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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16
@s mnr Elm snncr. .snndhnnt.

8oriS, Is. SSuli. ~ 9}odridten
aus Honto 0elgaOu, 9looren-Snieln,
be5iiglih ocs fiir5lidben 9lngriffs ei.
neS oeutiben &oudbootes erflGren,
Dob Die bon 0en lt8oot geieuerten
@cihoiie Is Gentinieter aoliber bot.
ten mas onoeutet onB Oos llnterIee'
boot ingepobnlid eroB mar, biel-
lcidt ctlpo 1000 Sonuen. 0as Gnud-
boot botte nneebIidb 5pei oOer Orei
@eidiibe nn 8oro.
(0er 9lngriff oes &olhbootes oui
@onto 3elga0n ereignete lid am A.
Suli. Gin IRGo6en iuuroe bel Der
8eidieBune eeto0tet, mGbrcno mcb'
rere Eerionen @erlebungen erlitten.
Gin omerifonii6er Eronsportoom-
pier unteritiibtc sic 2onobotterieil
elmer 9iiiu6oner 0epeIde nod bel
Gripioerling oes 9ombaroements,
unO Oos llnterleeboot utuBte ougeb.
lid flieben)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16
glnr seriuac SerInitc,

@ei oen admpien IN @bno's @aupt-
iioot. Seood iuuroru 30 9Ii@t-
Gonlboitouicn getoOtet @enc.
raj @6oua Siim on9cblid BON
DcutiMeu untcriiiiBt
2onoon. 10. Suli Cine uer'
ip1iete Heiier. Ccpeibe aus A3efing,
pom Iouncriiog ootirt neIoet, OoB
uob ser Shid)t oes Generals 0bong
Siuu aus ocr aoiieritoot leidltss
S5d0icBeu in oen norolihen lno liio.
lihen &oriidoien acbort iourOe
Gbone Sums @obnn9 puroe
0olIiiduois jerii6rt. Sieben guslda.
Der wuroen III Ocrielben i@pcr bet
punoet oui9eiiinoei-
Cine 2cpcihe unter oeni Gatunt
ocs lcbten 6reitog iogt: aSn 9lnbe-
trodt DER cnormcn Guontit0tei BON
Wiunition Die per6roidt lpurocn,
uno Der aroBcn 3obl Der Eruppen,
0ie t6cilnobnict ipurcu 0ic Gcrlultc
aeitcrn ic6r nicOrig Sic beliefcn iih
ouf 10 Sootc inlo 30 @crprnoetc
inter ocn aGmpicuoen, md6renO 30
9lidtcombottantcn Qet00iet in0 cine
aroBe gln5o6l pcrlett uurOeu 9llIe
gIubdn9er BON G6ong Siun Die az.
fongen 9cnonlncn pnr0en puroeu
cntwofinet. sic merocu orci Nlonote
So6n cr6alten mo Oonn ouigcIolt
Gs lit iebt ru6ig unO fcincrlci Eliin
ocrlmgcn 6obcn itottgeilnoen."
s bong Stun on9eblih BON
0cutfben nnteritiibt
Sient tim Is. SuIi. Gas re.
publfoniibc &ouptQuartier bat cine
@rtl0ritng erlohen IN uelhcr be-
6oiiptet mur0c. ooB @eucrol G6onB
Sltn ser GonlmonOclir Scr monor.
dlilden Srippcn bon intcrnirten
Geiti6cu uuteriiiibt wuroc in ser
&ert6eioigung ieiner &eiioeu5, uno
Dob oieic 0euti6en ion nod Der @c-
ionotidoit cstortirtct. 9hnSlpdrtiac
giodridtcn erfldrten Dab oie Sreii.
lcberbeit DER Gruppen oes @enernlS
3u Dem @croodte fii6rten, BOB CT er-
perte Siilite 6otte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

IioB ouf nnlere Foiitionen BON einenl
Fitnite iiiolih bon glourop bis 81
eincm 8untte iiiooiilid bon Wlorou-
piIliers Ger glnariii ihmg iniolge
Der @irIllngeu imieres 9lrtiIleric-
6eucrs I'M groBcu @on5cn olrdauS
feb"
glm @odbcrg uno onl &obl6crg
erucllerte Der 8cino nod Dem 6cbl-
ldlog ieines eriten 8orltoBcs feline
glnltrengungcn, ln0 cs gelong ibn,
lib an ein3emen Steacn uniercr
6ront einen &cg in uniere &inien
an er5mingen no Ole aompie nod
I'M @onge lino.
9llf 0em linfen llfcr Der Wlaos
Imohio Der 6einO nod beftigem9rum.
melfcuer einen 9lngriff oui ben @ii.
gel 301. 9dir on elmer fleinen Stelle
crrcibtc scr 5eino uplere Shiiben.
grdbcn, a6er lene QlngriIfswogen
brdhen iidb an unlerem 0erbeerenoen
Sperricuer.
sSn Der @cgeno bon 8oderouniIle,
ouf Dem oitlinen Wloosuier, eritidtc
lnier ipirtianes 9lrtinerie. 5eucr eli.
nen 9lnsriiisOcriuA oes 6einOes i'm
Seine
9lrlnoe0ruppc Oes Socr8ogs 9ll6rebt
bon 9Siiritembcrq ~ Gs boben iid
feline 0pcrationcn BON nennenSmcr.
tber 9eoeutlnG 5ugetrogen.
Sctlihcr &riegs tb au.
plob.
gIrmccgruppe ocs Yri6cn 2eopoIo
bon 9oDcrn Trob ocs uu9iinitigcn
g8citcrs mar sic @cfc6tstb1tigfeit
cnilong ocr Dina nno in Der gtdbc
BON Sn1or9on eiuc betr1Mtlitbe.
eyu Git@oli5ien mar oos glrtilc-
riefeucr an cin3clnen EbeiIen Der
5ront Elm rcdt inteniiOcs.
Siolidl bonn 0niciter unternob-
men oic Guiien oucrbolb aaluSs on
mebreren Eunftcn ic6arfe &oritoBe;
iic wurOen iibcroa 5uriidoemorieu.
gluf ben Sronteu Der 9lrmeegrup-
pen ocs Gr6ber5oes SSoiepb bon
Geitcrreid uno oes 6elomoric6oIls
bon Nlodenien nobm Oos Seuer wic.
ocrbolt eincn lc6boiteren Gboraf.
ter oi.
9oIfcn 8ricgS h att
Plat.
9(iif Der moceooniicben Iront bat
oic oaocmciue Situotion feline me.
icntlidp @eronocrrng 0e8eitigt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

WI lNN''DNHl I'N NNbN''N NN"""D ~"
IA. Suli.
Or. 3immermonn ioll
0e6en2
9on0on Is. Suli. 9la6 ei-
nem 8eridt oes aopen6agener Gor-
reipouoenten an oeu erdanee Sele-
graph iogeu Die 9erliner 3eituneeu
porous, OoB @rof lllri6 Sc. bon
9rodoorfi-9lonbalt Der oeutide @e-
louote IN aopenbugcn, ais giahiol-
ger oes Stoats- -Sefret1rs oes PLUS
WdrtiaclL Or. 9llfrcO 3immermonL
eruannt perocn oiirite.
@raf Observation-Disclosures itebt i'm
9iliic, Elm itarfer Mnm nit letter
Son0 lmo cinem betrd1tlibcn Tbeile
grefutip.@nereie 8u iein. @r lit
wobl Der ein5iee Oeuticbe Diplomat
Der oas @oblwollen Der 3eihngsfri-
tifer 6eiqB, in 8e5ug mii iein oiplo.
nlotil6cs Mirfen uno 0aourd, odB er
Der uuneutralen Saltimg Der misl1n-
oiIden Erelie @inbolt eebot. gr lit
Elm Better ocs @roien 8eritorff inO
unoerbeirnt6et.
Bon S5ntereIie fir 9Imerito 1T Die
9oue, Die @rof 9lonboll in gc5ug oui
Die Oeltid.amerifanii6en 9cSiebun-
gen mGbreno Oes aricgeS ipiclte.
Ser oonoIige 9otidoitcr in gSoi6.
ington @roi 9crnitorif lpor niht
gon5 5ufrieOen nit Der 9lrt Der 6ii6-
rrng Der @e5iebun9en ourcb Oic por-
geldriebencn @cgc unO 70 entihloB
ih Die ocutibe 9iegierlng lid ollr6
ocn @roien 9rodoorfi.@oubou nit
Siilie oes Qmerifanildcn @eianOten
in aopenbogen Or. Maurice Ggon
nit @oi6ington in Gerbinoung 8il
icten.
@rof JionBoll mar longe 3eit bin-
0urd Der glniidbt gelueien ooB Elm
lolbes llebereinfonnlcn moelid iei
unO er orbeitete ourollf bin. ShlieB-
lid puroe CT bon Der gtotbmenoigfeit
0es uneingeidrdnften Goudbootfrie-
9es iiber5eu9t, uno Dob Elm grud nit
oen Ser. Stonten uuousblciblid iei.
gioboem Die oeuti6en 8rieocnsbor-
idl6oe oeripeieert woroen poren
mar er bon einen boaitGnoigen 8rild
iiber3elgt.
grregte Scene i'm . ter.
rct6ifden &ei1Srotb.
3Hrid, Is. Suli. SIN otter
rcihiiden &eidsrotb Ipielte Iid am
Somltog cine erreete Scene ob, aIs
ser friibere tidediide W1iniiter Sr.
8roi6ef erfl6rte, Der SAB Der gan.
sen S8elt iei nidt eegen 0eIterreid),
ionoern gegen 9eutidluno geri6tet,
unO 0citerrei6 ionte iib bon ieinenl
9unoesgepoIIen losiaeen. Dieie 9un-
DC 6rin9t cine 0epei6e aus Mien.
ugSie tonnen mir 5rieoen erbol-
ten" 10 erfldrte dneeblib Sr. @ru-
icbef, penn mir an Der oettidenSeite
feitbolten2 @1iiiien mir oud neiter
uns oent oelitiden NlilitoriSmus un-
terperfen Der unS in oieien arieg
Dineinge5ogen bot3"
Ser 8c0ner betonte, 0oB tl6ediIdbe
0eputirte ms @eidneniB semorfen
ieien neil iie periudt bGtten, ein
9iinoniB 8miiden OeIterreid unO
6ranfrei6 unO 9iuBlono ou StanOe
81 bringen. &cnn Oieie 2elte ais
8errdtber gebranomorft weroen Ioll-
ten oonn miiBten oud oae Gidccben,
welde cine gleide glniibt bertrGten,
in glei6cr Meiie Derllrtbeilt meroen.
Es nnr eiu Gvncr-c corh6oot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16
NOrmeSii6cr 9ampfcr
o&riitianiaijurO."
0tm Der Silfte bon Oleu=
fnmblamb, nabc Say STAGE.

Sotte na6e8u 1000 Pailqeierc an
9orO, Oie idnnltIid obscnon-
men uno Iitbcr ecIonoet wurOeu.
Ger Qompfer, Gin Saiff bon
1865 Tonuen, iAwcr beidd.
Oiat. S@ufibuuieu lmtcr oen
Taiiogieren.
ct. Sobhs. RS. is. Sul.
Ger Goupier uariitionioiioro" DON
Der u9forluegiid 9lmerifonildcn &i-
nie", Der nobc5u 1000 @oiiogierc
aus einem omerifoniidbcn Soicn pia
Solifor nod glorrpeocn bringct
uoute, lit bellte Z Gleilen wciilid
BON Sap 9ioce, an Der Siiooli-aiiiie
bon gteu 6iinOlonO, 9eltronort. IS
luuroe notbpenoie, oic 8oiiogicrc
bon Dem Dompfer ob5lne6men Die
lonnltlih iider in Eortueol Go0c
gelonoet prr0en.
Ger Compier perlor wG6reuo ser
9lott in eiuem beitigen 9leaeuihrm,
Der bon oidtem glebel begleitci mar,
ieiuen @eg.
! Ga in Dem 2nnoungsplotc feiuc
6ocilitGten borbonoen iin0, Inn fiir
cine 10 groBe gln5o6l bon @erionen
6iiriorge 5u trefien, puroeu Sdritte
getban Inn Die geretteten Boiogiere
per 8abn nod oicier Stoot 81 brir-
gen.
Wlebrere Gdrnpfer aus oieiem Sn-
fen unO DER conooiide Hegierungs-
Tanpfer ,StanIeD", Ser ouf orobt-
loiem @ege erreibt ipuroe, iino Dem
geid6roeten Sdiif 5u Siilie geeilt.
Grabtloie Gepeihen BON Dem Conn
pier lollcn erfennen BOB oeriel6e
ie6r ldtper beiddoigt it,
Ger Iompfer DRriiiiauioiior0~,
Elm Sdbiff bon 1860 Qonuen &oum-
in6ult, trof Den leBten 9eridten nad
am % SSini in einen omcrifuniidet
Sofen elm. Gr lit oas @igcntbunt
Der Son gtorsfe 9lmerifa 2inie"
bon Gbriltianio, g1orpeqcn. Ser
Gompfer muroe i'm Sabre 1918 in
9irfenbeoo gebollt. ST bot cine
S0nge bon 5t2 SUBJ
u ettnng uller %oiiagiere
beitdtigt.
90 ontreol, 10. Sitli ~ Seute
9[beno ging bier cine 9oti1oft aus
9uIifor elm pelcbe Die &etting uaer
Foiioeiere an 9or0 oes nobe Gap
Roce, gt. g., eeltronoeten norwegi-
lben 9onpfcrS u@riitianiofjoro be.
Itdtiet.
3ie Meloune fiigt bin8u: u0rei
Der 2aoerditmc Oes Qoupfers Ite6en
boil gSo1er; ober eS mag moglidb
lein, oos S@iif 0u retten."
ausecpieiener 6euti6er
diplomat an @oro.
Stem Dorf, Is. Suli. ~ Der
normegiidbe 0ampfer nariItionio-
fioro~ fitbr an 7. Suli aus oieiem
Safcu nad Salifor ob, wo Die 8ri-
ten.8eboroen einc llnterhl6ung ocs
Garsos uno DER FoIIaeierc onitcaen
moIten. Der Gompier 6utte 93
Faiiogiere in Der erlten aoiiitc, 17S
in Der 8lpeiten aoiiite uno 645 I'M
3uiIdenoed. Qie 9emonnling 31bte
300 aopfe.
Inter Den BoIioeieren Der criten
aajiite befano iid Seinrib Sdauff-
boiiien elm friiberer 9lttocbc Der Oeut-
iden 9otidboft Der linter Orores bonn
Staotsoeportement noh 9lormeeen
Oeportirt muroe. gl9enten oeS SSu-
iti5-Departements brodten oen ociit'
icben 0iplomoten ouf Den Qompier,
innitteIbor be0or oerielbe a6iubr.
Sn 8egleitung 0es Srn. Sdouif.
6oltien beIonoen iidb Sr. ino 5rou
6ris Bern uno Oeren Sodter @liie
uno Sobn @iIbelm, cine oeutide
Ganilie, Die cbrnfoas naA giorwcgcu
reiicn Wollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

gldOnneuten, bic ben ,,9emtidcn Gorre.
ipDnoeHten" nidjt piinttIid pber nureseI.
mahig erbaltcn, iino gebeteH, Der Office
bappn per EcIepDpH pocr idriftIih @lts
tbeilWng 81 nabcR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

N6unnfuteu, bic ben ,9cutidlen Gorres
ipunocnten" nidt pinitlidj pOcr nRrcaels
mdRig rybaIicn, iinb gcbcteu, her Office
bobon hcr ScIepbUn poer idIrifilih NlIt'
tbciIung 81 WnmcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

ihmerer 81 miegen 6eeinnt ais Der
gelanmte @reoit Deutidlono's."
Gigenorti'ger 3ufaIl Der
Dorg geb oben.
9lobe3u ale 3eitungen perpeiien
mi oen eiaenortieen 3utoIl oaB ole
9orriere Or. BON 9et6monn-Soll-
weg'S an Dem eleideu Datum cnOete,
an peIhem lic begann- n0mlid am
IA. Suli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-16

Sotte nobe8u 1000 EaIlqeierc an
goro, ole idnlultIid obacnonl.
men unO ii6cr aeIonoct wurOcu.
Ger 9oupfer, Gin S8iff BON
1865 9onuen ibpcr bei@d.
Oiqt. s3ofibuuicu lmtcr Ocn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26
SATURDAY GAMES
LESS IMPORTANT
GFidirou Contests VIII Have Little HI
feet for Honors Of Big Ten"
Conference.


r.F-..so. r.- ae Es-,-s-,-- ..,.......
.... --.-t..st .---. 80 -.-...-.
~ w
ably "i.i nave dllae a1diu9nat edeel
upon the race for championship hon
as f. fha .p4. --. rtss-..+
o-+r 1+-+. ....,...-. ..-.--s- -5....-
--o 71a'7' ""o79 rus 10 4@le 1t
title them TO most consideration for
-ha title, VIII play Purdue and Deu5-
SON respectively ana the 8asf na--
. ~ '-... rs n IN -, . .''.s ~ M.
IS -ti .L1g l@t9 presence 7e-457
l4leaso ana Aieofsan nave a'f7euit
~ "a ~. ->o- 49, lz-e =
l.l1 +. ~ 's55,a, -1. r17 'ps.-1's. s. -
-.-ts- 60 ~ =. -di-- o-1
- nd 80
,,-4-.f- .1... - - CO. ~.
-,.5r- -.+r. 60
~ -'' ~,.s;-l- - ~ 5000 a.
...fr 90.
.-3-,.- ..- - 49,. - ~. -- -
1aeys --T.,- t5.57 49,. ,e ~. -z......s
...,77+zgrs We .s,,, l-..,,.-..,-.[
letfc nsnaeenenrs ana IN he narf ~
fndfvfdua1 s+nda--e ana ,.sfr-Ca.qs- 49,
rrartfra11.r y-51ar Trr M l,-.-l,rr.s--,-
ser,,rztars II rorrar ...r.... s1-- -.5.1..
100 frf5r7-e.g .--.=,, - s--.-.-s
,-5<+.--. ~ f,e1- -
rnen<.a rr. v.fss-5Dg s@.-,,g ,5... -.
r5-a had IN eor[. =g,--.--l-. ~ 80
zg5rHor+ +sa srr,4.,se555e z-,.,..e 80
ehou+s AZ rhas7 os~ft.a.. -r.,. >-z..l.
v-ze+a~, st15a,t ..[..s,- f.--.-a,.-.- ~,
rze.b Stagg ALA 49, ,,... t... --..---
rail, 80 T5-7ss 49, ..,,.. 49,.
at H--,ozt.-, .-..t ,s.- '-'l5 ~ :
~,o,, ...r,r-+- .-.-..--.. r..
1al+a5 IN srs.,- 80 ~ lt..3. 81
scenes Of rivalry
last wear >.ar.t ,,-retz,,r. ..-fts,
too - 8.
~ .0,,+----l-. 1919 ~ 1-.'o
.s-- FL ~ -. ..- = .7.e7 yea @i'.
-rE7g -.,.. N ~ -. seasons.
tbe ta1E ..,-a--. H.. -
fmr at Ee7..f,z.. - ,,s. ,,--- pa
nreser. s. - . -, -
had since tEq- g-sa7 ogI,- "a, 80
m tho r-s-o1r.- lt--s-5,, l.s,..-5..- .'5 -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26

|0TU"0|-- . 90 I"---OHT0 SAC
was given ifs last hard workout on
Ohio field before meeting Denis0n a
long scrumm3ga with the freshmen
started early. giving every man
workout. Chic Harley as usual.
was hHsy forward passing and kick
ing- His several attempts 10 score
by aropEick from the 55 yard line
we're successful Unless Deanison is
able t9 stop The Ohio state attack. the
GanviIla team VIII face Two 8uckeve
eleFens SATURDAY Regulars VIII he
started and In case Denison proves
easy the second team viii be substl-
tuted- Wiilamen raDorted for the first
1me IN over week. His injured
knee still b8rhers him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26

WEST
Al Taie8so-< Northwestern u.s. Chi
caEo
At Madison Iowa Vs. Wisconsin.
Al Trhana -prr5ra ~ Illinois
All Ann arbor- <ebrasgzz VS. z4io,t
can
Az Columbus Denizon VS. 0bfo
state
81 CoIamh5a-Drake vs. Missouri
AT Lawrence Arnes g-= r-s~gae
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26
n. JOHNS INNS 10, ia a

belaheid WIS. 0ct. 26.-st Johns
academy team defeated the Milton col
lege football team in four Shortened
quarters 80 Ia q The Milton PLAYERS
{ aoagh heavy. we're dazed al the rfril-
~ Of - johns attack During rhe
mrs. haif me Cadets used straight foot
pail. bat in the second halr thev
opened mp win voJlev Of forward
PASSES which neLted i've lauchdowns
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26
SPENCER SIGNED
BYINDEPENDENTS
FOR REST Of YEAR
Star Clinton, Iowa. High School PLAYER
Has Joined the Islanders
Banns.
toHN HARTY RETURNS TO cfrl
With Lift as Mentor and Addition Of
I've New Ven, Locals Inn
prove Their Chances.
- .nnh aMIIII-

The weather conditions did nnt a-
terfere with the practice of the Ea.H
Island Independents last evening ~
Coach Lift gave the players rreH.
hour blackboard talk
Members Of the squad showed
oodles Of pep and are more EbH aa#
fideut of a victory ON SUNDAY HEa#ua.
the strong Racine eleven All men.
bers Of the aggregation are warE.ns
together and hotter and faster .sam
is predicted hv followers of the IH..
pendeuts
Manager Flanagan announced
morning that the green and v.#
eleven has been trenetheued hv .a
dotio1 Of Jim Spencer, who H#r.=
from Clinton Iowa Spencer ~.
no Introduction ON the zrjdIrou as u.
was star member of the Clinton
high school team when If copied .#
national championship ia prep @
cles in 1910 Spencer starred - Ha
back on tine I0wans geam for rr.a
years and wild grace the Iulen=
ents fold IN the same position F#
addition to the team VIII aras..
strengthen the locals back field
With this announcement Also come.
the news that 5ohn Hargg has given
up his position as assistant poz-Ha-.
ter at Camp Dodge and VIII make his
home i'm this city. This comes H|.a
great rejoicing, as f IS doubtful
whether or NOT Hartr would perfa
in any OF the remaining games OH ..z
islanders schedule Harry is era.H
"a doubt one OF the best l.uemCH #.
the country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26

All the news All the tsme-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-26

All the ness ain the tine-Ths
argus
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02
SAYS PEACE FRIENDS
CAUSE GERMAN FIRES

COPENHAGEN, (via London),
June "A semiofficial communica-
ton to the German press expresses
the fear that recent numerous fires in
munitien factories and establishments
engaged In war work may be attrib-
uted In part to peace advocates, who
have taken this means Of Fastening
an end to the war. The destruction
of farm buildings and graHeries is also
referred to indirectly, urged to let no
considerations Of comradeship stand
in the way Of detecting and denouno-
enemies Of the fatherland.
Another example of the spirit pre-
vafling in certain classes in Germany
is an order providing severe penalties
for stealing from crops. crime Of
growing frequency in these days of
food restrictions. A complementary
ukase of Food Controller Batocki or
ders general examinations of stores
in private houses to detect food law
violators.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02
2 HIGH SCHOOL
[continued From Page one.]

CONTINUED From Page one.]
learned that Meyers had failed to pass
the examination.
The examination was taken on May
II. giving the graders of the papers
ample time to inform the local faculty
of the grades given before prepare
tons for graduation were made Mey-
ers had completed all of the studies
required for graduation and the Bible
study was elective.
Ignorant of the fact that he had not
passed the examination, Meyers had
issued his invitations and relatives
had come from some distance to wit
ness the graduation exercises, but
Meyers was not allowed to go on the
platform with the rest of the class.
He was classed as a Senior in the
school year book and participated in
the class play, working several weeks
to learn his part. His parents did not
know that he had been denied his di-
ploma until the exercises at the Coli
scum last night were finished
Nile Patti, another member of the
class was denied his diploma because
he lacked four-tenths of a credit to
complete the required number and
was informed of the fact about 5
o'clock last evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02
ALBuS COMES
FULL OF ''PEP"
FOR new WORK
New Commercial Club Sec.
rotary with Years Of Ex-
perience Ready to Reani-
mate Civic Organizations.

After considering more than fifty
applicants, the board OF directors OF
the Commercial club have notified
Frank Albus. Of Salem, Ohio. that he
has received the appointment. He
will arrive here tomorrow and will
take up active work with the local
club Monday morning.
For number of years Albus has
been actively engaged in civic com.
mercial organizations. and his record
has been exceptionally good. He grad
uated from Kenyon college at Gam
bier. o.
Some Of His Work.
One of the biggest successful un-
dertakings performed by MI Albus
was with the Chamber Of Commerce
at Massilon, o. Here he is known as
the Human dynamo" having organic
ed and directed one of the liviest
Chambers of Commerce in Ohio, with
membership of 1000 and directing
the way toward securing for that city
the Central Steel company. an organ
ization capitalized at s3,000.O00.
He directed the City planning cam
paign for the Board of trade of Sc
bring, Fla and while serving the
Chamber of Commerce of Salem, O.,
secured for that city the Porter Rub
Der company and effected merger
of the .city's two power plants.
Eager to Begin Work.
Mr.. Albus comes to this city with
years of practical experience and is
thoroughly acquainted with the func-
tions of civic commercial bodies.
Il want TO make your problems my
problems" said Mr.. Albus in letter
to the Palladium, land then by earnest
application set about to solve them.
We must take what we have to get
what we want"
Mr.. Albus will move his family to
this city as soon as possible. He has
wife and four children.
Il can at least increase the popula-
ton from 10000 to 30,0O6 by coming
to your organization" said the future
secretary. Mr.. Albus is a member of
the Masonic lodge and the Episcopal
church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02
FRUIT & VEGETABLES
Corrected Daily by Eesemeyers)
SELLING PRICES

Asparagus, &c bunch; bananas, to
&c pound; green beans, Toe pound;
beets. 1Oc bunch; cabbage, 1oc To-,
solid, soft less; cauliflowers, Is, 20,
CSC; celery, 10c bunch; chives, 10c
bunch; cucumbers, S, s, 10c: egg plant,
Is, zoe; garlic. 20 pound; grape fruit,
5, 10c; kale, 10 pound; lemons, 20 and
soc doz.; lettuce, head to 15c head;
leaf, zoe ID; limebs, 80 doze.; onions,
dry, SC Id; green, 3 punches 10c;
oranges, 25 and soc dog; parsley, sc
bunch; peas. 15c lb; peppers, to &c
each; pineapples, 15c; Potatoes. new
No. l, TIC Id; old Csc peck; radishes,
home sc bunch; rhubard, punches
10c; spinach. 10 to 15c lib: straw
berries, - to 18c quart: sweet potatoes
scarce, sc h.; tomatoes, 15c lb. select
ed.
Miscellaneous.
Beans, navy, zoe Id; lima, zoe lb;
kidney, 20lb; honey, 20 to 25c b.;
popcorn, to Zoe h.; English walnuts,
% to 35c ID.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02

INDIANAPOLIS, June - Hogs
Receipts. 5000. Cattle Receipts
$50. Calves Receipts. 450 Sheep
Receipts, $50 Hogs-Best heavies,
Slo.1o m16.10; common and mixed,
S15.70@ 1890; common to medium
lights, $13.75G 1915: good to choice
lights. $1550Q 1870; roughs, $14.50@
1885; best pigs. s12.50@13.25; light,
pigs, $10.00@1225; bulk, $15.5O915.9O
Cattle - Prime corn fed steers.
s12.50m 1870; good to choice steers,
250i2.75: good to medium. S11.75
6o12.25; good to choice steers. SIPS
m12.75; common to medium, $11.75@
1925; 1925; good to choice cows. 1915
Gt1o.00; fair to medium cows. $3.50
SIS: Gamers and cutters. $5.50@7.75;
good to prime export bulls, $7.25@10:
good to choice butcher bulls, $500
$50; common to fair butchers. $1,000
SS25
Calves-Commcn to best veal calves
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02
FUTURE DELIVERIES
OF WHEAT DESCEND
BELOW PRICE OF 81

CHICAGO. June ALI future deliv.
cries Of wheat have descended to be-
low 50 bushel this week for the first
time since the war rules which have re-
stricted trading Of late were put into
force. Optimistic crop reports and
the northward spread Of the harvest
have been among the chief bearish fac.
tors. Compared with a week ago.
prices this morning were off to 19c,
corn was down to &c and oats 2lac to
Sisc, Pork gained Coo, and ribs 42c
10 47c. Lard showed decline Of &c
to SEC.
Relative scarcity of hogs helped to
strengthen provisions. except lard
which was subjected TO free selling on
the part OF houses with foreign con.
nections.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02
WOOL QUOTATIONS

BOSTON. Mass. June 2. - Wool
Ohio and Pennsylvania deeces: De-
lame washed. 1906: delaine unwash-
ed. 65u56: y blood combing. 63@63c:
4 blood combing. 5sG59c: Michi-
gan and New York heeces: Fine.
unwashed. 46046c: delaine unwashed
53054c; y blood unwashed. 54G5 soc:
* blood unwashed. 61062c. Wiscon-
sin, Missouri. and average New Eng
land: u blood. 66067c; Is blood. 5Sc;
e blood. 52053c. Virginia. Kentucky
and similar: u blood unwashed. $50
sc; y blood unwashed. SO q SAC
Secured basis: Texas, Fine II months,
$1.3561.40: Ane eight months, $l.25
01.30; California: northern. $1,000
1856: middle county. s1.2OQ1.25.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-02

EAST BUFFALO, June 2.-Cattle-
Receipts. 1875; slow and steady.
Veals = Receipts. 100: slow and
steady: $6016.60.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000: active and
5 to 10c higher; heavy, s1650@16.55:
mixed, s16.35@16.50; Workers.. $1615
616.35; light Workers, $14.75@15.50;
pigs, $14.50@14.75; roughs. s1A.25@
14.40: stays, $12@13.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000;
slow; lambs, csc lower; others strong,
lambs, sSQ15.25: yearlings, s9.50@
1900; wethers. $12@16.50: ewes. IS
91l50; mixed sheep, $115O@12.00.