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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
U. S. PROBES INCREASE
IN PRICE OF MILK HERE
Federal Officials Start Sweeping
Investigation Of 11-Cent Rate
on Orders From Washington

Federal officials today started a whole
sale investigation OF the high price Of milk
in Philadelphia and vicinity.
Acting on direct orders from Washington,
special agents OF the Department Of Justics
in this city will make thorough probe 10
determine II the eleven-cent retail price IL
justifable on the part OF the dealers.
While no official announcement was made,
II was intimated that prosecution against
the dealers may be started by the Govern
ment for alleged violation of the Sherman
antitrust law. II the investigation now
on foot reveals the fact that the recent in
crease in price was not justifiable and was
the result Of combination on the part of
the dealers
1t is known that the investigation will be
thorough and that the Federal representa-
tives will go to the rock bottom Of the
situation.
The increase from nine to eleven cents a
quart became effective week ago last
Saturday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
BODY OF BOY DROWNED
AT CAMP Is RECOVERED
Victor Mcguire Lost Life When Boat
Upset in Barnegat Bay-Two
Others Rescued

The body Of ifteen-year-old Victor Ma
Eure, Of 9l7 Locust street, who was
drowned at the Wanamaker Cadet camp
at Island Heights, N j., has been reCov-
cred from Barnegat Bay Funeral services
will be held in the Oliver H. Bair chapel,
probably tomorrow. The body may be
sent to Flushing, Long Island, the lads
former home, for burial
Both the boys parents were dead, and
since his graduation frc.u the Flushing High
School he had been living with his aunt,
Mrs William Leedom Last Friday he
went with other Wanamaker cadets to
spend his vacation at the camp.
Sunday evening, according to Mrs. Lee
dom, Victor and two other boys went out
in a boat The other boys had permission
to go, but Victor had not obtained permits
sion. A squall arose, capsizing the boat,
The two other lads clung to the skiff but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
CHIEF HICKS REFUSES
"NELLY'S ALLEY" DATA
Street Cleaning Bureau Head
Sees No Reason to Publish
Office Reports
WILL PROBE COMPLAINTS
Hare You a "NeHys Alley"
in Your NeighbOrhOOd?

LAVE you a "Nelly's Alley" in
IL your neighborhood?
"Nelly's Alley" means: A dirty
street that the cleaner forgot A
pail that the garbage collector didn't
know about.
If you have notify the EVENING
LEDGER.
Steps will be taken to remedy the
evil and the contractors who neglect
their duty will be fined.
When writing state name and ad-
dress plainly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Delaware Man on Trial for Murder

DOVER, Del, July 11.-Robert f. Car
penter, of Viola, Del, was placed on trial
in the Kent County Court of oyer and Ter
miner at Dover. charged with first-degree
murder The bill OF indictment alleges that
Carpenter killed another white man named
Isaac Brown. also OF Viola. on May 2S. by
atriking him IN the head with a shovel
during an nltercation'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
New York Drops Free Lunch

NEW YORK, July lin secret meet
ing at Terrace Garden members of the
Retail Liquor Dealers Association de-
cided to abolish free lunches and to ad-
vance the retail price of all imported drinks
and domestic beers Five thousand saloon
keepers who are members of the associa-
tion agreed to put the new scale of prices
into effect beginning next Monday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Litchfield Man Drowned

TOwANDA, Pa, July 11.-Clarence
Lamberson was drowned in the SusQue-
hanna River at Athens He fell from his
boat while setting an outline. A search 10
being made for the body He lived in
Litchheld. was sixty years old and left no
near relatives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

Victor started to swim for help. He went
down and was not seen again. Nictor's
companions were rescued, but he could not
be found. The daughter Of Major Scott,
in command of the cadets, went out In a
launch in a futile effort to find and save
Victor
Victor Mcguire was a son Of the late
Victor Mcguire, OF Flushing. and a grand.
son Of the late Major George r. Mcguire,
of Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Coke Garden Is Recreation Ground

The garden of the old Coke estate. on
Spruce stree, above Fifteenth street has
been turned into a modcf recreation ground.
This is the first private garden that has
been given over for recreation purposes in
the campaign launched by the Fairgrounds
Association to establish more recreation
Centers for children and grown-up persons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Woman Dies at Age of 10 Years

BALTIMORE, July IL. - Mrs. Ann
Pouder, 10 years old, is dead at her home
here today. Mrs. Pouder was probably the
only woman in recent years living who was
present at the reception given Lafayette
upon his visit TO Baltimore in 1926 She Is
survived by several nephews and grand
nephews living in New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
One Killed, EIGHT Hurt in Accident

BOSTON, July 11--One man was killed
and eight injured, none probably fatally,
in the derailment at winthrop of a pas
senger train on the Boston, Revere Beach
and Lynn Railroad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Jersey Governor Makes Appointment.

TRENTON. n. j., July IL. - Governor
Edge has announced the appointment of
Louis A. Rochat OF Jersey City. as a MEM
ber Of the state Board of Optometrists, and
that OF John B. Nevin, of Upper Montclair.
on the Board Of Public Accounts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Dentist Appointed Lieutenant

ALTOONA, Pa, July 11.--Announcement
is made that DR.. Stanley G. Shannon, Of
Philadelphia, has been appointed dental
surgeon of the Third Regiment, with the
rank of lieutenant At present he is ex-
aminng recruits in Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11
Summer Swimming for Children

Sixteen swimming centers where children
can bathe and swim will be opened by the
city this month and will be kept open for
the remainder Of the summer season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-11

6dWard II, BOnsall. chairman
Mwiiiism K. Nicholson treasurer.
n water NJ Wood, secretary.
isms.r L. austin Arthur E. Newbod
w,nSS. wnnles Al Deyeln Harry Il. Paisley
Rr Henry Fisher George w Pepper
Ellis A. Glmbel Jobn II smPaitZ sTPIitt[
Bsyasrd n H.. Grone Walter George Smith
Aha b. Johnson Josepb n Stesis SSresiisnou's
' rerey Keatng John w. Townsend
WOMEN's COMMITTEE
A., Mrs r. E. Strawbrdge, chairman
A,s, -, george D. Wide Mrs. William NJ Elk,
NJ. J. Kearsley Mitch MSS in' Constance middle
NJ N, Mrs. Paul D. Mills
NJ Barclay warbur Mrs Mrs RRS@am5" Rodmah s. GhST Grls.
Ms. George R. Packard com
me work that has been undertaken by
WI. uls organization is of mammoth propor.
IONS Some idea Of it's magnitude may be
M siiaheo meg from the supplies required TO serve
sn sixteen Of the concentration camps. The
needed equipment is: Two hundred asso.
apoh buildings, 1900 experienced associa-
~on secretaries, 200 pianos and player
,ea L 5VO moving-picture machines and
o,S. hundred Photographs with 10000 rec
49, Inc daily supplies required are: Two
r1nured and sixty thousand feet of moving
,e nlm' 100000 sheets of writing pa
s iVOVO pounds of ice, 10000 pens, many
oets OF INK and, at intervals, hundreds
es,,sn ns OF magazines. To provide this IL Is
.unated $4,000, 900 will be needed up to
'sauary l, 1918.
v~hg to the hearty support of all reli
80 organizations, this work has gone
~" rapidly, and the above sum has
W. @ilhost completed. However. Secretary
f,,sS hopes that every American with
e,s.sa OF relatives at any OF the concen-
On camps will add his bit to the total.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
SetnSc Hcrnilcffs
tpcrccit Siclem ric6tcnt
Die GntideiSnng lit OOranssnIe6eu
Sitanen iuiiui6t Auertcnunug
Der lIaa66anaigfeit.

Stod6olm, 28. Sept. Cgon 8.
6. 5bep9erO, &orreiponoeut Der II.
8reB.) ~ Ser @ro5eB RorniloffS
Oiirite eiren traaiiden &erImlf neb.
men. Gem aorniloff miro bon
@t1umern gerigtet per0en, Die inter
Dem @influile Der 6obiet (8ereintq.
ter gfat Der Arbeiter unO 6ol0nfen0
iteben, nn6 oieie Gaiien aorntloff
neil er beriudte 9i83iplin inn Seere
eiu5ufiibren mo Die Madt Ser 3t.
0iliiten, Die iie itber Seer unb Glotte
an ii@ aeriiien Go3en, 5u bre6en.
Heprdientanten 2itauens hoben an
ben anterifanii6eu @eion0ten in
56weOeu, Morri8, \ 6os @eIud ae.
ri6tet, ben 8rdIi0euteu &ilIon All
6erunloiien, Die llro69Gngi0feit 81.
tauen8 on5uerfemen. &ertreter
6tnnlmt0S 1li0 Ser Ukraine boben
elm 9Ieifes @eiuf on 0et omcrifa.
8otidofter lit 9etroorao,
Granci8, geri6tet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
ptditScnt Wifon itc6t
Ocr ~idttucrer 1~lmfoabe!

Seem gorf, %. Sept. grdii.
Bent 8ilion erfldrte feline QnItdtan
ii6er observation-disclosures in eis
mem @riefe on g}or MorL Ge6of.
tcfr Der io3iaIiitiiden 3eitrng g9be
99aiicS" Der beute Oer6ffentlidt
lDltrOe. @2on idrie6 cinen 4roteIt an
Serrn @iIion, ais feline 3eitrnQ
oon Der &oit auSgeiblofen mur6e,
SD oenfe, oaB arieg88etten aIs
Qusnobnlen betroftet meroen miii.
fem" i6reibt Der @rdit0ent, ,uno
0ab e8 geiebtid lit, 8inge, rueIde
inter gem0bnli6en ltmitdn0en ais
ltni9ul0tg geIten lno9elt, file Sic
0ffentlide 8oblfabrt oIs ie6r gef1br.
LID ST. betradten fin0., ober oie
8ren3c lit oll9enideinlid fhper ait
nno id fam nidt lo9en,
0aB id @ertro1lcn bege, iu0 oieicl6e
at 3ieben it,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
DcMfihe Ga0feier IN
philadelphia fGNt ass

PHILADELPHIA, Is. Scbt. Ser
Goritan0 Ser 9elttiden @eIeQidaft
uon &eunipIbanio Der GlteIten oelt.
idjen &ereinigung in Qnerita, Sic
6ereit8 10 Sabre Dor Dem ltnobs
MISUNDERSTANDING gegriin6et mor6en
mar, bat bei4loiieL in 0ieiern Sabre,
Sen 6. Gftober, 6en 9eutiden Gag,
iang. llno flangIos borilber ge6el
gu loiien. Seit einem 8ierteljobrs
l1nocrt batte, tpern feline groBe all.
gemeine 5eier ou8 beIonoeren an.
l1iien lit Der Qcaoem1 Of 0}uiic o6.
qe6alten nutr0e, mte i'm Sabre 0e3
8iertelia6rbuuoert Syu6ildums Der
Gntoedullg 2lnerito8 mo im Sabre
1908, ol8 3uiomuleu NIT Dent
225- id6ri0en Su6ilalut Ser Staot-
meroltng &bila0eIpbio8, Dos Der En-
lten oeutiden Gtnman0erung gefei.
ert mttroe, ooer cine onoere Sumo
9e6llng bon 8eltidamerifauern bers
ouitoltet muroe, tpie I'M Sabre 1910
Die Glt6itQltng oe8 General 9hteBs
leu6crg 3enfuoIs poer i'm 9ftober
1915 oie4oc8 6teu6eu. M}onumente8
in @odeb 5orge, Die 9elttide Sc
ieQidait 0as 9cutiftltm Ser Staot
ST elmer 5eier oes 9cutIdelt Cages
in ibrer &oQe bereinigte.
IS mar uripriingli6 9epLant nor.
Sen, Ser o~iesid1riqen 5eier 30.
0ltrd iraeno pel6en gnitoB erres
gerloen G9orafter 8u neBnrert. 0aB
man i'm Den Ganlen ugaItoriis.
6eier" qab. GS ipar argeregt ipors
Den, 0anlit cine @eoddtnisFeier fir
OIL fiir8li@ beritorbenen &rofeiior
Ser 8enniDloania uniberfitdt, CT.
Marion 9erter 2earneo, ait oereini.
gen, Der It9 iel6it einea ganfee.
8ernlon genalttt un0 ooS ~heoelten6s
ite biogrop6iiAe g8ert ilber Ben
5iibrer Der erIten 6eutiden ginpatt.
0erung geidrieben bate, dber oud
in 0ieier mooifi8iertett 6or1n tplroe
ben elmer Teier 6es Qeati6en ga.
ge8 am 6. 2tto6er 2f6Itano gcnom.
men, neil man feinen QnlaB at
2tu8ftelllngen itu0 aritifen ge6eu
poate. Qie Sarnonie mar oltfge
iporoen, oo8 geiangtide
Erogrol11m bei ser geplonteu SET.
er 5u uberne6men, ruo &oltor &c.
or9e S6u6art bon ser oeuti6en
lutberii6en ct. @}t6Qelis air6e ioG-
te Die 5eitreoe boIten. Sic per6en
nidt bernitbt mer0en, Die beutide
bon &eunibloonio miro
oen 9euti6eu Sag crit mieoer iei.
errt, tpertn Jrte0e ms 2ano ge8o.
gen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
lseine 1tmferIMttMtra
icttcns Scs PaMles!
9aS aumitcc fir 9lcgcla ii6crlGFt
bic Auaelegenbeit Dem
S%nitisant.

@ai6ington, %. Sept. ~ 0aS
Suusfomitee fir &egeln bat itd 1ei.
te oofiir arflart, Die uuteriudulg
Der 8ernitorff argelegenbeit, in mel.
der er ii6 I'm 8erolSga6llng 0ellts
ider @eloer 5neds 8eeinflniiung 0eS
@ongrciies bonoelt, ouf 'id) 6erltbeu
81 laiien. $eflinS acknowledgement
ge9en GENTLE @}itgIieoer 6es aon.
arelies meroen e6enfoaS nidt ttBter.
iu6t meroen. @}6gli9 ober lit es
iu%merbin 0aB Die qngelcgenbeit
no6malS I'M Suuie sur Spro6c
fontmen miro. @oS &omitee fife Sc
1etn bot folgen0e GrflGritng o6gege-
ben: ogfngeiidts Der Iatjade, 6oB
0u9 Suiti3oepartemeHt gegeupdrtig
Die llnteriudllnq betreff8 8erm1sga.
bung BON @el0Grn 5ped8 9eeinilui
Jung 0es &ongrcIies gegen ben 9rteg
6etreibt. bot ooS &omitee fir Reqeln
6ei@loiieh ii6 nit 6te5bc3lgLifet
8eidliiiien, Die porltegerL uidt meis
ter 51 befoiien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
Gr0ffntn9sfcftlittkcit
I'M DcMticbcm PaMs!
abcnS iuirO es Gin gemiit.
Ii6es @einleiefeit gs5eu, iuO.
SIT frcnnOlid eingelaSeR
uir0.

g2tu miro uln Sonntag aud
i'm 8euti9en Snuie Die gergnii.
gltngS. Saiion nteoer eroffuet tper.
Sen. ltno omar Ourd EN- interei-
iotltes g8einleiefeit 6a8 Der 9eltt-
iGe 8an1enberein init l1nteritii.
bung Oes Smuba 8lottoeuti1et
@ereins berunitaltet. 4teie Sereis
ne erUmten nit 8eftimmt6eit nidt
MIR olf bic Seilnabme ibrer eige.
men WlitgIieoer, ion0ern oltG Den
gei1td oe8 o~llgemeiueu 9eutid.
tltnls, an 0as cine freun0Iide Gin.
Iaoung ergebt.
Sir Die l~lnterboltllng Ser Sc
iuder miro ouf oa8 Bette geiorgt
iein uno Die @emirt1mg, iorDeit
man eben bon FOLDER in eiuem
Staote re0en fam, miro
n,9 ni4ts 5t piiniden iibrig loi-
len. IS mdre 5u miini6eh Dob
Scr @eiu6 Elm re6t 3ablrei6er
miro, I'M gu betpeiIen, BOB man
Jig troB eri9perter ltmItdnoe
nidt ole @~eielligfeit uno @emiit-
lidfeit rouben IoiIen mid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
2tRsS arsBctt 60rmip0l
itatk belmdlt!

0}it Sem 9citrigen itarfen geiude
0e5 @f.Sar,8en @erbitfefteS ouf Ben
acknowledgement lit berait8 erii6t.
lidL DOB ser oie8id6rigc @eiomtbe-
illd einen Getoro biloen merhe.
@d6ren0 I'M Ietten Sabre Der 9eiltd
ii6 a1tf 5000 belief, lit Der 0iesiGb.
rtge ouf 1890 augemodien. Sci Dem
Gr6fnultgstoge in 1916 betrlg Die
8eiu6er5abl 2698, in 0ieiem Sabre
HOP.
Die oroBe patriotiidc &oraoe, To-
pie Die eleftriide 4arooe, tper0en
oqe8 bisger @ebotene in 0en Gdot-
ten IteQen nn0 einen Gtron BON BE.
iudern aus alien Gejletl oe5 Stoate8
uo0 9maba bringen. Gouig gtf-
Sor-8en bat ooiiir geiorgt Dab iein
9oIt 0ie 5reu6cn oes aarnibals III
boQen 8iigeu genieBen rulo ali Dos
Sdone bei4alielt fortit mas sic
qr0Bte oler Ser6itfeltli9feiten in
Ne6rosfa bietGt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-28
Orci Biaicttcn
Srcibcitss1lnlctbc!
Sie brittle Anlsi6e iuirO @outas,
nadite 8Oae, aaf Den @arft
gebraht ipcrOcn.

@aibington 20. Sept. alue.
ritaS 8tnon3s @enerale fn0 beute in
GROCER Satigfeit nit @or6ereitunoen
litr oie 5lpeite 0goloene" 9ffenlibe
gegen SaiiertnL Ser 9(nItltrrn er.
fol9t udditen Montag, luattn Cub.
itriptioAcn fir Die 5lueae Sreibeitg.
4nleibe aur llnter8eidHung geoffnet
uer0en.
9rei 8iaionen 9oQdrs miiiien
0iigebrndt fuaroen. Ga cine meitere
lleber8ei6nung eriuortet miro, hat
54asamtsietretdr Mcaooo SEN
9lnH gefaBt, Die Gotalmlei5e o1f
$4,000, 100000 5u arb09en.
Us miro cine Golfsanlei6e fem
nut Bombs bon $50 un0 outudrt8,
pel4e NIT A 4ro5ent bcr3inIt mer.
ben, ritd3obIbor in 1919, NIT Dem
9tedte, baB Sic Gegicrung boue
a~tid3ablllng modem fam Zig 1927.
@ieie anleiben bringeu % 8ro.
gent b0bere 8inIen ul8 Oie erften mo
mogell ipatcr nod b06ere Satereiien
bringer, lUeiin Ole Snba6er non 9ln.
teilifeineH iie qegen rete, b06erpro.
8etltige eintnui9en molen. Bombs
fonnet auf 9Ibi6Iags8a6lung gefQuft
iDeroen NIT 3o9lltngen am /. OF.
tober, t5. g&pbember, fl. 9e3cmber
nn0 IL. San1lor. Sic 2l1i8qabc lit
bon 5teliern befreit - NIT @li$na6.
me Der @r6i6uftSiteler lle0er.
ihuB. 8rofiten ariegsprofiteu umo
ginfommeniteucrn.
9ic gun0e8regierlr1g bat cine qe-
ipaltige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bic gr6b.
te, meld)e leHol5 ga mar, beru1tItuL.
tel, I'M 0os gu6lifum 8u 6etueqen,
ieiuc Griparnine oorin on5r.teaen,
mo 0arf oesbul6 nit 9~citimmtbcit
0arauf refnea, 6aB Scr ermartete
Grfnlg ri6t nus6leiben mir0. 91idt
iueniger ais $500, 300 qroBe giafq.
te liio geortdt nor0eL Tim itber
0as gnf8e 2an0 ber6reitet 81 weroet,
100000 600 ami 9riefa 3lt tleben0e
3ettelaelt nit elmer entipre6en0en
allti6riit ipltr6en 1eroeItelt un0 ait.
Ber6en bat man on ale 4rbcitqeber
ionic ge9en 100000 Tarmer Elm
peri6nltdes Garejben qcri6tet, i'm
Incident man lie uaf Sic 8e0elttltnQ
0ieier 4nleibe ~aufmertiam moft.
gud ioaen an Die aGufer 10000.
600 I'M auopflo6 0e8 Godtragen8
at tra9eitoe 4b3ei6en nlt80eQe6en
ioeroen, 10 OoB ieoer, uelder einen
c0er mebrere oieier 9on6s erItano,
it6 ieinen g}a4barn gegenii6er ais
oeren Better ouSDeieu fam.
Se6er 8oItmaiiter, ic0er GiIen.
b~abnbeanlte, ia ieoe 2ebrarin miro
aafgefor0ert mer6ell. Der gun6esres
aierrng Bet i5rem 8~eItrcben, Bic
3orOs on Sen 9}ann at brinQen,
1ilfreidJ aur Seita gu ita9eH.
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ednaps in Sin perunnbelf.

Die &lage ge9en Die Jar6iae
qear( colbert ipeaet ungeietliden
9erfaufS bon G6nops fam beute
int 9ii6ieite @oli8eiaeri6t our Ser.
han0lung ltn0 brd6te Die bo6lobli-
DE 8oIi8ei 1T bodIt unongere6lue
8erIegen9eit; cine 6laI6e 0e8 Be.
idIognobmteu ~86isfebs tullr6e ais
corpus Deficit Dem Rt6ter borQc-
legt uro ioQte sur 9elaIttna Ser
2lngeflagteu 0ielen. Gum GrItaunen
Der &errnon6uo a6er bottle iid ser
IN @iiig berpan0elt. Bum
maren nod onoere 5laiden
bor9onoen, Die e6ten S6nop8 emf
i6Ileu, 6o8 beiBt, menn bis
3eRte nidt tpie0er cine &errpanoIuna
Ser 6%liiiiigfeit eingetreten 1T bis
81 Der altf 1eute beri6o6euen 81.
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3ie Gmo6a 9cberoQe So. frii6er
Die Setter 8retuitg So, on 0crrn
Spite Ser glortin Setter Itc5t, bot
IN o0Hta" Gin oIfoboIfreies @etrdnfe
atrf Ben @iarft gebra1t, hos iid iii
fur3er 3eit eiun 9iltf ertpor6en, Ser
nett uber Die @ren3en unIeres
StaoteS bitlolS gebt. go lit e8 Be.
tarnt, Dab 0aS o9n1a" Iogar in
Dem on @etrdnfc oQer Dirt reider
G9icago betr1dtIiden a6iab fin6et,
mas 9elpiB biet iogt. 9fna lit in
Split II. 8iatfIaiGen 8u erlongen II.
IN oaen @laben, no Ieifte Sc
trGrfe 8u ba6eb erbGlttid. ST.
Sar.8en.8eiuber iper0en oas &c.
traflfe al3 Defenders erfrii6en6 fin.
SEN, 9o8 @etrdnfe lit in better II.
oltnfler 5orm at bdberr 9eru6e fpie
es benz beion0cren @eidnlad 0es
&Gnier8 entipridt.
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2%lMsfubtpreiie Ses
1lIe6ls ~fcIteeicbt!

Sem gorf. %. Sept. - 9er
@aebt 9 rteilung8nt ifuB Ser SEEN
gorter gro6uftenb0rie, Delher bon
Der go6rung8mitteI germoItung Der
Ser. Staoten erndunt moroen 1T,
ga6 folgeu0e Grei8ta6elle 6efanllt,
Sic Bel 8erfGuien bon N}e6l ieiten8
Der giabrlng8mittel > &erpalttng
hur6 Sen gusiduB sur 4ntueu0uug
fommeu ioa:
n5iir olle 8ur ausfu6r beitinm-
ten Gatents, 1925 fir 0en Saf
bon 300 Gfllr0, Elm 9reis. melder
etnem 5aBpreis bon $tt,80 emit
ipridt ale SirIt Clears $11,90 Bis
$f2.25 fir sen Sad bon 220 Giun0
gerlGB 6uulitdt mas einem 8reiie
bon $1,000 Biz $1,000 fir oas
6oB gleidtouult,
q. q. GlaD6roof. &rdit0ent Ser
8ro0uttenb6rie rno &oriiber oes
allsidufias, CAB Der Guportung
qu8orlld. ooB oieie 9taBnobme Oen
Me6(preis nieoerbnlten mHroe, Der
ionit nod Dor Satiilor ~beoeuteuS
b6ber gegongen iein miiroe, mern
nidjt Die @eiebgebung Die 9ontroqe
iiber Die gIobruugSmittel eingeiebt
bate.
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Omaha, g5cbr., 28. Sept.

Sntoga, gtebr., 28. Sept.
GihbOieG = 8ufubr 1000.
8eafitiere feit.
&rima idluere 8eeDc8 1900
1900.
suite uno bette geeoes 1900
1900.
@}itteln. geeDe8 12o0-13.0O.
@emobul. 8eepe8 8.00-t1.00.
@ltte ltn0 bette SGgrIin8e 14,00
1850.
MitteIu. Sd5rliuge 12.O0-t3.0O
@epobnl. Sagrlinge 7.50-10.50.
Rrima i4pere @ra8+8eebe8 1850
1850.
@utc ii. bette 8eioe-8 eebes 1000
Hoo.
Mittelm. @cioc.8 eeues 900
1000.
@emo6nIide 8eebes 7.50-8.75.
aiibc uto Sellers felt,
@ute BIS bette 9eiters S.00-9.25
@ute un0 bette aiibe 7.75-8.50.
Diittelm. aiibe 6.50--7.50.
@ep6bnIide ai9e 5.00-6.25.
StoderS uno 6eeoer8 felt.
Corn Seeding Stiers 1000
1900.
@ute, Bette 6eeoer8 8.5o-10.O0.
0tittelmdBige 7.00-S.50.
@epobnli6e 6.00-7.00.
@ltte, bette Gtoder8 10000.
Stof Sellers 6.50-8.00.
Stod aiibe 6.00-7.50.
Stod aGl6er 6.50-9.50.
geo[ aGl6er 8.00-12.00.
9ua rto Sta98 $4,000.
- 3ufubr 400; meiiten8
10c bo6er 8u idpad).
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Scralider 9[bidieS.

Ser GnloQa NmbuIo18 @otlpo9.
ME ipuroe geitern bon Seiten ser
8eb6lferung 9nobo's Gin ber3lider
@bI9ie6 8uteil, ols oieIel6e Inn
5:25 1lbr bonn Union 8nbnbofe
aus nod Sort &a1lor, 2ouisbiGe,
ap, obftBr. IS batten fib mebre.
re taltieu0 4erioner ouf Dem
gabnbofe eingefunoeft, mn ben
i6ei0eu0en Manni6aften eiu 2ebe.
au5urufen.
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ain6ern freier 8ntritt srlnn6t.

Tim ltrlerer Iiln9eren Generation
etuen 4ni6altungsunterrid al ge-
ben it6ar bic 8idtigteit oes gor.
in Ser gtobrung8mittelfon.
ierbierung, bat Die 2eitung Ser
sfeIung beidloiien, Ben
ain0eru an Samstog, Den 6. Otto.
Der freien 8utritt our Gusteanng
81 geiudbren. Qieier Gag miro ais
aainoertag" aelten. Die 3iueite n9o-
tionnL Smine Sbop" miro bonn g..
biz gum 10. 0ttober in Der Sii0.
GHoba 8ieroe. itno 9tauleieLSta l.
lung abgebaIten per0ett.
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8eiteres Gpiouage.a umplptt.

san 6raneisco, %. Sept.
Greoerid 5dneioer. frii6er Ser oeltt-
iden Marine a%nge5orig, un0 36eos
bore aaiinger, 4ugeitaIter zines
Bieiigen 8epurtement Store, iino
inter Dem 8eroodt Ser Espionage
bier berboftet moroen. SUM Wlit.
alieoer oes amerifaniiden 6(ieger.
rorps, Elm onleritanii6er @erbeoffi.
8ier ino 8Det Seetaoetten iol(en
in Der angelegenDeit beripidelt iein.
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ucbraska Sarmclt 81
p~crkaufclt.

aieirs Flebrasia Sarmen 81 leIhier Sab,
nnaeR-5 A6er nafpdris. @ir oearbeiisn
bic Sbnen p~eriaiite Sarut. Ete oRnssriurb
9ptnts grspsrs af'H, is. iiifO Sonaro Gtrs
Omaha. gssbE. Eel. Douglas e37ts ~.
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Banner @puat fife 2e6enS.giel
W2nrff.

ItWEII.
an3ei6en 6euten oarotF BIN 6aB
0teier Der Bonner Mtonat Septenl.
BEL in Der @eidtdte oes Sit0.0ato6d
2e6en0-gieb 2}orfte8 iein miro. Sic.
ie @ode nur6en Iolueit $4,000
StiiG @ie6 eu%tPfongcn; ofeIe Bail
bri6t ole Gefor0e fir sic erIten
bier Goge irgen0 elmer 8ode. Scr
geitrige gmpfang mar 5000 Stiid
&inooie9, 1000 Sdmeine ua6 27,-
900 Shofe.
Der Sdneiaellarft bat Itd bon
Dem Gifrfi@loge infoIge oes Strei-
teS pie0er er6oIt uno sic Greiie
fat Oie0er Die Gefor0=96.
be bon $1,000, Die am 81. Qluquit
nur0e. Ger geItrige S6dIt.
betrtg $685., bod Sic 92e6r.
belt iuuroe 8u $t8.75 b~erfauft.
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1ltarktbert1te
Sanias gith Miarftberidt.

Stani0s GIN, Wto., g. Sept.
Ginbbie5 - 3ufttbr 1000; @Iarft
Iangiam Bis i6mad.
Sdmeiue - 8uflbr>1500; t0-15c
b66er.
SoGIter Greis 1916.
2urdi6nittspreis 18.60-19.i0.
Sdafe : 8nfu9r 6000; @tart tart
biz t0c B69er.
llto9 2dmraer 17.45.
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9ur6Idnitt8preis 18.95-t9.15.
&06iter 8reis 1910.
Sdafc-3ufabr $500; @tarft itarf.
2Gmmer 25-40c hober.
Gltte uro bette 2dnHter 1895
1875.
Cute lln0 bette Sabrlinge 1900
1926.
1850.
Cute un6 bette M1ttterIdafe 1880
-11.25.
See6er 2Gmmer 17.00-18.25.
5ee0er SGbrIinge 12.00-13.50.
6eeoer Mutteri6afe Coolies.
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> User gut ellen nil, beiuGe 60.
Maatrsr's 9ieitauraltt an Der 5or.
nam StraBe.
Wian u1iterItiibe 6ie beufi6e
8reiie, inOem man gu iPrer gerbrei.
tHns beitrdst.