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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-29
Sublime Orders,

Colonel Cork was, as colonies go.
not bad old stick 10 have about n
resim ent says London Ideas. Re
Gently he had three men OF his COM
pany In 70 help him remove the
grand piano; and. as this gift OF Aunt
ELIAS was OF hefty build, he signed
blank order that the men might
obtain beer from the canteen; leav.
ing the amount thereof for the war
riors 10 fill In themselves.
Here was a dispute.
Put down six pints," suggested
Private Dumps.
More like a barrelw growled one
OF the others.
But at last the sergeant came along
with the right idea. He filled the
paper up thusly:
Please fill these men with beer"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-29
"SUFTRlGE MEASURE TO PASS
Women VIII Get the Vote at Next
Session. senator Borah SAYS.

THE suffrage amendment will be
passed at the next session of con-
Sress," Senator William Il. Borah OF
Idaho assured suffragists the other
day at the Saint Paul hotel. where
moro than one hundred women gath
cred at luncheon given by members
or the National Woman's party, in
honor of Miss Mabel Vernon, national
secretary and one OF the suffrage
pickets recently arrested in Wash
tngton.
Senator Rorah was asked by Mrs.
A. X. Colvin. in behalf OF the women
present, TO work for early passage Of
the Susan r. Anthony amendment.
President Wilson will not interfere
either for or against suffrage" Sem
ator Borah told the women.
The amendment will have no trou-
BILE passing the house. and the sentl-
ment in favor Of suffrage is gradually
increasing in the senate"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-29
Dy1pery Remnants
at IOc
THIRD FLOOR

A big lot of drapery rem
nants and short lengths of
curtain materials to be
tabled for Saturday shop
pers at less than cost to
close out. Included are
voiles. nets. marquisettes
and cretonnes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-29
NeU Fall Hosiery

Just received. a complete
line of ladies' Gordon H-30O
black silk hosiery; priced.
the pair .Sf.35
Ladies Gordon H-6O0 silk
hosiery in an excellent Sc
lection of colors. including
sa IN on. peach. maize.
bronze. putty. ivory. silver.
suede. pink, flesh and cham
payne; also black and white.
The pair S1.S5
Ladies' silk embroidered
hose; pair $3.50, S2.75, $3.50
Ladies' black silk lisle hose.
in outsizes. either Cadet or
Black Cat; the pair sec. soc
Ladies' Isle hose in black
and white; pair
25c, 28c, 35c, soc, soc
Childrcn's Underwear
Children's E-Z union suits.
with waist attachment; the
garment 1oC
The M-Knit waists for chill
dren with supporter attach
ment, each zoe, 25c, 35c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-29
Display of Stunning Fail Millinery
at SIS, SO. so, $50, $40 and SI2.5O

alurng chic
Portable soft brm for the schoolgirl well the popular
sailors
one a o
A COMPLETE LINE of children plush
velves.
FLOOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-29
THE HOUSE DRESS DE-
PARTMENT OFFERS FOR
SATURDAY

Dressing Sacqucs. made of
dimities and lawns, trimmed
in colors. also some of
white crepe trimmed with
val laces; regular soc to
Sl.25 values; to close out
a. gcc
For the Schoolgirl. a r.. ii.
S. and II. X. s. MILDLY sleeve
bands, embroidered in col
ored silks; 26c value, spe-
clai ''''' .......... .1Oc
Satecn PctticOats. a splendid
line of these black sateen
petticoats. some having
black and white plaid ruff
fled flounce. made in full
length and width: SO to A
inches. Priced at :. $40
THIRD FLOOR
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
KILLS NINETEEN DUCKS
WITH ONLY FIVE SHOTS

DAWSON. Y. T, July 2o.-Ed Doran,
OF South Dawson. made, according to
number OF shots fred, a record killing
Of ducks on the Rlondike fats near
Jackson gulch the other morning.
He left home with only seventeen
shells, thinking from his past exper-
fence that number would be ample At
1:3o a. m. the ducks began to arrive
and in the dusk Doran fired fve shots
at indistinct forms without bringing
any down.
Then with seven shells he landed
as many birds singly. By this time
the ducks were coming IN showers
and It being impossible to select
single birds he began ground -sIuicIng
them, and with his last 1--WE shots laid
out nineteen cold and wounded seven
or eight more that got away in the
brush and darkness.
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
MEXICANS PLEAD
WITH j. S. TO LIFT
EMBARGOONARMS

Representative Of the Carranza de
facto government in Mexico are In
Washington making a determined ana
organized effort to get the embargo
on arms and munitions OF war TO
Mexico lifted entirely or at least
modified. The same group Is doing
its utmost to get the Federal Gov
eminent here to make a loan to Mex
leo or to give its sanction TO loan
subscribed by a syndicate OF Ameri-
can bankers. So far little progress
has been made.
Carranza is sadly short of muni-
lions Of war, according to reports
laid before Government officials
here. It has been suggested that the
mechanical weakness OF the Carran-
zista forces imperils the stability Of
his government II opposition fac
lions can supply themselves better
than Carranza now is supplied-and
that It is claimed would not be diff
ficult-the Carranzista regime would
be overturned.
These statements have been pre-
scented to the Washington Govern
ment as arguments in favor of mod
ification of the embargo. 1t has been
suggested that under the newly or
ganized exports council. a policy
could be adopted whereby exports of
munitions to Carranza could be
licensed. It Is admitted here that
this would be possible II the Amer
lean Government decides that such
q course is desirable.
The special prayer OF the Mexicans
IL for money. The Mexican treasury
is in bad shape and Carranza, 1t is
stated, fears he cannot maintain him
self much longer unless financial as
sistance is forthcoming from. some
quarter. That any other nation than
the United States is likely to make
loans In Mexico is deemed unlikely,
30 the Mexicans are concentrating
their attention on Washington.
1t is declared that there are ex-
tensive financial interests in this
country which would be willing to
max ca loan to Mexico provided the
sanction Of the Washington author.
tiles could be obtained. These bank
era have already mode heavy invest
ments In Mexico, and fear that unless
they add enough now to make their
property safe they will lose every
thing.
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
ALEXANDRIA DEMOCRATS
TOBE NOMINATED TODAY

ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 2o-The
city Democratic committee will meet
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Of
nee of Howard W. Smith to declare
nominees OF the party in the August
primary.
The nominees are: City treasurer,
Thomas W. Robinson; tax collector,
P. F. German: auditor. E. F. Price:
clerk OF gas, J. B. Waller; commits
sioner of revenue, c. H. Callahan:
Commonwealth's attorney. S. G. Brent:
corporation attorney. H. Noel Garner;
city sergeant. r. H. Cox; inspector OF
lumber. S. c. Swain: inspector of
wood, Carter H. Smith. One magis.
trate and one constable are to be
chosen from each OF the four wards.
1t is expected that W. Albert Smoot
will be nominated to represent Alex
andriA and Alexandria county in the
State legislature by chairmen OF the
city and county committees.
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
VAUDEVILLE ELIYENS
CAMP OF ENGINEERS

The hundreds Of engineers eneamD-
ed at the American University are To-
day talking Of the merits CT the
vaudevins show they witnessed At
their camp last night The perform
ance was given under direction Of the
committee on training camp enter
tainment.
Mrs. Eipp lewis understudy q
Maude Adams. In . Scotch mono
Iogue, was eneored- oliver and Peck
ham in . clown act were well re-
eeived-
Engineers from the camp We'd VITA
the professional performers when
they presented mubieal act. Theo-
dore Hoffman and Mr.. pinowitz pre-
sented drum, violin. and piano selee-
tions.
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
FREE THEATR|CALS
ARE PREDICTED AT
ARTCLUBMEET|NG

Free theaters, with not so much
Ss q Dick Turpin check boy to wheedle
dimes from a long suffering public,
were predicted for the somewhat dis
tant future by members of the Arts
Club, who assembled on the lawn in
the rear OF the clubhouse, 2o17
street northwest, last night to dis
cuss The Future of the Drama"
The Washington times., 1917-07-20

MEMS White Duck Pants; cuff bottom and
AVA belt loops; slightly soiled. Values up OSr
to $1.50. .....................1O Nv
MEMS White Flannel and Striped Serge Coat
AVA and Trousers Suits; Single and Double
breasted slightly soiled. Regular SIS co 7c
and $18 grades. .....................H
The Washington times., 1917-07-20

A lot Of White Flannel and
Striped Serge Trousers;
soiled from handling. Cut in
the stylish models; with belt
loops and cuff bottom. Near
ly all sizes up to a. waist.
S. and So grades. ..........
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
BECOMES MARINE
ALTHOUGH MINUS
TRIGGER FINGER

NEW YORK, July 2o~wslter Cogs-
well Force, nineteen years old. OF
Binghamton, N. Y. was yesterday en-
listed in the United States Marine
Corps in spite OF the loss of his trig-
ger finger by special dispensation OF
Maj. Gen. George Barnett command
ant OF the corps.
Forces name Is thus placed along
side that of Joseph Francis, who ate
his way up to the weight standard
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
OF CALVES
GROWS DESPITE
PLEA OF HOOVER

Despite the urEings Of the food sd-
miniStration against the slaughter Of
calves, lambs. and other immature
meat animals, live stock reports re-
esivsd By Herbert c. Hoover show
that there was an increase OF 90 per
cent In the receipt Of calves BY the
Slaughtsring establishments OF the
country for the past week. over the
correspondIng week for last year.
The Washington times., 1917-07-20

Of the navy, for Force walked all
the way from Binghamton to this city,
and when he was rejected here to
Washington His persistence so i'm
pressed the head Of the marine corps
that special permission was given for
his enlistment
The Washington times., 1917-07-20
Band Concert
BIZ SOLDIERS HOME BAND.

BIZ SOLDIERS HOME BAND.
JOHN 8. N. ZI1IlGERAGANN, Director.
N THE BAND STAND THIS AFTER
NOON, BEGINNING AT Z O'CLOCK
Ny Country. It's Of Thss."
March. ''GsthssmAns CommAndsy''
Fulton
Overture. '-rAnersdi". .Rossini
Ballet suite from 'aCoppelia" .Delfbea
Selection, The Isle o. Dreama". Oleott
Patriotic patrol. The Spirit Of Amer
lea ...s.....-.....--......-.. .Lamecntk
Valss hesitation, Ny Lady Laugh
TER --.btanko
intsrme1Io. "Just . Gem. Tohani
Finale. where Do We Go Prom
Hare" ...-...-...-...--.... .Wonr1ch
The StAr-Spanglsd Banner"
The Washington times., 1917-07-20

pOYS Wash Suits, linen color; with two pairs
- of pants; Pinch-back Jackets; GO OQ
three-piece belt. Sizes to Ia years. .pS.>o
pHOTO Albums, 7x1O size; in three different
styles-for your Kodak pictures. Reg 2Oc
ular 75c and 81 grades. .................S1I
The Washington times., 1917-07-20

Macintosh Covers for Tennis Rackets;
IEI Navy Blue, Black and Gray. Just an.
few of them. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mems and Boys Cotton Jerseys-in many
Nl color combinations. Sizes 26 to A. an
Regular 81 grade. Observation-Disclosures. NV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16
FEMALE ENOCH ARDEN -.
SI1RS INDIANA TOWN

Elkhart Ind, Aug. I5.-Mourners
II. me funeral of Burton Williams al
most interrupted the ceremonv wbar
they suddenly discovered in their
midst a. daughter of Mr.. Williams
who had not been seen for twenty,
nine years. The daughter. Mrs. Frank
EDDY slipped in the Williams home
toilowed the body to the grave and
She spoke but few
words TO one relative. to whom she
cconhded she learned of the death OF
1er lather IN soldiers paper" She
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16
Straintng the Dictionary

The storm was punctuated by the
nerce cannonading OF thunder and
intermittent volleys of shrapnel-
hall, which beat upon the roofs with
tremendous intensity. The tran drums
or nigh heavens orchestra beat an
internal tattoo in diaholic unison with
the staccato bark of the lesser thun-
redous outbreaks, and the forty-two-
cehtlmeter reverherations on The i'm
pact Of the mightier storm clouds
VIVID jagged lightning flashes streak
ed the murky heavens and did thei,
portion OF the damage-Manistee
lAich,( News-AGpo0ntes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16

~~e rsAstegY$1 tas>a bureau OF dear
.-,& - -sS< %syx sN@eUuces that from
s..o M As @s@cefcyth Il Will allow
s-f~ ~ ~s<ssls,Ss couples double the
49, z.ssz X gszs.s r-15Ic1;c,s on their food
s>ts,sS #,s sNe ncvt,3 ot six weeks, II
) &,~sN w.,y}3 ere dear things Will
@NN,c ys ss>e .~ }SNs after The Spicket
s Hasl,y gvreeF 80.
Mss May ~Nus. q stony Creek,
Va -,lSSt 80 %, good prospect for
s,rnc $.acNe2e sn;ent he.
The osHce nov SAYS he WITH be UNI
As,}e - wr$:N Us one Of his dashlng
sid Original poems today owing 10
sNe <sG t3.c that he lost his dime on
.Ga &ai game ard could not procure
us capv * t4:o this week.
TAe other morning IN At Of
3eSpor &tHey, we }nDged for several in
MENTIONS fer the immediate relief Of a
sveertng humanity, Among them we
asked THAI someone invent another
.1aha raul aoros for this little fracas
and What lie Yea reckon. right on the
Ser'e page an enterprssing customer
e. the So-to-S Speak found that John
42444++ ,4-'fe-a~ fs5.t8 bean selected for ser
viea IN the ara2 Of Uncle Sam. So it
looks like the country is safe on that
score That is. IL there is any chance
~ anything being in a name
The paraeraphers In general may
Re depended on 10 help conserve the
gasoline supply.
Do all the movie heroes own Car
ntgIe uedals2
What's more discouraging than n
little three Near-uld who answers his
pa with a Now"
The sweet young couple was hrows-
Ing through the ZOO. She turned to
her hero with a disguised look on her
face and asked. For goodness Ike,
Honey, why doesn't that keeper get
busy and wash those horrid spots off
that beautiful leopard ?"
These he sad times fer spinstcrs
with hopes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16
A FRANK REPLY TO A FRANK LETTER.

Ever since your first issue I your
with your editorials over
tell the truth and the "hole tru,h
perfect right to your editorial space for oana
suppress candidate then
fchser sheet
deserves equal
ooncsamen TO
candidates the guo
na,or Primary.
one
ganiar
position attorney He
and took
severely Of
he
sympathy
esab
OF he
1914 proceeded The vrsnan full
the
ing tn the Richmond Academy of Music and his speeches " various Bap-
evident defeat the State
wide ehroncled surprise expressed that would be "
of
the Of
various
virginia during the sta.euoe c.npr we're fully reported and he was
tinesu
" mo ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 10y .
sources and credit became necessary to try to obtain additional capital
gilman that Mr. Pollard entirely friendly that when the list was made
setting forth the great work which The 'snn had been able TO DO IN
OF
States
duon OF the at that time and requesting his personal
Mr.
De
IN, vnan Company Mr. Pollard however only rraeny
, ~ n+~ a+"aa e s ' -. - - 49,.
once d Tor news ana A reporter wa" p"'eo 10 take COPY or thai
for publication has stated Aat he did But Mr. Pollard
Of he
not any letter to b shown " reporters OF newvpAp
of
ing for settlement of their claims And matter Of fact the
a
Mn
at
Cannon him
But
the bui-
manager Of The v1rur1an very many t, errs. ~, s,.n..
by the News Ieade-.
ply utterly Indifferent the of the (Which
Poiads necessity campaign
auspices the ntsa!oon
candidacy for
of known to the
Assembly
opposed
Mapp his sympathy with the attack. made
Strobe
porard. omoe The management Of the a a,s 49,
OF re,d
cooperate the
the Byrd Enabling
u - Khan he himself work be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16

SID
sOnaeAsas AA
in
ecst ~ *k
by
of the Democratic whether
rocsnt,v nrhusho h+ ~, ,Jh s NJ 49,. $50, -, .
N'ns Dr. cannon as means of exciting sympathy ara 'e@ NN
But The venan
o publ of
When opening
Of the rs
on prohibition was stated in that The paper exercised - TA'H
discretion how would
fully
conduct deserved the condemnation of the paper bur re began
plain fairly
Judgment continued paper
friends did likewise
attacks was decided 70 make no repIv 70 them - o,,, - ,.
About
July Mr.
considered by The va whether the time had
reply to Mr. Polads
1T could possibly
virsnn ONCE from
of the
h 1he gn could not favor the candidacy of Mr.
and while certainly
prohibition foremost the thought
Of the
possibility Of
prohibition paper realized that any action which
be
the two candidates. n,t - rrou,o ta,r,u - - >. ,, 49, - "
be held without
.'f0" p STATE ana ' giving the Facts as The N'snan
had
either orally or by letter withdraw in favor of Mr. Eyson
he
sons oudd do
The
possibly nominated
stated frankly what thought be the situation
voters of Virginia
they
Davis be elected practically
Of Mr. Davis
thoroughly
made upon
own responsibility to state it's reasons for the nost ~ ~, ~ ava -
$50 49,. us. -, - w. ,r, O'lu ~ " " advertising
paper
its right " state 'h4t in Judgment the
Mn Davis
upon Elyson Pollard
made violent and anderous attack
and the
to Mr. Elyson
charges were so utterly without foundation
influence in order
absolutely necessary for DR.
Cannon make fun of
the same be
o. be wrhdr
The friends 1t printed
In full and In his p nr r,rron o..d NJ, D.,
lard
which
DR. Cannon or had with
the Virgnian
attempt whatever
he hdnr
declared that
only presented proof of his more
nve be
The of the Pollard with
his
would further print anything
his defense
willing of
ollard an attack
Of The
eand II
of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16
Bless Him.

Bless Him.
A coot love
Is Hazza Bean:
He never says:
See what / mean ."
New York Tribune
And I adore
Old Jimmy Scott;
lie never SAYS:
Some chicken, what"
Macon Telegraph
A girl like
l. Jane Milo;
She never says:
'Oh you kiddo."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16

In fourteen days campaign. We
have occupied that part Of Galicia
formerly In Russian hands except a
narrow stretch between Brody and
Z1IZbaraz FIXH' magamarsH eb ia
Zpara2 The liberation of Bukowina
~ rapidly proceeding WISCONSIN
State Journal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16

w nat do you say We call II a dav.
all the clippings are exhausted.
r s. H
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-16

MSS May ~HuS. q stony Creek
Va .,GkSt 80 ~ Soo3 prospect for
s>~,c S.ackege sn;ent @he.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
Rufruf ser 9eutr6en @efeCr=
f6aft bon 2IarpCano.

Die onrd ben Srieg Dcrnradte NONgc oentihnmera
n6cn SNmin nnO Der bier grNnoctcu &CdOeMen, wirO i'd
in OicIem nnO Ncm tOmmcnOen Sabre nod Grfer bbn MAIDEN
ais bisb bcUnocrs in 6Ogc Der ErcSegnng 2ebenS
mttcln, SetleiSnnsstHdcu MH grm, Der SanSBut
fOrOcrt
Die o0cntde @elidOfF lat t 9riessonsbrnd, i'm Augni
1914, OGs ibr MGshe ebNn Der yO6 Su Cern c DeronSga
WGbrcuO Der lcttcn Orci Sabre ShsscOeru $1493602
6omlicu, gsucu nit Cucu SinOcrm OcntId
Secnte OuOe OcdsOcntid unO BctueiIe NrbcsO cretcn
lntcrtItuus.
0ic u2endc @cicQdOfr e1unr I'M fOmtmenOcn ScrbR nnS
ginter nOd 9Ukerc NmfOrOmngn c mOC b ssrt ScS &Ob
bMns OrCen nnO Wc nnSrecn fam 6aS aber Br
bic OaIn bcn6bgtcn lIit sCsbeu mcrOcn.
0ic nScntIdc @eieaIdaft" tct Sch6ob @elO, Oie
Ouf aO Nrmcn nuO SeOrGnetcn Oeuidr ennft Onter
&nOn mGbrcnS ocr Sres5eit TAFT ansekid ant SHc BON
mns nngCucicn cin ucrOcu.
Wnbcn, gruh nnO cin ncBmen entgegen.
Ter nGentIdc Correspondent, Nr 49, SiTuhmOre-Str.
NOrcc: uNcniidc Spar6nnf" Gd Baltimore mn GntuuS
Ter Gmpfnns 05abcn mS in ben Sputcu O1Cndcn
GOrrcpDn6Cnten" bcidJciniat werOCn.
Numcloun9cn fir MitaIicOidaf Der y0entiden 0eldnF
(SarcSbctrag $5) bitten rCH ben SefretGr enrD "
0rcnk, 1920 g8Nrner-Str4 UOer bic lntCnemOnntcn.
Sir bic r0entidc @ccuIhaf @urSIun6@:
0as GOmc
&ObertNl &Otber ErGFSsn,
g. q. 6iItcn,
Gban u. Sein&
Martin Mcberbird,
&Orl " M. SMOlt
@lliam SpiIman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Samtel 81. Gopo an Sioac Sbo-
piro, A Cots.
SSlooc S6opiro unO 6rou, on W1.
S. Meiuitein nno 5roit, 4 2cts.
TerleIbe in ocuiclbcn, 5 Cots.
Carrie &. Mottbeips an Glouoius
$. 9iro, Gedt, Gitel ilno SSntereiieu.
MorD 9. @inono, 9lom., al Ser
mdn 6. 9orner uno 6rmt, NoroIeite
ser Qonoole- StraBe, nobe Slnn.Str,
9roriug 9log SO al @m. Iitt-
man uno 6rou, 5iioieite Der %. ctr.
nobe 6enpid-glbc, 14.1 bel %.
6. S. Gallagher &eoltD 60, an
Sterling g. 2. uno 8. g., 420 yI..
&obinionitroBe.
9iebccco @reen6crg an glleronSer
Eogorelsfin, 91orOieite Der 2ombaro-,
nobe Gbeiter.StroBe, 1925 bel rs,
@runo5ins $3S.44.
9lIcrdnocr Fueorclstin an anlmon
@recnberg uno 6rau, gforOieite Der
Qomboro-, na6e Gbeiter.Str., 15H
bel rs, @rnO5ins $38.44.
@inccntp @utenfo uno 6rau, on
9ebmon &oiemon uno 6rou, Siio-
icitc Der GuItern.glUe., nobe GalloS.
StroBe, 20 bel CO.
Ser ielben an benlelbeL gtr. Ali
9toro-9ipbinion-StroBe
Gerielbe an oenieIben Ger. 1902
MontpeIier- StraBe.
1erielbe an ocnieIben, 9lr. 435
Norp-9lo6inio StroBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
SerIanot- 6rancn nuO W2dOdcu.

WlGoden Oerlangt,
atm bas 6eriiellen DOn &upiertiiten
81 erlerncn.
Gbcnfals crfuEreHc MGOden.
@nter GUbn.
gcitGHOisc gIrbeit.
9htItnnOcu.SOs.
W. SuIber Gag am Samitns.
/ She WeOrsc Tranfe GOns
Company,
ia SiiO.Gntniu.Struke.
(9lue26l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26
'SOben Sic icmuIs Oerindt, &C.
InuO 5n iuerOem, nber Obuc
GrfOls ?

9s mag ieir. baB ole off IN Be,
banoIune maren, bab sic uue SoIfs
nune auf @eneiune oufeaben
Gle miiiien ptiien, baB In ollen
Nebellsldgen Spc3ialdrbeit bcrldngt
miro uno Die iuicbiigiie bon alien, III
Die Bcbanolung bon Nranfbeien. gSns
rilnl cpniultircu Sie In Der @rtennts
niB oicicr Ibntiadbe tlidbi cinen Spes
oaliItcn bon guicln 3tui fit @eicbid
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

Sdaf, 75c. $t25; 2dumer 4O-
60c.; 9nllen 1856; 3ie9en. 15 25c (;
SalG FfOy 10-11c.; Aienenwahs,
EiNa 35-36c.
Sabot (MorDlano), 100 Eiunb:
Snicrior mo froi;eo, $1,000 400;
ioino common, $500 100; gutter
common $500 2OO0; mittclmdEi-
ger, $21.0O-23 23.0O; gutter bis fciuer
rotber, $24.0O-26.OO; 6oncD, $2S
30; Seconos. eelpobnIih bis nit
teIm1Bia. $t4.OO- 1000; SccouoS,
gutter bis feiuer, $21.-26. goD Ia
bof, fire.clireO. $l5-3OAO; Upper
GountrD. air.cureo, $500 2600 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-26

SamItog, %. 9liguit 1917.
Me6l. - 3ufubr 1883 8diier,
einidlieBIi4 7tS9 6diIer 5u 2ociIit-
Yoint.
Sic Mnfiritnnen mnren mic fnInt !.