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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-02-25

Charles here for the past. two weeks.
Reed 'lElliott, who clerks in the
Elliott store in Belington, was 4
visitor in Dartmoor Sunday.
Miss Kiturah Ridgway was visit
ing friends in Elkins over Sunday.
Miss Bernice Price Of Belington
was here Sunday last.
DR.. Murphy Of Philippi was cali
ed here one night last week to sees
little child Of James Lakes. Tho
child is very much improved at this
writing.
Miss Leafy Jones was at Belington
last Friday having some dental work
done.
Mrs. Thomas Adams spent Mon
day in Junior with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Lee.
Charles Wotring was a business
visitor in Philippi Saturday.
There will be pie supper at the
Dartmoor school house next Satur-
day night Feb. 26th, Don't forget
to attend.
Writ Love of Mansfield was in
Dartmoor Tuesday on business and
visiting Charles Wymer.
James. and Roy Keller were in
Dartmoor Sunday.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-02-25
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Buck Neck.

Buckneck, Feb. 23.4The protract-
ed meeting is still going on at Lam
bert Chapel. They are having very
good meeting. About twenty-five
went up and gave their hand to the
preacher last night.
Misses Ivy Ellen and Dove Kelley
have been visiting at William Booths
for the past week
Jacob C. Keller and Thomas KEEL.
Ter and Earl Right and S. M. Will
fong were down and joined X. S. p
lodge and report good time.
G. B. Trimble has sold out his
store at Huffman to Mr.. William
Ramsey.
A large number of boys at Shaw
key school have quit going. am
afreid they are losing out.
Mr.. Camden Coontz has been max.
ing rather frequent calls at Jasper
Englands'.
j. c., P. S., and G. C. Keller and
@. S. Coontz have been attending
the meeting at Lambert Chapel.
G.. c.. and T. w. Keller were ir
town Monday on business.
The people down here are blowing
for their crops.
Jacob c.. Keller Nas in town last
Saturday on business. C. *.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-02-25
WEAVER ITEMS.


Weaver, Feb. 2Sr-Mr. and Mrs
Davy Mills of Pennsylvania were call
ling on friends at this place for the
past few weeks.
Mrs. Anna Cupp of this place was
calling on Mrs. Warren Corley Fri.
day evening.
The protracted meeting at the u.
B. Church broke up Monday eve with
38 new converts. We are hoping we
will have a more peacable town from
now on.
Ralph Ryan was the guest of
friends at this place Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ryan of Laurel
Hill crossed the Barbour county line
over into Randolph where they trans
acted some business.
Miss Ona Corley was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H Harrison Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Corley Of this
place were the guests of relatives at
Hart Summit Sunday.
Many people of this place attended
the pie social at the Beaver Creek
school house Sunday night. All re-
ported a fine time.
The work at this place has begun
to get slack again at this writing.
Mrs. Warren d. Miller returned
home Sunday from Elkins with her
little daughter Elizabeth, who has
been in the Davis Memorial Hospital
for several days.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-02-25
from Belingtons Saturday.

from Belington' Saturday.
Charlie Wilmoth Of Belington war
a business caller in this community
Saturday.
James Keller and Worth Sherman
were in Belington Saturday with a
team. @
: Bertha Right has just recovered
from case Of measles.
J.TW. Thorpe was working ON his
farm last week building fence, and
making other preparations for NOV
ing in the near future.
About 20 people from Belington
came out to Concord last Friday
night in arrhay wagon to attend
church. They surely got the bumps
over the rough road. Come again.
Delos Corley was n Belington Sat-
urday.---S. J. X.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-02-25
BELINGTON ROUTE l.


Belington, Feb. 23.--The farmers
of this community are making good
use Of the fine weather we are hav-
ing, and blowing can be seen going
on on nearly every farm. Let the
good work 60 on. Il Z
The revival meeting at Concord,
which has been in progress for three
weeks is still growing in interest and
large crowds are in attendance every
night. The church has been greatly
revived, about 30 converts have been
made up to the presetn time and
20 accessions to the church. May
the good work continue.
Jessie Kittle of Dartmoor and
Annie Mcdonald of Junior were Wis
iting L. D. Kittle Sunday.
Bessie. Kittle of Belington was the
guest of Mrs. Noah Kittle Saturday.
Mrs. J. S. Hollen and daughter
Ethel, of Belington were visiting rel
atives and attending church at Con-
cord Saturday night and Sunday.
Will Rinehart was at Belington
Monday.
Miss Ina Parker of Elkins is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Delbert Simp-
son.
Antony Thornhill was hauling ties
to Belington Monday.
E. w. Thacker passed through this
neighborhood Monday.
George Westfall was hauling feed
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-02-25
DARTMOOR.

Dartmoor, Feb. 24.--Dr. Davis was
at Philippi Saturday on business.
Homer Parsons Of Belington, was
in Dartmoor Sunday.
Mrs. Alec Mcdowell was at Elk
ms Monday, having her eyes treated.
Miss Hattie Wattring Of Berry
burg has been visiting her brother
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
IL. MuriI.
Dur6e.

gSie Sen. bon 9in0e110urg 6en
Gulien I'M 0iten imnaer mebr u16
n1ebr 5uiebt, uno nah ieinen aber-
n1oligen Grfolgen eine bal6ige gd15-
lide geieoerlage ser &uiIen un6 oent=
5ufolge eirpen bal6iqen 6rieoensab<
ldluB onfunoigt, 10 5:ebt Die Gage i'm
@elten u19 fir 6ie 9eutiden berbei-
Bungspon aus. @ic Ste ruiiiide Sf-
fe1riipe in SEN @arpatben, 10 1T MIN
ouh General SSoffres neue Offeniipe
10 gut tpie 5nianmengebroden. Die
sSran5oien baben on Ser Srort 5tpi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
13. Mpril.

l1eber Hon fon1n1t Die yea6ri6t,
baB Ser oeut1de @eneralitab I'M @in=
ter neue Nldne fir eine fraftbone Of
fe1riipe an bei6en 6ronten ausgearbei=
tet bot, Sic ber111dh1t Dor ii9 geben
loG. 0ieier Mel6ung 6arf rl1big
8laube11 geider1ft tper6en; 6enn lie
itan1n1t, tpie es beiBt, aus Der beiten
oeutlden Guele, sic es in Ser italie=
niiden 6o1ptitabt gibt, un6 omnit lit
augenideinlid Ser 6eutide gotldaf=
ter, Shirt BON giilotp, gemeirt. Setne
sluslaIiung botte oen 3mef, Dos tho
ri9te @eriidt gu >pi6erlegen, oab man
in Berlin Observation-Disclosures nn=
ter getpiiien 8ebingungen m gr1ua=
gung 8iebe. gddt Bios 6os miro ert-
i9ieoen beitrttten, lon6ern es nitro
oud mod nit gr0Bter 9eitimmtbeit
bir5ugefugt, baB 9euti@lan6 mno Se=
1terrei9 iiber gerug Mabr11ngsmihel
urro &riegsnroterid perfiigten, I'M
SEN arieg ins l1ngen1eiiene meiterfub-
rem 5n f0nnen. 9ln 6rie6n miro IN
Sen beioen berbii1abete1t &etden fiirs
erit uberbo1pt 1idt ge6a4t.
Die nene Sffenlipe bes Generals
SSoffre 5tpiiden Weaas uno Weolel 1T
bisber gerau 10 erfolg1os perlaufen,
tpie 6iejerige in Ser Champagne. Die
porgeIdobene @tellung Ser Dentiden
BEL ct. WibieI un6 Comp BEG @o=
n1oius lit mod ridt I'M geringiten ge=
fabr6et. 0ieier in bie fran5oiti6en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
IL. MpriI.

She @uiien boben nod ein gut
5tiif 5uriid5uleget> bebor iie Die I'M.
gariiden Gbenen erreiden unb 6ie
diterr. .-oentiden Sruppen legen ibne1r
ie6es nrogIide SiroerniB in ibren
@eg. Sic gan5e1, iiibliden Mbbdnge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15

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Nertbeioigungsll11ien bineingetriebene
Sell par SEN Jran5oien leit langen1
eir Corn I'M 9luge> unb Ser 3med oes
neuen @orltobes mar Sic 0eutlden
aus oieler Steaung 5u oerorangen.
gs lil1b aber 1od ale angrlffe Der
Sran5olen in oieier @egeno abgeldla=
gen moroen.
sln Ser belgiid=fran5oiiiden @ren=
sc lit ein lebbofter 6liegerfrieg emit
6ra1r1t. Sic slGiierten beldoiien
grugge aus ser Suit, obne ionoer=
lide grfoIge 5u er5ielen, unb oie
1eutlhen bear1ttporteten 0ielen sln=
griff NIT elmer 8eldieBung Ser engli=
i9en steQungen Bel Noperingbe, @a=
5ebronf un6 @oilel, nit tpeldem Ct
folge, lit nod unernrittelt.
&ur6inoI 5elir BON @artmann,
gr5bHdof bon @0ln, bat ii6 nod Sem
faiierIiden @auptquartier begeben,
I'M 6en1 &aiier cine groBe geloium=
ME 5u iibergeben, oie bon Ser fatbo=
liide11 Stride fiir Ste &riegsinbalioen
geiuntn1elt lporben 1T.
8ei ser groff1rung 6es 9an6tags
BON gllaB=9otbringen in Strabburg
hetorten ser faiierlide 5taatsmini=
iter Or. s. bon 2outpib un0 Ser
|Stuats iefret6r @raf bon H06ern,
boB glioB -9otbringen 11ibt 1r11r, feline
Gfli9t tbat, als bie Dienfpfliiddttgen
urter 6ie @affen gerufen muroen,
lonoern 6aB 5ablretde 6reitptnige ii9
melbeten.
Ans &onitantinopeI erfabrt 6ie
5ranffurter 3eitung, 6aB Ser iiing-
ite geriu9 Ser 3reiberba1tomddte,
8ulgarien 5u iiberre6en, iid ibnen
an5uidlieBen> p0lig feblgeidlagen
lit.
&eranloBt 6ur9 8el9hper6e1r lei=
tens ser 8eliber bon amerifanil lden
Sdiffen, 6ie mitiamnt Ser &argos in
britiiden 5afen feltgebolten mer6en,
lit 0as Stoatsoepartement in 8aib=
i1rgton nit Ser 9lusarbeitung ueite-
rer Soften beidaftigt, IN 6enen orin-
ge1o Inn 8elhleunigung 6es geridt=
Iiden @erfabrens eriu9t meroen
miro. 8is iett bat auh nod nidt
ein ein5iges amerifaniides Sdiff Dos
Eriiengeridt poiliert> obgletd etli@e
Ser Ianpfer bereits Dor mebreren
Monaten fonfis5tert tpur6en.
Sos 6eutide &aperi9iff u&ron=
prir5 @ilbelm" miro nidt eber I'M
Sroden6od 5ugeloiien, Big @apitdn=
leltnart Sbierfel6er, ser &on1man=
0ant, Elm fornreues griuhen 5ur gr-
leoigung Ser notbtpen6igen &epara-
turarbeiten ei11gereidt bat. &apitdn=
leutna1t Sbierfeloer bat beripro9erl
0ieles griuden bel1te ein5nreiden.
Ieutlde Saudboote boben mie6er
ei11ntal cine lebbafte Gfbadttgfeit aus=
geiibt unb auBer Dem Dan1pfer @ar=
palpce, tpelder no6 6em 8eridt ei=
mes Neitglie65 Ser 8elabung un6
n1ebrerer Sffi5iere ei1tes a16eren
0an1pfers torpe6iert mur6e, felt
Sanritagnabt SEN britiihen Dantpfer
@apfobrer, SEN frun5oiiiden 3aupfer
6rebrid 6ra11f un6 oen fleinen
0on1pfer Hreli6ent angegriffen. Ser
@opforer trof in iinfenbem 3uitan6
in Nlpnoutb Elm, un6 Ser Hreiioert
mor 1ro6 nidt geiunfen, als er bon
Ser 8eiotung I'M 9tid gelailen
tpur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15

(ftU 01T SdrOuNeueW uUtt
3mrfea ab9ei6la9ett.
| lden O5oas url6 Moiel eine &eibe
ernlter sbloppen erIitter. gu Suit
oerten 0eden lire 9eihen sic sdlabt-
fel0er BEL ct. Whbiel uno &egnie-
uiae. Sn1 Slten itr16 oeutide Srltp<
pen uuf oen @ormarid 0ltli6 bon
Wiariarnpol begriffe11.
Son Ben @arpmber mel6et @ien,
EbaB adr1pfe anf perel115elten @ebie=
| ten fortoauern. Ser am 9. 9lpril er=
5ielte grfolg lit nod meiter ausge=
111tt tporoer. Getersburg beri6tet,
oaB Sic oiterr. .=beutiden Sruppen am
9. e(pril 5r einern itorfen @egenan=
griff uuf SEN iu6liden Mbbangen Der
Souptgebirgsfette porgingen, Ser je=
ood abgeidlogen tporoen let. SSn Ser
geger6 BON l15iof ieien tpeitere 1000
0lterreidiiden Gruppen gefangen ge=
non1n1en mor6en.
| ss1 Nor6polen 1Durben ruIiti i9e M1t-
griffe abgeid1agen; iii6lid Ser @eid=
lel bielten Sic Hrilen tpGbren6 oer
gar5en 9fa9t Elm tories sSsnfanterie=
un6 Mrtineriefemer a1fredt. 9ie &ui=
len &pur6en aus 6em 0orf 8romter5
bei Glorsf, 1torb1peltli9 bon @ar-
Ihu11, bertrieben. 9abei tpur6en bret
bunoert @efangene gemadt.
SIM @eiten 1nabnren sic Deuti6en
peitere belgiide @teGangsn mtf 6em
li1rfen nfer ser gier, no iie iiiblid
bon be1nur5Ii9 beiebten 9rei @rod=
ten sic 8eIgier ous 6rei @eilern ber-
trieben. Sic &dmpfe 5tpiiden Ser
Moos nr6 ser Moiel i9einen nod ON
6eftigfeit 5l15u11ehme1r. Muf 5tpet
fleinen BlGten 5dhlten 6ie 2euti9en
1900 frana6iiiae Go6te. ane fran=
5oiiiiden Mngriffe p1tr6en obgeidlo=
gen 1tn6 n1ebr als 500 Mann gefan<
gen geron1me11. selbit sic 6ran5o-
len geben 5u, 6oB 6ie 0eut1den I'M
Mo1rtrnore6orit sic angeblt6 bon 6ie-
len 5ubor berIorerter1 Sditengrdben
tpie6ergenonnnren bitten. SSm iibri=
gen 56blt Garis lpie getpobnt eine
Heibe grfolge auf.
Ser 6enti9e @ilfsfreu5er @ron=
pri1r5 @iIbelm lit i1r ben Soften BON
g1etpport SEEMS eirgefobren, obne
bon BEN Dor girgi1tia @apes atf Ser
9ouer Iiege11oen britiiden &riegs=
idiffen ben1erft 5u tper6en Mdt Weo=
note lit ser @ren5er 1ntertpegs ge=
tpeie1l ob1pe ier11ols 5u lmn6en, bat
IA feir16Iide San6elsldiffe perlenft,
100000 Sonnen &oblen fortgenom=
men urr6 $50 @efange1re gen1o6t.
W3on glo11bt, ooB ser &ronprtn5 6em
geiipieI 6es gitel 6rie6rid folgen
1tn6 abtafeI1 miro.
! 9eutidIa116s geote an Die Ser.
stoaten be5ug1id Ser 6rage ser 9een=
trolitGt Iiegt jett irn 8ortlal1t Dor.
Sic lit nod mdrfer gebolten, als ois
oem ont 6reitag oeroffentlidten
@ortla11t 5u idIieben mar. @egen
ste Ser. stoaten miro Ser @ortpurf
erboben, ooB iie Die Meutralitatsper=
lebung gngIorros itiaidmeiseno bin-
11ebne1r, 6en 8erbiinbeten 6ltr6 Die
@offenliefernngen @eiit mabrer Neu=
tralitdt perIeten. Biir6e 6ie on1eri=
forride GoIittiiff Merifo gegeniiber ot1=
getpa1r6t tperoerr, 10 miibte 6ie 8of-
fenIieferung eingeitellt tper6en.
l1ngarns ebernoliger Miniiterpra-
Ii6ent @ruf Mr6raiip erfldrt Ste @e-
rudte, IN l1ngorn made ii6 cine
&riegsmiioigfeit benerbor, fir ret
ne grfinou,tg. Die itrategtide Gage
2eutidlonos ur16 0eiterrei@-l1ns
sarrs, fagt er, lei oerart giinittg, 6oB
oieie bei6en WeGdte Dos ii9 geitellte
3ieI fdneIler erreiden tperben, als
ertportet miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
Sic Sriessla9e.
IA. Mpril.

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,Sn 0en 4arpatbe1 lit 0ie ruliil6e
Sffenlipe 5u gn6e uno oie olterr.-
oe1tldyen Sruppen baben init Gege11=
angriffen begonnen, BEL Oenen oie rul-
lilden SteQungen l6on OIL plelen
SteGen Durbbrpden uno plel &rtegs=
material erbel1tet muroe 9roBe
oeutide @erltdrfungen iollen nod
meiter untermegs iein l11b oie Opera
tionen loaen, luie 9epeiden Don ge=
neoig aus angeblid @iener Suellen
berihte1r, u11ter 2eitung oe5 oeutlben
@eneralltabes lteben u1o IN groBe1n
MfaBe BON beutlden Sruppen gefubrt
1per6en. Gin 2o11ooner &o1n1ne1tar
1agt, oab Ser l1l5oflFaB Ser >pi6tigite
lit uno 0aB oort eine lebr ltarfe
1iterr. =oeutlde Sruppenfraft fon5en=
triert lit. Ger @esfioen=EaB lei bet
meiten1 Ser tpe11iger midtige uno Ser
r11liiide gin111ari6 in ltngarn tonne
Dor ltebermir0ung 0es H15of=Nalles
l1idt al1sgefiibrt perben.
@eneruIfelbn1ar19an BON Sin6en=
burg plant einen ne1en gorltoB ge=
gen @ori iho1. so miro tpeniglten5
Don pripater Seite aus @0ln gernel-
set. Gebr pabri9ei11id lit es, baB
er oerartige aldne begt, u1ro au4
Sic fernere Mel6ung oaB er oa=
5u 100000 Ma1n @eritarfungen
braudt flingt 6urdaus glaublpiiroig.
SSS11 iibrigen beiBt es bom oitliden
ariegsidouplob, 6oB BORT feine Men=
oerung ser Gage eingetreten iei
ssS1l 9eor6polen iin6 Sic Geutiden
BON Sutpalfi m1s 5u elmer 1reuen Sf=
feriipe porgegangen. 9ie geidie=
Bung ser 5eltung 0Homet lit altd
tpie6er aufgenommen mor6en. Ser
oeutibe Gagesberibt mel6et nur, BOB
feline 8er6r6erurg GIT beridten lei.
Der ruiiiide 8eridt fagt, boB am
nrittlere1 9aiemen 6eutide Mngriffe
5uriifgeidlugen tpurben.
Gom @elterr beri9tet 8er1in iiber
Sic ei1Belnen 5tpii9en Maas unb Mo=
lei gefubrten &dn1pfe 11n6 bebt biel,
fah 6ie iebr ihperen gerIuite Der
5Sranso1en berbor, sic trob ibrer 5abl=
reiden Mngriffe feline 6ortidritte ge-
nadt baben. ssrn Tretre=Sorit ge=
porne1t sic Deutiden Io1tgiam ettpos
on 8oben. Naris nrel6et, 6aB Sic
Gage rl1btg fei ,tn6 oie fran50iti@en
8etpinne bebouptet u1rb ipeiter befe=
itigt ner6en.
Sic Sbotiode, 6oB @6nig @iftor
gnrortueI SEN italieniiden Miniiter
bes Me11Bern go1r1ri11o in ldngerer
@u6ien5 enrpfing ur6 bormtfbin
cine gibung 6es @abinetts, 6ie erfte
lett %. Mdr5, itattfan6, peranlabte
bos @ermht, baB Elm e1ttidei6e116er
g1nid1uB Ser itaIieniiden @egierung
iiber sic GtelIurgr1abnte 6es 2ar6es
gum gegentpdrtigen &rieg gefaBt NOR
SEN lei. Sic &egierung iab iid in=
folgeoeiien CUR @er0ffertIihung elmer
bolbomtliden grfldrnng beranloBt,
ooB fein 6erortiger @rtidluB gefaBt
por6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15

SSobn @i9aro Green bom Oon1pfer
cGosges," Ser arn 27. Wtar5 onr9
oas @eidutfeuer eirtes oeutlden I'M
terleebootes 5nrn Sinfen gebradt
m1r6e, gum Nelerpeleutnant Der BRITT
lden &riegsn1arine ernannt moroen
lit un6 oas gbre11freu5 fir berpor-
ragenoe militdrif9e Daenite erbolten
bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-15
VQr(toB allf (Var(Nall i'm Plane

omti omnp arpatben Sas Slatt bat I'D
et-MuGde n 2arpatben Gnoe-@robe @er
ndrfunaem untermegs-sSettere mes
re g;erluNe yran5oiem 5n@em 9aas mno Moie
2eu6e gemnnem mebr an Sooen
9nar al 9aroameuen
db9eid)lagen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29
REAR ADMIRAL MOORE
TO RETIRE TODAY.
Vacancy to Be Filled BY Promotion Of
Capt. Albert Gleaves.

Rear Admiral c. b. T. Moore, recently
relieved from duty as commandant OF
the naval station at Honolulu, will be
transferred to the retired list on ac-
count of age today.
Rear AdmiralNoore was born in Pa
ris. ILL.,. July %, 1853 and was appoint
ed from that state TO the Naval Acad-
envy, where he was graduated in 1873;
became a lieutenant August 8. 1856,
and in 1911 reached his present rank
of rear admiral
His first sea service was on the
Alaska, in 1873. He also served on the
Shenandoah. Pensacola, Passaic, ALI
ance, Monongahela, wyoming, Essex,
Franklin, Newark, Nantucket, Alexan-
der, Brutus, Bennington, Colorado.
His shore duty included service at
the Boston navy yard from 1856 to
1856 Naval Academy, 1S90-19o3 and
1S96-1S97. Mare Island navy-yard,
1901-1904; commandant of the naval
station at Tutuila. Samoa, and naval
governor of Samoa 1904-190S; Phila-
delphia navy yard, 1908: Naval War
College, examining and retiring board,
1910. and commandant of the naval
station at San Francisco, 1911.
Capt Albert Gleaves, ,commandant of
the New York navy yard sicne Sep
tember, 1914. will succeed Rear Ad-
miral Moore in the list of active rear
admirals in the navy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29
Crossing the Desert.

Mr.. Leon Strauss has just received 4
letter from Eureka, Nevada, from Mr..
George Frank and Mr.. Walters, stat
ing that while they were crossing the
desert the crank broke on the machine
eighty miles from Austin, Nevada
That was the next town they would
have arrived. They tried to fix the
machine in the desert in the hot sun.
but soon gave it up on account of be-
ing so dry. They could not stand it
long, and had to walk ten miles to get
little water and a bite to eat, after
ten hours on the machine.
They were compelled to stay there.
Two men came along that evening and
they were towed into town Mr.. Frank
states that the roads are very bad and
they only could make FIVE miles an
hour climbing the mountains. They
have seen few wild animals in the
mountains. They are having the car
fixed at Eureka garage and win be
held up for tive days. There are a
number of cars there that are making
the trip, and which are out Of commits
sion. waiting for parts. Many cars
that have reached the desert are going
TO pieces.
Messrs. Frank and Walters state
they have only 244 miles to travel to
reach the fair grounds. and say they
viii be happy when they get thereand
moreso when they again reach their
homes in dear old Maryland They are
willing to cross their hearts that they
viii never attempt another trip Of this
kind again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29
Cards for Bathing
Privileges at the Naval Academy

A matter of local interest is embod-
led in the following note published re-
Gently at the Naval Academy:
During the bathing season when the
weather and other conditions permit,
the bathing beach near the rifle range
viii be available daily, except Sun
day, between the hours of 3.15 and csc
p M, for the use of officers and in-
structors attached to the Naval Acad-
emy and for the members of their
households.
All persons must be provided with
cards, which will be presented, for
purposes of identihcation,t watchman
at landings and coxswains of the boats
Cards may be obtained by officers and
instructors upon memorandum request
TO the office of the commandant of
midshipmen. Such requests should
specify the name of each individual
for whom the privilege is desired
Boats leave Maryland avenue land
ing daily at S15 and 5.S5 D, m, sharp,
and leave the range on return trips at
4.45 and $50 p. m, touching at swim
ming float in each direction if desired.
All children under fourteen years of
age must be under the charge of an
adult person who are willing to under
take the responsibility for their SAT-
ety. Children unattended will not be
permitted to enter the boat or to use
the beach.
All persons taking advantage of this
privilege must conform with such reg
ulations as may be posted at the
beach or may be brought to their no
tice by watchman, coxswains Of the
boats or attendants at the bathing
beach
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29


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esd are neu euaaEe4 m
a Ns
En fhe errfF spring and sEmuEr snft
rraas ere shipped O. Washington Bal
timDre Nna York aud Philadelphia.
and to parts 81 Virginia and 20 the far
West but the hard crab industry is
carried on on a larger scale than the
soft crab. Probably because the sea
son for hard crabs Is longer. Recent
~ Baltimore firm has established It.
SELF az Eastport and is now conducting
the hard crab industry.
Besides, Annapolis has the good old
standbys Walter Clark, the G. w
Martin Co, Brown Brothers. Parkin-
son. William McNasby, Henry Hebron
and a host of others who are engaged
in the hard crab business. Muct
money is derived from the local crat
industry, which affords livelihood
for many families in Annapolis, alias
"Crabtown."
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29

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c. w. 81 Nea Vera. t1e nereF
- - nesS e. SO aatstans rE certl1-
ma.as nn 81 81 fhe camnfV has beer
pasinr lncal harks interest az 5 per
ceat thereby ssxlrg the taxraycrs
ahuaf S.. eco for the next I've hseal
years. President william Woodward.
of fhe Hanover National Bank. New
York City. has addressed the follow
ing letter % the president Of the Board
of County Commissioners
james A Walton, ESQ, President
County Commissioners, Office, An
napolis. Maryland.
Dear Sir:
Your letter Of the 27th of July is at
hand. quoting the rates at which you
negotiated the loans for Anne Arun-
del Co.. and think you have done
very well.
at is cheap money, and the Com
missioners should be pleased. With
kind regards,
Yours Very Truly,
WILLIAM WOODWARD.
President. "
MIR. Woodward is well known here.
He owns property at Millersville and
in other parts Of Anne Arundel.
He is native of this county, whence
his ancestors came. Woodward Me-
mortal Hall st. Johns College is
named in honor of his relative.
The Commissioners borrowed from
the New York firm $50, 900 at 81 per
cent. and $75, 900 at per cent. The
board Tuesday passed an order calling
in all certificates for 1915 on August
/ and later those bearing date of 1916
also will be called in.
Mr.. Wodward's letter is pleasing to
the Commissioners.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29
The Singing Nettle
Or Jelly Fish Interferes

The following notice" of local in
terest has been issued at the Naval
Academy:
Owing to the prevalence of sting
ing jelly fish in great numbers, and in
consequence there of no one takes ad-
vantage of the boats to the swimming
beach and swimming float, the Super
intendent's notice of June 16, 1914
relative to the schedule of boats, will
be discontinued in so far as the swim
ming trips as a regular routine.
Any officer who desires transporta-
tion to and from the swimming beach
and float can have the same arranged
for by telephoning. in the forenoon
to the iflcer-of-the-Deck of the Reina
Mercedes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-29

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