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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
ANOTnER ar IIMps

street car traffic on Market stree,
was tied up for while about
n'clock last evening. que 20 the fscy
That car No. le7. bound for Naaman's
Jumped the track a. Ninth and Market
streets.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

Among those treated at the DELAYS
Hospital today were:
John Schwab, abscess on Jaw.
Edward Sullivan bruised leg.
r. lay. cut face.
George Grisson. eur face
Edith Marisioll. bruised forehead.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
CHARLES IN AGAIN.

Charles August. who came before
Judge Churchmsn for the twenty second
time this morning, charged with being
drunk. was fined $40 and costs. Charles
said he was released from the work
house on the Fourth Of July.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
IN MEMoRIAM

IN memory Of my husband. Samuel II
Garden. who died July Ia, 1918.
know 7 shall meet my loved one,
Who has passed on before
And his face T shall see in all its glory,
When I shall stand on Eternity shore.
His Wife.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
parls NIarch 3n 1a17.


Dear Benefactors: I send you
thanks for your goodness to me.
7 am not yet years old. ! live
with my grandparents. who have tried
70 bring me up at their home for the
seven years that mamma is dead. My
papa was killed the 9th Of February
1917.
Grandfather Is 81 years old and
grandmother is 60 years old Often
these dear parents view the r age and
speak Of their fear that they Will not
be able TO accomplish their task, thai
is to give me good education.
Dear Benefactors, thanks to your
generosity their fear has disappeared.
They thank you sincerely. likewise
your little protege.
LUCIE SCHAEFFER.
Rue de la vote verte 80,
chez. NJ Picard.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
BANK cLEARINcs.

The Delaware Trust Company. This
local clearing house, reports the Will
mington bank clearings for this week
s. 200477.64, compared with s3,430. 30s.-
50 for the corresponding week, Of last
year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building
furnish the following quotations on local
sacurifiea.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
LOCAL WORKMEN
ADOPT French
WAR ORPHANS
(Continued From Flrst Page. }

under your protection. Having lost
our mother and also now our father.
we are very young to be left alone
Fortunately. our grandmother will
bring us up.
Dear sir. we thank you from the
bottom Of our hearts /. the older
Of the two. am writing you; my little
brother is still too young to do it
himself.
Our mother died FIVE years ago and
our father was killed in the battle OF
the somme on the 18th OF October last.
Our mother was S5 years old and our
father 80.
Please, dear sir. accept all our thanks
for all the family. With my most re-
spectfui salutations,
EMILE BLONDIN,
149 Rue de vanyre,
IA ACCOMPLISHMENT. Paris.
Paris. March 10. 1917.
Dear Sir: AS l am charged to
transmit to the little Albert Blondin
the beautiful sum which you are so
kind to send him every month, wish
to join with him in thanking you and
TO give you a few details concerning
this family. in which YOU interest
yourself so generously. The poor little
orphan and his brother are very
amiable. They belong to a very hon
est and laborlous family, but deprived
OF means The grandmother VINO has
taken charge OF them, lives in two
rooms in a poor frame house where
often the cold entered during this
hard winter She is now very old and
very deaf and 1t is especially an
aunt whose husband is at the front,
and who has herself three young chill
dren, who cares for the two little or
phans. She does that with great In
telligence and devotedness.
She will profit of your first char
ity to buy for the little orphan differ
ent things which be needs-shoes
warm clothes, etc.,-but her inten-
ton Is to economic as much as pos
sible on that sum in order TO put
ness he may have something.
the little orphan, that in case Of sick
some money in the savings bank for
I think myself that the little boy
who is dellcate-his mother was also
very delicate-needs more substantial
food. The child has already suffered
much. but thanks to your kindness
this situation win be greatly inl-
proved.
I could not tell you. sir, how CRATE
ful We all are in France for all that
you do towards our little orphans. so
numerous now: how much touched we
are by that impulse with which you
come to their assistance. They them
selves. feel II, though they conuot YET
understand Il very distinctly.
Your little orphan was z years old
last January third. He is still very
young. but this terrible war, in de-
lpriving him of his father. has made
him suffer and has aged him He I'M
I derstands that In America there are
some kind and charitable people who
wish to help him in order that he
might not be too unhappy and he
loves them already very much.
Deign to accept dear sir, with my
most sincere thanks the expression
OF my most respectful sentiments.
MAURICE MASON.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14
PNEUMONIA

Brazilian Balm never lost a
case, however violent. Has
always cured in 5 days. Give
) or 4 doses an hour faithfully
when patient is awake, and rub
hot on chest 3 times a day.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-14

On Monday | shall deliver to ship
builders general statement CT the
program which I have long been ma
turing for Communicating ships now
under construction for private ac-
count (such ships having an agere-
gate tonnage considerably in excess Of
100000 tons). l inclose a copy Of
that scheme. The essence OF this
program is TO commander all such
ships and expedite their construction
by adding labor and cutting out re-
hnements By thus FederaIizine each
yard. giving IL government help and
putting II on q speed basis, we shall
produce is greatest efficiency. As fast
as these are cleared each ward will
pc devoted TO the production OF
single type Of tonnage for which u
IS best suited. I count upon the com
plee cooperation Of the Yards.
ms program Is made comnrehen-
slle because expedition cannot be oh
famed IN yard engaged on rush
work and partly on pre-warfin,o sched-
uies. Ny investigation has satiseed
me that citizens Of the United stats
and Of our allies will pay the cos, n,
expediting ships now building for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
Wise Kansas Mothers No Longer
Dose the Children for Colds
he External Treatment Vcs Vap-ORub Introduced Here
From the South Last Winter Replaces Harmful Internal
Medicines, Poultices, Pasters and Flannel Jackets.

Vap-o.Rub Come IN ST. Form. and Is
Applied Over Throat .7 ehe.t The
BODY Heat Relaases the lnsre tents
in the Iorm Of Nspors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26

LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26

naae rhfEaf Ht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26

Miss Margaret Da anle Rao
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Sine 8ram un Gas crltidt.

0ie 76.jdbrige Srou @leonor
Wlurrap, mcl6e nit ibrer Sdmeiter,
Srou Wlorp @onrop, SO Sobre olt
in Oemiclbcn 3inimcr in Ssr. 1926,
@aicott. StraBc idlicf puroe Onrb
oas glusItromen bon @5os getootet,
ma6rcnO Die 2ebtere in lebcnsgcfdbr-
Iidcm 3uitonoe noM Dem ct. So
Iepbs Soipitol gebrodt murbe. Die
beioen Shmeitcrn melde gSittpen
moren, botten Die 9lneemobnbeit,
bei'nl S6loieueebcn oos @us nieorie
All 6rcbclL lpeldes pobrideinlif
oiirt6 cinen 2itft5lg ouSgel0idt murs
Sc. Soerbert GonroD, Elm Sobn bon
Sroit Gonrop, ipiirte oen @osgcrlih
uno iono sic beioen Srouen bonn
@os ii6crmonnt, in ibrem 3iumcr
nor. @dbrcno lcin 9ruocr @liAoel
Sdnen Or. Nt. s. NicglpoD bon 0tr-
S39 Sii6. Gawooo.gl0ey bcrbeiricf
lieB cr 5uqlceidD Den @ulmotor oer
CSosqelcliAoft fomucn nit oelleu
SIIfc cs geloug, 6rou Gorrop IN oos
2eben 5uriid5urufcL oo6 tonntc ocT
glr5t rur nod ocn SOD ser 6rar
NlurrnD beitdtigcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Der 2anf Scr 0aiicrS.

IN @liidiulmiA Icpcihcn an oen
&6uig bon 9opcru un0 Sen &1.
nig BON 9ulgaricn opSgc0riidt.
9lnldBlitb ocS criolgreibcn
sonlmc.giid5u9S uno Scr Sam.
pic bel Wlonaitir. Ter Erup.
pen oleicbioIls Gcoodt
g(miteroanL pio 9on0cn, q.
9R0r5. @oiier g9il6elm bat in ei.
ncm al Stonig 9uOwig BON 9opcrn
aeridtctcn SonOidlrciber sic alan.
5cnoe Gollc, pelhc Grm5 9tupprcdt
bon 9opern bel Oelu &iif5lige in
Sranfrcib 0cipielt bot 6etont unO
Dem S5ui9 in iolocuOel &orten Oie
in 9crliu bctdnnt 0ec6cu murOeu,
ratltlirt:
ng9ir oonlcn Die alGn3eno Eurd).
fiibritng Der groBen Geridic6ing
ocS 0eercS OIL scr @eitiront Ger ers
iolgrcihen 9lftiou SbreS SobneS al
eritcr Stelle. @r bat Oonit cinc glui.
oobc ourbGeiiibrt iuelnc Die bobltc
glnertenmn9 uerOiclt mo alIi Gin
9hl6mesbloit in Der @eibicbtc OcS
SriegcS cingetra0en ueroen miro.
IS moht mir cine alBeroroenilihc
,Sreloe, SSbucn oieS mitpt6ciIen.g
Ger Soiier telcgropbirlc icinc
@liicNpiiuihe old) al &rin3 9lupps
rcIt mo iagtc ii cincr al 5clomor-
idoIl uou Niuocnburg 1crihtcten
&obineiSorOrc:
Sic &eribiebltd All ser Sroni
in 6rontrcidj biIoct cine N'oBun6.
me bon ser NroBteu g9iHtiotcit iiir
cic ollgcneine Sage on uniercr
@eIiiront, sic ms GIcurroI 2uocn.
oorii iaBteu Oeu Guti@mB iiir Oieie
NloBnobmc, 0ird uclde cine 9oiiS
fir bic meiterc &ricgfGbrma &c.
ihoiien mnrSc@ Ger aoiier idIieBt
NIT Oen 9hisoriid NeS Gaufes oil oie
Generate. i6rc Sclicr mo oic Srup.
pen
(NrilB Siippre6 bon @oUern III
scr alicltc So6n Ocs a6nigS 2uOlpia
lmO bot III alien Oeliti6en Spcrotlo'
ncn in Srnufrcid cine 6crporr0cnol
Roae gcipielt. Gr connnonOirte IL
Der criten ShIudt bci 9pcrn ma
IwluOc BON 0enI aaiicr i6on 5mcimoI
Ncforirt gllS 6elOmarihaa b. 5iu
0cn6nra i'm lebten Srrbit 5im G6e
OcS 0roBen @cuernlI.o6s Ser 9lrmc,
crnonnt rirOc, crbiclt &rinj Shlp
prcbt 0os Gonulunoo iibcr aiie Nelt
ibcn Eruppcn an DER Sommc-Srout
&aiier grctulirt 0em g ..
nig 6er0inano,
9erliM pia SouOun a. NlGrj
&oiicr 92il6clm bot i'm SiabHC
chi OiciaGmpie 6ei 9)lonoitir iSlgcr
&c 05rotRlotions 1cpcibc al @6
lriJ 1croinano BON &lIeericu &c
ial,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
0jclOicnNnu9cn radl 0eutidlanO
nMO Neltcrreidlsl sllnanrt

fonnen micOer olircb ms bciorgt lucr.
Ocil. 9}euc &crbinoungcn ocriicbcrn
lidDerc gluS5abllngcH.
SbcO. $. 0icHcr g. Gu..
2i7 Gita9OlEmors.Str.
(MGr524 ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
lid. MnS NNdSMen.@ Site, 9Sc. bic $500.


Sic @cridtc 0eS General Sells,
moridoQs bon 6inOenblrg OoB iic6.
bic bul6ariidcn lwO Oclttiheu Trup4
pen III Ocn &1npicu bei Wionaitir
gI0n5eno gcihlogen bobcu, bobcn
mid nit StoI5 m0 6reuoe erfiild.
Sd 6o6e BON 9iilotp ititrurt, sen
oelitic6cu Erlppcn meinc Ooae 9Iucr.
fcnnltng anS5uiprcAen
oSnoenr i'd S6uen meine Slid
piinitc 5n Der glau5enoen Soltlmg
S6rer topieren 9rppen oisiprehc,
criut6e id sic, BON 9iilom Bu 6eaui.
tru6cn Sbre tapiercn Sruppcn bon
oem geridt OcS @eneral SeIonor
idoaS b. SinSenburo lmo por mei.
ncn @Iiiduiiui6eu IN &enutaiB Su
ieecu SD weiB, ooB unicre Grippcn
iortiabrcn pcr0eH, Ocm 6ciuoe NIT
oericlben ehtihlolicncn Soineobe imA
ocmiel6en iciien g9illen @iOeritouo
5u lciiicn unO i'm ongrcifcn lucrocn
biS ms ser entiheiocnOe Sieg 81.
iGat. Soft ae6e cSl~
(Gcr in Ser faiierliden Nepeibe
crp0bnte bon Billion lit pobrideiu
lid 6iirit 9iilcp Der irii6ere oellt.
ide Sicidsfon5Ier Gr pnr inn 3a.
mor in Ser Sdmcij imO bciinoct fch
wobrldeinlirb gegelnudrtio aili einer
oiplcnotiicbcn Miliion IN gtlga.
ricn)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
GunOentiun aencn 0inScrarbeit.

Sri. g. @linor iprad acgen oic
@eIogicr bon Glteru ainOer
| cria6tcu Oirh i6rc griperbSi6.
bigfeitcu ais @onOel0lio-Stcrnc
gauge 6omilicu. Ir. Gomoro
9S Chopper madte 9Ingobeu iibcr
aiuoerorbeif in 5ormgiiiriften.
Tie @elOgier bon Gltern pelhe
bon sen Grperbsidbiafeitei i6rcr
ain0er io5uiagcn berallidt ino,
bmurOe gcltern pon Sri. 9. YlinOr
BON 9tew gorf in Ser 0}orgen.
SiBimg Der notionaleu 9inoerorbeit-
Gonieren5 in Ger NlcGoD,Salle eben-
10 nerooinnlt, pie Die @elpiNenloiig.
feit ser 9lrbeitgeber Der &in0erorbeit
oeaeniiber. Gieie 3uit6uoe beluo6r-
bcitcn iid beionOerS in 9e5ug ouf
Die 8ciAGitigung bon 9inOern in
Der So6rifotion BON @onoel6ilOern.
gtcip gorf, erfl6rte Sri @liuor,
babe elm @eiet, pel6eS bic 9eibditi.
glmg BON GinOern regulirt, bod ole
6oben 2obne, luelde Oieien iilgenD.
lidben Sternen 6e5oblt miro ,peron.
| lobt Gle @ltern, Oos @eieb 81 binter.
eebeu. Sri. Niinor cr50blte bon ei-
rem Sail eincs ie6si6brioen ainOeS,
OoS cine 5omilie BON bier Vlitglie.
bern ern0brt Ser 8oter Got ieine
glrbeit nieOergelegt un0 t6ilt nihtS
anOeres, ais Oos &ino gum Sm0io
rm0 mieOer 5nriidSltrogen p0brenO
cine Wiltter 10 bingeriiicn BON Der
grperbsidbigfeit ibres iiiniid6rigcri
atnOes lplroc, 0oB Iie Gngugements
iiir Ooiiclbc ouf Ocn @onoclbilb. 10.
mobl pie legitimen 5bpater6iibnen
! iubie.
God eS 1T ni6t allein Oie groBe
lno dngeiiillte NietropoIc, Die ibre
glrmcc BON beOaucrnSpertbcu finOli.
den Grnd6rern bat. Gr. GOmor6 g.
Chopper, Ser SefretGr Ger n0roldcn
Staoten 0eS nationolen &inoer-
orbcit-@omitc's, iogte, OoB ein GRO,
| Der Ero3entiob Scr @er30gculn9 in
SduIorbeitcn oui 6cm 9onoc, in
! sSorniOiitriften Ourd 0cn llmltono
! berbeigefiibrt meroe, OaB 0ic &no6eu
ans Der SduIe genommen meroeiL
nm beim Ginbringen Der Grnte nit
| Ht6clfcn. 9r Chopper iteQte crlit.
lid in, ,Sraae, Oh oaS &inO, pclbes
auf elmer 6orm er8ogeu miro, - 10
I! ldnge ais ioeoler Ylob fir 0as &inO
onecieben pirfli1 10 gIiidlih it,
ols es 10 b6uiig geidilOcrt miro.
\ .@crn bic grnte rcii lit" ingtc cr,
nideint eS Oie notiirlicbe Gorousiet.
8une 8u iein oaB bic StinOer bic
4 Shule perloiien Inn bic @rntc cin-
4 5ibringcn
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llnioeriit1t Don @ireinieu iprod
Fiber sic &inOeror6eit. 3ltildnbe IN
@eitgirginicn onOere Sprcber
bon sSntcreiic maren: G6arIes &.
Sorner bon &onios.GitD, 9&hor0 81.
/ Gonant SefretGr 0eS Wloiio1uicttSs
gomite's; 6rou 81. g. Sailed, Dor.
! iiteloe ser Goniumentet 2i9o BON
| &entudp Sri. WSorp 2. @oIone,
\ 5obrif Snipeftoriu BON @ilming.
| ton Gel; Gouglos g. Solconer,
SefretGr Oes 9}cp SSeriep Goni.
tc's. lnO SRI. Glio @ertbeim bon
ser Suoenile Groteetipe 9liiociotion,
| Chicago.
i @ci Sem 2und, mel6er int Gitp
| @h6 i'm @liniep @eb0u0c, geeeben
wlIrOe, bieItcn 5pei GeOncr 9(nipro.
d)en on Oie Gonferen5 Gr. ". s.
| Wlcaelwop, iiioIider Scfret0r OcS
notionolen ainoerorbeit @omitcs,
peIder iiber ,@inoer olS StroBen.
&erf6iier~ ipradE amo Or. Step6cil
g. gaiie BON ser 8rcieii Spnngoec
in gleiu Dorf, pelder iibcr ,GiC
neiicre 8elt iiir 0os aino" iproh
Der Nnuocl init Saonmcrifa.
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-245 suScsiallc- 27O 0Ic6nrten.


Mur0cn in Der lcbtcn @ohc Ocm
ltdStiitben @eimObeitS Geparie
ncnt bcriAtet Gin nelcr nc
nin9itiS. unO ell neucr 9lot.
terufoIl pnroen gciicrn eutocdt.
Grci wcitere SppbuS.50llc in
Gllicott.Gitv.
9MS Dem modentliden 9crid5t oes
it1otiideu @ciHnObcits Gcporie.
mcuts lit 81 erie6eu OoB in Der per-
gongcnen @oAe 2l5 SoOesidlle &c.
mcIoet purOcu. Gle 3obl scr GoOeS.
iGue betrug in Oerielbeu g9o6c oes
ucrgongeuen SobreS 24i, 2i4 in
1915 mo PSI III 1914 Gic 3abl Der
in Der lebteu @ohe berihtetcu @e.
burten belief iidl mIf 270. 9ln Ger
S6pinOiutbt itarben % &erionen,
Is all elmer arcbstranfbeit, 80 an
eiuem Ser5leiOeH 81 on Der 2lngens
ent5iiltOung imO 26 an scr @rig6t'
idcn 9ticrenfranf6eit. 3lpci 9serio.
nen beein9cn SelbitmorO, wdbreno
IS 6ei llnidlleli mrs 9eben ramcn.
Wf feuiuaitiS.
GoS Geiimobeits Ccportemcni
mir0e geItcru ollI cinen peitercn
NlcuihgitiS8oll ouilncrtiom &c.
moGt. GieS bringt bic 3obl iiW oie
gauge 9Gobe oli i3 nit Orci toOtli.
cbcu SGIleu II. rSpbu 3. Sogan
5micter @eilmobeitS Gommiiidr,
6oiit ooB cine Gpioemic uiht ans.
brcd)en miro, ga CT bercitS Gorfcb.
rungcn 0etroiieu bat, Inn Die &er
brciting Ser &ronfbeit um00Gb jit
moGeu
9 latternfoll.
,su Gem Smtie gtr. 1882, 9lor0.
! @oIfc-StroBe. Wuu6e gciteru pieOcr
Gin 9lotierufronfer entOedi. GS III
ser 9lcgcr SSoncS @fc9carcu, ser
aeltern 9|ohmtiog nod Der Qua,
rontdne acion0t mlroc. Gor 5c6n
Eogcu lpilr0e cine blottcrufrontc &e-
germ aus Dem Sauie ocNomncr
Tic onocren @eluobner murocn &c.
iupit, lucsbaIb @icSearcn iid) in ci.
/ ncm ioIbeu 3iiionoe bciin0et sal
CT icOcnfalls in aoB tilr3cr 3cit
lpieOer entIqiien perOcn fam.
! iGppblts in @lIicotts Gitn
Grci wcitere GppbuS IGllc wur
Sen eeitcru in GIIicoti-Gito cniOedt
Gic 2ranfeR iino: Sri. ,Sloreic,
9}itter Scrnon WAlIliuemu mi
Charles @ermom Swci 9erionc,
itorbeu in scr Iebtcn gSoGc.
@clOicnNnt9cn radl 0eutidJlanS
nrO GeFcrreidJ-llngoru
fonncn wicOer ourcb ms bciorgt ipcr
Ocii 9}cilc @crbinoungcn ocriiDcrI
iihcrc gIuS5abllngcn.
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Der SanOcI init gaOnmerita.


g9eil Der Soien bon Baltimore
ollBergepobnli1e @ortbeilc iiir oen
SraAtDcrfcbr bietet, bat oic o9iitrotc
glgcucies Co.. meI1e bon gS. ".
@rare x 50. BON 9iclp.Dorf, Scr gr0B.
ten grportiirmo III ocn Ser. Staal
ten, controlirt miro, bei6loiien i6rell
Support bon @uono ni6t mebr iiber
G6arleIion S.lGs pmO Sadlonuiae,
Sla, mic iriiber. ionoern iiber @olti,
more 5lt leiten 9ie 5irma inportict
eon3 beocutenOe QuantitGten pom
Guono im0 Soon.glitratcn aus Siio.
gImerifa, pelde frii6er 5u einem ie5r
aroBcn Sbeil nod pen genanntcn Nd-
len gingen iu0breno ser Hcit iibsr
gtelpY Yorf, F6ilooelp6io iIno @il.
mingtou sur MISUNDERSTANDING 5c-
iauot lpuroe. Der bieii0e @cihdits'
iiibrer Ger ,9litrotc 9lecncies So" =,
Sor. HoB, gloilbt, ooB iiir ieinc 6irnn
IN g(nbetrodt ser beoeiltenO uerbcl.
ierten 9lnlogcn IN oieiem Soien cine
slcnoerine Scr &onte bon 0roBem
Sort6eiI iein miro. Tod iino iciner
9lmi6t nod Die SicrmtIngcn nod
pidjt geniiGeaO, uno scr 9att Don gro.
ben @oorcrbGllIern cine gtotbper-
Oigfeit, neil Der ii6 fir Baltimore
ItctS bcbeuoc Sro1tucrfcbr iolNe
9outcr 5u cincr imbeomgtcn glot0,
munninfeit utadlt.
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9(miteroum "a. @idr5. oia
2onOon. g(ooli bon 9atodi sGrd.
iiocnt ocS oeutiden Sriegscrndb.
ringSomtcs, bat nod elmer @erIiucr
@epcide al ous Reuter 9iucou, III
ciner glniprobe m cine glboromna
in 8c5ug olIi Oic qcbensmittcliroae
iemem poIIen |crtroicn 9IusOrud
geaebeD ooB sic porbouocuen @ori
rdtbc bis 5ur ndhitcn Grnte ousrcia
den pcrocn. @otodi idreibt Ole &C.
gcmp6rti9e Sunppbeit Dem Iongc
onOaucrnoen @intermcttcr 5lL ooh
nit @intrctcl eeIinoeran @etterS
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outtion IL ireilidl nid)t 70 aroB mic
IN 6ricSciS8eitcn BOD sic gorr1tbc
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b6btcn @reiie uio ocr Grtrng miro 10
bod iciu mic Sic Sric1s5uiiduoe cs
gcitntten.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
NoIIanOa San6eI mit NcntIdIanS.

SclIonoS SauOcl nit 0cutidJlanO.
Sm AooG gHcocrIauoc, "a.
@ldl5 0fii5ieIle Stotiitif ociet,
0aB %olIaHOS GrpotSan0eI init
Gruti,bloNO ictt cine Sobe pon $2i,.
100000 prp atouot crrcicbt bat Dic
9Irsiubr feet lidl 1oup!iahlid ans
Wcrocn St,novicb uuo @cmaic all,
i1'rnlsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

9IbOnnentsH bic Den nnenifdltn
GOrreIpouScatcH4 nidlt pinFtIid OSev
unreaeImGfis erbuIteu, Fub aebeitt
Der Office OupOu per EslcphOu ubss
idriFIia H'iiitbriInna "a maaltv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

gu Sm amrrtanden gadermar eriduo FuS anr,eu Die
uaIch arrasbHder sic ben mcuuica Seaa ilulen ep
in Berlin Dcransacos6ea 2ctdano ia @iOuu
GgempIarcu ucrbrect FaO.
Gieie Bidder bi0c cine a6u3cnoe 9cnde Dorig Der uet'
Qdii6m @regui ole 3lr ct aue gSe IN Nicm bolt User ~
ocicm gees Ser 1ain a gnbeI uin 0cr oo ndt yer.
idun oc rCGSbr eicn gisbr r0 io9ca0e SaHDe er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
Die &6fa&t am &Raaerrak
Son nut 50 @iI0ern liuO SSarfcn.

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Sner gtcrcn ocrbrgt M Gin 0fitr Der ont6cn aia
rnc sic erpBe 5Iad Sfoacro mgauodt uuo oul lAcs
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bat
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-26
NOTICE OF cHATTEL MORTGAGES
SALE

Whereas. one VIII Dahl.Sof Codinp.
ton County, State OF South Dakota,
Mortgagor. did ID the 18th day 81
September. 1915, make his certain
Chattel Mortgage to The Minneapolis
.kThreshing Machine Co, West Mime
apolis, Hopkins 20. OF Hennepin
County, Mimi, Mortgagee, dated Sep
TENDER 18th, 1915. to secure the fol-
lowing Indebtedness, to-wit: One Ault-
man Taylor Engine. 20 hi P,,s No.
6746; one Minneapolis Separator, 40x-
go. No. 1887, with trucks; one 8
less Wind Stacker, No. 1914, 62in.;:
one b. & B.SVeigher, No. 1426, and
all fixtures and appendages;
And whereas, default has been
made@in the conditions contained iii.
said mortgage, and which defaKlt con-
sists in non-payment OF notes.
And whereas, there is now due on
said mortgage the snIn &c SIX Hun
dred Nftythree and 22-1O0 Dollars, for
principal and interest.
Now, therefore, notice III hereby
given, that, by virtue OF said mort
gage and by order Of said Minneapolis
T~hreshing Machine Co., the present
owner thereof. / viii sellzaafn..hisc
auction, the following described chat
tells, described In said mortgage, at
Southeast quarter, Section s, Grace
land Township, 9 miles north OF Hen
nv, s. d. In Codington County. South
Dakota, at the hour Of 400 O'Clock
y. M, IN Saturday, the fourth day OF
August. 1917. to-witt: Z
One Aultman-Taylor Engine, rs HI,
sP, No. 6745.
One Minneapolis Separator, 40x62,
No. 1887. with trucks.
One Gearless Wind Stacker, No.
1914, 81 inch.
One B. &. B. Weigher, No. 1426, and
all fixtures and appendages
Above described property subject
Ito prior mortgage OF Dugan-Bennett
Implement Company
Dated at Watertown, South Dakota,
July 18th, 1917.
The Minneapolis Threshing
Machine Co, Mortgage.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-26

peska. When the doctor was here
last winter he partly promised the
Chamber of Commerce officers that
he would spend a week or two at the
lake this summer. While in the city,
Or. Mead will combine business with
pleasure-and probably most of the
time will be business, since DR.. Mead
was never known to devote much
time to rest. He will look over the
hospital site south Of the city
with q view TO instituting certain pre-
liminary work in laying out the
grounds. It is Dr. Mead's view that
before building operations are COM
menced here the ground should be
laid out, walks planned. trees planted
and In growing condition, etc. This,
said the doctor when here last win
ter, will take some years to develop.
DIR. Meadss c~onneetion with the
Yankton institution, by the way, dates
back to territorial days.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-26
WHY it SUCCEEDS.
Because It's For One Thing Only, and
Watertown People Oppreciate
This

Nothing can be good for everything.
Doing n thing well brings sue
cess.
Doan's Kidney pins are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here is WATERFOWL evidence to
prove their worth:
Mrs, NJ. r. Allen, 223 S. Oak ST.,
WATERFOWL, says: Several years
ago / had kidney trouble and suffered
from all the pains and aches that go
with 1t. Doan's Kidney Pills were
highly recommended to me and I be-
gan using them. Three boxes cured
the attack and improved my condition
in every way"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney PilIs-the same that
cured Mrs. Allen. Fester.Milburn So.
Buffalo, N. T., Props. Adv. Z