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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.

city taxes are now due and payable
at the office of the Treasurer. Dur
Ing December only no interest will be
charged. After December 81, 1914,
Interest will be charged on all un'
paid taxes.
Taxes will be collected as soon as
possible by the Treasurer after Jan
uary I, 1915.
4 Why not call at the office now, save
your interest and visit from the
treasurer. J. r. MILLER,
12.5.tf Treasurer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
Rosa Ledsome is
Seriously Burned

Miss Rosa Ledsome, age 16. is In
the COX Hospital suffering from burns
sustained while standing before an
open CRATE at her home on Twelfth
Street. The girl is the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Ledsome.
The fire ignited her clothing and
while it was soon exttnguished by
other members of the family, however,
not before her body was badly burned
from her neck downward.
Silby Ledsome her brother was bad
~ burned about the face while trying
to extinguish the flames and save his
sister
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
STUDENTS RETURN HOME.

Passenger traffic on the B & Q out
of Fairmont was unusually heaVy 70
day as a large number OF stuoents
from the Normal school were leaving
for their homes for the Christmas va
cation. This is about the first nas
that the holiday travel has been no
tIced at the local station but from
now onit'is expected to be very heavy.
Thetrains coming into the city were
also filed with students of this city
who are attending schools at other
Places
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
Interesting
Services Held

The interest manifested in the re-
v1val services in progress at the Pres
byterian Church. continues to be felt
and as the meetings draw to a close
the interest grows more intense.
Last night DR.. Jarvis preached an
excellent sermon. on the theme. "
Whole Man" and from this theme
grew many logical and helpful lessons.
Tonight he will preach again and tho
two services on Sunday will conclude
q most successful revival campaign
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mr.. John Lloyd whose death oc-
Cured Wednesday night will, be held
on Saturday afternoon at ,2:SO o'clock
from the home of his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Lloyd, on Grafton Street. In
terment win be made in Wood1awn
Cemetery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 1s.-Mrs

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 1S.-Mrs, $
Anna Hohl, mothert of the bandit kill
ed in Cincinnati yesterday, said 10
day she intended to claim the BODY
Of her son and would send an under
taker for it. She declared her son
had been bounded since he left the
huntington, Pa, reformatory and that
he suffered from hallucinattons at
times.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
IARREsTEp FOR BEING DRUNK

Larney Toothman was arrested at
his home near Ballah Chapel yester.
day by Constable Russell on a warrant
charging him with being drunk. AT
ter spending the night in the county
tajI, Toothman was brought before
Justice Musgrove where he confessed
to the charge. He was fined $100 and
costs amounting to $6.65 which he
paid and obtained his release.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
J [1[Zll[I[{[y!;||k [1'I[Zlf M 81! lis

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Penn.
sylvania-Cloudy tonight and Satur'
day. Probably local SHOWS. Rising
temperature. West virginia-Cloudy
and warmer tonight and Saturday
Probably local snow Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18

AS forecast by the West Virginan, exclusively
territory several days ago. the Interstate Commerce Com
mission has granted the $50 increase in railroad freIg
rates to the eastern railroads. Ihe
decision is made today.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-1ncreases in freight rates
approximatng so railroads between the Atlantic
board and the Mississippi north of the Potomac ONO
rivers were granted today by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in divided opinion excepting certain
heavy commodities which comprise large
The increase will further apply to the railroads Wests
of Buffalo and Pittsburgh which We're
vances in the decision Of last August which denied them
altogether to the roads east of these points
tits estimated that the advance rates will
annual income Of the roads affected about
The Commission made its decision upon the
of the railroads that in addition to
they had previously asked relief they now are
with an emergency because of thesE sEuropean5Wa
With Commissioners Harlan and Clements entings
the majority Of the Commission declared
consequences Of the may prove to be- we
nze the fact that exists the fact that is
out precedent and the fact that by the
world has been disarranged and thrown into
The means Of transportation are
pensabe agencies in our industrial life
veal lshould be kept abreast of public requirem
Summarizing the basis Of its decision the majority
report Of the Commission said: "The facts discosedand
occurrences originating subsequent oMay
sented at the further hearing may be
three heads: First completed returns from the
ending June 80 1914 and returns from
second the warm Europe and third results
order
when the original report was prepared, the and
expenditure accounts for June 1914 and the
vestment accounts for that fiscal year notayaab
the war was unforeseen and the result of ordersWere
Of course yet to come Collectively they present.
situation"
The Commission issued this order:
ut is ordered that respondents herein be andtheyare
hereby authorized to publish and file by not
days notice to the Interstate Commerce anto
the general public in the prescribed
Of the to Regulate Commerce Schedules OF
do not exceed the limit or transgress the
andprescribed in said report
1T is further ordered that the permissionSh
granted does not waive any Of the requirem
Commissions published rules relative to the
and fling Of tariff publications any ofhe
act to egulate commerce amended
to be given."
The carriers are permitted to make the appiedforad
vance in rates. except the lake and rail on
bituminous coal and coke; rates and
iron ore and rates that areheld by ohe
Commission.
After further consideration, the Commssi
advances to made also on cement starch clay
and plaster On nthese commodities advancesWerepez
mitted by the decision of August1.
Concerning coke, the decision says
to coke, the rate controlling the
traffic now moving official classifcato nave
recently been set by the Commission upon basis winch
was specifically designed guard against tne
carriers revenue therefrom, and which IN
substantial additions to their earning on hattantt
gH$ESS@GS&A =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18

TITS ESTIMATED THAT THE ADVANCE WILI1AUG:
MENT THE ANNUAL INCOME OF THE VARIOUS
COMPANIES S3OOOO0OO- OO-EUROPEAN WARaHAD
MUCH TO DO IN BRINGING ABOUT THE FINAL
DECISION.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18

Born to Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Johns
on Thursday, a son, Robert Robinson
Johns.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
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READ I. J, THE WEST vIRe'NlAN

1. READ THE.wEsT vIRGINlAN !
& sIt is on sale each evening at
(. che following places:
!: FAIRMoNT. 4"
3 Falrmont News Agency I"
4. Monroe street.
I. Marion News Agency, Main !
5 street.
< a. q. Martins News Agency !
& Maln street. III
5 J.SH.FMecIoskey, Drug Store, !
S Locust avenue,
s HamIIton Drug Co, Tenth :
5 Moran and Springer, Water I.
I. street. :
|: O. ID. Rose, Main st. and :
5 Parks avenue.
+ Helt's Novelty Store, Main +:
! Clarence Fisher, Grocer, Mar. !
s Eset5 and Columbia Sts, First !
4 ward. I
s Howard c. Cunningham, Gro :
b cer;S Moraantown Avey near :
3 ovens Works.
4 :MANNINGToN
4 Smith and MILAN News :
: FARMlNeToN
F.se. Gray, sroeer. !
* n q G. E$* e.: = 49,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1914-12-18
FIVE PER Gent. RAIS
IN FREIGHT RATES
GRANTED RAILROADS
.TE COMMERCE COMMISSION .AWARDs

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION AWARDS
RELIEF SOUGHT BY RAILWAYs-ALI LINES
NORTH OF POTOMAC AND OHIO RIVERS ARE
AFFEGTEDBY THE DECIsION-IT FURTHERsAP:s
BURG WHICH WERE GIVEN A PARTIAL AD.s
yANCELAsT AUGUST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
e0nncnnnf. nnb lInicraona.


Sir NlarDlauo un0 0en Iiitriti
Columbia tribe u. fdlter nioalihcr.
ueiie Sbnee, mo uorolueiilide
Niuo,.
Die uieoriaite lcmperatlr ON &c.
iuigen Soae bciriiq "a 9rao nm .
ll1r Nioraens nuo 0ic bobite 80
8roo uu 5 ll9r NoamiitogS
Sic groBie Shnelli0teit oes 8in.
oes mar s O}cileu bic Stmoc pom
Sdoa.
1er 6eudtigieiisgc9olt Der Suit
war l6 4'ro3cut i'm s llbr Dlorgens
lmo S3 gro5cHt i'm 8 ll5r 9Ibeuos
Sn ocu auocrcn Geitcr geobad.
tun8s Staiionen oeS 9anoes iullrocn
sic iolaeioen uieorialieu GenpcratlI.
rr pcr5dhnet
qliauiicGiD D. 9ismord IS,
Bolton a. Buffalo -. Gbarleiiou
ls Chicago "a. GleDelano iS. Gen.
Der is, Getroit a., Gulhb -i4
Gaitport .6. Galueiion 80. @rcen
9o0 4. SABRE ~, Seleno "a Sad
ioaDiac 81, aauias GitD a. anor.
utlc 32, Sorisuiae 2S, 0larqueitc 2,
Memphis 3G. Woataomcrp dl 0lou.
ifeal 8. Gantldet 20, 9lcu.Cr.
leans 80, 9leip 9orf 20, Cflaboua
30 Nbilooclpbia a. Bitisbur9b is,
4orilouo, 0le.. 4 Gucbec iS, 9las
lciab 3G. SoIt Saie Sin a. Gan
6roucisco A. St. 2oids 28, Sran
iou -, Shreveport ~, Spotone -,
Suracnie 1 A. Tampa 56, @aibington
26 99nuipca %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
lln6eocnteno ucrlcbt.

Dic Al Sabre cite g8ittpc Sarob
Gobro bon 91r. S39, Git9ombar0.
StraBc, wnr0e ocitcru 9}ndnlittag
beim arcii5en ser Som6oro. .StroBc
bon einem glutomo6il ongefobren
mo 5u 9oOeu gei@Icioert. Der
Chauffeur oes glltomobiIS 6radtc
ole Srou nad) ibrer @o1mmg mo
itrie6 oort eiu 9fe3ept aus, morouf
CT iirb 0era6idicoetc Die 8rou ent
oedte 1pater, oaB ouf Dem 9ie5ept
feline llnterihrift mar. Or. @bilip
aoten ser ipdter ber6ei oerufen
ipuroe, iieate feit Dab ole 8rou mr
glbidiiriuugcu oabon getrageu bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
Mei6nadlisaloden

g &el6nohisfong on liiBcs gIbnen
geIn 8oubcr iiiuet @lenihm6ruit;
Sin ieoer 1on iuia mieoer mabnen
gu Suaeno3eil mo Sngenolnit
Gos Sirienlieo pia picocr tllngen
llno pia oic Grocumelt 6eguingen;
slls pdr ser 0inlmel gar niAt peii-
g iro6e. iepae g9ei5naAis5eiil
9eic fana's 10 id6n IN ainobeiiSia.
gen
9ls mir an Gngel nod de8laubi
Ic Ioieinslalnpf init icineH Eln'
gelL
&ot uns ben @laibea iait geranbt
lno ocnuoh biit on uns Uiafom.
mcul
zo Oft oie 4ei1uahtSboteu fommen,
ga oe9nt iit icoc 8ruit 70 peii
5ro0e ic'Bc @cibnodis5eit
gSas geiicrn nod 10 idliuer 10 bitter,
Scout ie6rt 0c0 Screens 5riiblina ein;
So mie Ger 9lnmen iiiB eeiliiiier.
60 miloe fonts ms 6erj bincin
Gia iHBer 0roum bat ms be3wuu,
GEN.
Jlun miro ans boiler @rlii aeiungen;
2lls mar 70 fern al iroiih gci0
9 iroba. ielac @eibnadis3eit
alopii ouh oos ocniide Ser3 10 ban.
&C
lln0 bridt aus icoen gluge Sdmeri;
Seut lauidi mon acui Dem gseih.
nohisflonar.
Ncr3dae uitt Otl ircues pet8
Ter Hhnmel Bat bid niht Dergeier,
Niiibi ou oein 9roo nit Ibrancn ci.
icn
ealo i1niidet oih oas SieaestleiO.
8 irobe. icQge @eibnahiS5eitl
lic oguicl wors ais Gr ae6oreu
Roa 5rauian7tcit nor iene 3eii;
Wis mar 0ie 8an3e @cIi Oerloret
Ger Arieas8ott bcrrihie weit unO
brett.
ei los 0o5 arnle Golt I'M 5i1l6e
oot NOR oos 9lebt ioot NOR oer
@laube;
1a fl0na es miiien IN oen STREET:
9 iro6e iclgc @ei6roshis3eii
20 franc unr Dem Mten Siriea
% en- uu Smrm imo Neiier nob'i;
Menn lUir uns melt BON ibm berirr
ten.
Oh iudt inns aui Dem 1brduenpiQo
zeiu 0irieurlti uab inns be5mingen,
Inrd 9laht mo @rmRen muB er
oringen;
liuo ousaeHl1i miro ieoer Streit,
g irobe ielae @ei1nodisicitl
". 3 e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
@IarIdan Dreamer luicOcrcrwa6lt.

CpitHtliN uuit ~CNlltNlpLCaOuNuiV
mo6teu penige @erdnoerungen.
9tiu bier Scr olten @oli3iIten
muroeu entloiien. GeranOe-
rlmgen i'm 6euer.Geportcment.
Bur oaeemeinen 9cfrieOiguno
Der Sepobner bon Baltimore. GountD
mur0e eeitern 5. g8esleD Greamcr
Our6 ole 9oItimore-Gountp Gonunii.
fare ouf Gin meitereS s,o6r ais 30
li5eimoriboa eruonnt. 0ic o2oro'S
DoD 9laionce" imo onoere Orgoni-
iatioHcn 5nr 8efdmpfung oes Soiters
botten bic Gommiii6re idon offers
ouigcioroert, N1oridoa Greomer
ieineS glmtes 5u cutbe6cn 9luf ser
onoeren Scite purocn Den GommiIid-
rem @etitioncn borgeleet. ole BON
Euiienoen bon Steucr3oblern untcr.
5eidnet maren mo oie 9ei6e6oIhng
Oes Moridaas miinidten.
0ie GonnliIIdrc cntlieBcu ic0odl
fiini &oIi6iiteu rmO crnonntcn mr
5mei neite, mas je0enfons oeri9ieoenc
4Sroteite noh iiA 8icben ipiro. oo scr
@oIiaeiihut in Baltimore Goirnt1
idon uorber imeeniigeno mar. 0ie
cntIoiieueu @oIi0iiteu iino: N}idoel
@loore, Seal Gotter. Spe5ialpoli5iit
Somes @ooO mo @iliom Glentm.
Gie Steae bon GLENN er6iclt 9leoin
SobbS bon SoporO @orfs.
Spc3ialpoIi6iit Gbomos aeoug6
BON Seros, Baltimore. Golntp, mn.
oe c6enfans entIoiien un6 9oniel
aearns ON ieincr Steuc ernannt.
MS aapIon Oes glrmen6olles
ipuroe 4oitor @1oiirice Gabia cr.
nonnt Der Oomit Oic Stelle oeS Der.
ltorbenen @aterS Campbell erbielt.
gln Stelle BON Wforion Sbermat
oem 9luiieber oes Sowion @eri6ts-
gebdioes. muroe 9loom Shiniot BON
Smrobiae ernonnt. @6enio wur0c
scr 9todtipddlter i'm @eridtsecbduoe,
@orrp sc 9run, entloiien luO Geo.
gS. 9uncan an ieiner Stelle rrunnnt.
SIM Seuerpebr. Geportement erbieIt
@corgc S@aIling oie Steac BON s.
Heidner.
Ebeooor Gremer miro fir sic @e-
lcubting Ser StraBen oitlid ser
Yorf Rooo unO 6. 6. GuIeiep fir
oieielbe glr6eit weitlih Der gorf.
9oo0 iorgen. Sie erbolten ieOer
$40 pro Wlonot.
gSeitere 9lcnoerlngen muroen nidt
borgenomnen uno Die 9teuernonnten
iperocn ibre Soften ON 1 Sannor
1915 ontreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
gLn Nnhlennae nahtan critidt.

Dirdb 9oblengoS muroen eeitcrn
9lndnittaa in Der Slide bon 9rot
Dora Sumter bon gfr. "a, Siio.
8onoiiraBe, bier 9crionen beiuuBt
los. 9ieieIben maren Ger orei Sabre
olte Sonuel Sumter, ole 8mei Sabre
alto 0oro Sumter. Die II Monaie
olte Sooie Sumter uuO oos Dicnft.
mdohcn oie 40 Sabre oIte Gt6el
Shapiro bon Ger. 1912. @lcGloerrD-
StroBe. glae 9ier pllrocn our6 @c.
Dobner oes Nouies ms 9eben 8u.
riIdgerufcn lno beiiroen IT'D iest
ouBer @eio6r, obgeiebeu bon oen
Gienitm0OhclL sic nod Oen nSSraeli-
tiiHn SolpitoI" ge6romt mcrOen
muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25

slls in oem Souie 9ir. 2i3, @cii.
McGomosllroBe. geiieru 5lt iriibcr
Wloraeuihnoc aui uuaiIIgctldrte @ci
ic elm @osIeubter abbradj. mlroe sic
Ga Sabre olte Sri. glnnie Nlorgaretc
SuDoer, cine Der 9ogir @ditc, bon
Dem ousiir6menoen SenAtgoie iiber.
wdItiat mo nuBte in bepuBtloiem
3uiianoc ms @lcrcp Soipital cinge'
liefert meroen. Gic iibrigen 9epob.
ner oes Saiies. Serr Hro 5rau SobH
glrhibolo, ioipie i6r i9 Nlonate oltes
9abO idpebien IN groBer @eiabr
Ga ieood Der in glr. 2O9, @eit.9Rc.
GomaSiiroBc. lpobnenoe eomaro 9io.
zen ieine aoblen IN 0em 3cller ocs
&oiieS olibeDa6rt mo am friibcn
Nlorgcn cine @ortion oerielben bolen
pollic entoeate er Sen @asserih mO
eriredtc Die 6anilie. 6rou Supoers
9ciiaoen ilt nidt mbc0enflid. Gs
beiBs ooB Der 0asbobn beim 3ubett
ac6a ser 9cutter nod ooliianoia in
taft Gaucicn iein ioa. 9licranO weiB
iih iein 9lbbreaen mabreno Der g5aGt
81 crtlareu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
Gapl. Qenane 7l 1adrr nIl.

Capt George Seaaue. ocr Dor flr.
ser Bet aus Gem @oli5ei Iepartc
mcnt auStrat miro beitte 9lbeno in
ieincm @ein 9lr. 2730, Sitgolti.
moreitrobe ieinen r. GeburtStag
ieieru er mar nir riclc 5o5rc Der
9apiidn Scr oiilidel &oli5eiiiaiioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
sr. WlssUop reiatc isiue glppIiiation

Nr. Sorucs NlcGpoD crihien &c.
iteu in Bureau Der Staats gSo1I.
atiiihtsbe6oroe no lcate Der Be
boroc eineu Gbed fir 500 alS @c.
biibr iiir oie 9lninobme ieines 9la.
mems olli Die Gan0i0aicnliitc oor.
@lit i6m erihien Hr. GoUio 20, glep.
bolo, JIM, unO proteiiirte bel Der BE.
6oroc acaen Sic 3uldiiiafcit 0eS Srn.
Nlcepop. Sr. GcuboIo iit Gin 6rcuno
oeS Sm. QlcGpou. mo cs mar 0ics
ser critic Shritt I'M sic Gualiiifa.
tion oes Nrn. @lcGnop 81 priiien. "a
mnr Elm 9litalieo Der 9eboroc anne
ien0 mar, pur0e Der 6ol bis udcbiten
Nlontoa periAobeu. an ipelhem Sogc
oic gIngeleacnbeit Dor ocr 9cb0roe
Sir Sprahe fomnen ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
E0II..IrIdlIer laIlc an 0iaIelen.

ga ieine Gile 0an5 Dem 3medc Der
9ohIi6oiiateit aeIucibt mar muroe
0ciieru 9laamiiiaa 4i1leD " @liner
pon Scr. 1854 St. @auliiraBe, our6
Rhter Geon ii Der norooitliden
4oii5eitation hrailos entIaiien,
nadosm er bon oem Spe5iaIpoli5iitcn
eaiesman ocgen 81 ihnellcu sob.
rcus Ia ieincm glutomobil auf ocr
Norioro.&ooo perboitct woroen wor
DliAer crildrie oof cr cine 9roBe
An5a6l acknowledgements filr arne
Nin0r abliciertc uno 3u Der aroBen
2diHellefcIi ae3wpugen mar. on e.
l9uii udli D0iie ollie ablieiern f0nner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25

uer @emiiic nno niibHde Ginge
plroen scitern Gormitta9 an 80 glr.
me IN 9rootlpn BON ser n@rioe Of
gIumoel So0c~ Der uOOO 6eaows~
oert6eilt.
Sells 9lrmee beranitoltet
Subner.G Gfieu
9Sbt ipeniaer ais 800 @ci6nad]tS
aorbe ipuroen eciieru 9ladJmittog
Don ser Seilsarmec in ser GroBitr.
Wlartt6aac an Oie gcoiiritiaen Dol.
timore's Dcrtbeilt. Seite miro oo.
iel5it eiu 8i6ncreiiea fir 1000 bel.
iuatbIoie @2dnucr oeraniiaItet iUer.
0cn.
Sic &cibna6t 6tSfeierOer
20 en- 8 boDs
Gin riftiaes @eibnodtseiien fir
sic fleineu Mitelieoer oeS Baltimore
RewS6ops Stub" fano geitern gI6eno
IN ser 9ebnan'S Saae an ser 9loro.
lSowaroiiroBe itott. gSod Dem Giien
gelanate Gin rcih6oltiges llnter6al.
tnas @roaramm sur gl6uidellng,
meIhes bon ocn flciuen oShrcibdI.
len" iiiAtig applaioirt pur0e. 3umt
SAlnB cr6ieIt ieocr ana6c eincnaor6
nit g1iiiicu Gauop un0 Sriibten,
Sri. ellen S. @erot 1T sic @raiioen.
tin oeS Clubs. Sr, n. ge. So5eltiue
itano an Der Spibc Ocs glrronac.
incnts.GouliteS
Gopitdn9oQon'S @ei6
nadtSf0rbc
Ginc0lcnitenreibe, pelhe iid ii6cr
uobc5u 5pei @dnieracpierte critredtc,
Bate lid geitern 6ci Dem Souptquor.
tier Der u@olitnteerS Of 9lmcrico, ~9lr.
506, g2eit SerinatonitroBc, aniae
itc0t, m BON Sapit1n 0o0art iciner
@attin rmO i5ren Seliern g9ei6.
nohtSf6rbe. geiiiat nit 0lo6rmas
mitteln mo ioniiigcu niibliden Gin.
acn in empiana 81 uc6meu 9lnd
Sic aleinen ino aIeiniten prr0en ie.
Ood bon ocn maderen Captain niht
beraeiieu; mande Der aiuOer erbiel.
ten eiueu oolcn aor6 iiir Oie fronte
0lutter oa6cim ooer irgeno einSpiel.
5eug cine fleine Giicubo6n, cnl &c.
aelihiii, cine @uppe. cine Sarmonifo
ooer ionit etuos, mas Oa3il ougct6ou
it, Sonnenidein uno @eibnohtS
ireiioe in bic fleinen Scr3en 5u brin
aen
@ cibnodts Suuhcon i'm
u0t crdants CLUB"
3mii6cu COO in0 500 @criouen
nabincu gcitcrn @littoe OIL Dem ali
jdbrIi6en 8ci1nodts 9undeon inn
vMcrhonts' Glib S6ciI. llnter ocn
S6eilncbmern beonoen ii1 Dielc 9a.
men. Gic Glubrdume woren aus
oieiem glnIoB nit @olmen uno Emi'
uenreiS aeihmiidt
Tetcr in @oDonStomn.
Sn ser oiicntlidcn Sdule IN SO
mans meroen 6elitc glahmittag unge
i0br so ainOer armcr Gltern 0urd
Ocn @ei6nadts.Glub pon @oUaus
mo Geoarcroft nnter6alicn mcroen.
Gic @eroniialtlna wuroe pon Sri.
gInito gloamS arranoirt nno 6eainut
Inn 3 ll6r. 0ie &inoer ucuocu nit
ueribieocncn @eihenfen 6coodt wcr
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25

Sn lt0otiirben 9eihweroe.9urcdil
lieicu aeitern iufolge oes SHneefoaS
perlhieoene 9eihperocn ii6er idliipf.
rige StroBen ein. ,yn elmer ser Ne.
idliOerocn miro mgegeben, DAB an
ser Colbert, nobc Baltimore StraBe,
Elm mertbpolles &fero itiir3tc mo er.
lhollen lper0en mrbte GS mnroe i'm
Hoibbols angegeben, Dab nitbtS mel.
ter geihebeH tonne. olS oen 6u6r.
leuien oeH 9lat6 81 9eben unm
moglid, mIr ebeue StraBen 81 be.
nnben &cnn lid Die Situation Der.
idllinmern iolte. Damn miro 0as
Observation-Disclosures Ccportcment
gllde iireuen lniien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25

ibn foit 5pingcn nod @ouie 5u fabs
rem. @s lit Elm ieltcner @teuid oo.
bin geidlieoeu. Gbre ieincm 9lnoens
fenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
lDtibn06tsIrtnOt.
SdDurCgeltOOcr INN
adltc.
Ser itaStiidDe0S eibmacbts.
baum.

sStiQc 9loc6t bciIiac glodt ertlous,
ols Der 2idtcraIon5 eritro5ltc.
Ger 9eiud uidt iouOerIid
itort 5eitireilOe an onoeren
Orien. Gie glrmen in alien
Sioottbeilen beOadi. Ger
@elMditsnerlehr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-25
lInIerlnIlnnnE .geeaIpeiier.

oNHbiinflnm" zoo lNdnnn i1c Vor"
,,Nclpulal' sslinil ihe eaiu
,,UofD f"-- Ntclc' NaNiItI W
.,t5aueme flc warbcn Of Nirlo"
,OinulnnbN Nciila ,Nu Glar" .0Wiocplne.
,4luHl.NiQpcmic" tcuni Nurlua"
,.olniIdue lur genliWlmru @innoc-, 1928
E1ul0n. cir. Huun.p pninf Jle.i0Q ben 20.
lc.fMbir. OcuiiNc NcibunAillcicr. reIbuuofn
mi @elana mio NlniliQQtifdGeu.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-02-24
CHICAGO WENT TO CHURCH
SUNDAY.

(From Northwestern Christian Advocate)
sit was glorious. All nature con-
spired to make Sunday February l,
a perfect day for religious service.
The whole city was on the qui vive,
and near the hour of service the
streets were lined with happy families
directing their steps toward the
nearest church. The sanctuaries
were not only filled but overlooked
and in some cases a second morning
service was necessitated. 1t was O.,
beautiful sight indeed, both within
and without. The choirs were in
spired TO their best efforts; the
memberships played the host in the
most becoming fashion, while the
ministers responded with sermons
that reached the hearts of the people.
The congregations were more than
doubled and a rough estimate made
by the daily press would indicate that
the attendance in the city and suburbs
approached the million mara The
spiritual effect of the occasion was
ineStimable. 1t was shown to the
city that the church is possessed Of
vitality and a concern for its fellow
men. Everything possible was done
to welcome the thousands of nom
Church-goers who responded to the
invitation"
In Church-attendance in Wausau,
where things are not done by halves,
expects to copy Chicago on Cote
Church SUNDAY, March Sth.