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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
9as SdlreibpnIt.

8dbreno Der Wlo6iInodung mohte
iid Die, ipie Srie Reuter loet, icbr
fomplette 6rou aommer6ienrotb g..
oiif Dem 8obnbofe nitblih, inoem Iie
Yoitforten on Die Solooten nustbeil-
te. Sin iunger lieutenant iuhte uer-
gebcns Gin %lGsAeu no er Die aorte
gum Shreiben nltflegen fonnte.
S6lieBlih Iuete cr: g8itte, endoige
-8roll luiien sic mih's MAIDEN mic
I'M SclO Oorf id6 oiif Sbrent
giiidcn Idreibcn2 9ercitluiaie gcitot-
tctc es Oie Dame. 9lber Oie Soften
DER 9louie eribwertcn Oos Sdreiben.
ga ertoute cine Stimme aus ocnI
Moggonobtbeil r&err 2iertenont,
Orebn sic 0oh Die 0ome Inn II on
bom Sen bcii'res Sdreibpultl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Cine AIuucr. @irtb (6um
acaner) yQcm @crrn Steuerrotb
itrucn sic oieicn &oicnitrouB ncbcn
ocu Seacrl Ger bat nGmIih bcutc
icincn @cburtsto9 uno ouBcr-
Dem ric9t DER Slid idou ctwasI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
qOnOun Earf GcmctcrS.

Sanvt.0ineana: Trcbtrtd Noab.
BRredu: Vr. 2t, @et.SaratpgnsStrqRe
HeqrdbniBpIdbe bon $25 an urter beildnol'
oer dluithf Gmnitiblumen, @eluiroes Ytdn'
scn etc. Rilo TN JreibbailS an 4dupt@tnaqng
All finbefi ilnier Waerit tpiro. pertii gelpnnlmL
boribreGben. tS--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

@iHt nod @unid. TIT SSu-
fob uSoit geleicn Sami2 Sdo pic-
Der DIultcrung- &c Dicrtc ieit 5mci
SSobrl W2ciner SccI cs is ihollocr-
bait; oae 9lugcnblid mnB mer lib
boocnl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
SObm Sermia.
8ricOb6fc.
Baltimore Cemetery.

BRreau: Ranpt.@ingans ylnrtb.NDenns, SHIlm
nDH ber @n1.Strnhe.
@eerdbniBpldte 5u oeridnicl bon S45 e.
@eftlon .Fa unter imnerpdbrenoeI YlutFbi,
S75. 09aiim fiir einiabe @rdbcr. @lcganie
w SnScrncIiraB,n.eineana ieti often CS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
airdIidlc gladlridlten.
Oreiciuiofcits. Stride.

(Roitor u. g. Steraer)
Yormiffdps: Die gSieocrocreeliuh9 III Oct
iicbfbnren 9ScIt" ,.-..-,....
Wnbmitioqs 4 lihr: slnaemenc 9eriqmmlnne
In Be5uq oes 8olfSieiies am %. SlnaillL
(Suli14-t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
6OipitGIcr in Baltimore MnO I'm
gegen0.

6OipitGIcr in Baltimore nno I'm
gcgenO.
SbepporO g. Erntt SoipitnI, Tolp-
ion, Ylo.
Sfin anO Cancer SoipitaI 1140
Otoro-Niount.StraBe.
South Baltimore GDe ono Gar So
Ipital 1918 &i9bt-StraBe.
Sbonos @iIion Gan. for CHILDREN,
2 SIt-2ein9ton-Str.
Union @roteliant SniirmarD, 1914
0ibiiion-Str.
lTniteo States Oiorinc Soipital,
0feminoton-slbenue uno 81. Str.
llniDeriitp SoipitoI, 2on6arO- unO
@reene-Str.
8cit @no @oternitp SoipitaI 1t2
G. Gol6oun.Str.
Baltimore GDc, Gar ono Sbroot
Soipitol, 625 @eit-6ronfliu-Str.
Gburd Some & Snfirmap, 9roao.
tuap ino GoirnIount-9lOenue.
Gitp SoipituI ano GispeniarD, Sal.
bert uno Sorotogo-Str.
8op Gielu SoipitoI, perI. goIteru.
9lOcnuc.
Genital Gept. llniberiitD Of Nio.,
Greene lnO 2ombaro-Str.
6rouflin Square SoipitaI, Sal.
bolIn- unO 6oDette.Str.
Garrett 8ree SolpitaI for gbiISrcu
q gtorO- -Gareb-StrnBe.
Sebrep Soipitol anO 2liplum, DO
Hument-StroBe rtnO 0iutIanO.9loe.
Some for Sncllrnbles, @uilforo.
glbenue uno 81. StroBe.
Sewiib Some for goniumptibcs,
NeiIterStopn, MO.
Sobns Sopfins SoipitoI, q. 8roaO-
man.
W}nrDlano General SolpitaI.
Marplono Someopotbic SoipitaI,
1929 gtorO-MolmtsStroBe.
YlorDIonO Soipital for tbe Sniaue,
Gntonsoille, Nlo.
Wlount Sope Getract Sanv PifeS.
billie, NiO.
@urierp & GbiIOs SoipituI, 6rant-
linz lno S6roeoer.Str.
@m. Eointer MemoriaI SoipituI,
Green Sprine.gl0enue, nube Al. Ctr.
@pc, Gar anO Tbroot GburitB SO.
Ipital, 1917 SIt-gdltimore.Str.
ct. 9lsnes SoipitoI & Snnitarilui,
Gaton- uno @iIfens-9lbenuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08


9}orris &. Barber, "a. unO 6Ioliir
8. Steen, %.
Soiepb 9oiiett, 3S, unO 9Inno g.
9oiiihis, %; 9eioc bon GlcoelonO,
Ohio.
Mcria Z. @cualcB, 30, umO Soic
MoboncD, 80 (@ittmc) 9ciOc bon
EbiloOelpbio, Yo.
SeroD @oarmon, 2S, gicm Dorf, g.
g., unO SSoiepbine q. @utbric, %,
Stem Sopen Conn.
6ronf 6. @crnbnrt, 81, ilnO Maric
9. Ecocod, 1S.
5ronf Z. @iIoeo. %, uno @Iconorc
@idbom, 26.
9icil @. Sopion 80, 4rinccton,
Sno, unO 0orot6p z. @iIO. "a,
@ai6inoton, 3. 6.
9iuliea u. Suu, q, unO Guo q.
8urfborot, "a.
Sorrb Sc. Gong, 26, @rie, ga, uuO
margaret y. @ocIler, p.
GomorO McGdirmont, 81, unO
g(nito Smith, tS.
Sobn q. Miacr, 26, uno Carrie 8.
Nieper, 2S.
SEQ 5. 9lcrpea, %, unO Coma 6.
goslcp, IS.
%oul &rocgcr 43, mO 6rouces
S6orer, "a; 9ciOe bon Cumberland.
DiorDlonO.
g8iIliom @. &cigert, q, unO Gona
8. &errD, 10; 9eiOe bon Dorf ga.
Charles q. goicntboI, q, umO gei-
iie 8. Goben, 90; 8eioc bon @oib-
iueton, g. 6.
SSoiepb @. Sdneioer, 90, uno 60
t6crine @oItcr, %, (g9itttpe).
Somucl $. Stanton %, unO Gli-
5obetb 6. Gouiimon 10; @oibing.
ton, 9. 6.
Sorrp 5. Smiit, 80. 9airport. go.,
uno Nlarguret 8. 0ieiid, 26.
So6n 81. 9bomoS, %, (geidie0en)
unO Moric @. Sou5Iit, "a; 8ciOc
bon Golgote, Wfo.
9ermon @eoerbnfe, 81, unO emma
81. llblcr, 90.
SomeS S. 9Drne, 81, GleOeIano,
Ohio, umo Slnuo 9. Scrrb, %, South
Bolton go.
Sobn S. @raOp, 27, uno Marie
StebenS, tS.
9loom 8. @alter, %, @oibingtOn,
9. g., lmo 9Iohel @, 2intbicum. 26,
MortiuSburg, @.-8o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
@erIanat-1rancn nnb @laOdlcn.


Verlnn0t:
Stne aiiie @nc1in. Jieieren6en bcrldnqt
yir. 1903 Charles. Strabc-Ontl.
ioro, 5clcpBDn: 0umclUDDo 1869.
(2lup8-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

Soicpb S. Morgerctb an Cito q.
@ocde imO 6rau Ciiieitc Der @ba.
pei, nobc 2omboro.StroBc, - bel
90, @ruuo5ins $tS.
Somes accltp an Soiep6 3. YerbD
unO 6ran 5iioicite Der @inhciter-
nobc @oplor @rooc. 5troBc, 1916 bel
40, @rlno3inS $50.
ngicip goltimorc 8. & 2. a." an
Die o9lep Gaitern 9lpe. 4. z. & g.
G.," Sitieite ocr @Ioper. nobc 6Iect-
StroBe, 1919 bel 63.4 @rlmo5ins
$9S.
Stcwart E. gleooc unO 6rou an
@ctcr Qilinlon, gtr. 293S, 8orioro-
gloenlc, @rlnO5ins $75.
9lgotbo 9oerner an Eeter Guin.
Ian. 9ir. 293S. 0orforO-9lpcme.
3. Scott Bed, Grliitee, al CLARA
u. @Dons, Nr. 636, Horo-Gorrolltou.
gloenle, @rino5inS sos.
BERNARD @orlaee, gio6loBOcrpal.
ter, on SoIDatorc Eamburo, jim.
SiiOIcite Der Gollmbio.9lpenne. nobc
@Detb-StroBc, 1876 bel G3, @runo-
sims $27, $500.
o9iolono Fart 60" an $. @ebiter
Goofe, ein @riinoitiid.
SSnitus Sdpciber an 9lbner Ielt.
mcr, 9Sr. 1900, g}oro-Goaington-
9IOcnuc, @rln65ins $40.
nGitp &col @itatc So" oil George
9rownine, gir. 2l30, 0ibertD Seigbts
9lpemie, @runo5ins 500.
Yertrom Gonitablc uno 6rou an
@m u. 2iebotuib unO 6rou, glr.
9t6, G6ounccD-9lpenuc.
Benjamin Yctastr an @ttie Sri
pibti SiiOoitieite Scr 2omboro-, nobe
9llbemarIc.StraBe, t6.212 bci 1917.
@rilnO5ins $4S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

Mdn9sr liebt es nit gsbdgen
9lnOern 9rdntcubes 5u iagen,
llnb er nenuet ifol5 fih oonn
Ginen OfFenber5igen Mldnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

1000 or Norn Corr Ger cr........ 00l5
1000 Uf Norn Gucl Scr .......... t00N
5000 llniico 9laimaps I. 4er.. SO
1000 llniico aanuobs 5oa 5cr. 8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
Ser. Singer bon Baltimore.
(@eariin0et 1882

Sauptquortier: v@ermunia Wl1n.
nerdor-Glubbaus," gfr. 852, ylorO'
&omoro.StraBe.
Frdiioent SenrD Ebomas, gtr.
316, @eIt.Soratoeo-S -StroBe.
SSobn q. 2lein Dirieent, gIr. POI
observation-disclosures.
@eoree &immelbeber, prototolG.
render uno correlponOirenOer Sefre-
tar, gar. 4t9, 6orreit-Strnbe.
Sermnnu Midlid, SDntmeiiter,
ger. 713, @nrner.StruBe.
6inand.5efret6r Gbas. &einbnrOt,
Scott unO &ombiire-Stroke.
@m. 9. SilOebronot, BibIiotbetnr.
gtr. 2029, 5reoerid- -goenite.
Gbos. Neu, gfr. 246. Nor0-6uIton.
gIOe. 8orliser Oes Mulit.Gomites.
rS(rion-@eiuneOerein,
DSormonie,"
D@ermania-M M1nncrAor,"
VSroDlnlfl
nEbdlid-Mi MiGnnerhor,"
n@o3art '@idnnerhor,"
D@identron5,"
v@ermonic-0uartett- Club"
vMelooie,"
oMetger.@ .@eionepercin,"
DISQUALIFICATION
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

- - : y - ~StNAN"SNf f~INAtSf
98- 40c.; BrintS, 3s- -4tc.; Grea.
merB, So -3sc.; Goirp Erints, go
34c.; StorepodeO, 3315c.
Gier. Guteno, Ilo. uno ga,
33c.; Goitern Shore, GRo. uno 90,
33c.; peitlide (O6io), $780,; @.-So7
80 33c.; IiioIit9e (M..GD. Bic.
2e6ennes @eflueel. II
Suuec Siibuer, 9 Efo. idiucr, Einno,
2S- 29c-; ~ bis w Ffuno, 26-
&c; 1 ElunO unO weniger, 25c.;
iunge ueiBe 2ee6orn / @iitno, 25c
oIte Sennen 4 EilrnO uno mebr,
22c.; fleine, 21c.; aIte Sd6ne, 12-
t3c,; Gnten, alte Niuscopep uno
@onqrel, 2Oc.; @uOOIc, oItc, 10
16c.; 6rii6iabrs.Gnteu, 315 Efo. nnO
mebr, 20 BIC; lleine, 16-tSc.; f;
Tauben, altc uno iunoe @oare zoe.
&artoffeln. @oItcrn Shore.
@3O., @rimo Sab, $500 $50; Goit-
Itcrn Shore. Eav SAB, $500 -2.S0;
Suppa9auupd, Or, I, Jub, 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
OSrnnSitiids-ll s-llebcrtrnannaen.

@olter S. 6iiber uno 6rol an 3.
$. 0onncllD, Norooltede Der 8ioOle-
un0 @ro0foro.Str.
SenrD Smith Gltote GO., an s.
Siro, 8 @jrunoltiide.
9bos. 6. @u1ton on Somuel 3.
&igbt unO 6roii, ytorotpeitieite Der
GIifton.9loe. no6e YenniDlounio.9lUe.,
13 bel II.
SSoo 6. @uDton uno glnocre an Z.
6. @uDton, gorOmeitieitc DER Glif-
ton-9lDe. nobc YcnniDlpunio.YOcnue,
13 bel II.
e. 2openiu @oIIopoD all Sobn @.
Butler lno 6rou, NorOpeltieite Der
2ononle.Str., nobe Sbiclos-AllcD,
1916 bel 69.4.
g8oltcr 9. @ou 9ertbuDicn uno
6rou OIL glliguIt @oielusfi unO 6roi,
g8eltleite Der gaWooo.glDe., nobe
9omboro-Str., t4.2 BEL 6S.
2ouiie 6rinf an Waoro ". Mur-
nell mo 9(nocre, Gitieitc Der g(lbcr-
mouIe.Str, nobe @rnnbD. "a
10 bel irreg.
WtorD glnn W}orlpell on 2ouile
6rind, 0itieite Der gllbermatlcltr,
nobe @ronbp.Str., 24.10 bel irreg
9Sogc @omunOs iro Grnu, an &.
30. Smprf, Sioieite DER @omonOlon,
9lpc., nobe Strider.str., 1876 bel
15O.
Sronf 8. Ginger, iry an annie
g[mberg unO 9lnOere, SiiOieite Der
2S. StroBe, nube @uilforO-glOe., Is
Bel S5.
g(gncs SorfneB an Gbos. SurfneB,
Siioleitc Der Eierce-Str., nabe Der
Sdrocoer.Str., 1S bel AZ.
Sreoo 3infbom lmo 9lnoere, an 5.
Maonnine, gr. 1919 @oIIeD.Str.
9lnoerion 8. Sorner unO Srou an
2emis gS. GoOmollooer un0 Srolt,
SilooItleitc Der SbirleB.9loe., nabe
Gottoge-9lpe.
gSm. 9. Smith an Worp 8. 9iein.
borot, SItieite Der Eimron.StraBe,
nobe Gnitern.9locnue, 1874 bel so,
@rmo3ins $40.
NiarD 8. Nein6orot an @iniam o..
Smith. Sltleite Der Nuncnn.S StraRe,
nabe @oItern-9lpenue, 1874 bel 90,
@runo5ins $40.
Com. g. @robom nnO 6rau an
Sorab 9. 6airbonf, A @rlruoltiide,
$933.93.
9(nnie Shapiro unO @otte an
Mortbo ". 6reen0, 5 @runoitiide
@beu 9. Sunting an Morp s.
N1ortin, SiioIeite Der Gboie., nobe
@ort- -StroBe, i3 bel 70, @rlno5inS
$42.
Souis Stnsbeimer II. u. an Spman
@roBblott mo @ottin, Siiieite Ger
Yrott-, na6e Gbnpcl-StroBe, 20 bel
100, @runo3ms $65.
pGodeiter Some 9uiIoing 60" an
6crOinono 6. Surnt inO Srait
yloroieitc ser Genueop.9lpemae, nobe
Ebe 9llamcoo, IA bel 95, @rllno5ins
500.
I6creio Sri6ua II. q. an Marp 6.
@oucI, 9lr. 25iS, 6lect.StraBc
@rlwO5iuS $50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

NV ~. - "~HltJNlAlllNf o. JNN.b
iiiBe Sartoiicln, nellc gclbc, 5oB,
500 S00;Yoms, neue, ga, Sab,
$500 500.
0bit uu0 @cmiiic. Griib-
9IepicI Sab, SoncD, $2,0O-2.50;
fleinc, $t.OO-1.25; @o6nen, 6eimi.
ihe, Crime, 9ui1cl, Zoe $tO0;
rotbe 9liiben gIorfolf, 9iinoel, II
t1zc.; Yrombecren. liiolicbe. Quart.
1t-12c.; Goitern Shore, S-ttc.s \
9raut, buuOert, $i50-2.O0; Gouta.
! Ioupes, @otomoc, Grote Zoe $t.25;
Dorf &iper. 70 -$1OO; 9lnne 9lrun.
Del @eus, Sor6, Toe. $iOO; MloiS,
GubenO, 80; Soltimore.Gountp.
CusenO, 12-t5c.; @hirfcn, aorb,
12-15c.; NiO. uno @o., SAB, 90
75c.; Gge YIontS, TorfoIf, Grote,
$t75-200 6einiibe, aor6, TO-
50c.; Speioelbeercu @lO. mo @a.,
0uort, t0-t2c. Sale, 9uidelfiitc,
15-25c.; SoIot, 9e..D., Giiic, 50c.-
$t.O0; beiniider, 9uibcIftite. 25-
50c.; 2imo6obnen Somper, $t.25-
t.75; bol6er SSorb, 60 Zoe; 3pie.
beln, Geros.9crnuOa Grote, $i.t0
-125; Nfo. imO 90, gel6e. aor6
Zoe. $tOO; Sob. $3.50 -2.75; mcibc
SAB, $500 $50; @iiriidc DO. uuO
! Go., 40-50c.; Siitc, rs 9Oc. Gar.
rier, 75c. $1O0; @feffcr, Sorb, 30
40c.; &iIoumen 0mort, DC;
Squoib. aorb, 10-d5c.; 9omoten
Goiteru Shore, 5s aorb, % -3Oc;
6eimii1e, "a &orb, 30 40c. @oi
iermeIonen 6lu. uno ga, bunoert,
$1,000 $500.
Slide, Srpide. arebfeun0
CLANS. gutteriilfe, Sab, $1,000
1900; &nrpien &iuno. 5-7c.;
GrocuS, Sob, $5.OO-6OO; 6lnnoern
@fumo, 5-6c.; 2rold, groBc, Sob,
So 1900; Salmon Srout, @IunO,
S-10c.; Hod, @funo, IS 2Oc.; dc.
wobnlider, 20 22c; ; Eon 90 22c.;
lueiBc &erG. eroBe, Yflno. t2-15c.;
meOium Csc, geIbe @erdJ. BhrnO,
12-15c.; meOiunL 6-Sc.; MotreIcn
iiiOlidbe, Efino, 15-1Sc.; Sailors,
groBe, Efun0, 12-15c.; meOium e.
&c.; GotfiitL @fuu0, &c; Sedtc,
Efuno, 10 -tSc.; 9loIe, Efuno, g.
1Oc.; GIomS, 6umOert, To- -9Oc.; bortc
Grebie, SOB, $500 800; peidiho-
Iiee. GutenO, % 75c.
&dlber.-G6oice, @iuuot21ac. \
glttc, @flmo, 1t15-12 idpuere,
G5tiid, $500 -20.0O; roubc. Stiid.
$ 200 1900; fIeinc, mogerc, $500
Y 1000.
21mmer nno 9 doFe. -
Choice, fette SAofe, &fuuo. 6la- &c.;
gite, &C.; raube, Stiid, $3.50
400; oIte godc. EfO.. 6-7c.; 6riib.
iabrs-2dmner, dolce, fctte, Eiuno.
12C.; quite bis rittlere, 9-1Oc
3 DIM eine. - Serfcl, ie nab
@roBc, Stiid, $3.OO-4.OO; Sbuats,
ie nod @robc, $500 900.
&tnODieb.- Sunee ictte Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 YIunO @efuidt,
@fo., S15-9c.; Sticrc unter 1000
&fun0 @enid,t, Sc: ShIen,
Bioy Sic; guIIen Efo. 1a-7c.
erobe iun9e aiibe, EfunO, 6-Sc.;
moecre, 4-5c.; Giibc NIT 3alb,
$40-60 magere, EiO, 3-312c.
To6of (@lorDIdno). 100 %iuno:
Snferior mo iroi4co, $t2.OO-i40O
ioimo common $1500-t70O; auter
common, $500 1000; miiteImdbi.
ger. $21.O0 23.0O; gutter bis ieiuer
rct6er, $24.O0 $500; 6oncp, $2700;
SECONDS, common bis mittelmdBiger,
$t4.00- 1000; Seconds, aitcr bis
ieiner, $2i.OO 260O; Sop Ea6af,
fire.clircO, $500 5000; Upper
Country, air.cilreo, $500 26OO ~
@ongelbafte nnO ibledbt gentiIdte
gerpadune / bis 3 Gcnts pro Eflno
nieOriger.
SGute uno SnI g. ScIoI3ene,
BIC; friihe, i9c.; beihdOiete, IT,
1Sc.; 0rD Stint, 33c.; aolb. 27c.;
S6af 75c.-$1.25; 2Gmmer, 4O-
60c.; BuIeu, 1Sc.; 8ieeen, 10
25c.; Sole EfO. 10-11c.
yerfGnfe an 6cr bicliaen 9Iftien6Gric.
xeVnrm nAVr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

NbUnucutcn, bic ben nScntIdcn GUrrc'
lpUn0cnten" nidDt piinltIid Uher uuregcl'
m6RiG crbaltcH, IiuO 0cbctCn, Der Office
bapOm per TeIcpbuH uccr idlrIftltM Wsit'
tpCilNHB ~ Hta@eK,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
Bidder. .WelanQUcrcin." !"

Soliptquarticr: rORiiffcls Suae,
SIR. 1O3. Horo- -6rcocriditraBc. icOeu
Somitog 9lbeno, nit 9(usnobme oes
SrittcH Samltags inn %onat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
sNcrluuat u Wiauucr nnO Amabcu.


WrTInllnf.
Genii6er Wlann (2530 Sabre olD als
'9elier I'M Nelielbuns enes Snlihltes QpDn
$25 bis $50 Wlonal nit aoii nil0 gedlctc.
ysadb3uruqen bei'm SnacniCnr MT. ct. llgnce.
Gcacgc, Wit. @aibn0tuH, 5lUiidlrn 6-S libr
Nbenoc; tcinc Spcrr.3pHc. (9uqS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08
baltimore Wlorftberidlt.

Ntenitog, Z. 9Iuguit 1917,
Mebl. 3ufnbr 3571 Safer,
cinidIieBlih III 6diier 8u Canton.
Tie Ototirllngen poren mic foIgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-08

%erlOnst; Wntc Mctser II. @nrit-
nader; gutter SObn. SOiOrt 5n mel
ben in gSr. 1O4, SaO-Ggeter-St
(glug7-S)
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20
ENEMIES WITH|N'
 MUST BE CRUSHED
American Defense Society Argues
 for Vigorous Campaign

New York, Sept. 2O.-The menace of "enemies within with their sedi
 tious, traitorous and reasonable pro- paganda written and spoken, in news papers and by soap box orators, was the subject of patriotic speeches yes terday at a luncheon given in the McAlpin Hotel by the American De- fense society. About 200 men were at the luncheon, and speeches were made by James M. Beck, Rev. Dr. Thomas F. Gailor, Protestant Episco- pal Bishop of Tennessee, and Cleve- land Moffett, chairman of the Vigil ance Committee on Alien Enemies and Traitors. Richard M. Hurd, chairman of the Board of Trustees, presided. Mr. Hurd struck the keynote of the
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20

At the request of Colonel William W. Harts, corps of engineers, chief military aid to the president and in charge of public buildings and grounds in the District of Columbia, the president has relieved that off, cer from his present duties and ap- proved his assignment to the com mand of the Sixth engineers of the regular army This regiment was or canized recently in and near Wash ington for early service in France and is now stationed at Washington barrac cl<s awaiting orders to move to the front.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20
Two of MrS.Frey.s Family of Five
 Children

mothers whose children suffer severe colds and i'll health. My children were weak and nervous. Fifteen years ago a friend recommended Father Johns Medicine. l tried it and found it more than satisfactory and I have been using it ever since Five of my children were brought up entirely upon Father Johns Medicine. (Signed) Mrs. J. E. Frey, 674 Genesee St., Buffalo, N. Y.
 Mothers everywhere know the value of Father Johns Medicine as a family tonic and body builder because it does not contain alcohol or dangerous drugs but is all pure wholesome nourisllmcnt.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20
Sh.Sl.AklCM s!.O fhIs A

N.1N
 HOSPITAL
 Medical. Surgical and Obstetrtr Patients" Quiet location, excellent surroundings. free from institutional atmosphere. Thc limited number of eight received assures clCse in~ IivduaI attention. All physicians entitled recognition.
 t Conducted solely by q
 MARY E NlA(iLE. R. N- crn,g, SCnEprT HRITAJ%
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20

the well fortified dugout is a sign when means This way to the nearest first a>d station. These signs arc of incalcuanle benefit amid the wldcr- ness Of Euln created by artillery fire
New Britain herald., 1917-09-20
Women! Here Is
 A Dandy Thing Few drops on corn or ca''uS stop pain, then they lift off.

Your high heels have put corns on your toes and callouseS on the bot tom of your feet, but why care now?
 This tiny bottle holds an almost ma agic fluid. 4 genius in Cincinnati dis covered this ether com pound and named it freez- one. Small bottles oi freeZone can be had at any drug store for a few cents. Don't limp or twist your face in agony and spoil your beauty, but get a little bottle of frcczone and apply a few drops on your tender, aching COrns or calloua. Instantly the soreness disappears ard shortly you will find the )cOrn or cal]ous so ShriVeled and loose that you can lift lit off with the fingers.
 Just think! You get rid jof a hard corn, soft corn or a corn between tho toes, as well as hardened without suffering one par lions of women keep a
 on the dresser and never ache twice.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25
Pauline Frederick in "Nsnctts Of the
Wilde" At ihr Amasu Theatre
Monday

Nrnuna tho famens RnNai Northwest
Mounted lallce of causaa thcrc src
woven murc traditions of elnA anil
honor than around any either bodN oI
uaon outside uf army and natN lU
rhrae fearless characters unOmchlnt
81 fave the Ereatvst hsraehins a,nd
daugvre ln guariing lhr lives nf thr
Wopdsncu They viii $40 sluelr hAnl
ra into whole mmhrre1mp ul or
rough characters Boa oNirf to make an
arivst ruunmg thcir CLEANERS 80 has
ina in iifat tgtturt Terrible odAa in
hripKius their PRISONERS cut Nan.
esic 90 the Miids n which heauti
fni paulinc flvdrriCk Is staVcd b.,
the Famous tnsvrs tllm Company b.
% thrnling phntoplN which deplrts
The natiir between rsue az smug
rlcri ana tbs ilesai Mounted n which
their Fearless eiri nlaNs an import
. amt part u IS the rammOnpt Pic.
turo az the Amusn Monday
The story WAS Written hs willard
Mack well known NnsAor plaNwFiNhi
Aud actor who also plaYg e premin
ems Part IA the picture Thv cntH,
act'on ~ the story trsuspircs m ~,
I Canadian wcodr the PICTURESQUE ans
swiftly moving action
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25
FIFTY APPOINTMENTS
NAVAL SCHOOL CADETS
ANNOUNCED SATURDAY

,Couunucd rum laee 0ncl
iIuWy i.uraa i10s Mesquite Ff
iohcri s. Niier ats North Hrond
way
Robert Moilaen isei Water so
Jack Nycpm tea Nsmncahun sl
Nelaon NoaIes. lt i2gi Mari So
Marion D. Tachwrna laia itlncnn So
Wui. b. imckwood sale itluoon So
Waiter Royalty ,ii seHih rnrnn
cahua st
Gvufae klthrr swfieo. fls Fur
m1n Ave
FRANKLIN rowWns. g. a. c4ilcr
Ned rnnkrrsiOf eHN Mesquite So
i1ilN A. Won rnaehrr
LOWS "a Wiiutme cog Waco st
lsroina I'd Williams iN. NAcn st
4Ale B. WILSON. ans wrn ~l
Aana tuic, NnNVrii Thnml SON
Alive. hariea g. eoddN
,alaiitu lHS Kennedy Cave
Anftn i'dWHr1 N Hudson lt'
Ctande and fih St Wm calvin Clfk
POS W ftf 81 ncn crnufn1y, iioe a.
hth Sii finlsi bvudrfsnn cog lsN
St E 4 l4,Whau 500 West scth St
Erwin Nieterv
kmr,lie nuer rai oacar Wrfh
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25
$4,000 Tried and Failed
to Get a
HUDSON SUPER-SIX

Then note the price It is way below
many other cars which Hudson has
out-rivaled
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25

ast year thousands Of buyers failed
20 get Hudson SuperSix. We we're
TOO far oversold Yet no car above
SllOO had go large an output
More men. We fear viii be disap-
pointed this year The Super SIX Is
better known Il holds all worthwhile
records Over q 900 owners are urging
friends 10 ae, it And all Moiordom
must now concedc its supremacy
l-ook It up now Il you think you
want the greatest car that built
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-25
You'll Want 1t

You are bound 10 want a Super-SIx
when YOU know the facts. If you buy
a tine car. YOU want the one which
can outdo all others II you buy car
TO keep YOU want one that stays
new.
You will want its economy-its super
endurance. IL may cost less in the long
un. than a car at half the price
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04

WANTED-Work on fruit, poultry or truck ranch, or will take charge Reliable, experienced. Box 972 Re publican. It
Arizona republican., 1917-09-04
Auctions
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AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
 Thursday September G. On the north east edge of Mesa, one mile north of the mill on the old BantZ ranch. Sale commencing at 10:30 a. m. Having leased my ranch l will sell at Public Auction on the above mentioned date, the following listed personal property: 50 head of cattle: 15 high grade Ayr shire cows all rich milkers, ideal fam fly cows; full blood Ayrshire cows; l registered Ayrshire bull; IS Hol- stein two-year- old heifers, all fresh but four; l Jersey COW; l Durham COW; 1 registered Holstein bull; 15 steers, yearlings up; heifers. Ten head of horses: One team of draft mares averaging 150O lbs. each; l fine general purpose team of mares averaging 1900 lbs each; l well bred driving mare; l high bred saddle and driving horse; 1 two-year mare, hal ter broke; l yearling colt; colts just weaned. All kinds of farm ma chinsTy including disk buck rake, mower, farm wagon. Beatrice cream separator in first class condition; sul- ky blow, single buggy, milk cans, two sets of work harness, etc. Ten high grade young ewes, l Persian buck, just the right size flock for your ditch banks. Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale. All sums of s100 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note, ? per cent off for cash.
 DAVID WALLACE, Owner,
 c. o. McMURTRY, Auctioneer,
 L. G. GALLAND. Clerk m