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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
LET US KNOW YOUR WORRIES
ABOUT BABY

LET US KNOW YOUR WORRIES
ABOUT BABY
OF course. you are solicitous as to
baby's welfare. but why borrow trou-
BILE when you can easily secure every
thing that baby needs from our sun.
dry department Many conveniences
are here for the nursery, as well as
those things that are required most
for baby's personal use. We invite
every mother to depend upon US to
supply the right and proper things for
baby's health and comfort Baby
combs, brushes. nursing bottles, nip
pies, toilet powders, etc. Ii the doctor
leaves prescription for baby, let us
fill 1t. We realize how carefully pre-
scriptions for baby must be handled.
The number of prescriptions Of this
kind that are entrusted to our care
show that we already enjoy the pat
ronage Of discriminating mothers.
If your boy belongs to the National
Guard, one of the things he will need
will be fountain pen. We handle
Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens.
Upon your satisfaction depends our
success.
Phones 126 and 1243.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

Miss Margaret Coleman Of 0. U. is
spending the weekend at her home in
this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

Upon your satisfaction depends our
success.
Phones 1875 and 1243.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

Sugg theater tonight, "On Danger
Gus Ground" featuring Carlyle Black
well and Gail Kane
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

Change of vaudeville at the Sugg to-
night and "On Dangerous Ground" a
World feature photoplay. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

4-13tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

You can get anything in the line of
bicycles and all kinds Of bicycle re-
pairs at Yates Bicycle Shop, 1870
South 3rd. Phone 20. 27-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27

Haba Haba, the monkey man, is old,
See the new carnival features at the
Senior High school tonight. 1t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-04-27
CLEAR YOUR SKIN IN spRINe

4-1S-12td-3tw
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10

Mn serge a gabarne papn yalour checked fabrics
wool Jerseys gut along such ns the natural inference
prices But high prices what you avoid when you
make selections from this showing Tailored fancy
suits that meet with every requirement fashionable 1918
spring season. the newest Nd best color Floor
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10

ployer, boycott his products and picket
his place of business. Such methods
have driven to the wall ana forced
into bankruptcy. thousands of we'll
meaning business men.
"Goaded to evaporation, the bust
ness men have now associated them
selves together and insist that when
the American Federation OF Labor. or
any of its adjunct bodies, have a
grievance against an employer. thew
must settle the question thro,1kh the
association to which that employer be-
longs. This simply means that labor
disputes shall be settled as one as
ISOLATION with another rather than as
one association with an Individual"
In concluding the speaker made an
appeal for moral support to the en-
ployers' movement in order that in
the future the differences which arise
may be settled by conference and arbi-
tration rather than by strife, saying
that when that HAS been attained it ia
certain that the greatest possible step
has been taken toward a greater Mon
ltana.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
RUSSIAN FARMERS
OF BETS ARRIVE

Eight families of German Russians
on their way to Stevensville to work
in the sugar-beet fields. are in the
city waiting for their furniture to ar
rive from their former home at Sheri-
dan. Wyoming. The families are the
first arrivals of the large number of
people to be shipped into this country
by the Great Western Sugar company
to do the handwork in the beet fields.
They are engaged BY the farmers on
contract and do practically all Of the
planting, wedding, hoeing and harvest
ing of the beets. Many Of them have
been in this country four Or five years
and are familier with American farm
Ing methods. Some of them are en-
gagged by the farmers for the entire
year, while others move to the cities
for winter work
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
|Misso,da
IS Years
Ago. Today
'(Taken from the Missoula Gazette Of
Thursday. March 10. 1922

'(Taken from the Missoula Gazette Of
Thursday. March 10. 1922
W. H. Houston--No. sir. I am out
of politics. YOU haven't heard me make
much Of a kick on the new. salary law.
have You? Well, / don't propose to.
" viii simply let someone else figure
on whether It Is more or less for She
Incumbent than formerly. I'm going
into b,isineea; the furnishing goods
business FOR one thing and, II the city
will grant a franchise. the electric.
railroad and lighting business. I am
also interested in one or two other en-
terprises. / am not worrying over the
future OF Missoula. fort or no fort. and
will take my chances with the town.
\ George Briggs-It is truly beautiful
to see the energy which dubbed up
some few weeks ago in the breasts
Of Missoula citizens, and is still bulb
bling. concerning the removal Of Fort
Missoula, but in view Of the fact that
It is Undoubtedly too late, I'm sick and
tired Of it. Two years ago before Hell
ena had thought of it. sounded the
alarm in the columns of the Gazette,
but no one had time to pay attention
to it then. Yet all who kept themselves
posted knew two years ago and indeed.
long before, that it has for the last ten
years been the policy Of the govern
ment to concentrate troops into large.
garrisons wherever and whenever the
railroad facilities of the country would
permit.
w. A. Mentrum-This seems from
indications so far given. to be beer
year, and the creamy, dreamy beverage
Is having. quite a boom. We have more
orders for Schlitz beer than. we can
fill. with an order for two carloads of
yeast, three more tomorrow and SIX a
week thereafter. which. with our other
business is going to keep us humping.
There ought. judging from these indi-
cations, to be enough beer to go
around this year among all our GUS
tomeys. y
Judge Woody find that during my
absence in California my son Frank
has blossomed out as Republican.
The idea OF anybody named Woody be-
ing a Republican is somewhat star
Ting and 1t only goes to show that
there is nothing as certain as the un-
expected. However, the gloom of the
situation is somewhat relieved by the
fact that Frank seems to have realized
the practical part Of politics and has
already corralled the position of court
stenographer. In addition to this it is
| two years vet before he will be able
to cast a vote and during that period
he will have plenty Of time to grow.
Finally he might have become an al
lance man or a prohibitionist instead
of merely a Republican. After all we
parents have a great deal to thank
our children for.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
Charming New Spring Designs in
Feminine Footwear

Spring ushers the and attractive showing Of
footwear have known Styles all colos and comb
nations in strict harmony with the most authentic styles
tons for spring New styles to be found only Dono
hue he proper style for every OCCASION at the right price
wish shoe satisfaction you make Donohues your
shoe store. s.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
HALLS DEFENSE
NOW OUTLINED
CONTINUED Prom Page one.)

sometimes had "beer parties while
Thompson was at work and that she
and Henderson had occupied the din
ing room while Hall and the girl
stayed In the kitchen. Cross -exami- :
nation had hardly. begun when court
adjourned for the day.
Charles II. Hall. special prosecutor,
conducted the cross-examination of
Mrs. Thompson and said just before
adjournment that he would continue il
for an hour or two today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10

Young ladies' hats are called Chic"
We presume. because they are worn
by Chickens"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
Buttons! Buttons! Buttons!

Who got the button? Now guess Who would have
thought that buttons could be made different
styles And the buttons for spring garments lovely
quaint and such Thousands and thousands Of them
just yesterday Fane plain and odd shape affairs every
use.-Main Floor
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
33-inch Imported Pongee 75c

Fortunately anticipated far enough ahead bring this spn
did quality imported ponge sell At the present market
quotations the wholesale price has advanced until reaches
our retail price We supply their seasons needs from
this beautiful 3nch quality before supply exhausted for then
the price must advance.-Man Floor.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-03-10
Among the Better Blouses
Prices Ranging from SIS to SIS

New Just arrived in time goto this advertisement
Saturdays showing Wait until y have these charming
bouses that have just this Been unpacked There
many different Styles alike who here will
have an exclusive style Many women will buy them and
thees So make visit possible The materials
tub silks in fancy stripes with age collars and dany fashioned
uffs de Chimes Paisley silks in pastel
shades and fast colors.-Second ffApr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

SbaBonitsiefrctGr Ntcglooo gab
sic iolgeuoe @rfldrimg o6.
ogS ioIIte yliemauoem geboteit
iciL oui ioIde ucrabI9emgSwiiroi9c
Neoereien imo GerIeum0uugen enBit.
ge6en; aber oa mein 9tomc criuG9nt
porOen lit min i'd iogen ooB iih
feine ibolnloierc mo iIngeredtier-
tigterc 2iige Oenten ldbt, ais OaS sc.
riidjt ooer oie lln0eutitng, OaB id5 at
irgcno etner 3eit ooer III ir9enO elmer
@ciie oil 9lttien.Sp Spchllotioncn oOer
glntduien bon Slfticn in 9telp.gorf
ooer anocrSipo intcrciiirt gelpeIen
mare, oocr OaB i1 III ir9enO eiuer
SSeiie IL &erbhOng itGnoe nit Dem
an9ebliden 2ed III &erbiuoina init
oer NricoenSnotc.
Sic i6mibigen EarteipoliiiFcr lmS
90rienipctnlanten in 9telu s)orf
Ilno Bolton sc6cn oem 2anOc einc
ibmer3lid) mirtenOe Gorliellina poll
Ben pcrabliden Wieibooen 81 Oenen
tic i6rc 3nilildjt ne6men IN ibreu
Senliibungeu 0iele 9loniiuiitratiun
ST ihdoigcn.
/ @enu irgen0 Gin Nialn Die Der
ontluortuua fir oicie &eoereien iiber4
nebmen mill o0cr penn ih gcleBliAt
@emciic fir sic 5nulo eii1cS Dlan,
mes crlangHl tarut Oaun iperOe i'd
ibn ms @ciGngniB bringcn no q
biugc6ort. GS lit all ser 3cit oaF
cin Grcmpcl itohlirt DiirOe un ioI
den Sdlrten oie eineu 9cruf 0or
ouS mahrn, 0efliiiterte lmo grunO
lloie Acknowledgement geaen Nl6unei
| i'm 0iieutliAcu 9e6en 3u ridlten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

W a btngtob 10. SdnlIor. RI
G5omoS gS. 9alpiou Der Dor oaS
9}cgeI Gentle ocs Sohcs por9elaOca
porocn mar, i'm 81 cr3a6Ieu mas er
oou cinem onaeblidcn ,2ed~ in &er
tiuoimg nit ser 8rieoenSnote OeS
@r0iioentcn miiie, crtl6rtc bcule III
ollcr 9iuGc, 0oB Der mDiterioic Con
grcBglbgcoronctc, Ger ibm angcblid
uittbcilte, 0oB elm GobinetmitgIicO,
Gin @unocS.5euator mo ciu 9anticr
3uiommcn 9orieu Spctulationen
ousfiibrten fem onocrer iei, ols SIC.
prGicntont Scnrp. DER Goriibcr Ocs
GomiteS.
Gbc ii6 feline Scorer bon i6rcm
Sdrcd crbolen tonntcn riei Der
3euoc cine neue Seuiotion berOor
iuoem CT ertlGrtc, OaB OoS III 9e3ug
acuouueuc Ga6inctniialico SAaB.
omtS. ScrrctGr McglOoo ici; OoB Scr
Banter, ser III oerieI6cn @crbius
Oung crpd1nt lpurOc, SSr. S. &lincp
,SiSfe bon 9iclp-9)orf ici, im0 oob ct
ocu Scnotor MIR nod Dem 9lnfonaS'
6uNito6eu icineS 9iomens 80 fcnnc.
lin icincr Geididtc sic arone oui.
3uicten bebauptete @r 2otpion, OoB
ST. &oul Wi. ggorburg bon Der Bun,
ocs.9ieicrpe ge6orOe BON Dem vSed"
Scuuinis ge6obt bo6c, tuieoerbolte
Elm @eriiHt, oeni5uiolgc Ser oeutihe
gotiHoiter @rof 8ernitorii 5wei
@liuionen inn glftiennorft acmodt
bo6c, rno cripdbutc idlicBlid cine
9lnso6l BON 9tonteu bon pronlincnten
Nldnncrn sic rod ieincr glnii6t be.
3iiglid ocS p9edS~ beiroat Ucr0eu
ioatcn.
Sr. 2omion logtc, cs lei ibm nit
act6eiIt morOciL Oob Wtolcolm Wlcs
gl6oo, ser 8ruoer oeS Shosomts.
5efrco0r, BON 0em n2ed" geipuBt
babe, cbctio iuie 6. 9. 9orneD & So.
IinO Stetuort g. @ibboncp bon gieps
gorf. Cine Srol 9iitb Ebonloiou
@iScontin bon oieier StaOt babe ibm
uitgetbeilt no 5wor in @cgemuort
ibres g(npoltS, Dab GefretGr Eu.
mltD octpoS ob6cfommcn babe,
lno OoB 81 gg. @rice elmer Scr Cor.
raiponoeutcn in g8ciBcn Souic, oils
@}ittclspcriou fir EniuuItu imo 9ln.
oerc iimgirt babe. Sr. Gisf ici Ger
@ionu geiueien Der ongcblb eneit
Cabinets 9eomten oonlinirte, imo
9lr6ibolO Q. @bifc babe ibm oieie
Suformotion gegebcit
g8ie Nr. 2omiou anqo6, tbeiIte ibul
Rcprdleutant NcnrD bel oeu Comic.
rcn3cn, Ole scr o2ed@ llntcrh@ung
porouSqinacn oic Ojeriihtc NIT, sic
eil Gabinet$mitglico, cineu @onficr
uu0 cinen 5cnotor 8uiammen6raCb.
ten; uno Sr. Senr0 cr8Gbltc Dem
| 3cugcu oueeblih dud) BON 6eu sc
riiMtcn ooB Stooisicfretdr 2onlinp
IN GonIercn3 init Bernard @aru6
ciuem gSoa-Sty. ..@tofler, qelebel
worOen lei scr au9eblid infolec 0es
r9ScdS" grobc aSrofitc an scr @6rIt
einacbcinrt boben ioa.
Nr. Sowion crfldrtc, oaB %cpra
lcntont %cnro ibn criudlt babe, arts
| npotriotiicben 05riiuOen" Die 9lnlduI
oigungcn nibt peitcr 3u pcrIoIQen
Wis ST.. 2olpion gecnocf bottc, be
| trot &epr6icntont @ellrp sen 8cuaen
ItonO mO bci@wor oaB CT 5u fcinc
! 3eit Goiuion gcgcniibcr sic bon sic
fem oHge9ebenen glomcn criu0bn
babe; OoB er OomolS tcinc Oireftc Syll
formation be5iiglib ciueS o2cdS" qc
babt babe, wo ml6 ictt fcinc iold)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
2gerlpateler tiirGifl6er 2seridlt.

ioelu9 ocS britiihen 9ompicrS nGIc-
rtotiS", ser bon 9orocour bier oii-
Ionotc. Die 2cutc alau6cu, Oob OoS
ociitbtctc ll@oot sic pGeutidIouO"
it, wcIcbc iib ouf ser orittcn Slmc-
rifa. 6oDrt bciinOcu ioa. 9os ll.8oot
modtc fcinc 9(niioltem Den 9ritcn
ca5tgrciicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
saatamts.serretdr aNrslnop 0ineingcSosen.
SludJ Gefretdr 2mmmItD unS 8otIdaiter @crmitOrif
eriUabnt -Sie 45erreM Nsc9tSoO, ScmrD umS
1umuItD 6eitreitcu 9aiuiDns Otnsaben
IU,ueit ibrc EeriOn in syragc fpmmt

6ciiee. Sr. Scnrp bcitritt aon5 ilu0
gar sic &idtigteit oeS glusiooe oeS
@rH. 2oipion, iopeit oieieIbc ieiue
($enrDs) Gerion onginge.
2lls Sr. SenrD Oen ,3euaenItm0
perIicB, crbob iih Sr. Samion lm0
crtldrte icierlicb, oaB icoeS SSort
Oa3 CT geiprcdeu babe, obne 3tIdse
pie sSobrbcit ici, oio uoDr mir @ott
DeIic".
lln ieiuc 9llSidgc 5u befrditigen
crIIdrtc Sr. 2uiuion, ooB er ummittcl-
bar, nodOcm er Srn. Senrp nod scr
erIten Gonicren5 pcrlaiieu, OaS. mas
cr criabren bate, Srn. sSo6n O'S5ora
@oS9ropc, Somtogs-@cSotteur ser
o9ielu yorf @orIO", Nru. Grnm s.
&iogpaD, ocnl &rdiioeutcn bon
gGpcrp6ooO's Mo9o5inc" rmo Sru.
0oualo @IcGoualO, Dem Scrollsacbcr
ciucr @oitoncr Gyiuon5 3citimng,
nitgct1eilt babe.
a9lrfcn sic oicic N2Gnucr oui ocit
3cuacniinno,~ iootc Sr. 9apion,
oino sic ueroer bcitdtiacn, mas i1
Gciogt babe.
Gurb Oie 9lcliBerungcu Oes Serrn
Scnrv bcinabe SIT Gbrdncn ecbro6t.
i9ric Sr. 2opion iormlib: SD
pcroc Sclpeiie brineen; id weroe
mid nicbt ais ser Siiuocnbod ms
@cidnguiB pcrrcn IoHcn.
SdaBonltsiefrct6r Nicglooo lmo
5efretdr SlmnltD unO Sr. 9rice er.
fieBen oleidJ Oarolif @rfIdrunoen, in
oenen lie sic glneoben oes Srn. 2ou.
jon, iolueit lore &crioncn in Grage
fommcn cmpbatiib bciiritten.
Gas Gonlitc' or0nete proalpt sic
9orlaoung ser Scrren 9fioomop,
Gosarooc, @arburo, 6iSfc, 9ricc,
g96iie, @lalcolu NlcgIooo, @ib6onep.
SarucD Ii. 60, 6rou &isconti lmO
So6u q. Siotbon, 9lcOatieir oeS
nErooiOencc Sournol4, an.
Gic Scfret0re Dlc9lOoD mo Sus
muIiu perOeu o6nC GorIaOnng por
ocu Gomite cri1eineu.
glad0eni Oie obioen @orloOmqcu
bei1loNen porOcn marcn, Oertogte
iidO ooS Golaite bis uor9cn.
gie bcrtiaen ieniqtioncacu 9or.
fommniiie 6rdhicn ocn Blan Gam.
ion, Scr iicb wicoerbolt 0elucigcrt, oie
9tauelt 5it ielinen peeeu NtiBad,
ttnG OeS %auleS 5a periolecn, 81
cincm pl0bGden GnOc.
Giuc groBe Wicni6enncnge mar.
tete in ocm observation-disclosures,
ais 2nuion dnldnetc. 0ic @oli5ci
bobnte ibn chtcii Mea.
&orliBer @cnrD, Scr cine 9ilic bon
pier5cbn alSgcorbcitcten Iragen BOZ
iD 6atic bc0amn Sr. 9aluiou ~
beiraQen. slddj0cm CT icine critt
6roac bceuSct botie, oie iibcr oer
9lomea OeS GohqreBmiteIic0cs 9(lS.
innt perlaugie, uclber oi8cblid
9opIou oopou cr5d0lt 0oB ciu 9m
ficr, cin Gobiuet&nitelicO imO ch
Senator 5uionmcn 90rieuSpcfulo
tioneu nnternonmcm Crbob iirb Ncrl
9npiou mO bat nm oic GrlanbuiB
cine Grfl0rmg olgcbeli 81 oiirlcn
iuocal CT olcid3citig ougab, ooB G
iid) cntiAloiicn babe, Die on ion &C
ridtctcn Sragcu SIT bcanhportcu.
ST. 2Npion beiianO Oorauf sal
nan i'm erlaiien iolle sic gioncu i
6iiciitlibcr Sieliug 6ctmnt 81 &C
ben.
0oh Sos Goulite bcihloB, Oo
9opiou sic Eomcu 81 nennen bo6l
lm0 Oic ieuiationelleu GntbHllinae
ioletcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
o6ten. = Ole GeItfdae.

gS al biugton, 10. Sanuar. ~
0as Nlaun g9eiBe Sflopen.@eIeb
mllroe bciite bonn G5erbunoesacrihfc
Oo5n ousgclegt, ooB OaiieIbe fir aue
Sale gmucn0ung iinoct in ocucu
Sraicu iiir immoraIii1c 3pcte aus
einelH Stlnte il oeu on0ercu a..
bradt pcrOclt aanj o6ue &iidiibt oo.
raul, Oh cS iib nm 9IuSbeuiimg Der
llniiitIidtcit 81 commer5icneu 3pct.
ZEN ooer INN priuate Gscapaoeu ban.
oelt.
,Sn Oen Gelt6daeu mllroen Die
llrt5eiIe ser iiiteren Suitun5 geaeu
81. Nrcw Goutinctti imO Wtaurice 3.
Dia0S bon Sorromento, Sal, uno
gcgcn 81 y. SaUS ucu Stlpa, Gflo..
pom SbcrbunOcSgcridt bcItGtiet. Die
@aitltroicn mo @elOitraieu, ueltbe
iber Die llcberfiibrten ocrbGnet milr.
ocm iuerOcn nuinebr in OrciBig "a.
gen IN &rait treten.
0ic GntIhciolmg 0es oberlten @e.
ridts6oieS oeS 9auoeS. peI6e Sem
@iom-@eictc oie obige meitge6cnoe
gluSlcouno oic6t, ,.iprrOe BON iiinf ser
Rihtcr obgcgebcu, iuabreuo Orei iii.
ter ibucn Cbcrricbtcr gSbitc, Elm ab.
pcidjcn0cS Wntadhtcn nbuabcn. Dieie
orei iieIltcn iiD auf ben 5tonOpuiltt,
oaB ser GongrcB Sic glbiibt 6attel
oaS @cicb nlr ouf sen tbatl11Iihcn
Sanoel in opeiBcn SfIopcn, nidt
ober ouf peri6nIi1c ltmorolit0t an
weno6or 81 madcit 9i6ter Mc9leD-
noloS, melder pG6rcno Ocr &criol.
glna pon GiggS mo @antinetti Sc.
ncrolanmalt wor, no6m an ser @nt-
iNeioung feincn glntbeil.
Gie Gnti1ciOiung Scr Mlcioritdt
Oie pom 9tidter GoD abgeeeben ipur.
Sc, iagt, ooB oer @onereb pielleibt
nur ben &onSel IN 6roiien 8wedS
coumer5ieIler ghtSbeiituna perbieten
ponte, ooB ober bic @eitimmuugen
OcS @eiebeS flar oie Gransportiriing
BON 6raueu iiir irgcnO iuelde nnoerc
munoraliid)c 3mede unteriaet @enn
Der GongreB ocm @eiese cine anoere
9eOentling beiaelcgt lcbcu Wollte, 10
fogt Oic @ntibeioung iueiter, 10 lei Is
Sahe Oes GonereneS, uicbt aber oeS
@eridltS, ooS 0icics entipredeno 5u
omcnOiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
,,TlOriDa= =TDnr"
s'riiii5c eaocu fcitaenaaclt.
CzranIIos na@ sauoinel

NcrIim Is. Hanlar. elnc
6cutigc GrfI0rlmg scr llep'rlee'
MISUNDERSTANDING iogt 6ol9enoee.
nGS miro oiii5icll aus Goll'all'l'
uopcl bcribtct, ooB oie briticOcuD'el'
Ouaacn BON Grfolaeu britilher erllp'
pen om S0att-Sl-Sooi iii9lidl non
Gni-Gl.9lmora, a6ioltc ernnoH'l'
Qcn limo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

Slcw gorf, IS. Samor.
Die almoc, 6o6 Gin lnbcforntcs I'm
tcriceboot iu Sltiontiidben S5con,
chuo 500 @lcilcn 6itlib bon Stem.
port, &. s.. BON i6nen,gciidtet wur.
&c. brahtcn bciitc @litelieocr Der @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
Ru6 Rei Suoent Rno ole teu=
touif6eu 0ritppen l1egrei6.
Gsrlnge Cefr6tstbdtisfcit anf ot. II. ssepfront
Das wcuedt pOm Oeuif8sn saauptquartier.

@erIiu 15 Sauuar Der 6cutc N6cuS OentIdeu Geu
railo6 dnSsgeGene amidye Scridt ast 6OseuSes
yAui Om uldcn nnS benz Ofldeu &riegSidaupat uar Die Sc
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mideu Sem SGinO nHO BEN Sudto Sboc uabc Scr 9Ol6aa
GreuS nu6 Der @e SuOen nneren Seret nmGngn
Die &nHu iarie $ort6fe sic aber dmmd
radahlaaen mnr0en"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
lIDritgrbtnot
)nris0ihtion.
9em n@eIke StlaOrn.
Oeicb" grgcbcn.
Ofaf) 0tusIeghttg bes
CberbmmSesgCritbts.

Roumt ui6t mir auf 5due commer-
8ieaer 9lusbeutune DER lluiittiieb-
felt ionOern oub ouf priootc
GscapoOcn aur 9lnmeuouue.
entibciOuuo BON flint 0Ri6tern
obocaebeu. 0rei ser @litsIic,
Der Oes oberitcu @cridtsboics
DeroifeutIiben oblpei6enOes @5nt-
odten. Ole Geitfaac.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
2Scri6t Oes OeatT&en GeuerafiaOs.
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-10-02
SIT viii Come of In One Complete
EPsceaHs

right row rse yourself at once
from all coIn misery. it will peel
off painlessly, m one complete piece.
any corn. % cr.young, hard or soft.
or between TIE toee, any callus, or
any corn that has resisted everv-
thing else yoG have ever used. Oft
it cores like r7Igic. Guaranteed
All you necd - CO : drops of
"Gets-It," that's all. ""Gets-lt is
the only safe way in the world to
treat corn or . llus. It's the sure
way-the way that never fails. 1t
is tried and true-used Wy millions.
Never irritates the flesh or makes
the toe sore. Tt ALWAYS works; peels-
corns-off- ii'le-a- banana-skin. csc a
bottle is all you need pay for
"Gets-Tt" at any drug store. or sent
or receipt of price by Z. Lawrence
& Co., Chicago, Ill