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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

san antoniu, Seq, 8. april 1871
Erime grloe Cotton s5eeo Oil, 95A
Geilts bel 0nlpne
Stem gprf, 8. april. 6pot $f4.00
BID; April, $14.14 uno $14.30; Mai,
$14.40 uno $t4.44; SUM, $f4.3s unb
$14.40; Suli, $14.36 nno $1437,
Iuguft, $14.35 .uno $14.36; September
unD Sftober, $14.34 uno $f4.35; So
eember, $3.50 ur6 $13.71.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
wabl : Mm5etgem.
Sir Manpr.

Sic .Sreie Yreiie" 1T alltoriliert,
Serrn gYaltpn .. 9pDo als 8aitolDnt Iir
MapDr in, ser beboritebenoen Hrir1dre
tpahl am %. Mpril ar5ufiinoigert, uno Ell
bittet rrt bie 1Interitiisung aler 1elner
Nreunbe nnb Stimmgeber.
Sic .Sreie Erefie~ lit autoriliert
.Serrn Gam s. 4ea alS &anoioat fitr
Walor in Der acknowledgement Erimdrs
ipnbl am %. Mpril ifnb s. Mai an5n~
fiinbiaen nltb bittet nm Die llnferIfiibnng
aller @dbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

gs lit cine @emeinbeit, aanoi=
oaten : Mn5eigen ab5nreiBen pno 8i
5erItoren, pie es NIT ben Elafaten
BON $. 6. Oifinion, &anoioat fir
ous 4mt oes Steuer : aomlniildrs,
eeideben lit.
f8pIiti1de M~nseioe.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

Oie .Nreic Yreile fur 8eras" IT aiz
toriliert. 9pnis Senerrnarn als Gnr1oi@
eat fir bas gmt bes a%ommildrS fir
GtraBen uno Dffentlide 9erheiferuneen
IN BEN beporitebenben Yrimdrfpahlen
onsnseiaen nno er erjudt nm Die Inter-
itiiblina %ieiler Srernoe nno Der Stimnis
aeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

Haummune.
GpffpnTamtn.H rnnnfte.

6an antonio, Ser. 18A ste.
@alpeIton, geitern, 10 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
Sir aOmmiHare fir Strafem nnb
5ffentlidbe gerbeiiernnsen.

! Die rTreie YreIe fin Segas" 1t ans
toriliert. Ebpmas 6. Nelion als 8nnois
Dat fin bag Mmt bes aommindrs flr
GtraBen ui,o 0ffentlide Yerbeierln9en
in ben beooritehenben 8~rimdrtpahlen an~
tsufiinbigen lno CT eriu6-- unt Die uns
ferftiibu1le ieiner Sreunoe nno Der
Stimmaeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
San GrInnbnis5heinr.

&. 8. 8eber, Nnbali, 5antos Ctr.
$3.50.
Carl Otto. @obnhaus, 9almetto Spe.
$1,000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
aommiiIar fir 9arfs nno sanitat

Nm Sic @dbler BON Gan Nntonto:
NoIs meire 9ierite in ben lebtet 5fpei
Ssahren @uren grfpartnn9en entipreden
haben lonten, Bin id bereit, Gldl in Den
nddften Sipei Snbren 5u bienen.
geaf lambert,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
Gan lambert,
aommiRdr fir @arfs rnb soniti

Die .Sreic 8rele fin Seras" lit aua
toriIiert. Or. g. 8. Gbrppibire al5 &a1s
oibot fir bas glmt bes aommihdrs fir
@orfs lno Smitdt in Der bepprItebens
Sen &rimdrtpabl a~n5lifiinSigef. @r err
illdt nm Gure ltnterftiitung mo Stint
me.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
@iltiQ bis 5u1n 80, Snni 1917.
Yr0mieu>Sffertf.
Sin Sorldlag at rnltre Trfuuoe.

ia IS umnDsIid ii, aae 0ifrifte nno Counties bes Staahs bird
Reicaoe bearbehen su Ia6en, mmkten mir anf anbere Wtutfl 5nr tmu1eE
arSseren gerbretmus nnIeres glattes iinnen nno mir fb sn Dem Gnt'
lhlus ocfsmmen, anne1mbare Trantien fir neme Nbonnenten, bic ns
sjBgcidift mcrben, ans5nieten.
@ir plancn nidt sic geranfaItuns eines iosenannten aontepes,
ME y Bel ensiiden 3eitmnscn nbid III, foubern mir molten bnrd ans.
,aAlnns elmer li6eralen aommiHiOn 5reipiaise anpsrben, Die 'o9ne be-
iunbere MaEc unS Mnnrensnna fd cine Nebeneinnabne 81 pertbaffen
wInMen-
gu Sieiem 3uede pferieren mir fir jeoen nenen Sabresabonnenten
cine aommiiun BON $1OO, einem 0oIlar, 9as @odenblatt Der
ySrcie TrcTe fir seras" foiet $500 per Sabr. Gesen GinieuOnns pn
S1.0O merbrm mir ao bs glatt an irsenb cine ns aafsegebene nenf
announcements MorcIe lbifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

81 bat Der meni4 nit benz
Siere gemein,
Sbn aoelt 8~efpuBtiein uno WiHen
allein,
Drum itrebe nad Wifen! Sn asio
unb Cuff
gIeib' fets Dir Der menfdli9en Wiirbs
hetpuBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

Sir 10 as IT,: = ssss GGrtra yrdnit pon $50 ii Saar
Sir Is as ter = s;s: GGrtra Yrdnit uDn $50 ID Saar
Sir 20 as ter s;ss gGrtra syrinit Don $500 ii Saar
Sir . as ss' s;ss GGrtra Srdnie uDn S6.5 III Sdar
Slit nt5r ds p q 's ter s;s: gGrtrardnli DDn s. ii Saat
Nir ut6r ds 30 's e. s;s: GGrtraprdmitu oa s16in Sat-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
sir 9uIisei- nnS 5ener : %aommiHar

Sic .Sreie &reife fir Serns" lit au>
toriliert. Gubert s. tbr ais &anbioai
fir bas amt oes Soli5eis unb Semers
fpehr : aummifdrs ~on5ufinbieen, 81
eriud6t feline Sreunbe I'm lire Inter-
Itiibrua.
ociuis Mapcrif funbigt iid hermit
fprnren als &ai,bioot fin bos Gmt oes
&nlisei nno Seler : aommiiidrs an llilS
ipirS bie llnteritiiling bon ireenb eiuem
utto alien 8iireern Gan Gntpnio's 81
Ihdben tpiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03
gieu NarH.

San antonio, Ser. 8. april 1917
&ibe $500 bis $3.50.
O6ien $3.50 bic $1,000.
@uIlen $3.50 Biz $3.50.
adlber $6.40 nnb $500.
ct. 2ouis. 3. spriI 1917. 8irtoz
pieh. Serasz8ieh. $3.50 biz $3.50.
Sdnueile 1915 bis St5.75.
Sdrte.
Shtuere noni gdIdGter p era
0eidte otm Gdladter . % gts
@rifn aeialaene .......--.13h atN-
Jele.
Bolf uno Guds ...........2 20 gts
GngornsSiegsn, per $50. ......1o Gi
T,ncrns8ieaen 5effdofdt $50. s gH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

: Sable @abrbeit lit gauge 2iigc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-03

uTrfif Yrt1e fit sfras".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
0abner gurrb.

Wlan aerTbneioet Elm Nu6n, pelhes
anoertbaIb Bis 5uei pfuuo pieet.
ipGfdt ss gut ab, Iebt es banu gu
sSeuer NIT seniiesnb MaNsr, um es au
beoeden, uub lGBt eS In einem SDpF
NIT gut T6lieBenbsm Dedel toden, Bis
es eona peid lit, nadbem Elm eroBer
TesI0Ffel BON GaIo bu5u segeben 1T,
muB es nod einige Minuten lGneer
io9en. Damn ntmmt man oos Subn
beraus, T9iittst bic 9riibs in cine
G9ole unb Iebt fie 5ur Seite.l Nun
iperoeu in ben Ro6topf 5pet tlsine
3piebeln geIdnitten uno in einem ti=
eroben Gtiid Butter gebratcn; IoboIb
Die 3piebeIn braun Tnb, nimmt man
Fe beraus uub Iegt bos SiibnerFIetY9
binein, IdBt Dies brei ober bier W1inus
ten braten; SunGhit Itreut man apei
Sesl0FFel bon Gurrb bariiber. Nun
gi.bt man Die griibe, tuorin bus Subn
seto4t porb, ooou, riibrt allss gut
ourhetnonoer, ldbt IS filnf UtInuten
ldnger brobeln, perriibrt sinen Tesl0Fz
Fel bon geiiebtes MebI nit etpos Nafs
fer unb gibt Dies ou9 baou nebft eirem
ssIdIaeenen Gibotter unb bas Geri4t
lit fertis.
SeiBer eeto6ter Heis tpirb am
Ranbe Der SdiiKel berumsebegt uno
ous 9iibner gurrb in Der Mitts.
DisS madt cine Tebr CUTE @eildge
unO @orioit BEL einem DoIIftGnoigen
MittassmobI nit Rinberbruteu Ober
ouoerem eebrotenem TleiI4.
9lIe gr0bereu SAMPLER in MateriaI-
unb gpotbeterzWoren balten bieTss
GurbspulUer, in @IdIern berpadt.
Statt Subn tam man aud Rinbfleifb
Ober Rolbflsifb, Sammelflsifa, @nfeu.
Sauben, Rsbbibner, Safeu Ooer Frifae
SSifbe nehmen unb biefs nit Ober rbne
gieis ouf ben Slid bringeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
;yrI. Qitiinaer Oer6cirat6ct.

Gic SScirotb BON SRI. 9Ginno @it.
finger, Eo6ter Oes Serrn uno 6rou
Sobn S. Yitiineer bon ylr. 1920,
@lcSeurp-StroBe, unO gidoro 9.
Glapp bon GleDeIonO, Ohio, Sobn
BON &errn uno 6rou Q. 8. Glipp,
iono geitern Naittog in Der 4resbDte-
rioner-air6e, Gde SoIius- rnO
Strider- -StraBe, ltott. 0ie Eromlng
nurOe bon @oitor @iaiom u. @rice
bon Ger @resbDterioner.&ir6e in
9(berOeen, MO., in @egenwart Der
beioen 6omilien lmo eiuiger intimer
SreuOe OoIloogen. 9oS neilgebadene
Gbepaor trat iofort nod Der Geremo-
ME ieine Sodoeitsreiie nad Den
noroli6en Staaten an. Sbre @obs
mng peroen iie in GlebeIano mif.
idlogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
Sett l56ere WliIdlpreiie.

Die Wil6proouocnten in bielen
SbeiIcn Oes Stootes boben Iid orgo-
niiirt ino lperoen om IS. glu9ult bier
cine 8eriommIung in Der Dob Sell
Ions Solle" obboIten, nm lid iiber
6cn Breis, oen iie I'M SerbIt fir ole
NtilA berednen ioaen, einig oi wer-
0en. @ie cs beiBt, weroen iie 40
Gents fir ole @onone bere6nen on-
ltott wie iebt MIR % Gents. @iner
Der Yroou6enten Der an Der Spite
Der 9cWegung ltebt, meinte eeiteru,
Dob ooS Eublifum oOd einieben wer-
oe, onB man sic Wtilb nidt fir %
Gents liefern fonne, menn mm So
fir Mois beooblen miilIe. @r meinte,
es bonOIe iib nibt 10 iebr I'M ole
GOniiImenten. ais nm Ole Nlildbdno.
Ter, ole lid 6u fiirdteu ideiuen neil
pieaeidt elm onoerer SGnoler Den
@reis berobieben lno ibneu ole aun-
zen obipenitig MAIDEN f0nnte. gluf
icocn SAL meroe ober ser YreiS err
bobt meroen. @s e66e teinen onoe.
rem 9lusneg fir ole YroOu3enten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

emma $. geooer an G6os. @.
Wloin, 2 @runOitiide.
Sulio Sitter on 9II6crt SSoiimor,
mo 6rnu, gtorOieite |rattitrobe, na.
be Oit6oaS-9lpenue, 1876 bel 93.
Nlercantile Z. H. 9. So. an Nler.
camille Z. II. 3. 60, einige @riuo.
itiide.
6roncis q. Glautice an 6rancis 8.
GIoiItice unO SrnI, gtorOieite @oger.
@loce, no6e Yotterion Yarf gloe-
me, ~ bel 65.
Geriel6e an 9lobert g. Bar, 9tr.
221S, @ager.@lace.
9iobert q. Bar an 6rancis g.
Glautice uno 6rou, glr. 2218, Ga
aer.@lace.
@m. 8. Ollpine an gelie Q. So.
fer, A @runOitiide.
6enrp @. G6edet on Wloies 9ola.
foif, gtorOoitieite 2eeltraBe, nabt
tSremont.NDenne, ~ bel 76.
gl6rabom 9toienboum an SDman
2ouOon unO 6rau, 9oroieite 6owu-
ltroBe. nobe @reteritraBe, 1873 bel 80.
@m. @iie mo 6rou an So6n Zip.
pei imO 6rou, Ir. 81, SiiO.Gurlep-
itroBe
Sobn IS. Sder6eI, jun, an 9Iueuit
=. 9eder, @eItieite 9entolmi-, uobe
9oferitroBe, ID bei tt5t.
9hi9uit :. 9eder an So6n@.S Sder-
bel, ium., imO 6rou, S9eiiieite 9enta.
lou, uobe 9oferitroBe, IA bel 1851.
Geo $. @olie an Clara 9. Goofe,
Sitieite 9lrlington-9loenue, no6e 9o.
foDette-9loemue, 20 bel t50.
6. Clan Simams an Morgaret
Sdneufer, OItIeite @opionitraBe, ma
be 9Sort6- -9Ipenue, 1873 bel 9t.6.
6ronf Z. @alloce oil 9beooore q,
Sart, SiiOieite 9aiopette., nobe
Wlontfort-9lpenue, ID bel 20.
Somes 9eeltD an Milbur ". .@alf.
-er un0 6rol, gtorOieite Sarlem glOe.
me, nabe 9Iib6lIrtonliruBe, IA bel 70.
Gliio6et6 Gilman ON So6u @Sirt
unO 6rou, gIr. S37, 2u5erne.9IOenle,
0li6orO Wl Yiper uno 6rou an
Spencer W8. Glarf, 9 @rlnoltiide
Gleonor s. @eas umo Wann ou
G6as. Is. 2eitbauier unO 6ralL Noro-
ieite @eitwooo.9lOenue, nabe GIlG.
montltroBe, 70 6ei -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

R,its bon Slid (2a9s, DOrfd,
SdeGfifd. Gun Ober cine beliebige
unOers SOrts) t0nnsn uuf fOIeeHoe
@eiIs Ibmadbuft 5ubsreitst ipsrOen:
Mon nimmt 5lpei SoKen bon Std,
5ipei Gier, einunbsiubuIb 9aHen Wail4,
eine buIbe 9oKe geriebsnen &Gie unb
etne priTs pfsffsr. Die @ier fpsrOen
tiidtis ssT6Iogen. Die WliIb oo0u ges
riibrt, pOrauf Der Slid unb Der 2di.
in bic MaFe tOmmen, bod bebdIt man
ettpOs RGfe iiber, I'M ibn Oben ouf Die
S9uHsl gu Itreueu. Das Geridt
pirb in sinsm beiben Ofen gebaden,
Biz es i4Dn braun 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

3242 9nibeIe Goshen riabis. g s. 25c.
1887 glnibeile Goshen riabio. gS S.. 23c.
90 gnibele 0oSoeu com. ........ ffM
100 glnibele Gocoen con. ......... iiH
20 Yntbeile Wl x 0l franc CON- 90
SECOND CALL
$4,000 GoHlolIoaiIon Goal Ger ..... .104
$4,000 Nti 9ernon Whls notes ~ 100M
so elHtbelIe Goshen riGbiS. ge g.. 22c
2,s99 slntbelIe @osoeH rights. " g.. PIC.
l,la5 glnibeiIe Goshen riabts. 70 g.. zoe
10 sInt6eile Con @ 6 g & . com. ii2
glnibeile National 0rnanae 100
LOGO glnibeiIe 6osoen com. ......... i1M
10 gInibeiIe Wl & Ol Iraus com 90
25 glntbeIIe llniieo Abs ......... 2sh
Si1.000 Goshen @aS Ger (ctfe) ........ 07
$4,000 6 IS & g & 3 Ger Hoics (g8 % 0s
$50 gInibeile Goshen 9iebis (H % zoe
10 gInibeile ilniieo 9bS ....... 2sM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
Den Rets Sum Gurrp Su
10 den.

Der Reis, eins 9oKe bon. piro
IangIam berleIen unO oneis ober Oreis
NAL In taltsm WdHsr esipaf6en. oann
nngsfGbr opan5ig Wsinuten in iultem
@aFsr gsIoFsn. Sn sinem &O6teFeI
iperben 5ipsi Quart NuNer nit einsm
Tesl0ffeI bon Sal0 uufgefebt uub
tpsnn bos MaKer todt, tpirO Der REFS
btneingeItreut uno Spauoig Wlinuten
lang in gut Derbedtem SopFe geto&t.
DoRn nimmt man ben &eF.l bonn
Teuer unb 5isbt Ous DaKer bonn Rsis
ub, I9iittst i6n Oann ipisOer in ben
SOpf uno Iebt OieTsn obne Dedel bins
ten auf ben Ofen. 70 OuB Ser Heis
troten ipirb unb Die Se1rusr ii6 trens
men.
Wenn &eis getodt ipirb, tpie ss lid
eeb0rt, 70 lit er tpsiB unb tpeid uno
iebes 2orn fir Ii4 obesTonbert. Mdn
tunn ibn in elmer eigenen SdITel uufz
trdesn. Obsr um Ous Siibner Gurrp
legen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
Syubfan GBrsab.

Drei 9rOBe SaKeu GOrumebI. bret
SaFsn Wei0snmebI. Elm Quart fiiBc
WliId, eine 9oRe WlOIaHes, eiuen Zee
I5ffeI bon SaI5 hnO einen DsRsrtIOffeI
BON 9udpulOer. 0fiibrs bos 8adpuI>
Der in Den MOlaHes, bann miI4e ulIes
auidmmen, tue es in cine nit Butter
ousgeItri9ene Gorm unb bads oOer
tO9e es bier Stunben. Salte Die
SOrm felt DerIdIO1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
IcOiSiniTdc SInseiseu.
Sabsu Sic ismaIS OsrTHdJt, &c.
TnaB ~ luerbsu, ubsr Obus
9rfOIsS
wrfOIs9

. 9s mOo ietn bab @is VI IN xe.
. bunbhma iuarerL bah ole ole 6Cil.
: mne ani @eneiiing aufGaben.
Sie mlIien piien Dab IN allen
9ebeltSlaQelt Gpe8lal1rbeit berldHat
luiro, nnb bic lut1tiglte bon allen Ut
bic Bebnnblun9 bon Sernnl0etten. 9Bd.
rum coniuItiren Gle IN ber Grfennf'
. nib beier 1batiaae ai4t .einen @pe.
. aldltlien bon eutem 3tnf ihr Oetntd
unh @brllbteit, iuenn Gle an etner,
Wsdnnern eiaentbiimliden, serlntbel
letOeH Ober bon berfelhen boDiH0eri
lDerOen; eiuen Gpe3idliIien, ber Rber
10 Sabre pr1ltiite @rfdbruna IN
WldnneriraHI6elten bat einen. ber
Sbnen nab elmer iorafdltioen llilters
lubunp Iaeen tplrb, ob er Gle liiriren
Iann ober riot; einen. ber Gle IN
ilir5eIier 8eit flirlrCn tpiro, tpie eS
. t4 nit oem beiten lln0 liherlten re-
lnli1t hcceiubdren ldbt
Stcie Writ bon 9pe3taltIlen Inbeu
Gle, penlt ole Dt. Nnmrld UOM BalHs
Mure, Wib., 4OS Dr.BdltlmOte.@ .@trake,
con1ultiren. CT bat biele 2RGnner
ilrirt, bic obne @riole berIm6tsn Nbs
bhlie ooer Seur 5u finoen. 1BdS er
. li!r @noere eetbah fanH er auA
Iiir ole tbun.
@eins Gebhbren Rnb Hisbrts unb
BabMngen iuerben ben Wlitieln beS
Rattenten anaepabt arranoIn.
(S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09
@rnnSitiifs.l .llebertraannaen.

sol. NnrDo3 un0 Srdu al @Das.
u. Soblbein imO 6rmt @eitleite Oel
&emooo-9lue., nabe Wc@loerrDitry
1876 BEL 68.
SSobn $. @aier an g8ettie @lears,
If &ots.
Sos. &. Moog II. 81. an aat6erine
6. Moog, SiiOIeite 8onner-&oaO, na.
be @infielO-9(Oe., GO bel 1870.
Sennie glbrams an &arrD Glaif 2
Cots.
Ism. 6. @Omonoion II. ". an gIi.
5abei6 a. @omon0lon 2 Cots.
Dieielben on Senrietta S. So
monOion, 2 2ots.
Gielelben an Gbas. @OmonOion, 2
2ots.
Senrietto S. @omonOion II. q. an
g8m. Is. @onIon0ion, 2 Cots.
W}anie 8u6Sbaum an SorrD W.
@u6sbaum 1926 gS..MonroeItr.
equitable 9. II. Q. ". an Mamie
Nu1sbolinL 1925 q. .WonroeItr.
2ena 20. NlcgIroD II. u. an 9olis
Sdmitt uno Grnt, Oitleite Caroline,
na6e GboieItr., 1873 bel 100.
W1arD aeuu II. q. an G6as. S.
9oudet, gior6ieite FindneD-YlacG,
na6e Garter. .glaep, t1.9 bel 70.
Gbas. S. 9ou6et an Mi6oel ,SobeD
imO 6raL 9sorOieite Yindnep-Ylace,
uabe Garter 9llleD, 11.9 Bel 20.
Sobn IS. gtagengnit an @enrD 6.
Ylumboif unS 5rml, Oitieite @atter.
Ion-Yorf-9lpc., nabe Wia0iionitraBe,
1911 bel rs.
@m. W1. Smith imO Srau an Oil
Der q. 9loberts, Meltieite @amooo-
9lpey na6e goltimoreitroBe, 1910
bel rs.
2obmiiIler Building So. an Mobel
s. ariieeI, NorOieite 9lbbottItona ma
be EaDlorItr.. 1879 BEL 90.
G6nrles &. @rbarot an So6n s.
Wliller, Siioweitieite Yarf Seiebts.
nabc Second 9lpe., 1913 bel 100.
9aoe 9. &irsner unO 6rau an S.
q. @rice, t05 gB. 2eeltr.
Sobn Z. 0onobue an Qlnuie 90.
&ooert, SItieite SinmooO., nabe SO.
Iter.9Ioe., 1877 bel 1916.
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1877 BEL 1916.
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pbia 8. 9remmer, @eitieite Central.
glpenue, na6e SoifmanItroBe, IA bel
77.6.
s. q. 9eulmear an Gomnro 6.
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bel ttS.
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Gaaer-%Iace, nabe @lilton.9Ipenue.
13 bel 80.
Gbas. y. Gooob an n6irit 2. Il. 8.
Ay" @runOitiid.
G6os. @. Wfom an Gmma s. g9ea.
Der, 2 Grunoitiide.
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Sir 9ans unO
Slide.
praIines nit Qpfslfiuens
fiiIIung.

125 @romm pu6er3uder lperoen
nit 2 GBlOffel gtpfeliinen5uder uuO 5
9ssI0ffeI QtpfeIiinenIuft gu Seig setne@
tet, pie Mar0ipan in tIeine Stiids gss
teiIt unb nit GbOtOlabeguB gIuiiert.
Der Saft muB 9eiiebt peroeH.
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Baltimore Wlarft6eridlt.

Mittwo d, s. 9lueult 1917.
Waebl. 8ufubr 764O Sdiier,
einidlieBlid 357 56iier 6u 9ocuIt
Eoint uno 6037 SGiier 6u Canton.
Ole Notirungen lporen pie folgt:
NlarnInirhnrthn Alrelfa anlii. llnhana elnhr
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0IcinnfeneS shiff nm 0anal.

Ser Observation-Disclosures 6ii Gobe
&oint bat Oen 6uitGnoigen 9eboroen
gcmeloet, oaB Elm 5meimoltiger
S6ooner adt MeiIen oberbolb GoOe
@oint eeiinfen iei unO Oirett I'M Sea
nal, im 6obrOeee DER Sdiffe, Iiegc.
0ic SOentitdt OeS S1iffes lit mbe-
funnt
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Baltimore WlarFtberidlt.

Gutter. IT. Separator, Eiln0.
38- doc; |rintS, 3S-4tc.; Grea.
mecp. $685.; Gairu @riuts, go
34c.; Storepode0, 33l5c.
Gfer. II Guteno, I1o. imO go,
33c.; enItern Shore, Alo. mO ga.,
33c.; meitIibe (C6io). 33c.; @..ga..
80 1885,; iiioIiAe (0f..G), Stc.
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einfa4e Nrttaffssiauea

Sn ettpos 5erloRener Butter ldBt
man einunOeinbalb bis 5pei @bICfftI
MebI gar peroen, aber ni9t brduntH.
OeriOdt OieTe @inbrenne nit ettDas bon
Der 8ribe, in Ger man bas Sc
fIiissI sorgetoat bat. fiist Elm Stiid>
den 3itrOneufdoIs unO ettpos 3itros
nsnIoft oo3u, Salo uub Mustotbliits.
IGBt bic Sauce berto6eu, f9medt ob
uno oiebt Iie nit einem @ibotter ab.
Msnn man min, lam man Der SuuCe
aud etipas Sarbellsnbutter, ettpos Iebr
milOen GHig ooer MeibDein binSufiis
gen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-30

passage of the $40s,OOO, 900
increase In war profits taxa
ton bill.
On the other side of the water,
stormy weather all but stopped
major fighting on the French aud
British fronts.
South, on the Austria-Italian
lines, Rome reported continued
progress across the Bainsizza pla-
teau and repulse of vigorous Aus
TRAN counter assaults.
London enthusiastically receiv-
ed President Wilson's reply to Pope
Benedict, heralding it as a model
for all the allies.
Reports received in London as
serted the Russian provisional
government had decided to re-es-
tablish the death penalty, to aid
In restoration of discipline in the
army.
West Point graduated $50 ca
diets of next years class-boys
who ordinarily would not have
concluded their training at the ma
tional military academy for an
other year, but who were products
of a speeded-up tuition that they
might aid in building the war ma
chine,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-30
STRIKE MEANS
CANCELLATION
OF INSURANCE

If the city firemen call their
walkout Sept. 10, fire insurance
on every building in Tacoma will
be Cancelled by the insurance I'M
derwriters, II was rumored
Thursday.
Commissioner Petit declared
Thursday that there was no
chance of avoiding the. walkout
unless other members of the
council would take action to pro-
vide the two-platoon system.
Il have done everything l can
to warn the council" said Petit.
There is no doubt whatever that
the firemen will all quit. They
have offers Of better jobs else
where, and | do not believe that
a single man will be left on the
department"
Mayor Fawcett declared Thurs
day that he believed substitute
firemen could be obtained to fill
the places of the men who quit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-30

American iron and steel-will
no longer expand If the en-
barge Is maintained.
On the other side, the brunt
Of the diver warfare has fall
en- on the allies I'm the west.
japanese shipping has not
taken its part in the risks
run.
Will this Japanese mission
get the United States TO let
the Nipponese reap the mari
time harvest on the peaceful
Pacific, or will japan have to
put her ships on the hazard
Gus Atlantic?
Japan wants to know how
the United States looks at the
territorial war booty fallen
into Nippo0 strong arm.
How will America view
Japan building a colonial en-
pire in the Pacific tropics out
Of the erstwhile German is
lands north of the equator?
Vastly more important to
Nippon, what is Americas
position as to the acquisition
Of German interests in China
by Japan?
Japan is seeking full recogni-
ton of her position as a world
power.
She has been obliged TO as
sent to the barriers erected
round the Pacific by the
American and British COM
monwealths against nom
whites.
Nowhere is the situation
more CALLING than i'm the Unit
ed States. Nowhere is there
greater need to achieve what
Japan maintains to be her
rights due the japanese peo-
pie living i'm America.
This is the cry OF a new
Asia. IL asks for recognition
by the West. What will the
United States say?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-30
JAPAN IS ASKING
MANY QUESTIONS

The United States is now
conducting discussions with
Japan which will have a
prime effect upon Americas
future on the Pacific.
Chiefly, the questions fall
under these heads:
]. What are Japan and
the United States to do as
allies I'm the prosecution of
the world war?
III. What is our attitude
toward Japan's much herald
ed Especial position" and our
intent i'm China?
iii. Will Nippon's subjects
I'm America get the treatment
Japan maintains is her right
will Japan make heal the
race equality she claims due
her as "a world power?
The initial economic move
the United States made on
entering the war-laying an
embargo on exports not di-
rectly furthering the struggle
has hit japan hard.
NippOn's infant industries
such "war babies as ship
building, machinery produc-
ton, and so on-which are
largely dependent upon