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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
A WORD PICTURE
ON HEALTH BULLETIN
The Death-Dealing Fly and the
Misery it Carries in Its Trail.
DANGER OF FLY HATCHERIES.
'Swat the Hatchery and Stop the But
cherry" Says Board Of Public
Health Service Now at Work
in This County.

A bulletin has been received at this
office from the Board Of Public Health
Service for the capture dead or live.
Of all the thousands flies that infest
this city. The reward is'also offered
for the Wholesale destruction Of fly
hatcheries. II will surely be paid in
health, happiness and comfort
The Bulletin is illustrated with
numerous pictures, and they are shown
in two sections. the first of which is
the Lady Fly" laying 100 eggs. and
If one can lay this number, what
would millions of them be capable Of
multiplying.
The next picture shows the breeding
place of flies, which is filth. The Fly
is "killer" because he feeds on and
breeds in any kind of filth especially
the kind Of filth that causes typhoid
fever, diarrhoea. and other prevalent
diseases. When the Fly is not deadly
it is disgusting.
Think of what he eats, says the
bulletin. He makes you eat what he
eats. If your home is not screened
you keep an f0pen House" for flies.
IL shows more forcibly than words
can express. the result of carelessness
and thoughtlessness on the part of
those who by little effort could easily
destroy the breeding places and thus
kill the flies before maturity. If this
were done the last part of the pictures
would soon become rare sight.
These latter pictures show the re-
suit Of flies being allowed TO swarm
the house, especially the kitchen an
dining room and thereby endanger
the health Of the entire household.
Flies when permitted in the house
spread coutagion and the result is ty-
phoid, stomach troubles, and other dis
ease. which could easily be prevented
If only determined effort were made
to destroy them.
Now you know him for what he is,
loathsome, grown-up maggot, bred
in filth. fed on filth, spreading sick
ness. causing death, butcher of bab-
les. You will fight the fy, in mortal
hatred with Screens, Traps, Poison,
sticky paper, swatters, and = BEST
of all. you will "Swat The Hatchery
and Stop the Butchery." says the
Health Service Bulletin which has been
posted and distributed throughout the
county and which tale unfolds, that
would curdle your young blood and
make your hair stand on end like quils
upon the fretted porcupine. with
apologies TO MIR. Shakespeare)
The bulletin is a word picture. It
tells a story the smallest child .can un-
derstand 1t is cleverly gotten up
and the medical men who are in charge
of the local work of Health Survey
are TO be congratulated upon its clever
ness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
No Change in Temperature.

WASHINGTON Aug 8 l..30 A NJ
For Maryland Unsettled tonight
and Wednesday, probably showers No
decided temperature change.
Chief OF Weather Bureau
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
How to Conserve the Bear
Discovery Of Bos'n 10 Thurber

The Independent tells us that Joe
Thurber, "bos'n" of the United States
revenue cutter. the Bear. has discov.
cred how that very valuable animal
the fur-seal, may be conserved.
The race has been reduced from
millions to a scant thirty thousand
principally because of the starvation
of the pups left ashore while the
grown-Gps, securing the seas, are
spared and shot by seal fishers.
On board the Bear were several
helpless little seals, thin and scrawny
now and then one of them dying des-
pite the milk that was fed to them
each day. In playing with a favorit.
pup. which gnawed at his hands with
its toothless gums Thurber accidental.
ly snapped ligament found across the
jaws of all young seals
A dey cr twn later he was amazed t
ind the same little pup devouring ;
fish that he had somehow secured
The discovery caused no little excite
ment aboard. The ligaments acros.
the mouth Of the others were broken
and wnere the teeth nal not appeared
the growth wac hastoneo by rubbing
the jaws and forcing hack the flesh o.
the gums.
Il These youngsters followed the exam
pIe of the others in eating fish thai
was offered them. About dozen o.
the seals so ''weaned" were shipped Il
the Fisheries Bureau Bos'n Thur
ber's discovery may save the lives o.
thousands every year. But the revcn
ne cutter crews vii have to seek ou
each deserted seal, break the ligamenr
and help its tething.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
MRS. MOON WEEDS AGAIN.
Becomes Bride Of Elisha E. Wells, Their
Friends Surprised.

Mrs. Eda Won Knobbloch Moon, the
divorced wife of former Lieut.. Basil
Gordon Moon, of the United States
Navy was married yesterday morning
in the First English Lutheran Church,
to Z sha E. Wells, secretary and treas.
urer of the Dawson Chemical Com
pany. Rev. DIR. Ezra X. Bell perform
ed the ceremony. Only the closest
relatives of the couple attended the
ceremony. Their most intimate friends
did not know even of their engage
ment. After the ceremony the couple
left forthe North.
The romantic courtship Of Mrs Wells
with her divorced husband, will be re-
called by many. Their marriage was
quite an event both in army and navy
circles. II took place in the summer Of
1912. The bride was formerly Miss
Eda Won Knobloch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Erhard Won Knobloch. of Balti-
more. Divorce proceedings were in
stituted about a year ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
AUGUST 3, 1916
SNAP SHOTS.

Envy has torpedoed many a
friendship.
But a joke at the expense of re-
ligion is a misfit.
Hope and advice never yet salts
fed mans hunger.
And considerable percentage Of
our so-called friends will not stand the
acid test.
Beauty is only skin deep, and lots
of so-called wisdom is likewise.
DO the best you can. You will
probably not break any valuable rec
ords anyway.
Some people make bluff at hiding
their light under bushel who never
had light.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
HERE'S $lOO FOR $l.7O.
But It's Villas Money and He May
Not Redeem il.

Money dealers are losing faith in the
villa cause. Villas currency was quo
ted in El Paso, Texas, at s1.70 per $100
the lowest figure any Mexican faction
money has reached during the re1olu-
tionary period
Carranza currency also has dropped
IN value, being quoted on Thursday at
Z cents, but the Federal issue remains
at is cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
BISHOP MURRAY ON VACATION
Will Spend August With His Family at
Emmitsburg.

Bishop John Gardner Murray, of the
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, with
his family, will move tomorrow to his
summer home at Emmittsburg, where
he will spend the month of August
The Bishop does not expect to go
to Baltimore during August, but will
be accessible at Emmitsburg by tele-
phone and mail for the consideration
of all Immediately important matters
connected with the affairs of the dio-
cese
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

Have your teeth examined and
arrange for the necessary treatment
don't wait until you suffer the
consequence of improperly mastica-
ted food, which only perfect teeth
can assure. l not only fill and treat
teeth in the most satisfactory man
ner, but do the most difficult bridge
and plate work as well. All work
guaranteed to prove satisfactory. -
Come here when you wish to be
treated without undergoing pain
full operation and at the same time
be assured of satisfactory work and
a reasonable bill.
aR Dental Parlors are open every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Phone 77S.m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

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rf oarvet Hail, r. Kent
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
R.R&A Hecuic Railroad
m.UL Lsgnia -

.rIce AOrni1E @4a I-ss44
Hhlh t1napoIia, Baltinore
- 49, wasaias,22as. ae q 4 sias1 NsTsi
...rsmy Junction.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03
THE GODDESS!
By Charles Goddard and Gouyerneur
Morris.

N0TE-"THE GODDESS" win be
published as q serial story IN THE
EVENING CAPITAL. The pictures
viii be shown at THE PALACE THE
ATRE every Fridsy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

DON'T wish for somebody
else's chance; look at your own.
Your neighbor's chance would nj
fit you If you had it.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-08-03

CONTINUED from Yesterdays Capital.) }
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
TRIED TO EXTORT
CASH FROM FATHER

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencor.
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Sept. %
The spectacle of a son being charged
In court with the crime of attempting
TO eNtort large sum OF money from
his father by blackhand methods. was
presented here today, when the fed
eral grand jury returned an indict-
Morgantown. W. Va. for writing two
blackmailing letters TO his father,
Marshall Mccoy, a wealthy resident
OF Morgantown. Several weeks ago
the elder Mccoy received a letter
through the mail through which il was
demanded OF him that he place fifteen
hundred dollars az a lonely spot on
the outskirts OF Morgantown. the le,-
ter declared that his failure to comply
death. In a few days thereafter a
second letter of the same tenor was
received by the elder Mccoy Post
office inspectors traced the letters to
young Mccoy and he was arrested.
John Dusenberry. OF Morgantown. a
companion of young Mccoy brought
here as witness against him was
involved in the charge against Mccoy
and also indicted by the grand jury.
The evidence before that body indicas-
ing that the letters to the elder Nc
Coy were written on Dusenberry's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
MINERS TO AMEND
THE SHERMAN LAW

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sep. r.
Thomas Haggerty. OF the Information
al executive board of the United
Mine Workers announced here tcday
that his organization has appointed a
committee. composed OF President
John p. White. vice-President Frank
J. Hays and Secretary William
Greene to call en- the coal operators
OF West Virginia to appoint a similar
committee TO 10 jointly before con
gress and ask for an amendment to
the Sherman antitrust law whica pro
hibits the operators from increasing
their prices to correspond with fn-
cresses in production cost brought
about by the demand OF labor for IN
creased rates.
Mr.. Haggerty said that the proposed
increase OF 10 cents a ton for shipping
West Virginia coal by rail as proposed
by the trunk line railroads would put
the operators OF the Kanawha and
New River fields out OF business.
In the Kanawha field" declared
Mr.. Haggerty, the limit has already
been reached as the operators rave
10 carry four cent differentiaf to
compete In the western markets"
He said he did not see how The In
terstate Commerce Commission could
ever sanction the increase which ne
declares Is both confscatory and lis.
criminatory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
FINE ADDRESSES
AT w. T.U. MEET

special Dispatch 70 the Inteiligencer
FAlhMONT. W. Va. 22-The third
annual session OF the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union OF West Viz
GINA opened in this city today at the
First Methodist Episcopal church
About ESQ delegates from all sections
OF the state are in attendance.
The conservation service this morn.
ing was conducted by Miss Jennie vii,
tams, OF Buckhannon. Following
this service. state president. Mrs.
Lena iost. of Morgantown. opened
the Thirty-third session. At the open
ing session committees were named
and reports OF officers heard Mrs.
;. a. Thatcher. of Moundsyille. was
among the speakers at the morning
session.
AT the afternoon session, the report
or President Mrs. Nost was heard. her
address was one of the features Of
the days work. At the night ses-
sion Mayor Anthony Bowen welcomed
the visitors. as official head of the
city. Other speakers tonight were
Attorney A. L. Lehman. DR. c. O.
Henry, Mrs. George Debolt. Mrs. y.
X {. Morrow and Prof. George "A
Colebank. The convention will get
spirited and interesting sessions are
expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
ENGLAND AFTER
WORLD MARKET

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-Great
Britain's plans for furthering the eff
forts OF her merchants to establish
themselves in world markets from
which the British fleets OF war are
barring the once aggressive German
and Austrian exporter are outlined in
announcements by the British Board
OF Trade received here today by the
Bureau OF Foreign and Domestic com
merce
commercial diplomatic representa-
uves OF Great Britain abroad, the an
nouncements say. viii place at the
disposal OF their merchants all avail
able Information as to securing Gus
toners formerly supplied BY German
ana Austrian firms The board OF
trade also gives notice of the organi-
cation OF 2 Confidential Information"
service. through its commercial intelli-
gence bureau to supply firms desiring
to enter the foreign trade with con.
hdental information as to the on
portunities for the extension abroad
OF those branches OF trade in which
they are especially interested"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
GEORGE W. LUTZ IS
HIGHLY HONORED

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. %
by choosing Bluefield as the place for
the next reunion and electing Officers
the West Virginia Elks reunion asso.
citation to-day concluded the second
DAY OF its convention here. Officers
were named as follows:
President. f. Pedigo Hunting.
ton
FIRST vice president-Geo. W. Lutz.
Wheeling.
Second vice presidsnt- u-,t,i...
Lohmeyer. Charleston.
Third vice president-John Rose.
Grafton
Secretary-Jay Refer. Clsrksbpre
treasurer. h. Riggs. Mounds
Vile.
Tonight the reunion delegates were
guests AZ banquet rendered them
Dy the Elks Of Ashland. Ky. whittier
Ihey went on special traction train
The convention concludes here to
morrow with barbecue and dance a,
'amden park 4 parade was one of
to-day's features.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSNILLE. W. Va, sent 2s-
Aibert Conklin, who drives one Of fhe
Dig trucks forthc American OF Devei-
3pment Co, had a narrow escape from
being burned TO death Monday after
noon. The truck was loaded with IL
G drums OF gasoline and was ignited.
Sonklin jumped and escaped with few
INJURIES while the truck was a total
Arthur Mechling. Joe Richardson. Earl
SSr r,, Carl Purcy and Francis Camp
bell nave LETT for Columbus TO attend
ohio state University.
Mrs. W A. Ream who has been the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A r.
MMllson. has returned TO her home IN
Harold u. STEPHAN has returned 10
Bfaddock, Pa. after spending a few d.ys
WIN his parents Mr.. and Mrs. n. E
stephan.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick and daueht,r
Miss Ruth Mccormick are spending sew
eral days in Pittsburgh
+. r.. Mccarthy OF Vest Union formsr-
ly OF this city. Is here visiting friends.
Miss Callie Krug has returned home
from Butler. Pa. where she spent the
past five weeks with relatives
Miss Hattie Hill left Tuesday even
ing Tor Newton. Mass. to study music
at Mt Ida.
Miss Hope Peters Is spending a few
Gays with relatives In Clsrksburs
Artei Case has returned from a., ~
tended trip 10 New York. New daseo
Conn. Bradford and Mcdonald. IA.
Miss Frances McConrtney OF Barnes
Earl Hoch.
Mrs. J. r. Dryer has gone to sbaw,.s
ono li called there by the critical illness
Miss Genevieve Gaffney has gone o.,
farkersburg to be the guest 81 NJ
days " 20"
Miss sara Bailey has arrived hmm.
rom farkershurg where she has been
me guest OF her cousin. Miss Catherine
Campbell for two weeks
Friend and g. r. Wells. who hay,
been visiting their brother and sfsfer
III Wells and Mrs. J. r. Mccoy hsve
ieft iqr their home IN Montgomery coun-
Miss Helen Mccoy who has becn spc-d-
ing The summer with her Parents -
and Mrs. r. u. Mccoy has returned ~.
Hoinn~. Va. 20 resume her studies sf
Hollins College.
Miss Maude Bradley OF ReVfo-,,
s,IteI, dcnghtfully entertained BE- -
her Eirl friends with theatre "a
siumher party TUESDAY evening A. ,-tJi
nlghi dainty rcnast was served ana
ihe next morning a. $50 a dcIfrio.5s
breakfast was partaken Of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
RIVER NEWS


\ stage OF feet . inches pool wat
er was recorded here yesterday The
water at poins down river is ample Tor
all boats.
The kanawha was down from PITTS
bursh Tor Charleston yesterday after
noon. The Liberty will be out for Ma
rletta this morning a Al 30 and he EN-
press VIII be in al y. M.
When the Reuben Dunbar uasses
through this city enroute 10 pittsbureh
ii VIII bear the remains OF Henry Brown
coiored. who was drowned as the boaf
vas passing through the locks al No. g.
near Charleston. Monday night. Brown
was stepping from the boat TO the lock
ana in some way lost his footing. going
20 his death
River Stages
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS feet sta
tonary. clear.
,srEUBENvILLE - 50 feet. rising:
clear.
MoRGANTowN-s.3 feet. falling.
OIL CGTY-l.3 feet. falling: clear
NAhht-N-.N foot. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
MAJORSVILLE

MAJORSNlLE. W. Va. Sept. 7s-Tss
itcWttt. OF near Rock Lick had afn5os.
As rs entire crop Of grain burned Thurs
~ ne IRE vas supposed 10 have
been caused by sparks from wood fn fte
thfeShing machine engine. Mr.. White
lalch. tenant on the farm also had a
quantity Of oats and wheat burnca
John ilnsmore. or Dinsmore's rtdg.
PASSED through this PLACE SATURDAY en-
pitnl whore be was operated on FOR frsr.
turc or the collar bone A silver Of 100
bone was removed and Mr.. Dinsmorc h.
Mrs Marie Miliikon. who has he,
spending several days with friends bera
was called to her home az Waynes bura
tIe daughter. Lucille
Mrs. Grover Archer and children. Gore
Mrs NJ. G. Johnson Of the station. sss-
urday
Mcssrs D. o. and O. X Harsh .r
N uHhingtun. spent the weekend ,t,rh
Mr Harsh's sister. Mrs y nj Aiiirnr
Mrs. a. % Mooney has a. her f0raa
Eueet her cousin Miss Goldic Leaar-l.
a r.. Jones. of Noundsyure Win e.
party ui friends. gpent SATURDAY hurt.rg
in re vicinity of Calls.
irr are sp,ndiuF mis- wcck vim y,
lives ut fhIH ulHr.
Charus CIutisr WIN move in the nor
Alley house af MaIoravIllr
fuaarI NHwraHr purchases nov
f'fd auionch iIr recently
AlI fN" typhoid cases In the Trnr..sr
Iurhin homo nf NIdDu are routafrarIr.
Mra NHrH johnson. Uf Crows ann
I.ft sunday fHr rnnuE o. who're aI.
va 10 uU thr Hu..f Of friends rrr u au.L
M... I"ufH Steele of gIfuHrf. ar.r|
fse wc0k end eith Mr ana Aira 10 n.
John rummlus of HuruatIIr. uara.f
'Nr .ugI .I. Village during enc u...
WIN Ioad of fue eeedIinr ueatl.s
which no wee collins fn the farmers f.r
.r UuahHI
Iratfr NIIf.uHr. who BIAS harn .I
D.. improved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
GRIEF CAUSES
WOMAN'S DEATH

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
CLARkSBURG. W. Va. Sept. 20
The body of Mrs. Isaac Wilson. OF
knottsville. Taylor county. was taken
TO Bridgeport today from a BALTIMORE
hospital. where she died last night OF
grief over the death OF her father.
Lemuel T. Stout. prominent Harrison
county citizen. who passed away Mon
day. \ double funeral will be held
Tor Doth tomorrow afternoon at
bridgeport. Mrs. Wilson collapsed yes
terday and was rushed to the Balti-
more hospital in an effort to save her
NE A remarkable coincident is that
Mrs: wilson had several times predict
ed that she would die when death call.
ed her father. to whom she was IN
usually devoted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

The booster trip planned by Bellaire
business men was abandoned at the
last moment yesterday morning. From
90 automobiles promised some time
ago Tor the trip. the number dwindled
down to p few days ago. and when
the hour came for the trip TO start. five
automobiles appeared. After waiting
an hour or more for others. the trip
WAS abandoned. Several reasons were
gwen but the drop In the temperature
and the condition OF the roads owing
TO continued rains Is probably the
cause for number OF the business
men failing to appear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
AIR RAID MADE
ON STUTTGART

BERLIN. Sept %. via London. Sept.
25. 2.25 a. m.--An official statement
issued here to-day says.
Enemy airmen with German marks
on iheir aeropIancs appeared at Sis
CLOCK This morning over Suugart.
dropping bombs on the town. killing
TOUR persons and wounding q number
OF soldiers and civilians The mater
lt damage was quite unimportant
The airmen were fired at by our anti
air craf troops and disappeared I'm a
southern direction 90 $50 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

the knights u Pythias will hold AN
important meeting IN their han on Main
street. this evening
"a Lucas, who was Injured in fall
home '' "' "i7
The high school football team held 4.
DOC Li'r last evening and the team was
buI through some hard work
rev. MfrEIrr. boo has been uaef0r az
me Blaine Pres bytcrlar church tf0r the
ceut "a calf to Utica
regular mId-Wesk service were hold
in all az The local churches Iaaf e..rfrs,
Hnd were largely Httnddtd
Ihe choir meeting for the winter
VIII Do resumed uf The kirsepaH hi o.
church. starting fhia evening
40 school was held Iu gt hrfNDr,.sa
'aihulic building HUetfrdav ur,Irf fr
building '''
The drys' ~ hie cts are orrar.l.r..
TOY fNr wet and drr rHmuuIru fEIa f4|T
Yesterday morning was ono nf frr
coolest ~ fhr season huf ua Tar a. 70
lf known there was uD frost
IniIre ruu'r was blank ..afnrTs,.
morning q No. arrests were made Tu.a.
uHf evening
several hunters returning home r,sr
evening were VOL supplied uIfh eguirr.I
Hf fhrF ere said Co. o. ter. uIrfflI
Tho teachers of So rIuIa German
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
TEMPERANCE DRINK WAS BEER

HJ-NTINFTON. w Va. Sept %
The Temperance Beverage company.
OF Chicago. was indicted by the federal
grand jury here today. on e. charge
OF rhipping becf into West NirginIs
without properly labelling b.. accord
inr 10 au announcement made an the
close of the day by District Attorney
larnhsrt who says that this concern
shipped beer Boo barrels to George Asha
and son at Glen Jean. the beer boIne
disguised as Temperance drink The
federal courts are cooperating with
Ihe West Nirlinia authorities boz the
effort to enforce prohibition and be-
was fnruuah revenue agents that the
alleged intoNcatiua nature of the
beverage sold af Glen Jean was dis.
covered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
ARTILLERY ATTACK
MADE ON SERVIA

NlSH. Servia. Sep. II. midnight. via
London. Sep. %, 1:4i a. m.-(DelayeI
IN transmission)-An official commun-
ication issued tonight by the war Of
fee says:
The enemy on the principal points
OF the Danube 'front.' opened violent
artillery FIRE Sunday from two 10 SIX
O'Clock. firing from the Luoovtz
kovin and Iyanov heights Of jana
and from BOlievatz. Koupinovo. Men
ak and Mitrovitza. about 500 rounds
from held artillery and hOwitzers.
The enemy's cannonade was ac-
companied by a violent infantry and
machine gun FIRE, but il was resultless
from a military point. Our guns re-
piled. with less violence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
TO AGREE ON FRYE CASE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2e.-Anotber
no'e from Germany regarding tho
case or the American sailing sbi,
william J.. Frye. sunk bv the com.
merce raider Prinz E.tcl Friedrich
was received tonight BY the state de-
pariment and was communicated 10
resident Wilson by acting Secretsr,
foik. u will be made public to-mor.
row 'Viuor-
Inc sinking Of the FRYE has been
me subject Of extended correspond.
ence between Berlin and Wasbineto,
ana o. Us understood that an agreo
ment on disputed questions h I,
sigth 'H lh