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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

allow us to Guido them In patriot.
ism and that they In turn will meet
us half way"
The strike committee OF the
Metal Trades union held meet.
Ing Monday at . a. IN. at the new
strike headquarters at III First
ave. 20 officially instruct the dele.
gates who later attended the wage
adjustment session az tte New
Washington.
The resolution calling off the
strike was decided Mt a meeting
held Sunday. which was attended
by 900 unionists.
II was the result OF series OF
conferences between j. G.. Brown,
president OF the international Shin.
glc~caycrs' union. and Henry NJ.
White. federal conciliator.
White succeeded In impressing
Brown with the fact that the gov.
eminent was being greatly embar-
raised by the continued extension
OF the strike. In addition 20 this.
Secretary OF Labor Wilson supple
monted Whites plea. Wilson final.
ly wired TO Brown. urging him. on
patriotic grounds. TO forego the
millworkerh' trump card for the
present
The following resolution was
passed by the shipwrights In calling
off the lumber strike.
believing that We have perform
I'd our shar. in the efforts To obtain
eighthour conditions for the ium.
berworkers and ahingleweavcrs OF
this state. and taking for granted
that the rhlpbuildern and employers
OF our craft will make every effort
10 obtain eighthour lumber I'm the
future. We. Local iisf. Shipwrighis
and Jolnerr OF America, do hereby
resolve that we return 10 work In
yards and such places IA have con.
coded our wage scale and working
conditions And the attention OF the
adjustment board be drawn 10 the
lumber situation"
Brown said.
II responded Immediately. and
the carpenters strike was called
Off. temporarily"
Board 10 Pleased
v Everit Macy. chairman OF the
wage adjustment commission. when
acquainted with the fact that tho
metal workers had agreed to aban.
don their protests against i0-hour
lumber expressed grea, sausfac.
ton. He said that tho commission
feared the lumber phase moro than
any other OF tho contcnding features
up for settlement
Tho action OF the union shows
great public spirit" he said The
government must have lumber.
IT II recognized by all parties.
however. that wages must be ad.
justed to meet the increased cost OF
living. IL IL absolutely imperative
that shipbuilding proceed. Tho ma
ton needs ships and appeals to en-.
ployc and employer alike"
Commissioner White said that the
lumber matter would undoubtedly
arise again at n later date.
The strike is not over. AM un.
doub,edly the lumber phase will bob
up again." he said. IT In impossi-
BILE TO forecast any future develop.
ment"
The Committee
The wage adjustment committee
Ia composed o, the following:
V. Everit Macy. chairman: l.. A.
Coolidge and A. J. Berries. r. s.
Berries. of the American Federation
OF Labor. J. +. Payne. representing
shipping interests. +. s. Curtis. OF
the navy department. and William
blackman. labor expert, are with the
commission. Louis d. Wehle. coun.
sci; Henry Seager. secretary. and
w. ]. Lauck. 'statistician. comprise
the staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

Here Is told how TO prepare an
inexpensive lemon lotion which can
be used TO bring back to any skin
the sweet freshness OF which II has
been robbed by trying atmospheric
conditions. Wind-chafe. roughness.
tan, and redness are warded off
and those telltale lines OF care or
OF old age are softened away.
The Juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing
three ounces OF orchard white
makes whole quarter pint Of the
most remarkable lemon skin beau
tifier at about the cost one must
pay for q small Jar of the ordinary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Why flair Falls Out

Dandruff causes . feverish irrita-
ton OF the scalp. the hair roots
shrink. loosen and then the hair
comes out fast. To stop falling hair
at once and rid she scalp OF every
psfticle OF dandruY get a 25-cent
bottle OF Danderine at any drug
store. pour little In your hand
and rub we'll ineo the scalp. After
a few applications all dandruff dis.
appears and the hair stops coming
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
PUBLIC GETS CHANCE
At M'AD00 DINNER

The public Will be permitted 10 at
tend the dinner in honor OF William
Gibbs McAdoo. secretary OF the
treasury. al the Seattle Athletic
club. at .. m. Tuesday. Reserva.
tons. up to the limit OF 500 people.
were being made Monday. at s2.50 a
plate. McAdoo will 40 direct TO the
Athletic club after arriving from TIA.
coma on a special car. late Tuesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
IS Green Lake Men
TO Hunt Slupper

Names OF rs Green Lake business
men. who volunteered ut meeting
Saturday night TO do patrol work
I'm the search for the woman slug
ger. we're to be submitted TO tho city
council Monday for appointment ms
special officers.
4 II was predicted that 500 men
would be available from that district
this week 10 Join In the search II
the slugger again makes an attack
there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
When Itching Stops

There Is one safe. dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothcs the skin.
Ask any druggist for Sc or 81 bottle
Of zcmo and apply it rs directed. Soon
you will find that irritations. pimples
blackheads. eczema. blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear
A little zemo. the penetrating. salts
lying liquid. Is all that is needed. for Il
bsnishes most skin eruptions. makes
the skin soft. smooth and healthy.
The L. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
TAKE DOG MASC0TS

Five hundred and nifty men from
Spokane. Grant. Chelan and Doug.
last counties. In picturesque cos
tunes and many dogs as mascots.
stopped in Seattle short while
Sunday en- route to American lake.
"a a portion OF the draft army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
LIBERTY BONDS

Your Liberty bond might win the
war.
In reality or perrhRncct
For 10 might buy that cert0fn she'll
That ends the war In France.
Your Liberty bond might buy the
shell
Tint hits n rubmnriBet
And saves the lives Of hundreds.
Il not nm Idle drcpm.
Your Liberty bond viii bring forth
peace.
And make the world much WISER
Twill drive the wolf from sol
dier's home
And also whip the kaiser.
Wen buy our share Of Liberty
bonds.
And atso save you more
On each fail SUR. COAT. pHEss
and utT
At The FLORENCE UPSTAIRS
STORE.
SECOND AND UNION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

Twenty-one carloads OF cots ar.
rived In camp this week and are be.
Ing distributed to the various bar
racks. The shipment numbered
about 1000 individual hunks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
GERMAN PIRATES
CAPTURED BY
UNARMED SHIP
ny United rre.s Leased wire

MELBOURNE. Australia. Oct 3.
"A boatload OF German sailors,
members Of the crew OF tho See.
adler. was captured In the vicinity
OF tho Fill islands. according to n
report received here today.
4 steamer which was approach
Ing Wakaya island was said to
have sighted suspicious armed
launch. Tho steamer bore down on
the tiny vessel and signaled II to
surrender. The Germans did 80,
They were surprised and overcome
with anger when they discovered
their captor was entirely unarmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

three years |
uttered from a
emale trouble
with pains In
my back and
side and n gen
erAl weakness. !
had profession.
al attendance
most OF that
time. but did
not seem TO get
well. As n last
resort. | decid
nIAn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound After Three Years
Suffering.

Buffalo. y. VI am the mother
OF four children. and for nearly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08

that the Women's Ncckwear
Section has selected from
the regular stocks and re-
duced for Tuesday. The var
iety consists OF fancy braided
Georgette Collars; embroid-
cred collars: hemstitched
Georgettc Crepe J a b OTIS :;
Lace Stocks and heavy crepe
silk Collars trimmed with
braids and laccs. Formerly
500. $225, $500. $500. 81. so
and $500. While they last.
Tuesday. choice Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
The Rhodes Co.
The "lOimer" Gymnasium Suits

4 NEW shipment just unpacked that includes
n full range OF szes-Gpper Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Hand-Colored
Snlargements
Reduced for Tuesday
TO @oC
Main Floor.

hand colorcd. This reduced
price will include enlarge
ments to sizes 7xll and Sxl0.
Our regular charge for these
engagements when hand col
ored is 7Sc. For Tuesday
this price will be. .49c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Nomen's Collars.
Lace Stocks and
Iobots. Reduced
for tuesday to
Each csc
Main Floor.

are thirty pieces
OF Ncckwcar in
this assortment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-08
Main Floor.

LOT NO. is composed OF metal Venise
edges and insertions in gold and silver; fancy
brads and imitation bead landings. Formerly priced
at 25c, 35c. SOC, Csc and 75c. TO-
Tuesday, yard. ........................ XOO
LOT NO. consists OF Metallic Silk and Lace
Medallions in gold, silver colored silk embroidery,
Nenise lace. etc. Assorted patterns formerly
priced -0c 45c, SOC. Csc. 75c Sl00 90
and S.25 Tuesday choice each....... Zoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
Stimmun0 in 9Su6(anO.

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Nunbl9uu" cine Idngere MeIoung iiber
einen groBen StimmungsumI4pung
IN HublanD, Der cine pDllige Neubes
rung in Der 8eurtetlung Der inneren
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fpannten SoFfnungeu, Die man an Die
RriegsertlGrung gumdniens ana
tniipftc, unO p Der INNER fdrfcr
perbenoe Mlaneel an oen pi6tigiten
prpOutten uno mlangel an Hobftoffen.
bic infolge Der beutIheu llnterieeboDtss
tdtiqteit nibt mebr iiber Mrdangelst
einQefiibrt peroen t0nnen. @ie Iebtett
llnruben III 4etersburg MloSfou un6
Clarion perben olleemein nur dls Der
9(nFdng grDBerer llnruBen dnoeieben.
9[u1 oie ruTIiI6e Regierung teilt bies
fen @tanbpunft, pie aus ben tuieoers
boIten @ineobeu Der @puperneure an
ben m2iniiter oes Snnern berboreebt,
III Oenen ouF bic Gjefdbr oufmertIam
gemo8t pir6, Die Ser itaatli9en Sis
6erbeit bur9 bic erregte 8oIfsFims
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Mloria," bic Grploliou elmer puIDerfoa
BRIT in petersburg unb bic 3ataltropbs
in Mrdon0elst gebeu IN ibrcm eigens
tiimliben 3uIummsrtreffen Oiellet6i
aud einen 5ingera.I9 IN Steier Ntdf'
tilng,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

GeI-S(uSgobcu iDre alten glnbdnger.
Tic SSn6obcr bon Stommuftieu Oer
Moplono.Gel lm0 @os-@elellihott
erIebten cine fleine 6reuoe, oa bic
Gireftoreu cine IipiOenoe bon 2 &ros
8ent 5oblbar am TO- Widr3, an glfs
tion6re Die bis gum !. Nidr5 einge-
trogeu iino, crtl0rt babeu
SSu alien auOcrcn gluSgoben beme9.
ten iib sic @eidboitc rlibig.
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gScnn'S bu@ fuutmt, iinS'S adt5is
Sabr'!

9ti1t oaer SterbIideu 1T cs ge-
ltattet sic 6o1iten 9eree ST critei'
acn. 0ie mciiten bleiben I'M Ebale.
Gas gcgenmGrtigc @ei6leHt 6nt niht
sic arait mic sic 9llten. imo beion-
OerS niHt ipie scr oeittitbe Stomm.
Gabcr gc6ort 6 3u ocn SeItenbeiten
6aB man bon eiucm aht5igitcn Sc.
burtsto0c bort. 9t6cr 0eltern pllroe
Ct geiciert, pcnn oilh IN traltcr
Gtilc lno 3lriifge5ogenbcit. SSrali
Bertha 0ciliicn bic geiltrcide, gait
frelnoIic6e Godjter OcS gldoncn
N6einlonocs, 6egiug an Der Seite
i6rcS cbenIo bctagtcu imO cbcnio Ri.
It9cu @ottcn &errn 9crnDoro Dcuis
fen i6rcn so. @cburtstag. G6 audi
bic 9luBcmpcIt BON oenl @reigniB
nibtS muBte, Is eiiertcn o6cr Die &ti-
Ger lmo &inoeSfiu0cr 1T ibonlter
@ciic, Sic quite @roBmutter 81 ilbers
raIden. 3lpGi tiibti9e Stinoer pa1 lle
i6rem @lohnc cr8ogeu Sinoer oic
oes S5oaieS 9icr0c lino: 0einrip
@euiien Gberlebrer Der ltaotilbcn
G@ulcn mo 6rni 9crtba Sdnci-
Der, @ottin ocs moblbefonntel
Nic6tsompoltes 8. 8. 5dneloer,
louaiabrigcr 5efrctdr ocS oeutlden
GonIuIots III Baltimore 9eioc ain-
Ser 6o6cu ic amci aiuOcr, bic 9etrcll
IN Sic GuBItapfcu Der glterr tretel-
,9}odj Gin cyo6r imo nod piel meprl
W{Dge 0oS @eicbid g gebeili
@riuqt oic treu'itcn eriiBc per
GNon lit 0ob ooS Grocnlcoenl
@em Sic Seelen DormonIrcn
@cun oes @ciitcs Some lebt;-
Gin0csfinoer miiB g 3ierelt
@cun scr lcbte Eag entlNmept'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

Gicr. Wio. unO Ho., Dubeno,
43c.; @oItcrn Store, M2O., im0 ga.,
43c.; meitlidc (0bio), 43c.; @..gSo.
42c.; IiiOIic6e (gt-GD,41c.
gutter. Separator, GhlnO,
Al a3c.; %rints, " @iluno, 4t-
1876; 9SrintS 4 &htno, A1-44c.;
glofs, 9 9ShnO. 3S 42c.; Duirp
Grants. @i0., &o., @o., 81 29c.; !;
5torcpadcO, n 2Sc.; RoIls, @lo.
uno ga, 2Sc.; 9ioIls, gSeIt 3d., 27
CSC.
@eflugcl Siibner, iunsc,
@hn0, "a 25c.; olte, 23c.; olte
SaBne rmO Stoos, 12c.; Guten,
ilnge, 16 20c.; fleine, 16 i7C;
EurfeDs, Semen 30c.; ilinSe
Sdbuc, 27 Csc; fleine, 21--22c.; !;
gou6cu, ortc imO iiuge &oore 25c. /;
@uiuea.@eflitoel, inuges, t1a Efnuo
imO mcbr 25 35c. fleiueres, 25c.;
@dnIe, Hflm0, 1920.
@obnenun6 Cub eH.-9Iod.
cpe grbicr Gboice, neic, @uibeL
$2.S5- 2.90; SbinncD Grbien, neue,
@uIdcl, $2.252,A0; giew Gra
,GrbielL meme, @niheL $2.25-2.4O;
@Ind oOer Com Grbien, ncue, @iIidel,
1926 2.40; Goiuitrp ipeiBe Bob.
ucn. @ti6cG, $5.0o-5.5U.
9bItrn0 @cmiiic. Slepfel,
gS ,OlO. uno @oy SAB, $3.50 $50;
9obnen, griinc, 6lorioo, &orb, $500
400; gobnen @ods, Gorb $500
$50; &raut, glsN, Come, $t4O
100; 5cIlcric, g. g. @iruoel
20, 4Oc.; @urfeL 6lorioo, 9orb
$l.25-1.75; Scale, gtorfoIf, SAB
so 90c.; Gopfialot, glorioIt aorb
81 .25-1. rs; aopfialnt SSlo., aorb
$500 400; 3piebeln gI.Nv t0(
&iuno Sod, $S.00-S.50; &fclfcr
6lav Grote, $3,5O-4.0O; Spiuot
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Gdllnnh frirrt Nie6nrtStaa.

Mr. Mdltcr SMpah, oer VellVtt
6rs 6efonntea Groceric ic.@ei9nttes az
ser N}attIeIOtSlpcuuc III Dit. @oi0s
iiofou, Ieirrtc gcltcrn I'M arciie iei'
ucr 6omilic Icincn e5eblrtstag nno
muroc 5u @6reu ocs cages BON iei-
ncn iriibcrcu Golleaen an nGelltlhen
Correspondent" oui OaS Ser5liblte
bcqliidipiuiIdt. ST. 5bnob NJ allf
ocnl Soften gSesc, ieincm Ssumensoet.
ter III Eeuninlponicn Gouturreu5 allT
.ocinaitlibenr @ebicte 81 moHen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

cue 9clDllle ltllDellllllllllDcli Dullc
iid oui Der 9tep-Yorfer, iuie BAL
timorer 9oric bemerfbar gemoht
Gie @ei6dfte geponucn crit 5um
sdIuB chpos an Seitigfcit
GnoIiicb,frol5oiiicbe 9ouos iteben
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9}cp Yorf 49, 6ebr. -stonO!
oro SuouitricIle, SAiffobrt imO Die
beIier 6efamten 6ulb.SriegSauS9o-
ben porcu ouf oem 6eutigeH Nlorft
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Gtros 60, Central 2eocr, 9}utional
@noneling uno &ittSburg6 aobIe
bon bis 3 @unfte.
aupier imO 9luSriiihngeu brobten
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scr iiberidottet Oob itiea Canadian
gocific 2 @unftc, pdbrenO iid IN on.
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6emcrfbor iuocbtc.
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StimOe etmoS inrllbiger unO nerlor
II. q. StobI @or5lMSoftic einen
@imtt. @bcnlo GuboniiHcr 9tobr.
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ten ipieoer.
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g1orioIt, 5oB, $1.5o-t.75; grObcc.
rcn. 6la., auort, 90 Soc; Coma.
ten 5lorioo 6oucp, $3.25 - 3.75;
Choice, $500.
aortoffeIn. @eiBe, @ui6cL
g8. .a4o. uno 9So., $2.25-2.50; "a
y. mo St..sSu 1925 $50; Goit-
cru Shore, @1O., 1925 2.40; NiiBe
aortoffcln @oitern Shore, gelbc,
5oB, $3.50 500; Nort Ripcr, SaB,
$3.75-4.25; 9lorO Carolina. SoB,
$4.50-5.O0; yoms, SAB, $500
$3.50.
Slide, 9Luitern un0 Ger
rapins. - Gorpfeu, BfS., Sc;
Slouuocrs, Efuuo, 6Sc.; Erort,
groBc. Sab, $12-15; tleinc, $6-S;
god, &funO, 15- 22c.; peiber &er9,
@fun6, s. S-1Oc.; medium, 4-5c.;
gelber Gerd, groBe, S-i0c.; fIeine
bis meOirm, @flino, g. &C.; Wlade.
rcIs, Tfuno, is 20c.; Goilors,
groBe, 9fun0, 12-15c.; meoium 8
&c.; ScAtc, Efiluo, 15-18c.;
9[olc, 9fitno, S-10c.; Gotfilh, 8fo.,
35c.; CLANS, bunocrt, 65-70c.;
9luItcrll, Gboicc, SyoB, $3.50-4.00;
Grimes, SOB. 1915 800; GulIs,
SAB, $2.00-2.50
&in0bieb.-5iinee tette Stiere
BON 1000 Bis 1900 4fitn6 @cipidlt
Gfuno. s15- &c.. Sticrc unter 1000
8funo @cluidt SS15c.; Sdbiem
@htno, 5--7c.; 8uIleh @iuno, 512
7c.; groBc iunge Giibe, 4funo, 8
&C.; moeerc, 31s So; aiibe nit
aoIb, $40-65; moGerc, &funO, 3
-312c.
q dmcinc. 6crfcl ie nod
GroBc, 5tiid, $l.75- $50; 5boots,
ic nod G5roBc. $500 4.50.
&GIbcr. Gboicc. Hfuno, IA
-1415c.; quite, t312t4c. idmcre,
Stiid, SIS 22; rolbe, $14-16;
fIeine mogerC, $50.
21m mer unD o hofe. -
Choice, fcttc S6afe, &fOy 41a5c.
quite, 3-4c. ruube. Stiid, $3.50
$50; oItc @0de, &fuuo, 31a 4c.,
SriibIingS .2Gurmcr, G1oicc, fette
| &iuuo, 121a 13c.; meoipn To-
11c.
Eobof, (NtarDIonO), 100 Hfuno
Min0enDertbig un0 rfroitco," $1(
-12; outer gew0bnIiCDer uno grim
ncr, $19- IA; outer, gep0bnlider
$t5-16: mittclmdBiger, $17--19
outer bis feiner rotber, $21-22
SoncD 500 25; Seconds, gepSbuli
der bis mitteltndBiger, $12-17
SECONDS, gutter bis feiner. $1S 20
G5runoblGttcr, neue Grnte, Sis
@oD Eobaf fire clireo, $S 20; llp
| per Goiuttrp, oir.cureO, $S-17. -
MonoeIbnftc imo ihledt genibt
@erpadimg BE. pro &funO mic
origcr.
SGuteun0GoIg.-@ @elaI5ene
| @fino, 20c.; friicbc, lSc.; beiddOig
te, 17c,; Drp Sliat, 33 sac; &nlb
90 SOC. S1of, 75c. 1925; 2du-
mer, 30 Soc; @llIlen t5c.; 8iegen
|
15 25c.; &alg, Efuno, 9-10c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
@cI6afts. .@cIcscm6citcm.

MuniuHru hrn Cpnnrs ivcrccn pcrnnSgnbt
i'm Morioli Sloitelt@dubof Gape @barIcs Sort
uno ieienS Ser @ilenbnbuell, 8ommt na@ glors
foi iinh begiHni Elm GelhGih @ute &doeH tiir
Observation-Disclosures mniil0Iiibe Sniirit'
G6neoers, experimentation ooer Grunoiliide
fiji Sabriicu @cibdtsbdnier 8u beriauieu
ODER 8u oerpac6en g, 9. 9inSbnnm g. So,
cutie 600 6lti5cus Sarf, &Drioli, 8a. Meies
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
2Nordelt lllaa Is ~ mi [ettt!

9nufcn etc dD nod beuie eiIte bon oieteH
S5s SlGcr i6O in RuIur, rs Qlder outer
@aIb, allies e6eues 2anoa ei1i 81 bearbsliegg b6ea
is Mder IN gSei8eu, 2 Sduler, ens 30 BET ~,
bas 0n6ere "a Del IS, eroBe Gtdae IN pors
5iiglidDer &ertninnq, ioue aIle anoeren notps
oi0en Sebdnoe, Gbitgarien
(siaeni6imcr mil ucnn loIprt beriditft
Idmmtides SnOcntur beifiBcit, Q 8teroe, 2
@itbe, eine gln3abI G@weine, @iigner, ioipie olle
SurnlsIGaihinef ilno ca. 2000 fSllB Wnb0l3.
MeDeu Nrant1eit beS 8eiiberS rlr S35O0.00
TieieS iIt Gin aroercr Bargain. IL
1870 9lder, 100 2lder bor5ieicDer g9alo, 30
Qlder in OUTER Suilillr beituol6cS 9unb, ggobns
bnus nit 8iuuHen ncler Shbneritau 90
BET 10, loiuie &cbiiou uno W{dlSbaus.
WeMu ininrt 1crtauit Mill Giqentbnner
IdrnmiIiQc Nobel, @u0qD, &ieroe9elbirr, @gge
8fiQe, SHcnbator, loiuie ein Biero lno ca. 20
pG6ner beiiiqen. ytMr S25000O. 2ei6tc Nes
oiupluecn. Der gSalobeiiduo olleiii ut mebr
mertb als Der Eres welDer iiir ole Sarm
geforoert miro.
&ut. SiibOcrs, q. sSslt,r. sSs
(ScbrD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

9lbcnncnten. bic hen pGmtidCn Gpueipuu.
nrntrn" ndt phnttiidl u6cr nnrcnclmGNi1 crs
Bnlien, iImp ocbccn, 0cr Siilcc onpDn per &C.
IepbUn p6er ihrliuid MiltbeIlnn1 80 nlameu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
8n nerfnnfen.

3M DerFaitfeu.
NiMtia FIR qcptr bic " Gurtis gnh iuobnen..
@cDeu Gle lid Die neiieu SduIer " oelt
1000 Gud Der 8cnniu0ton.Vpcnitc mil WeralF
ben aii 0er ,yront an gtIle ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
nuoern bis iii ollie Gin5elbeien, WSdn nepnls
Srleonss ooer Curtis NnO GIcItrtlne, leiee m az
ner GiirtiS,Q(peiute uiio 9Npreb Sirnhe nb nIo
nebe einell NIod lpeitlin 5lir 4euniuaong!pe
:, Inter ben ohen eripaDuien Shnlern DeIiroeh
lic mehrere qdncr. ..
Naent an 0rt mo Gielle fdnltb niio SohNs
taQS.
Malter 8, NcitpGaI,
wlQenibnmcr iinb Wnimniernehmer,
ii9--2O~-2I wlHnieg BaIblna.
(tuDi7 I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
SteaeMaelMae.
gu pcrfanfeu.

8u rertduien: 49,
No1irbals, qine Gage, out einqeridiey 4 ete Rgc
SMnqnenie Noois9iltei tbnt gllie @elpul'e
Wtlliam 2DUo, 437 Ganitable SntlDtnS'
(SehrG--i4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

(Sn 100 EiO. GGden.) 9Sro Come:
Spring gSbeot 9ron 5000 d0;
6lour big gsbitc W}iooliugS 0pcitI.),
$44-45; gScit Waiooliugs 5000
40.
Scuun0 5trob. 3ufitbr Seu
l16 &pnnen. Stroh II Gonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

%on einer 99itme Elm Nldobcn fir dlloes
nmene Sdnsarbeit bel eiHer 8erion IN eirem
,.lta ~,.pltHatlment; cin Quege3ei1netes 8eim iir oie
5I1sWie &erlon. 9lub3uira9en Sieniag Dor IL
u9r IN yir $40, Abitcludsstr. (6ebrld)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
@erIanat:

~, Wcflnn0i;
a., NlHe oeutDe iSrau iiir SlocDen gSalDen nilo
,iiiaeln; mnB NadtS i'm 8uiiie bleben yIdbs
upqQeu gir 2i0 &nrossynltUu.QlOeuuc
(Sebri3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

yin Nidoden fir anoemcine Sausarpeit IN
s.ler Samilie bon 3 &erionen; fem gSulhen
Nortb.Apenue, nobe gSnI6roof Citation.
l6ebr13-16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14
MerlaMat:

@iifper iuiiniht cine Srm IN nliitlcren Sab
9eA als SnusDdierins tleine s5amiliei teHe
SulOei autes Seiri. giah3ulrdgen bel Spbu
l6ehrl2-l8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-14

n Wcrlnmat.
WIN 9uusmdotDen 9tab6uirnQcn bel Wlrs.
1sso paac, 9r. i45, MicBbail strane, naGe
o'eoetld'Npcunc, (6ebrlO-l4)