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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
FREE TO MOT Hers
Of CHILDREN with WEAK KIDNEYS

MOthers-save yourself the trouble OF
either lifting your Weak-Kidneyed Chill
dren out out of bed at night or drying
their bedding the next morning by Civ
ing them Zemeto. a harmless medicine
that should quickly Danish this disease
t1or II Is not a habit but disease)
zzeme;o Is equally as good for older people
who can't control their water during the
night or day.
Write Us tOday-send no money, not even a
stamp. Just your name and permanent address.
snd viii send you absolutely free a package
81 Zemeto. II il conquers your disease. you need
pay US nothing-just tell you friends what il did
for you. show this advertisement % your
friends. as IL may not appear again.
ZEMETo CO.. Dept 81, Milwaukee. Wis.
(Advtl
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Play Plane
In One Hour
for Two Gents |!

would you give two pennies 70 learn 70 play IN
,iaro o. organ IN one EVENING" Impossible! 30
rot at all. Hundreds OF thousands OF others We
never played before PLAYED their nrst piece
lust a few minutes. THEN WHY CANT 1OO
John II. Ferguson. Acme. Alta. Can
ada SAYS: 81 was not a little amazed
when Il found I could play In a Few
mfnutes" G. Pitmann, Memo. Okla. says;
.sHave two children. one is u and the
other 10, who in q very few minutes could
pIsy II well, and they did not know one
note from another IN the old music
v. r. Perkins, Romney, Ind. says; II
studied Easy Form music fifteen min
ufes and then started to play" Thou
sands Of similar reports are in our nles-
Doesn't this convince you that you can
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Coalition Government
Forming at Petrograd

PETROGRAD. Nov. 30.-A coalition
government. consisting OF Bolsheviki.
Minimalist. Internationalists, the Left
parties and Social RevolutiOnaries. was
IN process OF formation today.
The new government will consist of
a ministry representing all these polit-
teal factions, which will be responsible
TO a parliament composed of los MEM
bers OF the workmen's and soldiers
soviet. an equal number OF representa-
tives of the peasants congress. 100 del
egates from the army and sixty from
the trades unions.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Woman Admits Killing
Tax Receiver of Rome
fsneoial nisnatch to- Tne Journal.l

Especial Dispatch to The JournaL)
ROME, Ga. Nov. 30.-The coroner's
jury investigating the death of Thomas
Jenkins, city tax receiver, brought In
a verdict that he had been killed prob
ably by a gun in the hands of May
Treadaway and that she be held for
further investigation"
In a statement to officers the woman
admits the killingf but claims that he
had threatened to break into her house
and kill her.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04

ElT f4pL4re Ll1L NUu CAn btN
en- 30 days trial--the only thing good enough
q stand such : long and thorough test. It's
the famous C1uthe-made absolutely new
principle-has IS patented features. Selfad-
luxting- Does away with the misery Of wearing
1elts. leg straps ard springs Guaranteed 70
hold st all tines Has cured in case after case
that seemed hopeless
Write fer Free Book Of Adyiee-cloth-boun
io4 pages Explains the dangers Of operation.
shows lust what's wrong with elastic and
spring trusses. Shows how old-fzshioned worth
less trusses sold under false and mislead-
Ing names. Tells all about the care and atten-
ton give you Endorsements from over
5000 people. Including physicians. Write today.
Box 672-Clutks Co.. rs z. 23rd ST., New
York City.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Isl Deaths Occur
During Past Week
AT Training Camps

WASHINGTON, Dec. Lone hum
bred and fifty-seven deaths occurred
among national guard and national army
troops 'encamped in the United States
during the week ending November %,
as compared with 90 the week previous
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Mrs. Daniels Is Speaker

SAVANNAH. Ca, Dec Mrs. Jose
phus Daniels. wife OF the secretary of
the navy, addressed the Savannah Ro-
tary club at the Hotel Savannah today.
Talks were also heard from special rep
resentatives OF the Y. W. c. A on the
war work Of the organization.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04

you can use convenient at home.
Many persons report they are deriving gen
uine relief from catarrh Of the head. nose and
throat, catarrhal deafness. roaring and buzzing
In the ears, catarrhal headache, bronchial rrita-
tion, asthma and similar misenes.
There NAV be some doubt In your mind that
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04


Il can be % easily
done when the case
IS an old chronic one,
but you can satisfy
yourself with but
small exp ense by
sending your name
and address to Dr.. j.
w. Blosser. Box 21So.
Atlanta. Ga.
For ten cents to
cover cost of postage
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Brazil Makes Her First
Contribution To War

RIO JANEIRO. Dec. Brazil is soon
to make her first contribution to the
fghting forces of the allies. In response
to an invitation from the British gov
eminent that Brazilian aviators COM
plete their course Of instruction in Enc
land, twelve naval aviators VIII leave
here shortly for Europe.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04


salyes q nd such
things. but write DR..
Blosser. an cid At
lanta physician, who
has been treating ca
tarrh successfully for
forty-three ye a rs.
Send him ten cents
in coin or stampa for
his novel smoke-yapor
trial outfit, which
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Puts An End to
Catarrh Nuisance
A Direct and Simple Way That
May Be Adopted With But
Little Cost

If you are constantly catching cold and
doing a lot Of coughing and splitting you can
take it for granted that you have chronic
eatarrh, and the only thing that needs to
concern you is not whether It is constitutional
or due to the climate, but how to get rid
Of 1t.
Danish thoughts Of internal medicines.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Free Book About Cancer

The Indianapolis Cancer Hospital. Indianapo-
lis. Indiana, has published a booklet which gives
interesting facts about the cause Of Cancer also
tells what 20 do for pain. bleeding. odor. etc.
A valuable guide IN the management of any
case. Write for IL today. mentioning this paper.
-(AdEt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04

and handling he will send you some Of the
Remedy for smoking in a pipe. neat little
pipe and also some indicated cigarettes
Write him without delay. as the sooner you
write the sooner you will receive relief.
(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-12-04
Law Should Stop Sale of
Leg-Strap and Spring Trusses

So far as We know. our
guaranteed rupture holder is
tie only thing Of any kind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

AHpIes-ys.S0g450 per Dbl for
choice and tBeB for fancy.
Haaaaas Good ghiping stock.
81 500 $50 punch.
BeaRs-Dried iamas lie 10
Crsnbe rrtss-Late HoweA - Per
Dbl So bu
Dressed Calves Fancy. i50lsc.
No 2 if0iec.
Dressed HOGS Light ira
-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

Armed Ship Order Has Good
Effect In Wall
Street

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE New
York Evening sun financial review
Saturday said:
There was an aspect OF ANNA
>son and buying initiative In today's
snort session OF the stock Inerkst,
which Il rare In Saturday trading
TIE Impulse sprang from President
Wtlnon's decision TO call an extra
seooion of congress and bis deter
nination 10 arm American merchant
men. Business was quito spirited
q times and price changes with few
exceptions. were on the upward
side. The Steel. Copper and ship
ping shares were in most active de-
mand and advances ranged irnn TO
1 to 2 ami points The railroad
Int was both neglected and narrow
sentiment thruout Fecurities aud
financial circles Is decidedly cheer
mi since the publication OF the feat
esui reserve boards statement con-
oerning investments in foreign
luans.
-FoIiowing the rush TO cover In
the early part OF the first hour q
movement doubtless induced by 4
desire 70 even up accounts over the
week In anticipation OF hullish de-
vusopments next week, trading sub
aA6ed and the general list was less
1orward"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
graphic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Produce

The egg market took another step
In the downward direction yesterday
There a. an active demand but re-
ceipts are heavy and likely 90 be-
come more -, and the market W" ,ii
probably continue declining until
storage buyers begin 20 work TIE
poultry market Us steady to nrm-
Veal calves are holding their GA n
Dressed hogs and hos productH ot
All kinds are very arm ana hisher
in price. The special demand Tor
extra heavy hens r. over now. but re
cripts % poultry OF all kinds are not
beyond the normal capacity ~ th"
market Both potatoes ana onions
are on little In price. but receivers
say this { rather because buyers re-
fuso 90 take hold than from any
special increase IA reeeiptA
Avple.-s.sog4so per Dbl for
Baaasas - Good shlplng STOCK
81 50 q $50 punch.
BeaRs-Dried lamas lie 10.
cr@nbsrytss-LAte HowsS % per
Dressed Calves -- Fancy. i5olse;
Dressed HsGs Light 17gise.
heavy. I5di6c ~
Fianan HadA4e---iBc 10.
Frrsh NeEstasies-RAdishes 500
runbcrs hot house sgC22s car
Fots $3.50 bu BRUSSELS sprouts $50
a0c qt. California celery. sscp 50
doE. caulirower. s. IS don, lettuce.
l9r l5c 70 cabbage. new FloriaA.
s. 5eUg7b per hamper shaliotts. sou
CSC per doL Florida celery. it5op
Grape Fruit-Ss.EOa4 per crate
HORey-Fan0y white. is0lTe. sx-
tracted. sdlhe 10.
the following prices Cor saled nay IN
Thy. sitsoeis: standard timothy.
tlSSeoia hgh! mixes So hagit
nG .iPo' ss , n myYIsd. EoSi | No.
1 clover. flsHiAso. rye straw. 1870
oio; wheat and cat straw. Vsocs
per ton.
L~@oas-s43SaATB per box.
LImes-si'feaiss per zoe
~ ssc, siSsrtS isciss. BrsTiia
Is S- .ss ssSs., !'e SCI T. r1ord.,
o.s,sns sie5oaii per to0-Ib
sack, spanish onions ttoc per crate.
Potatoes Michigan car lots IN
bags i.sog ss eu- new BermudAa
Peaitry-soringS Riesac. ilgh.
springs a0H sic: heavy hens ssa
fsc. mediums. 2oa3ie; staG- 10
isc. ROSTERS iteiso. geese is1fee'
y = =
strswe~rvs~---eoe quart.
swess Potsto~---Ierseys kiln dried.
81 20 81 per crate
JoBBtSG PRICES
Canned GesS.-Appies. t1Ts per
gal. Lime beans ~ 100 80 corn
fancy Maine tisS: standard 81 tk4
81 table beets. 81 .srfio: peas.
fancy early June $50. stanasrds 81.
salnion, tall sac marrowfat peas.
o. 50 AIS. eAIly June. use. sirted
- 81 - 80
standard. q seaiso dor
CeGe~-Sanfns. standard isn1sc:
medium. isG SOC. fancy aengz Rio.
ii'is. tins Is case Is.
Feea-Johbing prices. io0-ib. sackS
bran sssH 90. starnArd mlddiinRA.
tSsate nns miasiiBxs ri9Nf;
sS:E'G sra eas and f0o o.t e iSsa
Fsesr-Iobbing prices: Res Nichl-
gan patent 70: second patent. is;7e;
patent 5000 Dbl In II IN paper sacks
ou-Raw unseed 81 o1 boiled lin
seed. r.e3 In barrel lots: ksrosene,
tank-wagon or iron barrels. she: red
Hfses-No. cured hides. 3lcs No.
7 green hides. iac. No. I cured bulls.
isc; No. green bulls, iac. No
cured veal kip. 3Sc. No. Treen veal
kip. use. No. cured nurrain. ale.
No ! green nnurrain, lae No I cured
calf. 1tc No. J green calf. fyc No. !
horse hides. ts7b. No. horse hides.
t7sS No. I taiiow sisc No. tai
low. SIC per ~. No. I hides &C. %
No. kip and calf . a. on. sheep
skins. tas Ca amount WOOL. SOC q Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

Any interurban car running our
Michigan Avenue viii take you 10
Wayne. which is but eleven miles
from Detroit's western limits.
Get off at the interurban station
and walk westward on Michigan
Avenue. Watch the skyline to your
left. 1t will soon be broken by the
automobile plant which experts
have pronounced the most modern
and efficient in the world.
The best view of these plants is
attainable from the Pere Marquette
tracks which cross Michigan Ave
nue. just beyond them.
Fix this picture firmly in your
mind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
Sugar Market


sugarx-Detroit wholesale prices.
Crystal domiuoes. BIB. Siz25. crys-
tai dominoes. S-ib.. Sig16 eagle tab
tets sfeaS cut Loaf $40 oS cubes
50 Is, xxx powdered sacf stand
ard powdered taI5. Eranu iatcd rv-
ira cohrsr s. 20 grauulatrd fine BIZ
bulk 3Rfa. granuletsd. 1a-ln cottonH.
A. IRIS Efal domino gran GLIB and
6-lb. cartons m cases f4fE crystal
domino gran. HF eases fP1T dia-
unnd A. 1855 couferffruerr a g. 60.
40 g. 1k15 So. = $50 So s. gsFE.
No r. 1850 ~ 81 tf 49, p $3.50.
40 90 f4t. SO f1 S. Nc ~
sS71. So i3 taef 80 Sc. ts30 So
rs $3.50 uon-ra King MIXTURE $3.50.
beet Eranufated F-f pee 100 IbE
household powdered ia. % f1 case.
sass housrhol9 powdered. Is g. IT,
case. sLs5 uer case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
lake the trip to Wayne.

Get your first view of the great plants which will
soon begin the production of another factor in Derot
industrial greatneSS-the Harroun Motor Car
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
CHICAGO BUTTER uARkFr

Butter Extras. 40c nrst. ass 7sc.
dairy extras 1tl4 81. drsts. 336a4
Eggs. Prime ordinary. 26ts d2s drsts.
a6hc Cheese Twins 25mgt &c.
Young Americas 25h a2sc 1--we
poultry; Fowls, ale. ducks. iTN csc.
geese. i3disc. springs. 2tc. turks.
soc Potatoes Receipts 2 cars. fancy
west. t2.2S d2f0. Wisconsin. t226W
go Mlnneaota. t12hn2 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
NEW YORK HITTER AVID EGGS.

NEW YORK March fe-Huttrr
Steady. receipts. 7T2s. creamery rx-
ira. f0k q 4ic creamery special mar
ket. ~ - ff2C. state dairy. tubs. 81 n
soc; imitation creamery hrsts % n
32c Eggs Unsettled receipts f1.tgG
nearby white fancy $50 13c. nearby
mixed fancy. 33d 33e. fresh hrats
aiTg7tsc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12

PrfntinE-fhs Oists neat kfad--tAst
o. Vinhf--Ti me. lob DsBs-Wntn ss2a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
AAR RoUN

The entire TRACTS acres
bounded by the Pere Marquette and
Michigan Central railroads, as far
as the Prouty e. Glass plants. and
including them. is owned by the
siarroun Motors Corporation. II
forms from many points of view
the most advantageous factory site
in Detroit and its suburbs.
AS you scan the new Harroun
plants and appreciate their scope.
you can readily understand their
ability TO turn out 1000 cars a
month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
What You Will See

The building fronting on Michi-
gan Avenue is $50 feet long. II
houses the Harroun machine shop
and motor factory, and is con-
structed to bear the additional
weight of two stories.
The saw-tooth building that par
allels the Pere Marquette tracks, is
the progressive assembly and store
room. 1t is $50 feet long and $50
feet wide.
Behind this plant and at right
angles to il is the main line Of the
Michigan Central between Detroit
and Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
With Prophetic Eye

But your vision will not stop
there. IL will reach far into the
future. You will be able TO see in
your minds eye, the machine shop
extended to four times its present
length and three times its height
You will see not one but three saw
tooth buildings, each with sidings
and shipping platforms like the one
already standing.
And. seeing these things, you will
appreciate that here is one automo-
bile manufacturer who has planned
for the present AND THE FU-
TURF.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-12
RAILROADS
WIN FROM
GOVERNMENT

NEW YORK. March I0-The
government suit 10 divorce The Cen
tral Pacific railroad from tho South
ern Pacific has been won by The
railroads. J = Blair. general coun-
sci for the Southern Pacific an.
n0unced this afternoon.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04
MuS oe,,t @taate.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Camp 9pbgc am is. 9suuembcr ppil=
itaubig fertig.
Associated Press
Camp 9pb 9 e. Sa., 3.9tpb. Nial.
@cu. 6. s.. Glllmlner, &pmnanbant,
Io9tc beute, er babe bos arie9sOeparz
temcnt bcnodrid)tigt, bab bies Srnps
pcnlagcr am Is. gfope,nbcr pollltdnoig
fertig 1ein ipiirbe, llnb bab sic brtttcn
nnb piertcn Sruppenlenollngcn nod
ienen, 9utlm fattfinben f6nntcn.
Gs tpirb iebob nibt eriuartct, DOB
Sic Iuseebpbencn sr iener 3cit biers
her geldidt ipcrbcn, ba es a'1 8eflet@
brngsltiidcn feblt, lno ipeitere Seute
pielleidt ni6t bpllltdnoig ansgerilltet
ipcrben f0nnten.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
GrpbcutidJc Gtnfliiiic?
Gebar Sails, Sa.. 3. Nnn. Vet
Iitdrdrste alls CAMP 9obee iparen In
Baperlp, Is Meilen bon bier, I'M ptele
ser in 8renter County fiir Die 8ebrs
pflibt 8egiitrtrtcn 5ll nnterIllden
Cine linsctpobrIid1 8robe an5abl bn'
Gienitbefrei,lnsen in icuer @egeno a,l'
@runb f6rperliher llntansltbfeit ers
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04
user sdblt sic 9amcn

9ruIilien lit sic pierSebnte Station
ipelbe tbatIddlid 9egeu sic failerlid
beutide 8esicrl,ns &rteg erflart bat
Sic 8eibenfolgc lit:
I. @robbritannlcn.
2. guBlm1b.
s. Serbien.
4. Srantreid.
5. Wpntenegrp.
6. Sapun.
Z. Snn Mlarino.
s. Stalien.
8. Mllm6nieu.
10. Ser. Stantcu.
II. guba.
12. 2iberia.
13. Giam.
IA. Sralilien.
9iuber, iuclde hic gcaiebnngel
nit 9cutlhIonb unp oellen @crbiinbe;
ten obgcbrodcu boben:
1. gbiuo.
9. Yanund.
8. Gotta 3ica.
4. 8nlipia.
s. Guatemala.
6. Gbile.
Z. Eeru.
s. Uruguay.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04
True TRANSLATE d with th'
postmaster at Da q \, Iowa. OF
November 4, 191 Aequired b!
Act of October g.,
Grfuls bcr Nabrnnss, q Geliibbc
,uphc.
{ Associated

\ 1AooOSAooSN
sSdlbin9ton, 3. s Gin
Samtlie bon icben bier liz, .uc ia
ytabrllngsntittcl @eliibStfarten TN:
ter5cibnct, madtc sic Nabrungsmittcl:
%cripaltl,ng bclte befannt. Sic|cSd)ds
tung bat Sic nod unbollitanbigcn 9c=
rid)te bon Ser ipdbrenb Scr 8oJe be-
tricbencnG Gjclii6befampagne 5ur@rlup:
la9e. Salt 5h @illipncn ltntcr5cids
nungen lino bon ben Sreilpilltgcn gc=
melbet tpprben.
California lit ppran nit 251,17s
&arten; gleip Serlcb lit an 5lpeitcl
Stellc nit 244,491; brittens Mdiz
gan nit 213.S51 unb bicrtens Sl1biz
ana nit 179,339.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Sem 3er5cn bes 9rofcn Samples
cnten Shritt ndbcr.
Associated Press)
9Sa ingt II, 3. 9tob. 9erlins
belltigc f,lr5c Melbllng, bab unorbz
nmcrifaniidc" @oloatcn an Mbein :
Waarnefanal an ser fran5Dliben Sront
bon Oelltidcn Eatronillen 9cfan9cll
gcnpmnen ipurber. fat bns umerifaniz
lt)e @olf Dem 5erscn be5 groBcn &amz
pies eincn Gdrttt ndbcr gebradjt.
IS beitebt fein 3peifcl buriibcr, ooB
Die erlpdbntcn 2cltc WGtgIicber bon
Gen. 9erl6ings Strcitfroft iparcn, bie
in Sen crlteu 2inien Ser Sc)iltengrde
ben bci fran5Dlildcn Ne9imcntern lire
lcbte Selpausbilblmg erbalten. Sic
8eitdtigung bon @cu. Yeribing feblt
nod, obcr ipdtcr ipirb er Sic 9iamen
bon Ben etlpn @erniBten melben.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
3iclc bes 9iscItsipitems fit sSabrifa't=
tcm lnb S3dnhler.
Associated Press
gS a + III 8 on, 3. Sob. Sic Hee
gulotioncn iibcr sic 8n,1bbabltng Scr
No9rungsntittel llntcr bcnl 2isel,5lDz
itcnn fir Snbrifnntcn llnb 6dnblcr
lp1rDcn bcutc BON Erdl. @illon gltge@
DeiBen llnb tperoel1 infprt bon Der Na9z
notwithstanding bl,rcbgcfilDrt
lpcrben. Sic 6aupt5icle scr gicgcln
lpcrOen bon Ser giubrun9smlttelper@
lpaltllng lpie fulgt crfldrt:
Sic bon jeoe,n, scr li5cn5irt lit, be-
rcdneten Ereile ollf eiuen .ndbigen9cz
trug iiber bie Soften 5lt beld6rdnfen
nnb Sen Griucrb ipefulntipcr Erofitc
alts itcisenocn @arftpreilcn 5lt pcrz
bieten.
vslGe Na6rungsmittel III elmer nlDgz
lidylt pireftcn 2inie nnb nit Der gez
ringitmDglideu Ger5o9crllng bis 81 Der
aonIlmcntcn in 9eipcgllng 5lt balten.
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gen 10 bicl ipic mDgli1 81 bcldranfcn
lno Dem $onnbef nit fiinftigen Som
traftcn cinen 3aum ansnlcgcn."
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October s. 1917.
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louo ltcllt 1913 9plbatcn fir Sic 9lciz
dc @elblumnuc ins SelD, ipeld)e bon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-11-04
PIG -221 4. str. 9aptup0rt, ga.
Mns Der &nmoesbamptitaot.

Iadmpfer be5ablt ipirb, ipie bon Sad:
lcutcn Ser Ne9icrlng alsgere6ne
iporbcn lit. sic erfldrten, bnb Dos
|glcicbe allgemcinc ScrbdltniB all6 fiji,
Die Grbultllng Der slrmeel1 I'M Sclbe
geltc, pbcr nit anberen @orten, slmez
rita nlB $14.30 berseben, lpo bic
ieinbliden Nationen MIR ST fir 3tpecte
Der aricgfiibrung aufbrinaen.
Gs apllrbe 9clagt, Dob Der Inter
lcbico burh Sic b0bcre 8e5abllng amcz
rifoniidcr @olbatcn unb Die gr0Bcren
Soften fir @prr6tbc in bieiem 2anoe
beruriadt ipiiroc.
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postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
WsmnbDaltem!
&aibingt on, 3. Sob. 8riefliz
de llnb telegrapbiide gelllde bon
@ilr9ern III alien Sbeilen ocs 2anoes
lallfen mallcnbaft in 8aibington Elm
nnb empfeblen MaBrc9eln 9egen sic
9cutldJcn in slnerifa, sic, ipie erfldrt
mirb, Dem Sein0e Silfe- rnb allfmrlnz
terl1ng geben.
u@ebt gegen sic 5u1uen in unlcrem
2anbe bpr" lit scr allgemcine Snbalt
bon sablrei6cn Mttbeillln9en an Sen
Yrdiibentcn, sen Generalarpalt, @ez
r1erolpoltnciter 8ltrleIon lnb bic Gez
frctGrc Snnicls llno 8nfcr. GinigeWdtz
tbeillmgcn an oas Slltt5bepdrtlnent
lollcn crfldrt bnben, cs beltebe Die Sc
fabr bon ~genb" Scltrafllngen, tpenn
bic unlicblamcn Fcripnen nt6t lnterz
briicft ipilrben.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Sic slrmcc scihnetc $S9,273,65O fir
bic Srcibcitsanlctgc.
Associated Press
ySaibington, 3. gtop. Sic
amerifanilhe Mrmee fat $99,273,650
fir sic Srcibcitsanleibe se5eidnet,
ipurbe 6eute slbenD bon Sol. $. 2oro,
El,ortierlneiitcr iii Der 2citlng Der
isrcibeitsanleibe &onpagne betannt
gclRaAt- s.-rrs-s .s5-,s ,..
glllcn 81 giational slrneelagcrn
porau seibnctcn Sic 2elttc in Camp
Gbernan, Gbilliotbe, Sbip, S2,002,=
500; lmb uls critics Scr 9tationalgarz
bculager 5cidy1ete Camp GobD, Sc
ming, e. &C., $2,300,s00.
llntcr Sen 2agern Ser giationalarz
nice linb nod su crlp1bncn: CAMP
Grant, yipffprb, ST., nit 81 100000
lmb Camp Grbgc, Scs 0ioincs, So.,
nit $S1,310.000.
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postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
November 4, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
IL Msarimelcmtc crtrnufcn.
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mannllng perlorcn. Sas Iuffinbcn bon.
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bon pen 8ppt pber sen ssniallen fiibrt
bas Seportement 5ll Ser Innabmc,
bob ale perloren gingcn.