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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-17
Oats.
Provisions.

Oats eased off with corn. Trade, too
was we'll divided and more active tAah
usual.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-17
Omaha Live Stock.

Sheep-Estimated receipts for to-day
900; market strong.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-17
market allow, Is to Is cents
Sioux City Live Stock.

Ioux City. Oct. l7.-Cattie-hsti-
ed receipts for today, 5000; market
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28
SOLVES LIVING COST PROBLEM.

A correspondent sends us the follow
ing, which contains a good deal OF
sound reason:
ut seems rather tiresome to read all
this preaching about high prices and
high cost of living from people
living in an agricultural country
where all the different kinds of this
so-much- living are grown.
Why don't some Of those noted writer's
get out in the country and raise some
of this produce and have 1t to sell and
get some Of the high prices, instead of
paying the high prices to the other fel-
low? Idaho has room for q lot
of such food producers. We have choice
locations for many of them close
around this place. where they can raise
all kinds of this stuff that brings the
high prices. Anyone that is inclined to
go out and get onto a, few acres Of
glOund anywhere about here and Is
willing to work and comply with con-
ditiOns is bound to become independ-
ent and get good homes for the future !;
so let the professional high-cOst-Of-liv-
ing preacher come out and get the
benefit from the prices by raising ma
terials that bring the high prices. And
the trouble with these fellows Is that
they all like to live IN the city and eat
these things, but do not and will not
stay in the country and raise them.
If enough go out in the country and
raise the stuff the prices would soon
adjust themselves, just the same as
water finds its level"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28

The first state fair in the history Of
Idaho opened at Boise September "a
and will end tomorrow, elaborate pre-
parations were mad. for the entertain
ment of a record crowd. The last
Legislature made a substantial appro-
priation for the fair, arranging it un-
der the auspices OF a state board Of
agri ulture. There are $4,000 hung
up in premiums ana many thousands
of dollars for purses at the races.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28

The petition Of VIM. Howell ct al
asking for levy of 2 IL mills on the
assessed valuation of Road district
No. for road purposes, is hereby
granted, and it is ordered that levy
be, and is hereby made Of 25 cents on
each $4,000 of the assessed valuation
of taxable property IN said road dis
trict
There is also levied a roed poll tax
for the year 1917 on all residents be-
tween the ages of q and 90 years of
age and the same order concerning
said levy stands as recorded in book
10 on page 532 of county commissioners
records.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28

Payette County, idaho, which was
created from part of Canyon County
by the last Legislature, has agreed to
SAT, 77060 as its portion OF the county
debt, and also a proportion Of the
county debts up to July 1. To meet
the debt the new county viii issue war
rants bearing per cent interest.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28
EYES

Your eyes are changing
all the time. This is due
to increasing age, cOndi-
ton of health, working by
artificial light, or other
causes.
It's important that you
have your eyes examined
often. Your glasses must
be perfectly fitted to pre-
serve both your health and
eyesight..
Better drop in and let us
examine your eyes. Hyou
don't need glasses we will
tell'you so, and if you do
need them, we viii fit them
properly.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

To the Parish Superintendents:
The following books will be adopted
tor use In the Institute Reading Course
for the session of 19l7-18:
Nicholas Murray Buffers "The Mean
ing of Education, Chss. Scribner's
Sons, New York, N. Y, $1.0O post paid.
Paul Klspper's "The Teaching Of
Arithmetic", d. Appleton & Com
psny, New York, NY, $1.1spost paid.
John Mason Tyler's "Growth and
Hducation", Houghton, Mifflin Com
psny, Boston, Msss., s1.35 post paid.
Thomas Nixon Carver's Principles
Of Rural Economics, CHM & Co., At
hnta, Ga, s1.04 post paid.
These books may be secured by the
individual teacher from Messrs. F. F.
Hsnsell & Bro, New Orleans, La, at
the above prices, or in lots by the
parish superintendent.
"The Meaning of Education" is in
tended for use by the high school
teacher; "The Teaching of Arithme-
tic" for use by elementary teachers;
" The Principles of Rural Economics I"
for use by rural school teachers; and
"Growth and Education" for use by
oil the teachers.
To earn an institute certificate of
credit, teachers will be required to SUBJ
NIT satisfactory papers upon the sub
tect matter OF two books of the Read
Ing Course. An institute credit will be
given the value of one college hour in
the rating OF high school teachers,
three and one-haf per cent credit
upon IN examination for q teachers
certificate, or it may be used in the
extension OF q teachers certificate for
oas year. JNo. R. CoNNIFF,
Institute Conductor.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
PfMT Jua1.

To Appear Monday, October END, 1917,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF TENsAs.
Tuesday, September 18th, 1917

Tuesday, September 18th, 1917
Be 1t known aud remembered, that
on this Tuesday, the 18th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1917, pursuant to call
Of the President thereof, the Police
yary Of the above parish and State,
MT st the Court House in st. Joseph,
L..
There were present: Mr.. F. H. Cur
", President, and Messrs. l.. T. Hun =
VI, d. H. O'Kelley, E. G. Grace, w.
II. Ally and E. d. Coleman, members.
Mr.. Wiley Gavin, newly appointed
member from the 4th ward of the
psrish, presented his commission as
. member of the Board, and having
Akea the oath, took his seat as a
nvmber, making full meeting of the
Board.
On motion, duly seconded, reading
Of the minutes OF the last meeting was
dispensed.
And the Police Jury adjourned until
October End, 1917.
F. H. CURRY, President.
Z. r. NEWELL, Clerk.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
Better Own Than Rent Land

Better take some Of that cotton money
and make . paymsot on . farm home
of your own. Haying moro land than
we care to cultivate We would sell
about $50 acres ont Of the well and
fsvorsbly known Belle Ella and Troy
plantations In tracts to suit from 40
acres up. On the Texas road In Ten
sss parish, about i've miles from
Waterproof. Let % tell you sbout 1t.
EpoA1 w. WHyTT1No1E,
Wstssptool, L.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
LOCAL BRANCH ORGANIZED.

st. Joseph, Ia, Sept. 18th, 1917.
In response to the proclamation of
the Governor, a mass meeting was
held at the Court House last. Saturday
TO organize a branch of the State
Council of Defense. Hon. G.. III. Gin
ton was elected Chairman of the meet
Ing and DR.. L. A. Murdoch Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Sem
stor Norris L. Williamson of East Car
roll, who explained the object of the
meeting and the great Importance OF
the organization.
On motion the Chairman was author
Used to appoint the General Parish
Committee and fix the time and place
for the Committee to meet to perfect
tn organization, the Chairman and
Secretary to be members of the Com
mittss, and the following members
were appointed: F. H. Curry, Thos.
n. Wade, 8. w. Vance, Mrs. W. M.
Davidson, e. H. R. Kimbrough, Miss
Clara Whitney, Hon. F. L. Guthrie,
Martin Jscoby, w. M. Davidson, 8.
W. Smith, @. L. Beisel, R. E. Fulton,
3. d. Coleman, G. H. Clinton, L. A.
Murdoch, John Hughes, Joseph Curry,
B. r. Young, o. L. Watson, D. A.
O'Kelley, H. Q. Miller, w. w. Burn
side, K. B. Mcmillan, N. B. Hunter,
@. O. Goldman, M. Kullman, Geo. d.
Bland, VIM. Poe, A. H. Anderson and
D. v. Edwards.
Tho Committee will meet at the
Court House on Friday, September
alst, to perfect its organization and
appoint its sub committees.
There being no further business the
mass meeting adjourned.
G. H. CLINTON, Chairman.
L. A. MURDOCH, Secretary.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21
Your Wife Can Use Il.

II you are away from home and one
Of your horses takes the collie your
vie can treat him II she has Farris'
Oolic Remedy in the house. 1t is easy
"a use. Just drop it on the horses
SnnRue and In thirty minutes he is re-
Hovcd. Get It to-day. You may need
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-09-21

Our tonsorial artist, Mr.. Salvador
/. 0iglio, IL on the sick list this week.
HI friends home to see him out soon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
VrOmineiIte Slabs.

a9IOuertiIing Club Ser. 10.
South -StraBe.
~gIrieI Slomina Club" 6errD BAR.
vSIrunoel Boat Club" 5errD @ar.
rgIrunoeI Ghib,~ gtr. 1000, yeOro.
Gbarles.StroBe.
DAutomobil Club uon MarDlan0, :"
glr. 12, 9SeitMt. &opal-9Ipenue.
Baltimore 9ltbletic.@Iub,~ ger,
1922, Noro.GbarIes.StraBe
Baltimore @orintbicv gadt.
Club, SerrD Bar.
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Baltimore Country. Club, Ro.
lano'Barf. w
Baltimore Motor gludt-Glub,-
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Baltimore EreB.GIub," glr. 211.
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McSenrp.
y@atboIic Club" gtr. 407, gsOrO.
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tOnsoiIle.
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v@itD @Iub," i'm lS. StOdpert oes
Wluniep-@ebGuoe.
~@louel Club" SIR. l914. Wiaoi.
Ion-9lOenue.
DGommOmueaItb.Glub Nr. 1S,
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a@oncoro. Club, ylr. l2. ytOro.
@arep-StroBe.
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eagles Club" W1arpIano Gbeo.
teri .@ebGuoe.
~@Itrio9e GSor Suntine Club"
Charles. es.StraBen.9Ioenue.
ASfOtoru Club" ytr. i06, gauito-
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riion. una 6nmtborue-9loenne.
.,@ermania aG6nnprhnr,~ ytr.
84S, 9aoro-Soparo.StraBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

SAFER. ~ 8ufubr 59,745 9u.
lHcl; &criouot BON Ocn @lcootorcn
7S,4t2 9uidel; GleDotoren-Sorrotb
1,t07, ,S64 9ui6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Mni.7ampfer.


Baltimore II. Ybilaoelpbta DAM
pier.Go." CGricsion.2iuie), Bier l.,
Sigbt.StraBe.
nOtetp-Dorf uno Baltimore Erans.
pOrtatiOn 60. Sub Der 6reOertd-
StraBe.
Baltimore steam Rudet Co.
(OIo Ban 2ine). NSiers lO-1S
Siebt.StrdBe.
n@er6auts anO W1iners' Grams.
portation 9iue", Bier g., Sub SOn
Siio.@nnItraBe.
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Pier 49, Si9bt. StruBe.
oDort giUer Cine" NSier t8. eight.
StroBc
Baltimore. @beiapeofe & SltIantic
RoiIwo0 So" Hiers 4, Az, 5, 6
lnO s, 2iabtltraBe. umO Pier 1.
Erott. 9trnBe
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l6 PiohtStrake
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eiuia". @iers 2. 3, 4, z, 8 uno Q.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Ser. Singer non Baltimore.
(@eurli11et 1851

Sauptquartier: D@ermania MGn.
er6or.Glubbous," 9(r. 852, 9loro.
&owarO.StraBe.
YrGiioent SenrD Sbomas, gtr.
3t6, @eit.Saratoga-S a-StraBe.
SSobn q. &lein 9irigent, gtr. 201.
gforo-2inmooo-ADeme.
George Simmelbeber, protofoIli-
render uno correiponOirell0er Sefre-
tar, g8r. 419, Sorreit.S;traBe.
Sermann MidIi6, G1nsmeiiter,
Scr. 7t3, @orner.S .StruBe.
6inan5.SetretGr G6as. &einbarot,
Scott lmo Sambure-StraRe.
@m. 9. &iIOebranOt, 9ibliotbefar.
glr. 2O29, Sreoerid.gloenue.
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9IOe., Gorliser OeS Ruiif.Gomites.
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Saitptqllartier: rRiiffels Snae,
SIR. 1903, 9torO. .6reoeriditrnBe, ieOeu
Samitae 9lbenO, NIT 9lusno6me Oes
Sritten Somltags i'm Monat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

G6oicc, iette Stbafe, @funO, 6-7c.;
cute, De; roube. Stiid, $500
800; aIte 9ode, 9fO.. &c; Sriib.
ia6rs .9dmmer, iette, 40 bis 55 EfmO
ibper, @fo., 15c.; quite bis mittlere,
@hno, 13-14c.
Sabof (Q1arDIanO), 100 gfuno.
Snferior uno froltco, $1O-i2;
gutter QepobnIihcr imo ariiner, $t3
10; outer eeWobnlider, $t6-1S;
mitteImdBieer, $19-2t; gutter bis
rotbcr, $22-24; 6oncD, $25- 90;
SECONDS, eemobnliher bis mitteImd.
Biger, $i1-iS; Seconds, outer bis
feier $t9-24; 9ou Eo6of fire.
circo, $s 90; Upper Gounfru, air.
curcS SIT. NSonacIboftc imo
it6ledlt aemiihte @erpodllne, Sc.
pro &funo nieorieer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
SECOND CALL.

100 slnibeiIe Goshen Oil com. (9hs) 13
575 9tuibeiIe Goshen Oil pio (GtiS). Az
9lntbeiIe Conf @oWer com. my
9lnibeile 9oni Goal com. . 100
90 9mibeile 9f Soru 9oal cont. go. 97l5
20 9lntbeiIe Glf Sorn Goal COM .. 87%
1850 gln6eile @f Sorn @oal COM 3s
70 slni6eiIe WarbIano GainaItO 60. SO
% 9Iui6eile Wd 9ernoH WilS COM. 6sA
10 gnibeiIe qs.. q. & u. pis, @r.0ib 42A
$4,000 Goshen & 50. Ger (9hS) ).... 97&
1000 Gosoen SiI & c5aS 5er....... .10iA
1000 llniieo 9iaiIpobs l. 4er. .......... s0%
1000 llniieo 9iaipabs inc. 4er.... 02A
1000 llniieo AaipaDs inc. 4er. ....... G2H
1000 llniteo 9iaipnDs inc. ler. ..... 02h
5000 liniteo @alhpoOS inc. 4er..... 62M
2O0O Sirainia NhoIano B. Der. ..... 62h
200O Siroinia Miolano o. Der. ...... 10OM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

Strob-@ro Come.
1 Stroigbt Goggcn. .$15.5O-tG.OO
2 Straigbt 9ioggen. 14.50-1500
I EangleO 9ioggen. 49,. 1200-13.0O
9 EangIeo 9ioGeen. -. 105O-1t.50
@ei5en. ......... 800 $50
2 @ci5en. 800 $50
1 Safer. .............. 10.0O-tt.00
9 Suier 900 $50
@ter. ~ IusenN, N1O. unO &o.,
3Oc.; @oitern Shore, Wto., uno 80,
SOC; meltli6e (Obio), 90c.; @.. go,
30c.; iii0lide (g}.-G), 29c.
Gutter. - Separator, %funo,
99-41c.; &rints, 70 @fllno, 80
4tc.; @rints, / Yfuno, 39-4tc.;
3oirD &rints, @lOy @o., So, 32-
S4c.; StorepodeO, 32c.; 9foas, @to.
lmo @o., &c.; 9foas, g8.-Go., 92c.
2eben6es @efliigeI. IT.
Srii6iabrs6ihner, 1M bis 11@ @fOo
34-95c.; olte Sennen 24c.; alte
Sabine, 12-13c.; @nten irnee, IS
lie; fleine, 14c.; Sau6en alte umO
illnge Saare, 2Oc.
9cbnen uno @rbien. -
SbinneD @rbien, @uideI, 1926
$50; Stem Sra Grbien 8uideL
$3.25-3.4O; 9Ind ooer Grow Orb
fen, @ui6eI, 1926 $40; Country
weiBe 9obnen 8uidel, $5.5O-6.OO.
O6ltunO Gem i ie. - SIepiel,
9lep. gorf, Sob, gr.1, $4.OO-5.5O;
9lr. 9, $3.O0-3.75; 9obnen, Crime,
aorb, $1.75-2.25; @erlbobneu.
9orb, $t.5O-t.75; @odsbobnen,
9orb, $1.5O-2.O0; &otbriiben liio-
lide, @iinOel, De; araut, Sit.
fiilte, go. Sob, $1.5O-1.75; gIor.
foIf, SUB, $1.25-t.5O; GborIciton
Crate, $1,000; SelIerie, 6la.,
GiIte, $3.50 25O; 0jurfen G6oS.,
aorb, $t.50-2.0O; Sale, 9lorfoIf,
SAB Toe. - $i.0O; 9opiiolat, &G..
aorb, 50-75c.; 8wie6eln, ueuc,
Eeras. aiiie. $t.5O-1.75; 'Spiuot,
bieliecr, &ilte, 20-25c.; Eomateu
6oucp, Carrier, $1,000; G6oice,
$1.50-t.75; Sporgel, 0to., $1.00
-1.25; 0lr. 2, Qbo., 6O-75c.; Sra
oies6en, &orb, 50-75c.; grblen
30, 9uidbel, 5000.
&ortoffcln. g[lte, @eIt.
Nfo. lmo ga, @ui6eL $3.5O-3.75;
oIte, N3ep-ycrf, 8uideG, $3.50
3.75; olte @oIt. Shore @to. uno So,
@uibeI, $3.50-3.75; geue, gIorfolf
uno Sompton SAB, $6.5O-7.50;
neue GborIeIton 9rimes, $500
500; 90, Seconos, $5.OO-6.00;
90, Guus, $2.OO-3.00; neue, gort
9iiOer, Sab, $6.5O-7OO; neue,
9oppobonnod, SOB, SRI, $685..
Slide G, 9rabben un6Eer.
- 9arpfeu, @iO.. 5-Sc.
6hmoern 9fO., 6-Sc.; &od, 10
20c.; meiBer Ycrd, 12-15c.; me-
oirm Sc; eeIberBerd, 12-15c;
fleine bis Medium @funO, Csc !;
WodreIen Efo., t2-15c.; Sailors,
groBe, @funo, 12-15c.; medium, 6
Sc; 9IaIe, EflnO, 5-Sc.; Gatfiid,
5-6c.; CLANS, bunOert, 65-75c.;
Sehte, Yfuno, 15-1Sc.; Snoppers,
BilnO1 &C.; 8r0ide aroBe, 1ubenO,
$1.25-t.50; meicbidali9e &rab6en
Iuseuo, 60-75c.; borte &robben,
Sob, $500 $50; Gorb, $500
$50.
SGute uno Gorg.-@ @eioI5ene,
20c.; iriide, tsc.; beihdOiete, IT,
18c.; 9rn Stint 33c.; Ralb, 27c.;
S6of, 75c.-$1.25; 2ammer. DO
60c.; @uIlen 16-1Sc.; 8iegen, 10
-25c.; Tnlg, YiunO, 10-11c.
8inOpieb. -SSiinge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 %fiuo @eipid,t,
$50, 9-t0c,; Sticre untcr 1000
8fo. @epiht S-S12c.; O6ien,
EfS., &c; 9uuen. 9fO., 6-Sc.;
nroBe iinae 9iibe, BfO., 6-Sc.; ma.
eere, 4--5Hc.; 9iibe nit 0oIb, $40
E60; mogere, Yfo3 3-319c.
9 dmeine. II 5erfeI ic nod
@roBe, 5tiid. $4.O0-5.00; Sboots,
jr naf oroBc, $5.O0-6.OO.
@Glber. II Choice YiunO, H.
t4Hc.; aute. GfuuA, t3-1315c.;
lbwere. Stiid, $500 1000; rnnbe,
@tiid. $t400- 1900; fleiue, mooerc.
49 OO-tOO0
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JurmIauO ~ psrfuufsn.
YOritaOteigentbnm gu OerfaafeH.

3n Uerfanfen.
hIidtid FIR Qeute, bic lH Curtis Bah mObneu.
Geben Gle Gm Die neuen 8Guier IN benz
1000 BIod Der 9enMinDtDns9OeMne, init gerGns
ben an ber Sront an Mue Beanemlt9leilen.
Grleanss ober Curtis Ban @leitriIbe, iielge an
Der InrtIssQlOenue iino @bprebsStraBe ab uHb
0ebe einen @lod peltli6 3ur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Inter ben oben eripdbnteH QdnlerH beitnoen
~" aesaf 'nf't an Sri anS eteue nsIid unO Conn.
tags.
@alter 8. @eitpBGl,
gtaentbAmer unb @auuniernebmer.
t19-20-21 WlnHien ButlotHg. OS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

y. SoDn Sldd II. Iv Iolll, oil
Sinoc SoB mO 6rou, gir. 40, SiiO-
Gorlton.Str.
e. S. Gallagher rmo 6rau on @li.
so @. @iIion, Srllitee, gir. 3036,
YbiloOelp6ia-9lDe.
Gieielben an oSaie 3. & Z. 60"
Srritee, 3 Cots.
n@OmonOiou &caltD 60" an Go
morO Mimmer, 9 Cots.
Soanno OieneIt an @m. g. 6lei-
iber, Siioweltieite GroB-Str, nabe
Golumbia-glDe., iii bel S6.
9londe 6. Sbow, @ref., on
8Iande 6. S6am, Sloweltieite
SmoapooO-Str., nobe @ilfens-9lpe.
1876 6.7 bel TO-
@li5obetb 81. @arfer an nHolanO
Harf Co., mebrere Cots.
nSSodion Square 8. & 9. g." on
Gooio " 9lmos unO 6ron, SiiOicite
@c@Ioerrp-Str. nobe Geder-9lpe,
IA bel 72.
9lnnie 9. SgaQoce an emma g.
&oB II. g., 9}oroieite 93or0-9oun-
oorp.9lOe., no6e @opion.Str., 15.5
bel 80
@lorD 6. 2ipion an Soporo site
Gilbert, @eitieiie Sobu., nobe g9iI.
ion-Str., 14.S bel 800
IS. 9. z. 9rew. 50. u. 81. an Ga.
tberine 6. Sdifier. Siiieite @inceut
9IueD, nobe Sonpale.StrY 42.7 bel
56.t01a.
Gbriltopber @ractber imo 8rnu an
Seize s. SoneS umO 8rau Siteite
9Batopsco-, na6e @ittineS.Str. -
bel 60.
6. u. 9eolmear Il. q. an @olter
80. Bradley, GER. 1919, @orf-2lDe.
G6os. See Merrifen an Oiuen 81.
9}ourfe uno 6rou 9torOieite 9iOOle.
Str. no6e Gotterion @orf-9lpe, 13
bel 20.
Omen S'9iourfe onG6os. See Mler.
rifen, gtorOieite gioOIe.Str., na6e
Botterion Yorf.9lpe., 13 bel 70.
Sobn S. Gorlin on Sigmuno
Groutmonn mO 6rau, gtr. 1928,
&eiiterStopn &oaO.
6. @. SurIt an S. 81. 9idep, Sr.
@eitieite @orf Seig6ts.9Ioe., nabe
@imlico Circle, 52.115 bel irreg.
o6ronf 9Iooof 9leoItD 60" on
SomeS 81. Sfeaeru, 9Sr. 1858, %.
StraBe.
n8roring Building Co." an Geo.
@. 9oprD umO 8rou, Norooitleite
Sugo.9lpe, na6e Siaeu.Siooo, IA
BEL 80.
Ssroel Q. @Omboroo, Erultee, an
8oru6 Gliaion, 2 Cots.
9erielbe an oenielben, 2 Cots.
n9roring 9uiloinq Co." an Sos.
s. 8udmalter un0 6rou gtorooit-
ieite Sugo-Slpey na6e SiIlen 0loaO,
IA BEL 80.
Sarr1 6. @urfburit, Srlitee, an
@ilbelmina Mc9augblin, @eilieite
@orcloD., nobc 81. Ctr, q bel 1t0.
9lelic @. Stad an SDmon u.
9leeOle mo SraiL 9torooltieite GiOi-
Iion., nabe Milion. Str, 16 bel S5.
n9roring Building Co. an Socob
@. @ettmm lmO 6rnli. glOrooltieite
Suao.9loe, na6e Siaeu 9aooO, IA
bel 80.
So6n Sin, Jun, 8erw., an @.
@bnror Stemort, @eItieite Der Gu-
tbcoroI., nobe Sowaro.StraBe, 16
bel -.
SSOiepb Sippel lmO Srou an Sobn
Sippel Siioweltieite Der EiOoIi.
9lOenue, nabe SorforO Roao, 14.3
bel 95.
Sobn Sippel an Soiepb SippeI
unO Srou, Siioweitieite Der SiOolp-
AOey naDe 91rforo Jtoao, l4.3 pei
95.
Son sc. Steinbrenner uno Srou
an sltlos 9teoltD 60, @eltleite Der
CHARLES. Ctr, nube 2ofaDette-9IDc
20 bel 1O2.
Gffie s. Duncan unS @emobI an
9lobert Seff, gorOmeitieite Der Carl
9lpe., nobe &eilterstoWn &oaO, 55 bel
150.
5. @oul Sbmiot GnlIt., an Sobn
5angneDer uno Srau, Oitieite Der
49, nobe 9SreBtmon-Strv 1913 bel
81.
Baltimore N4nrttberidlt.
4 6reitoG t5. SUM 1917.
SO ebl. 8ufllbr 1924 Suffer,
o...tLT..rI.L OOpO cf.rr...a 49,. q ....rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

BuIhel; Ncrion0t BON 0cn @leOoto'
rem 55,S7S 8uidel; @leDotoren- @or.
roth 646,317 @ul6el.
S1luBrote- -Seute- -@eitern.
9 rotber meItIber. 1915 275
2 rotber Spot. j.. .270 270
i. Muis. 8uhlbr t0767i 8u.
iWeI; @erlonot bon Den Glepotooreu
37S55 9uihel; elepotoren.@orratb
786,504 8uidel
S1mBrotc Scute -@eiiern.
Gontroft- g|r. I, 2 oNcr 8 peiBer, ae
miidtcr ooer eclber t80 t7S
SUM ....... 1SO 17S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16

Hpggen. IT 8uiubr 5122 gu-
ibcl; @erianot BON Den @lcDotoren
6430 8ui6el; @leOatoren &orratb
4O1, ,772 9ui6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
Gei rim lSrOSuaent.

Salbe slder,garseaen uno groBer; gutter
Bo6en; eIeitriites 9idt Mdller nno Setten'
tpeee I'M BdI Telepbons uno SiraBenba1ns
Der 6tabt. @iniqe babeH Yunqaloms, eintee
baben SallIer, eirfge baben 6rndt etntge itlo
ueniger nls 1 Sent per SUB. HaVen Sle mtt
@emife uno SlbHer 5ieben, nIIo Ole bo1en Xes
NensmitteIfoften berableten. slllf lei1fe Iboapf
hfIgen berf1ufi. , u..s
TeIeSbon Sf Q.aM 7340. 217 St yuuI.Str.
IeIep6onrt lino mir peroeH Ste aniluepen.
(Npr2S.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
baltimore Wsarftberidt.

a 6reitag, 10. SUM 1917.
MebI. 8ufilbr 1924 Suffer,
ciuidIieBIid 1868 5dIier gu 2ocuit
@oint mo 1912 5Glier gu Canton.
Gle gIotirunaen lparcnfmie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-16
@crfGnfe an Der bieiigeH glfiieub6rle.
FIRST CALL

90 9(nibeile glabamn 50. com, ... 63
IA gnibeile 9ltIantic 6. 6. OF st. 1854
10 Nntbeie Naio @lee. pi6. @riSio. 4315
20 9nibeiIc Citizens glotI 9ani... 45
no Antbeile Cont Goal com om,.......110
100 Slnt6eiIe Cont Hom. com. @r.,So. III
40 gnibeie Goshen g. Go. (9iis) 49,. i3
% glnibeile Goshen q Go. o......... 13
100 gni6eile SabiIon 9bem. Co.,. 80
% gnibele @If SorH Goal CONF. 36A
30 9nibeie @If Sorn @oaI com.... 81
100 9nibeile @f Sorn Goal com.... 37h
10 Nnibeilc @lf 0orn 9oal com.... 81
100 gnibeiIe @lf 0oru Goal com. ... 87h
80 glnibeile iso g. Sep. so. .....f .f25
10 guibeie pouiton Oil pi6. ....... 65h
sInibeile MT. Sernou Drills pfo.. 6sh
10 glntbeile 9enna. 98. & q. CON-. 78
90 9lni6eie @enna. gs g. g. com. 72%
100 Mnibeie RooIe @naineerue Co.. 79A
So stnibeie ggofb. Halt & gluH. com 10
9nt6eie g9ai6.. @aIt & 9Inn. com. t5h
$4,000 Chicago AaiIpans er........... 93h
5000 Goal & Goie 9lD. Der. er........... 90
1000 Conf Goa Ger. r................105
1000 9ibertb 9oan ................t0 .t01A
100 Gibertb 9oan ..................1Oi
200O 9i6erib ooan (gS. SO.........10f
5000 Mer & Nlners IranSp 6er.. 9sM
100 llnteo 9iainpnos 6oa Der ... SO
5000 llnieo @alWaOS inc. 4er....... CPS
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A Chance For
Money Savers

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