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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
CRAY
HAR, EASY, SAFE
New Ireatment-Not a Dye.
Harniess-Turns Gray Hair
Dark and Lustrous.

If your hair is gray. streaked with
gray, prematurely gray, faded or
falling. simply apply Q-Ban Hair
Color Restorer to hair and scalp q
few times. rubbing It in gently With
the finger tips. Nothing else requir-
ed. It is wonderful. as this simple
treatment makes your gray hair dark.
soft, fluffy. silky. thick. changing
your gray hair to that dark. fasct-
mating luster and abundance which
makes the hair so attractive. Q-Ban
is not sticky or messy; harmless. and
lis a delightful hair dressing. Also
stops dandruff. falling hair or Itch
ing scalp. Guaranteed to darken gray
hair or no charge. Try itI Q-Ban is
not dye. but acts on roots. making
hair healthy so gray hair is darkened
SO evenly no one can tell you applied
|o-Ban. Big 7-oz. bottle only so
cents at Wells-HaymaKker Drug
store, 316 Main st. Clarksburg. w.
Va. Out of town folks supplied by
parcel post Call or write asking for
|o-Ban Hair Color Restorer.-Adyer-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
SIMS
CONTINUED from page J.

document was accepted by the COM
mittee of the whole, reported to the
Congress and adopted on July 4, l71o'
it appeared from the researches re-
fiected in the secretary generals re-
port that this action was not then
unanimous. The New York assembly
did not approve until June 10, and ~
was not until August . that 1t was
engrossed and signed by the member
present and as late as January ls,
1877 one member OF the Continentai
Congress had not yet cfaxed his sig
nature. One-fourth of the members
were not present on July 4, 1875, and
seven of those who later signed were
not members of tho Congress ON that
memorable day. The original parch-
ment, much faded, reposes in an air
tight light-proof compartment In the
state department library in Washing
ton. A fac-simile Is on exhibition.
Work of organizing the Washington
Guard, an auxiliary body in which
are enrolled boys of revolutionary
descent under 81 years old, was de-
tailed by the secretary general The
Organization, not essentially a military
body. aims to train boys in the fun
damental principles of national gov.
eminent and self protection. Boys Of
nine years and under are enrolled as
Junior guardsmen; of ten to fourteen
as euardsmen and OF 15 to d as sem
Tor guardsmen. The boys are taught
to foster true patriotism and extend
the institutions of American freedom.
AS they become of age they are
eligible for enrolment IN the parent
society.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
RELATIVES CLAIM
Bodies Of Women Shot al
Geneva and They Are
Buried Today.

The bodies of Mrs. Stella Beverly
and Miss Martha Harris. who were
shot by j. l.. Beverly at Geneva. a
suburb of Bridgeport Friday. have
been claimed by relatives and were
buried Monday.
A brother of Mrs. Beverly claimed
her body Saturday night and Sunday
morning it was taken to her former
eral services were held Monday.
John T. Harris. of Fall Timber.
father of Miss Martha Harris.
claimed her body Sunday, and 1t was
taken to her former home Monday
and the funeral services and burial
were held Monday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
HEARINGS
of Men VINO eiashed With
constabies Set for Tues
day Evening.

Magistrate T. G. NiceWarner has
set the hearing Of Joseph ~ Snod-
grass, Solomon Saunders and Joseph
Farris, alias Fearless, for 30
o'clock Friday evening. These are
the men who clashed with Constables
Robert N. Noon and Reuben j.
Bartlett recently at the Saunders
home on Baltimore street. when the
officers went there to arrest j. n.
Saunders. Omcers reported that ne
was charged with shaping his own
wife. but this was mistake caused
by a confusion of names.
There are four warrants against
Joseph N. Saunders. One is for as
saulting and beating Mrs. James
Saunders. another for interfering
with constable Bartlett, another Tor
Interfering with Constable Noon ana
Farris is charged with interfering
with Constable Bartlett. Farrts has
been leased from Jail under bond OF
$500 but the Saunders are both IN
jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
NOTICE no sHIPPERs.

Traction Company express cars
leave Clarksburg for Grassellt. O'Neil
Mt. Glare. Weston. Shtnnston. Fair
mont, Fairview, Harrington. Man
nington and intermediate points
daily except Sunday. Shipments for
Warrington and intermediate points
later than 900 a. M; Fairview and
intermediate points. 1900 a. M:
Weston and intermediate points.
1880 m.
Quick service. reasonable rates.
and care In handling make this an
ideal line for shippers.
TON COMPANY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
STATE GAS
Is Soon TO Be Piped to Several
Cities on the Atlantic
Seacoast.

CINCINNATI. O.. July LIT is
announced here that the UIted
States Fuel supply Company OF west
Virginia. having headquarters at
Charleston. w. Va, will soon begin
to build pipe lines from Charleston
to the Atlantic seaboard. supplying
Washington. D. C.. Baltimore, Md,
and a dozen other cities in Maryland
and Virginia, including Richmond
with natural gas for light and fuel.
w. Y. Cartwright, of this city, vice
president of the United company
which is controlled by the Columbia
Gas and Electric Company, OF Hunt
ington. w. Va. and this city, is now
in the East letting contracts for the
pipe laying.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
ALMOST DROWNED
Are Fifteen Persons Standing
in Water up to Their Necks
Before Rescued.

KENToN, o., July 19.-Fifteen
persons standing in water up to their
necks and nearly drowned were res
cued early today from a flood sub
merged house in the Scioto marshes
near Foraker, suburb of Kenton.
The rescuing party composed of Off
while they were saving those in dan
ger the water rose six inches in the
marsh. 1t rained here nearly all
night, causing renewal of last
weeks inundation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
JAPANESE DAY
AT the San Diego Exposition is
Announced to Be Last Day
of July.

SAN DIEGO, July 1s.-Japanese
will have their day at the San Diego
exposition July 81 when sixteen local
associations of the Japanese Asso-
citation OF Southern California will
assemble at the fair
Special events for the day are be-
ing worked out by representatives
of tine association and Messrs. Kondo
and Hayashida, japanese concession
aires with extensive exhibits at the
,exposition.s The expositton and
Japanese OF San Diego VIII be hosts
to the visiting Nipponese.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
OIL BOOM
In the Piney Fork Field as Re-
suit of Some Fine Wells
Coming in There.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, July 10
Not since the excitement caused by
the Piney Fork oil well discoveries
has this section experienced such ao-
tivity in oil well lines. Sunday the
Kingsley well came In and is flowing
at the rate of thirty barrels an hour.
The well of the Hope Natural Gas
Company yielded slightly over ESQ
barrels the first twenty-four hours.
It is estimated that practically all
of the oil and gas well companies
have leases on properties that are to
be worked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
REPROOF
Is. Given a Machinery Company
and a Trade Magazine by
Secretary Redfieid.
enyAasoeiArro pRess,

WASHINGTLN, D. c.. July IS
Letters of reproof written by secre-
tary Redf1eld were sent today to the
Cleveland Automatic Machinery
Company. of Cleveland, o.. and The
American Machinist, New York
trade magazine, dealing with the
publication of an advertisement t OF
poisonous acid loaded shells. The
letter to J.. p. Brophy, general man
ager of the Cleveland concern, char
acterize' the advertisement al ques-
ton as "atrocious."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
MnN1sTER,s MOTHER DEAD.

Mary E. Mitchell died at Fairmont
Sunday noon aged IS years. She was
the mother Of the Rev. Clarence D.
Mitchell, pastor Of the Fairmont
Central Christian church. Funeral
services were conducted at 1890
O'Clock a. m. Monday by the Revs.
Messrs. woodley. of Bethany; w. NJ.
Long. of Clarksburg; and A. n. Bea-
vim, of Fairmont The body was
taken to Piuua. o.. for burial.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
pRoMNEp IN KANAWHA.
PARKERsBI

PARKERsBUHG; July 19-Rob-
ert Clark. of Detroit, who has been
visiting his mother. Mrs. John Bohen.
here for two months, was drowned
"a the Little Ranawha river here
Sunday Afternoon while swimming.
ALTHOUGH an expert swimmer, he was
attacked with cramps and went
down. The body was recovered IN
about = half hour,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
TO ATTEND MEETING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cuppett will go
to Pittsburg Monday night, where
Mr.. Cuppett will attend q meeting OF
Maxwell automobile agents which
will be held there Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cuppett will drive "a 1915 model
Maxwell car home from Pittsburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
sTRIcKEN WITH PARALYSIS.

LOUISVILLE. KY. uly 1s-Louts
IT, Whitman. police sergeant in the
Seventh district, who has been a
member OF the force twenty-seven
years, was stricken with paralysis at
his home and is in serious condi-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

A meeting of the state health
council board has been arranged for
Charleston Tuesday. at which time
the grading of those who took the
examination several weeks ago viii
be made. n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
Howard Post
! REAL ESTATE BROKER AND
GENERAL EgURANCEAGE
ROOFS sss-see ssR Building.
GORED By BULL.

KANE, Pa, uly 1s-George w.
Kelly, a farmer of Russell, is in a
critical condition as the result of in
5uries received the other day by being
gored by a bull.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

ton. An injury to his head. suffered
during the street car strike of 1905,
when he was struck with a prick
while doing guard duty at the car
barn, is believed to have superinduced
the paraIytic stroke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19

HARTLAND

6-room cottage finished In. pine.
Good well OF water, large lot 92x11O
feet, alley in read. Price 9160O.OO
| If you are looking for a bargain
here, you are. The house viii rent
for $500 per month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
SEVENTH STREET.

Colonial Heights.
Right IN the best residence section
| OF the ctty-you can buy lot for
$500. 800 cash and pay the balance
at SIS per months. Don't delay. but
buy at once
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

gn 25. Sannar Gai0arirc Neiicabon, Gr.
21l0, 2ecii.4o.inofc 4ifchc rs Sabre az.
gm %. Snunnr Catherine Nihnroc, bnicr
lir S04 of9aroliHc Sirdbe. 16 Sabre alt.
yum a. Saluar SolepB 9. Seuncit e. 00'
lcpbe 0oipiinl "A Sabre nii.
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@orinh glocHuc so Sabre alt
pm 21 ,S0uunr Qeulnm Orcc.l, 9(r. liO9,
Saracanls SirO6c. 45 Sabre alt.
gm "a. Sdnndr IDumne g. 9lc1nOloc, 9lr.
4is. Cit-GroB. Sirdhc 4V Sabre uit
9lm 20 Snnunr Onicb s.. 8r1mn 9ir. SOC,
Icicr Sirnbe, 81 Sabre all.
PIN %. Sonunr S0p1rinn Carroll, 9tt 1920,
GrcBimans Sirabc. "a 1aDre alt
Pm d. ,Sanuar Nannc Ninams, 9lr. $50,
0rnOlcO Sir0bc AZ Sabre alt
9m pa Snnunr OluUr Gmiih, Wnrh,nno
OcucrQl N0iulial. "A Sabre at.
eu 2l. 5anulr CiilGUciD ocnR, 9lr 3J4,
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PIN 23. Sanuar Miartin Npp5Birwot &r.
1922 gllcconnn Sirabc, "a 1Qbre alt
PIN 23 ,SuuiGr ncnrD 0Dilmciicr, q. So
lcpboSnipiidl II Sabre Qli.
2lm 24 NOnunr WlarD g. Barnes, ar 1913,
McOlocrrO SirnBc, SO Sabre 0lt
YIN "a Snuuar SU6u 5ongDrrtr, NlcrcO 500
ipitnl. b2 Sabre alt.
PIN 90 Sannar Bertha Sloienibol, WcrcO
Supiial i3 Sabre alt
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Nr 230S. Hciiiersrrn 6odo "a Sabre ell
glm a. ,Idnunr Sinnc Npnnnocr Nr. 22l1,
Gollou.9lucruc. 7S Tabrc alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

gs piro 6icrmif got5 eescbcn 6ab ncr
M1abor uno Siaoiraib bon Baltimore I'M bic
glnnobme encr 9eroronuna eriu6 weroen vlto
inr bic 6unocmuirnMa GrjiiHung nno &crbrr.
tcruna brr 9iciicrSioiun-Nnoo bon ibrer ietiael
9rciic. pen eg GnB anl ciEe gegSeHls SSeIie Sga,
nurh 3n con0emnirea gcpldnt miro iou elnen
@reis nit 372 SUB Snrnmeiicr biloeiL ce1
6 conocmnri Werocn ion, uiro mic iolal be-
bricbcn:
gln oos Qano, oas lnnerboi6 ocs llmian9s
cincs arciics nit 1856 5ub Aaoins licat, belen
Miitielunrlt oui Der N}iticlinic ocr SO 6ii6
6rcitca RciiicrsioiuuHnd heet ipie iie iiD
lest inter ocr aH rs. 5cbunr 1913 unter5cin
neicn 8eroroNura 9ir 228 in ocr %ro6eour
ocr gonoemnrln9 helnoct, uno pclber Mitles
punfl inblim f2o-40-20', 0fili0 1858 SUB
BON Der @reu6uns lieai,, peIoe onr4 beiaeie
uorobnidiic Geite Der Nclliereclpn'9loao nno
Der noropcnli@iien Geie Der Bari peigbtSsgloe.
ecbiloci Miro ioie icbt "a SUB brcii olisaecel'
Bic COORDINATION beiagien Nliiiclpnnies oea be-
iaaien Circle ani 6.qs pon Der 1opoa5apeil1elI
bcintte S6itcm bnirt lino ueitIib 1904 6ub
uno nbrbiih f0iS5.52 SUB.
Nidn ictc Anrtc bee bcinqieii Circle. lplc er
su conocmniscn neploni piro, i'm 9r4ip oes
tiircduS ncr Sir0bcnonrbbruds'Go 'Gommlndte.
(Ndu23 o5 80 Scbr1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

0nltfmOrc. 27. <duuar 1915.
Sirsnn oer AbjHgeiouai' Nonmiiion Der Staot
8nitlmorc.
Nn5cigc oes Sauiidts0uuitn!is Nr. l45, uber
@ebcnianalc i'm Sirriit NJ. 3:
Vctnc1ctc Nngcbotc MT Der Nulurlti ekro'
roial for bniloina lateral emers auo bonles
ben .9odr0 OF gliparos of Baltimore Gin .,
meroen bis Wiithuodl, ocn 10. 6ebrnar 1919,
n9r @urmitaac, I'M Nnrenu beg Siaoi.Ne'
eiiraiors. Naibbans, Baltimore, Wio.. eniae'
gcn Qcnonlmcn fir oen Ban pon 8uelgsA0nda
len iiun 0dus. .Qnlhluilcn i'm 0iiiriii gr. 3,
mic ani ocn &ldnen pcr5eidnct it, Die i'm gns
rcdn Ocs 0crrn Cabin gS. Nenorid, 0beisNns
eenieur Der Observation-Disclosures auloe
mabri iiro.
ndd Samiia1 30. Sannnr 1915, Qnl Uelnb,
i'm yurcuu Der Nb3u1sinnulsOO OOmnin0n Stma
ncT Hr. 9O4, uAmcrican Nnloln8," baltimore,
nh, crldnQt merocn.
sine Cicblbr Oou 5000 uiro iiir icoe HeiDe
bon Spcjiiiintioncn uno Nlduoruden etpooen.
Eieic 0cbiibr miro bel RldQabe am ooer nor
Ocul 10. Sebrunr 1915 Der nid)t bcnubicu 1pcf
3iiiaionen uno @lQnc IN autem 3ulinnoc bu'
ridcrliniici oocr bci NicGGpe Der 1u9cmelnel
Gpcliit0tloncn luio Nlane i'm Sale Elm gns
0cuui circcrci0i uirn.
Gin bcelau0iaicr 0bed oc3 @ieiers iiber Die
Summe oon S25O0QQ onl cine sle9rne 9onle
Nuui" Ncloncn. an Die Grocr ocs WlnOors mo
sinoirlihs BON Baltimore 6dblbar, miro nil
icocm glracbot Ocrlangt
lbncidl1sic Guautitdtcit.
2235 Gin SUB Anidle s big ~" I'M
1000 Gin Sub llnierbranoqc d" bis c..
10000 Gin. SUI 6" Ierra Gotta Sousar'
fDlniio
5000 Gin Sub ." OuBcien-0ansani6liili
500 3pcQiiiidc
Scr crfoQreihe 3eicr aui oieen 9ontyaii
mub 9nroi6afi iiencn uno Die &ori6riiien oes
Gi0ot0bariers ibcr 0priraiie crfiQen
Ee Gontrafi9eb5roe be9dlt id oos 3eoDt
bor. irncro Gin oocr ale glngc0oie 5uridjn'
meiicn-
Sm gMitragc ocr 9l65nesidnalsGomm
Gtarlcs Gnglauo,
8oriiber.
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Scfreidr
@eiidiiet: 27 S0niar 1915.
9cnu Qubcrt,
Temp 9rdiioeni Der 9oniraii 8eb0roc.
(Snn23-30 ScO1 y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

Ser Abcno idlcitt d leiie oiirdl Oas 6cnitcr
0e Some ped)t Der Q0nn rung mioem @roa
oann ihrilt Die @lode OrouBen in0 Oas GRdoden
bringt cincr 5copoit6rie Ser jimgcn blonocn SSrau
Cam gebt oas WlaOdeu oriidt nod iAct oie &lintc
Scr bobcn 5biir un0 MIR Die groBc Stanou6r hirrt
Die imgc Srau rcBt nlr Elm gang flen weng 5tterno,
Die SiIac BON Dem 8rief Der nidbt bon Smt
Goo6 Damn 0erilegm Dor oen Augen i6r Die gSortc
sic icn 9iaior II 10 gut CT 6 fonnte tonenO aui
geiett
nur zines liet c inmer, inmer iUie0er:
o6r iiel un0 uoro oorm 6cinoe begceet
Die ebtcn Morte Oic bon einen 9ippen funtcn,
eS mar Elm N1orgci, fnlt gcipeiitig grou
cr iprof c abacriiien, nit Dem So0e rn0enO:
@riBt mene Sieie menc tleine 6lon0e 6ra
Gonn oruben ieine modern treien @rena0iere
ein Gra6, eon5 oic5t no rmire Shibenline iiebt
cir tleiner arcis, 0re ScnO pou idlwar5er @roc,
elm iblidtcs &rci5 mo II Selm ob gum @cbet
gm Tag Gor Dem, ga 6m Sic fleiue tid idlc S9cl
Die Yunce rib cs traf i'm an Der SGl1ie iibcrm
linfcn Sbr
crGielt oas GiicnfrcB er curd oen @oitianteu
fir cine Sclocnt6at0 90 idrieb 6r iein N}ojor
Die mgc 5ral birgt oas @ciitt in i6re i6maenSdnoe
Sic pciit. Cie Ddnmerimg dlei9t olntcl ourd
0en 8alm,
Die oroBc Stanbilbr iddgt bic odte Shuloc
rno orb Der &udiid ruft ais pie i'm Sraul.
&or einen So6r ais iie nit 91i5' oas bisden
&onlmsDerinogen augcbraht 6egannen lie Den Sau
oes ilugen Glids. lnO est mic ibreb bod en
@loor
eirBt meinc 2ieeI, meinc fleuc blonoe 5ra. ......
Ole E6re offnct iid gou iadbt lmo foum Oernc6mbor
Gin pcrr trtt cn emit Sberit nO nod tattli i'm 6io
oie 3dbne beiBt Oie tnge 6rau 5uianime1: Batter
Siirt er6ieIt oas
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er fel..."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
S0a Gdlulbe.

Gs nar0 am %. 2aauar 1915 Soa ehu.se
f1ea 0affmiN In ihrcm II 2ebenSiabr qe'
ucbte Saith bon Gml q. 8. Shnlte. sic
Nccrbionun finoet Cpnncritns. ben %. Sanunr,
WdnmiiiaQs llb-, bon ibreg gScbhuHa, VT.
1925 geci.Nrnnilu. Strole aus cui eem ceous
BON SdrliSrebboic" TAFT (SaH27-2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
g g. Sttn Qooihef.

qn6Ided, 80 Sahrc ali, aeieUicr Safe bon
Gliia6eib Qaofhed 92crpaaoic uua Srcunoe
nuo cinoclnocn Der 9ecroifun8 bei5npohncu
uc hc am Eonnerit0q. ben 2S Snruar Nnchs
niitrS 3 llbr, aoon ieincr gsohunro 9r. 1902,
Numcn.uroiN Gcrrncc, aus iiatfiinhci @ei
iehuna priu0iim nii Dem ,eonoon NorfErlco'
hoic" CNdn2I-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28


@aliimore, Ulo 20. Sdnunr 1915.
&criieneite glueeboie, nit Der gIuithriit u4lp.
po'nls ior Cotton strips for 9itp Gtoreiecper'
uuo abreiiirt an ben .@oaro OF 9naros care
Of 9ii6nro @pinn. Sin Repiiicr. sim Sall.
Baltimore Wo.", peroen bis If llbr &ormlt'
tag6. am 3. 6ebrrar 1915 anGenontineu.
Spc3iffntioncn fno i'm Nreau oc5 Staot'
QaperbaussQerpa!iers erbdliin
Scbcn 9nqeboi nliB cin beglnubiAter 0bed
ocs 9icfere fir eiHbunoer 2olnrs ($l00), an
ben Nlupor rno Giaotrdtb bon baltimore,
ourn Elm Clearing Sonle 8ani" 5ablbar. bei'
gciiiat icjn
Ole GoniraitsNeb1rbc bobdli iid bas 9ie@i
Dor, irocHo elm nlio ale @uaccoie nb3upeiicn-
4nreboit IN Der iibli0en 6orm i'm 9eirnge
0cS 0onirdlics. ole bonn Staot@roinrntor 81
beiidi0ca it, miro bonn erioIureicben Sieler
pcrldngt.
Ofarlcs 0ilirn,
Slaoi Qaeerbaus. @erualier.
@ciidiiei:
Sp1n Gnbcrl,
tcnip GSrdlioeni ocr Gontrali9cb0roe.
(San21 27 ;Scb2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Department fr 1ficnnime @crbcnerungcu.
Iimicr. 3 cnaricmcni hcs 2inni.Snnencnre.

iinterSepariemcn bcs etabtSuaenirurs.
0alt ~ o c, Nlo., a. Snnudr 1910.
Nh 9lnc bic es nn9c1r
0S uiro bermit eemdb ben ND0niien oO y
un0 SO 0es Baltimore Staotsebdficre beiunnI
Qcm0tbt oaB Die VilaiicriuassS Somnulnon oet
Stnot Baltimore ndb Dem 1. ylnrj 1919 be'
Qilucu uiro, Die udibgcnnniicn Strnben mo
glueD nit moOcrncm liaicrial 5u pilniiern, neu
5u pildiicrn nil0 ueu 3ii bclcacn. glue Reronen
uno Gorporaiioncn pcrocn ocebdlb duleeorocri,
Grlanbnibfelue iir ale glrbcicn 5n loicn uno
6icic Dor ocm l. Wllr5 1915 81 bccnocn, oie
IN irGeno ener 98cile bic aulerabun9 ooet
glnrcibung nnWQenannicr Sirubcn oocr NueO
oocr cucs 1bcics oericlhcn roibie MAIDEN
nb6ten, nd0ocm iic oui lo.de gSelle aepila'
iicri. neu aepilniicrt oocr ren bee1i nno.
2ie obcn cyludbncn Sirnbcn uno 4uc1 lilo
q1mbaros eir., bon Y0c0'Sir. bis poptins Ylnce
9altimpresstr., bonn gronomaD bis 8u einenl
qren5eno an ben Snnelpdp.
eaiisrn.9lus., bonn 9roaowop bis %atierion'
caiirra.SISs, bon guipooo.aloe bis BUR 0fIiden
Siabt9rcu5e
4attcrisn.gf sglpe., bon QroitSir big GiIer'St.
Micrccr.etr., bon 4i9btSir. BIG 9nlocriStr
g5oicr, Str, bon QiQ1tSir. bis 0nloerisSir
Csrant.2tr., bon gSaicrSir- bis @crmnWSir
0DliIracwortf' etT., BON Sou9aro'a or. bis our
@Ms.Sasn, bon German.er rc6tpinIlia sur
S'"'''1' s.. M. McGap,
SiaotSnecnicnr
SIN glulraoc Der @iiaernn9S eommiiion Der
o. SeIib Compton,
Gorliber nno conlultrcnoer Sn0enlenr
(Sont1, ts,25.5ebD
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garcan ber eirsaen5urmSrmaS.0u .0ummiiar.

( ~ o G, lS Ndnlldr 1919.
Sic Strdbcnourdbruns 0onlmiildrc IN Dcr
1idot Baltimore mabeH piermit beIannt. bah
na6bcm iic ibre Lubeue iber Die 0ni6d0ianIl.
0cn ltnfoiien uno Weribcrb0bnngen be3iigltD
Scr 0onoemnrnHs nnb 0rrfinung Der @ptumac'
etrnbc GO Sub breiD bon Der 9ioroieite Der
SnbettcsStrdbc bis 81 Sii0olileite Der Ybilns
oclpbi0.accnue nehli Den onranl be3iall4en
cnoQnltigeu uno corriairien crilirenocn 8ln.
nen rcOioiri haben. gcindB ben 8orlnrlnen oee
06arters ocr Siuht Baltimore unb Der nm
80 Snni 1914 unierseinneien Bcrorbnung yir
500 oe5 Wldbors ltHb Siaoiratps.
ie bierntit Noti8 0eben, oob beldeie Iobcuc
unb Sartc nui oiee gSellc Oollenoei uHo be-
einubiat moroen IT, mo Dab Der NldDor mo
eiaotrutb bon Baltimore. ooer irgcno melDc
4erion ooer Rerionen. Corporation ooer eot
porationcn Die nit Dem 3iiprud Der 0n.
indoieungcn 0oer auierlegien gSerlperpobuus
gen. ue bier eendnni un5uirieoen hno. in'
ncrbdlb oreibiq (30) Ldaen bonn ncun5eliien
Enec I'm Snnnnr 1915, oem Enmm Der eriiel
bon ms erlniienen @erollenilinung oieer Nos
ia. hneeaen ourd lnriiilihc 9eiition an ooS
Baltimore Siaotaeridi nppcalren m5gen. iHs
Dem iie oaS Gjcridt ipu cine 8epiilon oereloen
Gnorne G.. 0jrnnnan,
So1n 3. Gnniuro,
NnrfD u. 9lemlcg,
eugene 9. glubosIs,
(2an2o 2e,5e62,o) Glcrf
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MlntiLNn Qnhenlnd .@ef

tcniad gird IA Sabre ait ac.ieDie SCOOTER bon
QQura Bed Gcrmanoe mo Srclnoe Der 6ns
mlic fno b6ilidbii eiHgeldocit bcr Neeroi9un1
am Gonucritag, 3 ubr NahniinQs bon Der
QRohnunQ ibrcr Nluicr 9lr. 29iG, Sit.@atl-
more e-etrahc, nus. bciuruobneu. gellctung
auf ocn Baltimore 6rieopoie."
(Nnu26-2S)
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IS nqrb am %. Snnuar 1915 Cfio qoiper,
ocltchier @atte Der berilOrhcncn Nund Conner.
i'm Qllier non 7s Sohrcn sic 9ccr0iminp lin
oci born Ironcrbnilc 9lf. 2056. Nariuro-Nuc.,
aus nn Nreiaq 90 Sanidr 3 llbr Nddonl.
iinif @crrnnoie nno Srclnoc iino crlu6t, Der
icl6cn bei3nuobnen gcietnna prihoi aul Der
Smmonucl 9ui0crdn 6cmeicr0. Sittc ieinc
Whuneu (Ndn2s'2N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28
Gnlinn gQnIs.

Sc nar5 nm 90 Sauuar 1915 0mmn gcell
loeborcne S6icetcr). 60 SABRE at; qelieple
Satin ncs ucriiorbcncn G,cor0c l. aS0l3. irii'
Der IN ar. 1916 3oro 0ob Sirche Eie Beer
oiQuno iinoci Gvuncrling, ben 2S. Snnnat,
lRorocnS nm s llbr, bon ocr gsoDnMn8 iqres
CitSeferionseirafc ons itatt. (San27-2s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-28

Nnlifncre, 2S 1nnuar 1913.
2er Staot0gomcier miro nm Sicniia0, 3.
Sebrndr 1918, 81 oer nngcge6cnen 3eit an
Gri uno Sic0e cildciucn I'M Die 9ibedur ocr
oQenoeu Struben fei3niteuen
WlatiDcussstTnhc, bon Der Ibirtictb Sirn6e
bis 5n einem 9uniie 800 Sub n0roh6. I'm 8
lDr Normii.dps.
cuntcssStraec, bon 0bores' Dig Sigbi'
SirQbc uno Midc,t'oiGSnri, bon Sugbcs Sirns
Sc bis Nloniaomcrp. strobe, I'M 11.30 ubr Sor'
Gbpayo q. Conan,
(Jln2s) Staot@eomcier.
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SSreOerief 0reinpel

Gs iiarb am 25. Sonnar 1915 81 0hcitHut
Mbae, nnhe ncr heuiimcn N'rDe fSrebcriG
Grempel, 78 Sabre at accbicr @atte pon
Nlnrnarei Nrempcl Gcrunnoie mo 6rcmoc
am Gonneritaa, ben 2s Sdrunr. &ormiiiaps
n ll6r, IN ieincr lcbicn 9Sobnfip bei3npobs
ncn. Qcfcbnna nu Dem .ErMh NinocsSrico'
hnIr" nm 2 llhr NnMmlIinaa. lNnn2l-2sl
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Nbnnnsutcn, bic ben ,,HeniIren 0urrcipon.
bentcn" Mat pnnltlidl poer unrcnelma6lg rr.
hnitcn, llnO nebetcn, bfr Office bnUOn per Selc,
yprn cocr irrltnp Wlttiueluna ~ mnden.