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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29
OCTOBER WORK IN GARDENS.
By E. j. Carstens.

The ground ought to be oc
cupied with all varieties of Fal
| and Winter vegetables. Unfort
unately the months Of Angus
and September have been unfav
orable. Seeds sown would not
terminate, and those that die
come up were destroyed by in
sects. However all varieties OF
seeds sown in September can be
sown in October.
Continue to set out shallots
and Creole onion sets, also, Arti-
choke plants, that is the suckers
or sprouts. Set them two feet
distant in rows four feet apart.
Seeds also can be sown this
month.
Set out cabbage and lettuce.
Put out plants as soon as possible,
SO they will have chance to
head before cold weather sets in.
All varieties Of early cabbage
can be sown. 1t is better to SOW
seeds Of the early sorts as they
will head sooner. It would be
well to sow the seed where they
are to remain; have the ground
well prepared. Stretch a line in
rows three feet apart. Drop a
few seeds every eighteen inches
distant in line. When plants are
about month old. thin out to
one plant. Those that have been
pulled out can be transplanted
elsewhere.
Continue to sow lettuce, en-
dive, spinach, beet. swiss chard,
turnip, mustard, leek, carrot,
parsley, celery. roquette, kohl
'abi. radish. rutabaga, onions.
We still hear complaints of let
+uce seeds not coming up. 1t is
lifficult for seeds to terminate |
'own on open ground in the heat
If the sun. and near ant hills, |
ess previously sprouted.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29
GOodwin-Buquor Motor Co.
New Iberia, La.

time, supplies can no longer come
from most of the other countries
They must now come from Amer
Ca. Therefore, our allies depend
on us for food as they have never
had before. For to-day they are
doing the fighting, the sufferins
and dying-in our war.
We must send them the food
they have to have. We will send
It. But we can only do it by a
wise and loyal economy Of food
on the part of every one Of us.
We must stimulate our food pro-
duction, organize our food hand
ling, eliminate all the waste poss,-
BILE, substitute as largely as posi-
BILE other foods for wheat, beef,
pork. dairy products. and sugar,
and reduce consumption where it
is excessive.
To accomplish these things is
the problem Of the United States
Food Administration. But this
accomplishment can come only
from the combined personal and
voluntary service of all the peo-
pie of the land. To that end we
wat all the people to Join the
Food Administration. No fees or
dues; merely promise to help,
Send for our membership pledge
and our plan.
q. s. FOOD, ADMINISTRATIONS.
Washington. D. C.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
IS A SKIN WHITENER
How TO make creamy beauty lotion
for few cents.

The juice of two fresh lemons strained
INTO bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white makes a whole quarter
pint OF the most remarkable lemon skin
beautifier at about the cost one must
pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold
creams. Care should be taken to strain
the lemon juice through a fine cloth so
no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
VIII keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used
70 bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and l.
the ideal skin softdner, whitener and
beautiier.
just try It'll Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemcns from the grocer and make up
quarter pint Of this swsetly fragrant
!enon lotion and massage II daily into
~ -, 1eek, arms and hauda
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29

According to announcement
from Washington. New Orleans
will get one of the big war hos
pltals which will be built by the
United States. The object of the
hospitals is not only caring for the
wounded soldiers who return
from Europe, but it will do a
work of rehabilitating for civil
life.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29
U. s. FOOD ADMINISTRATION

New Orleans, Sept. q. 1917.
Mr.. NJ. w. Fisher, Editor Of The
Enterprise:
Dear Sir-Based on il, Unised
States Bureau Of Census Estimate
for 1917, the population Of your
Parish is 32,901; sae estimated
number Of families, 6,S54 and we
particularly ask and request
your hearty cooperation and as
sistance in seeing that each one
Of these sign Pledge Card. For
your information, we enclose that
card and also a copy Of the Home
Card.
There is no expense OF any kind
or character in regard to these
ards, and we earnestly hope to
have your hearty cooperation in
saving food stuffs and rendering
q patriotic duty to our men serv-
ing in the Army and Navy and
o our Allies.
Boost the campaign. Post your
people. Keep it up. Urge your
readers to respond promptly and
to help the cause in every way.
Tell them that Food will win the
War-Don't waste it, Tell
them that the Food Administra-
ton and the Nation need them.
Work with us.
Very truly yours.
JOHN M. PARKER, i
Food Administrator for Louis
lana.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29

About 10000 church bells in
Germany have been melted for
munitions Of war.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29


Seven years ago a famous Eu-
ropean student Of history proph-
esied that the next great war OF
the future would not be won by
fighting but by famine. We are
to-day fighting that war, and
famine is indeed threatening to
be its arbiter.
The men Of England, Scotland,
Ireland. France, Italy and
Belgium our allies--are fight
ing; they are not on the farms.
The production of food by these
countries has therefore been
greatly Nreduced. Even before
the war It was much less than the
amount consumed. The differ
ence came more. largely from
other countries than from Amer
ica. Nov. this difference is great
er thsu ever. and, at the same
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-09-29
Drives Out Malaria. Builds Up System

The Old Standard general STRENGTHENING tonic.
GROVES TASTELEsS chill TONIC, drives cut
Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys-
TEN. true tonic. For adults and children. Coo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT..
BUREAU OF PUBLICITY,
LIBERTY LOAN OF 1917.

Washington,
Secretary McAdoo the the United States
the splendid cooperation
newspapers publications their invaluable
the Liberty referred to the
the 1t desire TO add to tho
direct acknowledgements
generous thoroughly patriotic cooperation
The which foreign language fought for the
the Liberty of the rebuke OF
those sought have it that
unity participation
Americans birth subscriptions
justified the patriotic support of their
useless tell that the great
could
which the language through their
Advertising the Liberty Loan
The of the Loan is victory for America and all its peo
the Through
America all the peoples OF the
the democracy
the the weight its into
the struggle in their behalf
r W. WOOLEY
Is Director of Publicity
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Scr. SGHBer MN Baltimore.
((Searlin0ft 1851

Snllpt0uarticr: s@crmouia Mdn,
Observation-Disclosures yr. S52, yloro'
&olporO,Sjtrobc.
Er6iiocnt Scnrp E6omaS, ytr-
3l6, @cit,Sorotogo-StraBc
Sobn q. Slcin 9iriecnt, gtr. POI
Nlor0. 0.Sinpooo.9 9(peiulc.
George Simnelbcbcr, protofoIi.
rcnocr lIno correlponOircnocr e5cfrc.
TOR, Ir. 4I9. 6orreit.StroBc,
Scrmann NlidIiH, g1nsmciitcr,
Ser. 713, 8arilcr.S .StroBc.
6iEau5,Sc!retdr GbaS. 9icinborot,
Scott lmO Samburg.StraRc.
Mm. 9. Silocbronot, 9ibliotbctor,
9fr. 2O29, 5rcoerid.apcnlIc.
+ GbaS. gtcu. glr. GAG, 9toro-6ulton.
Slpc., Goriissr Oes Mulit.GoHiteS.
~s(rion.@claugUcrcin,
nSarnonis,~
.@crnlnniu-M1nne
nSrobiiiuL
.26olia.9F1nnerdDor,
nAlo3art, ,@idnnerdor,"
nGidcnfroliaE
n@crnouid,0 0uartcit.GInb,"
oNiclo0ie,g
rMctoer.@e @eIauaocrcin,4
oMcitcnO,2ic6crtroii5.~
oYGdcr.WsIOngUrrciu."
Soiiptqlloriier. ,,giilIIclS SaIe.
SIR. 103. gtorO. 6reoerictitraBe. ieoeu
6omitoa 9lbcnh, NIT gtiiSno6nc oes
Srittcn Gonlitaas I'M Wionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

3ielt. 90 gcbt Die glrbeit unermiiO.
lid hpciter; ie ldngcr Oic Stalicncr
mittOenl @egimn Ocr 8ebnten Sion6o-
i6lo6t 50gern nm 70 ltGrfer iperoen
oic Stelhngen, unO I'M 10 l6lpercr
miro eS lein iie 5u ii6eripiuOcn Do-
5u trGgt niCbt nur Der gIus6aii Der
9eieitigltngciL ionOern ou6 Oic Ser
mebrung Ger glrtillcrie unO Der Be
IobungStruppen ii6cr6oupt bel.
9iob bis 81 ocn lesten Slon5ot
SAlohten war oic .3obI ser oitcrrei.
biI6lngarii6en 9nttcrien all oicier
Srout oatBcroroentlib 6erin0. gaS
mir beItilnnte g(ngobcn ooriibcr &C.,
modt rpurOeu, mnr id erltaimt OaB
es nit 10 9eringen Mitteln iIbcr6aupt
m09lidb eciuclen mar, 10 laugc ocn
Ourb cine gepoltige @eicbib5abl mi.
tcriGiben italicniiHclt 9(ngrificn 5u
wiocrre6en. Ta5 lit MN anocrs ge-
porOcn, uno mcm Oie 0lterreibilhs
inqoriide 9lrtiGcrie oos oft gclpoltig
onidbclcnOc 6euer Der itolieliiidcn
8oitcrien mciitcns mlr idmod erluis
oert, 10 lit cS nidbt oie gcrin9e 3obl
in Stcllung befinOlibcr @eidiiBe
oOcr gar Der Mongcl oil S6iebbc.
bari, ionOern peiie 3uriidbaltung,
bic oicies enti1eioenOe aanpimittcl
crit einicbt mem bic allgcueinc 2ogc.
ooS notbmenOiG ma6t. gleue gln.
griiie mcrocn Die 0iterreicbii1linga.
ride 9(rtiaerie liGer bcrcit finoen
Inter Der 6iibrung eines beroorra.
gcnOen bobcn 9lrtiacrie Sifi5iers.
fonntc iCb MIDI iibcr Ole @lieOerung.
unO Den 2luiboll ser 9(rtiaeric.9l6.
mebr in einem 9tbiHnitt bis ms Gin.
,eIne lntcrridtcn.
gtibt mir Iteben olle @cidiibc bonn
leitbtcltcn bis 5llm i6werltcn Gali6cr
oauerno ouf oie Hunfie llnO 9l6-
idnittc cingeri1tet, ipp6iu i6r 9(b-
mebricler mirfen ioa, ionOern cs lit
oub goriorGe gctroifcn OaB pieies
5eitgcredjt, ). i. IN Dem 9(ugcnblide
einiebt, 100 Der Stllrnl Oes 6eiu0es
beginnt. Sn cincr Ocr letten 9tGdte
pcriudte italicluihe Snianteric einen
llebcrfoIl in ser 0eden0 0cS Iober.
ooiecS. So5uiagcn olltomotiid be-
gam OoS 6eucr Der 6lterreitbiih,un-
0ariiGcn gl6pe6rociHiibe, 10 ooB Der
StoB in lpenigeu Nliniltcn 5pian-
ncn6rndl Die 8crbihOung Der por.
ocriten Sinien nit Der g(rtiacric III
10 gelidcrt ooB lic iuirfium 6lei6t
icl6it penn bic Gclepboulinien ool-
lig 3cridolen limos lulo 10 Oidter
9loudl Ole Stelluugen pcr0edt, oab
and 6loggcniionolc unO anocre Ser.
orti9c N}ittel ocriagen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
glOtrc QOmc. .Aa6rcSldInhfcier.


0ieie ipeitbefannfe 2ebronltalt err
/, t6eilt Giplome. Meooiaen uno
Giplome fir erioIsreide Sdii.
ierinncn. II 2lnipru6e ieitens oeS
8ilhofS CHARLES @urren Gurrier
bon Setalonio.- gln3abl WloOden
OclltIber 9l6ltammung iieoreidy.
SIN g&otre 0amc-SSnitittt fono &C.
tern glu1nlittag Die Sa6rc5idluB-
ieier Oieler IN Oen gnn5en Ser. Staa-
ten befonnten 2e6ronitalt itott, uno
unter Sen S1iilerinnen Die Nle0oil-
len im0 0iplome erbielten befanOen
.ii1 piele bon 0eitti1er 9l6itammitng.
Die 6eicr mrrOe Ollrb ben @eiung
oeS Chores ,g(pe M}aria" bon Mon-
toni eingeIeitct, ltn0 Oos Or1eIter Der
9lnitoIt lpielte 5mei @iecen, morouf
9iI1of G6arleS @urren Gurrier cine
l9[nlpru6e an Die @roouirten bielt
AlnO Die QipIomc uno @lcooiaen iiber-
rei9te.
Die @ro0uirten iuoren:
9IfQoemiiber SanoelSfuriuS; 3eu0-
nib un0 9oloene Dlebaiaen. @lorp
Noiolio Sonlon 9ut6 Got6orinc
Sigg, @li8obetb Gertrude aur0le,
@roce @lnrp Nlonning, aot6leen
&eronicn Meebon, Soiepbine Mnrie
9tcuneiIier itnO Glarp gIconor
S'@onnor.
&onOelscuriuS: QipIome: 2ucD 6.
DhtrpbD, SeIene g.. 9lepmqnn uno
@aric e. 9iuff.
9epqrtement fiji 6GuSlicbe Giinitc:
&leioernaber, Gertiiifot mo goloene
Me0oilen: @cIenc 9. glmeno, 9lnno
8. Bauer @}orD 6. Glarfe, Gertrude
81. @l6ert6, gmmo 6. 6obev, 6ronces
". @teaOe, Dorot6p g. Gntum unO
WtorD u. 86oIer.
0eportenent fir GunIt in0 @tu-
ltcr5eibneu: Selno(crei. Mort6o
6rieocrida Siiiffel, 9iplom ilno gol-
Oene @lcOaiIlc, un0 Settle y. 2elpin.
gSolerforbcn-Molcn, goIoene Wte-
oaillc, @iurie ). 9leao uuO Morp e.
03ilep.
0eportencnt fiir W2aIif: Biono,
Gertififot u lrno goIOene NieOoiqe,
2iaie 5rieoo 8cb.
0rgel, Gertiiifat itno @leOaillc:
Coma 81. Sbaoe.
Die glnsltcIlllng Der S9ulerorbei-
len 1T 6ciite nod otfen in Der 9lnltolt
an Der gIisquitbitroBc.
Gic 6lieaeril aat6arinc 5tinlon
bon Son glntonio, Ger, mclbc &C.
tern bon 9Sbilooelp6io fommcnO,
iibcr Baltimore iliegcn wolltc, INN
naG @oibin0ton 5u fliegcn, fonntc
in 6olgc Der ilngiinltioen 9iiti6i6.
ten i6reu &ldn niht Our6fii6rcn.
Sr. g8m. 8. 9tpolL Der 8oIlcinncD-
mcr fcicrtc Gcltern iciucn 59 Sc
8u @brcu oes EogcS mar
ieiu Gid i'm 8ollamtc prodtpoa nit
@ttmeu gciAmiittt Woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

SllS Oonu eineS Cages Die 6lingcl CT.
t0ntc elite lie itBlclnigit All oclt sIp'
porot.
o9ello6n t0ute cs ibr cntgegen
uSello6l onhuortetc lie
User ipridt?~ fro0te Oie Stilnme
ON anoercn GnOc oes Gro6tes.
uGoS uciB icb nicbt" auiwortctc
OoS Nldoben ireunolid sd tann
sic ia nidt ielen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
SE s. @. yaicOlS ocitOr6cn.

@or Gin ougeic6ener @eidGitsmonn
nnO Gin I'M gan5en 2onOe be-
funnter NlnIifer. grIitt etnen
S6logiluB mo itor6 iiinf @iinlt-
ten ipdtcr. @or So Sabre att
Gic gccroigung fin0et beutc
g}odmittag itott
Seltc No6nittog 3 llbr 80 miro
Serr @. g9rio6t 9iicols, elmer DER
bcI6cfonnten @luiiter I'M 2onOe bon
Der ct. N(i6oels ano all slngelS-
Stride aus allf Dem Grnio &io9c.
G5rie06oie 5ur clpigen 9fi6e gebettet
mer6en. Scrr glicols ibieo ant
Wlittuod6 9}oAnlittog in ieinrr @o6-
nllng, gtr. %, Someriet &oao, DO
lono Borf, unertportet i'm Sitter bon
56 2Sa6ren aus Dem 2c6eI nodoclt
er meuige Nlinuten oor9cr BON einem
SGlogilllB beiallen moroen mar.
Ser 8erIior6enc murOe in Sent
@ountn ae6oren ino fam in iungen
So6rcu na6 Baltimore. Seine @c'
ibqitSlouibo6n bcgann er IN DER
Notwithstanding BON Sonoers y
Stqpnal al Scr 9orO@G3orleS- Str.
@r orbeitete nit groBem @iTer ilno
enhpideltc ii6 nibt mn 81 elneql
oltsgc5eidneten @el60itSmonnc, ION
0crn ou6 5il etnem erltflolligen D{il'
iifer. 9)lit groBerr Gorliebe lpielte CT
oui Dem Yiono. 9lls er lid Dor 6lpel
Sobren ais Dem @elbditsleben 5ll'
riid5og, mar er Der @igentbiimer Der
6irma bon SanoerS & Stopmon.
Serr 9}icoIS interc(iirie ii1 Damn nlr
nod fir Wlitiif. @r bate erlt fiir5li@
Die Seituug oes @auiif-Ero0romntS
bel Der 6logocntog-6eier Scr &odter
Der omcrifotii6cn 9lepolution ii6cr'
nonnlcn.
Ger @ntidlafcne binterl0Bt feline
@ittpc, 6rou Catherine 2. glicols,
ae6. Gidcp, mo 5mei 9riioer, SorrD
uno George @. 9iicolS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
0cr summer.

98iBt i6r'S, iuoS ii6er 9taGt gcibo6 ?
Ger SoHlmer ite6t i6on wicoer Oo,
Ger 6rii6ling muBte i6eiOenl
&om 6lidte er ms freltnOlid5 an
Ga 6iebt er icbon Oos S6ol binou
Olit icincn fur5en 6reuoen.
Gin e9ter 6rii6ling mar eS ni6t
Sol6 falt, bol6 purm lpor iein
@eiicbt,
&olm miro man i'm bcrnliiicn.
gtcumoOiid fom er ongeiouit,
0oS gauge 2onO 6ot er ourb6rouIt
limo nlon4cS Sod gcriiien
l9}um itc6t scr sonlmcr auf Ocm
Blon
3Go8 Sdpiben fGngt Ibon mie0er an
iSciB miro eS o6er peroenll
@o5l ocmL Der iiN nod fii6len fam
llnO blei6t oobei Elm trod'ner @lann
Sn @lii5en lmO 9ei1pcrOenl
@o6I Dem, Ser ni6t Oen 9opf per-
liert,
gSeun i'm bic @ibe oltcrirt,
SSn Oieien beiBen Eo9en
9lur rubia 9lut! Oos tbut iebt notb,
0os lit elm oringenoeS @e6ot,
8enn 6eiB Die @ulie iblngen.
Mon nimmt Die Gage pie iie iinO,
Du GnOerIt iie nidt, Meui6cutinOl
Sonnit on OoS S6idiol penOen2
@os fonnlen muB, ooS bleibt uidt
aus,
@einIt ou Dir oub Die slugen aus
llnO wilIit Oein Ser5 pcrpionocn.
Gurb Sonncnglutb unO StllrmeS-
meb'n
@hiB monder treucr &ompe gcbn
90 bats Oas Coos entIcbieoen.
9llS 9ino bo6 idt ooS nidt gepuBt,
Ger 6rii6lihg po6nte in Der 9ruIt
.gtit ieinenI @otteSIrieOen.
Sect o6cr 6eiBt cs Itinc iein,
llno mor' sic 9ait ein Gentneritein,
Stilli6ueioeno muB mans troocnl
@oS bilft Dir audi Die 5ouit I'M Sad,
Gas rei5t MIR nod Oos iWlinme 9af
Sn oieien 1ciBen &ogeu
Glod'8 MIR mic id, idlmeia' Iadelno
itill
llnO mag es 9e6en pie es mill-
&ii6P 0iters 0einc Stirnel
llnO ling Elm 2ieo, OoS tbut 10 gut,
Gann pollt nidt 10 Oos bciBe 8lut,
&lar miro cS inn @ebirue
81 z q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Nai.lampicr.

Baltimore il. 9ybilaoelp6io Gam.
'pier.go." CGricslon.2iniel Picr /.
qiebt.Sirobc-
uytcp.Dort mo Baltimore Trans.
'poriotiOn 60 SUB Der 5rcOerid-
5traBc.
~goIiimprc Stcam Radet 50. !"
(Olo' gop Sine). Riers lob
2iobtStrobc.
+ n@crNontg auo Mincrs' Grams.
portatipn Cine, Bier 3, Sub sOu
5iiO.@a9ItroBc.
YG6ciapeafc Sicomibip 2inc",
Pier 10. Siabt.Strabc
mDorf Hiuer Cine, Bier is, 2iabt-
StroBe.
baltimore, Gbciapcoie & gItlnntic
.9loilwou @o.4, ticrS A, AZ, 5, 6
uuO s, 2ig6iItraBe, unO Rier l.,
@rott.StroBe.
oEolhcitcr Stcnmboat So, 8icr
is. 2iaht.5trabe.
~DlarpIauo 2cIolparc on0 gir'
aiuio" $icrS 2. 3, A, 7, 8 unO q.
piaht.StrnBe.
glbOnurutcu bic ben oScutidlclt GOrrV,
ipounMtCu" nidlt piuttIid Obcr nureIel'
mdpla erbnltru. iinb acbctens her Office
Odppm per EclepbOn ODcr ldyrsftltdl Wtts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

gluS Den ilbrlgcn Bun0eSfgSetters
beobodtltnes Stotionen ullroen Die
Tolgcnocn b0bIten &elnpertiircn, Die
I'M 8 ll6r ecltcrn 9[benO berri1tcn,
hcrid1tcf. 't''h 'Fn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
Nlnt6
gScttcransTdltcn.

Sir MarplonO uno Den 9iltrift
columbia flar unO OerdnoerIiAe
99in0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

!, Dentme @anI uun 0laIiimotc" baltimore. inn
NuuodOsGtruBe gluQnli g8ebcr, Rrdlioents
Spbn 4. Gambler, 8ice2Rrdiioeut; @eorae 3.
paHa, NalIrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
LETTERS FROM UNCLE SAM.
APPRECIATES WORK OF THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

LOAN OF 1917, t
Office Of Director of Publicity
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1917.
Deutschc Correspondent,
Alb E. Baltimore ST,
Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:
receipt of the 14th also
thank patriotic offer of cooperation In the publicity
campaign of the Liberty Loan Of 1917.
We shall gladly matter is being gotten out
by bureau, publications Kindly continue mail
marked copies.
Very sincerely yours,
r. W. WOOLEY,
Bureau of Publicity,
Liberty Loan of'19l7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
llnbininc Hrnne.

Cine ilige %olir, Oic in cincmI
SouS6aIt ais Gicnitmdodcn anae.
itcllt lit uno cu0liid ipridt iuilroe
bon scr Scrrin in Der 9cOicplne ocS
Gclcp6onS imterlpieicn Sic NOR
nidt pcuig ltpl5 Darauf Dob lie audi
OQju lcrangcjogcn iulroe mo lDor'
tetc NIT 5poltnuua nlli Oen critcn
9lnnJt ocn iie beontportcn iollte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

"saIr "@IroSs SS'p'I'' 0nS SFnn comgaH0"' y S0'i''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

characterization, Ebiren, 8enlicr-
ra6mcn, 2d0cu etc.
GAS. y. 5oper & So. ti5--ti7 eHos0sebrrld'
Gtrnhc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
@clddtts. @cgmcilCr.
Mcrrontilc 9lecncN.
81. s. Gun & 60,
COZ --oiO lRarblauo Iruli Hnu6inQ
9Gattonal Wanfen.

". ". 2HN W W.
eO2 -eio MaroIouo 1run enu0iua.
Notioual, ,0onfen.
.,Hbr cIb Suwn gintiOaaf gaut", csob. un0
Grcir,siroBe Sacot B 0ooi 8rdlloenk
Scnrh q. Hcaue 0aiiirer
oeceunD National 9ant" a32 SnoHproahwnp.
w. y, g0dQner, 3nrcr.
rglsiteFa SlGtlOnal Sduia, IA Goro. .gniuw.etr.
". WlarioM aaiitrer
Staots-@anten.
,,Druti9r @aul upn @altimutc" baltimore, nnh
Sobn =. Gambler, SiceSRrdlioeut; @ecrac 8.
rnHa Nallirer.
Spor,gaufen.
,,Deutidc epnrbnm MN 9aIiimprr", 9ntoius
nno 9aIiinlorcseiraBe.
Sruit-@ompaanien.
osaIc pepcVt anS TrRlt 0ompaMH" 70 @onto'
S''"o',
characterization, Gbiren, 8eniicr-
ra6mcu, 21oen etc.
Gas. y. Softer & 60. fi5-ii7 eHos0sebrrid'
Batent- QlmpGlte.
@bpn n. @omncIS, MehtSpuli; Baienic Game
belS,pd1uRmqrich SeriugSredte. MarDlaHp
e6apiia u 8cranion iie-iiT eaiu hiiloiua
rs idhrige @riabrng
q. 8, 4 II. 4 Scwaro, Aii Continental nina.
SraIi5iren felt is7s crioareb ~ 8oliimors.
g(iltonobile.
Badarb. 1--35 So t5O f--26 S2750
,R0darb Wistnr 50. NJ Naiiinurc", 0barless
tgMqbr nno WRl JipNnaNuenuc.
s6gon, oie Ropgldre Gor $395 lsiie $sib, VI
TWsar,AE N,pule Nav" WaraAe i4Os~ ielus
Ioro' 'G9arieSsSirahc.
2anoipirtbIdaftlihc @erdtbc, Sumo
reien iul0 @cfliiaeliiidtcrei.
grliIit9 Eprnsr o., 2o5 aorO'gam cir. nub
9He Nlsncr & etiTcr &C.. SO Giabtehabs
oeuti1cS @atcnaei0dlt
Ehmlbina, Furnaces. NangeS uns
4 SciciL Dah0edeu uno Iinucu.
ssaiett srOsr 525 Gors'9reWoniabclqie
GnpicrIbmic0e lmo 8Inmbers.
9caM cuberi, t79i Stames.elFaae. s q y,
2sIspDon gsoIie 1902
Scucr.&crIi6crlmqcr.
~ =. ehe6eiforo & Co. il7-2l @bnmber el
,,gsntIrts SsucS.aerNhtruuae GIrirninaitn. SOL.
ii6q9. nne galimorc' @irnbc;
irllmnitH baltimore SirnBc ino &aIom
6ouIciNlhcmie.
,.9lcVal Sumrau-t So Of swerpUul', ecnru w,
Nnltie0 Observation-Disclosures, .i0i lO3 0Odm'
uer Of Gnulmcrec Nti1Na
!, ,Ocrmnnin fyeucr Yrrithrtnnq3 Wcicli Mni",
Noltimore uno Gortb'GhaBe
@lccbplotten, Wlctall, etc.
speH, HoutIiu & Co., Sue, AZ baloeliicd
@trabe.
RIanolei6.@eIb
p6onicIiOatsO eoau CO., 4 gurp-Gau.Girahe
Giienruaorer oIlcr glrt ulo sui.
ibmieo- 3ubebor.
o. 9eutt Nobne Co., 1902 36l soro.SabSH
Gigent6ums q Icntcu un0 SGnolcr
9Ierre 6 GunaH & Wspaep, 10 Citeeglneion
GtraBe,
2cititnacn 9citihrifterL etc.
:, She Baltimore 9lcips GumpruH", 9lnberf 1 ~
0{ehers. 0'cihiislibrcr. 227 Vs0uluerl.5tt,
Nentihc Yiimtr iino 3citihriftcn.
gL SauItln, Dr. 600 sgelf f2rlHaioHe eirobe
BbptogrQpb.
gladradl ~ Gin TDQtoQrapb pou gmssei6mna.
9ig "a Meil'eIiuainn iraNe.
SSrie0b0fe.
DAT 9aipu 0cmeferD.- D.--Wcrlduderte Galte2Fm
epeIlle eIle NecrhbniBpldse lngicr l0rb
phbrenoer Nugllpt.
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@mu6cS-9cpOrtcment fir GauSipirtG'
gdloft-y0ettcrs
Wcridlt 6cs @nItimorc gBcttcr6nrcaNS

Ser Seud)tiofeitsge6alt Der 2u|t
por 60 &ro5cilt nm 8 llbr @lorgen5
ln0 AZ @ro5ent Inn s llbr gl6enos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
gBatent. 9[lrtpa[te.

@bpn n. @omncIS, MehtSpuli; Baienic Game
beIS.6tubmqricn &eriaaSre6te WarDaHo
Irufi Niti0nQ
GhnpIin " 1cranlun, flB-ftI qaiu lhiiloina,
1SidhriNe VriabunQ
@. q. e. N. T.. Nnluar0, an Continental nina.
BraIt5lrcn felt 1879 crioarcb Ia baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

EruIt. t.GompnQnien.

!, ,Deutfne epnrbnm MN 9aIiimurr", gni0ius
nuo NaItinIorclgiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

g(ottonals sBnnfen.
- Hbe rIb suun ginHOaal gaut", Sob. uno
@rcicr,&ruRe SOcob lS. Sppi, Rrdllocnt
Senrn 8. Rcoue 0aiitrer.
,,@ccunb Yi0tionnl 8nRf" a32 SioiNroahiunp.
". @ g0dQner, 30ircr.
- gpefern glatlonal @auf", IA Goro GHtuw.9 ctr.
". Wlnrioli 4dfiirers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
llntcrbaItunas.gScoluciIcr.

.,Sippubrumc" 8auoebiue un6 99an6eIbiIoer.
,WiarBlnno" %anoeniue mo gSanoebloer.
,,Viciprin" "-&duoCbiue unb gS1noelbiloer.
,nn0Crc glttrnftioncn.
,,giaH ebOrc" - GdeI@ Gon5crie unb anoee
Qntcrbaltunpcli.
naW0ere llutcrDntunQei.
,,0unDupuo @ori" II TdeIid) Saubcbeue,
Iald5 ufb uttoere llnierbaltinpen
,S5emannS Barr" @clnir 9luGo - SdgllD
Gnlncoiue. WMlif uno Iar5. Ia.
SG,ders9ieuie an Sama9, ben %. Suni, i'm
n@dnH Halter Eari".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22
9[ntolnnhile.

gadarb. 1--85 $3.50. t--2B S2750
,,RNdnrb Mieinr So vi NaIilnurcA, 0barless
fsNobr nno mi JlpNnIs9ueuuc
@nron, Die pdptldre Gar, S395 niib Ssib
,N;pr,Del N,ublle Na,," CBnraae 1iOS itt0.
1oro '06arteS. .Strnhc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-22

Elimbing Furnaces. Nanges pnb
I Sclcn 0adoedeu uno Slinucu.
gsniirtt grus., 5e3 Goros8rcmont gbciuic
L ANfft fNfel ~. .4.-- At
IupIerihmicOe mo Bllmbers.
9caH Duberi t79l Sbaats.eiEale. s. y,
1elcpOon gSpIie 1902,