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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
CAPT, JOHN D. M'RAE
WAS DOWN TOWN TO-DAY

-'.s..s Iohm II. MeEsae VAS down
town this morning fof the first time
since the first days % APRIL whta
he sustained injuries m an aufonsn-
bite wreck which neeessltatad the
aripusatlon OF his right leg He
was glad To sre bis many friends
but not 50 glad as they were fo see
him. Friends have made saily fil-
aairy about him throughout The two
and d IlaIf months and have locked
forward To the tifae when b. would
be aut again In discussing his
misfortune, Mr.. Mefsaa saiol he eoala
hardly describe the mental derras-
Eslon that comes to ane wneu canssl-
eEln@ the matter o. giving Up u
sasnb. and thas for ten days he SUI
lgHresi untold mental agony, hus
Through encouragement If loved
ones and friends he has completely
conquered that feeling and II ready
Ito take up professional duties with
las much energy and enthusiasm as
before sI'li be back Mt she court
house in few days fighting these
iofAef. lawyers Just as bard ~ ever
Idia,'' he said. q haye already plae-
led an order for an artificial limb
(which viii enable ne 10 gel abanl
with little difficulty, and this litsle
vacation spent tlat q my back Hlll
make me work all the harder.
| II viii be remembered that CAP
tain MeTtae had promised to gixe
lmilitary training % a home quart
Ieoapany beginniae tho very day he
RI eivad his injuries Dutyss cali
vas sounding loudly 70 him in the
i5ays foliowing the declaration 81
war and with his military training
would haye made a valuable man 4
Is very probable that bit iaf ~
unfortunate accident cart Aefae
would today pe NeaFsne the kbaEi
in service
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
GENERAL SCOTT
At RUSSIAN FROM
E9NtHiis WiTH GENERAL Bl.tA-
lioi't. COMMANDER OF THE
RUSSIAN FORCES.
Amolsean Military commander lsi.S
Been Making Extensive Tour Of
The Russian iront-~-Rsot
in q Hospital.

fETitoGRAp, Juue 2S-~Majo.
Gonetal seott. military representa-.
fe u the American eoIamlss on tt
Russia. was at the Russian frout to.
'i@s ief a lonstily TOTS Former Sen.
ater Boot aad civilian members oi
TIE commission remained at head
CHARTERS
the Americau par'y reached Cen.
@Ensiiaif's headquarters yesterday
II beeamo known to-day that Root
was Iofeea g so 10 ST. stephens hos
pital aite1 having made age speeches
"a on Gay. with u Temperature 81
'He aaStees' We Ras entirely re-
covered fron this ladisposltion
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
aTHE lost Ioi. -
EsANGEIlsT's stiuEtT

al ths First Bartsst church LIST
EVENING rev. w ". Melton preasa ~
III u good congregation GA the
,,.,vor ~ David. Restore unto me
me loss Ok thy salvation. Ihs
preacher emphasized the fact thai
,ha Great outstanding truth 81 the
Draysr Was that there Is Joy N
sa3yat,an nsis that this Joy ~
aftan eoufnundetl with salvation II
sYlf. In reality the Joy y not con.
ssltson Of salvation. neither Il y the
,,,e.sure az salvation, but Il n the
consciousness that God has forgiven
nur sins. There In further Joy IN
xatva,ss,n which "A nnf incimdsd In
the first consciousness 81 beinR
sav,a II 4 when tise saved man
hpeins To live out the principles o.
his salvation. II reacts annn his soul
aud he finds an experience which he
did not know when he was first
saved But the PRAYER NspaIV0 sa's
possibility Of that Joy being lost
Life Is Tilted with innumerahle en-
amples In which christians have
TEN porariiy lost this JOS Maltipiie-
ity OF duties have crowded i cut.
The playing with evil has stolen y
away. Inactivity has cast IT. shaa-
ow over ii But the psalmist does not
leave the gloom hanging over the
hearts OF men. hut gives assurance.
that the lost JOY can be restored lf
this lost joy is 10 be restored the i've
must be readjusted to God. The sins
must be broken up. the inactivity
raust give place to service. and doubt
must give place TO faith.
Mr.. Melton will preach this exc
ming al Sis oeloes and again to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
|slNITlR|UM SITE
my Be ACCEPTED
FIyE-AIRE STE rs PICKEB OU1
Or THE BTI.LARD SOUTH
SlllE LAND.


a committee frnsn the chara Der
or Commerce visited the proposed
site of sAe new sanitarIum on the
south side. which Is 10 BE- donated
Tor thar aPurpose by Dave Ballard.
and picked out q very desirable five
acre tract on top or the hill, over.
locking the city and alongside the
irterurisan track. The site viii be
surveyed this afternoon and papers
fixed up transferring II to trustee
for final transfer when the funds
have been raised fer the sanitarinnl,
Already the board Of directors Of
the sanisarium have raised apnrnxi-
naseiy So, 600 on condition that the
snm OF ssa.aaa he rassea. The COM
mittee from the Chamber of Com
naerre hopes To get some few of these
subscriptions increased and to raise
the full amount To segfn the santa
Rum building not iasef than oeto-
her.
III has been demonstrated in n
dozen different ways that there is
not an Institution In all the city that
pays bigger dividend In returns Of
trade getting than the local santa
rum when the cost Of the inStita-
ton Ii considered. Only last week
one patient had thirty-sevea adult
relatives visit him and spend the day
in Waxahacisie Another patient
darire one week recently bad eigfty
relatives and friends from distant
communities visit him 81 the sanita-
rum. There are many other instan-
ees where The sanifarium has proven
a drawin Ing card and whatever ORA rs
people TO town viii prove a benefit.
The present form OF structure il nos
dra wing The patients Il should fer
the reason that II Is filled to over
flowing all the time and all the pa
TENTS who APPLY ror room cannot
be supplied
This condition OF affairs has
caused an unrest among the basi-
ness men aud they row propose to
complete a campaign which will
provide the necessary funds for the
erection Of saa.o00 haalding on
the site donated for that purpose.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
ToDAYss WAR RRPF.

u From Rritxins official win =
y the-war cook book, =
~ PARkIN- Two breakfast cup =
- fnis Of coarse oatmeal. six IL =
Y hiespoanfnis OF margarine. one =
= teaapoongni 81 ground ginger. =
y one saltspocnTui ey salt. six =
T. tablesroonfnls Or tTeacies d III =
~ tie milk. Mix all the drr In =
h gradients together Rub IN the =
~ fat Melt the treacse III a little =
~ hot milk and stir In. Work to =
II n fsrra paste Roll ard cut in =
~ To biscuits Rake In a slow =
y oven.
~ tEat one rnaDsI less bread 4 :
/ = week. than you have beca eat :
~ ing,
~A~~ 800 = = = =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
iti'i on MiLoN EXrrcEs
FUGITIVE pitoM Fnnrpoat

FAi.l4sf ISIS. reAa@ Iuao 2s Il
.eN eea 70 come back 10 st ME
ae ms water million, said nearo
=" oa officer sbo arrested him
ee'eF9a} after he had escaped jail
''f yess ago fuilo awaiting triai
Tor bafslpry
me nsEto s.'la he had wandered
~ e3sf ito WORTH during fhe four
<saFs' aud wben IN thought that
Just about noN his home fpwn Of
h'apeiaad woela be hl Of great
9'g ~aleEmeious no couldn't resist
tee temptation 20 e1gAe back home
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28

Whea you want TO rent, buy, sell
or exchange anything. call 143 AMI
ask for the want ID man #
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
DIID CONCERT on
FRIDAY EVENING

The folsesang il the preeTan ar
ranged for the band concert III LII
brary PARK Friday evening. June -.
aa 5 o'clock. BIZ the Naxahachle
Lone Star Band:
Il Trombone Hustler Riiand Z.
seisz.
2 Howss Every Little Thing in
DsuA24Asbers Gumble
.. Mahzanc Spanish Insermez
zo- Ellie Brooks
4 smphis, the Majestic Alex
andef
s. Where the Blacseged susans
Grow Richard A. Whiting
Iaterrnlssson.
s. He'd, White and Blues
L. Ba@ahoase
18th street IA + BoT'
nsan
s. Gypsy queen Overture x
f. KING
= National Emblem Z Bag
hy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
Chicago Grain.
Local Afarke..

The Maxahachie dealers are poy-
Ing the following prices for country
produce today;
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28
Tax Gatfleres's To siesI.

AUSTIN. Texas. June 2SThe
sixteenth annual convention OF the
State and County Tax Collectors
association will be held here from
July ~ to Ii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Seine Hiimf.@emts.@rOtc mcGr.

91ab 9(niidt Oes Sdobmei1ters Der
Gitp 8ofiug So. miro es in ab-
iebbarer 3eit MIR nod 3e6n-
Gcnts-2oib-9rote geben Sier-
our6 miro an 9lrbeit rnO 9[6iaa
geiport.
G6arles S6nliot, Der SdobmeiIter
oel Gitp 8ofing 50. lit Der 9lniidt,
ooB uiele 9Gder balo mir 10 Gents
Qoibe grot Derfoufen peroen. Der
@rllnO oufiir ioll Sparen al 9lr6eit
imO 9[bfnl( iein. 9ta9 glusioge OeS
Serrn S1nli0t miro 5itr Serltelitng
cincs 5-Geuts-9aibcs iingeiG6r oieiel-
be g(r6citsfrait peripanot mie fir ci-
nen tO-Gents=9di6. Die glnna6me
Oicies @lones gei6ie6t in lleberein-
ltinnutng nit oen @l1nen Der gtab-
rnnesmittcl @irtbidaftliden @om-
miIlion. Der &ditfer miro aber
me6r fiir 10 Gents ais fiir 5mei
5-Gents.2oibc er6alten. IS iollen
fir ie0en 2ai6 2 lln5en Eeig mebr
gebralidt meroen. Gum Baden oes
5-Gents-2aibes merOen IL lln5en,
fiil oas 8aden oes t0.GentS-Soibes
26 lln5en bdnubt merOen.
Serr Sdmiot io9te, oie eltropo-
ii6en 9}otionen erfonnten 5it glniang
Deg arieges, ooB ourd SerIteaung
QroBer 2oibe an SSuereOien5en uno
9lrbeit gcipnrt weroe. Seiner gln-
ii1t nod miro Die 9iegicrung cine 0o-
6inge6cnoe 9luoronlng ais Confer
potions @loBna6fne erge6en Ialier,
foas Dies nibt freiipillig geidiebt.
Wlebl fir Oos Die 8dder Dor ei-
ner g9o6e $40 be5o6lten foltet i6uen
am Sanitog $3.50. @iitelieoer Der
Gddermciites @ereini9ung ldgten
OoB Observation-Disclosures felt eli
nem Sabre Inn 60 Bro5ent I'M Erei-
ie geliiegen ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
SSuriidJt, nudjmalS 2SorIidt.

@eItern wuroen bier 0eutide OrrG
Oen 9llnoesmari6oll Stod6om IN
&oft genomncn.- Dieiel6en iol-
len ongcblih duBerit Deroa6tig
oelueien icin. 9iod einem Ser
Dor wurOen bic 9erren ieoo9
pieOer in 6rei6eit geiebt.
0cn 9unOcs -9e60roen purOe Oie
9lnfunit Ginger oeutiben Serren bon
auBer6ol6 mitgetbeilt, uno oerlalttet,
DOB 0ieie Serren, ipelbe in einem
&otel Der o6eren Staot nbgeItiegen
iino, iid nit ser glbii6t getrueen bu-
ben iollen, in Ser glten Stoot 8alti-
more einen &lot 81 nrrongiren.
9luf ipel6e @eiie Die 9e60roen
acnntniB BON Dem o6ii1tlihen Elot
erlangt boben, lit Oos @ebeimniB
ocS @llnoesmori1aIls. @iel miro
lei1tfertig BON elmer 9roBen 9tn5a5l
Rcrloncn gelprohen, uiio meroen BON
sSenem oOcr 9ieiem einiee @orte uitf-
geionger, fnli9 peritanoen, lino
Idnell Der 9eborOe bieroon Wlittbei-
lung gemo9t sSn oielen 5dlen miro
Der 96otbeitono onideinenO itarf
iibertrieben, oo9 lit es Fflidt Der
@unoes-9eborOe, ieoe Wlittbeilung
5u unteriuden, mas oanu gon5 barnl-
loien &erioneu libel mitipielt, uno
III i6lehten 9luf bringt.
Ole geomten Oes 8unoes-Wlor-
ldalIes ocr6aitetcn geitern 9ladmit-
tag bier Serren, Die ieOob noh ci-
mem cingcbenoen @er6or uno na6
9lusmeis iibcr ibre @erionalien mic
Der in ;Sreibcit geiebt lpuroen.
Srobocm ioll oie 9unocS-ge60roe
ouf Scr 5G6rtc cines Elottes iein
6cIien Spurcn audi nod Baltimore
weiien. SSn Oieier i6weren Belt lit
es oo6cr ooppclt ungebrodt, menn
icocr Iib crit oas 5weimal iibcrlegt
wos CT iogen mill i'm Iidb uno sln.
oerc nidt Olrb unbeOodte 9leuBerlln-
gen in llngelegenbeiten 81 bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Bur 8radJtmm9I !

gmuOcs. @cucraInniualt 8. ".
Gregory fat Ocnt bieiiscH Sun'
he's 1iitrittS-gIniualt Samnel 81.
1cnuis iulgcnOes Sdrcibcn 81.
gcianot: r@cc6rter Serrl Sic
mcrocn bicrOard anscluieicu, Oem
nndfolgcnOcn Grlahc bic iucitcitc
@erbrcitnus 5n geben. @ein
ircmoec6urcner Ocntidbcr ScinO in
oicicm qanoc, Der biSbcr nidjt an
Gpmpluttcn gcgcn bic Sutcrciicn
0cr Scr. Gtaatcn betbeiligt uar,
brandJt I'D Dur ben SdJrittcn OcS
SnItis.S SeyartemcntS 81 fiirdltcu,
10 lauec CT bic fuIscnOc @armns
bcadtct: DWebOrdct cem WcIcRc
nnO 6iitct Gnrc 3ungc."
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$ Il $ TO p
C9Nr23)
9lunic's nusliidlidc eicbc.


9(nnic S9ileD oeru6te ourd Ginotb-
men bon 2eltdt9os i6rcm Siebes-
fluumcr ange6li5 cin gnqc 5l be-
rcitcli. Sattc i6ren RiebIten
ciucn 9(bidieosbriei gei1ricben.
g8or nod oemlel6eu ouf cine
onoerc 6rau ciferiiidtig
Plus 9iebesgrun perluAte ole 2os
id6riae g(nnic @ile0 BON 9lr. 773,
@cIt.gerinoton. our6 Gin
at6mcn bon 2eu1tgos ongebli6 81
ltcr6cn, nohocm iie in oem fleincn
bon i6r 6eipo6nten 3inmer Die NiBen
inn 6euItcr mo Der I6iir oerltopft
battc. G6c lic iicb 5llm Sterbeu an
ididtc, ihrieb Tic i1rcm Sieblten ei'
nen 9rici. Ser folgcnoermaBcn lol-
tetc .@}cin tbcllrer 9lapmonol ~
bit ldulo onran Dab id aus oem
9cbcn gc0c. gll licbit cine anoere
,5rou, mo Oies 1T Die llriohe mcneS
Eoocs. 9lob mcincm SoOc fannlt
On init meiuem aorper tbun mas
GumiQit. Gcine tieibetriibtc 9Innic."
Sic ore6tc na6 9ccnoi9lng oes
Sdrei6ens oas Gas i'm 3inncr boIl
an lcgtc iih aui i6r &ctt uno crpar-
tctc Den zoo.
2<aoeIicn battc alopntono sopuillc,
mclder i'm ielbcn Salllc wo6nt @as.
gcrl1 tpo6rgenomncu Der aus oent
bon Dem hmacit MdOtbcn 6erpo6nten
3iumer 5n fommcn iHien. @r err
brob ole E6iir lnO fano Die llngliid-
IiGc bewlBtlos olii i6rem 9ett liegcn
Zen 9riei batte iie oui ben Eiid &C.
leot Sic wuroc ioiort IN oas llni-
pcriitGtS-Nolpital gcibnfit 100 bic
9ler3tc i6rcn 3illono fir 6coentlid
crtldrcn Ger ingc SagOiQc pcripci-
CERT ieOeu glusfunft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
glrrLe. e.NerlnmmInna im Nrcicn.

4 (
@clicrn Jtahntitag Inno an OCT
Gdc bon @auion. uuo 2nnpalc-5trabc
cine @2aiicnocriamnllung I'M 6reien
iiott. rpcIde ocn 3wcd bate, oic Sc
frutirung fir oas 4 9lcgimcut 81 til.
muIiren Bon ouBcrgelp0bnlidcm
sSlHcrclie NOR oas 9Srogranlnt wel1eS
Scrr ". 6. Sec Soa, Der III Der &er-
iammIma ocu goriie iii6rtc, nlligc.
iiclit bate. 9lah g(biingen scr gla-
ionaIbplnnc croiinete Scr @enollute
III patriotiifbcn g9ortcu sic Gerlamm.
htra, uornui C6crit SarrD Sones,
ocr Gounenoclr 0cs A. 9legincttS,
lino Ir. SenrD NJ. ge1arton Scr
Noitor Der 9rantln @optiitcn-airde,
iolateit sic oic groBe @2aiic Scr 3u
6orcr iu bellcr 9cgciiterung binriiicn.
3miihcn 0cn cin5elncn 9icOcnften
iana 3rl 0clena Feat cine poblbc-
fanntq 5GngcriL pdtriotiiibc 2ie.
Scr nobel lie ourcb Ocn 9oiiiitcn
gGalter s.. Dcpcll inltcrlillbt muroc-
Tic Mc0ncrtribiInc mar Dor 6enl
Nouic Scr 5anqerin 9tr. 1887, @eit.
Van0aIc- -2traBe, ailigeitellt @on Den
Stuicu i6rcs Salics bon oeiien Iadl
Gin 9lieien 5tcrnenbanner webt bat
oic Game an ieoem glbeno ieit Der
aricgserfIdrmg 9lnipraden geDal.
ten, Die iic ourd Geiang ilno 0efla.
nation bon patriotiihen Sieoern
pprih5ntc.
aIhnnnrnlrn. M hrn ..ncntidrn Gnrrrinnn.
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llntcr6aItnuas .ggcaluciIcr.

..qlubiiorlum'- " Natlon obeneo ber Nonli
mnilh"
,,Erfo 81" lhe blue Gdrnoifc"
,,t5nnctn" september WiorHa @lories
,.otpD1hrumc'' mc''--&anoebilc uHo J9unoelhl0er
,,Niarnlnno 9'nn0cbine nno Qsdnoelbtloer.
,,WMNi.Ninbcniic" creature Sslnno".
Wigtorla" Nnincpiuc uiiO &0noclbilber.
0lruncn ia pnDrc DC Wracc Bon 16 bis
80. elprl.
,,c5rfmanins lqdnncrdiDr" Wlonia9 ben %.
glprl QtObce GOn8ert
Odcinmaberrin Srohnn" WloniQq, ben 23
Mml Gnr5ert nno Aoa in Der pSaHniidiier
Rnfl 0nllc"
mo yan in Der VcbmnnnsN1ue"
,,Wfbcitcr Ncinngpcrcln Glulaleit" Yion'
inQ ben 80. glpril Siiiilngsicii nuo 8au ~
Onrina'5 Sale" S0isglOe. ul0 g. cir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
o1liuionerl
ol1inuten
oelpart

Gic Stipssiop Mebobe ocs etrOBenbobnsges
ire0es it felt adt aneen auf oen 0ori5s uno
GomonoiouglOennes9iuep in Nrait sic bat
i6 as erfolereic6 crpicien inoem lie Den 5dbr,
ediicn oeler enien cinen 6ncucren nno beeT
rem SicuIi eicbt uHo babeu oiee 5abredc
in an bic @eieai6ait ger@icic sdrciben in
Gclcpbonlditbeunge ooer in pcri5uli6el
Undertaking. lore auiri@iiaiic anerfennun9
fiber ben neucn iiro per0eiicricn 5obrpan aus
ecoriidt
Slui oieien beiSen 2iuicn peroeu ii9lid I'M
eefd6r 125.oO0 Eerfonen beiorocrt iooob ilD
in ben obt Gaacli nabe5u eine Miuion 5abr'
ediic Der Sor5iigc oes siipsSiop 4loncs erirent
boocu Nnioneu MtnuteH peribooucr Seit
iunrocn eelpart.
Inter ben beIen 8rieieH peI6e bic GcieIl.
idni crbalieu Bat. In peIben oas Heiie Gpitem
eeIo6t miro, m oer 6oIgenoe:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Qchtc g9pdlc IN Naarc Sc @racc.

SSu Saure oe @rocc ge6t oic
9fcnnIoiion in Z Gnecu 5ll @noc unO
5mar iinoct Oas leBtc Reuucn am 80.
Nlpril ltott. sSn oer n0bIien Modc
werocn 6cncrtensmcrt6e &enucn alb.
ecboltcn werOcu neil IN mebrercn
oerieIbcn bcfcnpte 9icnnpferoe loiien
lUer0cn. Seute finocn bic slberoecn-
9tenuen fir 5weiidbrigc YicrOe ltatt,
mo on Die 5iunuc BON $4,000 6injil.
geiiigt lit miro cS gum @rcienB.
PIN Niittpo6 iinocn bic &enn Sell
ing 9ennen lmtcr oenielbeil 9eoiug.
lngen itntt. 0as Susquebanna.
Sanoicop an SamitaG, Dem chen.
falls $1,000 5ugciiIgt perOen be-
ihlieBt Die MoNe. glm lestcu Gage
peroen oic $1,000 G6citer 5clling-
9fenncn oie Sailon beenoigen 9is.
Der lit oie jeeioe Genniaiion Elm gro.
Scr @rfolg gepeion, oa ser ia6r tar
Il Yeilh an ieOcm Gage ben 9elueis
Iieiert, oo6 Der 9ienniport ialt ale
Sreiie Der 9eb6Ilerlung an ii1 5ic5t
Der it6rfite 9eiu6 fouo am Somitag
ilatt. 9iS6er moren Die 9eiuAer
niGt auBergeluo6nlib 9Iiidlid; ieit-
oem lie abcr Die fSorn luio Seiitings.
iG6igfcit ser @ierOc fcmen aclcrnt
GcbGL miro Is lcic6tcr ieiL Ole @c-
ipinner 5eraus5ufinoen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

grIcnrnphiidler g9etterberidlt.

gluS ocn iibrigcn Nunocs.@ettcr.
neutrality-suspicious. puroen Die
ioIacuocn nicorieltcn GciHperaturen,
Ole Inn s llbr aciteru Slbeuo gerrid.
ten bcrihtet:
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gDcttcronsGdten.

Sir Morplono ino Den Qiltritt
Columbia bcute flor lno etuas fol.
ter. pcr1nocrlihe gSinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

Nartc mrroc fem ungeluobnIldcr bn'
foHietriihcr Trud regiitrirt.
Eemperoturen iino III fat alien
Ebeilen ocs Sanoes iiber Den 5aiIon-
udBigei Turbihnitt, nit glusnabme
cli Der noroli1en @ren5e BON Nlinne.
icta ditlib Der aroBen Seen.
Tie @orousio9ungcn iinO, Dab oas
g9etter obnc cntiAeiocnoen Eempcrn.
tlrwehiel am Nfontag ltn0 Gienltag
III 0en Staatcn 0itlid oes 0liiiiIlip'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Qluubgs. 1cpartcmcnt fiir QanOwirtb.
Lnft g4ciIcr.g .gliirenlL.
lDeridlt 0es NaltimOrc Meficrbiircaus,

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mar 5S 4ro5ent Inn s llbr @lorgcns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

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hnitcn, Hnb nebrtcu, bcr Office baUuu per Ee.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
llniteo 22ailwavs &
electric 60.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23

CUR peitercn SnuIiraiion Der 9riparnB be-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Osprtb,0Gpe
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-23
Gro6rr GrtOlg
0SirO Der Baltimore
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famS in Der ,@ntic" itntt.

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-20
WELCOME! A NAV FIsH!


Washington, March 20.-AnOtheT
member of the fish family wishes to
be introduced into good society. His
name is Sable Fish, but for years he
has been travelling under the disrep-
utable alias of Black Cod. He does
not belong to the Goldfish aristOcracy,
but is VOUched for in the highest
terms by the Bureau of Fisheries, as
entitled to move on to the tables Of
the best people in the land. AS the
Bureaus bulletin puts it: 'the de-
mocracy of high prices has upset
the old eXclUsiveness and has given
to previous unknown or obscure
fishes an opportunity to be pushed
to the fore and to demonstrate that
they are entitled to regard at least
equal to that accorded to those of
longer standing in the community.
The tiled fish has established an
assured position and the gray fish is
living down the reputation which it
acquired as a pirate, and is acquir-
ing responsibility as a fish whose ac-
uuaintance is worth cultivating."