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Evening star., 1917-10-10
FOUR STRAIGHT, AIM
OF SOX AS THEY GO
INTO THIRD CONTEST
Continued from First Page.)

and, to some extent. had demoralfzed
the pitching staff. Manager McGraw's
pitching plans were shot to pieces by
the White Sox batters. and the close
followers of the game felt that the
enforced lay-off had helped the team
to pull itself together and had given
the twir1efs a chance to get good
rest
Evening star., 1917-10-10
PRODUCE MARKET PRICES.

Today's prices at the farmers produce market
were announced by the office of weights. meas
,,res and markets of the District of Columbia as
Evening star., 1917-10-10
Offer $500, 900, 900 Certificates

omciai announcement has been made
~ another offering. this time of $500 ooo :
"oo per cent Treasury certificates. The
These notes are disposed of yerv largely
20 banks and trust companies and us,,sIiy
run until the time for the first payment
on second liberty bonds, and may be used
IN payment for such bonds
me nrst issue. within a month. was
Ior s4o0,oOe.000. and this one for s3oo
100000, will likely have some effect on
ne, me money markets Of the country. The
in part on sale iiui d II
Evening star., 1917-10-10
Stocks Slow; Bonds Dull.

On today's session of the wasbinp.or
STOCK Exchange a block of Wasbine-
ION hallway and Electric 4 per cent
ss'oop IN all. changed hands at "a =.
new low for this movement, but sey.-.,
points better than the low of tbe 80.
the call of the bond list was 500
what perfunctory. with no dfsnosi,io.
10 absorb issues, and with the askin.
prices considerably above the hie hiS
figures. pis pio
ihe only stock transaction u,s 20,
sIares OF Hallway common ar ~
washington Gas shares did not sh.
on the sales sheet. but sOJ.. about Nv
ntd price Of yesterday, was again ~
Iered Tor the stock, while holders We.
asking s0s were
the passing of the gas dividend j.,
nicaso. the cutting of the gas divjdend
mere and the frantic efforts of cornora1
uons serving the public to secure COW,
pensatien for the increased cos, -,
everything has caused very severe do
ciines In public utility stocks and esne-
cfally IN gas shares. esPe
Colum mbia Gas. Consolidated Gas .rd
BROOKLYN Union Gas shares lost ~
Sfs points this morning on the New
York market We"
Evening star., 1917-10-10

No fake or questionable I'd.
vertising is allowed in The Star.
Millions of dollars are saved
by people who have been wise
enough to consult q banker be.
fore investing in worthless se-
curities. You should do like
wise.
Evening star., 1917-10-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. October 10 - Hogs - Re
ceipts. $4,000. slow; bulk, 1s.00a19.25;
light. 1735a19.00: mixed, 17.60a19.5 so;
heavy. 17.65a1s.45; rough, 17.65a17s5:
pigs. 13.50a1T.50.
Cattle-Receipts, 2o,oo0 unsettled
native steers. 7.10a17.50; western
steers. 6.25a14.50; stockers and feeders.
6.15a11.40; cows and heifers. 5.00a12.2j;
calves, 9.50a16.OO.
Sheep-Recepts, 26. 700: weak; wethers,
9.10a13.00 lambs, 13.50a1S35.
Evening star., 1917-10-10
DAIRY MARKETS.

CHICAGO. October 1o.-Butter-Un-
changed Eggs-Receipts. 6,577 cases;
unchanged. Potatoes-Higher: receipts,
Michigan bulk. 1.10a1.15: do. sacks,
l.2oal.22. Poultry-Alive, lower; fowls.
l1a22; springs 1917
Evening star., 1917-10-10
Money to Loan

Secured BY First Deed Of Trust On Real luas..
Prevailing interest and eommiasiao.
Joseph /. Weller. GA F st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-10-10

CURB STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs L Co.
Evening star., 1917-10-10
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
GRAIN AND PRov1sIoNs.

CHICAGO, October 10.-Sharp breaks
In the value OF grain and provisions re-
suited today from peace tald and from un-
certainty as to the extent of price reduc-
tions which might result from new move
ments regarding food control: Pork es-
pecially was weak and dropped more than
$1.50 a barrel.
Free selling which characterized the
corn market came chiefly from commits
sion houses. The peace gossip that acted
as a bearish factor related In the main
to conference reported to be held soon
in Sofia to consider what terms the Teu-
tonic allies would offer. Opening prices,
which ranged from 4 to ~ lower. at
1.17% to LIS December and 113 to LA
May, were followed by important further
declines.
Oats gave way with corn. Buyers were
scarce.
Urgent liquidation on the part OF lead
ing holders carried down provisions. The
market lacked any aggressive support.
orders were uncovered. Unloading pres
sure seemed to be chiefly on pork.
Corn-No: 2 yellow, 1saa1s4; No, 3
59ka6o. Rye-No 2. 1.so 1aa1,sl: Bar
ley, 12oa1.36. Timothy, 6.50a7.75. Glow
err 1S.0Oa22.50. Pork, 42.25. Lard.
2365a23.77. Ribs. 2762a2S.12.
CORN Open. High. Low. Close.
nsy nsssm0ef - lis h1s% IL IL @ 1oss oss 1oss
OATS
nssem0er Ms ssa sss g sc. s5H ~ ~
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. October 10 q pm. quo
tations) s).-Wheat-Spot No. 2 red soft,
2.22; spot No. red western. 2.24; re-
ceipts, 1888 bushels.
Corn-Nothing; receipts 1913 BUSH
els.
Oats-Easier; standard white, 651s
asked; No. 3 white, 65 asked: receipts,
56.63S bushels; exports 437,5o7 bushels.
Rye-Easier; No. . western export,
1.S6, receipts, $3.50 bushels.
Hay-Firm.
Grain freights-not quotable.
Evening star., 1917-10-10
Third Inning,

Cicotte was warmly applauded by the
crowd. He sent up a high foul to
Rariden. Benton had plenty of speed
and sharp-breaking hook on the ball
Zimmerman scooped Collins bounder
and got his man at first Rariden
gobbled McMullin's foul
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-18
ALFRED SUMMERS.

( Alfred Summers, for many years a
carpenter and builder in Edgerton and
later following the same business in
GAINESVILLE, died at his home on Milton
avenue in that city on Monday after
noon after brief illness.
~ Alfred Summers was born III the city
5of Kelfeld, Yorkshire county, England,
Nov. 4, 1913. He was united in marrl-
age to Miss Annie Creaser on Feb. 10,
1874, and moved to this country in 1880,
locating at Edgerton, Wis, later going
to GAINESVILLE where he has lived and
conducted business ever since 1890.
He leaves to mourn his loss his be-
reaved wife, two sons, James Alfred
and Harry c., both Of GAINESVILLE; also
two daughters, Mrs. 0. L. Brownell OF
Ancona, Panama, and Mrs. Andrew j.
Barlass of Rock Prairie. Also twelve
grandchildren. He was member OF
the Episcopal church, also a member
of the order of Odd Fellows, Wisconsin
Lodge No. H. Funeral services were
held on Wednesday afternoon.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-18

VIM. Schrub left for Pittsburgh
Sunday where he will drive home new
Penn car from the factory there, for
which he has secured the local agency.
Herman Stark went to Toledo on
Wednesday to drive out an Overland
from the factory. Since the beginning
of the year over 5000 machines have
been driven out by dealers from the
Overland factory.
&C. Hayner Rossebo, who was rear
ed in Edgerton, has recently been ap-
pointed manager of the Van Briggle
Motor. Device Co. at Indianapolis. For
the past six years he has held an
important position with the Moline
Pillow Co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-18
MRS. HENRY BEHNKE

Following a stroke of appoplexy,
Mrs. Henry Behnke died at her home
in Albion Saturday evening, aged So
years. The deceased had been in fail
ing health for some time and the final
summons was not entirely unexpected.
Surviving to mourn her loss are hus-
band, two sons, Henry and William,
and daughter, Mrs. Fredericks. The
funeral services took place from ST.
Johns Lutheran church, Rev. j. c.
Spillman officiating, Tuesday afternoon,
interment taking place in Fassett GEM
etery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-18
Obituary.
MRS. JAMES BURNS.

The death Of Mrs. James Burns, wife
of James Burns who lives on farm
west of Edgerton, occurred on Monday
evening, May 7, 1917, following an ill
ness of one week.
Mary Lacy was born on farm near
Madison, Wis. Feb. Is, 1871. She was
married to James Burns Sept. 6, 1899.
The sorely bereaved husband and ten
motherless children are left to mourn
the loss of a devoted wife and mother.
The children are Thomas, attending ST.
Thomas seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota,
Lawrence, James, William, Anna, Rob-
ert, Elizabeth, Paul, Margaret and
Regina. She is also survived by one
brother, Thos. Lacy, Madison, and two
sisters, Mrs. John O'Neil, St. Paul, and
Mrs. John Joyce, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Burns was a truly Christian
woman whose life was devoted to her
family. Always bright and cheerful,
she was held in high esteem by wide
circle of neighbors and friends who will
greatly miss her.
The funeral was held from st. JOS
eph's church, Edgerton, Thursday
morning, conducted by Rev. J. E. Har-
lin, and was largely attended. Among
those who attended the funeral from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lacy, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lacy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barry, Mr.. Conlin and daughter Rose,
Misses Lizzie, Mary and Regina Rupp,
Mrs. Mary Brown, Martin and Anna
Brown, Madison; Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Neill, st. Paul, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Joyce,
Mrs. VIM. Ford and Mrs. Andrew Mich
OILS, Evansville; John Dimmick, Beloit;
Mrs. James M. Joyce, Amerillo, Texas;
Miss Della Burns, Milwaukee.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-18
twenty-five Years Ago.
But little corn planting yet done.

But little corn planning yet zone.
GAINESVILLE will celebrate the opening
of an electric street car line on the
25th.
F. Caughey of Lake Mills has been
engaged as timer by local hardware
firm.
The trustees of the M. E. church
have decided to enlarge and rebuild the
church edifice
Just two days of pleasant weather SC
far in May, the balance being either
rainy or threatening.
Thos. Banks, who learned the print
er's trade in The Reporter office, died
at Jefferson on the 18th, aged 26 years.
VIM. Tall, one of the landmarks OF
early day times in this section, died al
the u S. hotel Sunday of apoplexy,
aged Is years.
Friday, May 20, 1892.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1917-05-18
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
P. 0. at Edgerton for the week ending
May II, 1917:
Jacob Anderegg
Mr.. John Crofts
Mary Howard
Alma n. Howard
Arthur E. Howard
Enrol Miller
Mr.. 7. S. Nyhart
Joseph Stearns
Persons calling for any Of the above
named letters please say ADVERTISED. !"
G. A. HoEN, P. M.
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51l babclt, mo rpCr nod nidlt 0n mar
lnIltc Is id)IeuuigIt hclltc o0cr NOR.
acn n%od)holcm tpcnn or Ca nift iciu
Hcbcn lang bcrctCn mill.
Nuf oCnl Garurnnl Qibt9 picl Git
itlgc@ 5t ichcn, olh ciu liuqclton
gel III o0. IN Dem Is iungc WQ0hcu
tire &lnlt I'M Siugeu un0 (on5cn
3elQcr, abcr nllc3 geht nnit0n0iQ 5l
loooB Elm ieocr Hcilld,cr icinc 6roll
ooer feline Sicbite nit hiunchmcn
fam.
Die bette unh om mciitcn bcirt)tc
Shouitculln9 lit NiIion'9 Cirrus
orei'irtcr milOer lhierc, in Dem 6
H%copnrocn. : &omcn. @uuOc uno
Ffcroc gc5ciQt merocn. Sic lid, ocn
Milnihen ibrcr Grciicllrc ohnc @i.
oeritrcbeu filQcn. Nic ser Nciibcr
Der @roc crfldrtc. hot ser qrobtc pom
ocn Nopcn bcrcita iliti GrciIcurc &c,
t00tCt.
Nou neu an0crcn 5chcnSmiiroiQ.
tclfen III EN- ~drnllolCr Ytoun 5t er.
mdhncn, Ser lid) nit icincn Iitfcn
rolllrcn fam. Sd)rcircrorbcitcn
ncrrtdltct uno BAL
Sn nt0cren @uocu lit cine DIN.
'trcI Sbow mltergcbrod)t; cin Mo-
tor Some icbIt notiirIidl oltd nidlt
uno oic bcrilhnIten nSpiocr Girls"
limo cbcuinIl@ in cinem hilbidlcn
Grcmplnr pcrtretcn
Mud 3lpcrgc, 5rpci neiblidc ltn0
EN- mduuIid,er. I'M Sitter pom ~ bis
D &ohrcn nldlt QrG6cr ME flcjnc
plcriuhriQc &jnotr. iino st ichcn.
mo audi Sic Qrobtc Sdllnnoc Ser
@elt.
sir &inncr inns N~iirnthcotcr nor
bonocu; @ahrioqcr oiicnborcn al.
les Wiinifcu@lpcrthc fir cinen
Cllortcr. uno &crIicbtc f6nncn cine
&iitreiic int |fScrri$ MhccI untcrnch.
men.
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Staotratbli9es
Ter Gugnn . Sfjul . Aubau bis
1918 o~eridluben, Mnrft.
1erbeherungeH.

Su Der Staotratb5 Spc5Ialli-
tung ON 1ienstag Abeno muroe
Der Shulanbau aui Der Roroieite
enogiiItig bis gum n1d)Iten l5obr per-
ihoben. Ger 0runo 81 oieiem
Sdritte lit BARN gu iut)en, oaB me-
gen Der boben Ytnterialfoitcn Die
Gontraftoren niht imItanoe maren,
iidl nit lbreu %Angeboteu Den oent
Sdulratb CUR 0erfilgung itebenoen
Summen an5upaiien. IS maren rur
Den Sdulaubau unr $2S,O00 be.
miligt, mGbreno oa5 nleorigite an-
qebot ii6er $4,000 mar. Is muroe
beidloiien oen 8au bis 1918 5u Der.
itieben mo I'M ndfitidbri9cu 9uo-
get cine entipredlenoe Sumnlc aus
3uieben.
9llo. DtnhonCp ultcrbreitete clnl-
&c quito Norihldge, 3ucrit Oerlougte
err mir ocu Aihmeiitcr oas Hed]t,
itdotiihe 2lrbciter 3ningcn SIT oilr-
len ocn Warftploe pom oQcn Vta-
ihincn, Steiueu mo uun0tbigenl
arom frei gu bolten. 3Dcitena
miinitt or oaB oo5 @dusfcn oes
80gemciiter5 9ehori9 reparirt miro.
IS muroc beihlolien, Den &iiracr.
meiiter mo 5mei Wit9Iicbcr 0c5 PR.
beitsrntb2 ol5 Gelcgatcn git Der Con.
nentiou ser St0ote = &crcinlgItnQ
nnd Rncine gu ihifen.
GontrolclIr 90. :. Tric3 mur0G
Die Anlteaung zines @chilicu 81 nidt
mchr OILS $50 Wonotsioloir erlalIbt
neil or lett Der ltebernahnlc Scr PR.
beithsrath Filidltcn nit Qrbeit
ilbcrb0uit lit.
Die N~uiiiiQung elmer $50 IltI
brcitcn Spuune iiber oen Mcit ga
nal in Ncttibone Sslono muroc oer
so Groilc Dredging SO. fir $3.50
iibcrtrnQen.
Nltf @erlongen oeS @iirgcrmciIter;
crloltbtc Ser Stuotroth oen @ebroud
0e5 Std0trathioolc5 uno ser onIto
Beuocu 3intmer filr nic Hrilftnq
Der 3llr 2(rmee ge5o9cucn Otonn.
idoitcu.
Hlo. Diufbcr reittc icinc RciiQno
tiou OILS 5duIrotb Elm. 6. IS. Stoot.
un0 Nroi. u. $. Sonioro MURDER
iijr 0cu uaconten GoIteu DorQeidlIn
gen uno Ser GrItQcuonntc nit II
Qcgcu , Stimmcn QclpdhIt.
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meiIter if)arf fritiiirt, neil oieier
~unpatriotiI6e" Iniihten babe. Car
ilber iagte Sr. Sbompion ioIgenoes:
Niles, mas i'd 6arotf 5u iagen
babe, lit, oaB idJ 9id)ter 9anois Der
fltf, mid OILS unpotriutiid 81 beur-
tbeilen, %beoaure, neil rs meiner An-
iitt nad) uniere erite 8fIidt 1T. 5t
crit oarnaf 3u ieben, oaB Die 9iirger
cieies &anoes gcnilgenoe Nabrung
haben, uno MIR Der lteberiluB BON
gtobrungsmitteln noh Dem 4uStanoc
geitidt meroen ioa; ferner, ooB menn
es n0tbig lit, unier 2ano Gorfebrun-
gen gegen Ingri+fe BON anoeren
Sdnoern t%reffen ioll. Ger &id]ter fri.
tiiirt mid, neil ib sic Inii6t per-
trete, oaB Ole Yreiie fiir Nabrungs.
mittel 10 nie6ri9 gebaltcn tperben
iouen, ooB lie audi ser drmeren 9iir-
gerflnlIe oieie5 Qanoes erreihbar
limo. 9ieS lit meiner Nniiht nah
potrtotiif uno amerifoniih. 9lme-
rifa nm Niles 81 beraltbCn, mas eS
beiibt, lit meiner Meimlng nad) pro
eitropaiid"! @or 5pei Sabren itelte
i'd in elmer Reoe Ole @ebolp.
tung auf, OoB, penn Die &erien-
Dung BON Wtuuition uno 2ebensmit
teln nad europa iortgeiebt niiroe,
mir ulr5Deiielhoft III Sen @eItfrieg
bineinge5ogen Deroeu miiroen. Yfei-
ne &orousiagung lit beiIte CUR Chat
lade gemoroen. Sd bin Der Iniiht,
Dab mir uniere gauge @nergie onpen-
Den iouten, Tim bie @oblfahrt unie-
res e"i9enen 2onbc5 81 forocrn."
@ir balten'5 NIT Dem unerihro-
fenCn Wonor 5bompionl
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Sternidnnppen.

- @~eid)enIteller 6rco q. Sbttn1.
man, COZ @inoior StroBc, perlcttc
lif 0icn9tog III Nep &iabon beinl
&erunterfIettern bon eincm 6rndIt-
Dogen 0erartlg, baB er in Den nod
item ii Sagen feline Nrbcit pcrrid)-
ten fam.
Gem oeutihcn &on5ler Qebt's
Die Dem Better elmer neutrality-suspicious.
3eitung in Nmcrifn: rcd)t mod)ell
fam er'a 9tiemnn0em!
- &0nig George uon Gn0lano bat
mlcocr cinmal Der britiihen 6ront
I'M Meiten aus reipeftpoler @nt-
fernung cinen @cilth abgcitottet
ga ibn 6a3 Srnben bod ST. e o b
oo5 lctte WeaI iebr ihleht befam,
begnilgte er it'd oieSmnl nit + 0 d. .
trabenoen Nortenl
emma Goldman, sic Nnard1i-
tin, ole I'M @efdngniB nit N1hurbeit
bcihGitigt miro un6 lit) in oicier
nilblifcn Sbdti9feit 10 anIteuig be-
mics, ouB lie berelt5 am eritcn Gage
IS Gents ocrolente, miinidt nid1t ais
Wdrtprcrin angeieben 5l1 meroen.
Wtit oicier Grflarunq bot Tie menig-
items cinmoI III ibrem 2cbcn oa5
~qetroffcn.
&ermit Rooicpclt, ser brittle
Sobn be@ Gr @r0ii0entelL lit in sic
britiIfe Nrlnee eingctreterL. @or Inn
Die omerifanilhe Irmec nift q II I
genlig?
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Sdnfabitattnua.

9ller uuiere1p 5Srcunocn uno
9tod)bnrn i%uiinidlcn mir hermit fiir
Die ms b~c5eugte Gbeilnohntc bcili
(ooc unierer WlItter,
Trou %uIio hbcrA.
unicrcn her5lldrlten 3arf ab5rltat
ten. @~eionoereu Can't Srn. Gaitor
@dntm fiir feline crbcbenoen GroItes
nortc, mo NlIen, sic @Iumcn ipen-
0ctcu,
ga Groiie 10. 2{uIi 1911
0ie camille
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Gin0 %ertrnnfrn.

2tc fIcinc Cljiabcth Wurmoitcr.
01rcn 0ltcru on Ser 0auc Strafc
pohnrlI, lpaGte ltd gcittru 9totnlit.
toQ. ais liz nit onncrcu SpitIae.
noiicn int &Iot Hipcr baoctc. I'll melt
hrnon> Alrjcth IN ciut l%luticlc nn0
crtrant.
En> llu1Ijid crcjguctc iit nm orei
lthr, uno ioiort aulcIrItc GER
QlnQ@ocriut,c brddltcn llnI fiiui llhr
oa% NchIjtat. ooB Sic flciuc 2cihe
1cbnralu WCr0cR fountc.
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Sic ionten nidt abIehuen

nltf einc 8eloeriporniB . @elegenbeit
eirl5ugeben menn it'd cine iolde bietet.
@ier lit iebt cine ioIdel @enn sic
lcn1ols fertises 8ol1boI5 brouden 10
fommen Sic 51 uns. 9ir boben oos
bette uno CUTE 2elttc, Die MtiibIen uno
GILES anoere UNI gutes bacterial All
fobri5lren 5u Den nieori9Iten Soften.
GeBbdIb iino uniere Nreiie Die ME-
brighten. @orum nidt oieie @ele.
gcnbeit bennlten? Geniter, Gbilren.
Seilten 5uBboben, inner Sol3or6ei.
ten, 2o0en- uno Gontor 9 ginrid,.
tungcn, &llnIt0los uip.
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WIS Dem Srbcn nbbcrnfen.

SdinSIcr. IN itircm Neim. t123
'tiol e. Strd6t. itarb am Witnpodl
I'M hohen Altcr uop 81 <,obrcn @ttrr
Sd'iu0ltr. Ter &tritorbcnc uuroc
III %onmcn Qcbortn uno mohntc lett
1867 III Nmcrifa. Bier Gohter
ilbCrlebcn Inn. Gas @ear0bnik fin.
oet mor9tn &ormittoa itatt.
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6irdlides.
Gefurmiertc ct. Subnnnes Stride
Gfc 1. nno Warfct Strasc.

SonntogsidluIc bon 9 bis 10 llhr.
@~ottcsoienit beqinlt nicoer lult
10 llbr. Intrittspre6iqt oeS EoItor5
rerbunoen NIT ser 6eier oes hciIi-
Gen NbenomohlS.
NbenoS SSlqenoncrcin.
8. StodmeiCr.
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a Dem 0egiHn Der
Ausbebung ocs er
item ~9luigebot5 Der
Rationalarmee MIR
nod DER llmitano
I'M @ege itcbt, 6aB
in gang luenigen
Staatcn Der Union
ole Gienitbefrei.
unos 8ebor0en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-20

@aIesuilc 5air. PIN 81, %. un0
90. Auguit iinoet Die erite Joir III
De Ratborihait ltatt, uno 3mar III
0aIesuinc. Cine Delegation oonr
,Iomn gooiter9" BON BORT mar Dor
eiuigcu 1agcn IN Ga GrOiie, nm
8ropagunoa iur Die 6oir 81 MAIDEN.
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s. K g.

Gin 5eittns fnr bic StaStbcamten
Qtouor Sentlep bat Y3ittwof, ben
%. Suli, ais Den Gag beitimmt, an
meIhen III .Gomp Tate" oos Sab
res @iruir Der itdotiifen geamtell
Ftttffnoen pir6.
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l1niere SanOtlsfammer.
Sine Heoe BON Aneu :. hilbert, CT
nes acnners ocs StGote-
meiens.

ldleu sic "a
Groiie lebeuS-
perth filr Den
Iurhidbul
burger, mabn
re @r. 4aen Z
hilbert, elm @r.
pert Stqote.
cutpifler, in ii.
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Garneual inn Sair Saa=Farf.

.hcrlih lit e@ fur
le0cu lcbcnsfros
ben Ytcniheu
cu &cr9niigen,
ocn III 0ieier
Modlc I'M Noie
Nou Enrf be-
iinollten Gil
ton 2cIlcn Gar
ncnol bciidltldt
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S%cfimmunsen fir Sisnitbe=
freiung.

SrtsbebOroen nur in bcitimmten
SGlen 5uitGuOis. Su uielen Sal
len, NO bic 9eute in arieasiuou'
itricn nrbeiteu, sntideiOet Die bO-
here Snitan5.
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gcamtcmuabl Der aricas . &etc-


ronen. ,3rco q. ArnoIo Don Golt
Claire Wutoc einitlmnlq 1T Der rs.
%abrc9 Convention Scr Nctcroncrl
oll9 Dent Spould)en &riegc, melte
bier am Qomereto1 gum ShIuB tam
Sum 0Cpartemcnt ~Goumunocur
genoblt, un0 ,Srau Viarqorctbe Ser.
500 BON WIilnuufce 5ltr N~r0liocutnr
0es ErolIcn e Nlliaucrciu9. ). !
Suq0cu &ncinc. luuroc &icc &c.
portcmcnt Gomman0cur, unn Sri!
Clara 2oung BON "a Groiic. Nicc.
Sr0iiocntin oc9 Nilfa NcrciH$
WfnoIiun murhc Gl@ sic 191S-Gon
rentlon9itaot gcmuhIt.
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&erlanat.

Grfobrcne EfIuqihIcifcr,
sitter mo 0olircr. 5oiort
un5nnicloen bel ser Wooiion
Tlom 80, Wooii on, isis.
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Gefuuoen.

Ed1 bobc ourdl inbrcIouQc @c.
obnd)hnd ~QcFuuocn. oob Is filr
De SonmcrcrtoIttuQcn NM
Somntcrhuitet uidlt9 bciicrrs
albt. oils @run'& 0crba 2uutn
@nitcu Hur. Scinc uu6erac.
nohulihc NctIfrait lno bcru.
hiaeuoc Mirfltnq lit umlbcr.
troiicu III iold,cn GdlIcu un6
mcnn Qcualt nodl Nnuciiuul
qcbrauht. crSicIt cine roidlc
Sltr. IS entIldIt nidlt$ idaoli.
dies, uno enth0It feline Norto.
ticn. Gle f6nlleu c5 in 50r umo
$1.00 Sluidlcn habcn bel
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Neuefte nn3etoen
-
Sletne Spc5ialan5eiaen fpIteu:

lleber % 8orte 2 Gents pro 8ort.
9ie Worte ~@erInngt~. .3u oertau
len, gu permiethcn". y36eilbaber Der
langt", II. |. ~. ionic Ole Nbrei'en inn
Elm 8heiI Der Nu8ejQen uno miliien be
Der Sreis 8ereAnuug aIs @orte mitqe
5dbIt meroeu.
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3n uermithen

cin SauS III 605 Warfet StraBe
Ndd5uirogen nebenan.
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Nemtc lit 3iebnna.
Mnihinntnn. u IN

%Saihinaton, ~. InIi.
N@ 1T III &SoibiuNtun bcfuunt ac.
Ncbcn mprocn, Nnh Ole 3ichunn Der
Nnmmcru fir bic Nuahcbuno nm
6rcltnN %ormittHa $50 lIhr in ci-
hcm 6omltcSimmcr oce ScuutS i'm
%nnSca Nnpitul uuracnummcn uirS.
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@eldlafts Npti5en.

1 @em Sic @eIo 81 ) Gro.
sent boben ntoftert, 10 ipred)cn Sic
bel mir Dor. g. s. 8oI5, Gontor
i'm Nemburg @eb0uoe.
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Tieuic Der Guuntn Ncamtru

Fleulr Der Gonutn , &camtcu.
Wt'ttru 'dnN III Crtiut'2 |urf oo3
&dbrc> Nicuit ser @comtcu pon
"a Grc'ic Gouttn itatt. lruo mnrcn
oe@hoIb sic ldmmtlidcn Gcntcr &c.
ldlIo'icn Die Sobrt mad, ocm Ger.
aniiQunQ%plut crioIQtt Ter Motor.
boot. 6ilr Grirjihuracu mo lin.
tcrholtunuCu hattie No$ Nrrnnac.
ment@ Gonlitt reidlid, QeiorQt, uno
Iheno@ fchrtc sic 0Cicuidaft I'M @e.
pibticin ciuc& onaruchm perbrod,.
ten cages 3n1dr ctipo$ milne obcr
frGhIid micNcr hcint.
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Stenrrnmt Den aanicm Saa Oiien.

StentrnNI OCH WHH3VH SUH UTTtH.
Die ;3eit iiir 3obIen Der @oiicr Gore
Iduit hcutc ob. Bur @cQuemlidfcit
oe8 Itcucr3abIcnoen Qltbliflm5 lit
lett oic Nmtsitubc 0ea itdotiiden
S6obmciItcr$ aud mdbrcno Ser
Wittaqsihn0c oiien. Die Amt@5eit
1T pom holb 3 llhr bis . llbr, NIT
Musnabme 0c5 Samatng5.
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Die Gfcroc. nmo Manleicl5ndlt, bic

Die Efcrbc' nn0 WanIciel5ndlt, bic
ourd) oas Nuton1obil lebr ~gcidnoigt
poroen mar, tit ourd ocn Mcltfrtcq
mieoer cine rrilt Inhueuoe %gcporOcn,
NSn oen critcu eff M}ouaten 0cs NIT
Dem /. &ulj 1916 bc9oncrmcn Ned).
mlngslohre@ t9t6.11 limo aus Den
Ser. Staatcu Eieroe I'M Mcrtbc pom
S56.014939 un0 Uiouleiel im Merth
bon $27Ol6,2IO nab europa aus
gefllbrt mur0eu.
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Nbcntcucrluitio.

aoehfchcrlh1tta. george Mon
ioor, POI State Strobe; &oicph
3loemcir, 325 noroI. g. 5traBc;
SSobu 6Ilttie, 7t5 Sumner StraBe,
nno George Nbrabanl, SO Mole
StroBc, @ubcu im Alier bon ctmo
5luoli N5obren, morcu ourd) oa9 Re
len bon 3l plei Raubcrgcitid,ten
iponocrluItI1 ~Qenoroeu rno nollte1
It'd Die Nclt ouieben >t Mtilluou.
Zee muroen tic pom Der oortiQcn 80.
ll3ei o%u'gcianacn mo helmgeittft.
Cine tlldlti0c [roht Nrllcl f0nttt
0ieicn &uuNcna utdlt2 ido0cn.