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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-02-08
Legal Notices
SALE or LAND.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the Honesable Il. Gri6in. Judge { the
County Court Of Ramsey County In the
State Of North Dakota, dated the 9th
day Ct 5anpary. Al 1917: The undeT-
OF barbara Levitte. late Of the Township
OF Grand Harbor in the County Of Ram
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder. for cash or ole-half cash and a
first mortgage or the land taken as Sc
surity for the balance subject e con-
Court, the following described land. to-
wit: The Northeast quarter Of the
seven, in township on hundred ffty-four.
North Of Range sixty-five West, In
Ramsey County, State Of North Dakota.
The sale will be made on or after the
24th day Of February, A. ID. 1917. All
bids must be in writing. and may be left
at the Law Office of l.. J.. Wehe, Devils
Lake. North Dakota, or filed with the
Judge Of said: County Court. 81 delivered
January 9TH, ffsi7. GG eesa 5. Le UiEsa
Administrator of the estate Of Barbara
Levitte, Deceased,
|(Feb. l, 8, 15.)
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DR.. Melvin A. Brannon, the presi.
dent Of the University of Idaho. stu
ated at Moscow. has Just wired his
resignation. to the state board Of edu-
cation. The resignation is the result
Of charges Of political activity on the
part Of DR.. Brannon and the alleged
hostility Of Governor Alexander, DR..
Brannon went to idaho from the Uni.
versity 6 North Dakota.
Representative Helgesen of North
Dakota was the only Northwest mem
Der OF congress to disagree fatty with
President Wilson. In severing diplo.
matte relations with Germany. 1.-THE
United States could have waived its
legal rights to freedom Of the seas
without loss Of dignity or rights he.
said. II do. not believe the people want
war and l stand with them"
With the election Of G. A. Monteith
Of Finley presidentsand the selection
Of Dickinson 10 tho summer and
Grand Forks a. the winter meeting
places the North Dakota Editorial as.
,sociation closed Its annual convention
at Bismarck. Other officers chosen
are: y. :. OF ansuo nrs'
wee presioent ~. Peserson o.,L'aek
lneon' wee president = :. NC
GarIy o. Aiexanoer, tniro vice presl-
oent' :. =: .oarieson o. Iowner secre-
!ary' ana haWaro Sullavan % NeF - y
lem. q reasure F
a system Of dams, canals and locks
to handle Minnesota Hood water
throuthsfhe Minnesota river DRAINAGE
basin, Enthusiastically " IN
south Rek0t aanassFAorth Rakota, -
sought y "a UNIFORM orr bills 20 1e IN
troduhcced u tn the LEGISLATURES Ct the
three states anected. The general ERA
plan is TO connect Lakes Traverse '1e and
Big g Stone =! With 2 canal e including 1dli1ig
locks 70 regulate the nov OF water,
and hold Lake Traverse as5 storage
reservoir Tor the surplus water when
comes from the drainageSwofk lnsMin'
nesotas ss Sss s
Mra.A. N. Kyello Of Lisbonswent to
the basement and wesAins'thetsat spf
taking some cnlnkers from the furnace
when her. clothing caught Ore; Little
CsalrdaaSs Chiismapn was Of play in the
house apd was sent Tor help. "a the
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-02-08

ThesVorld enters nearly Ee'very.Ran,
.seys county home.
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NOTICE or ExEcUr1oH sA1.n.

0NAAASf "a
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
whereas in an action in the District
Court Of Ramsey. County. North Dakota,
in which Lamb & Reiter Lumber Com.
PehS v + .G ,dssgsssti saai ot Il P'ads sfendiaa aas
4. 1871. ID. favor Of the plaintir and
:s s4sar ad sa fSs aef fse ant whe is4E i tty as
valid and substituting lien and incurn-
ana herefnaftersd escribedI and owned 81
a%oSs stfeoaff1ss s4 t3Sen an M-. thss ssi2 len IL Re Ss
~foreclosed y.sale Of the premises afore-
said to satisfy the same and an. execu-
ton having issued out OF said. court to
Coz sas %erfh Bakota sn direc 81 Ra ne e
satisfy said execution by selling said
tr al e gtat,,a as e. p ss;ds sSss 81 i law: w,, \,
der for cash At the front door Of the
Ramsey County Court House iii the City
q. , Reyt y y, Like re 5Rapsssy County, North
1 lsl7 e ths hour 81. ten O'clock An
sey County. Nprth Dakota otssa's = 1'S'n'
The Southwest quarter Of Section %.
West. to satisfy the amount due upon
gether With the costs ana expshses
thereof and the, costs and expenses Of
There will be due upon said judgment
on the date of sale and to satisfy said
liens, the sum Of $9S2.16 together With
the costs and expenses of sale and my
Dated January il. 1917.
5a. MARTIN OLSEN.
S g nn IS, ct RamMssy County North Dakota
mrp SSsHs5k.lf 81? 7 hg gsHS'a
Devils Lake, North Dakota,
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ORDER XEA1xRa RuxIrxo1 ZOE
AA1H or LAND.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Z
County. Of. Ramsey.

"A VI NOxSIH aA' l
County Of Ramsey. s6f
Before Hon. Ell. GRIFFIN. Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Oswald
Goldner. Deceased. ~
p. w. Gilbertson, Petitioner.
The Unknown Heirs Of Oswald Goldner,
41 ttorney Of f9 Ram mes,a c = aan \. 8 States
ORDER HEARING pEr1Tio& FoR
SALE OF LAND
The State of North Dakota to the
above named respondents, and all other
nersons interested in the estate of Os-
wald Goldner. Deceased.
"A. Conant, Administrator OF said estate
setting forth the amount of personal
estate that q come to his hands. and
faSts di aptstsn%in she ers3n. the se,d amount count. q
description Of all the real estate which
said deceased died sliced, int the con-
eien ehs s : ya ana p 81 1 IN f fhss fiasese zee s.
seribed lana Seiensinr to t. The tSe'o estate OF Of
SAG Lots ei Is. '1s, Is. . : Is, dsse e. l. t anG !;
of Block Is. Of Grand Harbor Station,
Ramsey County, North Dakota.
tne And !! i %aRp Esas5cIsn y n ssia petition IT bea. ehst
estate in the hands Of said Administra-
penses and that II il Unnecessary. In order
TO r. RsY Is n Tn hsfefi Is 81 SIS asia s'sa !
the said petition be heard and, considered
BY. the Judge 81 the County Court 81. the
said County Of Ramsey. at the court
HOUSE. II the city 81 pe VII 1 f,aRs in ss ssid
s. Se es4sf4. e e ~ o ss ! Z Z tie & rfs sasaeen q q
II II 5q IL FURTHER yla,1.E1s ORDERED ls,si that ali
persons interested IN said estate. appear
before the Judge Of this, Court atasAid
cause IL any thete; be; why said petition
.@h @ BY the Court: As
EFF GRIFFIN;
Judge OF the County Court.
Dated the a5th acv Of January. A. D.
Let the service, OF the above Order be
made. by Personal service ,on the Slater
Attorney OF RAmsey County, n ]. ~
e p~shltcatioa hereof. once each ssa
Lake World. g.. !. gItf &
{HMAL). NJ Judge.
III tit, &s.S
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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-02-08
NORTH DAKOTA ToJoik in
INAUGURAL PARADE.

Washington, Feb: 5.-The
Democracy of the Northwest has
been heard from. The inaug-
ural committee has received q
communication from Melvin, D.
Hildreth. general secretary Of
the Woodrow Wilson Independ.
ent league Of North Dakota.
stating that the league with
full ranks and in special
train Will come to this city and
participate in the pageant.
North Dakota Will have !
4 prominent place in line.
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nor1cE 70
In The Matter Of the Estate OF Edward
j. Deceaaed II.l

In The Matter Of the Estate Of Edward
J: Richards. Deceased.
undersigned Er1ia N. Richards, Admin
+i%stratrix of h Estate of Edward J.
Richards. late Of the County of Ramsey
and State Of North Dakota, deceased, to
the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against. said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, with
in six months after the first publication
& ehe 1n once aot 81 M Il aaaa Aq Z aant' Htto at
neys. in the Locke. Block, in the City Of
Devils Lake In said Ramsey County
Dated Jan. 18th. A. D.s4l917.
ERMA M. RICHARDS,
Administrative.
First publication on the 18th day Of
January, 1917. 3-4t.
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+ & I. n. / I: 4 !. - 4. ]. 4. II
ACCUSED OF JEWEl THEFT
Porter Charged With Stealing Gem
f8s worth 325,o06A

New 1orksSFeb.. S:4.aC6larged with
,thesthaft ofe3eHsaelry7 valued atsy26,o00
fromsMrss Fraacis B. 6ffashan Ofthis'
OH syons,a tfAinsbound SranFKsy4West
10 Waphjpgtonnss FSreds.tAck, Saunders,
stWsnty-eixht years old, q II PEullmanu.
porter. wa aTTested Mere sApndesa
-. l1lleged to- have pAWneds $4,000
worth q TIE Gems s.for fsoo. s.s53
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-20

10 per cent on baseball receipts their
organizations will have to close the
parks. Representatives of the Three
Eye, International, Western and
American assn circuits will go to
Washington and explain this, at the
same time admitting the justice of
the tax q.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-20

tenn, to give him a thorough trial at
the station before seeking Fred Mer-
kle, who, at best, would be merely a
makeshift.
The Cubs are in the throes of re-
construction. Nothing much is ex-
peCted Of them this season. The fans
have caught that humOr, and Nit
Chell can afford to experiment at the
expense of his percentage. A team
of developing men, trying all the
time, will prove a greater attraction
than a combination of fellows whose
path is nearing the end, even should
the latter combination succeed in
winning a few more games than the
former.
Ping Bodie with a triple and three
singles beat the Red SOx. His triple
was the winning hit and would have
been a homer if there had not been
a man on first base.
Yanks swept Washington series,
again beating Walter Johnson, who
relieved DumOnt. Caldwell was eff
fective. Baker got three hits and
Foster four.
Speaker and Cobb each got two
hits. Indians OverCame big lead and
hammered DauSs.
Giants punched hits, Fletcher get
ting single, double and homer; Zim |
triple and single, and Burns and Her
zog a couple of one-spots each.
Cincinnati had Is men left on base
and Cards beat TOney. Cruise and |
CUetO got three hits each.
Toledo won game in the Ameri- !
can assn after losing eight straight |
and Immediately thereafter the club |
house and a small part of the |
grandstand burned down.
Johnny KiIbane knocked Matt
Brock down four times in ten rounds !
CT i
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-20

SdLI5 IlLIlG duLLlILJLuS me JUSTICE VI
the tax.
ARE OUR RICH MEN SLACKERS?
INCOME TAX PUBLICITY
WILL TELL
BY Basil M. Manly.
Washington, April 20. - Are John
D. Rockefeller, J. PierpOnt Morgan,
George J. Gould and the other over
age muIti-miHiOnaires doing their
bit for their country by paying their
income taxes?
Nobody knows except the seCre-
taTy of the treasury and a handful
of officials, and they won't tell
If this country is to carry on a
successful war it is absolutely essen
tial that returns Of income taxes be
made public, to do away with the
possibility of fraud.
The present law fOrbids every one
except the treasury officials to find
out or publish the facts that would
show which of these men on whom
Uncle Sam is relying to pay part of
the cost OF war are doing their duty
and which are taX-dOdging slackers.
We know many Of them are eVad-
ing income taxes and rObbing the
treasury of millions of dOlarls now
sorely needed, but we can't find out
which ones.
And the treasury dept, with only
.275 revenue agents to collect the tax
for the entire country, one for every
365,OOO people, is absolutely power
less to find out.
We are entitled as American citi-
zens to know who is paying for the
war and who is evading his RESPONSE
bility, as much as to know who is 60
ing to do the fighting.
The way to make sure Of knowing
who the MISUNDERSTANDING slack
ers are is to write your congressman
Uring publicity Of income tax retllrr~s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
Be. sanaer OOm Baltimore.
(@earlin0et 1857

(@egrln0et lSS0.)
Sauptquartier: r@ermania W1Gn.
ncr6or.G r.GIubbaus,~ ylr. 852, ylor0.
Soparo.StroBe.
Nrdiioent SenrD @bomas, gtr.
316, -Saratoga-Str
Sobn 81. &Iein, Dirieent, Oir. 2O1
observation-disclosures.
George Simmelbeber, protofolli.
renOer mo correipon0iren0er Setre-
tar, gar. 419, 6orreItsStroBe.
Sermann @1idli6, S1n9meiIter,
Scr. 713, @orner.StraBe.
6inan5.Setret6r GbaS. Sacinborot,
Scott. uno Sam6llre-StrcRe.
@m. 9. Sil0ebranot, 8ibiiotbetnr.
g2r. 2029, 6reoerid-glOenue.
Gbos. gtcr. gir. 246, rO.Iulton.
9lpe., @oriieer oes Muiit.Gomites.
acknowledgement"
oSarmonie,"
.Nermonia.N NiGnnerhor,
nSSrobiiun,"
.86oIio.Mdnnerdo
rlto3ort.@idunerhor,
DGi6enfron5,"
Observation-Disclosures,
DMeIooie."
nWlebqer-@ -@eianeoerein,"
nMeiieno 2ieoerfrano."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

SIS lit nibt ongcnebm, ipcnn cincln
Gbemom S0rner auigeiebt WerOen,
obcr angene6m lit es iiir Die 6roll
u6 nidt, wenn iie oaiiir nit eineu
Bell gefounti6ait MAIDEN muB.
Seute miro iicb Dor %oli5eiribter @e-
rldt i'm oitIi9en 0iitrift Der 49
Sabre alte Scbn @liine bon Ger. 625,
Siio.@ortitraBe, perantporten mill.
len, Der 6ei6uIOigt lit, feline 6ral
Morp rnO Soiepb arobopsfi nit ei'
mem Bell angeeriffen 5u buben, ais
er Oen Mann lno feline @ottin angeb-
lid in liebeOoler llmarmlng antraf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Sdwore, sHopciticitc Gruio.SilI-
slpenuc, no6c @loi1cr.StroBc 1872
bel 100.
lllDiies @. Bourne an 9enimain
S6iparb, Sit@de 9aiapette- 9IOenle
unO S6ielOS 9lllev, 1871 bel SS.6.
9luguits Sampion an G6arles i.
9eggerop mo 6raL SiiOweitieite
EqDion, no6e @agle-StroBe, i3 bsi
7S.
Somes 9eeItp uno 6rou an $. g.
SSones, A @run0itiide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

gS.. .O1O. imO ga, $275-2S5; gleiu-
yorf, 1886 300; goiteru S6ore,
$2.75-2.sO! iiiBe aortoiielu, eoitern
Shore @a.. gelbc, Sab. $4.50-5.00;
@o. mO Gel SAB, $5.00-5.50;
0ams, 6aB, $4.00-450; neie aar-
tofieIn 6lo, 6aB, Erimo, $500
800; Seconds, $700-S.00,
Slide, 9tuItern un6 Ser.
rapins. II aorpfen, @fo4 DC;
6lunOern, @fo., Sc; 9oD Sboo,
Stiid, 55-60c.; 9iod, @ilno, 12-
15c.; WeiBer @erd, S-t0c.; me-
blum, 5-6c.; eelber 9erd, S-10c. {;
fleine bis medium, @iunO. 4-5c. /;
Moderelen, @io., 12-15c.; Soilors,
sroBe, BfunO, 12-t5c.; medium, 6
Sc; glole, &funO, 5-Sc. Gatiiih,
5-6c.; Clans, bunOert 65-75c.; f;
6orte arlbben, SAB, $3.00-3.50;
Se6te, @fino, 15-1Sc.; Seringe.
Sal, 6unOert, $780,; SnapperS,
&c; 6roi6e, GutenO, $t.25-
It's; 9orid, eroBe, @fo., 15-1Sc.
SGute uno GoIg-@eiol5en
22c.; frii6e. 2Oc.; beibGoiote, "
1Sc.; 0ro Stint, 33- 34c.; aoIb, 90
-3Oc.; S6of Zoe. $1.25; 9dmmer,
40-60c.; 9ullen 15c.; 3iegen 10
25c.; EaIg, @flmo, 10-11c.
gtinO0ieb b.-Sunge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 Yfuno @eipiht,
&fo., 9-10c.; Stiere unter 1000
@fo. @epibt 8-S1ac.; 0hien
@fo,, &c; @uaen, @fo., 6-sc.;
eroBe iunee aiibe, 9fO., 6-Sc.; ma
sere. 4-515c.; aiibe NIT 9ulb, $40
60; moaere, 9fO.. 9-31ac.
@ 6 eine. - Serfel, ie mad
@roBe, Stiid, $4.O0-5.00; Sboots,
je nob @roBe, $5.OO-6.O0.
4GIber.-Gboice, @iunO, 12--
t21ac.; cute. @hno, 1t12-12c.
iGpcre, Stiid, $is %; raube, Stfd
$t4-16; fleine. magere, $50.
QGmmer uno S6ofe. -
Choice, fette S9ofe, GfrnS, Sc;
CUTE, 5-6c.; rnube. Stiid, $3.50
$50; olte 96de, @fO., 6-7c.; Sriib.
iobrs-Sdmmer fette, 40 bis 45 @funS
idwer, @fo., 15-16c.; quite bis mitt'
lere, @iunO, t4-15c.
SluS9eihlo6tete 9 d IN l.
ne. - @. sWGo. unO @a.. leidte, Yfo.,
l5B-t6c.; Siio-Nio. uno @a., leib-
te, 9fO.. 15-151ac.; feline mittIere.
@fo., 14-15c.; ibwere, cute, 9fO.,
t2-13c.; Stoes unO Sdue, @io..
t1-t2c.; @6er, idpere. alte imf
rau6e, BIO, 9-10c.
Sa6of (MarDlano). 100 Eflm0.
TT Snferior uns 1roiteO, $6-S; OH.
ter eepobnli6er .no eriiner $1,000
1900; eutel 5epobnlider. $14.00
HOO; mitteImdBiger, $1S 20;
outer bis rotber, $21.00-24.00;
SaucD, $25; SECONDS, gemobnli6er
bis mittelmdBiger, Sill; Se.
conos, gutter bis feiner, $1S-22;
9oD Sobof, fire-curco, $50; ZIP.
per Country, oir.cureo, $8--17,
NaoHeelbofte mO ibledt eemiibtC
Scrpodlug, BE. pro @iunO ME.
0riger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
Mn 81 Nninrn.

Die eln5ige Sdlnle in Der Stnbt
llniere N1bsStaien iebi often. Sunge &as
men. iuel1e bic aleoerma6erlunit ndb ben
In fiir5er 8eit ourd ben gnihlnb an oiele
4loiien erreiben. linterrbt Wioreens, Nahs
mittaqs uno glbenoS. Bequeme Stunoen Sm
6aufe beQonnene Mrbeiten t1nnen fudbreno 0eS
llnterridies iortaeiebt iperoen. @riinoIider
llnterri6t i'm @rtpnrt bon Wdlftern ertbeiIt
9dbere gluSiunii fbriitlib ODER minolicb bel
SRI Subers, 3O2 Neit' 5aratDsa.str. (S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

9lbUnncnten, bic ben y oScutIden Gurre.
iponoenten" udDi piinttIidD OOer nnrcarI.
mlaRig erbalten, fno aebetcn, her S)ffire
oanon per EeIepbOn Obcr idIsIitIid Nit
tbetluna 81 mahcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

gier. - Gubeno, Wl0. mo So,
33c.; Goitern Shore @3o. uno Go.,
33c; weitIide (Sbio), 33c.; @.-9a,
&c.; iiioli6e (9f-g.). 800.
9utter. ~ Separator, @ilnO,
39-4ic.; Yrints, 1$ 8iunO. 80
4tc.; ErintS, 9iun9, 39-41c.;
8lods, @flnO. 99-4ic.; Gairp
4rints, 9Ro, %o, @u., 39-4tc.;
Storcpodeo, 2Sc.; goIls, @GO. mo
ga, 2S- 29c.; 9iolls, @elt-|o., 2S-
29c.
2ebenOeS @efliigel.-Sii6.
ner, @inter, 3 4huO mO peniger,
@io., 35c.; 6rii6io6rS.Sii6ner. @fO,
40- l5c.; alte Sennen., 20-23c.
olte SG6ne, 12-t3c.; Gnten iiinge5
17-1Sc.; fleine, 16-17c.; Gou6en
olte mo iunge 9oare, 35c,
@obnen unO @rbien. "A
Sbiunep @r6ien. 9uiheI, $3.50
2.9O; O|ew Gro er6iem guidel,
$2s5- 800; 9lod ooer Grorp Orb
fen. @uidel, $2.S5- -2.9O, Gountrp
weiBe 9o6nen 9uideI $5.50-600.
Obit un0 @emiiie. 9lepieI.
90. .N3o. mo ga. Sab, $3.50 $50;
9o6nen ariue, 6Ia., aorb, $500
$50; &erlbo6uen. 9orb. $t25-
100; 3rout, 6Iorioa. Giite, $500
500; SeIleric, Slo.. &ilte, $1.50-
200; @urfen, TloriOo. aorb, $3.50
200; Sale Roriolf, Sab, $t.25
-t.50; GopiioIot. 6Iorioa, aorb,
$i.50-2.5O; 3miebeIn ncue GeroS,
ailte, $S.25-3.75; 9Sfeifer. 6lo..
Grpte, $3.00-4.OO; Spiuot, N1or'
folf, Sob, $1.50-2.5O; Sonlaten,
SoucD. Gorrier $500 $50; @6oicc
50 25-275; Sporael. 0rbcuo. $i.5o
2.25; Rooiesden &orb, 25-50c.;
Grbien, 6la.. aorb, $500 $50.
9artofferu.- gseibe, 9uibel,
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gyOrita0teiaent6nm 81 Oerfaaien.
Ell elm NgroSuaent.

SoIbe 9lders8or5euen nno erBBer; outer
@ooen; eleiiriibes 9ibt gSaiier nm. Seiten'
neee i'm Ban, Ielepbons 1lo 9trdBenbdbns
&enft: innerbaIb Is Wdmien bonn Centrum
Der @taot @inige baben @unqdops, einl9e
baben Sdllier, einge Daben Sriidbt etilige itno
lpeniger aIs 1 Sent per SUP Halien gle mi6
Sbnen 5eiQen mie Die 3dufer oieier Ydr5elen
GENTLE uno &iisHer 5ieben, unO Die boben Ses
bensmittelfoiien berabebeiI. 9Iuf letdte @boab'
lunqen berinult
Nudl5niragen bel Der 9tntBlcnm 8etgbte 80,
IeIepbon St. 9auI 7340 2t7 ct. 9anl.Str.
3eepboniri uno ipir lperoeH Gle auiin1eH.
lNpr2S, ,I&S-)
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SyarmInuO gu perfaufea.


NIT neuem SKINNER 9eranonsSaus. Stan uno
@ebenpe6duoen; tieie Q9uiierfroni, STOMP @reet;
nit Boot, @leitriidber ODER Bouleooro erret9'
bar; proouitioer Nooen. gltes gBajier uno Shit;
feiner 9Iab fir GLIB; eeniieeno billee glrbeits'
trdfte iiabebei Smner 1913 Gloelitg 8ntlbtng,
Baltimore, Mlo. (2lpr7 1Wt-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

~ - : ! - JNl"tA " '~~'''N'''
-(Sn 100 &fO. SGden.) gro Come.
Spring @6eot @ran S4600-4700;
@ciiern Mioolings, $4700-4s00
&euunO Strob.-3uiu6r SeiI
2t1 Ionnen; Stro6 10 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
9Sofent. .QlnIpGIte

Yntent-glnm1lte.
Gbpin 4. SanMclS, Ne6tsmalt; Batenie, Snn
oels.S6ubmqrlen, 8erlaasredte Ninrbanb
TruIt NuionQ
Chaplin u. Ser0niun, 11G-117 Cain 9uilbne
lS.idbrige Srtabrnn9.
q. 8. & W. 3. NDwarb, All Continental 9Ioe
Yrafi5iren felt 1872 erioIareicb in Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Ylunbing, 6urnaces, Oionges lml
Sefen, 1o6Oeden in0 9tinnen.
Nsnnett 9ros., 529 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
gaItimOrer WIarftberidlt.

Gouneritog, 3. Wloi 1917.
Nle6I. - 3ufubr 1891 6dHer,
eini6IieBlid 36 80 6Giier gu Socuit-
&oint uuO 16 9S 6Giier 5u Canton.
Iie 9{otirunoen poren mie folat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
lLntonlobiIe.

automobile.
gadarb. 1--35 $3.50. 1-25 $2,750
,Yadarb Wistor SO. VI Baltimore" Charles
Strabe irno ut. obalsglOenue.
Snrpn, ole pUpudre SAT 1895 uno $815.
,,Wlar.Del W,pbIle Gp,," Gara0e 1408-141O
gioros@bareSsS sSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

&upferi1mie0e nno YlitmberS.
Sobn Snbert, 1884 Sbames.sirahe. g. & Z
Telepbor: g8olfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

2anowirtbi6aitIide @erGtbe, S6me.
reien uno @efliigel5iihterei.
Griffith SHrner Co., 205 gorosBacaS Ctr. uHo
s6e @isSsr { etiier g.. So aisbi.siraBs
oeutibeS SamenaeiDdft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

,Sener.@erliberltngcn.
%. Z. ebcdelicrb & Co., 117-2i @bdmber Of
Commerce Nuiloina
,TentldDe Teuer@eriincrunGes0 0jeienfdl6it", Sol
io1Os nnh NaliinOresStrdbe.
v1entids9lweriianine 0euersVeriidernngsW
iellfmnft", NaltimoresStrnBe nno Guiiom
Nouiesglhenie.
,,0lubai Sninran.. SO. ui qluerpoDl", 0enrb On
y8nriielo, Reiioen3s sYf1Huaer iOi LOB @Ddm'
ber OF Commerce Yni0n9
,eIermnnia 6ener verltdernnaS @eielidait"
Baltimore uno G0rtbsStrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

N0ggen. = 3uInbr 23,2O6 BlI'
i6el; &erionot BON ben @leoatorel
4t764 9uihel; Glebatoren. @orrat6
92O,947 9lliAeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Jf. %. &ll " 00.,
6O2 -61O NarbIano 1ruft @uiloiHa
gtatlonals sBanfen.
,,sbe Oh Sopu Wationul 8ant", eSdbs unb
@IeiersGiraBe. Sacob g8 0oot, Brdiloent;
0enrO 81 Neolle, 8afhrer.
,,SecOnb National 9aut", 432 SiiosAroaopab.
gS s. gSagHer, Sdiftrei.
,,gpeitern 9iati0nal Sant", IA goros@uiap ctr,
gS. WlariolL &diirer.
StantS-8anfen.
,,1entide gant bon Baltimore, Baltimore uuo
&ollibabs sSraBe gluguli lSeber, 4rdlloent;
sSobn g. gGIber, 8icesBrdiIoent; Georae s.
pang, Naiirer.
Spar-8onfen.
,,DentIde Spar6ant bon Baltimore, @utam,
uno BaliimoresStraBe.
Er1iIt-G GonIpagnien.
oeale gepOTt auO smit 0ompouN", 1s South
StraBe.
@aumaterialien, S6iiren, 6enlter.
rabmen 2G0en etc.
Sas. .. Softer & g., ti5-1t7 5ios5reoerid.
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04


@iunoleib. .@eibdite.
,,GouiOIibatsO sUnn Gu" @oro'eab'eirabe
Gilenwaoren alcr 9(rt lno sui
Ib1IieO. .3ubebor.
o.. ecoh QaNne Co., 362-S64 Noro c5absEtr
gi1entblmS 9(9enten imo SGn0ler.
elerre s. DnaaH & GepDew, 10 Oneerinoton
Sirabe
3citun1cn. 3eitihriften, etc.
WleOera. @ei6diisiiibrer. 227 " y.s@aIberi'Gtr
0eutihe @ii1r un0 3eitihriiten.
". SouIiih, @r 9oe S8er erireiou.strabe.
Photogrooh.
eadra@ n Elm @bgtoorapb bon Nnsaeldnuna
ylr. TO- 2SeItpeiinqions SrnBe
SSrie0b0fe.
Dot aaun Gmeterh,--gerIdneer Galiem
gncmlc N'c N'eurdbnlbpIdbe Inter iort
pdtreHoer WulIl6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Shnttwaaren. 6rccerh. unb Smub.2dben
QeIauft qeeen Bnar Winn eebe @in3ebeiteH
an. ,,S0utbern SUbbina Co., Dor 1O4. Baltt'
more, Wlo. Cslpr14 lWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04

Nle6plottcn, Nieton, etc.
2bgn, gonnIu e. Co., Sncy 1915 NaIoel,ioi
StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
@eI6attss s@rglpeiler

WiercGntile glgencN.
q. g. Gun & 60,
6O2 -01O MarbIano 9ruit 9uiIoiHa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-04
@erlaust i'm MIIsemeiueu,
GteHeuseimGe.
Weidafts.@ @elcgcmbciten.
gu SerFaufem

gu berIaufen:
Bdderei; biuig yiad8uiraaen I'M Bhreai
bes ,,DentimeH SDrreipDnoent."
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