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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed appointed by the County Commits
sioners of Garrett County to view the lands
through which the following road is to be
located. Beginning for the same at or near
the Lyndale School House, at point on the
present Lyndale road and running thence
through the lands of George h. Beckman,
X. Mason, Charles Rider Elmer Ridder and
Hurley U. Miller, to intersect the Oakland
and Fort Pendeton county road at or near
the bridge on said road, southwark of the
Mason school House. a total distance of
about y miles and examine whether the said
new county road should be located will meet
on the fifth day of May, 1916, for such
purpose, and to determine whether the pub
lie convenience requires the said new road
and if so, to locate the same and perform
their duty in the premises.
ANDREW j. LEE.
WILLIAM KITZMILLER,
ROBERT GAUER,
Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
Order NiSi.

Gilmor S. Hamili, Mortgage. VS.. william
Taylor Lewis, ct uX.
No. posi- Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland.
Ordered, this 27th day of March, IN the year
nineteen hundred and sixteen. by the Circuit
Court for Garrett County. sitting in equity,
that the sale made and reported in the
above cause by Gilmor S. Hamill, mort
gage, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 2Sth day of April, 1916; pro-
vided copy OF this order be published in
some newspaper published in Garrett coun-
" once in each of three successive weeks
before the DIST day of April, 1916.
10000.
E. 4. TOWER, Clerk.
True copy, Test: E. z. TOWER, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Garrett County, Maryland. Letters of Ad-
on the estate of
WILLIAM G. BROWN
late of Preston County, West Va. deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceaS-
ed are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof duh authentcat-
ed, TO the subscriber, on or before the 9Th
day OF Octoner, 1916, they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
eSta tie. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to SAID estate are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9Th Gay of
j pril, 1916.
GILMOR :. HAMILL.
AQministra tor.
Oakland. Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
DENIES MENAClNG U. s,
CoVets No Part of the Americas,
German Chancellor Saws.

Berlin, (by wireless to SayviIe).-
Allusions to peace, to Europe after
the war, to the United States and the
aims of Germany's enemies to crush
Prussianism were made in a speech
in the Reiehstag by the Imperial Chan
cellor, DR.. Won Bethmann-Hollweg,
his most comprehensive Of the war.
The Chancellor protested vigorously
against the report that Germany now
OF in the future contemplated aggres-
sion against the United States.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
HARDING c. o. P.
"kEYNOTE" CHAIRMAN
Ohio Senator Unanimous Choice OF
Subcommittee

Chicago.-Plans for the Republican
National Convention, which will open
in Chicago June 7, were completed
here at a meeting of the sub-commit
tee on arrangements, with the selec.
ton OF Senator Warren G. Harding
of Ohio for temporary chairman.
Other convention officers chosen
were: Temporary secretary, Lafay.
cite B. Gleason of New York; chief
clerk, D. Edward Monroe of St. Louis,
official reporter, George l.. Hart OF
Roanoke, Va; sergeant-at-arms VIII.
lam F. Stone of Baltimore; chief as.
sistant sergeant-at-arms, Edwin P.
Thayer of Indianapolis; chief door
keeper, John j. Hanson of Baltimore.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
First day of May Next.

A failure on the part of persons now engage
ed in business to renew their licenses by the
E. z. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Garrett county, will be ready to issue
licenses on or before the first day of MAY
next at his office in the Courthouse.
ALBERT ASHBY, Sheriff.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-27
Sherif's Notice..

Notice is hereby given to all persons and
bodies corporate or polite, doing business
In Garrett County, and requiring State
on or before the
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From the Baltimore Sun of April %, 1916
Il had hoped to keep out of the Senatorial end of
the primary contest and to devote as much time as
could spare from my Congressional duties to my own
campaign. l find, however, that this is impossible,
not only because Of the fact that a man in public life
is expected to express his views all matters affect
ing the interest of his constituents but also because
| have been importuned to take position by many
Of my friends who DESTROYS of acting in accord
with my advice in this situation.
Il have carefully studied all the phases of the
present situation and have reached the conclusion
that DR.. France is the logical candidate for the Re
publicans of Maryland to nominate their candidate
for the United States Senate on May l next.
'NIy decision was not reached from a comparison
of the abilities of Dr. France and Ex-Governor Colds
borough believe that they are both men Of high
calibre and in every particular capable of represent
ing our State in the United States Senate My pref
for Dr. France is chief because l want to see
Maryland send Republican to the United States
Senate next November and because | am convinced
that Dr. Frances candidacy will appeal more strongly
to all factions and elements of the party and the
masses Of the people.
''In order to elect Senator from Maryland other
than Democrat it is necessary first Of all that the
candidate be acceptable to and supported by the entire
Republican party. By this | mean the Republicans
Of today and those who Republicans before the
Progressive party born in 1912. have talked
to members Of the Progressive party from every
ton of the State, including my Congressional
district and am confident that with the nomination
of Dr. France he will be supported and not opposed
by the Progressives. In other words, he is the
ddate who harmonic present members of
party and those who were once members and whom
hope to bring back into the fold"
published by authority of w. W. Woodcock, Manager
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Gic 2a.idbrigc Nlarp &oB, sic in
@loullt l9cibington rcgen &ngabin'
OirenS mu 5ountoD NI6erN pcrboftct
mltroe, clr9riif idb flr5 por ibrem
&erbor cn Nen Eolijiiten @ofiman
Hlo SortleD in Der arIington Yoli-
5eiitatioG. Sic pcricstc &eiiman ci.
men 6uBtritt mO biB NarilcD mebrerc
Wiale III Sic rcbte SouO. 9cioc Soil.
5iiten mlBten Die SiiIic Or. $. g..
9cdicp'S, gtr. 1876. @eIocOcre. .glpe.,
IN glniplub ncbmen. 9lod cinem
&er60r iiberiuieS &idter SliliIcIl oaS
rabiutc Sroucn5immer 0crl @crifts-
uCrfabrcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
2nrd Ocu 9Sauaula.slauaL.

9os Observation-Disclosures modt
befonnt AaB i'm n0Ditcn @t1r5 cin
@eiAmootr bon SAIod)tihiffcn,
arcll5crn 3crit0rern mO Siilfsi6if.
ien cine lIeblmgSfo6rt uo6 unO Ourh
Oen %onamo.3anal ma1ea miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
aGnia EerSinanS ncmiOmct.
&on imiercm @cIllcnbcitsOihicr. J


(&on uuicrcm Observation-Disclosures
Gie 0eiiiiden iibcru glrgcs
9lIs gla8el oes rmda'icber Sorgcs
Gom 9r,tcrs0enIor ~ Sagqes.
Ger OclltiAe Sicg mar SirgcS.
ScBt itebca Tie Dor @uforeiy
9cIompicE Der 9himdaeu IcIt
6erOindnS cntilob 9toro @eit,
@r itab Gar ara ms @eipcn -9lcit.
&crilIht nit Sieg lid eilijuloaen,
8alO beiBt cs y9utareit ecfalen.
j @ernonlol" bic &anoucl fnaucn.
a5iiiS ggloute" lmO @oIullcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
ycFfdnic auf scr 6isiiocn SIfhrnb6ric
FIRST GAIL

100 Hnloeile @rnS San II Is com S0H
60 sm'bcilc Baltimore 2n0c com i2oM
40 sri0elIc Baltimore 1ubc cont. i20
" @alNeiI9 Baltimore anbc conn I2slA
20 anipclc GDelmera Sn ccm.
iat NnibelIc ecloniol 1rat Go. so
seS NmDelle Com SfecH bio o. Peg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

=, Sarucr sur @eiieoelug ener Qroben 6eut.
lYen tplnnie i'm 6luiden NorosGarolina, Die
Ivy aur Ecilcoclun9 80 cr1iincH I'm ycariic
pno Neic1cr. cttrdpid0ipcr dozen Miro poN
g, bis 100 @nfbcls nii5eeibdIicu W'ai5 bro
ader pronujrcu. Wnoere Grnten, iplc: Sc
Meioe, gtllulia. Tdbnf nno N0ummouc; nuc
,atrten bon Sblt ilio cicuilen In N1eupc. c5iis
rs Snlto inr Sdlmcinci mo Sicb5uht &C.
gnoes Ilimd. quite Wldrife uno TRANSPORT
sgeleaeHbct =. glncS, mas ciu Sarmcr Min
e@en mag. 9pplldiionen bon ben eriicl 80
egallieru 81 nnsnabnllin nieoriecn Beoinplns
Mh n1gcnpninlen Ndbcre gliieiunit crtheilt
onltimrrc Wlb. (gtoO22 ,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
MrnnStincnthnmsMinrft.

Ter Gninneiiicr @bilip Silbert
reid1ie eriterr bci'nt @eb1noc. Snipef-
tor Die Qldnc fiir TO pciterc 5pei.
it6digc Sdiier ein, lpclmc nlti octl
Grimoitiideu 2925- 1888 9liags-
9tUe. mo 292l-32 oericl6en Stro.
Sc errihtct werocu ioIlcn.
Eie 6irma @ebb uno gs6itc Der.
fonftc ooS lebtc &ouS Ocr 9lilia Ger.
raiicn, ipeId)es an ser @eIicitc scr
NloreIla-9loo0 liegt, an @i(liam q.
1crbp.
Ger 9ieoltu Niort bat OaS finite
Stodiuerf oes SouieS 9lr. i0S @elt.
SaItimore.StroBe oil sic Serreu
SpmolL 0ieper & S0mou ais @roB.
pntwaorcn.@tabIiiiement bcrmicthct.
GS miiroe bctonnt aegeberl, ooB
Der 8irua Srtpin imo Qeiabton III
Gbilooelp6io, ga, scr Gontraft iiir
Die grridhma ser @cbauoc ser
@cnn-@larD Stabl-Go 81 SporromS.
&oint. lpelhc 100000 @aufolicn
bctragcn, pcr0cbeu murNc.
GNo9 0C.Er,rnsf... 80 r.lrx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

cont Rsipr Goicn .,.~..utQ tQes ioT
va Slater uHo Rowsr com. ssM
ga saaier uub gower scr 9s]s %
gonfaIiicn.
Gtl3en8 NotiouaI ganr ... BlN 81
5arm unO @,sr1 9lai aanf. -, 49s 81
Qer8 @lsrb Sirfi gat eant i9l
National gour 81 Baltimore. ialM
GaiiouaI Union gauf .,..t.. .lA9M
Srnit 96srDsii ETC.
GommcreaI GrsSit cont ..... a
Commercial GreSH pfs ....... 2s4 s..
equitable rrait ee........,.. AZ
5lSeHb unS Gspofit ...-.l 1877
@nirs 5inauee 50 com is M
Mercantile zuNi co. co......-a2o
II 5ib uub Guar Commence ios& t0sM
ciitnOapns,iicn.
alouoHaabeIa Sal Eroc com. M O5
aououcaBela Sal zrac pio .. IS ~
&orIoH 9p uuS aiebi COM. 26is
ssato. aaio uuS aHHap pia. 40 4ois
ztabcnbGBugIiten
sIilania uuc GbarIcitc otr iaiA los ioaA
Carolina Central 4er ...... ss%
cFarI ouber I. Ger .,s..... y. 100
Goal uuS GOie spbs 5er,..., 90 M
6lorioa Souibcru ser ,......-.. ... 90&
eeoraia unS aIabama Gom 5tr.iol io4N
Ga. Car unS @orib /. 5er~ lo3
MagnIauo uuo gsnna Snc DER. 80 IS
Rcm Sri apobic nnb gbi 5N.. 57is 5a
Observation-Disclosures
ebaS Con aS 8 uno osr. %
Glib uuS suburban l. 0sr.. i02la
GRarblan6 electric 5er,......, 99M I'll
@inncapoIis uuS CT Buh s. 5er iosA ~
uuiisS slwbs uuS clr T. Aer sax So
uuitco aipps 5sSabr aonu 100
Saale. aaIio unS ainnap 5er. sSM
cdsltiIcu
ebaImtrS Oil uuO cas pie. .
Goshen uuo so com........,. t7s
Goshen nuO 60 eer........,.,.io5A 100
Goshen Gil uuO Sos Ger .1o5% -
sSauIano Gil & gas......,. as 5S
aobIcFgatsn mo cbiIoatIunsn
Cont Goal .........s%.ii ii6
coni Gcal Wei 5er.........e~ osM
ell Sorl saoaI pis ...,-..- IS 4e
Oh eorn Gorp Ger 9Ioien ~, 99% iooH
Gil Sorn Sud 5er.-.-.....ios los@
mamtiaihlr CON.
Baltimore Cube eom. .~.... .l2sA M
Baltimore &ube ptb. .to5 s.
ant eoncu @sillS cont. ..,.~ ~ ~
@a Der @ooS @Mls . Z COM, 20 so%
mt Ser @ooo g no -. n T5
@t sss gHlS 9 4 aoisn ioi 1919
POOL, enanseriua urO @8 Oer. zoe
gcri6lcScnes.
aIabama 60 2no pfo ......, 50 m
aiabaula 60 cScu 6tr scM M
aIaoaHd goHi Goat 5ron 0er. IS
eofion eanS uuo grabsl 0tr.. 20 M
Canton GoHsanb toOA M
ebes mo Bot 1G 9a 5er..,. 81 aeN
Gauiiaoc oeia nrS zrnit Ger. leo
6 q @rcpIua l. 4tr. ...~ 90
eonicn Oil bb csritS ........ 90
sirbp eamDsr con ocr........ioo VII.
IaToIanS 0pOior car Sms.ico
~ unS VI Trans osr..... to9M iOaSs
ga eeaO unO 5irc eout,.~.- as &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
g}crIarst i'm gIIIscMcincn.


HN WciDrW ncInNf
YIN 0cniM lln0nr ilibi m6bliricS 3ininict
nu uhne uoer Soft 9lorcFle 20. 81. 81" 1cnt.
ner Gnrrcipunocnt, 4i3 cir@altlmoressir
t0cl56)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Immng @adrrmriitcr nnb gdder.Mrbciier!
J., gdder.glrbeiier nno shlsReIier perhen per'
Nhreau n9 H. 07". 8nliels Saue 103 Iurb.
6rsSerid,SiraiIs. Scgn 2sBr Gei8dIts'alseni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

n. Fin urrfnnlru:
~, Slnc Sthneocr Ncriitdii GddNirnqcn In
~. III, Sho.9pnbs ctr (Ne39-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Sn berfanien.


G perrmnneiRnrf. Ndd)sufrdQcn bci z. 8.
MN lttman, iut 4orf an ocr 8rlnirs9lonS. Eclcs
-gou onmlltpN G6. (glpb30. .iDiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

9aiemunS, Der SutcreTc nnb Nit.
scfiibl fir Oic Der Gltern beranbten
SinOcr Geet, iOllte es OeriGnmcn, Sns
gIniternclcn ocs 9amen.NGbOcreins
Ocs 0citTdlcn gSaiicn6nuicS Alitt-
luudl nnO 9Onncritus in Der 2cb.
ntann-Sallc si beIndlcn. (Dcs3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Qcrlannt:

4, Gin anabe. "a bls % Sabre. nm oie Cafe
gdderci si erlerncn; lcitte gtr0cit WluB bcim
Sebrberr ciicn uno 0ufen NaudnirdAeil
VT. 1885, Cit'SagettesStra. (Seji~5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Spring @9cai @ron bro Gonne, $32
$3.50; 3!our bis gsbitc OaooIiues
(mcltIide), $40-41; @eiicrn @1ioo.
liusS, $36-37.
@cnnnO 2 trob. 1cn 3uiuGr
IS Souucn Stro6 IS 1onncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

$4,000 geacn sinerHcit uno bobc 3lnlcu sc
lu0t. Ecrlcihcr iaR.. mcnH cr ipill, baclOii eii
ie YSohulug hnhcn. Wldn n0rciic ~. Is. g."
gSeaiidlCr 0OrrripuHbent" ii3 Sr.Saltimprc'
Sitnhe (0c55-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Scime fiis Sebrns,eit.
SSSsoen Soen fertile ociieli 5pei 9eiben 2fiadieer
"uuler, z 3immer. 8lo urb %erdnbn.yront.
l1O0 @lpf MiuRtnelier. Ernhc.

17V9en NliTf0n 7HdtT nilb onrforolglbe.
%, 6eine Girdbe iiiib QciunDe Qnae.
b,S yer 8immrr, enidlicblid saitbeneiic~, nnf
he, etlien slur p6iincnctte" entbdli u0s
tc, o. @ussTnupe, mpberue stodfiite, cmailirs
ill., 9nseu8 NIT gbiluhbrett. elefirf0eu Sdc6er
kior. oeu CONNER. Dnmpfbei3ung ASdribolss
so,,,!en. notcrne 0nminc. 33ic fdben 1rabts
my se nlooerne Ggcubelen Dian ebme oar.
8qsn;llooerue @lefirii6e, n6roIi@ fabrcub. biz
Shoupeliersgirnbc
's W. Z. @nnaaner Stealth GumpaHs, Gr6ansr.
"hrcan: 9ig--020 Winnien @atlblng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Scranat Nidobcn in cincr Gorn Spinncrei
Nntc Nc5dbluna mo bciidnoipc Nrbcii. Rndls
dAlt0gen ylr. 2S0J Nneipusetr.
tGc35-l9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Steaengeindle.


!, Yin oenii0er Ulunn inOt 1icuc nlS GalDts
wwuWier Nui anie 8cicrcrHen glub5uirnneii
~ 9i2 SRosCarrNs strnnr tNcS5 7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Nutirnn0cu an Scr Iitiinen gIfticu.
Y6rie.
gNlllmorr clrNl ollllrn

<imocc SiGNtsiiilen.
Baltimore Giib dcr 1861 ......, .ioiB
cas. GIeiirliIiai uno saruit
baltimore electric pio...... 100 iolb
Goaiolioaicc Gas lcr 1880 ioe
eoni cas pser - psn
gcni @aS 6 uuS 3 com iso
eoui @ae y ppp @ tHcr osS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
@erlanat- -Wlanner nus snaben.


Gin oriiier Sano 9u0ens9dder gladl5u
rogen 9ir. 1851 Sits%ratt, strGhc.
(Sc55.O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Sin un0cr Niom in elmer 8ciinuraiion uro
Speie-Yulnl g,dhcrcS glr i04--t06 pcits
da1ctiesStrahc. (9e55)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Sin cridbrcncr ino idbiQcr Nann i'm 0ircal
glner Qrohen NcncrUcr0ernnpssC sC5cicnihait.
NhiB I'M Stufoe icu Elm 5dblreihcs Vcrional
az oiriairen nuo 0ne giircnn %eibdiic init 6ent
Alel 81 bcantihhgen, bodaraoiae rcimngsf
lnbinicii In lluiCrNenrnucicu berbei5unbrcn
Yin puicr &oIicn flir ben rcdten W,dnn. glores
lire: ne. y. 80, Scntinsr 0urrcippuocut.
(Ecj3--G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Stc1eneium:
q, ,Ncutlthc iSruu In iHiiicrcn Snhrcn minichi
Slele ais 0dnsbdlteriu. Cifcrten inter n l4",
Ssntinlcr 0UrreipUnoent. C0ci3 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

GOs SlnhcrncKCu ocs GcntidDcu
gaiicnGalticS finbet W1ittluodl uuO
Sunucritas Oieicr @udlr in Scr Sch.
maun'Sullc itatt, (CesS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

Gtets 6cidJGftiot.

gsir br0uheH Sdnbc in aucn Geparlemcnts
.ai on ~0benne" nnb &1deu. Selling, Cams
lleH uilO Stuopilbmcru.
Stuart, scig & So, 6agcitc. H. crscus-sn.
(yt0n29-- -Ne6hl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
Baltimore Niurftbcri@t.

NloutaG A. E5en6cr 1916.
@tebl. 3ntu6r 34.O29 9dlicr,
einidlicBlidl 5l75 6Giicr 5ll 9ocuit.
%omt imO 23,S52 5oiier 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05
gcrIauot -Sruncu nnS MldOdcu.


HcftuNNt.
Nine peictic 0ran fir duacmcinc Saltsars
o9eu ~ ciner ilcinen 6amille N0hnlr0gcn
VT. 46ii Dcrls9luao. (Sc}5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-05

o9Glbnu0bs E6eotcr."
Gie peitc Gnticrmmg ppiidcn Dem
SnnobnuS BON glnna SotbopoD in Ser
fleincu cngliid)en 9rtiGoft 56otterp
bis noh Tai Dio6ol in Sgru uirN
BON Nnrton polmcs IN icinem orit.
ten @ortro0 iibcr nSmperiol Britain
it ,gllbougb's 9beotcr~ 6cllte
9lbcuO giriid9rlcot. Sic pbotoqro.
pDii6cn Scencn 5eiecn iriibe Ednjc
ouf Der sriincn SSnicI, sic 81 Sen
IcilfcIStdiijen oon Gcplon Stone
fcng irnb icincn mpitcriolen ErltiOcr.
llc6crrclten eiucn idorien GontroIt
bilOen.
o@ oDctD S6cotcr."
SIC 9irleSfc nGbe Charming vi.
Oops" biloctc eciicra g(beuO sic vt,
traftion I'M ,@npetb. .Gbeotcr." Tic
Souptrollcn iinO lluter GO6ic Gale
uuO Simmie Cooper pertbcilt. Iie
|orltelllIng begWit nit Dem miilitos
lil1eu S6la9er NJ 9recjp Tan at
t6e Bon 9iorde." gd6rcuo ser
9anollm5 perOeu einiqc SpeBiolitd.
ten bon Cooper iirS Carlton, aipa
mo ibrcn Boruoiii6en MGoden itnO
BON ocnt Sioliuiitcn Siuui ecgrbcu,
oSocw s Sippooromc.~
GoOc Solcp lniO Sea Setire in scr
aoul0Oic N 9it Of ScnuOol"imo Die
STANDARDIZATION in 2oep'S Sippo.
bronze, Gieic Gti58c bietct pGbrcnO
elmer 1oIbcn StinOc uor5iiglidlen I'm
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
Won DER GOLTz SAYS
Won PAPEN KNEW OF It.
Recalled Military Attache Endorsed
riot to BIow tp Canal. but
Advised Against Invasion.

Washington March 81 Four more
arrests in the passport fraud and Wei
land Canal plot cases nrc expected
shortly by Department Of Justice Of
nciaIs The arrests will result from
disclosures made by Horst Won Der
Golts. the German syp brought back
to New York from England
A. Bruce Bielaski chief Of tho Blu
reau OF Investigation, who returned to-
day from New York, said that the ar
rest of Captain Hans Tauscher, hus-
band Of Nine Gadski. was only the
beginning OF series OF arrests
Two men who were connected With
German consular service when the Wei
land Canal plot and the passport frauds
were first unearthed are understood
TO be among the four suspects who
will be arrested shortly. Until Won
Der 0oltE made his statement to the
Federal authorities there was not sut-
fotent evidence TO warrant their ar
rest, It WAS stated today
Won Der Colts told offfciels in New
York It was said. that Captain Franz
Won Papen, the recalled military at
tachs OF the German embassy here,
Endorsed the plot to dynamite the well
and Canal He also declared Won Pa
pen know OF proposed plan to invade
Canada with a large German force from
the United States. but advised against
such an undertaking
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
REV. FRANK PRATT ON
THE OLD NASTERS
Unitarian Pastor Delivers Interesting
Lecture on Some Of Noted
Work. of Art.

A lecture on the paintings Of the old
masters and some Of the more modern
artists was delivered Thursday night
dn the First Unitarian Church by it's
pastor Rev. +. ". Pratt An interest
cd audience heard the speaker, who
gave a delightful and instructive talk
on the various pictures, which were
shown on a screen
Beginning hts talk Mt. Pratt spoke
OF the artists. telling OF their char
acteristics and lives stating tho CON
ditions under which they pictures
were painted and pointing out the
special features and stating the sym
holism Of them Among the we'll
known paintings shown were the
Mono Lisa the Aneelut Moses Strik-
ing the Rock. ST Anthony OF padua
and the Madonna OF tn. PomaKranate.
The second part of the lecture GOV
cred paintings by artists Of modern
times which showed number CT
episodes Of the life Of Christ, In COM
mcutjue On the various pictures Of
Christ Nr. Pratt said that II had been
q rnmmun fault with painters to show
features which were considered too eff
Terminate While they all show that
quality NJ infinite tenderness he said
they are utterly lacking IN thar
strength of character that should be
back Of all tonderncss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01

The Colored Y. NJ. c. A. wifi oreu
the greater meetings for men sunday
afternoon at 5:30 O'Clock. at the Rich
mond Beneficial Insurance Company
auditorium. Rev. w r Ball. who
knows what the men need. will deliver
a special address. Special singing, All
men are invited.
The second number in the Y. NJ, C.
A, Lecture Course. Monday. April 4.
at P. NJ. at the F1fth-Street Baptist
Church Miss Mamie H Burroughs
A. M, president OF the National Train
ing School for Girls and Women,
Washington, D. c.. will lecture. Sub.
ject: Some Things That Men Have
Found Out About Women" The Sab
bath Glee Club will render special
music Admission, s cents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
WEST-END CHURCH
IN VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN

The congregation OF the West End
NJ. F. Church, South, has launched a
campaign to pay for the lots which
they have recently purchased on the
Midlothian Pike The campaign will
begin Sunday and will run during the
month of April and close the frst sum
day In May. There are over 100
workers in the field and these are d.
vided into bands Of ten or more
There is a captain over each band
and each week the workers will re-
port to their eeh2tain as To the work.
Each worker is furnished with a cre-
Dental card. signed by the pastor ana
also by the captain of the band II Ia
expected that $4,000 will he raised
during the campaign. Monday night
April 5. all the workers will meet In
the church for conference At this
meeting a general outline of the plan
will he made and refreshments will
be served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
WHO MAY VOTE IN TUESDAYS PRIMARY

Th~ "next succeeding election" falls
on June 10 In order 70 vote therein
one muRt have paid his polltax on or
before December 10. 1918 Those who
so paid may vote in thu primary.
Those who did not need not apply -
hut should pay now In order 10 be able
TO vote In the fall election Proorasti-
nation is the "dtsfrUnch'ser' of our
people PAY up ~ you would get in
line to help re elect Wilson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
TO HEAR L LAWMAKERS
AND ELECT OFFICERS

Richmond members OF the General
4 ssemby have been invited to Post
A Travellers Protective Association, to
nHuCar and address its next meeting,
which will be held tonight The tax
laws and the absent voting law. passed
at tie last session OF the Legislature
VIII be discussed
Post a will elect It's officers for the
cc,-lsng year and will name its dele
g9ics 80 the State Travellers Protective
Association meeting, which will be
held in Newport News this summer.