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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Keen Fit and Feel Fine.

Foley Cathartic Tablets are q well
come physic that thoroughly cleanse
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and
arouse the liver. For Indigestion. bill.
iousness, bad breath, bloatinGy gas. OF
constipation, no remedy is.more highly
recommended. sluggish bowels are the
direct cause Of many Ills and the in.
direct cause Of many more. Undigestl
ed food poisons the whole system
Don't be careless. See that your bow.
els are regular Keep At. Then You
will feel fine. Sold everywhere.-Ad-
-ertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
WAeNER'S MARKET REPORT.
From Private Wire Of E. w. Wagner e.
Co.. Over "a East fain Phone 1919.

NOON GRAIN LETTER.
Chicago, July 17.-Corn has displayed
remarkably firm tone today. The
weakness in oats was the prime factor
in depressing corn values. The fail
ure OF peace talk 10 assume a definite
form accounted for some of the buy
ing. The crop news could hardly be
improved upon. The tremendous dis
count at which the new crop options
are selling under the cash also attract
ed buyers. This applied in a lesser
degree 10 oats. There is sufficient I'M
certainty regarding the crop promise
to cause hesitation on the selling s,oe
of corn at the extreme declines, even
in the face Of the maximum recently
set. The cash demand remains active
for corn.
A large line of oats for eastern ac-
count was thought to have been liqui-
dated today. The short interest in
corn after the lucent decline since
last week was very large and prices
We're bid up rapidly.
Chicago car lots-Nheat IS: corn.
112: oats, AS.
Clearances-Wheat, 100000; corn.
none; oats, none.
Northwest cars. wheat-Minneapols
127; Duluth, s: Winnipeg, I27
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
aushino Aviation Legislation.

Washington. July H-Another speed
record in considering the $40, 100000
aviation program BILL passed last Sat-
urday by the house in five hours. was
made today when the senate military
committee, in a forty-five minute SEES
sion unanimously ordered favorable
report without amendments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
MINNEAPOLIS Cash Grain,

FURNISHED by Lanson Bros. G. Co. 203
Masonic Temple: Phone 1881
Minneapolis. July 17.-Wheat-No. /
hard, 2.75; 70, northern. 2.60@2.7O;
No. northern, 2.40@e.5Os No. ? hard
Montana, $50 6255; No. durum, 2.15
@2.oO; No. durum. EOS @2.15.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, lSO@1.91; to ar
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
R,,o. Of CHICAGO Grain Prices.


Chicago, July 17-Wheao-July open
ed at 2.0S; highest. 2.67; lowest EOS;
closed, 2G7: September. highes, LIS;
lowest, 1872; closed, 1.a3.
Corn-Septembet opened at 15sH
highest, 100; lowest. 1855; closed
100; December opened at i.10A ;
highest, 11Sss; lowest, LOSS closed
1.131s.
Oats-July opened at $50: highest
es4; lowest, sI5s; closed. eSA; Sep
tember opened at So; highest, 551s
lowest, 631s, closed. 54A.
Pork-July closed, 1850: September
highest, a9.s0s lowest 1915; closed
1880.
Lar-July opened at 2o.75; highest
eo.75; lowest, 20s5i closed, 20.S5; Sep
tember opened at 2L05; highest 2l.05
lowest, 1880; closed, 1920.
Ribs-July opened at 21.55; highest
2165; lowest, 21.4o; closed 21.421 Sep
tember opened at 21Js7; highest, 21.s7
lowest. 21s2. closed. 21.57.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
charge Of the personnel division re tn
signal corps, with four officers ant
forty clerks in his office.
n..m.n prinee : Housahreaker.

German Prince Housebrsaksr.
Paris, July I'm. Dubers, owner
chateau at Compeignes Monday start
ed formal prosecution in Paris OF Ger
man Prince Eitel Friedrich. fourth sol
of the kaiser, and his army staff, f0b
'housebreaking and pillaging.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
LACK OF CONFIRMATION OF
PEACE RUMoRs HOSTS
PRICES.
WHEAT ALsoeHows
EIRMERTENpENclEs
Urpromiains ieidAdvfces From, Can
ada Give Strength to Market-oats
ShoNs@Ga Gains <irvSympathy With Corn
-ProAA sions Tend Downward Owing
to Weakness Of Hogs,

Chicagns July 1T-Higher prices fol
corn resulted today from the fact thai
peace rumors had received no con.
firmation and that cable advices again
prolonged hostilities. Opening quota
lions. which ranged from y cent &c
2B cents higher with September al
sl591s and December at s1.10A tc
SIP, were followed by moderate fur
ther upturns before reaction set in.
Scarcity OF arrivals led subsequently
to a fresh display OF strength. The
close was firm, l to ~ cents net high
err with September at $3.50 and De-
cember at s1.I31s to sl.l3as.
Wheat.
Unpromising field advtces from Can
ada appeared to give flrmness 10
wheat. Prices opened unchanged TO Il
cent higher, at s2.06 for July and
$780, for September. a level from
which no variation took place for a
considerable time.
Later weakness developed in the
September option because Of selling OF
houses with eastern connections. The
close was steady at range varying
from 2lA cents decline to y cents ad-
vance, with July at s2.0T and Septem-
Der at 1913.
Oats.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17

rive, 1889 100; others, 1.l26l.90.
Oats-,No 8 white, TAX @75h; No. I
white, 7SA @75.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Chicago Potato Market,
New York Produce.

Chicago, July 17-Potatoes, I'M
changed. Receipts 20 cars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17

FURNISHED by Lanson Bros. & Co. 2os
Masonic Temple. Phone 1881
Chicago, July 17.-Corn-Foreign dis
patches indicating prolonged war and
news from Washington in regard 10 the
opposition to the administration food
control program. combined with re-
newed strength and higher prices for
cash corn, caused a well sustained ad-
vance in futures. Some Of the recent
sellers were credited with reinstating
their lines, while shorts, who became
too aggressive on the break. were
Obliged to bid up the market, which
closed at practically the top point OF
the day, Those who are 4bullish point
to the extreme premiums obtained for
cash corn and dry, hot weather IN GER
tain sections OF the southwest
Oats-Oats were very Irregular be-
ing hishar at one time On local short
covering. and later sharply depressed
by sellingswhich was credited to east
ern longs. No permanent break can
be expected,so long as cash premiums
are SO well. held. and which Is likely
to continue until the new crop moves
in volume.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17

VI. Schaumasse, Of the Nice France)
has discovered new
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
CHICAGO Grain Close,

Chicago, July 1T-Wheau-No. 8
hard, new, nominal
Corn-No. 2 yellow !. s5 GOO; No.
yellow, 1913: No. yellow, LBS u.
Oats-No. 2-white, "a g757a; stand
ard. Is 915A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Minneapolis Wheat,

FURNISHED by LaTnson Bros. & Co. 203
Masonic Temple; Phone 1881
Minneapolis, July 17.-July-Open.
s.47; high, 2-4s; low, 2.45, close 2.45ls
September-C1ose, 1.95.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
LEFTOVER HOGS
BURDEN MART
PRICES SUFFER DECLINE Be
CAUSE OF OVER ABUNDANCE
OF PoRcINES.
PRIME CATTLE ARE
IN EXCELLENT DEMAND

Sellers, However, Have Few Of Desired
Quality and Trading 10 Slow-Sheep
Are Firm, Arrivals Falling Far Short
Of Run Expeoted-curre.t Quotations
of Leading Markets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. July 7.-Cattle-Estimated
receipts FOR today, 800; market steady
to 10 cents lower
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Oats rose with corn.
Provisions
Iamson's Grain Letter.

Provisions tended downward owing
to weakness Of the hog market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-17
Ho,u Io,ua Responded to Call
For Red Cross War Fund

all the Red Cross $780,
subscr to July 9:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

omtlib bena6ri6tigt poroen, OoB
&oblen aus Dem 9iubrreuier in iold'
rei9lidem @laBe na9 Der S9wei8
beforoert meroen iollen 0aB ale 5a-
6rifen i'm @ebiet Der @iogenoiien-
i6aiten in oollem 9etrie6 erbalten
peroen f0nnen. Ger &o6IentranS-
port fin0et nuf Dem 9fbein BON 9uis-
burg unO onoeren nieoerrbeinii6en
Sdfen bis gaiel Itatt. (Sn Den De-
peiden Der u9liioc. Freiie4 mur0e
Dor einigen Eogen eemelOet, oaB
Sam6urg feline &o6len 6a6e.)
gllle N}Gnner uno &naben
aus @ali5ien BON 0en
9tuiien berib leppt.
&oIn, 3. Nloi. ~ Gie o&olnii6e
8eihmg~ meIoet, OuB oie 9luiien aus
Oen BON ibnen beiebt gebolfenen 8e-
5irfen @ali5iens, beionoers aus ser
@egen0 bon Stonislau, &olomea,
8aleie5pfi lnO 9uc5ac5 aIle @ewo6-
ner mGnnli9en @ei6le9ts i'm 9llter
bon 10 bis 40 SSa6ren Deri6leppt 5a-
ben. Ser geiomnlte @ie6beitonO lit
gerau6t lmo aus oen ofientli6en @e-
bduoen iino ollie @inri6hngsgegen-
itdnOe BON g8ertb geitoblen morOen.
Die 0eliti9en Golonien Ntaria6ilf
6ei &olomea unO Gnibinin bel Sta
nislau iino g0n5li9 ntsgepliinoert
unO Oen @ro6ooen gleibgemadt NOR
Oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

lingcn sic nod ni6t lanqe i'm 6el0
moren; IpGter botte iic6 ole, 5l iener
&ero6tung oeS @el0eS ourbgeruns
gen, oie bon Der iteten g}a66oridoit
0es &o0eS lin5ertrennlib lit. llnO
mie OoS @nen re9elmdBig FAM Oa
6otte oaS @elo oub nod Den lebtcn
Gelt bon 0oIcnS5med Dcrloren. Die
8anfnoten woren mur chen 0oS 8a.
pier, ouf Oem iie GcOrudt worch
nidts meiter,
Die gGelt in Scr iie 9aIten mar
0erilnfen, sic Belt, in ser tic eNuos
beoeutctcn CAB es nirbt me6r. g2icb-
tig mar: OoS @epcbr, Oic SonO0ra-
ndte, ser Spoten gum @ro6eu OoS
@ntlauiungSmittel Ger iprod bon
&etroIelmL wie irii6er bon elmer f0it-
li6en Seftmarfe), 0ie Cigarette, onS
9roO. 6ertiG iouit CAB cs ni6tS
@idtigeS me6r.
Ger eigcntliGe, ser cnti6eiOenoc
llnteridieo 5miicben aricg mO 6rie-
Oen 6eite6t oorin, BOB inn 6rieoen
Oos @eIo wie6er 99ert6 gepimtt.
o@iein llrImub begann crit ais i6
meine 9rieitai6e 5um critemale
mieoer 6erauSne6men fonnte." limo,
10 won0el6or mo mi0eritonOSiGbig
imO t60ri6t 1T ser @}cnid, er las
nm oufmerfiam ieine @ei6dits6rie-
ie no6 lmo telegrap6irtc ieinem ol-
ten %roflriiten imo bate anI oritten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

0lerfWiiroigite mar e6en, mie oieier
Oionu erleben muBte, 0aB 0aS @elO,
oaS aamd6tiee @elo, oos er nit TO
6eiBem Wtiiben ero6ert bate, in ieiner
neuen @elt gan8 obnmd6tig geluor.
Oen mar.
6riiber moren 0ie @iirite un0 fei.
nen S6ndpie immer6m nod cine
9luS5ecbnung gepelen oorin erl6opi.
te ii1 0ie &roft ser @liaion, i6lieB-
lid bate es au9 0amit iein @nOe,
un0 er mar eritalnt elmer @eIt preis-
gegeben, in Der man iib ni6tS falfen
fonnte, nibt oos 9ebogen, ni6t Oie
Sdttiguna ni9t einmal Oas Seben
ieI6it.
Sdon 6ei ser 9(6ri6tltng TT lnge-
oenter 2onoihtrm bite IL mar Dies
10 ionoerbur: Nlon muroe erI60pit
einio9 6iln6smii0e, miioer ais friiber
inn Gontor oOcr anl Spieltii6, in0
man fonnte ii6 nidt alii ieinen
i9peaenoen 0ioan Iegen, bonn glito
no6 Sous io6ren laiien. llnO Oonn
lag man aiif ser @r0e, in noiien 80
bern iuO g8infeln, in0 babel erin.
nerte er Ii9, oaB er ii6 cine gillo
bmlen lieB, lpcil man in Ieiner Sung
geielenpobnune, BLOB cine fIeine
@tage BON ie6S 3immern, bod nibt
pobnen fonnte. @r muBte imler-
men. Seine gon5e @eltnni1anlAg
brad 5uiammen. Seiu 9ebtog 6utte
er iib gaplogt, Inn oiel @elo 5ll 6a.
ben, un0 olf einmal mar es gar
nibts, Id6erlidj, beIanglos, ii6erfliii-
iig. Iie 6el0poIt bra6te i6m 8rieie
nit oen ni9tigiten 9lbi1liiiien, N}it-
t6eillngen lno es fam ibm 10 lnn-
los Dor, 0aB er iie gar ni6t las.
@elO, me6r @clO ooer meniger,
ooS NOR 6o6 10 gleicbqiiltigl So, ou
0ullic bette OoS @clO einen SinL
BORT fonnte man 9lacS Ooiiir 6aben
nber in einem @ro6en, in 0er9edln9
eincS oeriboiienen @olties, oellen
@ouern ein5uitiir3en oroben? &onn.
te,man Der Diouer @elo geben, oomit
iic nidt einltiir5t? 0oer oem feino-
li6en 9lrtiaeriiteu, oamit er nidt 10
efelboft einen obiu6t2 SOer iidO oll6
mr einc Gede 5um 2iegen oomit
faifen2 G0er Den minmernOen $u-
oen oo0on iiber5eugen ooB er oo6
nod irqenomo Elm poor Gier itno
Sbee babe? Gr botte in ieiner @elo-
fabe boriidtSbalber einen 0iden Sou.
fen bon @eloi6einen nit 8tlbel lmO
SrancS, Ntorf unO &ronen elm aan5
bIbideS 8ermogen, unO er mar TO-.
melt, ooB cr gerne fir cine 5loi6e
g8ein, Elm Stiid SGinfem cine Eaiel
GcbofoIaoe ma6re 2ie6baberpreiie
bot. Sicr inlo oo, 10 ioete er be-
fam CT AUDI oafar ehpas BON gieu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

Gaze i6on Sans mi5Hgc Gcr5ono-
lungeu. Sans midtige, unO muBte
BOD gIei6 mieoer in 0en &rieg.
Die 0}eiiten merOen 0icie @lei3-
belt wunOcrDoll iinOen, un0 in Der
16at, Ocr&rieg wGre lmertrdgli9 iiir
oas @mpiin0en, wiiBte man, e5 giebt
2eute 0ie ii6 BON i6m loSfaufen
fonnen. 1enn5b lit eS 81 iagen, OaB
in 0en @eitdnoniiien jeneS 0liaio-
mars neben scr aQqemeinen Gra9o0ie
cine 6eion0ere licqt. Si6er lit Oiei
ltmpdl5ung fir i'm lt1rfer iin6 iei-
ne Gpier 66ber uu0 9r6Ber ireilib,
miro Gin ni6t 9on3 un6eretbtigter
9lei0 meineu, Bat er eS i'm I5rie0eH
0aiiir 6eiier ge6o6t in0 10 gIeidt Sic
S6idialsrec6uung ii6 ans. Snrmcr-
BIN ser llnteri6ieO, ser 9l6lhtr3 lit
aroBer 6ci i6m Der frii6cr feline Gier-
telihm0e 81 SUB ging ais ctiua 6ei
eincm Characterization, lpi0 cs lit
nic6t o6ne 5ntereiic, iol6eu @citan0-
niiien nad55ulinnen.
9lH 9l6enO Oe5 ie9iten SngeS trdi
i6 mcinen MliQiondr i'm E6eater. cr
fab in elmer 9oge mo aQe5 idicn
mie emit in Berlin: nur OoB CT c6cn
cine llniioun itott 0eS Smofing
trlg: freilid mar e5 idon wieocr ei-
ne hmfelnagelneue. llno 0onn mar
ga nod Der fleine llnteri6ieO, ooB
cr 9l6cn05 oIei6 noG Dem 66cater
pieoer a6reiite; ms 8eI0.
Gr 6atte touieu0 0inge 81 fragen
ali Oie @in3igfeitcn BON emit inte-
reiiirten i'm, neie Stiide, S6auipie
Icriuneu, &latI6. Gabei iu6 cr auf
lie ll6r, o6 er nod 3eit genug babe.
INN 3ur mbeio6Ienen StnOe ,a6-
mori6bereit 5ll ieiu. llno er er3d6te
mir, er iei ie6r beirieoigt bon Der
@eiprediug nit ieinem @rofrriiten
geueien, oaS @ei61it qinqe CLAN
5enO. @r fam MN in einen i6mieri-
gen inO 6artcn &rieg mo er ireutc
idL 0aB er neues @elO gemonncn
babe. 90 griinOlib Der ariea i6a
bermau0elt 6otte, 10 9riin0li6 idien
Die cine llrlaubmo6e i'm mic0er 5il-
riidDeruauoelt 81 6o6en, Scr 8rie.
0en5meui6 bon emit mar mieoer 0c.
&1geiregen Deri6ittete @r66en
Stlrm ii6er &er6au6e BON Gtadel.
ord6tcu 0oS ollc5 ermortele i6n oa
fonute man bloB nit 9hlt lno &e6en
5a6len imo oaS wuBte er nun, imO
oenno6 freute i6n OaS ueu Der.
oiente @elo. g9os Iiedt alles an
G6or6eiten mo g8ioeriprii6en in ei-
nem Menicben
Gam, ais bel einem 9(fti6hB Die
2eute beitia flotibten murOe auf
einmol iein @eii6t onOerS, ein leitb-
ter 3ug oon Gfel molte lic6 Ooriu er
grill in ieine Gold)e &aS ildte er:
Die 9ilau|, ueue &ouiontrdae? @S
mar cine San0forte. ST jeigte mir
Oorin po6in er glou6e mari6iren
5u ioQeu mas oie 9luigo6e ieiueS &e-
giment5 iein fonne. Gie &om60ie
6eaom micOer, CT iproA leiie inO
eifrig in ieiner 9oge weiter. Gie
2eite io6en ii6 nod i6m nm lnO
einigc rieicu @itl.... ga 6lidte cr
iic oerd1tliA an itcdte 6oltig sic
&arte ein mari einen Iongeu, ion0er-
6orcu 9lid ii6cr oie gepubte @cn9e
unO ooS ieitIide &mS, oriidtc mir
eilig Oie SoHO unO fn6r mieoer in
Sen &ripn g 9}n1tpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

90 erifo, 6. @}oi. - Die ieierIi.
6e SSnauguration Oes @rGiioenten
Garran5a Oie lesten @}outag itatt
fano, CAB 0en rieiigen @lengen ole
Die StraBen belebten, Inn ii6 oos
prG1tige militGrilcbe S6alipicl an
6uieben pieoerum 9lnlaB 81 elmer
begeiiterten &unoge6ltng fiir oas
Gelitide 9fei1 itnO Oeiien oiplomoti-
i6en @ertreter in Wlerifo, oen faiier-
Ii6en @eionoten, &errn BON @dorOt.
gg1bren0 bel Der 9luifa6rt oes ame-
rifonii6en 9oti6afters Senrp 2Bra.
t6er 5let6er, cine eiiigeStiae 6erri6-
te, Die 5eitpciie 0ur6 3ii6en lnO
@eio6le linterbro6en muroe, mar ser
oeuti6e @eionOte ser ein5iee ausl0n-
oii6e Diplomat, ser ii6er6aupt bon
Der &olfsmenge Ollr9 SGnoeflatiGen
un0 So6ruie ausge5eidnet muroe.
Simmer lmO INNER mieOer wuroen
o8iDo" ouf 0eutl9Iono umO ieinen
&oiier laut.
Gie Sodrrfe fiir 6en oipIomati-
I1en 8ertreter 0es oeuticben Heides
mnren cine &unogebung, oie ouf
oem gan3en Q8ege anbielt lln0 Die
Strait, in Der OaS Golf leiner 9egei-
Iterllng iiir Geuti6Iano 2uit mo9te,
ldBt ii9 unmo9lib i6iloern. Ser.
eleiden ldBt iie ii9 MIR nit 6eu 9ei.
fallsfltnOge6ungen fiir BrGiioent
@orran3a, Ger ben 0littelpllntt Der
6eier biloete.
G6ina uro 0euti&Gon0.
Niertfo,, 6. O}ai. II 0ie 5a6l-
reide 6ineiiibe 9ep0lferlng in ser
3iepu6iif @ierifo bat gegen oo5 @or.
9eben i6rer &egierung gegen 0altiA-
lano icbarien 4}roteit erbo6en. Plus
alien StG0ten ser Rcpu6lif fommen
&unogebungen Der 9ineiii6en Golo.
MEN, in oenel gum gluSOrud gebraht
miro, OoB oas 6ineiii6e 8oIf teinen
Grieg nit 0aiti6lano miinidt, uno
Dab iid BON ben 21 Stoaten Der 9fe.
pu6lif ni6t peniger ais IS ireimii-
tbig gegen einen &rieg NIT 0eltib.
lonO alsgeiproden ba6en.
9o miro beiipielsweiie in elmer
nit 8a6lreiden llnteri6riiten 6eOed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
Dec Suffers Gdluascr OcrluunOct.

9lmIter0anL 20. @lai. ~ 9ic
0cutiben 3eitltugen beri6ten bob
@rin5 A0olf bon 9c9olrmburg,2ippc,
Der S6moger OeS &aiierS g8ilbelnL
idmer Dcrlpunoet nlroe; er wuroe
BON cinem @ei6oBiplitter am &opie
gctroifen. &rin8 9IOolf lit Der @atte
ser 4rin5ciiia @ictoria bon 4SrcuBeh
ser S6mciter oes &aiierS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
gie Sttmmntte III asteetIto,

sceneu bel EMANCIPATION @raOntcn Garron5o 9eos
oenoutratiou fir Ole 0attib Geanotidof G0ineen in @e
uo fenen arieg 6rcS Senmt6slanoes nit GaAlnO
@ine sepuItge 8nfnIoon opiiu 9rgentnieu uu6 0cti@
IanO gr6aln sic s8o5r6e fber Oie sodoae in 0ahi4on0
9louen
(5beio.@orre,ponSen, 6es QertIden 6orreipon6cnt1 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

ten alnogebitng, ser bineiiic6en So.
Ionic in Sapa6ula erfldrt, oen 6rei-
ten &olfsmaiien in Gbina eri9eine
ser 9l66ru6 Der 0iplomatii6en 9e-
0ie6ungen 5mil6eu China lno Oem
0euti6en 9ietHe 0lrd ni@tS gercGt-
iertigt. 0eliti1lano erireue ii6 IN
China Der groBteu SDmpotbieen mo
es iei I'M b6diten @iaBe 6efldgens-
wert6, oaB Die 9}e9ierimG Der &epll-
6lif INNER nod I'M 6o6ruaiier 2Ime-
rifos iegle. 0ie 3ullmit G6inos lie
&c in ieiner wirt5i6aitli6en llnab-
bdn9igfeit.
2lmerifa 6o6e oanit 6c9onnen
W}iIIionore ms 9auo 5u ienoerL Oe-
nen 3eitlngS -Gorreiponoentcn ge-
iolgt ieien, Die folide 8eridte on ib-
re 8lGttcr in 2(merifa lielerten in
mel1en BON Scr ngemoltigen ameri-
lanil6en @ionieror6eit~ in G6ina &C.
ipro6en mer9e. 9ie ameritaniicben
.SSntereIIen" in G6ina icieu fiinitlid
qe5ildtct morOen. 9(merifa babe IN
@6iua feinen 9lniprub auI irgenO-
mel6e &or5ugSredte Dor Den anOe-
rem g}otionen, o6mo6l iolde in Der
omerifaniiben 95reiie beiidn0ig be.
tont miir0en. sJe ldncller ii6 G6i-
ma BON oieiem 9(ui0rdn9en oeS Sine.
rifaniSmuS ireina6e, Inn 10 beier
miiroe es INN 0os &an0 ite6cn.
9}eue 9emoItige 6unfen-
3 tation.
8uenoS 9lire& 6. N}ai.
Ole argentinii6e &eqierlng miro bel
@lnta G6ica, 3miiben Gan 5iooor
un0 Gan 6ernanoo cine 6tntipru6
itotion erri6ten Die Die gr6Bte iino
6eoeltenoite Der Gr0e mer0en lmo Die
berii6mte oeutide Station in 9tauen
an StGrfe 6reimol ii6ertreiien ioa.
0ie 9lei6meite Der Station miro Ell
ne fold 6eoeitenoe Iein, oaB sur
9{aGt5eit cine oirefte Gerbinolng
nit 9Imen moglib lit. 0ie neue Sto-
tion, oie Der @larine6e6oroe inter-
iteat merOen miro, ioll bon allen ra-
oiograp6il6en 9inien ina6bdngig
leiu iooaB 9Iodridten oiel idnelIer
einge6en lno bei0r0ert mer6en f0n
nen, ais 0oS 6iS6er ser san mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
g0rn. s.. fSprce neltpr6cn.

Nlew gorf, 20. @3ai. TT @iI-
liam $. 6orcc, oeiien Go6tcr @5aoc-
line Srn. Sobn Soco6 9Gitor beira-
t6ctc, 1T oeitern 9}o6t pl0blid &C.
itor6en. 0ie Goc6ter perlor einc Orb
Il1oft bon $3,000,000, inoem ie
Srn. gGiQiom 81. 0id Deirotbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21
9mtrreTTantr rltrapairaJr atadJridJtrn.

epaG Gorreipon6es r0aihn @rrepOnon" OerbieOenm
Staoeu europa Cine an8a6 8erit Der Iebten Gage ais
iulbegrm6e beednet. 9etidlanO peOrgt Die Sdme uno
Gdnemart nit SObIen. @rOBbrtamiu bea5l tdsIi6 1872
aQiaionen Sregsfoeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-21

96UnnCntcn, bic ocn nIcltIdJcm GDrreipun.
oCuteu" nidlt Diluitlid poer uurenelmdRig cr.
yalicn, iino lcbeten, 6cr Office baum per SC.
le0hnn n0cr Ilnriftlim WlttDcilna Al madheu.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-09
kgvln naFsagse@ker.

"A leach confined IN glass Jar OF w&-
Ger win prove an excellent weather
prophet. II the weather IL to continue
tine the leech lies motionless at the
bottom Of the vial and rolled together
ln q spiral form. II Il 10 to rain, either
before or after noon. it f. found TO-
have crept up TO the top Of Its lodging
nnd there remains till the weather is
settled. Il We are 70 have wind the,
poor prisoner gallops through his Inns
bid habitation with amazing swiftneBs.
and seldom rests TIL 1t begins to blow,
lard. IL 3 remarkable storm OF .thun-
der and rain is to succeed, for some
days before the 1eech lodges almost
continually without water, ana gives
Itself mp 10 violent thrOes and convul-.
mlwelEke motions. In frost, ag IN clear
summer weather, II lies constantly At
sh0 bottom: and in snow, an in rainy
weather. It pitches Its dwelling on the
very mouth Of the vial.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-02-09
MOTHER! LOOK At
CHILD'S TONGUE
II cross, feverish, Constipated,
give california Syrup
of FiQs.r

A laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. CHILDREN simply win not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, motherI II coat
ed, or your child is listless, cross, few
erish, breath bad, restless. doesn't eat
heartily, full Of cold or has sore throat
or any other chiIdren's ailment, give q
teaspoonful Of "California Syrup Of
Figs" then don't worry, because 1t Ii
perfectly harmless, and In a few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile
and fermenting waste win gently
move out of the bowels, and you have
a well. playful child again. A thor
ough inside cleansing Is ofttimes all
that IL necessary. 1t should be the
first treatment given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask at the store for 5O-cent bottle of
California Syrup Of Figs" which has
full directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed ON the bottle. Adv.