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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17
CADORNA ATTACCA Gil
AUSTRIACI SUI CARSO
II Violento Bombardamento in
Corso Fa Supporre Prossima
la Ripresa dell'Offensiva
275 NEMICI CATTURATI

ROMA. II Luglio.
lie notizie che giungono dalla fronte dl
battaglia fanno supporre che Il generate
Cadorna sta per riprendere la sua offensiva
che questa volta ha due scopi: ouello di
appronttare del trasfer,mento gia' avvenuto
dt alcune divisioni dalla fronte italana ALA
lonte della Galazia, e quello di impedre
tne 10 state Maggiore austriaco porti contro
Ia Russia un numero eccessivo di divisioni
COST ia arrestare Ioffensiva di Brussiloff
Cadorna mette in pratica la cooperazone
plu stretta ira le sue forze quelle della
nuova Russia
Dal rapporto del generate Cadorna ST
rileNa che lie sue forze vanno divendo piu'
attve su tutta la fronte. La battaglia e.
stata riaccesa sui Carso con un attacco da
parte degli italiani ma II duello dele arti-
gherle diviene sempre piu' intense formi-
dabile lungo IIsonzo G ad est di Gorizia,
oltre che mel Trentino ed in Carna
Ecco Il testo del rapporto del generate
Cadorna pubhlicato Teri sera da Ministero
della Guerra.
Su tutta la fronte dl battagia ieri le
nostre truppe sono state piu' attive.
Nela serata, dopo aver tenuto le lnee
nemiche soto un violentO bombardamento
sui tratto da Nersic ALA depressonc di
Jamiano, moi facemmo con successo una
incursione a sud-est della Quota 247.
Nonostante la violenta reazione del
nemco, le posizzioni austriache furono di-
strutte, moi portammo indietro mitra-
Elatrict materiale da guerra 275
prigioneri di cui II of1ciali.
Sulle 'front.' del Trentino della Carnia
la nostra arriglieria esegui tiri dirett
sulle opere nemiche causando incendr
disperdendo gruppi di operai nemici.
Sulla fronte Gulia lie nostre hatterie
concentrarono il loro fuoco su Bglia
Bodrez MOI cannoneEgiammo auche con
haF, Il irptt ffrf 10 tpiy ,g.1,.,
Canale e Moroso disperdemmo colonne
di convogli di motocazri nemici in
marcia
Allaba di questa mattina una delle
nostre squadriglie di grossi aeroplani da
battaglia, scortata da machine da cacca
bombardo le linee di communications ne
niche ad est di Selo dove numerose
truppe austrache erano state scoperte
lie nostre machine volarono assai in
basso Q ritornarono lutte ALA loro base
nonostante IL violento fuoco delle batterie
antiaeree gil attacchi da parte di aero
plani nemici Uno di questi ultimi fu
abbattuto dai nostri aviatori e eli altri
furono messi in fuFa
Questa mattina aeroplani nemici hanno
lasctato cadere bombe ira l'Isonzo ed il
Carso vi sono state poche vttime lievi
damn
81 attendono oEEi ulteriori notizie circa
le operazioni di guerra che pare debbano
presto lHtens ncarsl Sulla tronte italiana.
LA CRIST TEDESCA
Tut / giornali 81 occupano largamente
della crisi che 81 va svolgendo in Germania
Generalmente 81 ritiene qu che la crisi e.
la prlma serla prova del nervossmo in cut
e stata gettata la Germania e la popoia-
zione tedesca dalla mancata vittoria e
dale recent sconftte Z bisogna notare
che IL popolo tedesco non conosce ancora
tutta Ia verita' II fatto e ad ogn modo
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WILL BUILD TWENTY-SIX
SHIPWAYS ON DELAWARE

Work will soon be started on twenty-six
ships along the Delaware River. Announce.
ment has been made that permits for TWEEN.
ty-siX shipways have already been granted
az the once or the Commissioner of Navi.
CATION. The permits were granted 10 the
Traylor Shipbulding Corporation, at Corn.
wells and the Chester Shipbuilding Com.
pany
r. x. Hasselman, vice president of the
Iraylor corporation, today outlined the work
TO be accomplished by that concern
we are going to do all we possibly can
TO aid the Government in the making Of
these 1000 wooden ships" said Mr.. Hassel-
man. we shall turn them out Just as fast
as we can. When we get working right on
regular schedule we are going TO turn
these ships out at the rate of ten al one
time
These ships will have a tonnage ~ 35oo
and viii be 2S5 feet in length The first keel
VIII be laid in about four weeks and the first
vessel will be launched on February /.
FOR these men we shall provide the best
housing facilities. We expect 10 build 500
homes for the workers Just now we have
twelve barracks completed, each housing
thirty-two men. We are not only taking
care OF their health and comfort but also
are providing means Of recreation for them
after they have completed their days work
Motion picture theatres will be erected and
a hall in which will be provided every
means for their entertainment Store build
ings also will be created. In fact, by the
time we are completed and have everything
just as we want TO have IT, there will be a
little town, complete in every detail, on our
shipbuilding site.
I'VE have about 700 men working now.
Two hundred of them are living in a tented
camp. And after we have completed this
Government work we shall engage in sirni.
lar work privately. We are erecting a per-
manent plant and are here to stay"
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che Il Reichstag ed II popolo cominciano a
dubitare del loro capi.
La promessa di riforme elettorali e. con-
siderata qui come dovuta all'inhuenza del
rAmerica sull'opinione pubblica tedesca e
ST dice che lie riforme potrebbero anche
dare ALA Germania, cioe al governo,
loccasione di trattare Ia pace. II governo
potrebhe dire che gil alleau trattano con
un governo che e. anchesso democratico.
Nondmeno II fatto che Il principe eredi-
tario e state chiamato a dividere tanta parte
delle responsabiita' che pesano sulle spalle
del padre da' Impressions che 81 voglia
aggiungere acqua al vino giacche' ri sanno
le idee reazionarie e militaristiche del prin-
cipe. Ira pochi giorni dovrebbe essere
chiaro Sc il kaiser ha fatto bene cedere
allie domande popolari o piuttosto non RITZ
rera' buona parte delle promesse gia fatte
a mezzo del cancelliere che ora 81 e. ritirato.
In altri circoli romani al ritene che |
panEermansti hanno guadagnato Il potere
con IL ritro di Bethmann-Holweg con cio'
che sembra II trasferimento del potere dal
kaiser al principe ereditario. Qui 81 ritiene
che le recent mosse tedesche per la pace
non sono altro che un grossolano inganno e
che in Germania 81 aNra' un governo piu'
autocratc di quel che ST aveva fino a pochi
giorni IA. 81 ha Iimpressione che gil ele-
ment reazionari hanno guadagnato IL
timone della nave tedesca.
LA MIssTONE ITALIANA
La misSioNe itallana, Che, con capo II
principe al Udine, porto II salute dell'1talia
alrAmerica nuova alleata, e. giunta a Roma
fu ricevuta domenica dal presidente del
Consiglio. on Boseli, a Cui fece un rap
porto altamente favorevole circa II viag-
gio e le accoglenze ricevute da parte delle
autorita' della popolazione americana. II
principe di Udine portava seco una lettera
del presdente Wilson per II re in risposta
quella mandatagli da Vittorio Emmanuel.
ST dice che / membri della missione alb
biano accommodate al governo di estra-
dare agli StaU Alfredo Cocchi, arrestato
Bologna. che deve rispondere dellaccusa di
avere assassinato una ragazza sedicenne
dopo averla violentata mel suo laboratorio
in New York.
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NeW Premier viii
FGUOr Strong Policy
Continued from Page One

NOnIlnueu from rage Dne
thrown domestic reforms into the back
ground temporarily while the leaders of the
various political factions pull wires and
seek secret political coalitions to further
their ends.
dispatch from Berlin today said that
Doctor Michaelis had begun holding a series
of conferences with party leaders in prep
aration for the speech he is expected to
make in the ReiChStag on Thursday. Before
the speech is delivered, it was said Chan.
cellor Michaelis would confer with the
Kaiser.
Another telegram said
There is no doubt now that the peace
forces of the Vatican were behind DR..
Matthias Erzberger in the action he took
last week in the main committee of the
Reichstag and that the Pope has, for some
time, interested himself in the matter"
Conferences which Chancellor Michaelis
Field Marshal Hindenburg, General Luden-
dorff and other military chiefs have been
holding with Reichstag majority leaders
are said in Berlin dispatches to have been
"unfruitful."
The Reichstag leaders, it was declared,
adhere to their insistence on a pledge Of
Germany's war aims to the mo annexa-
tions' principle.
one Of the latest moves on the part of
the an-Germans is the issuance of a
pamphlet in Munich entitled "Germany's
Future Under a Good Peace and Under
Bad Peace"
The Tageblatt says the author of the
pamphlet arrived at his conclusions by "the
dint Of much juggling of statistics"
This pamphlet has been distributed in
immense quantities among the troops at
the front, thus carrying politics into the
German army for the first time since the
war started Many view this move with
alarm for they hold that politics has iiv
place among the soldiers despite the fact
that they are given full opportunity to
read the German newspapers which contain
long political articles and commentaries.
The Cologne Gazette. known as a semi
official organ, has issued another pamphlet
designed to further the Pan-German propa-
ganda II is called "A Hindenburg Peace"
and 100 900 copies were sent to the front
But not alone does the Government face
smoothing out of the parliamentary situa-
tion but Austro- Hungary must be molli6ed.
Vienna wanted Hollweg TO stay. Emperor
Carl's Ministers did not hesitate TO announce
this 10 Berlin. Austro- Hungary is expert
encing grave unrest due to success of the
Russian drive and settling Of a conviction
that the Central Powers cannot win.
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JERSEY TOWNS PROTEST
ANTI-ALIEN DRAFT RULE
TRENTON. July IL

TRENTON, July IL
New Jersey communities are protesting
against having to bear the burden OF fur
nishing men for the draft army TO compen-
safe for the exemptions Of aliens OF draft
age in other communities. Governor Edge
today wired Provost Marshal General Crow
der as follows:
Examination OF registration cards shows
aliens ineligible for service registered in
certain communities equal TO 81 per cent OF
whole number registered for such comnuni-
ties. Such percentages distribute selections
heavily on remaining citizens, requiring in
instances named more than double the num-
ber Of selections TO be made from identical
populations without aliens
Request information as to procedure in
eliminating these inequalities. Communities
filing protests"
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Russians Quit KdLuSz;
Enemy Regdins TOlUn

Continued from PAGE One
fearful Of something that may be impending
somewhere
Today's reports showed the German ar
tillery active, a more than usual number
Of enemy raids and the air literally seeth-
ing with machines. Ypres was completely
inundated by gas shells Everywhere the
Boches are making desperate efforts to re-
gain mastery OF the air. Early today five
balloons were unsuccessfuly attacked near
the British front lines. One was set afire
by the German airplane which attacked It.
A German sausage" balloon was brought
down by retaliatory attacks by the British
airmen, being shot TO pieces. There was
heavy battling in the air almost every
where
South Of Lombartzyde early today the
enemy staged a typical attack Of this
nerve shake" type. German marines fu-
riously assaulted British outposts, driving
them back about 200 yards In the sand
dune section particularly the Germans seem
uneasy over an impending British drive 10
retrieve the land the Germans recently won
The German marines evidently thought tho
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FRESH FRUITS

Receipts were quite liberal and some kinds
we're a shade easier, but choice stock was in
hlr demand at revised figures Quota tons:
Apples per bbl.-Ben Davis, S44ji Baldwin
H96. Apples, northwestern, per box, $1.jO0
$50; do, nearby, per hamper 81 az. Lemons
psr box, S3n7. Pineapples, Porto Rico per
crate t25094. Strawberries, New York, per
At. 5620c. Currants, New York, per qt.. 10
ei2c. Blackberries Jersey per qt ga lie; do
Delaware and Maryland, per a 7d11c. Rasp.
berries, red, per pit. 395c. Hue. berries, North
Carolina, per qt,, 13 015c. Cherries, per S-lb
basket-sour, 40 q 60c; sweet, 60675c. PIums
Georgia, per carrier, S293 do. North Carolina
e. ndsrd ST. do do per- s0T5a P6ny
crate 500 75c; do, do, per fiat crate 400 soc;
%, DO, per pony crate, s1.5O@2.25; do do, per
fat crate 60q 9oe: do, Arizona, per standard
rate, i2q2.25; do, do per pony crate, So
Z aches Georgia, per carrier, 81 65 9225 do
North Carolina, per carrier. 81 1902. Water
nslons. southern. per car. Sl50@220.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS


BUTTER-With freer offerings and lower
outside advices the market declined l4c on solid
packed packed creamery The quotations ranged as
Follows: Western, solid packed creamery, farCy
.p.eials Al nc: extra, 80 y a 40 lac; extra drsts
Sshe hrsts, 3sc seconds, 37c; nearby prints.
lOe seconds, 81 Il a 3Sc: special fancy brands of
prints tobbing at 46 a 40c.
Es9Gs-The market for fine eggs ruled firm
unoer scarcity, but ordinary stock was dull and
swoE s,oEsa quotations: Free cases, nearby frsts,
tiSS@s per standard case current receipts,
n1oO extra irsts, Sl0.s0 per case: frsts
siV5O fancy selected eggs jobbing at AZ a 43c
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KEPT OUT OF PRISON
8 HOURS BY SICK HORSE
Animal Topples Over When Started
From City Hall to Moya-
mensing

severe case Of stomach ache, which
Ia ore Of the van horses used for taking
'sisoners TO Moyamensing from City Hall.
PIT the prisoners out Of prison three hours
la,, ksp. Immediately after the Central sta
.So,, hearings the prisoners were marched
down sISS to the van. The horse toppled over
Jun srhe prisoners had 20 be taken back 70 the
,,and another horse secured from the
ter' s1ahlos while a veterinary In the EN-.
1er ,E,,s IN tha city attended 20 the sick horse
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POULTRY

LIyE-The market was quiet with little
change in prices. Quotations: Fowls as TO qual-
~ 50T2ic; exceptional lots higher, roosters,
iSdiTc spring chickens. not Leghorns plump;
ySiiow. skinned, weighing Ia az lbs. apiece, 30
FSSc; spring chickens, not Leghorns, smaller
sizes 25 a 2sc; White Leghorns 23 Q26c. Ducks,
sSsre a shade ga sier. Quota tions follow: Fowls,
pskin l9c; do Indian Runner, 1741Sc. Pigeons
od per pair 25@2sc; do young, per pair 20
G22c
DREssED-The market was dull and prices
fsvored buyers. Quotations follow; Fowls,
10 to box, milk-fed, dry-packed, fancy selected,
a5c; weighing lbs. and over apiece, 2ilg G.:
sssishng 4 lbs. and over apiece, 24c, weiEhirg
~ iSS' apiece, 28c; weighing. lbs. apiece; 2i
Nboc: fowls iced. in bbls., fancy, dry-picked
wsiThing Az lbs and over apiece. 23c weigh
inE lbs apiece. % a 22l3 c; smaller sizes, Il %
a.. old roOSters, drypcked, lsc; broilers, Jer-
~ fancy 35 @ i0c; Virginia. 80 l35c; other
nearby, 25q2sc; western, 25@2sc: turkeys
asS2ic; common, 2o0 22c; ducks, spring. coo
5is, souabs, per dozeh-White, Weighing IL a L.
~ DER dozen, $3.50 4.5O; do Weighing O0lO
~ Der dozen S3.104 80; do, weighing S lbs
psr dozen S2.404 80; do, weighing lbs per
dozen, S2@225 do weig&ng 6Q6h lbs pei
Dozen, $1,000 IS; dark, S1.0091.75 small and
Gn cmG110
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FEAR CAUSES ACCIDENT
Youth Falls From Bicycle When Auto
Collision Threatens

Painting from fear Of a collision with an
approaching automobile. hfteen-year-old
Raymond Seeds, of 1917 Frankford avenue,
fell from his bicycle as the machine passed
within few yards Of him
The lad was taken to the childrep's
Homeopathic Hospital, suffering from con-
tusions received in his fall.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO July 17.-HOGS-Receipts 10 OOO
nesdi market slow, SC lower. Mixed and butch
sss,h ,sm hni,So@l5 1913; good heavy, 1420ql5,75;
pss SllaOQl475 bulk S14.75G15.7O.
oAITLE-Receipts, 5000 head: market steady.
II iisnes. ~ $500 S2o q -; COWS and heiters, S5.35 %
Ns5S Nssi55S4l l2.35; calves, S9.25914.25.
IL SshEEP-keceipts, 1000 head; market weak,
tmA.o Aower .ir; Nat!ve and western, $5.25 @lO. so;
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes quiet and again easier. other
vegetables were in moderate demand at re-
ylSed figures. Quotations.: White potatoes
North 6 csTSl!na = per bbl-No. l, $s.75Q4. No
ML-No. l, s4q4.25; No. ?, S125a2 White
p@'Istoss @ M Eastern h Shore g per bbl-No. l, $40
.sy, per bush. basket-No. l. sO09Oc; do
%a so95Oc Onions, Texas, per crate-No.
J. Is; No. ?. 5Og65c; Onions Jersey
per hamper, s1.12h Cabbage, Eastern shore
per bbl. crate, ESQ 75c; do, Norfolk per bbl.-
gate 25q75c. Eggplant, southern, per box
Ne225. Peppers Florida, per box, 81 5OG2
souash, Norfolk, per hamper, 40@ CSC. Cucum-
efs Delaware and Maryland, per basket, 81 a
lb; 90, Norfolk, per basket, 75c n 81: do do
e. bbl:, sl.50Q225. Mushrooms, per lib.
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Man Seriously Hurt by Motorear

Failure TO see an approaching automobils
caused the serious injury Of Mckinley Pal
mer, of 1920 Race street, early today when
he was knocked down at Broad and cayuga
streets. Palmer was taken 10 St. Lulxes
Hospital William Searle, driver of the
automobile, was arrested and will be given
a hearing today. He lives at 1919 West
Somerset street.
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ITALIAN PLANES RAID
POLA AND DURAZZO

ROME, July H.
Manifesting great activity on the shores
Of the Adriatic, Italian airplanes have sue
cesstully bombarded Pola and Durazzo IL
was reported today.
Bombs were dropped on forts and ship
ping. All military works and vessels at
tackled were heavily damaged
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

n... YORK July 1.-THE volume of busi-
sli ta.o,1nee ~ S9nee was small, with the undertone
eoursSaa rSn initial figures New buying was dis
esrIy ne. oy there being little prospect Of an
4 b.t,ssss ss tihogght 70 have placed the market in
%, aoid steady. with offerings higher than buy,
eul., 'oeas as mere The local spot market was
a AZ inittn inittn Hio rs quoted at 9Ss C and Santos
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

IA ssssW YORK, July l7.-BUTTER-Receipt
6SpI2 .uosi market unsettled: high score 3ss.
d,ry' A assaas. Ss1Ac frsts 3793sk c State
vlsI snIeessT,ReceiRts 1s,57s cases; market irrsg
~ l. se @ see; seconds. SO q S4c; white. 42@
~ oIoWn. AOQ 42e; mixed. a5 d 8ec.
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TOO LATE FOR cLAssTTcATIoN


THoAtPsON.-July 16. SAMUEL. husband OF
Elizabeth Robertson Thompson, aged 4e Rela-
tives and friends are invited 70 services. Thurs,
McGiLL.@JuEiy ~ is' BERNARp' Beloved s" bus.
eand Of Ellen McGill (nee Mccloskey). son Of
late Felix and Jane McGin. Largy, County
Antrim, Ireland, Relatives and friends, also
ron Moulders' Union, Local No. employees
Thurs. $50 a. M, 252s n, Hancock 81. High,
mass Church q the Visitation =, V. n. 10
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The requires that individual
conpon shall know his serial number that when the
drafted
shall his
individual responsible
him. To drafted
showing boundaries
the divisions the
numbered lists
daily until the
district maps published Saturday second ten yesterday
numbers
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ROCK ISLAND
Fine SUGAR Unchanped

,nr.~ tOhk, July l7.-Fine grAnulated
A.. I. :. ~es unchanged today. with the Amer
y ana the FEDERAL ana warner Com
n || 81 H. Howell. Son Co re-
| 'r'ftHn from the market The
" 'pp' Cuban raVl Was q e.b2c
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

-yr.r-Rsceipts. $3.50 bus. The market
ras Lorninal' . a., -, ,.,--,-- .-
COhNs the market ruled hrm, but trade
hsat osist. ouotstiqns Car lots for local trade GS
Ito locaNslonssi No yellow. ~ .6iV 5Oi y do, no
an agsi uos "a .OOii do, No. yellow Sl.9V9
lSe ln, Receipts. 1924 bus. The market was
% "a without important change. Quota
aulet aNo white, 81 a 81 hC; standard white,
pto1ass;otSe: No white, 79d 9ac No. white
Ss67shc 80, 49, ., ,,-, 200
ss; ,Tsss IN ' Vas quiet Quotations per 1875 lbs in
but adeee,ton or Jute sacks about 25c less.
WOOD VS9trSiehts $40. rs g II 20; Kansas clear,
5oi DO, straisht sll5C III az PPaSte59t' 5t
tn:I99 40 "a 2 so: do favorite brands Sl2.5ua
pstssss' XIV mills, choice and fancy patent
10 50@i2,75.
s,nA II per bbl., as TO quality.
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PROVISIONS

-. -,art.t ruled steady with a fair johbng
..nsnd Ins The quotations are as follows: city
eene in sets, smoked and air-dried soc: west
srn,tIes srn and tenders smoked and air-drled. 3ec;
1ssern beef knuckes and tenders sm9ked gd zSs S9e
s.sd hsH,P cured. loose, "a 62ln & DO skinned
Innss. 24h @25c; do. do, smoked, 25h g 26c;
sverase, s,pf 25q25h g hams. om3ked' western
e ep,e1 1sboulders S. r. cured loose, 20i5 c; do.
nuS snmuSoked. 2ih c; bellies in pickle according &c
kssnd and average, city cured 85c; breakfast
Sscon. western cured. 35c; lard, western, refined.
sI..css 22hc; DO. do, do, tubs, 22hc: lard,
,sIs city, kettle rendered in tierces. 22h do,
y AZ IN tubs 22Hc.
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DRAFT BOARDS TO MEET
TO LEARN THEIR DUTIES

Two meetings Of draft exemption board
members at which they will be prepared to
consider exemption pleas are planned by
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

British outpost was part Of a general at
tack being launched to regain this territory.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

-NN-lLlAN TRACTION LIGHT AND POWER
'0f' az ehss. a pr div IS. .674's42 s279, $40
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
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cHEEsE-Onerngs were ample for the linn
it,d requirements Of the trade and prices were
..sstn lover Quotations follow: New York,
G,ii cream, fancy, new, 24c; specials, higher
Ia do choice, new, 29% c; do, do, fair to good,
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I.ApoRnRs white 20. wanted for ight WORK
sesdy work work Apps sisi ssd Master r'sl 81. 'ss a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

An order placed With your
ReUsdeGIer today DiII assure you
of getting a copy of next Sum.
ddy's Public Ledger.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Ths market was quiet but steady on a basis
~ soc for extra fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-17

r. eholhg Dec. 81:
-v.tl operating revenue