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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
In Their Invasion of Austria al
though They Have Footi1oEd
on Both River Banks.
WEARlED RUSSIANS REST
French Make Their Usual Re-
port of Slow Progress in
Western War Zone.
o. AesoelAEEe rHEEs,

LONDON, June 1O.-Careful read
ing between the lines OF the various
official announcements of the last
twelve hours leads British observers
OF the situation on the continent to
the belief that the wearfed Russians
have been successful in gaining
breathing space along the eastern
front Furthermore, evidence of the
stubborn opposition which the Aus
tro-Germans are said to be meeting
near the center Of the line in Cali
cia is declared here to exist in the
statement from Petrograd that 1000
Austro-German prisoners have been
taken in a series of counter attacks
near Przemysl- According to Rus
sian reports the Austro-German Of
fensive in southeast Galicia has not
been able to cross the river. Dniester.
at any point except Zurawna. which
is forty miles from Lemberg, which
they reached last Sunday. Berlin
contradicts this with the statement
that the right wing of the German
army under General Linslngen has
advanced ten miles farther and oc-
cupted Stanislau. an important rail-
road center
In the west the French make
their usual report OF slow progress
accompanied by the repulse of Ger
man counter attacks. The French
claim and Berlin admits that the
French now are in occupation OF the
entire village OF Melville St Vast.
while only fraction OF the labyrinth
is left in German hands. From other
positions of the French front come
reports of minor advances.
According to Vienna the efforts OF
the Italians to cross the river. 1sonZo.
near Gorilla have been repulsed after
a serious engagement 1t would APP
pear evident that the Italians have
met the first difficult problem Of their
invasion OF Austria in their endeavor
to cross the Isonzo although they
claim to have footho1d in some
places on both banks.
The resignation Of William J.
Bryan as secretary of state IS still an
absorbing topic OF discussion with
the English press. The text OF the
American note to Germany is await
ed with great eaSerneSS-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
Grew PICKED UP
After Being at Sea in a Small
Boat Long Time without
Food or Water.
A..ae,Arrn rersr,

HARTLEPooL, England. June 10
The members OF the crew OF the
4rawIer. Velocity, which has been
S11rgS at sea. by German submarine.
were landed here this morning after
being ffty-two hours at sea in a small
boat without food or water The men
were in a terrible state of exhaustion
when picked up by the vessel which
Drought them to port
The Grimsby steam traw1er, Not
tfnSham. was sunk in the North sea
Monday-by the shell fire Of sub
marine. The crew was saved
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
NORFOLK, va, DESPATCH
CONTRADlCTS PARIS ONE

ssY Askeei~TEo rREsso
NORFOLK, Va, June Do.-Captain
Thriertchens. recently returned from
a leave of absence, and now is aboard
the Prinz Eitel Friedrich at the Nor
Surgeon Noite is way from the
ship and an inquiry is being made
At the navy yard 1t was said that
Nolte went away on leave about a
month ago. He failed to return on
time and the matter was reported to
the navy department.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
ANY American Vessel CARVING
Confaband While Agreeing
10 Pay DAMAGES for Act.
TWO POINTS ARE REJEcIEE
Does Not Regard Destruction of
the Frye as Violation OF
Treaty Obligation
tny .nnoe,A4rpp er,r

WASHINGTON. June 10@GeE
many's latest note to the Uniteds
States on the sinking Of the American
SAILING ship. William 2. Frye, by the
Prinz Eite1 Friedrich received neEe;
today makes the far reaching cam
of right to destroy any American
vessel carrying contraband While
agreeing to pay damages for thesacIs
Two point Smade by the OnlEe9s
states are rejected by GERMANY
One was the statement OF the Amer
lean government in its note ofEApr1is
IS that prize couTe proceedln9ss
meant unnecessary delay. all matter1S
concerned being Susceptible OF
nrompt settlement through diploma
ic channels and the other was tndIs.
that the destruction Of the Frye Wa
--unauestionabIy- violation OF stnes
OBLIGATIONS imposed upon the NM.
perial government under ease1neG
treaty stipu1atfons between the Un1---
ted states and Prussia.
treaty of 1925 the binding force OF
which was admitted by Germany ~
its note of April the right of3cttt-
zens of either country 60 ship arms
and ammunition as well as all othe1
kinds of contrabaus IN thes:-7own YES
sells was granted In time of%Wd
but each party had the right to DEAN
such contraban0 ana sPayme1IsA t -etSAsS
for 1t If confcated-
The note from Germany today en-
Iarges upon the treaty Of 1928 BY
claiming that while the treatdy did
not specifically permit the destruct1on
OF a ship. nevertheless its contraband
could not be stopped In any Other
way it could in the extreme case be
effected by the destruction OF the con
traband and of the ship Carrying t.
The eneee-of Germany IS .answerfc
day, If its assertions are accepted by
the United States would be to throw
into the prize courts for decision All
cases Of whether destruction OF an
American vessel constituted an e1-
IRENE case of military necessity ln-s
rernat1onal law outside of treaty stp7:
ulations has contained many moot
case on that point While the de-
claration Of London established
naIly that in case Of military neces.
sity a ship whose cargo was more
than half contraband could be de-
stroyed after passengers and crews
were removed to places of safety. the.
declaration was not ratified by the
United Statesss express motive having
been given again by the American
government to Germany IN the note
of April % in that the declaration
was not regarded as In force.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
CAMP rs BURNED.

The camp Of the Lewis Lumber
Company situated about three miles
below ATbrightsyille on Cheat river
has been totally DESTROYED by IRE
The fire Is supposed to have originaf-
ed from the cook stove and owing to
the fact that the men were some dis
lance away at work. burned to the
rnund before any OF the workmen
Knew or the disaster The loss VIII
amount to several hundred dollars
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
STORAGE
Room is Secured at the Ice Plant for
Fresh Green Goods.

Joseph Becker. manager OF the
Public Market House Company, has
lust completed arrangements with
the new Arctic Ice Company az 1ne
old ClarksburS Brew1nf GompanyS
nlant. for cold storage space that Will
enable him to store several carloads
of green fruits and vegetables. to be
used as wanted.
BY this arrangement 1t VIII be pos
sible to have fresh goods at all times
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
GERMAN REPLY
To Americas Second Note Re
garding Sinking of the Viii
liam P Frye Received.

ABsociA@Eo PRrEs9
WASHINGTON, June 1o.-The Ger
man governments reply to the second
American note regarding the sinking
OF the American ship. William P Frye.
by the Ethel Friedrich reached the
state department today Acting secre-
tary Lansing stated ats contents would
not DE made public until the reply
had been studied:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
CHARTER ISSUED.

A state charter has been issued to
the White Brothers Company Of
Clarksburg. company organized to
carry on a wholesale and retail gro
Gerry and general merchandise bust
ness. The company has an author
lied capital of $4,000 and the In
corporators. are Burton D. White.
John T. White. Thomas c. White.
Ohio L. Douglass and OTie l. Hol-
singer. all OF ClarksburE-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
GERMANS RETREAT.

CIV ASSOCIATED pREESo
BERLIN, June 1O.-The official an
rouncement from army headquarters
today states that the German forces
which Invaded the Baltic provinces OF
Russia have retreated- The state
ment says that, the German wing
southwest OF Shawl has withdrawn to
the south towards the Beisago1a-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
VA NDERBILTS BODY,
NOT REALLY FOUND
AS at First Reported as ].
Proves 10 Be That of a
ForeTgn.EabOT er.

:or AksoGINTEe Prrso
LONDON, June 10.-The .repreSen-
tative in London Of the Vanderbilt
family received word from Queens
town this afternoon that the BODY re
covered on the coast OF County Care
last night was not that OF Alfred Y.
Vanderbilt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
CoNvENTIoN OF osTEoPATHs

Arrangements have been conn
oleted for the annual meeting Of the
West Virginia Osteopathic Society,
which VIII be held Saturday at Par
one day It VIII be attended by DR.
Nv. Fletcher. who IS secretary
treasurer OF the society. and DR. G.E.
MOTIFS: both Of this city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
SECRETARY RECoLLECTS
HE CARRIED A WATCH
CIV AssoerH4ED rrrss

ASSOCIATED prESS,
NEW YORK, June 10.-Charles A
Croker, who was secretary to Alfred
G. Vanderbilt. said that AGr- Vanderbilt
carried a gold watch when he sailed
on the Lusitania. It was Mr. Crockers
recollection that the watch bore Mr.
vanderbilt's monogram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
RUSSIAN OR POLE
LABORER IN FACT
CIV 4ssoe,.rEn --rsn

Assoc,sTEn r<Es0
QUEENSTOWN, June 1e:-The body
recovered on the coast Of County
Clare apparently was that OF a 1aborer
a Russian or a Fole. The Cunard
Company announced definitely that 1t
was not Mr yanderbnt's body
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
PRAYER MEETING.

Misses Emma HaIdeman and Ber
tina BayiIe VIII be leaders alta prayer
meeting to be held at 80 O'clock
this evening at the residence OF Mss;
MoIIie Patton at216 Mechanic street,
to which al are cordially Invited
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
GETS ROAD Sentence

In default of paying fine Of 81
and costs for drunkenness. a man
giving the name OF Charles Moore
was sentenced Tuesday by MaEis-
rate T. G. NIcewamer to serve six
days on the county roads.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
DAUGHTER BORN.

Mr.. and Mrs jill Hendrickson
are rejoicing over the birth Of ten
and one-half pound daughter at s
o'clock this morning attheir home at
$50 Wright street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
CAPTAIN ARRESTED
While Disguised as a Cook
Aboard an Italian Steamer,
Says Paris.

PARIS, June 1O-TheN captain OF
the German converted cruiser, Prinz
Eite1 Friedrich, has been arrested
while disguised as a cook aboard an
Italian steamer, according to de-
fspatch from Algeziras.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been issued
to Chaldon B. kinney and Marion r.
Boyd and Jackson D. Maby and Della
a. Persinger. ssss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
on TRIAL.

Tony Smit was placed on trial u:
;tbes esrfn1f1aI court ThuIrsdays charged
with vfolatinEth the ftfon laW
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
@naIan0 nn6 6as @SLferredlt.
gluS Der O5oIiiihen 8citltnq."

~tN~ w N'oOl Ollllu9Nll OCllullB.
Otan bat oie Seu6clei cine Sul-
oigpng oes 9aiters all oie Sugeno
genannt. Sic 1T cine ser eigen-
ibaften, ourd oie li6 bon icber Die
enoIiihc Bolitif ipie oie feines all.
oeren Staotes ousge5eihnet bot. So
bieI @eDidt Gin Gngldnoer in ieinen
periouli1en glngeIeeeubeiten auf
&colidteit Iege, iDie iie ii6 fir ieoen
D@entleman" ibidt; bat er ols
Stautsnonn Die @el9Gfte Ieines
Sonocs 8ii Ieitcn 10 iIt ibut ni6ts
notiIrlibcr, ais Sreu mo @lauben
6n Derlenencn. 9ornl mo6t Die
britil4c Diplomatic INNER nod oen
Serill6 G6 ais uneisenniibigc Sel.
ferin unO @eidiiberin 9clgiens ouf.
6rlpielen Son sociiti9cr Seitc,
ins6eionoere bom 9lei9sfon8ler un0
neueroin9s bon SeIfferib, lit Der
@eoenbeweis iAloeeno eefiibrt NOR.
oen. GneIano bat Die belgii6e gteu-
trolitdt nidt iiderrL ionOern ii4
ielbitberrlib iI6er iie binmeeieben
woaen Snt oieieu 91eiitrdlitdts.
brud ieit Sabren geplout, betrie-
ben nnO borbereitet. @enn es oen.
nod bebouptet, 6as @olferre6t au
pa6ren mo 5u Oertbeioigelt 70 lit
oas chen Die berfommlidc $eudelet.
Gn9lono uno T6lferrcdtl Sdon
@lontesquieu Bat eefloet Dab oas
li6 9erousue5ue, oos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

entipredcno, OoB sic britii6e @loie.
fiat es fir cine Dem Odnilden @olfe
idulOige Nflidt gebalten babe, oas
&erInngen Oilrb cine iturfe 5Iotte
unO 9lrnee 81 unteritiibeu. 0@ir
fonmen oaber an Cure GiiIten nibt
ais 6einOe." 0ie S6iffe ioaen ipd-
ter 3uriidgegeben tuerOen. Giulttpei-
len ieoo1 muroen, oa Die Idnen fiir
0ieie 9l9tling Ser 9}eutralitdt fein
@eritGnoniS botten Copenhagen
flint Gage lang 6omboroirt, %
StraBeu in 9(ide geIeet, iiber 1000
@leni6en, ooriruter Oiele6rauen unO
&inOer, geto0tet cine &ei6e 9irden
IN 9rono geihoTen inO Oie gan5e
odniiGe 6Iotte, oarlmtcr 16 9iuien-
idiffe imO IA 6regatten, ais CUTE
9eute peggeidleppt. Bon ser 9iiid-
ga6e ser Shiffe por mic pieOer oie
&eoc. Gdnemarfs SeemoGt mar
bernicbtet
90 abtetr England 0as G0lfers
re6t. llnO in gIeider Gage wiirOe
gnglanO beute pieoer 10 banoeln.
llnO sic gegierimg Oieies Staotes be-
bailptet, iie babe gelgiens 9lelitrali-
tat ibiiben woaelt, iie fibre &rieg
sur @ert6eioigimg Oes G0lferre6ts ?
@s lit nidts ais eitel Seu6eIei
9[m 20. glpril 1916 bemerfte ipot-
tiib i'm engIiitben llnterbaitie @bit-
bread bon Scr Sppoiition gcgen Oic
9iegierung: Scanning imO 9oro
Goitlereagb ba6en ims ieiner5eit err
5d6lt Dab Tie sur 3erIt0rimg 9open-
bagei'S nibt auSgingen nit Dem
Baron &uienoorf inter Dem glrm."
5o6en iie Oas er5dblt, 10 geicbab eS
in einem glnioa bon @brlidfeit, Ger
sic ionIt berriHenoe ltaatsmGnnii6c
Seudelei unterbrah. YufenOort OoS
lit Der berllbmte Golterre6ts-Sebrer.
llnO nit Dem gebt cine britiide 9le-
9ierilng no es nidt in ibren &ram
paBt, ME glrn in 9lrm. sic fiim-
merit iih nie Inn Oos 8olferre1t, per-
leuguet INNER, mo es ibr niislid)
ideint, Treu lno @lailben ino Oic
ai8ene llnteridrift. llu0 iic bat aud,
in 9clgien niernols Die 9ieutrolitdt
III ibiiben lmO 81 Oertbeioigen 6eab-
idtiot, ionocrn mar entldIoiien oieic
)1eutraIitdt 81 perleben, INN 9clgien,
Oh es DoIlte ooer nidt 81 ieinen ei-
lenen Ocn cnglii9en Griegs3weden
81 niBbrali1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
sSm Sdlpile AZ SdSn6rnnn.

@ien, 9lnfong 8ebrunr- 2dngIt
idon bat oie moGlenoe Staot INN
SEN @orf 0es Sdon6rlnner G9loI-
les i6re iteirernen 9lrme gei6liingen,
mo MIR an ser Siioieite reiden
nod brounidolige 9leder all sic gel
'e SdloBmoucr. 9I6er sen 6rieocn
Oieies itiGen @rocupinfels fam
el6it Oos @eorobu Ser StroBen5iige
nihtS onbobeu. @lit ibren biinoert-
souieuO 9leiten mebren elei6iam sic
nlten 9u6en mo lllmcn Die niBto,
acnoen @erdiide oes Staotlc6ens
a6, 10 OnB man oben i'm S6loBporf
.eoen Sbna6el6ieb 0es Spe6tes flur
1erninnt lruo oie S6reie ser 9loler
aus oen &Gfigen ser Oienogerie 10
uripriinglid 6eroilforiugen, ais fG-
men iie ais Sen @dloern einidmer
9erge. 9liHts piiroe bier oil oen
ifrieg erinncrn Der in ocn StraBen
Ser Staot in touieno erniten 3ei1en
an lns 6erantritt. Seine Sd]il0ma-
Zen er6Iidt Oos 9luge, foum ooB 6ie
uno oo al 0en S6orcn Ser 9libernoe
Selm eines gurggenoarnieit oiif-
tou1t. Sic @ottergeitoltcu mo orol-
len 8iittcn ans periuitternOemSan0-
ltein lGdeln in ben itiqen 9lleen i6r
5arodes oefrorenes Sddeln, tpie iie
eS Dor $50 Sobren 9el69elt 6aben,
ais Die @ofoomen Ger groBen &ai-
ierin in 9lcifroden mo &uOerpe-
riiden ii6er oen Sizes Scr @ege biipT-
ten.
9l6er Oa fommt ein 3ug Soloatet
ans elmer ser 9aunlrci6en, gefii1rt
BON Shloenten ser ufaoemii1en 2e-
gion. @eneienOe @eruunoete ans
sen fcrniten @ebicten Der W}onor6ie,
Oiele nod ben 9lrm IN scr ginoe, 0clt
S1lbberbono Inn oie Stirn, all
Stodeu nod etipas lingelenf oa6in.
6umpelnoe Spa5ierednee in Ser
friiben @interluft ioIlen Die @un-
oen Doaig i6lieBen. ga lit er oIio
oiih bier, Der &rieg.
S6en 6eim 6aionengorten bei ser
liiitigen @loriette blei6t ser sSii6rer
elmer Solootenguippe ite6er, oeutet
nit ser Sono anf oie 6erlter oes
gelben S1loiies, onS 3u ieinen Sit
ben liegt mo iaet geodnipft: Sort
ipo6nt Der 9oiier.~ Sic Solonteu
Ite6en im0 itarren bino6 ouf oic
SdloBfront, in oeren S9ei6en ii9
lett ser Sdein beaer ggolfen ipie.
gelt oie iiber Sen noben @iencr
@alobergen lteben. Sic @urI1eu
fonlmen ans einiamen aaritoorfern
un0 aus Ocn piloen S6lu1teu Scr
Satro nit i6reu lnenoli1en gi1elt-
mdloern. @o6l ale linO oos eritc-
nal in i6rent Seben in Ser groBen
Soliptitoot. nno p1ren oie 8iilfu-
geln ruiiii6er SdropneIle nidt &c.
iueen iie b6tten i6r Seben 6ei9Ioi.
fen obne iemals Dor Sen 6enitern 81
iteben, binter oenen Der Gaiier
wObut. Stouneu ipiegelt iid in H.
rem WlieneL etipds ipie bilfloie Gnt.
tduidung. Sgie gang ouoers moeen
iid6 oieie einfoden @1cuiden oos al
les poraeItcQt 6o6en. Sine 0l1n8en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
sSreinclprpAen.

95uebIo, Sol, 2S. 0s5yde dil9.
5ieben Grnbeuorbeiter' lp'ii ifiirslidls
fIuot ipurcil pd6rcnO Der .,l,,'esln5'ii
Strifelpirrcn inGoloraoo Gbddl,,,
@ru6enp6bter ituo ell'l', ls',trabe =,
fcur ouf Der ga gcta,Sa,~'DSnl ~Sn gcii',,,
noroet 5u bd6en, ipl'lD;epiprop'
g(bcno bon Der sSurD fre'9'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

fnltur6itoriib geidulte 9eier mogen
aus Den mannigfaden lle6ereinItin-
mruigen III Der Ginridtlng un0
Dem 9ou oieier GroOillen Sdliiiie
ouf etuaige atoOiitiiHe, bonn Soblen.
meniAeu ms iiberfonniene 9lnlngeu
idlieBen Ger gelpo6nlide 9etrahter
miro oieie griefe leoiglid NIT Dem
@efiibl Scr @eniigt6iutng Ieien oie
mir ii6er oie cute 9lohriht bon ei.
ncm 6remoe 81 cmpiinoeu pilegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
@oInii6e 8auern nnO pOInii6c Sitter.
edIOeruus Der ralOicu 8nauOc gHf6 9osn OOm arss-
&cridJterfater golf grauOt

a
in ibneu lag, nod fir gepifen @obl-
Itano umo fir ie6r gaitlideu Sinn
5el9ten, aber 6inter Oieien Serren-
bGiiiern lag oie lange 3eile ser 9oi-
iGtenpobnlmgen Oie, iobalo es nidt
friert, t6atid6lid bis iiber Oie Sbiir-
I6weqe in Sonde ite6en miiiien.
ScBt liegen oft Marm ino 6rmi inO
ainoer rnO auBcroem Oie Oeutideu
0}annidafteu in Dem einen fleineu
Gmume omit aod6ero), oeu sic 6a-
mile belpobut. Ger Sffi5ier, Ocr
inns 81 Dem Sdloiie begIeitetc, err
5dblte 0eun au9, ieinen Seuten fielc
aus beitimnten Griinoen oas Stille-
Iieben idper
9luifoQeno iinO Die oielen airden
in Ser arnen @egenO. sic Itanlmen
ans Der Repohtious5eit, ga man iie
iducl( aui6aute, Inn iie ais 5eitn-
gen 81 bemibeu. Sic baben feite itei-
nerne W1auern mo Ieidtbin ge5im-
merte Sol5odder.
Gas 9il0 &osciuSfos bGngt IN
fait alien S6loiierlL Sic id JAP, oiit
mie Oos in 93nBlano perbotene Bib,
oos Die 5rei6eits-glp @olens
bartlett, fauo i6 in einem Serren-
baus. Ger Gaplan oeS Gorfes, 5u
Dem OieS @uts6aus geborte, peigerte
iid, 9iuiiiib ~ oas mein 9cgleiter
flieBeno beberridte 81 ipreden,
un0 ou Die polniide llnterboItung
oft itodte, i6lug Elm Sffi5ier, Der in
Der 9oplanpobmng einquartier
mar, Dor, iib 81 belfen, pie er es.
oud tbGte, er OeritanOigte ii6 nit
Dem geiitIideu Serru ouf 9ateiniiH.
IS ging ouH. @enu mein oIter
9ateinle5rer, Ser cine BON ms Sun.
gems ME redt gcglaiibte oimfle @e-
ididte aus Dem ormfeliten 9lfrifa 5ll
er506len pflegte, in Der 3wei @erio-
neu beri1ieoener 9lotioualitdt, Die
Die Sprade ocs anOern ni6t fann-
ten iid flieBcno auf Iateiniib Oer-
iidnoigt bdtten, wcun mein olter gil-
ter Sateiilc6rer oieic lateiniic6e LIN.
terbaltllng gebort bate, er miirOe
troB Ser oermut6li6 6ane6iidenen
gramnotiiben Sd6niBer ieine belle
@enilgtbmmg ge5abt 6a6en. Sym
ariege fam man e6en touieno 0inge
niiblid anpenOen Die man Idngit in
einen @infel gepadt 6atte.
Die idpor5e Wlutter @ottes bon
@5enltodoli fab BON ser @ano bera6
ImIf itniere llnterre0img iiber point
ide &e0oIiltions.air6cn umo Oas
mddtige 6oI5erue arll5ifir, oas aus
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Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-29
Break Ground For The Prize Home
ttrom Sunday virginian. October a.,

October
Aessrs h Nj Anderson & have he for
the erection of the splendid
70 be given by The Vrgnian prize Home
owning Campaign expect to break
ire present week and work
rapidly possible The house will practically completed
mot entirely So by the close at the campaign
Mr. Anderson has awarded tracs for yupues
and various of the
reliable firms The Miller Manufacturing OF the
of the lurn
Der and mill work strictly ns class used
Messrs n j. Stegeder will OF con-
blocks the brick Garrett will do
the pastering Messrs H. Chappen do plumb
ing; Messrs N w Martin 4 Bro, nd metal work
and w. j. McRoberts viii the painting
This Is to be ideal conrae-
of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-29

were: Misses Martha Valentine, Mary
Minor Morris. Mary Stafford Nun.
ford, Ellen Bterne Scott, Martha Pur.
cell, Roberta Kyle Peasants. Martha
Cham bers. Margaret Freeman, Camil-
la Wexford, Ophelia Minor. Emma
Conquest. Caroline Preston, Mildred
and Maud Walker. OF Staten Island
n. Y, and Frances Darlington,
Entertains at Tea.
Mrs. William ID. Thomas enter
tanned few friends at her home, 1871
West Franklin Street, yesterday after
noon in honor OF Mrs Morton Doug
las. OF Warrenton. who is her guest
for some time. The house was attrac-
lively decorated with autumn leaves
and flowers and the number OF guests
was very limited.
In and Out OF Town.
Judge and Mrs. ]. G. Graham, of
TazewelI, are spending the week at
the Jefferson Hotel.
Mrs. Page Nelson Dabney is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. j ohm Gary,
in Glen Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lee Britton and
little son have left for Charlottesville
N''SfS NtNS "fsi ii'oNt hhrii kutoi V
home.
Miss Rehecca Dixon is the guest OF
Miss Rainey In Norfolk.
Miss Woodward, of South Carolina.
will spend this winter with her
brother. DR.. c. r. Woodward at 1900
West Avenue.
~
Miss Mary Stuart Cooke. Of Roa-
noke. and Miss Katherine Watts. OF
who have been spending
a few days in this city. are now in
Norfolk. and will go 10 the Eastern
Shore before returning 70 theit- homes.
Mrs. Shields Russell is The guest of
Mrs. otto Theodore Hess at her home
on Floyd Avenue.
Mrs. Robert Leake Jordan and her
son, Southall Jordan, have returned
to Radford, after "a visit to Mr., and
Mrs. Richard Craig Jones in this city.
jor Charles Macon Wesson, t.. $.
A., stationed at the United States arse
nal at WATERFOWL, Mass. is In Rich
rnond on visit to his father.
Miss May Wesson. of Powhatan. is
the guest of friends in this city.