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New Orleans Snot Cnttnn

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 26.-Spot cotton
steady, so points up. Sales on the spot
3 1873; to arrive 500. Low middiing 2s q /;
1900: good middling 2950. Re
ceipts 1927; stock 273,163.
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Inspecting the College.

This is the stadium."
Fine. Now take us thru the cur
r,culdm. They say they have a good
one here"
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Corn-No. 2 yellow
nominal.
Oats-standard T2%@73ho.
Rye--No. 2 s1.79.
Barley-s1. 1o@l.41
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BOARD AND ROOMS


ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED IL
BRADY, W, 522-Nicely furnished sleep.
ing room modern. Phone 0sage 2l.9.
BOSTON. &, 9l7-Well furnished bedroom,
nice home; close in Phone Usage BOG
BOSTON s., 5l6-For rent, well furnished
sleeping room in modern home. Phone
Usage 5763.
with large closet. Phone Usage 467lR
CHEYENNE, g., 40S-Nicely furnished
sleeping room. adjoining bath. Call Usage
CINCINNATI, s, s2Am.,sleeping room, pri-
CINCINNATI, s.. 1ile-'Two nisely fur
nished bedroom.
CHEYENNE. s., 624-Three nicely furnished
sleeping rooms adjoining bath in strictly
modern home.
CINCINNATI, s, 623-First class sleeping
room.
CINCINNATI. s., l6O2-Furnished rom, one
large pNrlor bedroom; private entrance;
furnace heat: downstairs.
CINCINNATI, ". 43O-Nice room in modern
cottage: board IL desired very reasonable.
Phone Usage 1915.
CHEYENNE, s., 1229-Two sleeping rooms,
convenient to bath, gentlemen preferred,
references. Phone Usage 6652.
CINCINNATI, s., 602-Niee modern sleep.
ing room.
CINCINNATI, s.. s02-For rent, comfortably
furnished sleeping room on second floor,
convenient to bath men only. Phohe Usage
7d49
DETROIT. S.. 6O3--Nicely furnished south
ed I bedroom for gentlemen.
DEM ER, s., gl6-Nicely furnished room in
private family for young lady employed
Phone Usage 2573R
DENVER s., l19--Nice furnished sleeping
room, modern apartment, gentlemen only
Phone Usage 1860.
DETROIT AND sECOND-For rent. sleep.
ing room connecting bath, close in, gentle.
men preferred. Phone Usage 1881
DETROIT. &, 400 Nicely furnished east
front sleeping room for rent
DENVER s., 3i2-Front sleeping room
convenient 10 bath. Phone osage 20S4
DENVER, g, 614-one sleeping room Usage
5573R
ELWOOD s.. 5i7-Front sleeping room for
one or two gentlemen modern; phone.
Phone Usage 400.
DENVER, n, 7O6-Two nicely furnished
bedrooms for rent. Phone Usage 2l3l.
EIGHTH, W. 20s-Two sleeping rooms,
modern, with or without sleeping porch.
very desirable, CLOSE in.
ELGlN, S, al0--Newly furnished for rent
to gentlemen in apartment four blocks
from town Call Sunday. Usage 5p27.
EIGHTH. H., 314-For rent sleeping room
and porch, for lady or gentlemen
FIFTH. r., ii0s--Nice sleeping room, con
meeting bath Phone Usage 217l.R.
FRISCO. S.. 22a-S1ceping room close in.
modern: 81 80 per week gentlemen Phone
osege .965-R.
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Provisions


- St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2b-POUL1RY--llcus
1s&c; springs zoe turkeys 27t; ducks zoe
geese 15@l6kc.
BUTTER-C Creamery d5 i4c.
EGGS--i2d 43c.
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RATES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST ANr EoINp

AIRDAl E-Lost, female airdRle dog, grizzly
back, tan legs and head, new collar re
ward. T. a. Landrith, 4nG Drew Bldg
Phone Osage 257O.
AlRDALE-Lost. female Airdale. giiTzled
color, new collar reward I. A. Londrrth.
409 Drew Bldg Phone 2570.
CARPET-Lost by widow woman between
Sand Springs and Tulsa large roll OF
green hall carpet. Phone Usage .97; re-
ward
COW-Taken up in our field, Jer4ey COW.
owner may have for expense. 1900 North
Boston.
DIAMOND RlNG-Lost week ago. near OF
IN Wonderland thester Call Mrs. Swigart.
Phone Osago alO
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A Fair Proposition.

"Why don't the women wear trous-
iers IL they want tof We don't care
II the men wear skirts"
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New York Stock Exchange.
Standard OIL Subsidiaries

Furnished by Strandberg, McGreevy & Co,
13l East Third street Hotel Tulsa Phone
1900 '|' 'N
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Kansas City Cash Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 26.-Cash corr
steady to Be lower; No. 2 mixed q. s6i ]. 90
No. white $2@ 2.o3; No. 2 yellow 80 .O5 a.
Oats steady; No. 2 white 74hQ74kc;
To. mixed 72@73Ac.
l. Rye S173
Ksfir and milo maize &8s5@s45.
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GALVESTON, Nov. 26-Cotton. middIini
$3.50; receipts 4 625 bales; exports IL 1875
sales 1,040; stock 244 721.
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Money


London Money.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Bsr silver i2 al per
ounce.
Money, per cent; discount rates, short
bulls a three months bills AZ
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Chicago Produce.

changed.
EGGS-Receipts 4659 cases; unchanged
OTATOES-Reecipts 55 cars unrharged
POULTRN-Aliye, unsettled: fowls l5M
sac; springs 19c, turkeys 27c.
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Oil Stocks
Independent OIL Stocks.

Furnished by Strandberg McGreevy & Co,
III East Third street (Hotel Tulsa). Phone
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Kansas City Produce.

....-- INHIItdb WY TIVWUVVs
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26.--BUT9ER--
Creamery 4l,ac; nrsts 80 Nc; seconds
81 Vac: packing BIZ
EGGS-Firsts 14c seconds 32c.
POULTRN-Hens lsc; roosters IL u &c;
broilers 28c.
POTATOES-Steady, sl.75m240
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BUSINESS SERVICE.

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED -
EPAIRING-Carpenter wishes repairing
work. Hollis, Phone 1858.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Range.
st. Louis Cash Oral,

ST. LOUIS, Nov 26.-Cssh corn lower
No. Q S1.7s@1 so; No. 2 white S1s7h.
Oats higher; No. 7Id Toe; No. white
7j@75kc.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Coiton-spot
quiet; middling 31,25,
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published in the Tulsa Daily World. Novem.
Der 27. 1917. World Publishing Company.
Publisher

ber 27. 1917. World Publishing Company,
Publisher
RESOLUTION DETERMINING ASSESS
MENTS AND DIRECTING NOTICES FOR
PAVING IN STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER 1873 OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA; REPEALING A RES
,OLUTIoN ADOPTED AND. Apron ED ON
THE is DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1917.
ENTITLED RESOLUTION DETERMIN.
ING ASSESSMENTS AND DIRECTING NO
TiCES THEREOF FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 1873
OF TIE CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA,
AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY;
WHEREAS: The City Engineer on the
10th day Of November, 1917 submitted to
this Board his written statemIlt showing tn.
property, owners, etc, subject TO Assessment
In Street Improvement District Number l6J
In form and substance rs provided In Sec
tion Z, Article Q, OF the Tulsa City Charter
And
WHEREAS: This Board has duly exam.
/ ined said statement and found the same q
be correct and In conformity 10 Law;
NOW THEREFORE: BE II RESOLVED
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LEGAL

published in The Tulsa Daily World No
Nemher %, ~, 2a, 80 and December
1917. World Publishing Company
Puhlishcr)
MENTs FOR PAVING in STREET IN
PRovEMENr DISTRICT NUMBER 1853
CITY OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution OF th.
Board OF Commissioners duly adopted on The
23rd day OF November, 1914 notice Is hereby
given that the Board Of Commisfioners Of
The City OF Tulsa Oklahoma, has examined
the e innate Snd statement OF the City I'm
'gineer As TO the amount Of the cost OF tn,
Trinidad pavGmqnt, which should be sssessc-
against he sbuttifg property, ihe property
benefited and other property liable 10 as
setsInent and the Owners thereof IN sTREE |
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER l6a
which incluedes the following described por
lions Of the following streets and avenues
NINTH STREET from the east Inc OF
Eigin Avenue to line drawn parallel 10 and
one hundred G0ol feet westerly from III.
center line OF the main line track OF the
Midland Naev Railroad Company
THIRD STREET from the east ,ine o'
Owasso Avenue to the west line OF Rock
Of land to be assessed for the Improvement
thereof in the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma.
And said Board Of Commissioners las by
Resolution duly approved the aforesaid
and has determined to asses the cost OF
the improvements in said District against the
abutting property, the property benefited
and other property liable 70 assessment an
the owners thereof as follows to.wit.
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP
Paving on Ninth Street
Blk Lot Name IT Amoun:
IS W. 9s.9 Atehinson. To-
peka & Santa
Fe r. r. Co 95 S3O9 81
2E So Loren Conway so 1853 g.
|" Wv. so Sam Dreyfus so 1896
+. so Lyman II. Oar.
DO 81 81
Q W. so G r. stotts SO 1896
1856 3 W so Effie d steph-
Q T.. so Lena Seltnar SO 1872 "a
Ter SO 1870
" +. 80 Bette 6nd Joe
Levine 80 9ioa
\ Santa Fe h.
X Co SOC 230. ca
Midland Valley r. R right-of.
way described as follows: I.y-
ing south of the easterly pro-
duction of the northerly line
Of Block 1875 OF the Original iai
Townsite and north Of tho tTls
easterly portion Of the .SlI
northerly line OF the ~
alley in said block and lying
west Of line drawn parallel
10 and 303.5 feet eaSterly
from the westerly line Of said
Block 1885, Midland Valley r.
r. Co 42o 1876
RERRN AnnTTION
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published in The Tulsa Daily World, Nov
20, 25, 26. 81, 2s. 20, 80, Dec. ],
and 8, 1911. World Publishing
Company, Publisher.l
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
CONTRACTORS

City Aud.:o. Tulsa, Oklahoma, until 5
o clock D. m, Thursday, December 9th, 1917,
for the construction Of an Auxiliary Sanitary
Sewer including laterals, connections sn1
SIS, as created and established by Ordinance
No. I'll, passed and approved the 21st day
Of May 1910
Plans, prcfles and specifications for the
construction OF said sewer system and M,
purtenances have been adopted by the May 1r
and BoaNd of Commissioners Of said City
and are now on file in the office Of the City
Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro-
posal sheets OF the City Of Tulsa
The right TO reject any and all bids is
reserved 10 the Board Of Commissioners OF
the City OF Tulsa Oklahoma.
A certified check in the sum Of five (6
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All thAt part OF the NJ n.
I. X. r. Co.'S right'ofway ly-
ing east OF the south produc-
tion of the east line OF Owasso
Avenue and lying north of the
west production OF the north
line Of the Alley in Block
IS OF Berry Addition
NJ X. 4 T. X. r. Co. 3l62 50984
All owners Of abuttng property, properly
benefited by said improvements and other
property liable to assessment, are hereby no.
titled that all matters affecting Such i'm
provements or benefit TO the property there.
by, and any claim or objection to the as.
sessments as above set forth, shall be FLEA
In writing in the office OF Frank Newkirk,
City Auditor OF the City Of Tulsa Ok .ahomp,
on or before the lth day OF Decemb,'. 1917
at 9 o'clock a. m, and the same shall be
heard by the Board o. Commissioners on
the ath day OF December. 1917, at clock
a. m. and any claims or objections not 80
filed in writing before said time shall b..
deemed waived.
Dated this 23rd day OF November, 1917.
FRANK NEWkiRK
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wANTED-RooMs OR BOARD 20

WANTED Board and rooms by refined fam
lily: two children under two years Of age !;
beet OF references given Address Box CO,
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WANTED-One or two uufumlghed rooms
for two gentlemen wplkiug distance. best
al references Phone Usage $3.50.
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RooMs-UNFURNIsHED 4
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TWO small unfurnishod rooms for rent. mod
crn. no children. 1884 East Fourth
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Wanted, to shnrc pleasant
slecpiug room with refined young lady
employee Call after p. m. 623 South
Boston. Phone Usage i24S
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
GANG OF SEVEN
BANDITS ADMIT
THIEVING JOBS

Seven young men. all under the
age of - confessed l,ss--tAi-z : 2 ftaF
noon, 90 Assistant Prosecutor Kei
dan that they had participated IN
many robberies during the past
few months
On three consecutive nights they
held up aud robbed men az the poin,
OF revolvers Joe Macajewski. small
OF stature ard II years old, OF NO
llQ4 Military-aye, admitted be was
one OF the gunner" OF the gang
known az the "Cincos."
Detectives from the sixth precinct
station arrested the men IN q Michl
gan-aye. p0olroom. A Polish book
agent had been robbed and the Off
GERS had evidence pointing 10 some
Of the seven boys An denied any
knowledge OF the robbery until grill
ed by Keidan.
Joe Botick. one of the gang who
had been turned loose from re-
form school seven weeks ago. was
the FIRST 10 admit the robbery tie
IS H. Others Who took part "a it
are. Mike Simchock, rs. John Mys-
liwiczy DO. Anthony Bush, is, and
Macejew N
Warrants viii be secured for an
i've
August Plock. ~. said he didn't
axe part in that particular robbery,
but admitted having helped in an
other. while Andrew Misconare. ~.
said he WAS with The Eve. but stood
on the other side OF The street while
the robbery was going on
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
UNCLE SAM
NOW FIGHTS
AUS 7 RIA
Wilson Signs Declara-
ton Passed BY Con-
p-resS Friday

WASHINGTON. Dec S-Wor be-
tween the United States and Aus.
tria Hungary was formally do.
clared al sos % m, Friday when
President Wilson signed Tho resoiu-
ton. passed by both houses or con.
qress. authorizing him 20 use all the
resources OF the United States
against thc duel monarchy
put ore dissenting vote was cast
againsl che resolution in the house
The senate passed II unanimously.
Senator IATollcue was absent
when the senate voted, bu; said
That hc aid not know che vote was
about 0 Doc taken Tie declared that
he should have voted for the reso
luton II amended $50 as 20 provide
tit.tt tire United States Would be
clearly on record as taking no part
in the territorial quarrels between
Austria and other countries.
Congressman Meyer London, So
cialiat. OF New York, was the one
dissentpr Ia the house
The action OF London, w marripg
an otherwise unanimous action in
both branches OF congress. brought
storm Of criticism down on his
head
A score o. members denounced
London violently On the floor OF the
house.
Miss Rankin. who made q dra-
matte appearance after she had
been reported ill, declared IN OK
planation OF her vote
Il stll believe that war rs q
stupid and futile way 70 settle in-
ternatiouaI difficulties gnasmuch
as the Austrian declaration how
ever. is q mere technlcality 90 more
vigorous prosecution OF the war
against Germany, I vote for the res
oiutiOn
Special interests and commercial
privilege are controlling the war TO
day" she said In. conclusion.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
BOY BREAKS THE
PLUNGE RECORD

Fred Schwedt. the 15.year.old
swimmer. broke the state Junior
record planging for distance in the
Il. VI. e. A. tank IN the Adams ave
branch Friday afternoon. making 81
feet. Two weeks ago he won the
city Junior plunge title when he
made IS feet inches. bar az that
time the competition was nor suf
hcienuy keen 10 make bim extend
hfwaoff
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

MILK contains all the life-giving
life-maintaining principles.
MILK is Natures food. 1t comes
from Lies Stream from living tis-
sues - ready for use ready to be
transformed instantly into the blood,
bone, muscle, nerve, heat, energy,
growth and repair needed by the
body.
If you would have your children
thrive-be healthy, happy and strong
pictures of glowing welI-being and
bright minds - never fail TO give
them plenty of milk.
If you cannot induce them to drink
milk give it to them hidden in soups,
gravies, mashed potatoes, or baked
in bread, puddings or cakes.
They must have it in one form or
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
ASKS TRY-OUT
AS KNOT TIER

teRAfN, o. Dec. Mayor J.. NJ.
Moore OF Lorain, has been Mayor.ng
two years and has not yet performed
q marriage ceremony Now he wants
go marry some couple before he be
comes on "eX' and before his pow
ers as matrimonial sphccr expire.
! have read up on the requirements
and believe can do good job.
said ihe mayor
"All J need is a couple To the
drst applying viii marry them free
and give the bride a present"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
WOMEN OPERATE
N.Y.STREET CARS
Company Says 'ConductOrettes'
Have Come To Stay On
Metropolitan Lines

NEW YORK, Dec s-Forry con
ductore-tes p VIII oe ringing uD fares
Tor Broadway street cars hy tCmor-
row The company announced to-
day, after one blsf tesL tla, thc
women conductors had come 10 stas
They Will ger mems pay
The uniforms We're ordered today
They VIII be- 30 tHe same teaEy
blue cloth as rbc men conductors
a long coal and a short skirt -h
plenty ~ booklets, Black tet
cans. trimmed with sold braid c0n-
plete the outfit
The girls viii handle only the
street level hump back cars Iu
this type the conductor aj-s a the
center OF the car and manipulate
doors and the register by foot and
hand
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
SENATE SUSPENDS
CLAYTON ACT

WASHINGTON. Dec S-The son
ate today passed the Overman reso.
luton, suspendiuE until Jan L. 1919.
the operation OF the Clayton act pro
hibiting buying Of railroad supplies
by non.Compctitiyc bidding.
This Is the FIRST legislative step
towards clearing the way for uuih-
cation of the country's railroads. as
urged by the interstate commerce
commission.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
GARDINI MEETS
JIMMIE SPARTAS

ReuRto Gard'ni conqueror Of VIII
liam Demc'ral. Will meet Jimmy
Spsrtas Az The Avenue theater Tues
DAY night Ga-dlnIs feat az beating
n Cree6. for The lrsi tmo p d..
trOif since Dewetral commenced hia
weekly engagement here over p
year ago. is proof that the italian
is a powerful exponent of the catch
as-catcncan -dmo The match viii
be best TWO ln three falls to On.
ish, wi'h 20 holds bI' Tho -tranzle
barref
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

Spain has invaded Broadway SO
less than three compan.s, et span
ish dancers arc showing New York
something new Wlth The arrival
of TWO now Spanish dancers 'n town,
Mnua yauer. Who has been dane
ing in "Maytime ar the Shuberr
theater. hae ISSUED an Invitation 20
her rivals. L'Aresntine. "a the Land
OF Joy. new production at the
PARK theater and TCrtoa de- Vli
encla. who has been eneaeed fer the
Miss 1917 at tte Century
Miss valie- wants 20 arrange p
special matinee a which shr can
match her skill against the o,hers-
ths contest 10 decide which rs tte
most graceful and expert in span
ish dancing. and which has creates
endurance
At The top IS To~ro'a do Valen~
cia. on the rlgh' e Nura NaIieri,
and inset rs L'ArcentIne
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

of chance.
The complete Joy of Life comes not
from dreams, nor books, nor make
believe PHILOSOPHERS, but from food
that makes a sound body throbbing
with good health.
There Nature points the way. She
has provided wisely well and
bountifully. Her first and finest
food is MILK.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

another, while growing, to insure
the best start and fullest growth.
If you, yourself, are listless, tired,
weak, nervous, run down, "loggy,"
heavy, distressed observe an extra
meatless, fowlless, hshless day.
Drink Milk. Eat Bread and Milk.
A bowl of half and half (half milk,
half creamy with crackers or with
bread is often-times the only "medi-
cine" you need to set you right
again.
Watch this space for the story of
recent remarkable discoveries and
scientific experiments proving milk
to be a mysterious, life-giving force
food and drink and stimulant all
in one - the Fountain of Life and
Youth Meanwhile
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The worlds record for biz srp'es
"a hold by ne variety known as Tho
Spokane Beauty. some specimons OF
which weigh az much az 3S ounces
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

Elementary education In italy o.
compulsory between the ages OF siA
and nine. but The la Nis not r.ror.
ously enforced
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

Matches drst began 90 Do used n
The United States IN the early 30s
whom thoy worc sold in boxes con
taining 81 for - cents.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

N-LulIcr- ihe rrcafl
society satirsi I'm fire Inc drawire.
was So years cid when he wrote h's
grst novel.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

MILK is the answer for all your
feeding-problems in health or dis
good, fresh, rich MILK.
MILK contains everything the hu-
man body needs and contains it in
just the right proportion.
In MILK is embedded the "punch"
which you would have in your chill
dren and wish for yourself.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

The Joy of Life

morning just watch the children their way school
1t will be lesson you will never forget.
Note husky Jim and prancng Janepictmes of health Eyes
bright and snappy, early in the morning. Cheeks round and
rosypnI Stepping brIy, with chest out shoulders back
chatting, laughing shouting, gay and beaming
These children just bristIe with the Joy of Life.
They fine young animalsu of vim, snap, pep punch
They are being brought up properly.
Back of them, you may be sure, is a mother who knows
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

another, while growing, to insure
the best start and fullest growth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-02
1locO Oeut(r6em JlluIIer.

9ie te9uiT9en SduIen in Der
Siirtei fino na9 Dem Muiter Der Oeuts
iden 9eperbIibeu TortbilbungsiAus
len gebiIOet. @ie dlteRe BON ibneu,
Die nSibiide Qlnfalt fir tedniIds
@rSiebung in paldIiua", fii6rt ibrsu
Hameu 0u llnredt, oenu iie itebt Sdiis
Iern jebeu @laubens offen.' sic ipurs
De tur5 Dor &rieesausbru9 er0ffnet
unb lit. pie bic n3eiti&rift bes @ers
eins DeutI9er Sngenieure" miitcilt,
nit Den befen WlaI9inen uno Sim
ri9tuugen fir SiI6lerei. @ieBersi,
Sormersi, S9IoTerei, S9miebeiperts
ltatt perfeben. I'm ibre @inri4tung
baben Ii6 bic profeToren ShleIin9sr
unO Tran0 BON Der Se9niTdeu So@s
Tdule IN Gbarlottenburg belonoere
@erbienite erporben. 0ie S9uIe III
in Soifa uutersebra6t. Seitber ipur.
sen mebrere oerartige S9ulen un'er
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