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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-07-12

Apostles Greed. Evening, 1.-The
Christian Soldier" You will find the
services well worth attending.
DR.. H. j. G. Koobs made a BUSH
ness trip TO Aberdeen last Saturday.
Miss Amelia Zolnowsky returned to
Wagner last Thursday after a visit
here with relatives.
Miss Estella Warner, who is at
tending the summer school ut SPRING
field. spent the Fourth at home.
Married on Wednesday eve, July.
18th, by Rev. VIM. r. Scott, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
Walter G. Abbott Of Tyndall and
Miss. Margaret Foley Of Olivet, Mr..
Abbott and wife after a ten days trip
to the Black Hills, will be at home to
their friends at Tyndall, S. D.
Mrs. F. S. Birkinbine left last Fri.
day for Battle Creek. Mich, where
Nj. Birkinbine ID in a sanitarium.
She writes that Mr.. Birkinbine has
undergone an operation for bowelstrou-
BILE which it is hoped will restore his
health.
Frank v. SCHNEIDER, formerly
with the w. A. Cobb garage, has
leased the shop in connection with the
new Stevenson garage building. The
same is being fully equipped with all
modern tools and machinery, and M:
SCHNEIDER will give all autompbh6y
electrical and battery work his per-
ssnal attention. -AdY. Il
E. ". Wilcox left for Chicago Mon
day. Regarding the trip the Parker
New Era said last week st.Sgt. Will
cox Of Scotland Go. D., passed thru
town Tuesday. Mr.. Wilcox and Col.
Wales will make q trip to Chicago TO
consult army ordnance officers on the
sergeant's patent attachment which
makes q ten shot instead of five shot
out Of our army rites. The depart
ment has reported favorably on the
attachment.
a thunder shower visited this Sec
ton Tuesday evening and was accom-
panied in some places by . light fall
Of hail. The hail was not very plen-
tiful and would not have done any dam
age had it not been for the strong
wind that came with the storm. There
was z narrow strip extending from
northwest to southeast and just strik-
ing the south edge Of town that ssuf-
Tered some damage. The corn was
not far enough along to be seriously
damaged, but q few oat fields were
cut. probably shortening the crop from
five 70 ten bushels per acre.
"a delegation of citizens from Scot
land went to Tyndall Wednesday If
ternoon and joined with delegations
from al over The county in an ap-
peal to the board at county commits
sioners for county appropriation to
the national Red Cross society. The
work that the Red Cross is doing IL
too we'll known @ need any defense.
It II the greatest humanitarian force
az work I'LL the world today and Ii III
opsrati0n ~ over the world. IA fund
III $1O0. O00.000 II requested fos Inn
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-07-12
CHURCH NOTES

ZH
Rev. VIM. r. Scott will preach in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
at 1890 a. m. and 8 p. m. Even
ing subject: Ben Hur Continued il
Illustrated by beautiful s%teriopticon
pictures: Sabbath school at 11:45
a. m. The Y. F. S. C. e. at pm.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Presbyterian church will give
its next free quarterly social to all
its members and attendants, in the
church On next Tuesday evening, July
18th, at 8 o'clock.
The following are the subjects that
will be used at the Methodist church
next Sunday. Morning, "The Person
atty of the Holy Spirit" This is a
continuation of the study of the
Apostles Greed. Evening, "The
Christian Soldier" You will find the
services we'll worth attending.
.Ef ME
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-07-12
WITH WOMAN WORKERS

4-.s <. -1A%s.
WITH Q WORKERS
Girl caddies on the golf links az
Great Britain are q popular Innovation.
Women wearing trousers are bccon,:
Ing more and more numerous in Eng
land.
Woman conductors In Great BritaIa
have to work the same hours as the
men.
The wives Of British travelling saIcs-
men are taking over their husbants'
rounds.
Women employed III the Porto Rico
[canneries are paidEns lowsas 231zz cents
an hour.
Laura Holssserewes, the actress. he
san her ea'N when she wls fo,s
Mrs. Alice MacLean has bccn IS.
pointed to the police force IN East III.
nnge, Nj.
HTS FROM SHARP WITS
Nan INT old until III
Eotners how to Keep yllQfEag.-Tolya.
49,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-07-12
HRS FROM SHARP WITS

IAN lint old until Ac ps;.3ns
Eothers how q Keep .ygsQcags-rolxa.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-07-12

The middleman is in the best posi-
ton TO make both ends meet.-Colum-
bia g. ca State.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
GRIFFITH, TIE MAN
Interesting CLOSE Up" Of Director
Who Staged Birth Of a Nation"
"Civilization' and intolerance"

81 want a big, hungry snake to eat
a toad, and | want a live toad TO be
eaten by the snake Have them ready
tomorrow morning for g closeup.
want to shoot
eyes, sir, came the response with
out the slightest hesitation They'll DE
here sir"
II the property man tu whom this
order was given had been told to have
a naturally green elephant with blue
eyes. pink toes and a yellow tail
ready the next morning, he would
have unhesitatingly made the same
response
Men who work with David Ward
Griffith take their orders, no matter
what they may be. without question
ing how they are to execute them. TIN"
difficulties he puts no TO them are
the pcrpleXities which naturally go
with their jobs. They must personally
work them out lie has troubles ol
his own; so he pa es some easy
ones along the line.
And the story goes that the prop
erty man, after hunting all night with
some negroes In a swamp near the lu
cation where some scenes in "Th'
Birth Of Il Nation" we're being "ahot'
reported the next morning with % bis
snake and a live toad.
But the big snake most obstinateN
refused to eat the toad So Griffith
lost one Of those thrills IN q CLOSEUP
he so delights to send mp and dow
the backs Of his audience.
Griffith has few equals In sarcasm
as fine art His licutenauls drea
meeting him when hc Is in this Tram
OF mind They had rather see him %
mad as the provcrhi0l halter pei
haps
lie has a bad temper but hc doe
not let IL master him If he does eve
boil mentally, he shows placid e'
terror which gives no Indication
any brain storm within iic says {
lose ones temper i- 10 waste one
energy and mental power he do,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

the committee present were Mrs.
Gates. vice chairman; Mrs Sraehley
secretary; Mrs. Morris Sass, Mrs. W.
r. Roberts, Mrs D. E. Allen. Mrs T.
A. Thurmond, Mrs f. f. Guillot, Mrs
W r. Burnitt Mrs. L. ". Burrows
Mrs J. W. Newcomb, Mrs W 5 Gil
bert. Mrs. Henry, Mrs r. y Morgan,
Mrs. II +. Nichols, Miss Daisy Mich.
OILS, Mrs. J. NJ. Miller Mrs W. \.
Foster. Mrs. Moss Brady, Mrs y b.
Feagin. Mrs. c. L. McCann, Mrs. Pot
ter. Mrs c. G Squires Mrs Eula
Grubbs and Mrs. Roy NJ Johnson
Members of the committee will be
glad to enroll new members for the
society In addition, headquarters
have been established downtown at
the electric shop, where register
for new members will be kept open
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
Photoplays and Players

not believe iu that kind of eElr1va.
gancr HE has been known TO 'IsiDl'
lose his temper but twice since Hn
became moving picture director
one of his exhibitions of temper
took place I'm the feast of Brlsha2zar
scene of intolerance while this re-.
markabc photodramatic spectacle
was being filmed at Hollywood MIR
Griffith had had o number ut ancient
BlayIonim cups reproduced I'm siiyor
...t WiJl jewels ana engraved. These
cups were not props but the real
thing I'm value made expressly for
ClOscups
They wero used one afternoon in
one of Bnlshazzars scenes When The
property man came TO return them to
the fine arts studio. four "erD missing.
Mr. Griffith heard props arguing
about the cups and came To the In.
e,itabln conclusion that some one Of
luc siy to seven thousand people who
were ON the location ae actors that
afternoon had taken them His tenn.
per got the best OF him and he cN.
pressed his opinion of thieves in gen.
eral and IN particular He has q Gn'
voice which carries Ike 20 bug!e call
.aud Withuu. apparent effort inc can
make himself heard at remarkable
dlstanCr The thief or thieves un.
douhtcdly heard him but they kept
the cups
IIn d. D.. s,III AND ypr, incarnation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
MOTION PICTURE ACTORS.
Coached In Emotional Expression by
Phonograph Music.

Philadelphia Press.
The lot Of the movie star has its
hours of trial and tribuaion as well
as OF satisfaction. The sharp cali Of
the director to register joy" or reg
lister terror or register any one Of
the thousand and one human emotions
which arc displayed upon the film
must be obeyed, whatever the emo.
tlon which happens to be uppermosl
in the actor. mind at the moment
It is not easy always to have such
facile command of the face as is de-
manded for this work either from the
camera artist or the worker in the
Legitimate" and for the former it is
perhaps even harder than for the lat
ter since many of the accessories
which 60 TO throw the actor on the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

lion The audience does not often
realize the Importance Of the musical
accompaniment but omit the music
and they will feel the difference in a
moment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
ROUNDING UP
RED CROSS MEMBERS
Personal Canvass in Progress by
Committee and Membership Reg
lster Is Opened Downtown.

Numbers OF the Ardmore chapter Of
the Red Cross Society have been bus
lily engaged during the past week in
efforts to obtain new members for the
society. A large number Of new
names have been added TO the rolls.
Seeral informal meetings have been
hcld, and eerywhere the women and
girls visit they tel Of the work and
seek 10 interest their friends and rel
atiyls in it
Last Wednesday the membership
committee met at the home Of Mrs. R.
A. Hefner, who presided as chairman
of the committee. Other members of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

The Theatorium this afternoon pre-.
sents Buffalo Bill the Great Scout
said to be the only picture ever stag
ed by The late Col W f. Cody
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

The Palace this afternoon offers the
United Musical Comedy Company as
its vaudeville feature
Today's photoplay is The Crab in
which Frank Keenan, is starred
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22

took 90 see tia, so far as possible no
such picture should be made in the
future
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Sin intcrcilnntcr 3lucifampf.

Ser 9tahlriori9cr 9udldno er5dblt
iolgen0e Gbatidbe: SD erbielt Dor
Sobren nit Der Boit ein aorbdcn,
porin iitb 5mei lebenoe Sforpione be.
fanoen, oic mir elmer meiner 6relnoe
IN 9legppten 5uibidte. SD batte ole
g(bliht, mid ron Der @irfiamfeit ocs
SforpioniiibeS 81 iiber5eilgen, uno
itedte 81 oieicm 3mede cines Oieier
bosartigen Snieiten iinter cine ge-
rdltn9e @losglode. Sur3 Oaroltf
fing mein Gicncr cine DiouS in ici.
ner Sale uno molltc lie e6en ertrdn-
ten, ais i1 mIi 0en @cOanfen fam
Die N}ouS nil oem Sforpion fdnplen
5lt ldllen. Ger Sforpion Elm itarfes
grenplar ieiner Art, IeBte iid) TO-.
gleib IN 8crtbeioigungs5uitono Die
Mlalis, Die iiHerlicb uor6er fein fol-
Dies Gbier icnluls 81 @eli6t befom-
men bottc, per6ielt Ii1 abpartcno, Oa
lie oiienbar ni6t nit iib einig mar,
ob iie Sreuno o0er Sein0 Dor lid bat
te. gto6 elmer @eile 6egann lie IN
ibrem @eidngniB bcrun5ulauten uno
n0l1nnben" 5i MAIDEN. 0en Sfor-
pion OeroroB Dies offen6ar, ltno er
6eg1nn Ieinen Stabel 81 idpingen.
Sobol0 i6m ole Wtous mieoerum 81
no6e fam periebte er ibr einen Std.
Dics eri6rcdtc 0ic N}ous. uno lie
ling an, ami @lole otf unO nieOcr 81
lpringcn; nod elmer @eile aber
fouerte lic iid) ritbig bin. Der Stor-
pion fro6 nun nit aufgelperrten
Sdeeren gegen iie uno periuhte i6r
einen neuen Stid 81 periebcn, mas
obcr nliBqIiidte, oa Der 8ierfiiBler &c.
ididt ausmi1. Gfienbor wuroe Der
W}ouS nun tlar, ouB es bier einet
aontpi gcgen einen beimtiidil6en
6eino gcItc. 9lls 0ennah Der Sfor.
pion i6r in oiienbor ieinoieliger 9lb.
lidt mieoerlim 81 nnbe fam, ltieB lie
ciuen Glrief aus iino bib Den @egner
in Den &iiden, mo6ci Scr Sforpion tie
5pii6cn sic S6reii in Den &opi Itah.
gtlnnlcbr periuhte Der Sforpion ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Nlmniaipal.G .GOmacrt.

Gic @luni5ipol-aopclle, Sobn SBel
Iirigent, bringt beute 9lbenO ein
Special %rogromm oui Dem WiaOi-
ion-SQuorc, 5lpii6en G0en-, Garo-
line- Goocr- rnO Gboie- StroBc, 5un
@ortrog. "a ooS CONCERT in einer
@egenS obgc6olten miro, in welber
foit auSiblieBli6 gobmcn wobnen
bat Sr. So6n 3. sSrcton Der Die 9Sro-
grammc entpirft lno inter Oclcn
2eittmg Die Gon5erte liottfinoen,
me6rere scr bobmiiben Ncuolferling
mo6lbcfonnte WlcloOicn oufS BRO
gromm geiebt. @r moate ouN ole
bo6mii6e 9Iotionol6pnme ipielen lol-
fen fonntc o6er nidt bic notbigen
g}otcn finoen SccbSmol mcrOen Die
3uborcr gemeinicboitlid ingen; ei-
nige Der 2ieocr inO: Baltimore, our
&oltBulore4, uW}p olO ScntlldD
Some" inO 0as Sternenbonncrlico.
Son beionoercnl Sntcrciie iir OaS
&u6lifum miro sic Goriiibrlng bon
@anoel6ilOern iein. Sr. Sreton miro
0os SoHOrlid @oiierleitungS Sp-
item, Ioiuie 9iloer iibcr Die SinOer-
ipielpIdbe in Baltimore 5ei9en IS
miro crportet, ooB lngcidbr 10000
W}cni6cn an Dem Gon5ert t6eilne6-
men meroen. Sin Gon5ert oerielbcn
glrt puroe am bergongenen Gonners-
tag perregnct.
Wlorid u9lnOulfo SuiaroOo4 amo@
Sunertiire gu uGi6ter ltno
Bauer" ........,.S Suppe
@eneinidditliher @elong
W}imi5ipol-2ieo Baltimore, onr
Baltimore.
Manoel6ilOer.
Spielpldbe in Baltimore.
@emeinidoiiliber @eiang.
nNlO @lad Soc.
y0pllllllOld, lDe Oelll pI lDe Aceull .
Gopelle.
3Dlop6onc Guett Spirit Of
glmerica" ............ 3anecnlt
(SS. Niebl imO SAlciono)
Observation-Disclosures @eang.
oOlo &entlidD Some"
Battle @pnln Of tbe &epublic.~
Bouie 10 NlinItcn
&opcle.
9o6miihe 9}otionol 2ieocr,
6. G. ARDnar
@onoel6ilOer.
Cos Baltimore @odorlid- -gSoncrlei-
tunqs-Spitems.
@emcinibaitliHer @ciong:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Rufruf ser 2eut(c6en @efcrr=
fbaft bon 2Norprano.

Die Onrd ben Sries Oernrad NOiBlnge ocndramcrto
ndcu 6nmilcn nnO Der bier 9cruOccn 9soMtcn Wiro it'd
in Oeim nnO Dem mmcnOn Sabre nUd IGrfCr HblbGr muden
ais 6se bcuuOers in Ogc Der Grscgcrnng Sebcns
mtteln, &eeOMugSHfcn nnO Nlcm Der @nnsONlt
OrScrt
Sic v0cuide @eieDdnt lat felt Sricesansbnd i'm Nn8nI
1914 Oas 6r 1odc get6on Der gub ncrm, f OcrOmSgo6
uG6rcno Der cbtcn Orc Sabre 6Hlisgcbcru $1493602
|cramc 6umien uic &ittucn nit fncn SuOcru ScntIhe
Seecntc 9cidsScMdc nnO 5cucs NrbcsOc crbtcn
luterlHtnng.
Gic GcmIdc @cdidaf" cruartct i'm fummenScn Serb nnO
mns fUrtcbcn uctcr ansbrce fam a6r b
bic Sa5n 6cnUtbigtcm NHttcl gcecbcn WerOcn
0ic r2cnidDc @ceNdar bittet bch6ub @cIc, Oicl
Oa alc Nrmcu YeOGugn Ontdcr Serfnnit nno Ontir
NntOn WGbnS Oicr Srie9s5c a Gmsdichlid aHf Sac
anscluicn icn werOcu.
CSabcn, srOf muO flcin, nCbmen engegcn
Der u0cntdc Correspondent" Sr 4t3, SigoimOreStr.,
nmO gSilam Splmom Sdatmcicr Der u0enldcn @cidaf%,
IOrc1c ySCuidje Sparbanf", 6fc Baltimore nuo GnNwS
Ter Gmpaug Gabeu urO in Oen Spnten OcS oHentdcn
GprreIpUnOcncn" Gcidcngt wcrocn
glumcOnugcn fir MiglcOdOt Der rScntIdcu WcnidOF
(alrcsbcug $50 bitten n dtcn Ou Setrctar Scnrg ~
5rCub, 1920 gSOrnCrS uoer au Die ntengenanntcn.
Sir bic u0cntdc @cicldut OOn @RurbIunO";
0as GOmte;
&Obert &C. 81 &Otber, @rGiSeut
$. 8. Silfen,
Gban VI. &ein&
Martin MeOerOird,
9nrl N VI. S6Olt,
&ilIiam Spilman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
Mrnhnrtin.

80 flrdt6ar piele M0nuer 6oben
Die Gigcntbiimlidfeit, ibre 5raiea
ipie &inocr 81 bcbanOeln. Sic begc.
ben Elm llnredt Oamit 6reilid iie
legen ibnen in @eloiaden feline Der
,ontiportlihfeit ouL aber geraOe ouS
1T Elm 6ebler. Gie meiIten @ldnner
oeroienen ooS @eIO, 6e5obleu oic
Nliet6e uno Die Nehullngen ino &C.
ben ibren 6rouen gar feline @elegen-
belt, cine 6dbigfeit 5nm llmgebea
nit @elo 81 entuideln."
5, i'd babe Oos ou6 l6on bemerit.
@s lit Gin GROCER 6ebIer.~
u9Io, Sic bouOeIH ielbitoerltdno.
lid anocrs.~
uSel6It0eritdnolidb. SD be6e mel.
ner 6rou icOe @odc cinen ColIar,
Oen Tie peruenoen fann luic lie mill,
gan5 gIci6, Oh lie ibn gebralldt oOcr
niht."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

&ld5ug, mas ober ni1t git ge6en
lpollte, 0o bic Nious ibm in5wilden
Elm 9cin abgebiiien unO cine leiner
S6eeren lid) in oos Sen Der NimiS
oeriangen bate. Niaus irnO Sfor.
pion 6ielten oo6er chamber felt uno
rollten miteinonoer am 8o0en berum
mic 5wei fdmpienoe &uBen wobei Der
Sforpion nit ieinem Stobel gleid-
mie nit Der NoOel elmer g(1bmoIbine
Ieinen @cqner 6eorbeitete. gto6 uno
nah uur0e ser Sforpion aber matt
uno matter, uno Ole Nlaus perIeBte
i6n nunmebr nidt MIR einen oerben
9iB IN leinen Shwan5, ionoern fniIf
ibm aud nod 5luei meitere 9eine ab.
glls iie oen Ieino MN pollltdnoig be-
tGubt am go0en lieeen iob, 500 lie
ii6 5ltriid unO 6eeonn 3ierlib Eoi-
lettc 3u moAen. SD cruortete ma.
tiirlid, OoB Ib Scr Sieger ieineS
Griumpbes nidt lonee erfreuen wer-
oc, ionoern Dem Site oes @egnerS
interliegen miiiie. Dies mar ober
nitbt ser 5aa. glm anoeren Wlorgen
beianO ii6 oielmebr Die Maus ganj
po6l uno munter uno bate ouBer-
Dem ibren erimmigen 6eino iolt gon5
gum 6riibitiid auige5ebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
9ImftiOus -gln3eiseu.
.. MicrcoitD 0icelr, glnpnlt.
Al @eniralsSpdrbanis @ebduoc.
Srnitccs-&crfan
Oun
9icillD's 6Otcl,
glr. 40 -412,
g9elt. fEranflin. .StraEe.

Sin mOOerucs, gut unsltaffirtes
hicritOfises t6Otel NIT ctiun 80 icpa-
raten @aitc5immern, nit lnnfcnOcm
Bciken unO faltcn gSuIIer nno 5clc.
pgOn; fat andJ &riOat6GOcr, Die nit
Oiclcu Der 0iGnme bcrbmnOcn IinO,
and OffcntlidJc SdScr, Gf5immcr,
Ealmcnranm, Yrrean nno GubbN
nnO Buffet (Sar) 3intmcr.
@emdB eines llel6eles oes areiSqeribtes
gSr. 2 peroen pic uuicr8ebnelcn Gruitees bel
ole1illder gniiion am flobe ani
SOnncrItog, 16. gIngnlt 1917,
4 llbr gtndmittagS,
9cinebs Soie IN Der Gtaoi Baltimore berrais
eil lpecbes lolgenoermabcn hei6reben IT,:
lello an Der Srdnlilt tSirdBe bon 40 SUB 6M
Scll Hebr oncr meiiigcr nIii citier Tcie bon
124 SUB 9 3oll mcbr oocr peniaer.
Sin IbciI oeS 9elibipnms NJ grunolieueriret
Elm dnoercr M ciHem @runo3ns bon $50 me
terlporien, nblosbar nit feds Rro5ent
Sir nusibrlidlc Ncicbreinung ocs NeIibs
ibnms, Observation-Disclosures llno unocre @tn'
1clbeiicn iebc man ben aDdilO Hccnro" bonn
23 mo 80 ,Sul, g., 13. NM i6. ylnqnlt an
ooer pennc lid al ben unier3cicbneicn Gruiiec.
Sin Gepolii bon $4,000. cnipcoer in 8d1r
ooer be9lmogcnI ebed cur 3eii oeS SerionieS
2. @'cr'Oito seeIc,,
smwa6 grus. C 60,
gluiionaiprcfi
Gejeniacn bic 9ltacbute itellcn poncn, tan-
nen has Seiittbnm ~ irgeno ciner Seit Dor
bcm Yertanfc brfdtigcn
i9lu0T1b,l6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16

8n tttcr. Yiun0, Separator,
3S- 42c.; ErintS, Fiuno, 80 42c- /;
GrcancrD, 81 S9c.; GairD ErintS,
ARO. @a. lmo &oy 33-36c.
Gier. Gubeno, Gio1 mo ga,
35c.; Goitern Sborc, Nlo. mo Go.,
35c.; wciiIi6e (Cbio), 35c, ANu-,
Boo. iiioIide (9l.G), 33 34c
GebenDes @cfliigcl.
Suuge piihncr, . Eio idnuer, Yino,
2s 30cs ~ Dis ? FfOv 2s 29c.s;
1A bis 11A @iuno, 26- 27c.; 1
YiuDo upo porpntcri 25c.; iuuge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-16
SECOND CALL

100 anibele 0oni Fouer COM. IN
500 sIntbeIe Goshen g. 0o. com.... i0M
so sInibcle 0oscen & 60 pio..... Az
1862 gIutbeiIc Goshen 50 Ats Cs - nc
$1,000 Sim g. Suburban 6er............ 100
1000 Gonl. |omcr gioicn 8er . 0S
1000 Wlo. 2rcbeiHs Ger............... a9N
1000 liniteo 8aiImpas T. 4er.......... so
1000 llniico @ainpabs L. 4er...... soM
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SoItimOrc WlarftbcridJt.

D1ittpoG, 10. 9htguit 1917
@1ebl. ~ 3uiu6r 29t7 6dIier
eini6lieBlid 1929 6diier 81 Occult.
Yoint.
Die giotirllnAcn poren pie folNt:
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6aDeu sic ismaIs DerIndt, &C.
inns 81 luerbcu. uber uhne
&rfOIeY

VS. maa lem. bnb gie VT IN ge.
bdnolnne mareu, bob @ts aue GoiI'
unna ani cSeneiu7a ouieoben
Gle uiiiiien nlfien, bah In auen
SeoenelnQcf Gpc6in(urheit bcrlongt
plro llno biz wlcDtiQite bon 1lleH, ilt
o'e NeennolilHa bon @rnnfbelten lBn.
run coulultireil gle In 6er @rlcnnt.
nlB olcier 1batIa1e nicht einen Spe
ylalllien bon guicm 9tlti fhr @elDid
WIG @0iltbtcit. Uenn Gle an eiiler
wFanlern etnenibiimll Nranfbeii
leloeu 0bcr Onn oerfelheh boblnberl
msrceli; elnen @pe8aIilleu, Der Rher
Napfe -pruttiibe @rfnbruno In
y!nluerIrdrfbciten bat einen, her
,ipnel nab eiier iprgidliiaen llniers
llVhl'N ldAen miro ob er Gte tltriren
lmlil roer ribt; einen. Der Sir IN
Mfdelicr Belt Itrirca piro. mic es
tm nllt oenl peiieil in0 liherlien ne.
inlinl hs.etubalen ldbt.
0lclt Nrt bon SpeaialHten hnoen
eie, Ueln Se Dr. NGn,rld uou Ysaitt
mUre, Nh, t0S cn.Nalflmorr.g .gtrdNe,
eonjnlttren. Or bat bicle SRinncr
niirt bic cbng @riDle oeriuhien. elb'
bhlie nocr Ant 3n iinncn. Ndf er
~ Annsre 9etban. fam CT lut
iiir Gle iHlipl
Sens @ebibren huo me6ris uno
8uhllH0cn Werben ben WdttelT bes
%aitsntsn aHaepabi arraHaIn.
(S~-)
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T5eOisiniIdc SInsciscu.
2aiIcn Sic Td
bon cincm crniten
Wlnnne iaaen.

gStc erbnltcn SIC
Sbrc Dclunoen Nnnrc
NIB luic ijfnen Sbrc
ironlcn S,aare filrirt
iucrDcn.
llnieriudbunp irei ipenlt
Nebannlnno Oerldnai.
Sprecbiiunoen bon
8 llbr UlorQens bis
z ubr 9lbefos.
CURE Of BALDN EsS
The first and only Of
the World.
3t02 Cn,Ynltimurc.Str.
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3m Ocrfunfrn.

An Ucrfnmfen:
Nunae Enhshnnoe linnnte ali 0ncb5uros
gel 9el Nbnrlce Il. Sbnc, gir. 522, yluro.su.
luetrSuaVe. (@lngi6 -1S)
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nSmponee 9iioer."
nWiarDlan0, 0lp WinrDlnn0.

NuptIIt.
Ginlooung 5ilm Cans .. gSeber
@emeinirboitli1er @eiang:
o9lul0 &ong Spne.~
&dpelle.
9lmerifaniibe 6outoiie. Serbert
@emcinicboitlider @eiong:
nGbe Stor.SponglcO @onner." "
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n @nlnmnnrF' mn 9lcpnrninr.gpcrfffattc.
Yseqen oee LQoeS hes @peni6iimers nutr Sieger
Yldt Der nit cleIiriiher Ndb. Wnnei NIX
HinibnQ Nntme iopie NIT ether EilIoer'ftheg
6nBbeirieb N1bmaidline periebcn nj. 6erieuft
lnerocn nm einen 9lahluB nb6uibIieben. yos
@el6atehnus fam biuia qcmietbei meroen nnS
oie Niod)inerie it auioeitcnt uno i'm Nefrchs.
3ullonoe gIoreliire: -. 20", 1rntIdicr Nurre.
lponoent tsluai6tS,2O)
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seclcscm6citcn.


Ndderci in Ncfomeif Galfnorc ro,oa ,,,,o;.
moeqtIpe9 ed0ans' 9robe Nndiiube &or3ii9lide
@S,eelpulie S,el oerliilalli9e 9itnoihnt QlIfonir npn
(slngi6 l9) 0"N''"''
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2ooo Gouf Vowcr Goien Ger (gs. 81 es
200O Gosoen & 60 Ger ........... ~
2o00 Gosoen g. 60 Ger r.............. 0l
1000 6Ioriba g. 1outbcru acr ...... g
5000 Dd Der gsooo Ni. 2oiru Ocr i0'
1000 llnitc0 9lalnpaba Inc. 4cr... u.
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@etIanai- -6ranen nnO @aOden.

Serluust-G -Grfabrenc SpcratOrcn
an Slunien, c6eniO SinilBerS MuS
bcrIdJicScnc anfsciuedte NiGOdcn.
ScitGn6ise 9lrbcit. SOmmen Sic nnO
iibcr5cneen Sic fd iclbit, OuF Sic
bier beiicres SOlair crluuseu f6nncn.
q. & u, @niit GO.,
Baltimore. etrape nno Wiarict 9lace.
(Iugt5-1O
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@crlanot.
gcrIamst i'm g(lIscmcimcn,

Sn tnuFcn acIndlt
Ventqubte eiierne Broufbor fit Ndderei
1ooppel); Ndberes In glr 500, @cit.Gruh-S cir.
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