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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
'oNRAD Il. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. holding a Distinct Court. In Re:
Opening and widening OF an alley in square 81 in
the District % Columbia. District Court No. ll36-
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District of Columbia pursuant To the pro-
visions Of section 1913 section l60 l. inclusive q
the Code OF Law for the District Of Columbia. have
filed prtiton in this court Iraying the condemna-
ton Of the land necessary for the opening and
widening Of alley in sIrfsre ~ bounded by
Wyoming avenue Connectic,t Avenue Twentieth
street and haOEama road northwestI. in the Dis
trict OF Columbia shown a plat map filed
with the said petition Tart thereof. and praying
also that TIEy OF nye jndici's. dianerested men.
not rela;cd TO any person interested in the. pro-
cetdingI and not in the service employment Of
the District Of Columbia or Of the United State. b
summoned by the United States Marshal for the
District Of Columbia TO ASSES the damages each
owner of land to be taken sustain by reason Of
the opening and widening Of said alley. and the
condemnation OF the land necessary for the PURPOSES
thereof and 10 benefits RESULTING therefrom
the entire amount Il said damages including the
expenses Of these proceeiings upon each lot part
of lot parcel Of land in the square block in
which said alley is 10 be opened and widened and
upon each 'ot, rsrt Of lot. or parcel Of ground in
the squares blocks confronting the square in
which said -ley is Ia lie opened and widen.,i.
provided for and by the Aforesaid code of law.
II is BY ;he Court. this 18th day of February.
A. ID. 1875. Irdsrc that all persus having apy in
tersst in these procecdnSs be. and they hereby.
warned and Commanded to appear in this Court
or before the eth DAi OF MARCH. A. II. 1915.
at 10 O'Clock m. and continue in attendance until
the CJurt shall have made its final order ratifyng
and confirming t. award Of damages and the
ment Of hcnents IL the Inry to be empaneled and
sworn herein; and il is further ordered that copy
of this nutiS, and order b. published twice q wesk
for two sIcccshve weeks in the Washington Evening
Star the Washington Post. and The Washington
Herald newspapers published in the said District.
before the said 18th day Of March. A. d. 1915 II Is
further ordered that copy q this notice and order
be served y the United States Marshal. or his
deputies upon each Of the owners Of the fee Of ths
land TO he condemned herein may b- found by the
said marshal his deputies. within the District df
Columbia before the said 18th day ot March. A. ID.
1915 BY the Court: THOS. II. ANDERSON. Jus
tice A true copy-Te>t: IScaL) J. r YOUNG.
fe9.aZ. mh3
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DErD,

BRESNAHAN-On Tuesday, March ..
1915. at a. H.. HANORAH. widow Of
Thomas Bresnahan
Funeral from residence. li09 Fourth
street northeast. thence to st. Alloy
sius Church, where mass will be said
for repose of her soul. $50 a. m.
Thursday. March T. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
lnterment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BRUNER-On March !, 1915. at her late
residence. 647 East Capitol street.
Mrs. JESSIE A. VAN DOREN. widow
OF Assistant Surgeon James F. Bru-
ner. a veteran OF the civil war.
Funeral Wednesday, March 3. 1910, at
CAT East Capitol street, at l:0 D. m
1nterment private. at Arlington Nation
al Cemetery, Wednesday afternoon.
RANDOLPH-Suddenl on Tuesday,
March 9. 1915. of pneumonia, at her
residence. a0S3 Hillyer place, KATH-
ERNIE JULIA powell, widow Of
Major General Wallace Fitz Ran
dolph.
Funeral services at the Church OF the
Epiphany on Thursday, March 4. at
I'D p. m.
Interment at Arlington Cemetery.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
II. sYME. JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys

IN THE srPEEME COrRT OF THE DISTRICT
"f Columbia hcIdiu. a District Court. In re: The
VIII ming Il Columbia Road a minor street abutting
Square ~ IN the District of Columbia. District
COurt. No. llG. NG,iJs by given that the
CommiSSicU,rS of the District o: Columbia. pUr-
suaHt to the provisions q secTon 100 u section
l60sl inclusive Of the code e Law fnr the Dis
trict Of Columbia. have fled Petition in this
court praying the condemnation Of the land neces-
sary for the widening OF Columbia Road mI1or
street AUDITING square 2se in the District Of
Columbia. a. shown on plat or map filed with
the - ID petition, a part thereof. and praying
also that Jury Of five malicious. diSintereSted
men, not related to any person Interested in these
proceedings and not in the service employment
q the District Of Columbia OF the United
States. b. summoned by the United states marshal
for the District Of Columbia to asses the damages
each Of land TO le taken may sustain by
reason Of the widening ot said minor street. and
the Condemnation Of the land necessary for the
purpose thereof and to Assess as benefits resulting
theTefruHI the entire amount Of said damages IN
cludng the expenses o! the> proceedings. upon each
LIT part Of ot parrsl Of land in the square
or block in which said minor street is 10 be wiiened
and upon each lot, part of lot or parcel Of ground
IN the squares blocks confronting the square
in which SAID minor street is to I've widenei. a.
provided for in and by the Aforesaid code Of law
II is, by the Court. this 18th day Of Feb
rrsry. A. ID. 1915 ordered. That all persons
having any interest in these proceeding be. ard
they are hereby, warned and commanded to appear
in this Court on or before the 18Th DAY Of
MARCH 4. D. rsI5. az ten O'Clock A. NJ. and
continue in attendance until the Court shall have
made its final order rstnyinE and confirming the
award Of damages and the assessment o. benefits OF
tie jury to b. emIaneled and sworn herein: and
il Is further ordered. That a copy Of this
tce and order be published tvice 4 week for two
Successive weeks IN the Washington Evening Star.
the Washington Times and The Washington Herald,
newspapers published in the said District. before
the said 18th day Of March. \. u. 1875. II is
further ordered. That copy Of this notice
and order b. served by the United States marshal.
or his deputies. uIon each Of the owners Of the
fee Of the land to he condemned herein may
b. found by the said marshal. or his deputies.
within the Distinct Of Columbia before the said
18th day Of March 4. II. 1875. Bv the Court.
THOS. II. ANDERSON Justice tSeall 4 t7Ie
cory. Test: ]. r. YOUNG. Clerk. By +. E. Gun
AT Irerk
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TO SING SLAVS' CRADLE SONG.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilbur Will Appear
in Church Program.

T." ladies' of the missionary society Of
Calvary Baptist Church have arranged
musical and oratorical program for
a reception at the Sunday school house
Of the church tonight.
feature will be the Madrigai quartet,
composed of Mrs Jessie p. Apple, So
prana; Leroy a. Glider. tenor: Mrs. Ju-
liam BrylawsIsi. contralto. and Theodore
7. Apple, bass. The quartet will be
accompanied by Mrs. Emily G. Dickin-
son. The Slavonic cradle song will be
rendered by Mrs. Elizabeth 5. Wilbur.
Many soaps are positively injurious to
II" skin.
SILK petucoats have rose quilting.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEv.

1914 MODEL WIN BICYCLE. EQUIP
ped with coaster brake, mud guards.
package rake. bell. pump etc: practical
" new Will sell for SO cash. Apply
l4Sa Newton st NV. Ant. n
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Italy Sees Big Landslide.

Genoa. italy. March "A landslide
extending Tor miles occurred today on
the railroad between Potepza ara
Naples. A tunnel was closed and traf-
flc generally was demoralized.
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CATHOLIC MEN TO SOLICIT SUB
scriptions for magazine in WASH
ington and vicinity. JOHN l. CUR
RAN. room 3l4. 929 Chestnut street,
philadelDhia Pa
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SALESMEN-WANTED.

WAETED-STOCE SALESNEN-IIvEI
prUu"stIon for SOou men; no advances
bu: leads. Cali room l3G Real Estate
Trust Building
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

brick. joists. sheathing, flooring. frames.
sash pipe. man;els. Tearing down ten
SIDNEY HECHINGER. EX-
pert wrecker, 18th & SITS. n. W.
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1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
to prepare for detective work. BON 9,
Herard ONCE.
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Dermatologist Institution.

Have you any objectionable feature on
your face? Is your nose misshapen m
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YOU bagginess over or under your eyes?
Are your cheeks hollow? Have YOU
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PERSONALS.

WORkINGMEN - THE TINE FOR
holding on to a dollar Is passing by.
and genial prosperity will soon smile
on us all: even now business shows
and sales are easier: must
he the value in SLIGHTLY used suits, So
to s1o: get wise: one price justin
OLD STAND flg D.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Public Stenosrapher and Teacher,

MISS L FU"Ier, olV 81. "
Lowest Prices, References Furnished.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PERSONAL PROF
crty stored in tire following names will he sold
for charge, March = 1876. at 80 O'Clock. at lSo
u st, NV: Walter Taylor. Reuben or Cora Water,
Z. W. Hal, Marie Hargru1e. Mis- T. Arctender.
Mn. Z Claxtnu Mn =. G. wilkins. A. 7. Tray
lor, Louise Puliiam. Mr.. Mrs c. J. Oven. Mrs.
Rlizabeth Matthews. Agnes p. jackson, Mrs. Ger
..1,de Henson, Charlotte Duean. Daniel Chase.
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
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PROF. D. B. BRUCE,
TIE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
Pianist and ClairToyaut.
He Is ACKNOWLEDGE BY tie European and Arerica1
press he the greatest wonder Of the Science Of
Mystcrics He is nfsilihle in his line Il business
The world has his equal Can be COZ
suited on all sFaiTs I-53A Walter place S e
Hours: a. N to y r. m. Sunday from 9 to I
p II Phone Line. CIV. y B-So letter. will
receive any atrentiOs. Cut ths adv cut; IL Will
not appear daily. rake Lincoln Park car and GET
% al Thireeuth g T. Ofics betEeen B and
& sts
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SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE, WILL,
be received ny the Quaremaster General Of The
Amy. Washington. ID G.. until O'Clock D. IN.
Eastern time. ApTl !. 1915 for furnishing hardware
and tools for delivery during the fiscal year 1916
at dspcts Of the Quartermastcr Corps listed in
schedule. Schedules furnished upon applicatio0
to Quartcmaster General. u. =. Army washinstnn,
II. G.. 90 by Depot ouarteunaster, U. 5. A.,
Washington. u. q. mchs.3t52l
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04
.A|'|.E|:..R0|:PLAVAS
RES cure
British Soldier, Who Ner=
vous WEeck Finds Relic
~ Flying Corps

Correspondence of Associated Prcss.S
BoUFLOGNE. "a Or: The aeropl
| as a rest cure is commend ed aby att
least one British soldier as az resa 1lts
of his personal experience ssss
Ill Joined a line eginent an tlreas
early days or the war, and being an
excel ents shot and AZ good mechanfcs
vas put in charge or d chine gun.
He and his guns.were left by acciden
IN an isolated trench position pihen
his battalion was wi drawn and Ia
had a continuous spell OF forty Tires
days in the forward trenches much
of the time completely cut OF from
his army, before he regainedS hiBsreeI
ment. By thatStime he was q: PHYSICAL
and mental wreck, and he was sent
to "a osp1taI TO cup crate When
hi leave was up, he comb ed to til
officer in charge that his nerve was
shattered that he simply could 5ts bea
to so hack TO the trenches
get the sound OF bullets out or
head, lie; declared, yon must
somethhding else for me to do for
time. Z NJ ss3ias ssssss
He himself suggested hat he
transferred TO the flying corps. 4:
inasmuch as he had already had some
experience in this line ol5fwprk the
transfer was approved In D aS NJ
weeks he had quail fed as an avtato r,
and began pending an hoIIrs of two
aloft daily. The cflange OF Sai 4; 4;
worked just the relief HI equiredss
and restored his nerves to their orig
ina15f frnne ss
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GREAT | COMEDIAN

s1Continued from page 4, second seed.
cast has been selected with care. III
Few people may be aware Of the
FACT. but Thomas hurt On Heath was
the light of day III Il Spruce street
home in 1860. Mi. II eatn. however.
did not grow up in Philadelphia. for
at the Very early age or III lie packed
uptall his earthly possessions in a
carpet bag and small box and started
out with his uncIe's concert company
which travelled by team from town to-
town, determined to elevate the
stage.
Heath and another yonnEster by
the name OF Miller did what was
known as a statue clog. ' After they
had struggled over big part OF the
eastern country. they left for Texas.
where Miller died of yellow fever.
leaving Heath without either dane
ing partner or a meal ticket. IT was
then that Heath met Mcintyre and the
two practlced all nigth SO that they
could accept and fill an engagement
in San Antonio, where they both had
been strand ed With comhn ed cap
fital OF eight cents. M s4
That was about forty years ago, and
the two comedians have been insep-
arabic ever since. Both are in pos
session OF over a half a million dol
lars today. but they never tire OF.
talking OF the dark. days when it was;
~ question Eh ether they eat or not.
There perhaps is not a parallel on
the stage where two fellows have.
!. NC k' 70 each other the way Me-
Intyre and Heath have.
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ROBINSON GRAND
Continued from page 1, second sec,

CONTINUED from page 4, second sec.)
volume. II
5ss 1t has been planred to have their
stallation OF the organ and the re-
modelling OF the house completed In
time for opening With a regular pro
gram OF pictures April I9.
In order to give an idea Of the
splendid offerings that will be includ-
pratial list Of plays and their stars
Is herewith given. Others will be an
nDunced later. This partial list with
The names OF the manufacturers, plays
Stars and the number of rells in the
order given, is as follows:
Famous Players. Are You a Mas
On ~ John Barrymore,
NEorosco, Pretty Mrs. Smith, Fritz
ri Scheff. 4.
Bosworth, Captain Courtesy Dus-
Tin Farnum, D.
an1ous Players. t.Her Triumph, !"
Gaby Desleys, =. .
Famous Players. Mrs. Nell Mary
1aickford. d.
I.asky. Young Romance. Edith
Ta1iaferro, =.
Famous. Players, .;Unwelcome Mrs.
Hatch. Henrietta Crossnlan, ~
Il Aasky, Aylere. tho Trail Divides
Robert Edeson, q. 5ss
Famous Players, Is s Mrs M BLACK :iss
Back. May llfWi in,
Lasky-Belasco Girl or the Golden
Nest all star cast, ..
Famous II lay ers,. ne County Chair
man e. Mack Ign Arbnekie. 81.
Blazon Company, Rule g, kath-
sleen Emerson, .. f
Lasky, The Captive" Blanche
Sweet.
Deutsche Bioscope. William Tell"
I Carl Kien1etEne Ell. .. 9,
ca Film Company IS Patchwork Girl
of OF, Conrd erc, =.
5 New: I ork Motion Picture Com pan!-.
.The Typhoon, Sessue Hayakawa,
Famous Players. THE Crudib 1e, n
Marguerite Clark. ).
Famous Players, The Sign OF the
Cross WI Ham arnur1
i II 14asRy, "a Gentleman OF Leisure, =
Wallace Edinger, 5.
Lasky-Belasc The Warrens of
Virginia. Blanche Sweet,
Famous Players, THE Dancing
Girl Florence Reed. >.
Famous Players, Cinderella. Mary
Pickford.
Roswoii-tn. The Country Mousse
Adele Harrington. q.
New York Notion, The Italian.
George Beban.
Lasky The Country Boy" Marshal
Famous Players. "Rehind tie
Scenes, Mary Pickford
( 4 d
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SHOW

Continued from page u second sec.)
3pleting this motion picture story in
which Clarksburg is#to form the set
ting. as they had expected. The de-
tails are bein gsworked out. however.
Messrs. q. S. Cullet and NJ. A. Har-
Sris.z who represent the Educational
Motion Picture Exchange. OF New
York City. announced that they will
20 ahead with the work Of taking the
pictures. AZ p rincess's Visit to
8GlarlSs burg the title Of the picture.
In which Clarks burg people are 10 be
the characters, Will be shown Il the
Bijou theater. III
4 Are YOU going TO be In the movie?
Better watch or they will get YOU
When you are not .dolled Up We
have learned in An indirec i way that
Il picture IS considered failur.
without having at least one back
Na I'd scene. preferably woman
hanging OFT clothes. Who chooses
Y to take that part. ~
Nessrs Guliette and NJ a. Harris
have been sent into W est Virginia TO
take pictures of&all OF the leading
towns and cities or any importance
In the state and Clarksburg being
the best city III West Virginia. 1T na-
8turall came among the first on the
list. They. carry 4 young woman
With Them, who renerall takes the
nart or the princess. but 1t has been
decided \ o use a cast in this picture
made I'D entirely or local people.
young couple of this city has
been selected TO take the leading
roles and they have consented to be
motion picture stars for q day.
Yep, the kid dies are going to- be
inAttle picture: 1kll Of the schools ia:
the city Will be visited. All OF the
historic spots IA he city vii Il be Wis
tied and he picture or the fuel city
wi be one. Of interest To- people all
over the country. " sHss 3S
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Elks Annual Charity Benefit
Entertainment to Be Mag
nificent Affair.

Everything is in read iness for the
presentation OF the Maid in Clarks=
burg musical production which Is to
be staged at the Robinson Grand on
the evenings OF April d and sWed=
nesday and Thursday evenings OF this
week. NJ ~.
This play Is the .Elks,. annual char
ity benefit. presented this year under
the auspices Of the Eilks-Alarcatn
clubs combined The produce ion is a
ty:o-act musical comedy, which was
written by A. y. Smith. well known TO
Clark sbnlsers. having several times
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04
EFUlILE:.R|:|'Sj' LIES
-tContinued frorlaa bal &c Z. second * ecs

Continued fro1nf IA ge 4. second ssecl4
This Office Is also ma med William,
Fuller: Thinking g, they will never
meet he tells his intended he is : or
5dered to the front. but instead of
going to the front he goes to jail.
When IT the end of his sentence he
turns. he is asked by his friends to
tell OF his experiences: at the front.
He q oes. and ! vou miss i II you miss
a treat. FL
1t is suggested that all married.
men go to the Palace and take IA
post graduate course in lying from
Bill. lie is no soner finished with
his daring tales than he Is confronted
by the real general and this starts.
the ballbrollinE anew. Tt Is some"
comedy "ball-np wh hen the real gen
.eral gets started.
The last or next week Will he de-
voted to another excellent comedy
Peggy from Paris. 18th music and
plenty of IT.. d on forget the benefit.
Friday for the International Alliance
OF theatrical Stage Employees.
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Part the Chorus Appearing in A aid in carksbnrr.-

Miss Elsie Norris, Miss Grata Carney,
Rob Emmett Gill; Percy By rd.8 Writ
Lewis. ] ohm Kane. AtaImaduke Wells.
Charles Gill. Fleming II old len. liam
Shinn and several other prominent
young society people OF this city.
The chorus IS a large one consist
ing Of seventy i've voices. The young
ladies and young men composing this.
body are the most capable and efficient
ever appearing in; IA local talent pro
duction-this statement in due respect
to all that have gone before.
The. scenic and electrical effects
will $snrpas anythins 8 Of this kind ever
attempted before onsa Clarksburg
stage. Special electrical effects have
been secured from New ork City.
for this show and special scenery has
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Humorous Concert
Pro gram Delights
Germans at Front

Y y n I n EWN
Mortar Of Jenna chest OF references
from Sanlur. Liege and Maubergel.
The music lis conducted by the
machine gun division. assisted by
tenors Criftes) and bases l2l cent?
meter cannon
Proeran,.
II Overture 4 s We Marched in
to France in 10 4 4.'G ermanys.s i.
= Phantasyf from the operaa..T
Fear of Spies - England.
Male chorus. The Russian
Catche yon Hindenburg. a
Intermissi0n.
Refreshments, srench wines. vim
tase4 of 49, # aSs. 7 \. Al IN
IF OH SON u. s. hat Isl That Fall
ing from the Sky? s' Bomb accom-
panim ent by Zeppelin0
81 Come into my Bower. Sweet
hear Dedicated to the Russians
by Won Hindenburg). 3.
Folk song. e Y Shall not Last
Much Longer (What all 5hope).
Atter Bth concert sth ere Ill be- a.
wonderful storming attack. followed
by bayonet "A ght Bengal fire IL!
lunlination n tier darkness sets In.
The price OF seats will be determin-
ed after you arrive. For the French
special reserved seats of tcompul-
sion have been arranged. omen
and Ind chil dran n ot VA dnitt ed i.
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previously Written several sketches
and musical comedies which have been
staged Very successfully by the Elks'
COMMITTEES
Dabney Lee Smith. a brother OF a.
aJ Smith. ably assisted by Mrs Dab
ney3 Lee Smith as coaching thes cast
and chorus. MIS-. Smith has charge
5ofEa1l dancing n umbers in this produc-
ton. The properties in this Show are
being apatb!s handled by ;..tP etc. Hit
gili. Hal Gorbin has charge of the
electrical scheme and Luther Moore
is the stage carpenter, jay Reefer4is
hand n Ling he business end Of. he pros
,duct5on I 81 II. ~ .a4! g.
such talented actors and ACTRESSES as
Miss Bessie Byrd, Miss Margaret Gill,
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been painted at the Robinson Grand
to be used IN these performances.
The advance sale has been very sat
sisfactory. a large number OF tickets
have been disposed OF. III fact. more
advance tickets have been sold than
Tor any other .lks show in thcspast
The box Office sale starts Monday
morning at O'Clock. If you possess
an a dvanced sale ticket go early and
get it exchanged for reserved seat
This performance will be presented
insthis city the two evenings as stated.
and In Fai1mont on the evening OF;
April IL. 9.a55s The play is being taken to.
Farm ont sssnnd Ter the auspices Of the
play grounds committee of the ON
ans Lea que there.
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Military Power Of Germany and
Weakness of Her Enemies
Isl Basis
H..

BERLIN pr. s. Friends OF \: Il
humorous minded Teserrist. who is
SERVING at tl:,a West front. have re
7'':.tEsived frasn him. he following con
cert program. which has mad e The
rounds Of the trenches to the delight
OF the soldiers: Ess
Great Charity Concert
n the greatss ia sbatwaen!C Con-
fans and sASerd an J. FOR the benefit OF
our beloved oEeslat homes 5isf
iss AMONG those taking part are The
alto. III iss .' Fat Bertha Of
Essen. She possesses a voice Of great
volume GA scentimeters) and was
personally engaged by Kaiser wis
helm the i'm erial baritone. Herr
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UNI ED STATES
IS POWER RI SIS
TO RESIST FOE

training schools. many Of them VII here
eco men with families would De ms
der training to make them skilled GAR
deners and while under this system
OF training they would I'll be reserv
ISIS.
In this way a reserve ofSfronl so
#ts1D to ID 200 ,0f9 men could be built
up quickly. for three tenths of what
5it would cost to maintain 900 men
in idleness in camps. That would
cost s 100, 600 !. GOO a year. Spend $50
too. 900 year in West Virginia Ia
do the things described above and r.
would mai West Virginia. d model
state and create in its noun ains4 u Re-
serve Of over. 90 900 men every; res
seryist as valuable for military eine1s
gencies as regula. i. soldier, because8
lfe5'ssssoHld be trained. eaui pped ana
organized Just as they ire IN Swffs
.zerIand
IN q 9G6 Switzerland was in#pOsitioR
10 have plIt 5aa {. 4 % m ZEN d ii the field
in side ofathree days. She is the most
peaceful nation in Europe. vet she isssi
II pro nrtion TO 5nopula ion, barTins
perhaps Mont enegro. til e most spnWers
5ful. military nation in t The world