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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19

mercantile life held little attraction
for him. and he was little more than
a boy when he began his career as q
sleuth.s AZ the age Of twenty three
he was employed on q tally-sheet forg-
cry case In Columbus and Cincinnati.
and his success won for him a repu-
tation as one OF tho keenest Of the
detectives Of Uncle Sans secret SER
vice. For moro than a score. of years
he was' in the employ of the United
States government. and his failures
were few and his successes many and
brilliant. Fifteen years ago he cap
tured the counterfeiters Of Philadel-
pf1ta and Lancaster who had .floated
more than a quarter of a million dol
lars' worth of bogus cigar stamps In
1908 Mr.. Burns quit the service of
Uncle Sam and organized a private de-
tective force, now international In its
operations. In the western land
fraud case he implicated q number OF
''hfghsr-ups'' among them = United
States senator. It was the Los Angeles
Times dynamite case, however, which
brought hirn his widest fame, and a
number OF criminal leaders now be-
hind prison bars can testify to the
sagacfty with which he handled that
matter. Besides these he has parfici-
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
Detective Burns, Master Sleuth

Every boy familiar with the heroic
exploits Of Nick Carter Old Sieuth,
Old Cap Brady, and Diamond prob
ably entertains an ambition to become
a. detective. To foil Williams, to run
dangerous criminals to earth, to rescue
beautiful naidens in distress. to solve
battling mysteries, to avenge wrongs
and defend justice high ambition.
surely Not all of us can realize our
dreams, and we have; to be content
with the humble occupation Of lawyer.
merchant. doctor, bank president or
som ething like that. So In extending
birthday congratulations today to VIII
liam J. Burns. whose achievements In
real life have eclipsed the fictionai
exploits of Nick Carter and Ola
Sleuth, the fluctuations OF many of us
will not be unmixed with envy. The
famous detective was born In Balti-
more, of Irish parents, fifty-ffve
years ago today. In his tender youth
he moved to Columbus, and it was In
the Ohio capital that he received his
public school education. His first
! job was as clerk in a store, but the
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
BRITAIN IS STILL
LAND CRABBER"

London. Oct. 719-During the past
fhree axpars,s the British government
|I&S 6rSdua11Y deyeloped into '1and
srabb1f* on 4 scale which exceeds all
previous performances Its total
lfeixures and purchases Of real es-
tate. since the war began, aggregate
more than 10000 acres, divided
among thousands of pieces of land,
some only few feet square, others
containing many thousands of acres.
rais has been quite simple opera
ton, al for war purposes the govern
lment had behind it comprehensive
law called the Defense of the Realm
.Act.r This entitled the authorities to
take over property of all kinds and
convert 1t to their own use. leaving
the question OF compensation to be
decided afterwards.
The whole question Of taking over
other peoples property soon became
50 complicated. however, that a spe-
cfal department was constituted to
operate IT.. called the War Depart
me1t Lands Directorate. This depart
nnent deals with all properties either
itamporarily occupied or permanently
acquired. and is responsible for the
management of all such properties.
Some idea of the quantity of work
whfph IL has to. perform may be gath
ersd from the statement that the
mere qrartsrfng of troops necessitates
|rontAis aggregating $12,500, 900 a
iyeGr. When lands or buildings are
oceupied. claim for compensation
~ made by the owner The variet,
and s1tent OF sucla claims Is astonish-
1n<, 81i6 the sums involved vary from
= <~rr doYIora r., eex<ya1 r,,flIff,r,s
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
patedS In many other famous criminal
Investigations.
St. Peter Of .Alcantara

Today. Oct. 10. is the feast day of
st. Peter OF Alcantara- who founded
the first convent OF the Strict OBJ
sefvance" in 153s.a In this convent
the cells Of the friars ''resembled
graves more than dwellings," st. Pc
ter's cell was only four feet and a
half In length. SO that he could new
er lie down. He starved himself con-
stantly, eating but one light meal ev-
cry three days. He always went
about bare OF feet and head. even
when the ground was covered with
snow, and his sackcloth habit afford
ed his only protection. 1t was said
that on cold days in the midst Of win
ter he would open the door and win
dow OF his narrow cell in order that
by closing them again. he might ex-
pertence some sensation Of warmth
For twenty-three years he survived
and inspired in others the spirit OF
voluntary martyrdom and the mos,
rigorous pennace. He died. while
kneeiing In prayer. October 1867.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
POLISH RECRUITS
BEING DETAINED

Although It was expected a number
of recruits for the Polish legion of
the French army would be sent from
this city today by Recruiting Station
No. 10. it has been found advisable
to defer the departure of the men
ready to go, until Monday, when it is
expected between $50 and zoo volun-
teers will befready to go. The re-
cruiting station at 636 Main street is
pretty busy place, and volunteers
are coming in in excess of the expec-
tations Of those in charge. A mass
meeting is being planned for next
Wednesday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
AN INSTANTANEOUS
WRINKLE REMOVER

3
The average woman is always sur
prised to learn. after experimenting
with all sorts of patent so-calIed
wrinkle removers," that the most er-
fectfve remedy in the world is a sim
pie face wash which she can make
herself at home in ajiffy.
She has only to get an ounce of
pure powdered saxolite from, her near
est druggist and dissolve It in half a
pint OF witch hazel. Apply this re-
freshing solution to the face every day
for WHILE The result is CHARMING
marvellous. Even after the yerv
first treatment the wrinkles show les.
plainly and the face has a nice, firm.
comfortable feeling that fs thorough
ly delightful and slends self-conf1dence
in ones appearance. This Harmless,
home remedy is used by thousands OF
women to obliterate the unwelcome
traces of time.-Adv,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
Tho Butler Stores CezesrsSe Yhnfp
oath Anniversary With IN Inn
portant Announcements to
the Public.

This week marks tn. 24th. year OF
the existence of the Butler Chain
Stores. The local branch situated at
No. 11o7 Main street, has made elab-
crate preparations to commemorate
this event. Special authority has
been given from the Home Once to
offer to, the people very special price
Inducements The big feature ts
makes this anniversary more in
tant than any other 10 the adoptios
Of the Famous Butler Guarantee.
Never before has any store offered
such a Wide and nberef protection to
their customers. Every sale II ac-
companied with the. guarantee that
Butler will refund your money IL yo1
are not thoroughly satisned.. Butlsf
welcomes everybody to open + charxS
account and get dependable clothing,
Surely Butler deserves your conn
dence and patronage.-Adv. =
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Here are SUITS and 81
FOVERCOATS at -
Same Grades and Styles Shown in
Windows of Other Stores
at $40.

Let prove it. It's worth looking into. Some mon
have to work all day for $6heres chance
much suit overcoat-and get
faction.
All wool suits that bright and Acknowledgement
OF the most popular and stylish materials
sure of Standardization they
the models and desirable to
select from - =
Handsome new overcoats, green's browns fancy
mixtures oxfords blacks
Every model including the popular Trench styIe
in line. 49,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
COTTON STALKS AS
COAL SUBSTITUTE

Cairo. Oct. 1.-THE fuel question
threatens to become serious in Egypt
during the coming year owing to the
fmpossibility of obtaining adequate
imports of coal. Government experts
hope to solve the difficulty partially
by developing useful fuel from cot
ton stalks. Experiments to this end
are being carried out by Prof. ]. F.
Wells.
Egypt produces no coal, grows very
few trees and those not for firewood,
and her oilfielda are not as yet suffi-
|ciently developed to meet local re-
quirements. Both oil and coal i'm
ports have fallen off more than fifty
per cent since the war. To. economic
fuel. street lighting has been decreas-
ed by quarter, all shops are closed
at p. m, all restaurants at 10 and
all places of amusement at IL.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19

:, The Norwegian Foreign Office re-
ports that the steamships Barbra and
Hovde were sunk by German sub
marines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19

Got yer IAbezty Bond,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-19
9 9s1 s95aS sn ''st $17-5o
Would Make Good Companions ID,
Those You See Elsewhere at
$3.50 to $25.

49, If that interests why yourself that r.
Is true /? If need now here
Tomorrow and show hfgh-grade
ments selling dollars less than their
brothers are selling at all around -
THE SUITS represent styles Of the sea-
son. They made of the W fabrics-and
they hand tailored throughout. Wen show in
assortment model style popular today among
custom tatlors including the Trench
THE OVERCOATs are shown in beautiful fancy mix
lures, fine blacks and soft rich grays Every kind
Of modethe box the Trench back the weIl-
| ngton Chesterfield among
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-07-27
Mnftiuu.

ltnter3ei6nctcr miro i'm Siperp.
9arn in Worriion alt
Samstag, Ben %. Snli,
6eginneno 1 llbr no6mittags, fclgen,
ocs Gisentbrm Gffc1tlid OIL bcn
Wciitbietcnocn perfaufen:
Gin id)0nes @eipnnm 8feroe, 1
5lpei jGbrigcS Tfero uno 1 IrbeitS-
pfcro; 2 Soblcn (motdco tcan) .
uno 8 Sabre alt, 3 ciniGbriec Sob
len, . Slide, Stier, 1 5armnpagcn 10
gut ols ne,l, 1 nieoerer 0ngen nit
StoblrGbcr uno 2 nieoere 8oeen nit
b0lscrnen Hdoern, 2 SllgaicS, Sur-
rep. Sad, Solaidgc : Ginridyhtng
ncbIt engine, Olipcr Geitpflu9, .
Gbedroiper, 3 Gultiuators, Ggec,
8ieroegcidirr. ooppelt illO cinfod,
Sattcl utlo SGitnlc uno onbere pr.
tifel au 5ablreidD I'M tic bier aufau.
SGblen.
9eoingungen: $500 unb noe.
niger 9aar, @robcre getrGge 4 NO.
nate CREDIT gcsen Mote nit quite,
Siderbeit. @rtf 9aar3ablung Dor
iiber SIS miro 3 Bro5ent Mabatt be.
milIist. g. 5. II,
! Worriion, Wo.
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&erinmmlnn9 ailcr Narm Slnbs I'M
Eumntg finbct III Siucnsulllc
itatt.

{. j. 4ensIcp, Sefrct0r DeS @aa'
conooe County 6orm Sureol', nldd)t
bctonnt Oab Die bolbjdbrIid)e Yer
iommlung ser 6urm Clubs DlcNcs
Golntns ont SomStog Den 4. Nu0nlt
IN GmcnSuillc itottiinoen miro. Die
@erinnmlIung miro I'M | llbr nod-
mittoas 5lr Orbnttng gcrllicn iucroen
uno III ocriclbcn merocn fir allie Jnr'
nlcr mt0 Gnrucriralicn mid)tl9e Alt.
o~elc0cnDeiten sur Gerhonolun9 fonl.
men. Die MitglleOer Der bcrlhleOc'
ncn @creinigln9en iNmobl nls OH
Garnier I'M ItlgcmcincL iillo eriud'
Scr @crinnmlrng bei5uhuoNnct.
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Neue AnSeigen
Sanfiagnng.

Gen pielcn SSrcunocn lno Scfanns
ten uto beion0ers bcn Wit9licocrn
Ger @ronb Mrntp, Die inherent geliebs
ten @ottcn, &ntcr mo @robnater,
2pnis Eoeidel,
Die lcttc Gbre erlpicier, ionie unies
rcll percbrtcn gtudborn ltilo Srcuns
0cn, fitr bic piclcn Si~cbcs0icnltc mub.
reno Der &ronf9cit bes Se%rltorbenen,
iprcdbcn mir bicrnlit u,lcren bcr5.
lidyitcn 0ouf aus, Gbenfalls fir Die
reihcn @lrmlenipenOcn, ocn @obr-
tlldtrGgcrn urb insbeioubcrc Scrrll
Toltor &asnlom iilr Icinc Dent Ser
itorbcneu gclpiontetcn iuurrlen &ortc
Ger Griunerllllg, erlo,lbcn mir ms
biermit unicren inni9lten Ganf obSlts
itatteil.
Sic t%ranernSeu Sinterbliebenen.
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0rOb tuottinN, sit ss
nod nett Biz gum 5%orit9aus, 5ans
tee"
.@9ir iinO 6oIo Oo, &ino."
Ger &udud ruft i'm Dolpe.) pa
i4Iaat idon cine S6porspdISers
u6r.."
9aagrunS. Griter 56us
Iteriunge: yWer bat Dir osnn Define
Spare oerihnittsn?
3peiter: nMeine 5rou Meeitsrr."
GrIter: ia, Die BAT iiA's aber
leiht gemaht."
2lpeiter: ,8ieIo oenn?"
Griter: rNa, bic bat Dir ia lautsr
Sreppen geIGnitten, bdB lie Dir
leidter nuf Die Suoe Iteigen tonn."
Sietennt :. Die iiinssrs
Sdpeiter: rS9 iOa Dir einsn idOs
men Grub bonn Orator beItellen, Ser
ga; aber LAB i'm muir nod sappsln;
ruenn iAr crit perlubt isib. I6entt sr
mid Ii6er nidt mebr 10 oist teurss
&pnfstt."
8adfii9s. ,Satteit Su
einen nettsn 5iidberrn, Glie?"
%, einen ~reissnoen! Gr trug
Spar einen 8erIobunssring; aber Den
itedte er i6on nod elmer bal6en
Stunbe in Die 8eitentoIds!!"
Gritsr @soante. SotsIs
mirt: nSn pieiem 3immer bat uut
8Osthe nal iberna9tst."
3eiiencer: r8ieuiel bat psnn De,
~hs3ohlt?"
S9arfbIid. Batter: Rum
6at Der 2ebrer niGt %ertannt, oaB i'd
Den aufiab gemnht babe2"
5riBl: % iofort, er meinte sleid
i6 Gnne unmOglid einen lolfer
Stiefel auIammenihreiben."
8 It ertenntnis. Sling
ling Ger tpsgen ieinsr llnssI9tdlid
felt beriidtist lit. gallant gu feline
5dnaerin): rWas sic fir sinen tlei
men SUB baben, ~sndbises 5rdulein...
: man tritt INNER b~aneben!'
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fir inert, mid gu bilben. unb bas
tGlt mid aufre9t."
60 iprad iie. Sbtsn Sammsr fab
bic Nn4t.
uGr bat Sbnsn bon ieinem YeItsH
eei6entt," ipro9 ias
u0as bat er. Bon penen. bic BEL
ormen Mao6en blob Elm billises
@eraniiaen iuden, mar er niht.
gben er lie6 bate, Der mar ibm AUDI
Elm Meni6 pis sr ielbit. limb psnn
feline gltern nidt 10 iebr basesen 9s'
ipsien pdrsn, battle er midi aud fritz
FER gsbsiratet."
uTriiber - Sic iinb q"
,arisgggetrdut." limb nun itir,,
ten bod bic 5rdnen itromtpeiie aus
ibren Iusen. Ssnn oies Wort ipra9
es gang aus, mas lie perloren bate.
limb bic gltsrn iaben nun einiam
unp bernu6t - unb bGtten piellei6t
Elm pfuno bnben tINnen BON ibrsm
ginsigal, tpern lie YerIteben bspiss
fen
Sins psiB i'd blob ni@t," bob
glsbetb Miillsr an uno lire 4ugen
tlidten idii@tern fori9eno
.Muttsr iost, t9 miibts mid ieBt
bel l1oos Gltern meloen - lie pobs
nen in Dresden. Sd bGtt's FONT
ME getan, absr -" lie itodts.
.Weil iie friiber nidts BON Sbnsu
piIien mollten?"
vGben. limb ipenn nun ubo niht
mebr lit, - mas belfen mir bic an>
bern2 Gs 1T nur -"
sd psritano; Dffnete bic @rme. 0a
iunt Tie mir an bic 9ruit uno in lbr
sliids unb troBourbbebtes @einsn
binein ipra4 ib mnbnenpe WOrte.
oab llbos Sein a~ngetniipft babe BEL
ben Giniamen in DRESDEN. unb oob
es lire pf!idt lei, ben gentlemen
Jaoen %aufaunebmen uno ieinem @ers
mGdtnis ben Sesen oes Sauies ni6t
gu ent5ieben, bos i'm als 70 feineu
uno guten MeniAen in bic Welt snts
loiien bate.
Sic nidte, iis psripraa, nGr bats
ia aud INNER seio9t. Wir lsbsn
ni6t fir uns allein. Wir iino
Sropfen i'm Strom. Was beuis
tergebt, tommt einmal tpieoer in an
oerer 8eitalt."
Gs NOR, als OBJ Elm fernes 2it)t
MIDI griibte. lloo eeitgeb bate lei.
nen lebten atem5ug perbaudt -
uno iaon feimte Elm neues Weien,
bus 8eiit iein piiroe BON ieinem
@eiit. Was audi Der mDrberiIdite
oller &riege an Werten pernihtet,
tpiepiel miibIam Grri4tetes er eins
reibt, - unter ben Sriimmern blits
fen 9oloene S6dbe auf bic perbor=
gen borrtsn, oab iie aussemiinsi
piiroen, uno- beren Sag iebt bernns
nn6t.
Wor9enrot! Worgsnrot! 8efliigeI'
idritt i'd 9eim.
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8itteub a.

9Silbclm Oierfer, bon ct. Soills,
lpelfcr fiir ben NadlaB iciner &ers
itorbencn Mlltter oils Mominiltrator
crnannt mltroe, mar bier I'M Den
Nahlab n~ad3uieben.
,Sctta 8itte bon ct. 2oiis bciihbct
lid, inn eltcrIidem Sauie ani Ne
iuh.
9rofelior Seinrid S6miot, bon
9el(epille, ST., befano iid bier ets
lidc Gage al,f 9cilld bel Ieinen bier
lp~obnboiten Gltcrn 5ris Shniot nlo
Satin.
Die Srult ocs Serrn @nl. Gngcl.
brc6t befinoet iid a,lf Der &rantells
lite. @ir miiniden ibr red)t balolge
r@eiierun9.
Trol Sobu Zimmerman, bon ct.
9oris, unb oeren &inocr, mar bier
nm i9ren gltern luao ionitisen Ser
lponbtcn cillen 9ciu6 abanItatte1.
Sic fcbrtcn ant Sonntas mieoer ST.
riid in ibre Seimatb.
Die Yrcsb5pterioncr Genleinse Dec
Yoitor @iomoper miro ibr oiesJdb'
RIGGS Wiiiionsfcit an crIten mn
a.pcitcn Al,9llit feiern. alle gtadbar
@cmcin>cn iinb %frcunolidit eingela
bcn.
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Heidc Sarm 81 berfaufen.

Die &loiiner SarlrL anl @asconaoe
SlllB, oberbalb Sllrnpife BLUFF, etpa
446 @der entbalteno, ipobon etipa
1875 afcr i'm @asconaoe Riper BOT.
tom in better &ultur iid befinocn, nit
allen notbigen @ebGuli6feiten, Sbft.
gartcn uiip.. lit gum Serfaufe allsge.
botcn. Nad5uiragcn bel ben &loii.
ner Grber, ooer BEL
&obert @alfer,
Sermann Wo.
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griftigcr Urnnb.

nat6beI. HIN, bas lit uj5t rtdlt.'
Grult Die 9tutter iprid)t,
Sap on iit umnrmlen ldBt.
Slim, hu3 barf MAJ uidJtl"
rgiuttcr, ADJ, Id bin nidJt iAuIo.
Wtir mar ieIbit 10 bang,
Nl3 Scr Sans nit tctter &anb
Wiid 10 lett umihldu8l"
~aOnuteit on bld) wcbren uiNt?
&ait 5ipei 0Inbe bodJ
llup 3llm 9tuicr iibcrbies
Nnh cin 3iiuAIciu nudl!"
nGnb' nod) arGftcn mid 9eiutGrt,"
Sling 0as SirnOlcin ipridbt,
-Jiufen nber, luciln man tiibt,
Nd). onS fam man uidltl"
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Sa bann!

Bauer 0ltn onbern): n&annIt on
bid nod etmos erinnern, ipas Der
@oit( 81, mir iut @irtbsbo,ts gcIogt
hot? Id mill Sen 8erl ndmlid) Der
fIaeen."
Ser onoere: SD, i6 fonnS nid]t
aenau iogerl aber Flag MIR be-
ihmGren fam ids"
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3n %uerfanfen: Mein apeiitodiges
@obnballs an Ser weitl. 2. StraBe in
Serntanil, nebit Got bon 70 SUB
Sront. Gra6tpplI i'm i6Dnlten Sbei.
lie Ser Stabt nidt lpcit bon ser Gitp
Sail gelcgen hefinoet iid bas @obn.
bal,s nabe DEM @eihaftscentrum uno
oo6 i'm i6onlten @obntbeile Der
Stoot. BreiS $4,000. gbenfalls
BOT bon So SUB Sront an bieies 81.
sentbum a%ngren5cnb unb Elm prads
tiger 9allplas. Ercis $1,000.
g.. O. Starf,
3714 SumpbreD
ct. 2ouis, Wo.
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Bed.

Stuoioius s: o9e5nblelt, Gut mir
leib, Weiiter, nein @clo lit mir aus
geganecn."
Sdneibcr: .Sonit iino Sic imncr
o,tsoeoaneen. enblid) trefie i'd Sic
mol = 90 lit bas @elo a%isgegon-
gen."
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&eim Shppie gcnummen.

,@urum linb Sic 10 nud)oenflid,
mein %gnGbiges 6rGulein?" sd
bin nid@t nohbcntlih,. 49, nIber Sic
bobcn ia lett 5nonai9 Minuten fem
@ort 1eioet." - So, id bate ni,d)
nidYtS Sn iosen." - uSo9en sic I'M
nter nidtS. ipenn Sic rihts SIT Iugcil
hobcn?" ,Tein." vgSi,r0cn
Sic meme Srall merocn m~ollen?"
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M(eincs WciprGh.

N&os lit Bonn ooa iilr cine AroBc
llnruhe III Sbrcm Nouic?" "9m.
acritrcit lpegen zines ncltcll Suites.
.2&ie, Sbre Irou mcigcrt Itd 81
eiien?"- ,9tcin - lie meigcrt Ildy
5li fnhen."
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F. J. koeIIer,
Il. 8ageumadu
Sermann. Mp.

Sermani. Wp.
rNd fperoe bef.rebt icin muir bic bette grs
beiien uuo Woarcn Su ~lieiern. Sd) babe
Iauae Sriabruny int pferbebefhlasen los
wohI ME I'M Sd,mieoe. uno W~asenbano'
lpert.
Tarm,uasen, guaaies. UlanursS preas'
erS uno 5drm plaId,inen an Sano Soer
auf BcIteIuns 5u sinitieen Sebinsunser
unb Su a~nnehmbaren Preiieu 9elieiert.
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BEN Sallipicle. bas lettcn

Bel Dem 9allipicle, oas leetcn
smrtos bier 5miidlcn ben Cotton
gclts non ct. 2ouis uno Dem blc'l'
acn seam itattfano, blie6cn ''ll'ere
Sunoena Sicgcr mo omar NIT e &c
oeu > .Runs." 6OIacnScs lit ooS
.gor Gore"
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3n bcrfanfen: Elm 8adltein @obn.
baus nit 7 3immer, alif bas 500.
oernlte eineeridtet. Snnen frifd
angeitri6er. Got 60 BET 100 i'm Gen.
truln bon Sermonn. Sreis uno 8e.
bin9unael1 giinitig. Nad3ufrasen in
Scr Office .. 81.
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&erlpren: nnbe ser Gitp Sail cine
iilbcrne SanOtoi6e (meib bag). Cute
gclobnung fir Ibeabe berielben IN
Scr office 8. Solfsblottcs.

81 perfamfcn: oas friiberc Gisen
@oDnDalls uno @r,lnoltiid an ser
@barfitrabe. 9reis billig. Nad5ns
frogen in Ser Sermann Snpings
0anf.
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I'm 3~eitalter bcs Nntomobils.
,Ad, sllireD, Die @clt lit ood)
ihon!"
.S,So, mir elm biBden flein."
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gu perfanfen: Cine Chalmers
Eollring Gar 5ll cincm billigen Srei.
ie. Nadaufragen in ser Sarmers &
Mer6ants ganf ooer bel 8. g. @rat
Sermann, Mo.
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3m berfamfen: Bfero, abIiefe.
rlmgsmngen unb Eferbegeidirr.
S. $. Selmers,
Sermarm, Mo.
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3u perfauien: Elm Srunle @obn.
balts nit 5 3inmlern I'M ihonlten
@obntbeile bon Sermann on Der 3.
Strabe. Nad5ufragen in Der Office
bieies 9lattcs.
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Score by innings

Score by innings
234567S
St, Louis % 100 0 0 / Il
Hermann 0013 2 0 X--6
Two base hits: keenoy, Barry,
HAYES, Neumann. Three base hits
Holstein, Haas, Hickman. Sacrlhce
hits: Sanders, Wohlt. Base on balls
Off johnson .; off Hickman l. Struck
out-by Johnson 8; by Hickman D.
Left on bases: st. Louis 9; Hermann
;. Hit by pitcher: Remley 3, Rick l.
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Yrobnfte.
Gorrigiert bon
Gorrigiert bon
S. McImer

Gggers MiIling 6 o.
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Cotton Belts
Hermann

SO . 6 "a 16
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-01-20
MOEWE SAILOR
LEADS IN WORK
OF new RAIDER

BERLIN, via London, Jan. 20
News of the safe arrival of the Var
row dale In a German port has added
to the qualification expressed in the
German press over the exploits OF
the mysterious German commerce
raider. as reported from British
sources.
The name OF the cruiser and its
commander and all details regarding
its size. speed and armament are be-
ing withheld by the naval authorities
and nothing was known until today
about the arrival of the Yarrowdale.
although she has been in port for
moro than a fortnight The national.
ity OF the neutrals among the captur-
cd crews is unknown but some of the
captives are held as prisoners of war
because they accepted service on
armed merchantmen.
The prize commander, petty officer
BaGewitz. was a member Of the crew
OF the raider Moewe and was in COM
mand of the British ship West-Bourne
which brought the crews of number
of ships sunk by that raider to Tene-
rife. He afterwards destroyed the
Westbourne to prevent her falling In
to tho hands Of English cruisers.
Badewitz was held in Spain after the
Teneriffe exploit but succeeded in
escaping.