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LEMONS BRING OUT
the HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make thIs lotion for very little
eost ard Just zee
for yoVrsst

hn atirartise skin wins admiration.
in social life and IN business ihc girl
Or woman whose face and hands show
evidence ~ constant care enjoys % trc-
mendous ad, antnge over those Who do
not re1lye the value ~ healthy sin
and n spotlcss complexion
~ the cost ~ small jar ~ ordinary
cold cream one can prepare full
quarter pint ~ The most wonderful
lemon skin softrncr and complexion
bcauiifer. by squeezing the juice Of
two fresh lemons into bottle contain
ing three ounces Of orclsrd white.
Care should he taken to strain tho
juice through hnr cloth 80 no lemon
pulp gets IN, then this lotion will keep
fresh for months Every woman
knows that lemon juice is used 10
bleach and remove such blcnishcs ~
frcckics. sallowncss and tan, and Ia the
ideal skin Softener, smOolhener and
l-beautificr.
Just try ~ Get three ounces Of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up q quarter pint of this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion and massage it
daily into the face. neck, arms and
hands. II naturally should help to
soften, freshen, bleach ana bring out
the roses and beauty of any skim
/ hdvt.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
STANDARD OIL CHANGES.
~ &. Bedford Elected Chairman sud
Executive Head of CompRna.

Tho Board of Directors Of tho stand.
ard Oh Company Of New Jerscy to-day
elected a. G. bedford. heretofore Presi-
dent Of tho Company. Chairman of the
board and chief executive Officer Tho
hoard also elected o. a director and
PRESIDENT of the company Walter e.
Tcagle. now President uf the Imperial
Dl Company Ltd
This change makes the standard on
urganization similar to that of the
nted states steel Corporation. whore
ne Chairman ~ the board acts as chief
executive Oillccr, aud the President Of
ne company has special charge of OPP
rfatlons. II WIN leave Mr.. Bedford more
f-cedom for his duties as Chairman oi
ne Petroleum Committee created by the
council Of National Defense.
The evening world., 1917-11-15

From 81 for a SIS arm rocxer with loose
spring scat, tapestry covered cushion, 20
500 for S20S 3-piecc set with damask covered
loose cushion seats. Tables from IS for SIC. 50
round top to $l87. so for S475 Louis XIV. table.
Desks from $3.50 for $40 drop.lid to $147.50
for $3i6 Louis XIV. gold-decorated walnut
desk. Chairs from $40 for Sos mission arm
chair to 500 for $204 high back Jacobcan
chair with tapestry scat and back.
grouped in front of the Ninth Street eleva.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
100000 worth Of Chinese Rugs
Prices Is per cent. below equal qualities anywhere
Comparisons show Others BETTER double the price

WndoH Most the tH third
IN
Couple
collection uqualed
The evening world., 1917-11-15
"HtiOlEsS" MURDER CASE
PRISONER C0NfESStS
CaiAiOnl Admits Cli1 Was Killed
IN Ills Rooms-Acu5es New
York Mcn.

Th4 poiiss - rhisfs1r. 81 . hsvs
Vfras On admission from EmtniF
Catsisna. suspsffst sisysr - NJ
Bfyihsf.in.iss stephen cass. 'ns
bstdlsss murder case victim. mat may
Issd - q eompisis e1nfsssi5n
cat.lona. under "thlrt ieSrss" pres.
sure. admitted t1e murder vas com.
flittsd ~ his apartments lie s,if
'ssa vas Hiiisd b. tao men from NsF
Work. Wh0 suggested hs ami Casa sell
lIrir rIyeH ns "Whife slaves" Capiona
s,Id. ,ftsf they discussed tbo matter
70 hIs apartment. he Nss. "at
On his resurn. b. stii b. foun1 cssss
les in ono room 1ni his sese,rd head
il tbr bathroom The trO men. he ie.
isfsd. threatened him With smilsi
fsts N he "S1Ieaiei.' lie said hs al
ssod them whore 10 dispose .of ths
pJ1y. which Uas found here IN vacant
Dot and tho head on the bank " tho
pausaic River
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kitchenca binets, electric
grills, percOlatOrs,

so Kitchen cabinets, selected oak
and clear white maple, also few metal
cabinets white enameled outside and
nickel-trimmed, some white enameled
inside, all edges rounded: sliding por-
celain table tops, adjustable block for
food chopper, ventilated metal bread
box, flour container, spice jars, racks
and other fittings, mostly ~ in. high
with 40-inch table top The most con-
vcnient accessory kitchen could
have. Were $3.50 to $50. now ......
$50 electrical grills which toast
boil broil, fry n make griddle
cakes: standard So grade, now........
$50 coffee percolators with alcohol
lamps, polished copper or mic ckel- plated ,
urn and pot styles, some with ebonized
side handles, six and nine-cup capacity,
discontinued styles from one OF our
very best manufacturers. Standard $8
to Sl6.5 grades, now w................
800 game tables with green felt or
leatherette covers 30 in. square; our
standard $2.5 and $2.75, at ........
so electrical chatting dishes with
ebonized handles, 3 pint size with sep
arate stove which can be used for
other heating purposes, standard S12
grade, now ...,.,..,',.... '''..
IIO electric coffee percolators.
urn and pot style, six cup capacity
our standard $3.50 grade, at t,.......
Seventh Gallery, \
The evening world., 1917-11-15
U. S. FLAG "OvER THE TOP"
Wan Wounded Three Times Carried
Emblem Across Nimy RIdge.

ST JOHN. y. b.. Nov. IA small
American flag was first over the top OF
\imy Ridge in the famous charge Of
Canadian forces, according TO J. J.
Allen Of thisLcity, home to-day with
Wounded troops from the provinces
When the order to charge was given
Allen said he pinned the Stars ana
stripes TO his coat and kept them
there. He was wounded three times in
days fighting. but. saved the flag.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
Luggage

"a cowhide suit cases
$3.50 for the 50 case-20 in
S5.75 for the $3.50 case-22 in.
So for the $40 case-24 in.
$625 for the $l0.50 case-26 in.
$lO.75 for the Sl7.50 case-24 in.
Sll.75 for the $3.50 case-26 in.
25 Oxford bags, for women
50 for the Sl5 bag-l4 in.
$3.50 for the $3.50 bag--l5 in.
$40 for the $40 bag-l6 in.
Eighth Gallery, New
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Marabou Capes & Neckwear

Marabou capes, $3.75--six strands of
marabou with tails. (Pictured)
Stoles of marabou and capes of marabou
combined with ostrich, satin-lined, $5; muifs
to match, chamois lined, with celluloid wrist
ring, SIS.
Sample ncckwcar, 50c-collars jabots, vestees.
Knitted scarfs, 95c-fibre in many shades for
evening wear.
Women's Linen Handkerchicfs
Embroidered, 35c each, 3 for 81
Down st airs Store, New Building
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For the Dining Room

SETS for $I7O for n $3.50 set OF table, buffet
china closet and serving table to $3i0 for q
1852 set of 10 pieces. BUFFETS from $22,
regularly S4S, to $3.50, regularly $935. CHINA
SI3l rs grade. SERVING TABLES from So for
SI3.25 grade to- S36 for SIC grade. EXTENSION
TABLES from $40 Tor SAG grade to $i75 fof
$3.50 grade.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
1920 pairs gloves
$1.35 for our 81 gloves

VF'VV HOf OS<F w SFo'SU
1900 pairs genuine mocha, durably pique
sewn, one clasp, gray, brown and mode
1,200 pairs washable capeskin, one clasp,
the best shades OF sand and tan.
$l.35 for our 81 and $2.25 gloves
800 pairs of white glace gloves, pique and
overseam sewn, two clasps, fine Paris point
embroidery, white, self and black stitching
$l.95 pair for our SITS gloves
800 pairs washable kdskin gloves in white only, two
pearl clasps; they that anything like them
at this price will not be here very long,
22O pairs of long white real kidskn gloves, sixteen
button length for opera and weddings. pair like
this is extraordinary for the price with kdskin where
il is. Main floor, Old Building
The evening world., 1917-11-15
Office Chairs and Sofas.

Easy chairs-soft, comfortable, full uphol-
stored or with loose cushions; covered in dark
green leather and brown Spanish-finished
cowhide or goatskin.,
ss375 for a $50 arm S43.75 for a $50 arm
chair. chair.
coo - to, ss,7s S52. so for a 500 arm
arm chair. Ssa for n Saa so sofa
%5 for sfo arm S67. so for a Sll9 arm
chair chair.
s4225 for $3.50 SIss for $50 Z dsven-
arm chair. port.
NOTE Stock pieces. Any chair may be duplicated
at REGULAR selling prices.
Third Gallery New Building
The evening world., 1917-11-15

Extension tables in fumed oak and ma
hogany; buffets, china cabinets and serving
tables in different finishes Of oak, in ma
hogany and some hand decorated; chairs in
mahogany and oak. Some matched up in
sets.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
For Living-Room or Library

All kinds Of chairs, in mahogany and
oak, with cane or upholstered seats, some
with upholstered backs; library tables;
occasional tables, wing chairs, upholstered
desks-drop-lid and flat top; bookcases
some nd-decorated.
Also consoles, mirrors and chests for
the hall.
Plenty of salespeople-Al the furnit
tors on the fifth and sixth galleries.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
$58,OO0 FURNITURE al Half
For the Bedroom
les OI ours ever saw such values

SETS from $3.50 for a $36S set Of pieces III
mahogany to Si,2i9.75 for a 81, ,43g. so set Of -
pieces In French gray enamel. DRESSERS
from S35 for n $74 dresser to SIS for one that
was $I62. CHIFFONIERS from $50 for a $43
grade to $65 for Sl65 grade. DRESSING
TABLES from 80 for a $40 grade to $50 for Q
Sl26 grade.
The evening world., 1917-11-15

Matched sets OF 5 to 13 pieces in French
gray; ivory enamel, mahogany and walnut;
separate bureaus, chiffon ers and dressing
tables in ivory, mahogany and walnut;
cheval glasses and night tables in mahog-
any and enamel.
The evening world., 1917-11-15
1sssss ls.s. ass ~ sss's $50 tets
I,5ae msefaifs.

TORONTO. ont. Nov Sc OffirIal
fI9ufss TO-DAY shnr fhaf tfr casual
ties IN ths ranHdlan sfprdifinnafy
fafra we're 1aft in Orf.bfr. 80 r1ms
pafsf wifh 1850 f..rufff Hrrufrd fYf
oversees fsfNirH
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17
A GOOD FRIEND.

A good friend stands by you when
In need. Snyder people tell how
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood tho
test Mr.. Brlco endorsed Doan's
Ave years ago and again confirms
the story. Could you ask for moro
convincing testimony
W. T. Brlce, Snyder, says: my
kidneys were weak. causing me to
get up often at night. I also suffer-
ed from rheumatic pains. used
Doan's Kidney Pills and In a short
time my kidneys were strong and
the rheumatic pains had loft"
(Statement given January II, 1879
on November 10, 1915, Mr.. Brice
said: Since | gave my former re-
commentator for Doan's Kidney
pills, had occasion to use them
once and got Just as good results
as ever"
Price go cents, at nil dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pllls-the same
that Mr.. Brlce has publicly recon.
mended. Foster Mllburn Co, Buffa-
10, N. Y,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17
sHERIFFS SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County OF Scurry


County OF scurry
Notice is hereby given tfat by viz
tue Of a certain order Of sale issued
out Of the Honorable County Court
of scurry County, Texas on 10 l7th
day of July, 1917 by W. NJ Curry,
Clerk Of said Court, for the -um Of
Six hundred seventy-seven and o.
100 Dollars and costs Of suit, under
a Judgment In favor Of The First
National Bank OF Snyder, Texas, IN
certain cause in said Court No. 642
and styled The First National Bank
OF Snyder, Texas, vs.. c. Nation and
Earl Nation. placed In my hands for
service, |, W. A. Merrell as Sheriff
Of scurry County. Texas, did on the
9th day Of August, 1917 levy on
certain personal property, in scurry,
County. Texas, described as follows,
to-wlt:
Two mouse colored mare mules,
ten years old. 10 hands high, brand
ed cross on right thigh; One brown
mare mule. about ten years old,
about Is hands hight, no brand.
And levied upon as the property Of
c. Nation and Earl Nation. and that
on the 2lst day Of August, 1917 at
the Court House door Of scurry coun-
ty. in the town OF Snyder, Texas be-
tween the hours OF 10 a. m. and 4
p. m. by vinue Of said levy and said
order Of sale, I will sell said above
described personal property at pub
lie vendue for cash, to the highest
bidder, as the property OF said @ Ma
tlon and Earl Nation, to pay said
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17
500 Reward. 500

The readers Of this paper win be
pleased 10 learn that there h az least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure In an ~ stages and
that Ia catatrh. Catarfh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
Catarth Medicine ia taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood ON the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitutlon and assisting nature In doing Its
work The proprleiors hnvo no much
faith In the curative puwera Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they 0ffer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that u fails
10 cure. Send Tor liHt NJ testimonials,
Address y. J. CHENEY 4 GO, Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by an Druggist TO-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17

Thence North, 1919 yrs. to point
on south line OF a 25 acre tract. be-
longing to A. @. wilmoth. for N. N.
corner OF this tract;
Thence West 1905 yrs to the 8
W. corner OF said 25 acre tract;
Thence South $40 yrs. to stake
on Snyder and Gail road;
Thence S. tbs degrees east $40
yra to the place OF beginning
And levied upon all the interest In
the property belonging to @. X Hall.
W. r. Johnson. NJ. V. Murphey and
L. d. Daniels. and that on the first
Tuesday In September. 1917, the
same being the lth day Of said
month. at the Court House door OF
Scurry county, In the town OF Sny-
der Texas, between the hours OF
10 a. m. and 4 D. m, by virtue OF
said levy and said order OF sale. /
will sell above described Real Estate
at public vendue, for cash. to the
highest bidder. as the property Of
said G. X. Hail. W. r. Johnson. NJ.
v. Murphey and D. d. Daniels to
pay said judgments. Judgments and
costs.
And in compliance with law, give
this notice by publication in the Eng
llsh language. once a week for three
consecutive weeks Immediately pre-
ceeding said day Of sale, in the sny-
der Signal, a newspaper published In
scurry county.
Witness my hand this 9th day OF
August, 1917.
W. A. MERRELL,
Sheriff scurry County, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17
sHBRIFPS SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County OF Scurry

THE STATE OF TEXAS
County OF scurry
Notice is hereby given that by viz
tue OF a certain order Of Sale, Issued
out OF the Honorable District Court
Of scurry County, Texas, on the l6th
day of July. 1917, by Guy +. Casey,
Clerk of said Court for the sum OF
Three hundred forty two and 76-lOO
Dollars and costs Of suit, under a
judgment in favor Of o, L. Wilkinson
Lumber Company. in a certain cause
In said Court, No. 2OSO and styled
o. l.. Wilkinson Lumber Co, W,
II. johnson and NJ. V. Murphey vs..
@. X. Hall and d. ID. Daniels, also
n Judgment in favor Of W r. John
son, against the plaintiff NJ. v Muir
phey for s342.7G; also Judgment in
favor of NJ. V, Murphy VS.. q. X
Hall. In the sums Of s342.76. and
S656.76; and an order that any bal
ance above the aforementioned sums
be paid over TO d, D. Daniels, af-
ter said sums are paid. any balance
unpaid to be made as under execu-
ton. nd ten per cent interest there
one. and S15.15 original court costs.
and placed In my hands for service, !
W. A. Merrell. as sheriff of sourry
County. Texas. did on the 9th day
OF August, 1917 levy on certain real
estate, situated In scurry County
Texas. described as follows, to-wlt;
4.6s acres Of land. being a portion
ofthe north part OF Section No. IL,
granted to J. p. Smith. and patent
edto him by patent No. 459. Vol. :.
dated August 80. 1888. and more
particularly described as follows;
Beginning at a stake set n. 7Oh
degrees W 100 WIS from a point iO.s
yra.. North from the s. W. corner
Of Survey $50, block 3. II. q G. N.
Ry. Co. survey. In seurry County.
Texas. for the S. p. corned Of this
tract:
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17
In New Quarters.

The City Tire Shop has moved
from the old City Garage stand to
North Scarborough ST, and is now
open and ready for business, with
a complete vulcanlzlng equipment,
Work all guaranteed at reasonable
prices. The management Is under
the direct supervision OF J. Henry
Johnson, an expert In this line
who will take pleasure In discussing
your tire troubles. Call and see
him work. 39tf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17

W. Couch has purchased Guy
Il. Paxton's interest in the Snyder
Garage including the Buick agency
Mr.. Paxton retains the Cadillac and
Dodge cars and accessories Dlssolu-
ton notice appears in today's signal,
which was brought about by mutual
consent.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17

lNNN Ah'hAf Ahh'A VIZ 'ffN
And In accordance with law, give
this notice, by publication, In the En-
gllsh lagnuage for ten days immo'
daltely preceding said day OF sale, in
the Snyder signal, a newspaper pub
llshed In scurry County
Witness my hand this 9Th day OF
August 1917
W. A. MERRELL,
sheriff. Scurry County, TexaF
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-08-17
Rapid Advancement of Snyder BOY

clifton Doak. an eAstudent Of Tex
as A q NJ. College and son Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. 4. Doak. took the oath
to be O National Guurdsman on
Thursday August 2. Reported for
duty in swetwater Sunday August o
and was made drll master on Mon
day and on Thursday Of the same
week, was made sergeant He
says he has plenty to eat, a good cot
to sleep on aud, last but not least
a nice comfort for cover sent in by
the Snyder Red Cross.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
6icItcn Sinh ais 9SfamO felt.

9Gls 6rou Magoalena S. S6mt-
Der bon gtr. 732, Observation-Disclosures,
nit flieoenoen Sooreu .ailf i'm 8u lief
unO idrie: n@}ein &ino lit gcito6Gen
worOen unO i6 peiB. iper es batl"
oa6te ser Toli5iit Simpiou bonn
nor6peitli6en 0iItrift natiirIi6 gIeid
an &in0srGuber rn0 oerglei6en.
Cine llnterlubuug ereab, ooB Sber-
lod 2loD6 imo ieine @attin 2ouile
BON gtr. 645, @eit-5oDetteitroBe, bel
weIden 6roit S6umber nit ibrem
@atten iinO 6lpei &inoern frii6er To-
girt bate, Gincent, ibr oreiid6rigcs
Sobnden, ais gfonO iiir riiditdnoige
@eniion in ser So6e bon $t2 bon
Der Whitter genommen 6otten. So
mas Sdumber, ser @atte, ioQ ieit
einigcn @ohen franf iein unO icbt
im llniperiitGtS 3olpitol licgcn.
9lgenten Der @ereini9ten @o6ltbdtig.
feits.Srgoniiotionen na6men Iic6 Ger
@iutter iino oes &inOcs oL na6oem
iie i5rc mitleioerregcnoe @eididte in
Ger wcitlihen %oIi5eiitation nit an
gc60rt bottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Nlene Meidl6ftereacln.

G6icago, 26. Scptem6er.-llm
i6rc @cid6itsiii6rung ouf cine
&ricgsboiiS 5u 6ringen imO Die 9lus-
goben 81 rcOu5ircn bo6cn Die 9lciu-
6GnoIer in ser @bicnsoer @iftialicn.
9rande oic iolgenoen 9legeln ange-
nommen;
I. 6citietimg bon 5iuei 'Freislilten
oie cine fiir @aorcn, Die baar be.
5abIt unO BON oen &1uiern icIber nad
Souic gctrogeu perocu ~, oie onoere
fir @aoren Oie anf Greoit gcfanit
uno ob9eIicfcrt perOen miiiicn.
2. Die 9lnSmer5ung BON Erd.
micn, nSrooing StampS" (2Sert6-
mnrfen) mo @ei6dits.Geflamen.
3. Gas einIteaen BON forcirten
Gerfduien our6 6eitiebung eineS nic-
oeren @reiies iiir irgeuo cinen @e-
brouhsortitel nit Scr geiiimmma
OaB Gin Nuantlm anoerer @oareu
wie 3uder, 9efapit weroen miB, Inn
Die 9arsain-9iote 81 erbalten.
A. Gic 8eitiebimg berniiuitiger
@ren5en iiir @aarenoerfdiie al aiu-
ocn, INN Oos 9ln5duien bon @aaren
i'm Sousbolt 5u berbinoern.
Cic GegeIn ipurOen lebte 9iadt in
elmer Sibung Der ,9lctoil @rocers
9Iiiociation" lmO oes Staats.ylo5.
runesmitteI @erwolters Sarru u.
SS6celer 5lm geidhlB ocmadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27

Sn Dem 10 i10n gelcgenen @eim
Oes @crrn Sbcooor Bort zines Der
Gltciten unO modcritcn NiitglieOer
0es Sirnpcreins nGormdrtS0 unO
felt Sabren Collector fir Ole 5. g..
SSicBner 9rau-Gompognie, 5u @utom
SciQ6tS, an DER 9eIoir.9ioao. 100 10
oft Die 9dren n6rummten", fono am
0ienita9 gtobmittag Oie So65eit iei-
ner So6ter @lie GGcilic itott. Ser
gliidli6e 9rGutigom mar Serr 6elir
2cnf, So6n pon &errn 2ouis 2cnf
BON @}ilton.glpenue. Die Sbpeitcr
Der 9raut, Sri. 9olliie @orit, mar
@rultillnoier iino Sr. CHARLES Sdgcr
pon @arOcnpiae 9rautfiibrer. %oitor
Or 9rrgOorf BON Oer SSeruialem-
&ir9e, Seloir-9foao, Ooa5og Die
Srouung. 9tur 0ie nG6iten Ser
manoten woren 81 Der 6eier gelaocn
rnO perlebten einige re6t genliit6-
li6e Stunoen. g}o6 Dem giien
modte ii6 ooS illnoe Eaar ouf Oie
@od5eitsreiic. 9tab Dem 10. Otto
Fer WerOen Oie illngen 9eitte in 9lor-
folf, 8u., wobnen ltnO 5par gir. 316,
@raDOon-gloe, @6cnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Sd,,unr,cr llnholS.

Der "A Sabre aIte 6ranf @ibion,
Ger bel Or. s. y. Grfen6rad BON gIr.
14t2, 2ig6titraBe, bci6ditiet it, be-
iinoet ii1 IN Ger iiiolidcn Foli5ei-
Stotion inter Der 9ei6uloigung,
periudt olt bo6en, einen crimineaen
9lngriff auf Ole 5poliid6rigc Sirginio
Miaoro BON gtr. 1901, Siio-Gborles-
Str. 5u moben. Gie fleine Girginia
mar in 9cglcitin9 ocs iiebcnidbrigen
Gbeitcr N}i6ael Don gir. 1901, SiiO.
GborlesitraBe, Der fiir5li6 geimpit
worOen mar, gum 9lr5t gegai9ei.
Der 9Ir5t mar jeoo1 niHt 5u @auic,
lmO Der gtcger bat ole beiocn alei-
nen, bis 81 ieiner 9iiidfebr 5u mar.
ten. 9hm ioa Der ibwar5e llnbolo
angcbli@ oci &leinen i'm 8or5inlmer
gcloiien iinO oaS Ni0ohen angeblib
in Elm 9tcbcn3inmer ge5errt baben.
Sbrc lmiten Siilfeihrcie ucrideud-
ten icood oen gteger, Ger ipGtcr Don
Dem Scrgeontcn Sin nno Dem 'Eoli-
Siiten @tc9enna per6oitet iputoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
Sic ediffS6un-s s0atiofcit.

9legierilng 6oiit 1900 SonoelSihiife
in einem Sabre fertig 81 boben
9tlr Sopon un0 Die Scr Stooteu
fonucn S9iiic boucn.
g9oibinqton 26. Sept. lle-
Ser Oos S6iff6ousgrogromm purOe
beute ser critic omtlibe 9eridt bon
Scr S6ifi6uu-9c6orOc scr 9unoeS-
&egierung alis9ege6cu. 9lus oeniel-
ben ergebt, ooB fait 1900 &ouiabrtci-
Sbiife bon rmgef66r 6,O00,000 Com
nen inner6ol6 eines 3eitruumeS bon
etmos me6r ais einem Sabre fertig-
geItellt merOen iollcH.
Sic 6ertigltcllmg Der in Ocn 9olt-
bofen bei6lagno6niteu Sdiffe rmO
Scr bcrcitS beIteaten oOer nod 5lt be-
iteacnoeu Sdiife, miro oem 2onOe
cine 6lotte BON 1900 Sdiiten nit
iiber 100000 Gomen SbiiiSraum
gebeu.
Syn Sabre 1919 weroen S6iffe
BON ungefd6r 100000 Eonnen
&oumgeboIt fertiggeitellt meroen.
Ser GOnereB lit ioe6en Inn cine Dill
lion Collars ongegangen moroei1
INN OieieS Erogromm 81 GnOe 81
fii6ren.
Gie 9riten NIT i6ren 100000
Sonnen Seefa6r5eugen iuO OurA
Mongel an 9lrbcitsfrditcn iln0 Nlo.
teriol am 9eioen bon SHiifen be6in-
bert. SSn alien onOeren S0n0erI
nit glusna6me bon SopaiL itcbt Der
@ou bon Sdiifen itia.
9lnerifa bciitt sur 3eit 100000
lleberiee-Sonnoge. Go5u fommen
rino 100000 Sonnen ser ociti6en
rno 0iterrcidiitben S6iffe. &apan
bat 100000 Tonnen Stolien f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-27
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glls Sergeant Sia bon oer iii04
Iiden 8oli5eiitation geItern 9[beno
ouf ieiner giunoe in ole glGbe ser
Sanober- unO MontgomcrD-S -StroBe
font muroe feline 9lufluerfiumtcit ouf
Elm eeidloHenes 9(litomobil gelentt,
aus nelbem lalite Stimmen eriAoa-
ten. 9ei'm g}Gbertrcten entoedte er
fiinf Solooten I'M Snneren ser Wln-
id6ine, Die elmer 6loi6e @bisfeD cifs
RIG 5uiprodcn. Wtit @iilfe ser %oli.
5iIten Sorriion unO StopIcton um-
ltellte nun Der Yoli5ei-Sergeont 0os
gluto uno iiberroidte oos Sertett,
oenn oud Der G6aufieur mar babel.
&ier Soloaten belperfItel(igten ibre
5lr6t, Der fiinfte ie0oh fonnte er-
mil6t merOen, ebenlo Scr Chauffeur
Sn Dem Nlotorpogcn puroc ouBcr
Der lecren Shnoppsfloide outb cine
gon5e &iite @icrfloibcn gefunoen
Die nod nidt angrbro1en mor. SSn
Der Holi5eiitotion ongelongt CAB Der
Gboafieur an @Omn 81. SoroD 5u
bciBen, 80 Sabre alt ou icin uno in
yir. 1884, Milfens- -g(penue, 81 mob.
men, Gr muroe fir Oie @uuocs .Ne-
bor0r feitgebolten ltnter Scr 8eihul=
oigllng, Spirituoien on SoIOoten
bera6reidt 5u bo6en. gus Stnats-
8eiiec miirOe gbriitie @ilOicc, eiu
Naitglieo oes 10. 9Icp-yorfer @lili8-
&egimentS 0os in Camp @iea0e ito-
tionirt it, fcItoeholten.