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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
THE HEALTH HABIT
(ey Or. /. c. BoWERs).

The late Ebert Hubbard once said !:
Most people go through life on short
allowance of good air and oxygen and
too much food. Life is combustion.
The digestive tract is the boiler. The
value Of exercise in the open air lies
in the fact of getting a goodly draft
of oxygen through your system and
this forced draft is both eliminating
refuse and burning up Stag"
Breathe deeply when in the open air.
Sleep in a room with windows open
wide. Drink six or. eight glasses of
pure water daily, and keep well. But
II one has beer shut up within doors
during the cold winter months, has
eaten and drunk things which he
should not, IL he or she has over.
worked in stale air, that person needs
a general tonic and housekeeping.
Especially is this 50 at this time OF
the year. For tonic that will freshen
up the blood, clean the digestive tract
and put new force and vim into you,
know of nothing better than an
alternative extract with glycerine, made
from Golden Seal root, Oregon Grape
root, Blood root, Stone root and
Queens root-and it contains no alec.
hol or narcotic so is perfectly safe to
take. 81 q. ~ u IN: c...' -
This tonic has been sold for nearly
fifty years in the form Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery 1t can be
had now in tablet as well as liquid
form at most drug stores.
When your kidneys feel like humps
of lead, when your back hurts or the
urine is cloudy, full Of sediment, OF
you are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night. when you
suffer with sick headache, or dizzy
nervous spells, acid stomach, or you
have rheumatism when the weather is
bad, ask your druggist for AHuric,
double strength. have found in prac'
tise that Anuric is more potent than
lithia and in most cases it will dis
solve the uric acid as hot water does
sugar.-Ady.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
COELH0 SAYS HE DID
NOT BIND LAND BOOKS

w. J. Coeho of the public land Of.
flee said today he has unjustly been
getting the blame for not handing out
sheep-skin.bound copies of index books
of land grants to all who call for them.
Coeho says that the books are not re-
quired to be leather bound, and that
those copies which were so bound
we're prepared by printing shop friends
of legislators. The printing houses,
Coeho said. have had the books re-
bound for their friends. The contract
calls only for a paper cover. Coelho
has plenty of paper.bound copies for
distribution.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
SWEEP OF REPUBLI cANlSM
WIDELY FELT IN SWEDEN
ASSOCIATED Press by U. S. Naval
Mirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press by U. S. Naval
Nireless)
LONDON, Eng, April 23.-The
sweep OF republicanjsm which start.
ed in Russia appears to be engulfing
many other European powers, even
such constitutional governments as
that of Sweden. According to des.
patches received here last night by
the Exchange Telegraph from Copen-
hagen the workers. delegation appear
ed before the house of the Swedish
parliament yesterday IN large mum.
bers demanding republican form of
government. During the speeches
in the chambers the crowd remained
quiet outside" adds the despatch,
: save for an occasional cry for re-
volution that would overturn the mon
archy and set up republicanism. This
cry has been heard circulating
throughout the whole country of
late" the report adds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS

The resignation of Capt. Edward
Hopkins, 1st PCT. Haw. Inf, n. G..
as an officer Of the National Guard
of the United States and of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, is accepted.
Subject to future examination, 10
conformity with section IS, national
defense act or June 3, 1916, the fol.
lowing promotions in the infantry
arm Of the National Guard of the
United States and Of the Territory OF
Hawaii are announced with rank from
April 20: LIST Lieut.. VIM. G.. Allen,
lst Haw. Inf, 70 be captain, assigned
to LIST Rgt. Haw. Inf, N. G.; End Lieut..
George L. Fraser, 1st Haw. Inf, to
be first lieutenant, assigned to LIST Rgt.
Haw. Inf, N. G. .@
Sgt. VIM. J. Gimbel, NJ. G. Co., LIST
Rgt., Haw. Inf, n G., will be honor.
ably discharged to accept commission
In the National Guard of the United
States and Of the Territory of Hawaii.
Subject to future examination, in
conformity with section Is, national
defense act of June 8. 1916, the fol
lowing appointments in the National
Guard Of the United States and Of the
Territory OF Hawaii is announced for
the. information and guidance of al!
concerned: James w. Russell, to be
captain of infantry, with, rank from
April 20; VIM. ]. Gimbel, to be sec.
ond lieutenant, with rank from April
20, assigned to LIST Rgt, Haw. Inf, N.
q.
With the approval of the command.
ing officers concerned, the following
named enlisted men are transferred as
Indicated: Sgt George d. Mcintyre
@. M. Corps, to Hq. Co., LIST Haw. Inf,
". G., as a private; Sgt. d. P. Nc.
Gregor, Co. E, LIST Rgt. Haw. Inf, to
the QIartermaster Corps, as private
On the recommendation of the chiei
quartermaster, the following promo
ton in the Quartermaster, Corps is
announced for tie information and
guidance 0. all concerned: Pvt. d
p. McGregor, to be sergeant
That portion OF par. S. s. o. 40. AGO
T. H., dated April II, 1917, which re
fers to the appointment Of George
Murray as first lieutenant, is amend
ed to read second lieutenant"
That portion of par. l, s. o. 40, AGO
7. H., dated April Il. 1917, which re
fers to the promotion Of End Lieut.
David w. Townsend, is revoked.
That portion Of par. 3, S. o. 40, AGO
T. H., dated Alril II, 1917, which re
fers to the appointment of A. L. Bur
dick as second lieutenant of infantry
is revoked. - ,. J..
Subject to future examination, in
conformity with section rs, national
defense act Of June 8, 1916, the fol
lowing appointment in the National
Guard of the United States and Of the
Territory OF Hawaii is announced FOL
the information and guidance OF all
concerned: Ralph Walker to be first
lieutenant Of infantry. with rank from
April 20, assigned to Srd Rgt. Haw
Inf, N. G. .., -. IT.. ~.
Pvt. Gerrit p. Wilder. NJ. G. Co, Isl
Haw. Inf, n. G., will be honorably dis
charged by reason of physical disa
bility. .'....".....
Pvt. David Carter, Co. F, 1st Rgt
Haw. Inf, \. G., will be honoraoly
discharged to enlist in the United
States navy.
LIST Lieut.. C. r. Boylan is relieved
from duty in Co. NJ and appointed
battalion adjutant and assigned to the
third battalion. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
DAILY REMINDERS

Make some of todays want ads
serve YoU-by answering . few Of
them.
Wanted-Two more passengers for
motor. party around island, 81 each.
Lewis Garage, phone 2141.--Adv.
Don't forget the big clearance sale
at zee Chan & Co, where bargains
reign supreme. .s----
For. Distilled Water, Hires Root
Beer and al other Popular Drinks
try the Con. SODA Water Works Co.
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
PERSONALITIES

T. YAMAMOTo, professor in the
Imperial University of Toxic, Japan,
is visitor in the city Yamamoto Is
one of Japan's foremost shipbuilders,
and is considered an authority on
shipbuilding in the Orient. He is on
his way to the mainland. where ne
will spend one year studying the ship
building conditions in the United
States, and will later go to Europe,
where he viii also study.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
VIOLENT ANTl-G ERMAN
RIOTS TN BRAZIL CAPITAL
ASSOCIATED Press by u. s. Naya,
Wireless1

ASSOCIATED Press by U. s. Naya,
Wirelessl
RIO JAEETRo, Brazil, April ga
further increase OF fury against Ger.
many was created l.sre yesterday
when ii was reported that the BRAZIL
an steamship Belem of 222S tons had
been torpedoed and destroyed with
loss of life.
Violent anti-German demonstrations
were made by street crowds and the
press is demanding that war between
Brazil and Germany be declared, with,
out further delay, If the reports Of the
destruction Of tae steamer be substan
tiated.
The Belem was bounl from PsFnan
huco for Me-iiterrancan port,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
POLICE COURT NOTES

C. A. Tolman. charged with driving
an auto While under the influence OF
LIQUOR on April s, and G. Dixon. accGs.
ed OF interfering with policeman on
the same day in the same affair, were
arraigned in the police court Sat
urday and discharged when Prose
cutting Attorney Sheldon asked for a
noile prosequi on grounds that there
~as insufficient evidence upon which
to press the charges. .. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
And dHVERAL

Harmony Lodge. L o. o. r. meets
tonight
Hawaiian Lodge. F. & A. ~. has
third degree work this evening.
Rev. J. II. Williams will officiate al
the funeral services for the late Mrs
CHS n. Gere at 4: 80 Tuesday after
noon at the Central Union church.
The Ad Club Will have for its guest
and chief speaker at the weekly lunch.
80. Wednesday David W. Parry. as
sistant cashier of the National City
Bank Of New York.
- J. T. Silva VI 3416 Waialae
road will entertain the Kaimuki
Mothers Club at afternoon tea at
Liliuokalani school tomorrow after
noon. ...-
Two handsome pieces OF japanese
art, finished In lacquer and mounted
on ivory, have been presented 10 St
Louis College by Joseph X. Lau, II.
who visited in Nippon last summer.
The members OF st. Andrews ca
thedTal guild will meet at 2:30 O'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T. ]. King. PiikCi and Lunalilo
streets. Lenten seIf-denial offerings
will be received. 49,. 1921. ..<... pre-. .
A. Medeio, Filipino who jumped
when a horse he was driving Sunday
bolted on King street near Nuuanu
avenue, was treated at the emergency
hospital The animal was caught near
Kalihi road by Mounted Policeman Da'
vid Lnhi =sH. r.
A party OF Russians, headed by H..
Bek of Petrograd and representing an
important mission, are In Honolulu
for a brief visit. There are Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Egoroff, v. Deguarieff, w. Di.
mitrieff, Y. Federoysky and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Karpoff. g..
The Swiss Jewelry Company, with
offices in the Wolters Building, Union
street, has just incorporated TO carry
on general jewelry and matchmaking
business. E. wangard, who is the gen.
eral manager, was formerly with Tiff.
fanny of New York. m
For the purpose Of selecting lots
upon which local Boy Scouts can do
gardening there will be meeting OF
the official staff and the local council
Of the Boy Scouts Of America at 2
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon in the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

Nineteen members of the Naval Ca
Diet School of the Massachusetts Naval
Militia were graduated as ensigns in
the naval reserve recently. six months
in advance of the usual time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

An American sterilization plant is
10 be installed at Lima, Peru, TO purify
the water used By that city. The
water system OF Lima will probably
be RECONSTRUCTED and enlarged in the
rear future
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23
dAIIINESN'

Especial STAR snsIln ossssspS ss,;na -,
over Maui are looking Tor 2 SpahIaIu
named Vicente Salinayas VINO is want
ed at Lahaina on charge Of muroer;
The killing resulted from quarrel
some - days ago On tne ,l,u o,e. a,,'
Other Standard With q file, the man
diving M the Pioneer Mill hospital
lasf night from his wounds. The po'
lice have not yet learned his name,
nor what occasioned the quarrel. Sail.
nava a described as man about 20
yesrs Of are. short OF stature and
heayy-set, and was wearing q small
mohstache when last seen.
$500
Because District Hagistrate ADV
OF Makawao did not ike the mtntei
OF District Court Attorney =. y: noln'
her al Paia gamblers, last Tuesday,
the court fined Born SO. for contempt,
THE lawyer refused 70 pay and the
naristrafe issued mittimus and sent
him Ia iail. Amer about an hour in
slnrance vile Born changed his mind
about serving out his fine. He dug
nm the amount and was released.
-
Arrangements are being made ior e
fancy dress ball by the cniloreh, -
be- given some time soon under aus
pieces Of the Maunaoln SEMINARY
aiumnae.
-. ,a ,he
u moDiil1a1lon - vaa = ,ns.,er me
iirst Two c0,npahles - anS \
summons Min Ne - ..o - tbs
OF Waleka. hese ., sts .s ss~ - anS
are the best prepared. Il was under'
stood that the department IN homo
lulu will permit the reglmen. 70 ln ao
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

Rev. J. II. Williams will officiate al
the funeral services for the late Mrs.
CHS n. Gere at &: 80 Tuesday after
noon at the Central Union church.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

Harmony Lodge. L o. o. r.. meets
tonight .-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

Hawaiian Lodge, +. & A. ~. has
third degree work this evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

The Ad Club WIFI have for its guest
and chief speaker at the weekly lunch
80. Wednesday David w. Parry. as
sistant cashier Of the National City
Bank Of New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

An unusual epidemic OF grippe or
dengue is reported from different
parts OF Maui A largo number OF
pupils in the Paia school have been
laid up. while many cases are report
ed in Waikiki sna other districts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

= J. T. Silva VI 3416 Waialae
road will entertain the Kaimuki
Mothers Club at afternoon tea at
school tomorrow after
noon. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-04-23

The members OF St. Andrews ca
thedral guild will meet at 2:30 O'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. T. ]. King. PiikCi and Lunalilo
streets. Lenten seIf-denial offerings
will be received. 49,. .-... ..<... Pr. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
Standardization 81 uerEan[en.
Gei Gin 9SrOSnseut.

O, Yalbe 9lder.Qaraellen ltno or1her. o,,ter
,ceon; ,%ooen eleltriides 2itt. gSaiier nn6 Seitens
%tss.e,s I'M Ban, IeepboHs uno GiraBenbabns
6er llnerbalb 18 WSnuien bonn &entrIm
oen 9aoen 9duler. eniae 6aben Srndt, cintoe ino
SbbmnlAer als 1 Seni per Sub Q0len sic nlim
Ge,,sHMs 9elgei mie ole adllicr oiefer 9dt8elen
honn,il.s nio onDner 5ieDcn un0 Die boben Yes
nnsn9en oerIdlit 'N''''' '''o4V'
TsaIaagSnirngen 6ei Der qiutbicnm 0eiahts 60,
~'lspOon g. $anl s34O. 2i7 e. @enl STR
(glpr2S yNC-N '' ~ ''' '"''N".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
SsrIanat- 6rsnsu AuS WaSdsn.

gerInngt:
o. etie Srau als tD6iH In einem gleltaurani
ySau rageH ylr. 610 Cits@ratt. Srahe
iRNfail29-3O)
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BE- ~Snacr uom Baltimore.
(@eor,inAet 1881

Sonptqnartier: n@ermania W1Gn.
nerhori@lnbbaus,~ 9lr. S52. Oloro.
&omaro.StrnBe.
YrdiiOent pcnrp Sbomas. OIr-
316, @eit-Sorotogo-StraB
SSobn ". &lein Oirieent, Jlr. 201
ytor0s9inipooo- -9loenue.
George Sinmclbebcr. protofo0i-
renOer unO correiponOircnoer Sefrc.
tGr 9lr. 4t9, Norreit-SjiroBe.
&ermonn WlidliH, SJGumeiIter,
Scr. 7t3, @orner-S -StroBe.
6inon5.Sefretdr G6as. Sieinborot,
Scott imo Sam6urg.StroRe.
@m. 9. SilOebranot, gibliotbetor,
glr. 2029. 6reoerid- -9loenue.
GhoS. gleu. g1r. 246. @oro.Tulton-
9lOe., @oriiter oes Muiif.GOmites.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

it-i2c.; eber, bwcre. oIte uuo
rnubc, @io.. 9-t0c.
Sobot. (@orDIonO). 100 Bfuno.
~ Snierior I'M jroiteO, $6-S; an.
ter gemobnlider mo sriiner $1,000
1900; gutter Scmobnlider. Sl4.00
--170O; mittelmGBiger. $tS 90;
gutter bis rotber. $21.OO-24.00;
Soncu, $25; Seconds. eemobnIiher
bis mitteImdBiger, Sill; Sc
COMBS, gutter bis ieiner. S1S-22;
9oD Sobof fire.cilreO, So 90; Up.
per Country. oir.cureo. $S-17.
MoneeIboite mO ihle6t eemiidte
&erpodung, 1-3c. pro @iuno ME.
0riger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
SteHeuseInde.
@eidlafts. .@eIeaenheiten.

eeiauit aegen 8nar WIan Qebe 6in3elbeiten
an. "SDntbern SObblng 6O.", Dor 104. 9alti.
uott, Wlo. lMpr24. IWlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
NOtirnussH an Der 6isFssu QIftieu.
b0rle.


Baltimore Gin 4er 1855 ..... 100 80.
Baltimore Gin s1er 1880. $50. s9la
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

RrSfsnt 2qoen Die loIgenoen m1nidensneriben
iperSsn oie ,s eeaeH leNe Seoineunaen aefailit
penioesrru srueT a, s9is mt Iroitoir uno gsaier fnr
az SM1er, WleIen bon Der Giaoi, $4,000
u6er aaer, nabe 9armau's citation. $50 bro
q Vs99 Ider nobe GIarts Station an ya "a
=; "; ~" $50 pro Qder, ">o ~
geoiiSr %qee sn lla9e Sone's Stallion uno am
rgSor. 81 NDarles eintbicm & Brp.,
(April5-) @i' u, TaHlstr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30
SanOcls.itc6criidt.

Gle @eidaftc iinO tros oeridieoencr
@inpirfunsen groB. Regie-
rlmgs-9liftrdge bolten ole Sertil.
SSnOuitrie itorf bei60itiat ~ Die
9}obrlnesmitteIfroge mo6t ii6
i'm 9lagemeinen Ourh eilige Gin.
fGufe bemerfbor.
Srob nift lrnerbe6liher @egenitro-
mlingen iino Sonoel imo SnOultrie
itorf beidditiet. arieesouSaoben bic.
ten neue glnreglng, aber Die Srons-
port. 6ocilitdten feblen. Gie bobeu
2ebeusmittelpreiiG baben 3u 2obner-
b0bungen fir 100000 &o6lenberg-
lellte geiiibrt, unO in 5ablrei6en
9ronden treteu 66nlihe Grbobungen
am I. Wloi in &roft. 3pii6en- uno
Sflein6onOel limo in man6en @ron.
den 3uriidgegangen, nnmentlih in
ser 9efleiOungs.@ .@rlppe. on0ererieits
ober fiuft oie Hegieruug fiir Die
Seer-gluSriiihrng i'm @roBen elm, im0
Die gtabrungSmitteI. .@ldrfte miiiien
cine Sodflutb bDiteriiher Ginfduie
iiber iidb ergeben loiien SSii6renoe
Erooi8enten bon 3uder, Yie6l lno
Wateriolwaaren flagen iiber 0ieie
llmw1l5ung Der gerbdltniiie. Qie
Snoultrieu namentlid Sol5 uno Wlo-
iHinen, profitiren BON Dem 9legie-
rlmgsplm oes 9aues 60l5erner
S6iiie. S,n ser 9efleiOings- SuOil-
ltrie bat oos fiible @etter Oem 9lbiob
bon leihter 6rouenfleioung geido-
oet. 9lnoererieits oiirfte MGnnerflei.
Dung megen Ger boben @ollenpreiie
Inn 80 Yro5ent in ole Sobe geben.
9io6mole miro nameutlicb fir 3egie-
rlmgs.Gontrofte 9efauit. Geppi6e
iiuo, pie groBe 9tittionen in Stem
Dorf ge5eigt baben, ieOod5 nidt nit
Oen 9iobmoterial. .@reiieu geitiegen.
Gie Shub6ron6e lit niht 10 uftiO,
pem aud Serbitobihliiiie 3ablreid
iinO. SSn gleu-@nglonO iinO infolge
ser 6orocrlmgen Der Union cine Pin
5abI 6obrifen aei6loiien iuoroen. Ger
Saateubanoel 1T in poaem S6mung,
lpie iiber6oupt oos @ei6Git in lei6.
teren 6ormgerGt6eu bliibt. @loi-
@ei5en lit in Chicago oif $2.70 ge-
itieeen alio 6ober ais in 1867. 9luh
@roBbieb, S6peine, 2Gmmer lmo
S6afe 6o6en NeforOpreile erreidt.
Ser Sto6lmnrft miro bon oen Sfe.
gierungs.SrOrcS beberridt. Iie 9ie-
gierimg bat 5mor fiir Stobl in0 9ll-
pier nieorigere Yreiie beluiaigt be-
fommen. oie Gon5eiiionen bobcn aber
oufgeb0rt, imo oie 6urHt oaB Iie
aud fir 0ie 9lQiirten in 9Iniprud ge-
nommen merOen iollen, i6eint &c.
idprnOen 81 iein. @s beiBt, 0nB eS
bel Der t5.pro5entiacn &otenerb0bung
fir ole 9abnen iein 9euenoen bo6en
mir0.
9ieidlihe 9egeniGQe boben 0ic
@intcruei5en glusiitbteu er6eblih
perbeiiert. Ger Stano in aanloS.
Seros, Oklahoma mo ii6er6oupt 0it.
lid bonn aGiiiouri II. @liiiiiiippi miro
ais 5icmlid gut geiHiloert lno iooor
bon gle6roSfa miro 9eiierung gemel.
Oet. Die 6riibiobrswei5en-9lu
lit DeripGtet, idreitet aber riiitig Dor.
m1rts.
Gle @ei5en. iuO Mebl-9luSfubr
ans gfor0-9lmerifo belief iid in Der
9erihtSwo1e noH 9rooitrcets ouf
6,610l927 9ui6elS eegen 5,56S,696
@uibelS in ser acknowledgements
@o6e linO 7996026 9ui6els in ser
entiprehenoen @o6e Oes lebten Sab.
res. Gie Mois-9luSnlbr betrug t..
00S,353 9uibels gegeu 725,32S 9u.
l6elS in Der Iebten @ohe imo 1495,.
476 9ui6els in Ger gleiheu g9ode
oes oorigen SSa6reS.
gOItimOrer WarFtberidlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

2 Straia6t Hogeen.. 400 14.50
I Eongleo 9ioggen. 11.00-12.OO
2 SangIeo &oegeu. 10.00-1O.5O
/ @ei8en. 800 $50
2 @ei5en ...... 800 $50
I Safer. .......... 9.50-t0.00
3 Safer. ........ $3.50 900
@ier. II Quteno, 02o. uno 8n.,
32c,; Goitern Shore Wlo. uno @a.,
32c.; meitliber (Obio) 32c.; @.
32c. iiioIide (N.-G.). SIC.
Butter. II Separator, Efuno,
44-45c.; @rints, "a @fmuo, H.
45c, @rints, &fnO, 44-45c.; F;
9IodS, 9 @ilino, 44-45c; GoirD
@riuts, DO. ga, ga., 9O-3tc.;
Storepadeo. 30-31c.; Goas, Wlo.
uuO @o1 8O-31c.; &oas, @..go.,
30-31c.
2ebenoes @efIageL.
Siibuer, ilnse. Ghno, 26- $780,;
oIte Semen. 22-2Sc.. olte SGbne,
12-13c.; @nten ilrnge, i7-1Sc.;
fleine, 16-l7c.; Eau6eu, oIte un0
illnee @aore, 35c.; Guinea @efIiIseI,
iunscs, t15 @fuuO, 25-S5c.; flei-
neres, 25c.
@obnen unO @rbien.
GbinneD @rblen, gui6el, $2.75-
2.S5; Slep Ora @rbien, @ul6el
$2.S5- 800; @lad ODER Gom CRIB
len 9ui6el, $2.75-2.s5; Gountrp-
weiBe 9o6nen. @uiHeI $3.50 800.
SbItuuo @emiiie. - 9lepfeI,
@.-W1o. mO @ay SAB, $2.5O-3.5O;
9obnen, Crime. 5la. &orb, $500
$50; @erl6o6nen 9orb, $t25-
100; araut 6lorioa, aiite, 500
500; SeIlerie, Slo., aiIte, $1.50-
200; 0jurfcn, 6loriOo, &orb, $500
$50; Sale, glorfolf, SAB, $t.25
-t50; GopiiaIot, 6loriOa, aorb,
$t.50- -2.50; 3wiebeIn, neue Seras,
9iite, $3.25-3.75; @feffer, Sla.,
Grote, $3.0O-4.O0; Spinot, O1or.
folf, Sab, $3.50 $50; Eomoteu,
6oncp. Carrier. $3.50-4OO; @6oice,
$2.25-2.75; SporeeI Gubeno, $500
100; Eooiesdcn 3orb $500;
@rbien Slo, &orb, $3.O0-4.OO.
-gRei6e. g]iIchel
g9. .@lo. lmo So. $3.0O-3.tO; g.
g., $3.OO-3.15 @oitern Shore,
$2.75- -2.9O; iiiBc 2ortoifeln. @oit.
crn Shore, gclbe, Sab, $4.5O-5.O0;
MO. uno OcI4 SoB, $5.5O-6.OO;
Yums, Sob, $4.O0-4.50.
Slide, 9tutern uno Ger.
ropins. ~ aorpien, @fo., DC;
6lunoeru @fo., g. &c.; 9oD Sboc,
Stiid, So -6Oc.; @od. @funo, 12-
t5c.; weiBer Berd. S-tOc.; me-
oium .5-6c.; eelber Yerd, S-10c.;
fleine bis medium, @htno. 4-5c.;
Moderelen Bfoy l2-15c.; Tnilors,
eroBe, @hmO. 12-15c.; medium. 6
Sc. ; 9lole/ Yhmo, 5-Sc.; @atfiib,
5-6c. Glons. bunoert, 65-75c
6arte Gro6ben Sab. $3.00-3.5C
Sedte, @hino, 15-1Sc.; Serinoe
9ai, blmoert. 90 -6Oc., Snappers.
6-7c. 6roide, 9ubeno, $1.25-
ITO; 9orid, groBe, @fO.. t5-t8c.
Sdute uno Eolg.- @eial5ene
icbdOiate, i7-tsc.; Gro Stint, So
BIC; aaIb, % 30c,; SHof Toe
$t.25; 96mmer 30 -60c.; 9nIleiL
15c.; 3iescu 10 25c.; Eolg, Fhmo.
10-1tc.
&in6Dieh.- Smgc fcttc Stiere
BON 1000 bis 1900 Ehno @ewiht
@fo., 9-i0c.; Sticre inter 1000
@iO. @ewidt S--SMc.; Odieu
9Sfo. sc; @uIlen. 9SfO.. 6--sc.;
oroBc image aiiDe, 8fo., Csc. ma
gere. 4--51ac.; aiibe nit &olb, $40
-65; nloaere, @iS.. 3-3hc.
Q d 10 cine. ~ Serfel, ie nod
CiroBe. Stiid. $4.00- 500; SbootS.
jc nod 0roBc, $5.O0-6.0O.
&Glber.-Gboice, @hmo. 13
1876. auto, @flno, 10 121sc.;
ic6were. Stiid. $ls %; rou6c. Stiid
$l4-16; flcine, mo0ere $50
9Gmmer nno z dale.
Choice. fctte 56cfe, Gfuno, Sc;
quite, s. &C.; loubc, Stiid. $1.50-
$50; oIte 9odc Yfuuo, &c.
9luSaei6loh htete Q DIM ei-
ne. N ". ..lGo. imO go. leidte. 8fo.,
l5%-16c.; ; Siio.Mo, imo ga. Ieid-
tc &io., t5-15Hc.; feline mittlcre.
@fo.. t4-15c.; idmere. cute, Ffo..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

gI6Onncutcn, bic ben : 2cntidcn GDrrcs
pOnocmtCn" nidt piiliftIidI Ober nnrcgeI
.m6Rig crIjaltrH, finD gcbrtcn, Der Sfiicc
eapUn -per ScIepbOu Ooer idjriiilidl Wdts
tbcilMnD 81 mabeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-30

eooo 8u Uerianfen:
6ox3,s1V Fdar, mOoerne Ntua Senmore Bari.
6hon,g9 " 8nBhooen etc 2. ". Sipalne. Iele'
-yo", Ntiil9lon 24O-& (sIpr25 Wlail)