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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
FAIRMONT MERCHANT
KILLED BY N. P. TRAIN
STRIKING AUTOMOBILE

Wahpeton. May 10.-Edward Daw-
son. proprietor Of the Cash Store
company at Fatrmont. was instantly
killed and his companion, F. E. Nell
son, a butcher at Fairmont, was
slightly injured when the automobile
in which they were riding was struck
by a Northern Pacific passenger train
here late yesterday afternoon.
The accident occurred at a grace
crossing while the men were enrou,e
to Fairmont.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
CANADA LOST
S9,S43 men IN
EUR0PE'S WAR
744 Officers and 1866 Men
!. Were Killed in Action
$4,000 Wounded.

Ottawa. May 1o.-Casualties among
from the time the war began up to
yesterday had reached a total of 3d.
S43, killed. wounded and missing. ac-
cording to a report made tonight by
the war records office.
The report in detail follows:
Killed in action. TIA officers, 1855
men. Died Of wounds, 242 officers:
5000 men. Died of sickness, 40 Of
icers; 1871 men. Presumed dead, SO
officers 1.481 men. Wounded 2,743 Of
f1cers: 60.a1S men. Missing. 1O6 Of
fcers: 2.751 man.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed proposals will be received BY
Grand Forks, Minnesota, at " O'Clock
p. M. May 18th, 1917. for the construc-
ton OF the Sisters Home and Dormitory,
according to plans and specifications
prepared therefore by Bert d. Keck
Architect. First National Bank Building
Grand Forks, N. D.
The owner and architect reserve the
right to accept and reject any proposal
file in the BuilderI Hxchengs. 0rand
Forks. N. D., and ut the offico Of En-
owner q East Grand Forks. MINI, thu
offics Of the architect. and ct the Build.
oils. Minnesota. and st. Paul. Minnesota
gGnd Duluth, MinResota. v
s nv = ~ order q $50,
Deft .. xeck, Arch1tecf ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
Hides, Pelts. Wool. Etc.

Review Of the market by The
Redick Hide & Fur Co.
Hides: The market is steady with
an upward tendency although the
quality Of the stock nov coming for
ward is long haired and tanners are
slow to offer higher prices. In a
short time hides will be Of a better
quality and will no doubt be wanted
for war purposes.
Tallow: The market IL very strong
and high and we advance our prices.
Note-It is important even now to
see that all hides, Calf skins, Deacons
and the grease derived from them be
saved and hides and skins carefully
skinned and cured,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
BUTTE DEPUTY SHERIFF.
IS KILLED IN A BATTLE
WITH HIGHWAYMEN

Butte. Mont, May deputy sher-
III Edward Doherty Was shot in the
face and an unknown saloon holduS
mar killed in a battle late tonight be-
Of sherifrs officers, who were called
t. the saloon OF Kane Connors, forms
or alderman, while q robbery was m
progress.
The bandits were surprised while
they wer In the act OF scOoping up
the money in the cash register. They
Ned. but 4 block or two from the "a.
loon turned on the officers and began
firing. Deputy Dohsrty will recover.
The second robbsr escaped.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
OREGON ASKS ARMY
TO STOP RECRUITING
in RURAL DISTRICTS

Salem. Ore. May s.-Governor
W~tthycombe today sent to the war de-
partment a telegram urging that re-
cruiting in the rural districts be dis
continued because Of the critical
scarcity Of labor on the farms.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10

Love & ~ aroma 3 mss soll,d
dlnDeRs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10

Lamson Bros: The tremendous
increase in the production Of garden
supplies, particularly potatoes and
other food that will entail the use
of bread and the liberal accumulation
Of supplies by the American house,
wives make the buying side seem ex-
ceedingly dangerous at this time.
Ware Leland Co.: Prices are NOV
ing in accordance with supply and de-
mand conditions.
Male crows are said to be much
more Intelligent than females.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-10
GRAIN OPINIONS.

Wagner: The grain situation Is
governed by. the ANAL adjustment in
the May.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
QgnrOcm feitsc6aIteu.

Ger % Sabre oIte Senrp 6. Sims
lnO bic IS Sabre olte Wlarp 9aidJter
irurOen aeitern Niorgen pon Mihter
YadorO in ser mittleren Noli5eiita.
tion iiir Oie @eb0roen bon So6ofeh
9i.-Sy icit9ebolten. Gins lit oerbei.
rat6et lino bat Orei &in0cr. gr
bronnte nit Dem N6Ghen, ole i'm
ollideineuo iebr lic6 bat, ourd. Sic
fnmen Dor iie0cu @oHen noH @cl.
timore, no lie in eincm @auie an ser
Molt&ollinS.StraBe ais Wfann imo
tSrau wo6ntcn. Sims orbcitete IN
ocn ,Rt. Glare @erfii6tteH Der QaI-
tinore.S6io-9a6n.1 Gr erfIGrte iib
bereit, 81 iciner 5oniie Suriid5ufeb-
rem. Gas MdoG en- legte int @erlauie
OeS @erbors i6ren glrm iiber bic
Sdulter i6reS @elic6ten ser lie
idon Fannie, ais iie Elm tleines wido.
den luor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
,,gabiTder oamenuerein. q

Der .9aoiide QmenDerein" Der.
cnIialtete am lebten Sauitae 9lbeno
III Gbrcu ieiner 4Srdlioentin 6rau
Bertba &rabmeDer in ieiner neuen
Soac, 9ir. 2029, iSreoerid.gloenue,
ein 9anfett, ueldem aud Die Wlit.
glieoer Der @eianapereine n1balia-
N1annerdor" MISUNDERSTANDING
uno a5o5ioliitii6e 9ieoertaiel~ bel.
lpobnten ole 6as ib6ue Seit Ourd
oep Gortrag GINGER G60rc periho.
nerteu. Der 6rmi strobmeper wltroe
auA ais 9lnerfeumlng fir ibre Ser
oieniie Inn oen 9erein cine ipertbpollc
Slmme IN @oIo iibcrreibt. DuS
s5eit.Gomite beitanO aus oen 6roueu
9lma S1iler. Aoia Mal5, Ebereio
Sanenliein, Sara6 glltpeter uno
Nlarp 5dneioer. Der @erein be.
lcatc sic obiee SoIe fir ale ieine
MInteriibungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
0ente it Nerba. .gIufnns.

9lui oen tii1len, nnlien Sommer
joIgt mnmcbr DER Serit BON Dem ii6
erporten ldBt. DAB er niht nit aller
Sirenee beiite @ormittag 10 llbr
ciniriti. aaltes g8etter erregt ben
2lppetit, me5r glppetit er60bt ole
gledlmmg fir Die bobeu 2ebcnsnIit.
tclpreiie. mo Die 6o6en Sebensmittel.
preiic iin0 audi fir ben DlangeI an
ao6Ien perontlportlib, oenn feline Der
ao6len6anolungen bat 9elite genig,
I'm oie Auitrdae ausiii6ren 8u laiien.
peenn taltes g9etter balo einiebt,
0onn meroen piele 2eute frieren mill.
fen. qlu9 Die SoI5preile iino 10 bod
QeiiiegeH oaB man iebt iiir ben bier
len Qbcil oes Sol5cs 70 piel be3ablen
nnlB, pie DOT 3ebn Sabren fiir cine
qan3e Goro.2aoung. Eie 3eit, als
man einen uibel aartoffeIn fir 30
lis 90 Gents faufen fonnte itno oann
iitj liber Oie nbo6en @reiie~ bei1wer-
te, lino Doriiber; iebt foitet Elm uiertel
nibel mebr ais 35 Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
Ger WOnDeruemr UOn .Seras oeS
glmtsmiEbraMdDS IdJuloig.

Qluitin Ger. %. Sept. TIT Dns
fo6e @eridt oeS Senates bat IN Dem
@eriabreu gegen oen @ouucrncilr
Sames e. 5creulon 10 bon ben 21
acknowledgement weoen @liBbroudS
1cr glmtsgcmaIt aniredJt erbalten.
Ger Senot mirO Ons llrtbeil iOrmcIl
am Gienitas bctannt MAIDEN. Ger
@ouperneur lit oomit gonJ nno gar
ieiner 9lntspilibten entbo6en uno
ser Gcc.@ouperneur @nt, n. SobbD,
Elm 3eitnngS.9leoottelr aus Beau.
mont. iibernimmt ole 9lntSiiiDulng.
Gs muroe conitatirt, Dab 6erarnon
estaotsgeloer 5lun Be5obIen perion'
Iider Sduloen perwonote. 4os 30
ium mar q gegen A Stimmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
gLnnrncIllnr lle6erraldlnna.

1ral 8. IamIdfe, 9lr. 1885 6Goic.
IiraBc. wuroe am @littfpod pom
.E6olio 1amcn0erein" mli oas Nm.
Qcne6nlie nit einen 8eild)e iommt-
Iider Olitalicoer iiberraidjt. Jran
IamIhlc 1T zines Der dltelten Vlit.
qlieoer oeS Gereins mO oie Chat.
iode. oaB iih ole DlitoIieoer Ooll5db'
li1 eingenInoen batten, NOR Der bette
gemeis. tpie 6eIiebt uuo geahtet lie
iii. 1as 8immer mar nit 9limen
aeidDmiidt mo 81 @brcn oes Cages
il6erreidte man 6rml Iamidfe ei.
men @hlmeniirolB I'M glamcn oes
@erehls. 9]ei @eiang uno ir0bIider
Undertaking. amiilirten iid bic en-.
neIenoen bis ipdt am 9Ibeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
0irdIIidlc glodlridltcu.

Ger @ottesOicnit IN Scr 3ions Sir.
DIE 6eginnt beute I'M 10 llbr AS. PIN
Gieuitag Nadmittog A llbr 30 lin.
oct cine 9ouiirmuntenitiluOe iiott.
Gie oeutihe aIaiie piro iidj amSom-
ltag Inn fl llbr i'm @emeinocbauS
periommeln.
Greinigfeits -9irde.
Sci Dem beutigcn Nlor9eneOttes.
oienit IN Der Oeiitihen Greieinigfcits-
Stride on Der Trinitg. no6e Sig6Ttr,
preOiot &oitor u. 3. Sterger iiber
Ser @ittme eiii5iger Sobn.~
ct. YuulS. &irbe.
Eoitor Saul $. SdJnob pcronitdI-
tet bette 5lUiifcn If unO IL ll6r in
Der ct. @ouls-&irhe, Gde gron0.
iunp iinO 9Sratt.StraBc, cincn oclIt.
iben MorgcngottesOienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
eampaans iir ueiasrmu.sInLsi6s

1ie 4lanceiiir bic 5ucite Gampogne
icitacictt. Gicielbe miro orci
N'iilioroeu bctragen. @eiieru
iauo cine pi1tiae Sieung ocs
Grefuiip.Gomite's iiott. alai-
mere Seitrooc wcroeu ougenunI.
men.
s,n elmer Geriammlung OeS Gre.
fntiDGonite's pes SiGertD.9lnleibe.
Gonite's BON D}orDIano, welde &C..
tern in Ser Observation-Disclosures
T,rIi s2uticnal0anf aebalten purSc,
iin0 Sic gldne ieiiaeiebt poroen iiir
0ie 9ct6eilglng an Der 5lueiten
Gompoane fir Den Gerfaui Der nelI.
en- Aailaae pon Si6erlp. .2lnlei6e %
liqaiioncn. $. 9. @iIcor, Der @or-
iieer ocs Gomites. modjte befonut.
oaB i'm aan3en 9aiioe Die 6ampagne
onr Gitobcr Beginner lno am 27
Gftober en0en piirOc. Gle Sbligatio.
men merocn A Yro5cnt 3inien briu-
zen nno oie 9iegierllng miro
$3,0C0OOO.COO 5nm 8erfaui anbie.
fen. Iie critic 2hlilage ipar iiir
$2.O00OOO,C0O. 8olle Gin5elbeitcn
iiber Die glnlei6e ipcr0en in fiir5er
3cit BON SefretGr @lc2iOoo 6efannt
gemddt wcroen
6s mnroe aeilern erll0rt, oaB Die
9ie9icruug III &er6inoilng nit Der
ncucn gono.9lusgo6e bereit iein
miro. GeiAeinigim9en iiir oolle 3o9e
hrnq All ollie Su6icri6enteu 3it ertbei-
Ien nel0c 20 @ro5ent einee3a5It
6obeu Sine beionoere 9eiiinmung
fir flcinerc 9eirdse lit Uoreeie6au
orocn
las Gomite bat oas 9lnge6ot BON
0om g &orn ongenommen, Oas @it.
tugs @anfge6dpoe an per Ode Der
1aDetie in0 9iortbsStraBe ais
SaltdQiariier 3n bcnuten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
7as ,glOtGe 6rens@.

g}o9 einem &dbel6erifte 0es Gom-
miHGrs oes 9lmerifonii9en Hot6en
aren5es IN 5ronfreiA iino oaielbit
permonente @ebGllOe moOernen
Cups oringeno notbtpen6ig. Inn Oic
3clte lmo temporGren @outen iueG6e
Ole Soipit6Icr OeS 9iotbcn &reuBeS
bc6erbergen, Dor Ocm Gintritt oeS
@inters unter5iibringen. Wlaior @.
Nl. q. Nhrpb1 bat Dem 9lotbeI
9relB,gon1il ecfnbelt, OaB oroBc
AwantitGten 9aumateriol ioiort &c.
isnOt mcroen iollten. @enn nid)t ppr
Dem gintritt Der llnbiIoen eineS
fran5oiiiden @inters gouten berge1
itcllt ueroen, luelde oe GGlte obbal.
Ten fonnen, Damn lperOen Oie 9eioeu
5urebmen 6eionOers oa elm Maugal
an &o6len berricJt. Gos 9oupro6lem
lit in 6ranfreib iuegen ocS NlangeIs
on 8olibol3 10 be6enflid 0oB Wojar
Whirpbg I'M Ole ioiortiae 3iiienolng
bon 2,000,000 SUB 6i6tenboI3 gcfa.
belt fat. Our 3eit werOen Oie SID
ten6Gnme am 6olumbia-6hlB ge,
i6nittcn, peIde ouf Elm bereititeban,
oeS Sdiff gclaoen uno 6urb oelI
Gnnamofnnol gebrodjt iperoen iol.
len 100 oieiel6cn 5pei Sdgenliiblen
mo onOereS 9amateriol fiir 6ronf.
reid AL Soro nebnen iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
ltrIadlc ,lnS ggirfuua

Gle llriaden, welhe 5lun groBtcn
Sbeile fiir OnS lHgeniigenoe 9elaOen
BON @iienbabnpoggonS lulO 9erlnIie
in Oen Gintiiniten ser amerifoniiben
Giienba6nen perantportli6 iino, ~
fir iuelbes Elm Seilmittel BON Ger
ar0Bteu 9eOeutuug lit iino in eineG
9lrtifel Oes 9SrofeIiors @roUer @.
&uebner BON Scr llniDeriitdt Don
@enniDlponien anolDlirt uoroen, als
er fiir3Iid Dor Oas Gonitc iiir 9}ab-
riingsmittel.9 l.9legidirlng Oes SenatS
beruieu mlIroe. Gabei 5eiate er, 0aB
Die giieubnbnen 0nr6 ingeniigenAe
9elaouna Der 8radtiUaggons all
id6rli6 mebr ais $200,000000 Der.
lieren. @r fii6rt ais cine ser llriadcH
an Dob Ole @iienbabneH 6eion0ers
i'm @eiten @epGd- -8radt5iige befor-
bern meu Oafir feiu @eSiiriniB
oorbonoen i'll, imo cine on0ere llr.
iade iinoet Frofeiior Sue6ner in Der
maugelboftcu @erpudlina BON SEN
0unqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
3m @aniien OOn StiuOeraarten.

3u @iniien Oes ain0ergartenS,
weIben Die Gouebters Of toe grdo.
riit" mterbolten miro am ndditen
9ienitag 2[benO nm s ll6r 80 i'm
Smtptduartier ser Ofgoniiation 9lr.
1888, glorO. .@ilnioritraBe, cine Scar.
tenpartie eeee6en. Sine glu5abl bon
i60neu @reiien lit eeihenft iporOeu,
gS miro erlpartet, oaB cine biibibe
Snmmc fir Ben mobltbdtigen 3lped
aitigebradJt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23

arie9s- 9s-9ibliot6ef.Gon5ils belpilliet
iuelhcs Die Silmnle bon $4,000 III
Der ndiien SSode IN Baltimore oui.
6riugen mill. Gs pirO ertportet, bob
Der 9etrag ii6er5ei6net miro.
&oriiBerin Ger 6lotteH.
Big a.
6rau &oporO SubborO ipurGe ais
Stants-Goriberih Ger WlarplanOs
9lbtbeilnng Der 6Iotteu.9iga in elmer
Geriammliing i'm Souptqnartier,
Gde @6urleS. inO Samilton-StraBc,
eupGblt. Srau Sn66aro tritt an Die
Stelle bon Srau @aIter 9. 9roofs,
ir1 mcl6c fiir5liG reiionirte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
Gdnuerer SusrI in eaueGiter.

Tie 1lteltcn 6armer in Ser @cgcno
BON 2oncniter 60 f0unen iid fei.
nes 10 ihueren Soaelipetters cntin.
nen, wie eS onl 5reitag 9lbenO oen
iii0meitIiCbon G6eil oes 2ancoiter-
GountDs 6eiminbte. Ger ShoSeu
an Gobnf, 0lais. 3o6l imo Eomoten
miro bon Ocu 6armern alif 100000
geibdbt. Eauienoe Don 6eniter-
ideibeu lpllroen 5ertriimmert, uno an
mon6en 0rten moren Die SiraBel
bis 5n elmer 9hItomoblarcutieie nit
Shloiien 6e0edt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
lie gInlumubiIarIeh.lIc6rrLrcInnncm

Cine 9ln6o6l idiuerer Strafen IN Scr
pergangenen @o6e Oer6Gnet. II
Gic 9icen5en Oeridic0ener Sab
rer 5uriidge3ogen - Sm gau5en
Staote cine Menge Stroieu oui-
crlegt. - Gicle galtimorer bar
infer. eNE.
Gom 9htomobilGommiiiGr 9augb-
man puroen in Der pergongeneu
@ode cine 9ln5o6l icbmerer Straien
perbdugt imO 6 9iceu5en 8llriidge5o-
gen lnO 3 onoere 3eitipeiie auigebo-
ben 9lu9 Oie 6rieoenSri6tcr i'm
Staate iparen rii6rie, mie aus Den
folgenOen ouierleaten Strofen II.
eebt:
Baltimore - SO. SoIcom6, ST; 6.
8. g9iIiom So; 90. 6. StepenIon, 81;
2. 81. @ooliton ST; G0m. S. Glarf,
SO; g9iliam goroon 81; Sscnr
Bier, So; GIiio6 Gorep, So; Youl 3.
@hrmbarot, So; Walter G6riitop6er,
SO; Soiepb s. @orOie, ST; ggiQiam
q. Singles, 50; Gow s. 6reoerid,
81; Charles 6. @utb. 81; @iaiom
Surris, So; @iIIiam s. Sooper, 50;
So6n 6. &erns, So; &arrD 6. Sings.
lano, $50; Soiep6 Gloitercolo, ST;
@iGiom W}c9am $40; SenrD D1on-
berger, 81; &o6crt 9lidoIS, So; @co.
@oeblmou 81; Souis @crI, $40; S.
Gratt, 81 9lSbnrD @oIlarO, $40; Sol
Scales, 81; @oItcr Saooqe, 500; 2.
8. SDdpolc, $40; S5elcu SmollwooO.
81; George g9. Banter $25; Somcs
Galentine, 81; Ganiel @eld. 50; 81
roD g9ilion, So; So6n @eiubolo, $40;
9lifaro ggilioms, $50 @eo gee66,
ST; 9}elion @ilioms, 81.
glberOeen-sS. Sbanml $25.
9lrliugton-M. Sauoiperger, $40.
glo0cns6ur9-Sas g. Seal, $25;
Stelport SIiOer, $25.
GenterriIle q. s. 9lileD, $25;
a. .. GIopp, $25.
Gbeitertolpn-9I. g. @ropes, $40;
@iniam Gop, $40; 81. @. 2iiten
$25.
SreOerid 81, 80. SoDes, $50;
9eniou @belps, $50; Steport @cis.
bert, SO.
@olena- -Wlorton Gidcrlon, $25.
Sogerstomn- 5amuel Q. 9loams,
81; Carl Sooper, So; S. q. Ssomes,
$3.50; Sbco. 9Irensbero, $25.
&errDDiIle - 9. 8. @orrett, $25;
9lu9uito GanouiIo, $25; s. g. @il-
pin $25; 9. 9. swope, $25.
Molnt SoOage @iniam Sous,
$25; CHARLES ~. @roipu, ir., $25
@aitbersburg g. 9. Cameron,
$25; u, 9eiion $25; G6w 9. SolIo-
man, $25.
9RodoiIlc-S. @. &ut6, sos.
Sic folgenoen 2icen5en purocn gu
riidge5ogen;
6ihar0 @illiams, g1r. 627, QoI-
pbin.StroBe, Baltimore, G6auIfer.
0lorris 9iiduan gSr. 5t1, @cIt-
9ioole- -StroBe, Baltimore, Operator.
@IuuOe 6enmid, 91r. 1910, 9entq.
lou.StraBc, Baltimore, G6aufieur.
Ylor y. Goben, Or. 1924, &uolcn-
StruBe Baltimore, G6ouiieur.
GOmoro j. McgaribD, 9er. 1918, 8.
StroBc, @aibinoton, 3. g., Opera
tor.
6ranf S. 0acGartbp, O3r. 1918. 8.
StraBe, @aibineton, Q. G., Opera
tor.
gorii6ergebcnO 5liriidoe0ogen ipnr-
Oen:
9llp6onio 9(Icareie, Ofr. st3, Qop.
StraBe Baltimore, Gbnuffeur, 60
Toge.
@iaiam goiinan Scr. 42i, 2oina.
9Ipenue, Baltimore, Gbauifelr.
@aIloce .. GoO6, 0lr. il3i @enn.
mIOonia-gIocuue, Baltimore, Opera
tor.
y@cit-GmO.qieOerfraus.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
..g0eit. .Qieberfrana.D

SG6rlidjer 6amilien.sImsflns
SOuntas, ben 30. september 1917.
Seufett's Earf, 0prieD-2aue.
(Sept9, ,16,23,30)
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roms goint 2intc.


9tls GrerbniB cinrs 3uioumcn.
ItoBes SluiI1en einem 9lrbeitspoggon
Der SparromS 9oiut StroBenbobn.
2inie on ser 5. glpenue, inweit Ger
Sporroms Toint SroBenbobn.arelI'
5ung, itno cmen 6meiipGnnieen 8a-
ecn @ieent6im BON 9fiborO S. Wler,
rift bon Golgotc, W2o., Der bon Dem
Nger @ertie 9eaie gefabren muroe,
befinoet ii6 Der Wlotorfiibrer Sobn
EoIloro6, "a Satire alt, bon Ger.
2371, Sreocrid. glbemlc, i'm DW9ercp-
0oipitol". Neoie cnteing ernitliben
@crIebungeu. Gins Ger Yferoe wlIroe
iofort get0Otet, oas onOere muBte
onrH Gbloroiorm bon ieinem 2eioen
crloit peroen. Yenic bottc nngc6li6
0os g2oben 6es @oaoons nidt geb0rt
uno fltbr oircft Dor oetnieIbcn iibcr
bic 6Jcleiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23

Qfhonucnfcn bic ben ..DentIdlen 0orFeDun.
bcntcn" nltht phultlidl ubcr unreaelmdhia err
61ltcn, iinb nebeieu, Der Office babon pcr So.
lephou ooer imrlinln Mltiihellana an udmeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
(yrol,eS ggeinIeIe- -CSeIt,

r9lrbeiter @cinngUerein Giniafeit",
WiOutas unO 9ieuitas, I. II. 2. Sft.,
in GBrins'S 6aae.
(Sept23,30,Oftt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23

MISUNDERSTANDING nn6 Snus bes
D@OH WlOlfe 9iitritts 115~ am
9icnitaa, ben %. Septcm6cr, in
'6ciurid's S6aIIe, 23O0 5reOcrid-gIDe.
(Sept23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
@errDin ser Wl osquito.
6Iotte.

Ger 10 Sabre olte 6. G0mnnO
EerrD, Gin 0ladfomme GcS groben
Commodore EerrD, t6lt ieine Eflidt
bci Der W}osqrito.6lotte irgenoluo N
Der otIantiI9eu aiiiie, Tor eiiHgeh
Snbren 5eigtc er ieinen Wlitb, ais CT
in Eotonlac Bead, eiuem 9ergnii.
glingsparf. Oen glorman 6. @iier
bon Gbepp Gboie bonn Eooe olrd gr-
trinfcn rettcte. Sir Oieie mutbigc
G6ot crbielt er ole Carnegie SeIoen-
Nleoaille.
geitrag fir 8ibliot6ef'
5oh0
SSn elmer Ierionmlnng, peldle Der
liicrariIDe 6lub Der 0iientlihen
@6ulle6rer belt, puroe Der 9eitrag
bon $iC0 fir bic Gampagne oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-23
Nn @amp gl ea0e.

Die eeitern neu ongefommenen
Jefrlten in Comp Dleaoe begriiBte
cine 94oti5 ipeldc ibnen Die ernite
Rotur ibrer glufgabe Dor sIiIgen
hieIt. Gie gloti5 bntte oen iolgenoen
@ortIait: ~1ie ernite 9luigabe oieies
Floses 1T Die, @ud 70 iduel mic
u0eIidb 5u tiidtieen Soloatcu beran.
5ubiloen. Sure 9luigabe miro es
Damn iein ole Deutiden 81 idlagen
giiemono 5lueiieIt oaran OaB bic
ausee6obenen 0ldnner. Die in Camp
UleaOe ausgebiloet peroen balO af'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
Court News
Chancery Transfers.

G. II. johnson ct Tx to c. b, Nor
veil. 45xl24 feet west line Eleventh
street at south line Leigh street Isl.
Tax $3.50. $40.
e. w. Ford ct ais to Myrtle c. Phil
lips. No. 3i7 North Sycamore street
being 21x11l feet inches east line
Sycamore street, 1877 "a feet south
of Stuart avenue tSs Tax So $40.
Fred c. Kellam ct ux to David
A. Brown, Jr., 70 l2x24 "a feet south
line 20-foot alley running from Lom-
hardy to Vine streets tE). $3.50.
Highland Park Realty corporation
TO John r Griffin, lot block J. Bat
terry Court. Tax 81. $40.
q. II. Powell to Andrew NJ Ma
honey. 90 feet 10 Ia inches by 10
Ia feet east line Twelfth street, 1877
feet s1-2 inches north of Broad
street (N). Tax $3.50. $40.
TO F. w. Moore. lot % block S, Bat
terry Court addition. Tax ST. $40.
John J. Blake ct ais. special com
missioners (property Mollie r. Cas-
selman. admx. vs.. May Alice Goddin
ct al and George Jordan VS.. Molle
II. Casselrnan ct ALL to L. d. War
rem and J. d. PretIow, 81 Ia by 1Ol
feet south line Franklin street 25
feet 1-2 inches from Twenty-third
street $Z,40O.
Frank T. Sutton, Jr.. ct ux to
Claude e. Sprenkte 23xI00 feet east
line Buchanan street, SO feet south
of Jay street tS}: also 24xI00 feet
east line Buchanan street 6S feet
south OF Jay street {S) Tax 50. $40
Charles Kahl ct ux to b. G.. KEEL
ley. 25xI32 feet west line Twentieth
street los feet south of p street. ST.
900.
Max e Ruehrmund to William
Henry White. No. 314 East Baker
street being 80 feet inches by Is feet
north line Baker street, IS feet S
inches west of Fourth street. Tax
53.5o. sl0.>
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
s'SONG OF THE BLANKET
SUNG AT FORT SHERIDAN

Fort Sheridan. Ill. Oct. z9.--Those
wooden environments occupied by the
Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan
troops are still uniin4d. drnughty
summer shacks--and how the wind
blows They're trying to face II
through by Stimulating the noble red
man wrapped up In a blanket, but
even the army blanket has it's draw
backs.
Read what one of the barracks
bards has written between chills I'M
der the caption, Me and My Two Thin
Blankets;
I'm here with my army blankets,
As thin as a slice of ham.
A German spy, think, was the guy
Who made 'em for Uncle Sam.
How do / sleep7 Don't Kid me
My bed tick IL filled with straw,
And Jumps and bumps and big fat
humps.
That punch me till I'm raw.
Me and my two thin blankets.
As thin as the last thin dime
AS thin. I guess, as a chorus girls
Well, have one heck OF a time.
pull 'em from the bottom
(My nighties' my p. v. D's),
couple OF yanks to cover my shanks,
And then my tootsies freeze.
You could use 'em for porous plasters,
Or maybe to strain tho soup:
My pillows my shoes. when I try to
snooze.
And I've chilblains and cough and
Group.
Me and my two thin blankets,
Bundled UP under my chin,
Yes, German spy think was the
guy,
And gosh, but he made 'em thin!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-31
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
s0nctstfons by Miller a ca. MsEahsws
New York Gotten H.x chanae.}


New York. Oct. 30.-There was an
sxceiient demand for cotton today and
the market made a good gain. AL
though weakness iir securities had q
depressing effect at times
Fluctuations were irregular during
the first hour. The market became
firm and excited late an the nHrning
In the early afternoon prices reacted
20 points from the highest levels I'M
der realizing sales. but renewed buy
Ing efforts by spot houses ard the
trade. toward o'clock caused a re-
turn to almost best prices OF the day
Further heavy buying by the same In
terests that supported the market
early in the session sent prices TO the
highest OF the day at the close.
The receipts al the ports for the
day ware 4s,474 bales. compared with
4e.llS bales a week ago and 1885,
ITO bales year ago.
Exports for the day aggregated ~
so bales, including 1I,e4s bales TO
1raAt Britain and 1o,7sz bales To the
continent For the season To date
ClaarAnces amount 10 1,2s2,251 bales.
compared with l,s7T.o9I bales In the
corresponding period last season.
0pot here was quiet at an advance
81 20 points at 2s,55c. there wera no
aaies- Spot at New Orleans was steady
With naiddling unchanged at 2775c
the sales were 1888 bales.