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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. Nav 2-Nrs Charles Des
Brisav of Halifax. y = whose husband
i in the Service. somewhere IN France,
has returned from Palmetto, Florida,
where she had been spending the winter
with her cousin, T Lane Moore and
family OF Philadelphia, at their winter
home Mrs Des Brisay has been spend
ing several days here with her brother.
William NJ Moore, and is now visiting
In Wilmington
Miss Ruth Riddle Of Jenkintown, Pa,
has been spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Jones of near town.
Mr.. and Mrs William Marine of
Camden. \. J.. are spending the week
in Blades and Seaford
Nilber Kitchens and Henry Burtell
left yesterday Tor two-weeks trip in
Baltimore, Wilmington and Philadelphia
Mrs H. VI Morgan OF Wilmington Is
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. Salhe Wiley King street.
Miss Rose Jones. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Kimble Jones left the first of the
week for Farnhurst, Delaware, where
she has secured employment in the
State hospital.
Mrs. G. NJ Desmelds Of Cambridge,
Md. Is spending few days here with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Phillips, High
Street.
Milton Coulbourn Of Camp Dix,
Wrightstown, \ J., spent the first Of
the week here with his mother, Mrs
Hattie Coulbourn, Pine street.
Judge William Fl Boyce Of Dover
visited Mr. and Mrs George II Huston.
High street, the early part Of the week
Mrs Percy p Payne of Cambridge,
Md, IS spending a few days here with
Mrs. Hattie Coulbourn, Pine street
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CHESTERTOWN. MD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, May 2-Twenty-
one men left here Monday morning for
Gamp Meade, where they Will 60 into
training. Five other draftees are scheduled
TO go on Friday. Those who went on
Monday were: William Sterling Kelly,
Rock Hall; Albert l.. Wheat, Chester
town, samuel l.. Elburn, GhestertoWn
Carroll o Creighton, Rock Hall; Nathan
kosover, ChestertoWn; Frank |. New
nam, Massey; William t. Cornelius.
Lynch; J. Franklin tevens. MillIngton;
Clarence LUX, Betterton; Walter Gilbert
Darrell Massey; Charles d Price,
Edward + Brown, Chcstertown. Albert
l. Leary, Rock Hall William II Worden,
Curtis o. McI.ain, Chestertown, Clarence
r. Sutton, Betterton; Nathan 5. Chaires,
Chestertown; Columbus T. Beck Rock
Hall; John Berg, Rock Hall; Robert I.
Hynson. Rock Hall Those who Will leave
here on Friday and who report 1t Column
bus, Ohio, are: Albert Winchester. Rock
Hall; Maxwell Blakeney, Chestertown;
James b Parsons, Rock Hall. ] Norman
Joiner, Worton; Clarence Jenkins, now
Of Baltimore
Lawrence Sippell and family will move
to Mlddletown. Mr. sIppell has been en-
plOftd ut eiIC OIiIIS9 wanna Ut pot ueIG
for the past year.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Jester of vii
mington spent part Of the week here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs William
T II Whiteley MIR Jester has been
drafted, and left Wilmington on Tuesday
for Fort Slocum, n Y
The Calder farm, on Fairlee creek, has
been sold by Theodore jewell To n W
Cruger Of Albany, Ca, for $4,000 The
farm Of Mrs isabella X Reed, on the
same creek has been sold TO State Senator
Harvey L. Cooper of Denton for 81 600
The public schools Of Kent county are
making driving campaign for the sale
of Thrift Stamps, having sold for the
month of April a total of 5000 ST, with
several schools to report
NEWS OF LAUREL.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, MAY 3 Mrs Ida Marvl OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
RAISED SERVICE FLAG.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Bridccvillc. May 2-Thc town Of
Greenwood is showing its patriotic spirit
in not only giving its young men 10 service,
but in subscribing for the Liberty Loan.
4 service flag was raised there this week
in honor Of their young men now fighting
for the country. The flag was unfurled
by Alfred L. Long. a soldier boy from
Camp Dix. assisted BY Clarence Spanish.
after which the following program was
rendered:
Addresses, Rev. II " u johnson
Rev. Mr.. Donaldson, Rev f. r. Taylor,
and Mrs. Frank Elliott; solo by Blema
Tatman; patriotic selections by the school
children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
FOURTEEN FOR FORT SLOCUM.

Special Correspondents OF Every Evening
Newark, May Fourteen men were
sent by the rural New Castle County
Exemption Board from Newark, yester-
day, to Fort Slocum, \ y. This is
the first contingent sent to this camp
from rural New Castle Those who
were sent are as follows
Daniel f. Farren. Henry Clay: George
". kipe, Newport. William Y Kirk,
Middlctown; Paul B. Pyle, ATarshallton;
Domcnico Chrilli, New Castle; Warner ,
Hamilton, Swarthmore, Pa; Walter r.
Laws, Winterthur; Mutteo Ciayarello,
New Castle; Michael S Harp. Whining
ton; James II Vinyard, NIiddletown;
Joseph ) Morris, Wilmington; Henry G.
kiefer, New York City; Benjamin f.
Joiner. Townsend; James Taylor, New
Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
OLD FASHIONED REMEDIES.

Grandmother remedies compounds.
from the medicinal roots and herbs Of tho
fields are now found upon the shelves ~
the modern drug stores IN attractive
packages and are among the best sellers
in prepared medicines. Prominent among
them is that famous old root and hert
remedy, lydl2 +. Pnkh2n's Negctabl,
Compound which ior three generation,
has been relieving the women of Amoric.
from the worst forms Of female MS andV
now considered the standard remed,
fn its line ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
KNEE CAP CRUSHED.

special Cores spondence Of Every Evening
Bridgcville. May 2-Lee Morris, a
young man Of this town, sustained serious
injuries Tuesday night, when IN rushing
across the railroad tracks. he lelI and
burs, ms knee cap
DR. Sudler was called, and noting the
seriousness Of the accident, had the young
man sent to Cambridge Hospital Tor treat
mont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
PIMPLES

why so many young men and especially
otherwise beautiful women allow their
faces TO be dis1gured with unsightly pjmples
is beyond me. says Peterson.
Every druggist in America who cares 10
sneak freely will tell you that one 30c box
of petersons Ointment Is guaranteed to
Danish every pimpie or other skin eruption.
or money back-and il won't take more
than 10 days to do it.
The mighty healing power of Peterson S
Ointment in skin diseases. Eczema. Salt
Rheum. Sore Nipples. Old Sores, Ulcers,
Varicose Ulcers blind bleeding and itching
piles, is almost beyond belief and the small
price puts ii within reach of all.
suffered with Eczema OF the left ear and
scalp for over 25 years. but small box of
Peterson's Ointment has entirely eradicated
il All druggists are authorized to guaran-
tee il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
SHRINERS AID RED CROSS.
Red Crescenls of Canal Zone Give
Thrift stamps as Souvenirs of Ball.

Ancon Canal Zone April l-Abou
SAID Temple Of the Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine has formed an organization known
Us the Red Crescent, TO assist the work
of the American Red Cross and TO carry
on charitable festivities The first func-
tion Was ball, the revenue from which
was gwen to the Canal Zone chapter OF
the American Red Cross Is contribution
to the war relief fund. Thrift cards.
each with a thrift stamp attached, were
fayors at the ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
Big Outdoor Sing.

1t IS expected a site for the big out
door sing to be conducted by Harry
Barnhart. here, soon will be selected in
Brandywine Park. Mir Barnhart visited
the place yesterday, having stayed over
night in Wilmington, following the SIN"
at the High School auditorium, Tuesday
night, especially to see the place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
TEACHER HAS SCARLET FEVER.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, May Miss Leila Pen
uel, one OF the local school teachers. Is
confined to her home. near town. suffering
from scarlet fever The room IN the
school occupied by her classes has been
closed until Monday OF next week
There are said To be several eases of
scarlet fever in the rural sections as we'll
as an epidemic of mumps and measles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
TO INITIATE LARGE CLASS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, May Charity Lodge, No
p, | O. O. r, wilt take large class of
candidates to Dover, Friday, where
three degrees will be conferred by the
degree team Of Delaware Lodge, No j
Of Wilmington.
In all. about so candidates from Kent
and Sussex counties will be initiated. They
will go to Dover on the afternoon trains
and upon their arrival there a banquet
will be served In Odd Fellows Temple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
NEWS OF LEWES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Lewes, May 2.-Bertram Hand Of
Philadelphia, a compass adiuster, is in
town waiting for a steamer to arrive on
which he Is to adjust the compass
Elverson W Ingram and family Of Viii
mington are spending few days here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar w
Ingram.
Captain John r. Price addressed a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
Mechanics Can Enlist.

Shc local Army Recruiting station las
reaNked authority FOR The 8ccaptanc
of eligible aud physically 80 applicants
who possess qualifications as mechanics
or engineers. Men of these qualifications
will have the opportunity OF anlistiuG iD
the Engineer Training aad Replacement
service, and viii be sent Il Camp A,
Humphreys, Accotnk, Virginia
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sex for Camp DIX, cntrained yesterday
morning The Inst foliows
James Harold Short, Milton. William
Samuel Allen, Scaford; Elmer Bramble.
Oak Grove; Horace 5 Lynch. Roxana.
Benjamin Robinson Moore. Dagsboro, ,
William NJ Watson, Milford John y
King, Scaford Howard Deputy. Line oln
City. John Fisher Milsboro
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
BIG BARGE AT LAUREL.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, May 2-The barge Louise c.
Crane, owned by The Marvil Package
Co, which made her maiden trip to
Laurel. this week, is the largest boat that
has ever docked in Laurel harbor. Part
of her cargo had to be removed before
she could go through the railroad bridge
She was loaded with nearly 500 600
feet OF lumber, 100000 laths and 225,ooO
shingles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02

Smyrna, which was TO have been heard
at the meeting today, was postponed
until the FIRST Thursday in June.
The work Of remodeling and cnlarging
the Kent county court house Is progress
sing rapidly The foundations for the
back part Of the building have reached
the street line and by next week the swim
dows and doors on the first floor viii be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

SPECIAL Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, May 2.-The State Board of
Pardons did not meet today, and the
case Of Rev Howard d. Lowber of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-02
NINE MORE SOLDIERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, May mime more
Young men from Sussex county, represent
ing the seventh contingent to leave Sus-
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Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, MAY 3 Mrs Ida Marvil OF
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Tret YreHe ir seras: Mitno6 ben Is. september 1918.

3oilettentiid lagen eill5elne 5ui1nt-
mengefniilte 8apierbaIlen, Die Sdu=
be maren oufge5ogelL uno in oemie<
l1igen, tpelbeln Die junge 6rau IL
rem S6mnf oll5upertauen pflegtc,
ltefte Der Si6erbeitslhliiIjel. gr frat
ndber unh 6ffnete; ste rotten Slldtcn
etnlS nit Dem A%omens5ng Der 8elit=
3erin utl0 Der iieben3dfigeh &ro1e
oariiber uoren peri6pnlioen, 5tatt
oclien lag Elm 9rief oa, an i'm aorai
iiert. Dit Ser fliibfigen 1atafterlolen
S6rift CONS mar geidriebelt:
nGu pifit. 5nigebelL BOB e Elm
glooifun Dare, menn SIR G1th ollel
ltertet. SD babe oaber @reuert ge=
beten, nit mir beltte bereitS ab5u=
%reiien; in etnigen @oGer mare cs
obnebin gei6eben oenn 10 fonlte
ib niht lpeiter lebenl @reaerts On
Eel lit ein rei6er Mann, mir gebelt 5lt
inn nad Seem gorf. @r bot feline
&inoer uno leinen Neffen idon felt
langerer 3eit inItanoig gebeten. ter
ilber5ufommen. Sir inns lit qe~
iorgt, nno Dir lit aub gebolfen, 81
bit fret. Sd ideioe nit Dem berl,-
bisenoen 8~euuBtiein, oaB peoer Gu
nod Semi mih oermiiien meroen.
Ra6 gepiiier 3eit meroen mir geific-.
oen iein, ltno oann pirit gu pielleid)t
audi nod gliidlid ib gonne es
Sir.
80 feb mobl, Ser 8orbang iii &c
falen, oas 9raueripiel n%nierer ebs
gu Gnoe. DaB es ein penig bloblib
iGloB, 1T 511tlo oes 3ufa1s, ser
Did geItern In ben 1arf fiibrte. Ma.
6e feline Sorbeiten uno periuhe liht.
cen 8orbang mieoer auf8n5ieben, oies
meme leste gitte. Cont"
f5ortiebung folgt.}
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8riahtidle Wierenfranfheit.

Mer5te butten aae Soffnung altf mel
ne @ieoerberitellung alfgeeeben, "
iGreibt Serr auguit Slien bon tSai-
lepbnrp, Ont, niie fagten, ib bdtte
Gle griabt'ide Nierenfranfbeit. IS
fpi,roe mir empfoblen, 6orni's al=
%penfrdllter su gebrauben, mos id)
aud tot. Sd BIN iest n~oultdnois ee-
Juno" 9ies arduterbeilmittel lit nit
&edt uein @efhenf Der Matur an oie
Weni6beit" gertannt moroen. @s
miro nidt our6 Die sIpotbefer per-
fanft, ionoern oireft geliefert BON
Or. Eeter 6abrnep&Sons 60, 25O1
@aibington gIpo., gbicago, 81.
(4nS.)
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Cotton.
GDtt0n.
San antonio. beute 80 Gents.
@alpeiton, seitern 1885 gents.
Gottonfamea.E

Gan Nntonio, %. Sept., 1918.
Rrime CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil. $1.31.e
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9ie gilliItos 5ouen on1 is.

9ie 9iaiitas folen am 16.
September 5tDei gruppen5iige nllo Ell
ne groBe Stablbriide an Der 8arrol
mo Dnrango=9abn 5eritort babelr.
Sb Die 8erluite groB parerl peib
man nod nift, man ninant an, Gin
GROCER Sell Der Soloaten babe in oelt
Bergen ben 3ng perlaiieil, INN sic
Serfolgung Der &iliItas ~auf3uneb<
men.
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=.

Gus Council of DefenIe BON
Galbpen County bot uniern @onper-
ueilr in feiner 6oroerung, oaB Der
gnttonpreis niht unter IS Cent?
feItgeiebt neroe, inooiiiert. gs per=
fangt, Ser @ollpernellr ioae cine Ser
Iammlumg Der fiioliden @ouperlleltre
nod @aibington einbernfen uno oies
fe iollten iid ebenfalIs onfiir erfld-
rem.
Mub Dos 9egSitt Council of
Defenie berlanet 50 Gents aIs nieo-
rigIten G%ottonpreis.
9as Stote Council Of Defenis
bat einen 8efhliB angeiiomnen, oaB
Der 8ounernenr Die 2egtslatur al
elmer grtrairsung einbermfe, Inn
MaBreseln fir Die @ufbrineung BON
s Miaionen Dollar fir Ole Notlei-
oenoen IN Den 9irre : @egenoen oor-
5unebmen.
Site &leiocr fir oie telgiiden
Notlei6enben fuerben ieBt iiberan ge-
iammeIt.
- Mus &ouIton nitro ser Sob BON
Senrp Sienoorf gemeloet. ser bort
i'm Sitter BON 70 Sabren eeltorben
lit.
Sn Der H1be bon Sort @ortb
iito 2eiltnoft DonnIo Meef uao Der
Wedanifer 8. 6. 6nrnum nit ib-
rem aeroplane abgeltiir5t G~ritcrer
wliroe idmer- nerlest, Iesterer geto.
tet.
Sic 6iilfsgeloer fir Sic SCOT
leioenoea in ben girre-@ egenoen Be,
la1fen iid ieBt aif $tO4, 1887.
@ns &arrant gountp miro ge.
meloet, baB sic oortige Gottonernte
cine iebr maBise lit.
geraniffe 5nrner 1aben mabs
reno oes Monats Muguit BON sem
Ieoeral Teierne 9oaro ourd) ole
Souitoner 9nnbes= 2anobanf anlei.
ben i'm getrage bon $1f,253,399 er-
baIten.
SSu MnrIin puroen aft Boot
logger megen @bisfepsS dmugaels
ucrbaftet uno Dem gnnoesfommiIiGr
IN @aeo porgefiibrt. Der Shnaps
mar in mebrere Softer perpadt unS
iiammte aus Rem Orleans.
sluf einem MeisfeIoe, spolf
Meilen bon Orange, pnroe scr 81
:abrige s. 6. Sraeep utter elmer arc.
ben 9rnftion-W aidine, Die Iid iiber-
'flng, 81 Sooe geqnetiht.
Die Gernultung Der teraniihen
Strafanitalten bat i'm Monat Muglilt
.:nselu0bnlih groBe sluslogen ge-
boht nao $232,402 a~usgegeben.
Nah ben offi5ieIen Mitteilnn-
gen oes Staats- @einnobeitsbenmten
lit Die ipanifhe Grippe in zen Conn.
ties Sosauc, aailfman uno @iGianl-
ion anfgetreten. Gad 9osqre goun-
IN mnroe Die 6eimtiidiIde aranfbcit
aircft aus benz Militdrlagcr BEL Sort
Sberioan, ST., eingeihleppt.
Der Brigade General sSofe
Nolters, Der init 1870 Gapaaerie-Sf-
fi5ieren ourb Sdnlen6urg poiiiertc,
miroe bon Der bortigen 9epolferllng
onrf cine eitbuiialtii6e Spotion ae-
ebrt. @egen 500 Terionen iomie Die
in Sdynlenbure refrutierte ssnfantc-
rie-9ompagnie batten fih en- gabn-
bofe aufgeitellt, Inn oen General, ser
friiber IN Sdulenburg ani1iiig getpe-
len tit, gu begriiBen.
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aon5ert oes SectDooen- Mddnaerd)pr.

rn. n. On
5llr oos aoh3efI oes 5efpopelt
'Vtanlterbor or1t Snnntog abeno, 30.
September, lift nae1Itebeuoes 4rp-
n,,,a,s .,,,f ,o;ta0+
i' g.
efaa. Slpslnh'm+ -.
+ "auacsuev. gollsS 1tapse'
Maan Runt ylous nHH
sn segGoeH @sa''''e'eVoa
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;saIihe Neinuna.

Gin Anlerifaner, Der IN 3ranfreid]
tuar, fonnte, BON bort 5uriideetebrr,
in elmer 8eieaidaft nid,t @utes &C.
mug iiber Die Sran8oiianem iagcu.
anitatt fl%otterboft, leidtiinnig uno
milo, iino lie Die gebiloetitcn uno be-
ldleioeniten in Der 8eIt. @ir glaub-
len tic ieien mad Dem MuIter Der
llingen Sbauiptelerin, oeren reuer
tfbemomf 81 ibr iaste: aSett babe
lh Did gebeirotetl 9enfe Darorr, oaB
ld lid toten neroe, tpena Du mid
5nnt erlten Wale betriigit." = limo
mas Dirit Oh TIM, tpetit id Gid
siim 5neiten MoIe betriige2" anttpor.
tete lie IN aIer Hlibe.
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L,okd,ies.
MIIsrIei.

-
ianotidaft IN @aibiliatolt llro unier
8otihafter Sfetder III Merico tper.
ben bier belite cine GoHferen5 abboI.
ten.
5ener, tueldye am 9tenstog
friib nm 4 uJr lit 1bem sJSrau s. g.
Iuttle geborigen @roecrpzStore sol
Mltitin StraBe auSbra6, ridtete si-
1ten Sdaoen bon urtgefdbr $500 on.
sS1t Der am 9ienstog nadmit-
tag in Der Sauoelsfammer abgebaI.
tenen 8~eriammllnng Der 8rennbols=
panoler tuuroe erfldrt, oab eit Man-
gel an 5eaerbol5 ni6t gu befiir9ien
mare, ober ald feline @usiidten auT
hiaigere YreiIe porba1oen 1eier.
Sefs aus Sun @ntonio itana.
menoe innge 2elite, melde Die Dir
iers-Snitruftionsidalle al Camp
Bife, ART, beiudt babelt, iino gu Of-
fi5ieren b~eforbert moroen.
Das oiesidbrige Brogramm Ser
San Mntonio Scientific Soeietp
miro 5reitag, ben 81. September,
ourd einen 8ortrag iiber o8elgicn
uno feline gebolferung" eroifnet lper-
oen.
Die A. 2ibertp Anleibe 4arl-
Dagne miro naditen Samstag our1
oas Mbfeuern bon bier Bomber airt4
Jeleitet. Die 8omben, melde pabr=
ideinli6 pom Dabe oes @ibbs-@e -
bduoes abgeihoIien neroem tperOen
in elmer 9obe BON ettpu 800 SUB CT
p%looieren. Ser ourh Die @1ploiionen
peruriahte anna loa meiIenipeit 81,
boren iein.
Die G~inlenonng bes 8etraaes
CUR Grnenertng OSer Sprtfiibrmng
bes N6Dnnements AMI Die oSreie
Brefie fir Seras" iiber ben eriten
Oftpber binans mitf bis 5nm 2S.
September erfplgen.
Sn Der QnartaI=G g rlammIulg
Der 9ireftoren Der @anoelsfamnler,
welde beite ntittag I'M @aunter 500
tel itattfinoet, miro 8. .. Spragl1e,
Der Heprdienfant oes Mrbeits- Mini-
fterinms, einen interejlanten @or-
trag balten.
9ie &efrutierungs- @ommiljio.
men ern1abuen Die neulid3 r~esiftrierten
Milit6rpflihtigetL iorgiam auf Die
ibnen a~usgeiteuten Megiitrierungs-
farten aaf5updiiem uno lid por5uie-
ben, oieielben nidt 5u perlieren. Gu
piifate meroen inter feinen umlt1l,-
Den ausgegeben.
Der 50idbrige ssuan 8ernan-
oes imlroe am 9ienstag nahmittaa
an Der Siib=5iores urlo MrlenaI
StraBe BON einem MotorcucliIten ru1-
gefabren mno idmerSlid perlest. Ser
leiftiinnise Jabrer mnroe untcr
8iirgihaft geiteIt.
3mei 8engel i'm MIter BON IA.
un6 Is Sabrem peld]e i'm 9eroad)t
lfebet in Die Yapier- uno Shreib-
materiaIien- Sanolung, BOT @elt-
Commerce StraBe, eingebroden all
fem unO anoere Diebit1hIe al1sae-
iihrt ali babcu, puroen 0 Der so.
Iisei perbaftet.
Ser ussepiib @elfore goore.
miro geleaentlih ser GSefer oes Solib.
biittenfejtes am %. September cine
observation-disclosures IN Ser gepfhopen
Sale fir oie bier aarniiouierten Iii
oiihen Goloateu peronifolteaa.
3milden heute nuo Dem %.
Sepfember m1s oos Nbpuuemeuf ouf
Die rssreie EreiIe" iiber ben /. Cftp.
Der binans besaalt werbeu. mibrioen.
ials luir aesiunltaen iino. Sic Sen.
hmna oes Wlottes eiusnifeGen
Mm Gienstoa nodmittoo m,,r-
Sc in ser Sanoelsfanuner eiue aor,.
fcrens abaehalten. IN meldher liner sis
ppm1fsor,,ro aas ,,,tor,, a.. m....>.
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acknowledgement Iernt man am
beltcn BON Ylm,oerbaften.
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Sm Nntonio. 25. Sept, 1918.
8artoffeln, California, 1915.
SiiBfartoffeln, Gam, $500.
3tpiebeln. Eeras 8ermnoas, $3.50 mrlb
$1.75; grbital Bnre $1.75 uno $500.
Somuteu. Gal, $3.50.
8obnen. Colorado, Binto. pei gfo..
Sf1.00; California 8dpous, per cipt.,
$1,000; Hinfs, $3.50; 2ima, $3.50:
0abb, $500; 8Iadebes. 5000.
Stride Gtrine Beans. $3.50.
aobl 1915 mno $4.0O per 100 8funo.
@riiner Efeffer, 800 per @uId,el.
Haoiesden, SOC per 9b0. 8iinoel.
Weerretta<B ursein Der Sfb. Ixh.
@nrten, 75c per 9bo.
Grbien. per fleiner Crate, $500.
8eeten, $3.50 Der 100 Yflnuo.
&opflalat. SO, rs per Crate.
Beterfilie, 40e Der 9ubeuo sBiinoeI.
Rfirli6e, $1.65 unb SITS per Crate.
@elbe Wnr5eln. $500 Der 100 Rfo.
gierpflau3en, $3.50 per B,fdbeI.
8itben, $500 per 100 Hfuu6.
Squafb, $3.50 per Bu5def.
Ganteloupes, $3.50.
Spinat, $1.75 Der camper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per 6amper
Seuerie, Colorado, 90c mno $1.00 per
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&dlber, $500 bis SLIPS.
8uuen. $7.75 big $ff.5O.
Odien. 500 biz $500.
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Minobieb. Terass@ier, $40 bis$fs.OO.
Shipeine, $685. biz $4,000.
Jele.
g8olf unb Studs 80. 20 gts.
Ingord< Sieeen. per Bfo. -. 10 cts.
gngoras 8ieaen. beihdsiot -. s Cts.
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@eial5ene 6dute 15c per BID.
4ritne 9dlte ,........ 12c per Bfo
Srodene 2diite .........2 0c per Bfo.