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The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
BRONX STAKE
TOSUN FLASH
Big Handicap Race at Ja-
maica Track Is Landed
by Favorite.

Jamaica, L. l., June 21-Sun Flash
II ran another brilliant race here to-
day. winning the Bronx Handicap, the
feature Of the racing card. HanoVia
was second and Bayberry Candle
third. After waiting behind Bayberry
Candle to the middle OF the turn Sun
Flash went wide but closed in again,
winning easily Hanoyia passed Bay
berry Candle In the last few strides.
p. A. Clark's Midnight Sun won the
selling stakes, holding the race well IN
hand from the first break. Whippoor-
will finished second and Harry Bur-
goyne third The summary:
FIRST RAcE-Txo-yesr-olds; five furlOugs:
Teddy Rousseau. lOI tAmhTose), to !. to =
to 5, won; Hohokus. lOI "a. Collins. TO i.
10 ], Q TO 5, second; Little Maudie. 100 tPar-
nngtonl, 10 to !, to l, to i. third Tune.
la Is Little Bessie. Miss Hermann, Eaec.ed
II. DT. Rae. Keen Jane. Astsrisk. Tppier. Ms
althrupe. ROuen also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-old and up; sell
ing; six furlongS: Midnight Sun. 100 tEnsOrl.
} to /. 6 to 5. , to 5. won: WhippOCrwin. le'
(McrASgaTtl, Il to L to !, to l. second ;
Ha1y Burgoyne, 10 CRice), 8 TO !. TO l.
70 s. third Time. ll4 IS. Counsel. fidells.
Clarissa, Miss Sterling, Bill McCloy, kaimia
Pub. Nebraska. Approval. Bennie's Sister.
Puachinello. Amackassin, Jack StWart, also nn.
THIRD RACE-Four-year-olds and up; mile
and seventy yards: kohinoor, lQ Wallsl. TO
]. 5 to 2. s to s won: Grumpsal. lO4 CTaplin
4 to !. . TO 5, to 5. second; Kingfisher, Fs
tCallahan). e TO l. ) to l. to l. third. Time.
1sts 2-5. MintO II. Lansdou, Dreadnousht, He
VIII. PrestoR Lynn. Matiu. DerTish also ran-
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-olds and up;
Bronx Handicap: mile and sixteenth: SunflaSh,
ID CMcTagg7rtl, . to 10. l to 4, OUT won
HanoTia los "a Collins. % to l. to !. to !.
second: Baybeny Candle. IS tByrnel, TO /.
to 70. out. third. Time. sc SS Gloomy Gus
and FiZer also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year and up; fillies
and mares; mile and seventy yards: Common
Law, ll0 Bymel. even, to 5. ! TO 5. won
Osnone. 10 (SIcTaggArtl. to 9. even. 9 TO 5,
sCcopd: Dublin Mary 10 tCallahanl. % TO !,
to l. to 2 third. Time. LIS As Myrtle V.
DCnnarella. Hanberia. White Tuft, Rose Finn
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-TWo-year-olds: five furlongS:
Brisk, lis tTaplinl. 6 TO !, to l. even. Won
Ute. Is tKelseyI, 20 10. 10 5. l to second
Drummond. 10 (Bymsl. 10 10 l, to ]. . tn J.
& third. Time / 90 IS ] ]. Case. DebWarr,
Nancy MahOney. Roi Crajg. MIHuet. ZuClka.
SWrepmcnt. Gath also ran.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
RIFLE HOME FIRST
In BATAVIA PURSE

I-atonia. Ky. June 2l.-Rifle. a s.
year-old colt by Uncle, running in the
COlors of Pat Dunno. of Kansas City,
won an impressive victory in the Ba-
tavia purse at one mile and a six
teenth. the feature of the program at
Latonia this afternoon. The imported
mare Arriet, heavily-played favorite,
finished second with COurtship taking
the show.
Rifle led all the way and was never
seriously menaced. Arriet was given
an indifferent ride by Gentry, who
kept his mount under strong restraint
and made his move too late.
Form players Jared better on the
days operations, as Archplotter,
Sweet Alyssum. Uncle White and FL
Rey. all well-played favorites, won for
them.
The only real upset attended the
running OF the fourth race. in which
rf.ittle Princess. a field horse and pay
ing $3.50 for s., won.
FIRST RACE-I mile and 70 yard, sazs-
raniy. % tMaJcsticl. 80. s.1O. 60: Rose Of
AHtUTu, 10 tCOnDsIlyl. 40 $50; Jason Ill
Minkl. il.io. Grafton. Ned MiIey. Bright
JihT, 'bailcE -NOitf. Mitus M4rvhmOut. IrUa
Master. The Tof. Little Bean. also ran.
SEGOND RACES fwlCngs. Arch Plotter
~ HianCrl. SIC. $50. 500: Yorkvil!e, 10
'LunsfOril. 40. So; Zim lc9 Howard. 80.
Tint, l:i. Running queen. Miss shot, Nido,
Mis- MINI, KenNard. Alex. Getz. Sir Edgar.
Nasabond. Fals Cisy. also ran-
THIRD RACES frrlungs. Sweet AIyssium
loi Howard. SO SD 80: Siruccu 100
tsimpsou,. 80 80: Glairvoyant Jos (Luns-
ford'. $50. Time. l:'I Is. BOmbast. Brig
O'Wsr. Silk Lady. Irhiban. Dr. Levy. Aztec,
Biscuit Tort5ni. Ebony. also ran.
Fol RTH RACE mie and 20 yards Little
Trincesz lei tMOlesWoTthl field SD f0O
$50; Broom PeddIeS. 90 lLunsfOrdl. 3.IO 80;
Kate Adams. lGl Mooney. 50. Time I:II IS
Parrish. SliyatelIr. Bit Of BI'rney. Star BABY.
Acheron. Clara Martin. Audrey n. Thrills.
alSb TIn.
FIFTH RACE 1-l6 miles Rife. lOI C1IoIss-
woTth'. lilo. 80. 10; Arriet. III Gentry.
%. 30; CorrtshiP. IOs tPOoD. $40. Time.
l:ij -. Mistress Polly. Bon Tromp also rau.
SIXTH Race flulongs. Uncle White IL
rOBicnl. 80 30. 20: TickIish. III tCon-
nelly. 20. 80; Lancelot. ls (NIolesworthj.
go Time. lao Is. Marse John. Sam Rshr.
JACo. also ran.
SEVENTH RACEl SIG miles. E Rey.
IC7 IL. Gamer. $50, IN. so; Alert, l0l
tLunsfOrdl. so. $50: Rife shooter. liz IL.
GENTRY, $50 Time. go Is. Eddie T. George
Boosch. Duke Of shelby Fairly Chick Bare
ley. Charles Francis. VIII Do. Fair Orient.
tDld Ben, also ran.
Speaking Of home runs Cactus Cra-
vath is fast staging a comeback as
the real home-run king.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.


Leon R. and Margaret Thompson, girl.
Joseph A. and Mary o. Sherwood. boy.
James q. and Dorothy C. Shea, girl
Bertram N. and Rose Rohrey. girl. -
Ernest I. and Bette Parker, boy.
Lloyd Z. and Alice Martin, boy.
Hairy r. and Josephine A. Martin, boy.
Benjamin +. and Minnie q Lattins. boy.
Elmer l. and Lille NJ. Landles. girl.
Joseph o. and Blanche e. Jecko. girl
Frank L. and Alice NJ. johnson, girl.
James A. and San L. Horton. boy.
Richard z and Grace N. Hamilton, twin !
John F. and Helen d. Gutridge. girl.
Alfred r. and Kate L. Grosskarth, boy.
George Z. and Mary B. Flather. boy.
Clarence W. and Lucy F. Foley, boy.
Julian A. and Mary Z. Esard. girl
Charles NJ. and Julia A. Crowley. girl.
Patrick =. and Kathryn 3. Connolly, girl
Lester g. and Amy Bayly. girl
COLORED.
Lorenzo O. and Judith NJ Walker, girl.
Charles and Ella Simms. girl.
Reuben and Estelle Reed, boy.
John II. and Mary A. Queen, girl.
Forrest and Bessie McAbee. girl.
Lewis and Agnes jackson. girl. e. &.
Garfield and Martha Jones. girl
John and Alice Harris girl -ss.
Randolph aud RosesE Harris, bog.
Frank and Rosa EdlIois. bog.
Jsfy and Marie v. Cutchimber. girf.
ssnluel and Mabsl Butler. bos.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE sCPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict q Columbia, holding P7nfufs CCT-rz-
No 27lS. Administration. This Is % give
notice that the sulscihsr q The District ot
Columbia has obtained from the Frohets COuu
Of the District q CClU~r'Ha. lettr7S tsSJh-
meutary on the estate Of JNo. VI. MCKINNEY.
late Of the District Of Columbia. deouAsrd. All
PERSONS having claims against the deoeased
are hereby wRned 10 exhibit the ssme. with
the vouchers thereof locally authenticated, N
the subscriber. On or befo-e the SJh day q
June A D., 1873; OthsrVise thsy mHy By Law
be excluded from all heneft a said estate
Given under NY hand tins 9th day q June.
Igs MANETTE L. MCKINNEY, l4l7 belmont
4 WASH d. c. Attest: SsaL ". CLARK
TAYLOR. DEPUTY Register 0 Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk q ths ProbSts
CJurt NORRIS RIEN. AJtOrnrT.
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DEATH RECORD.

Samuel Hanford. % yean, rif Ksotnk st..
Chevy Chase.
Heienita Padsett, Is. Emergency Hospital
Mary Fields, n, Wash. Asylum Hospital
. Nathan Stein. 80. lsol Wyoming Ave. NV
Mictaei 8. o'Hsine. q. Third q II Sta NE.
John II. Clay, .. s501 Newark st. NV.
samuel Mahoney, o., sibley Hospital
Enos p. Barnes, 70. Casualty Hospital
Rev Edward J. stauss. IS. 'Georgetown UNI
versity Hospital
Leroy Gardner. Is. B. & o.. Bates road.
Marie Sheehan, ] day. 20ls r St. NV. :
Dorothy sheehau, day. 2Dls y St. NV.
COLORED. ~
Sarah u. Cooper, a yeas. 1855 First St. NV.
Mary Myles, g. 32is Grace 81. NV.
George r. Matthews. g.. Z35 Sherman NV.
Ethel Jones, q, Garfield Hospital.
Leslie Lewis. q, Freedmn's Hospital.
Ernest Han. mos. Freedmen's Hospital
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BALL PLAYER HONORED.
Ponder. Former Pittsburgh Pitcher.
Gets French War Cross.

Pittsburgh. June 21.-Lieut. W.
c. Ponder. of Mangan, Okla. who
was awarded the French War Cross
for a daring exploit in the air
Somewhere in France" is none
other than Elmer Ponder. the young
pitcher from the Birmingham, Ala,
club, who finished last season with
the Pirates and then entered the
service. Barney Drefuss. president Of
the Pirates. stated yesterday.
Elmer Ponder's home is in Man
gan, Okla, and he is in the Avia-
tion Service. fell very proud of
him."
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
Reisler Failed to Appear.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 21.-Because
Of the failure OF John Reisler (John
the Barber). boxing promoter. and
manager. to appear yesterday for
examination in the legal tangle with
Jack Dempsey, Attorney Ray Can
non, acting for Dempsey. refused to
allow the continuation of the exami-
nation until Reisler makes his ap-
pearance. The local hearing will be
dropped. it is said. Attorney Cannon
asserted there is no possibility of
Reisler interfering with Dempsey's
scheduled bout with Fred Fulton.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
Williams Doing His Best.

New York, June 2l.-Robertson
CFatty) Williams, the Andover ath-
lete, has been steering an American
Red Cross ambulance over the noun
tain trails near the italian front for
many months, and r. W. Bates,
Harvard. 1911, Is chief OF an Ameri-
can Red Cross ambulance headquar-
tiers at the front.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
the District q Columbia. WEshingt1n l.. &.
June 10. laIs SEALED PROPOSALS will -
received Al this Office, Rom 81. Distinct Build
Ing. until O'Clock 7. m. June >. .lcls ana
then openod. for the purchase cf tsnksgr, ~
covered from g1rf'aSc, collected by the Gnmmis-
sonsrs n c. frum July !. 1913. - ard in
c!uding nccembcr ?, 1915 Blank fITIns ~ pr0-
posals. sTscfCatous. together With nscssss-v m
formation, may Re obtained from the CilCf
Clerk Of the Enginee- Department Ron z
District Building LOUIS RROWNINW. john
G. u KNIGHT. W. GWl.NN GAEDINFsG
ConImi 81 10CrS. n. q. r''et
OFFICE OF THE COMM ~IUNERS. u. Z.
June l., I9ls Ssa'ri j.. -,as will - ~
ceived a. the cFice q th" S-rotarv n -he
Roari of Nummis-ore-s Room 81. District
Building. Until 2 o'r.ccE. ?. m. CA June 2.
1913 for leasing wharf TETar1y and b1at h77I-s
located on the WaIrur0n channel. p0iUmac
River front ToTuss 0f Prr7s1Slls and all u-,e--
Sary information may re obyHiDcd a. Rn1m sE
District Building. Washingsp,- ID. @ LOTlS
BROwNDOw, JOHN C. n. KNIGHT. ".
GwYNN GARDINER. CcumissI0nczs. n. g
rIsIae0 a.. -
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THEsssgs2eHERALD

Dy Tss %ssS5yton sSH5y dsyH yHsra n se esm
pany at 425-425 Eleventh street.
Washington, D. c.
Telephone Exchange - Call Main
3300i (For classified Advertisements
ask for Branch -.
Member Audit Bureau OF Circula-
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PERSONALS.

PERHAPS OUR INTEREST Is SELFISH.
but anyway we want 10 buy more rens WU-n
clothing. shoes. etc. and we can Be and are
liberal with our cast. - is mutually benedcihl
all around. you ST a squsrs cash pcoe and We
buy the stock We must have. JUsTHS OLD
STAND. 6l9 d. le2lt
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
HELP WANTED.

WANTED THE BURROUGHS ADDING
Machine Company's Service Department has
provided steady employment during the past =
yeaD. A number f desirable men are en-
ployed at regular intervals. Two vacancies now.
Practical training With pay and definite early
profnotion. Young men having high school edu-
cation % equivalent and mechanical INCLINATION
are invited to investigate. Write OF call at
$40 18th st. nv. Etenins appctntmeutA Open
Sunday. June ID ~ je22 q
BOOKKEEPER--
EXPERIENCED; RELIABLE;
TO TAKE POSITION AT ONCE.
WITH GOOD SALARY TO START
AND SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT.
Apply TO
Mr.. BROOKS.
sTERRETT & FLEMING.
zl5 CHAMPLAIN ST.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.
CONDUCTORS AM

WANTED CONDUCTORS AND
motormen; wages 80 cents per
hour for first year up to IS cents per
hour at end of fourth year; credit
given former trainmen for previous
service with US; age l9 to so years;
permanent employment to men of
good character. Apply Up. m. THE
CAPITAL TRACTION CO.. Both &
M sts NV. Washington. D. c.
je8-tu,th.sa
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
BASEBALL STATISTICS
American League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 8; New York, 2. (13 in
nings.)
Boston, 13; Athletics, 0.
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 1.
Detroit-St. Louis. Rain.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington at New York.
Athletics at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Phillies, 10; Boston. 6.
Brooklyn. /: New York, o.
Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, o.
St Louis, IL; Cincinnati, 6
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
WANTED-ROOMS.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

-FOUR ROOM. DETACHED COTTAGE; $3.50
cash: city water; gas, garden, near car: pne
fare; school, church, white neighborhood. H.
A. DONOVAN. ssUl, Central ave. ne, Wood
hdss selSss
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO OUR PATRONS: on JUNE =. THE
Office Of the AdGms-Southe+n EITres ON
psny al H5 = r. nE-, viii be consolidated
with that Of the American EKp-ess Company Al
Id Al nv. o. B. GEORGE. General
AEsut ia2-G
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
Orice OF the

Orice OF the
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO.
4l3-4l7 10th ST. y. W.
Washington. D. c.
Beginning with Saturday, June
-. 1918, and until further notice,
the Commercial Office Of this Com
pany will close at 100 o'clock p. m.
IN Saturdays. The Installation Of
6Ce (basement) will remain open
as usual to receive orders
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22

WANTED - EXPERIENCED
stenographer. Apply MIR.
EASEMENT. first floor Her
aid office.
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY 20 LOAN ON APPR0VED CITY
real s~eate at lowest current mites; spec0
privileges with respect TO prior usymentA-
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. Inc. 81 18th q. q
MONEY TO LoAH-S0 10 s5e so on D. C.
real estate. Several trus funds. ~ 10 per
cent An transactions conducted with eocooni-
cal Consideration for borrower
wM e. SAUNDERS q CO.
G.N-ther7 Building. SO I5th - ~.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A TRAINED NURSE FOR BABY
work in hospital; $500 a month. Apply 90
st. NV, between 9 and s. je2lt
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK:
good references. SOMERSET HOUSE. 18th &
5 sts, apt. 6o5 Call between IL and l. je21-.t
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
FOUND.

FOCND-LAST FRIDAY AT DUPONT
Circle pair Of gold Mn spectacle Owner ISeAse
apply. Dupont Flower Shop wilt
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22

CLERK-6 MONTHS CLERICAL
work experience required. Apply
CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO., 808 18th st.
nw., second floor. je20-3t
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LOST.

L0sT-A RED LEATHER POCKETBOOK
containing money and q few paperS. Reward 4
returned 70 John Lane Jnhus. schwartz Bldg.
"a 18th st. NV, or 3Su 9Th s. nv. iez~.t
The Washington herald., 1918-06-22

Speaking Of home runs Cactus Cra-
vath is fast staging a comeback as
the real home-run king
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
esinncrcicn in oeItcrreidl.

@ie in 0eutidlono, 10 bat oud
in Sciterreif Der inouitrielle 9on-
3cutrotiouspro5eB erbeblife weitere
6ortidritte gemoft. 60 umfabt.
mie mir Dem n9ouf." entnebmer,
Oas Der Oclterreidiiden 9oocnfre.
oitonitalt nobeItebenoe %logenannte
Woutner.g 9 umlpoqton3ern De-
Iterreifiide Sertiluerte. Gttienge-
leuitoft oornt. Sioac Mnutner &c
Sobn - gegenipGrtig fat bunoert
gertiI6etriebe in 0eiterreit. lln-
gorn, 0eutidlonO, Serbien &u-
mGnien uno gulgorien. G8 per-
fiigt iiber 100000 SpinoeIn. 10,-
900 @e6ltiibIe. 3ruei Ecrtilmoidi-
neuiobriteu. 6mei Spimpopierfabri.
Ten uno einioe 6arbereicn 9leidl.
uno Experimentation. @0breno
Ger letter. Sabre muroeu Dem Son.
5ern ougcreibt: Die 8obrifen Der
qftiengeieaihoit 6rieorid Mut.
touid) &c Gobn in 5ron5enstboI,
sic Yottenoorier Spinnerei uno
3luirnerei. ole SeIirOorier @ebcrei
uno Gppretur, Die Gemcsoorcr Ger
ti~linOuItric Nc, ole 8ignaneipin-
uercieu 6. g. @6Iouer in. 5rieo-
(ono. ole oeutiheu Sertinuerfe Off
tiengeicuidait in Eloucn mo Cant
0en6ieIoa. ole Neiden6erger Gomm-
qornipinnerci. o. III. B.. S. Die @i-
leniucrfe III Sonoau - bormaIs
@ebriioer StrGubli - Die 8oIier
Yopicrfobrif M..8. in Ho5iabegD.
lebtere smei our @%r5eltgung BON
,Spinnpopicr.
9tu6eroenl Iicgen in Der ginfIuB-
Ipb6re Der @oocnfreoitanitolt: Sos
monos I..@. nit 10000 SpinoeIn.
1900 @ebitiiblen mo 63 9etten-
orudnoihinen mo Ole Sobrifen Der
T..@. g. Sclmonu nit 10000
5pinoeln mo 1900 @ebItiihlen. SIN
ser Monor6ie eriltieren 40 Mia.
Spinoeln mo 10000 @ebitiible,
mooon olio bercits mcbr oIs 20
8ro5ent i'm Modtbereid Der 9ooen.
frcOitonitnIt iino.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
aOble in llebsrfaar!

Qus Monsel an 8siteaungen unb
pegen Der iibermdBig groBen 8orrdte
Steinto6le fGretot man aus
Gbepenne, Wpo., = bat Der Oberses
f4dftsleiter pope uun Der n2ton
@oal Co." (9auptquartier in Salt
Gate Gitp) Oerfiist. Oob bic BON
inn tontrolierten Roblenbergperte i'm
fiibli9en @poming apei Sage jeber
Wo9e pole 8etriebsrubs baben iouen,
weuigitens fir 10 lanse, Bis etpa bic
@otional= 3egierung uertiinbet, ooB
bas 9anb in 3onen fir bic Before
8erteilung Der e~ef0rOerten @teintobs
len eingeteilt noroen lei.
@ereli9en nit Oerielben SoiIon
Oes Sobres 1T i9uu felt aebn ober
me6r Sa9ren tein 10 GROCER &oblen=
8orrat msbr i'm peitlt9en @ebiet
porbanDen gemeien! unb es miro
ausoridli9 bin5ugefiist. baB bies
ebenio ipobl BON Der 8eriorgun9 Der
@erbrauder allgemein selte, ME BON
ben Worrdten Der R%leinbGnbler, uno
ielbitperitdnoli9 erit re9t BON Der
Menge an ben 8ersperten felbIt.
&ur3um, es berri9t in bieIem Sc
biete cine ue6erfiiae pcn @teintoble.
Sir piele in anoeren @egenben mag
Ii9 bas pie elm f40nes MGr9en
leIen. unb iie mGeen ii9 nit allen
Taiern ibrss 5eraens nod elmer
ebenIo groBen Stetntoblenz6iiqe feb
men, pel9e i'm iibrigen ni9t INNER
9leidbepeutenb nit nieorisen preifen
fir bus publitum gu iein brau4t.
SIN iibrigen. = poau BON einem
nMdr9en" ipre9en? Wir t0nntsR
ale gcnug &oble baben, tpenn ni9t
einise .penn's" pdren.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
Seine Sridcn mebr n6tia?

Dor elmer 8eriammIung anerifaz
nii4er @unodrate in Nep Yort muir
be unldngft bic 8erli9erung se9eben,
OaB elm tiinItli9es 8ein, pel9es Oaz
bib SilDer, Elm drotli9er He1erpez
Sffi5ier uno friiber prattif9er Mr5t
IN pittsburs, erfunoen Fat. ben bod
item Sriumpb meni9li9en Grim.
oun9sgeiftes auf Oieiem 9ebiete be-
eeute.
Benn bic 9offnungen, pel9e man
an oieies tiinitli9es Bein tniipft, Ii9
erfuuen, uno Die grfinoung alIgemeis
ne 4npenoung finoet, 10 .piro man
nirgenos uebr Snpalioen iebeu, Die
auf 3rii6en berumbumpeln! Denn
oas neue 8ein ioa in alien ieinen
9lieoerungen 10 Ooltommen ietn, baB
ss Ii9 in ietner @ebrau9sfdbigteit
fpgut pie gar niGt BON einem nors
malen natiirli9en 8ein unteri9eioet.
Sir feline Nnpenbbarteit. obne ieoe
Witbilfe BON &riiden pber au9 nur
Don elnem 0tod, lou IS pout0mmen
geniigen, penn BON benz natirli9en
8ein aud nur nod elm tleiner
Stumpf ii6rig geblieben 1T. Ollie porz
tommenoen natirli9en 8epe9ungen
tOnnen nit eritauli9em @rfOl9 auf's
neue oussefiibrt merOen, na4Oem Der
8etreffenoe ii4 tur5e 3eit an oas
9iIfsslieo sepOhnt bat.
Die @%rfinoung puroe bereits an
einem SnOaliben prObiert, benz beis
be 8eine amputiert worDen paren.
uno er foa beute nit ben 5pei 9ilfss
6einen gang unge5pun9en natiirli4
berumlaufen! Sin iol9es 8ein ldBt
li9 fir $25 berIteqen.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
Nbnabme ocs SanocIS.

amcrifos Ausiubr I'M 6ebruar
weiit cine Abnubme bon $93,000..
900 i'm &ergleih nit Sanuar, uno
Die @iniubr cine Abnobme BON
$27, 000,000 aiii, mie Ger tiir5lid
pom 9anOelSoepartemcnt ausge9e.
bclle MonatSberiht beiugt. Sic Nus.
iubr belief iid ouf $412,000,000
uno Die @ininbr aui $200, 000, 900.
Der 9roBe &iidoang miro Den 9e.
lGrGntungen 5ugeidriebeu Die 5ur
Gripornis bon Sonnoge ouierlegt
lulir0en.
Sir bic nit 6ebruar cnoenoen
od)t Monote betrug Der @ert Der
Niisfubr $685.. 100000 gegen
$4,0S3, 100000 iiir ole cntiprehen.
De Teriooc bon 1917, pGbrcn0 Ole
Giniubr in Der glciden Yeriooe iid
ouf $t,S41, 100000, i'm 8ereleid
nit $1.548. 100000 fir oieielbel
Wionote in 1917 belief.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
syalidltc ms Rot.

Die n6rantfurter Getting BON
10. 6ebruar beri6tet: Der 48idhs
rise Autograph 6risOrid Bad bat
i'm auguit 1917 YrotIaeine na9ses
ma9t, I'm ieiner Camille melr 8rOt
gu perI9affen. 9iir5Ii9 Itono er DOL
benz G9puroeridt; bic Seifentli9z
teit ipurbe Bel Der 8%erbanolung auss
geIdloiIen. Der an9etIaste. elm uns
beI9oltcnsr Monn. CAB bic 6dli9ung
uno aud bas 9ebraudmoden gu. 70
baB es ii9, oa Der SrotIdein pom
Rei6sgeriat als 0ffentIide urtunbe
unertannt III, i'm meientIiden I'm
Die Sroge prsbte, Oh Elm Y~erm0gens=
porteil erjtrcbt worben iei. Die Sc
I9lporenen perneinten bic 6ra9e. Oas
llrteiI lautete ouf feds WIonate @e-
iGngnis, nobel mi!oerno beriidiidti9t
purbe, hoB i'm NuguIt pori9en Sab
res fir 6omilisu nit bnlbpiiAiisen
Ginoern, ME Die oes Nn9etlagttn.
tati1nlin cine Not beltanoen habs.
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07

EuIlten glatin mad GeutiGlnHb idai.
fen.

Gem .@eGutalsr" miro geitrie-
BET: n9egten Samstoe .abeno rpa.
rem mir 5uidaig 3euse zines ebenlo
sigenortigen ME i%eltenen Sdmug-
g%eIueriudes. 9iuci oeuiite Serreu
BON Singcu MOLTEN bel &Gnlieu i'm
aontou Sdoii6auien neuu Silo
8lotir i'm @erte BON mebr nls
100000 ST. iber Die @ren5e
ifmuggeln. gu oieiem 3mede MR.
De elm in Singen bcidditigter. in
Romien n%obnerSer ormer Snbrif.
orbeitcr geOmgen. Ger oie Sdof.
tel nit Dem Qlotin BEL Nodlt unO
RebeI u6cr oie @ren5e trageu un6
einem martenoen 0eutihen SoIocs
ten ~iibergeben iollte. Gem Sdluei'
ger muroe ais @~eIobuung 1900 ST..
Dem SoIooten 600 Wforf peripro.
feu. Die uotigeu 9idtii9uaIe uuo
Grfeunungs5eidlen maren oerein.
bort, o1es bate ollsge5eifnei ge.
tIappt, uenn unier 3nmier Elm
@aitner geiucien mare. Der aber
lieb iidl MIR ideiubar auf ben SAM
sci Elm, lief bin uno p~eritdu0igte
sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8iintt-
lib sur au%geietten 3eit ging Der
3ollber los; ober Die 9eereSpolijei
mar nod piinftlider mo ertappte
Die SdmIegIer oui iriidcr Got.
@rob NOR Oos gritounen. oils
man in eitem BON ibnen ocn rel.
den BETTER oes Sotels gum 1gIo.
Ter" in Singcu %erIannte, Der ieOen.
fous ole oeltiden 3abndr5te nit
oem 10 unentbebrIidlen 8Iatin per-
Ioroen moute. 9os Gritounen plir-
DC nod GROCER, oIs iid idon nab
Dem erIten 8erbor ole Got MIR olS
ser erIte 9lft elmer groBartigen
ShmiggeIoperoticn berousltellte. @s
ieien in Der Sdluei5 I'M gon5en t40
Gilo ocs foitborcn un6 ieItenen
8lotiuS i'm @erte BON iiber bier
Miaionen 3uionmengebomitert NOR.
sen. Mon bottle. Die @elite ouf
eben beidriebene @eiie in mebreren
MoIen 9liidlih iiber Die @ren3e 81
6ringen. Grit cine 9euoue ltnteriu-
dung fam o0Iige aIorbeit Idaf-
fen. Sbne 9meiieI Iin6 nod onoere
Decentralization BEL Dem oerbreferi-
iden Ilatiuauffouf beteiIigt gene.
len"
Washington Journal., 1918-06-07
Granffnrter @odlenmenn.

aus Der ~6rantfurter 3eitun9"
rom 16. 6ebruar: Sn Der Mo9e pom
II. Bis %. 6ebruar sibt ss 200
@ramm 6leii4, so @ramm Wurit.
$50 Gramm 3uder ab. Oienstas.
$50 @ramm Speiielirup gu 25 Yf9.
al Oienstag. 80 @ramm Butter au
As pfg, 60 @ramm Margarine gu
"a. pig. DON Oonnerstos bis Samss
tag. l 81 gu AZ pig. Don Oonnerss
tag Biz Samstng, 125 @ramm Seigs
tparen ab 6reitas, $50 @ramm Rafs
fees@riab ob Oonnerstas, 100
@ramm &GIe gu 25 pig. BON Mons
tog big Mittpo9. 3miebsln perOen
wdbreno Der eonSen Wo9e gum preis
BON go pig. oas YfunO sesen 4b,
sabe bes @mpfangsiGeines iiber
Oauermil9 fir Mdr3 ab9eseben. uno
3par erbolten 9ausbulte upn 4 uno
5 Mitslieoer l Yfuno. BON 6 bis S
Mitglieoern 115pfunO, BON 8 unO
mebr Mitslieoern 2 pfuno. 9auss
tdlte BON l bis 3 Wlitglieoern wer.
ben fpdter beliefert, pOrausiihtIid
bis /. 4pril. Am Montos besinnt
Die Gin'Ofung Der fir Sanuur aus.
eegebenen blouen 6iinfpfunbiaeine
fiir &ortOffeln; auf Hr. 10 Der rotten
aartoffelI4eine peroen BON Dieusta9
ab fir Die 3eit pom q. 6ebruor bis
2. Mdr5 10 pfuno aartcffeln ausses
3sten.