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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
TELLS Senate Military Com
mittee That Volunteers
Must Go.
FOR UNIVERSAL TRAINING
Would be Democratic, Reli-
able, Efficient and Ec-
onomical.

WASHINGTON, Dec lS.--Major
General Scott, chief Of staff OF army,
told the senate military committee to.
day that the army general staff rec.
commended without apology that the
volunteer system be discarded.
Because the time has come when
this country unless II intends 10 avoid
war at any cost must resort to uni.
versal liabilities 10 military training
and service
Arranging the volunteer system US
eXtravagant, inefficient and danger
GUS the chief of staff told the commit.
tee that universal training would be
democratic, reliable, efficient and econ.
omical and within Il few years prac'
tically render the United States i'm.
mune from attack.
1T would be democratic" he said,
because burden of national defense
would fall equally upon all citizens. 1t
would make it impossible for any man
or group of men to trade upon the ma.
TONS necessities in time OF war. The
system would be reliable because It
would produce each year the number
of men necessary to be trained.
1T would be economical because It
would be based upon recognition by
the people of the duty of the individ.
ual to render personal service and in
carrying it into effect the government
would not have to compete in the labor
market. It would be efficient because
1t would enable us to prepare ade'
quately for war before war comes"
AT the outset General Scott point
cd out that the Mexican crisis had
failed TO recruit many National Guard
organizations even to their minimum
peace rank.
The failure should make the whole
4 people realize that volunteer system
ldoes not and probably will not give
us either men We need in peace or for
service In war" said he.
while war waGcd against lis by
an alliance may in the future be a
possibility ii is not probability and
1t is believed that il We provide an ade-
quatc army to defend the country
against any single nation the probabil.
ity OF a war between the United States
and coalition of powers would grow
even more remote.
THE system is inefficient" lie said.
because under it We must wait for
war to come before preparing our dc.
Tense. We must wait for emergency
before beginning To raise train and
equipped the vast armies which war
with any frst.clasS power or coal
ton would render necessary Il nation
that is so short sighted with respect
TO its power cannot be expected 10 look
far into the futur" with respect to
munitions and supplies"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Santa Claus
Begins His Work

With his CHEEKY red coat and con-
ventional flowing whiskcrs; with his
jingling hand bell and three legged
tripod supporting kettle. the reCur-
rently familiar sight OF the Salvation
Army Senta Claus made its appear
ance Saturday. That his welcome by
Fairmonters was hearty one is evil
denced by the fact that Il total of
1880 was tossed into the pot the first
afternoon.
The cold of tho past two or three
days and the snow that started fall.
ing today acted as an incentive to the
charitably inclined; limited to them
Of conditions for which poor folks we're
not at all prepared.
The Salvation Army and the Asso.
ciated Charities are happy to report
that there Is very little il any actual
restitution present in the city. Un
fortunates who are Skimped for food
and but poorly clad are to he found
in numbers, however. and it will be
this class that the Charities and the
city will be turned this Christmastide.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
COURTS ACTION
WILL SAVE S4OO' 900
Fred 0. Blue Will Collect
That Sum From Cor
porations.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. lS.-
officials OF the tax commissioners de.
partment say the action Of the United
States court at Martinsburg in dis.
solving an injunction against Fred O.
Blue, state tax commissioner, on petit.
ton of large number Of corporations
in West Virginia will save the state
approximately 100000 a year.
The constitutionality Of the excise
tax law governing the taxes on thenet
incomes of corporations was in ques'
tion in this proceeding. a decision ad.
verse 10 the states interests would
have required the 1917 Legislature to
the state with about 100000 income
annuallu.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
OFFICERS DISCUSS
NEW COM AM
First Regiment Guard Men
Meet Here in the
ArmOry.

Ever since til" mobilization OF the
Second regiment Of West Virginia,
wiSch regiment has Il full quota Of corr.
LANES the Officers and men of the
First rcgir ont have been trying to
bring the number OF companies of the
First Infantry mp to ~.
Talk Of putting Il third company in
Fairmont. also of organizing Il cory.
pamy or two AT Wheeling has been keep.
ing the subject before the officers um.
I'll Sunday afternoon when Il meeting
was held here at the Armory and the
matter discussed. NGllsburg, Weston,
Noundsvillc, Shinnston Warrington
and Grafton were also suggested as
probable locations Tor companies.
Those who were in attendance at
thu meeting were: Cob ,nci u, renee +.
3ollitlc. OF Knob Fork; Major Jackson
\rnUid. Of Weston: Major John ". l..
Sir"art. OF LittlctOn: Captain Claude
VI. L&yuan, adiutaIt. ct Fuirmunt;
captain Rcllp j. roniry. corrmI:s"a-y o;
FairmOnt; Captain Leonard II. Jones.
uuart"rnIastcr. OF Sabratun; Second
Lieutenant ErCil f. Casseday. battal.
ion qUartermaster. OF Terra Alta
The following CDlIpt ~ officers wa-C
present: Captain Alfred Il. Powell and
First Lieutenant James 9. McMana.
way, Company a, CIarkSburg: Cantain
Hamilton BOgard. Company d. OF Lit
Teton; Captain Charles l.. Burke and
First Lieutenant Smith Ringer, Com
Iany +, Of Grafton 'apt.m '!eCrgr l..
Viewer. Company F. Of Martimsburg:
Captain Marshall r.. Martin. Company
G. of kingwood; Captain Francis II.
Thralls. First Lieutenant Clemens J.
Straight and SCCOnn Lieutenant Leon.
id1s b. LinGcr, Company II. of Fair.
mont: Captain 4. d. Bell and Second
Lieutenant Odar 4. WATSON. Company
|. Of Fairmont: Captain Glenn +. VII.
liams. Company X. OG Clark burg: Cap.
tain Charles {. Robinson and FRS,
Lieutenant Francis G. Ash. Company
l.. of MOrgantOwn; and Captain Chas
II. IRELAND. Company NJ OF Terra Alta.
January IL WAS given as the date
en- which both Fairmont companies
will be inspected. Other First rCgi.
meat companies will &c inspected on
tho following dates:
Sutton. January s, mckhaTnnn. Jan
nary 9: ClarkShTrg. january i3 and
II; Grafton. January -. Littl, ton. Jan
uary Is: Fairmont. January l.. IL;
MorcantOwn. January II; kiTSwuod,
January IS; Caddcll, rifle range. Jamu.
ary is; Terra Alta. January 10; Mar
tInsburg. January 20: Charleston state
headquarters. arsenal. StOr" house and
rifle range. January %. 20 and b: ia.
vcnswoOd rifle range, February and
l'1rkCrsburg, rifle range, February 3.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
MARIE VIscoNTI DIES

Marie VisCOnti. well known young
Italian woman, died Saturday evening
at her home at Barnstown after a long
illness from dropsey. Her parents arc
both deceased. Miss VisConti form
erly conducted fruit stand In the
city and was we'll known among the
towns people.
A brothcr.in-law, James Russo, ar
rived this morning from Philadelphia
to arrange for funeral services which
have not been decided on as vet. Mrs
Russo was i'll and unable TO come. The
body is at the Williamson understak.
ing establishment
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
B. & 0. Fireman is
Killed in Collision
MEN IN CHARGE OF TRAIN FOR.
GET TO WAIT AT
SALEM.

When Engineer Tom SwiGor and
Conductor Jerry Mexican. Of the bal.
timor" and Ohio railroads train IL
freight out Of Grafton for Parkcrs.
burg. overlooked a superior train at
salem Saturday night, a hcad.On col.
lisiun occurred with the result that
Clarence Hartman. fireman for Swi.
ger. vas killed and Brakeman r. n.
Bailey. OF the train hit. was injured.
Train u westbound. left Salem he.
fore the arrival of train Sc. casthound.
Train - shonld have waited at Salem
for Sc but the men in charge OF train
= forgot ~ do so
Hardman and Bailey arc both from
tlarEshurg. IIardmnn's remains were
taken 10 llarrisvile. W. Va. for burial
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
WILSON WILL PUSH
HIGH COST PROBE
Thinks That Problem Can
Not Be Solved by Fed
eral Legislation.
I BN Associatcd prcssN

WASHINGTON, y. c., Dec. 49,
At President Wilson's direction a ma.
tion-widc Investigation into increased
cost OF living will be continued with
all possible viGor.
1t was stated at the White House to.
day that the President considers that
the investigation has already accom-.
plished much good . He had not given
his approval TO any Of the many bills
introduced in Congress to meet the sit.
cation.
The President believes ii is difficult
to solve the question through Federal
legislation, for the reason that It is
practically impossible for federal stat.
utes to meet local conditions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Court Room is
too Cold for Court
NOT ENOUGH HEAT THIS MORN
ING FOR JUDGE AND
JURY.

Public Ysccssity does not demand
that this court end this Jury cndangcr
their lives by sitting in Session IN Thu
roc m. which IS so cold as to TIC uucOu
Portable" said Judge Raymond short
" after circuit court convened thi.
morning F'c then adjourned court aud
dismissed the jury until 100 this ".,.
crnoOn.
Shortly after he had taken his posi-.
ton on the bench. Judge Raymond
called the attention of the sheriff
the temperature of the room TIL"
sheriff opened the warm air inlets To
their fullest All dturn"d up the gas TO
its highest. but the room failed 10 got
warm and The judges action resulted
The attention Of the court is being
occupied with routine business. :: NUM-.
Der OF orders being entered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Fog Brings Dark
Day to Pittsburgh
fBy A~snci1ird PrcesD

PlTTSBuRGlI. Dee. Is Pittsburgh
today experienced what weather oh,
servers declared was the darkest day
in its history. At nine o'clock the
streets. even tho suburban, were dark
as ordinary midnight. with electric
lamps on in full forcc and automobiles
and street cars were lighted To full
extent OF their power
All traffic was seriously inpcded
particularly on railroads where trains
were being operated as though during
hours of darkness. Thousands of per.
sons were late in reaching places of
employment. The local office OF wca.
Their bureau said darkness was caused
by a temperature Of - degrees above
zero which permitted formation Of fog.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Five Lives Lost
in Cheyenne Fire
lNv A.socintrd Pressn

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Dec. 1S.-Roy A.
White. Of Buylcss. California, his wife
and four children lost their lives today
in fire thnt destroyed the Inter Ocean
hotel here. The bodies OF Mrs. White
and two sons were found in the ruins
\ ninc.month-Old baby rescued by
iiremcn. died from burns
Firemcn searched the smoulderinE-
ruins for the body Of the fourth child
White was eleCtrocuted when he fell
among electric wires after leaping
from the third floor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Prize Court Will
Keep German Bonds
CBy Associated Press

LONDON. Dec. IS. = Sir SamuCI
Evans. president of the British prize
court. ruled today that German bonds
come under reprisals order and that
German securities TO the value of go
600 marks which were seized while on
their way in letter to the State Com
mercial and Savings Bank of Chicago
should remain in court as property oi
enemy origin until the declaration OF
peace or until dealt with as the court
might direct subsequently.
Tho securities were seized aboa rd
tho Danish steamship Frederick the
Eighth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18

LONDON. Dec. IS. - T.luyds rcpor,
the sinking of the British steamship
Westminster.
LONDON, Dec. lS-Thc peace note
Of the Central powers was handed ID
tho British government today by Wal.
tor II. Page, tho American ambassa.
dor.
BERLIN. Dec. is. - The Russians
made All attack in Volhynia in the re-
eiOn northwest oil Lu;sk Yesterday in
an effort to recapture positions taken
ty the Germans. The war office an.
rOunccs that the attacks were without
success.
LONDON. Zoe. 1S--pr micr Lloyd
George was much hctcr this morning
and his secretary said he would GER
tainly make the promised statement in
the House of Commons Tuesday.
NEW YORK. Dec 1S.-Thc IL men
thought to have hcen lost OH the bark
Nethtis separated from the tug Carl.
haldt during a storm OH the New .Jcr-
SHN COaSt Oh NOHdSc lpFtn ITOUl bTH-
iii. were rescued yesterday by the
Italian ship. Sardegna. which hrOugn,
them 10 this port today.
INDEPENDENCE. Kansas. Dec IS.
Crude oil was advanced ten cents
per barrel here today according to an
nounccmcnt posted by tina Prairie Oil
and Gas company, making price $1.20.
Washington. Dec. lS.-The holiday
recess of supreme court from roxt
Friday TO January was announced TO-
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18

The last analysis received from
Murgantown of the water used in Fair
mont by the water commissioner. Ira
L. Smith. indicates that the water Is
safe" 1t shows: Number OF bacteria
per &C growing at body temperature as
40. Number Of bacteria &C in gelatine
incubated a. % degfirees C. none. Mum.
her liqucfying bacteria per &C none.
Number of species OF bacteria per &C
none. Number of acid producing hac-
terra per &C none. Colon bacteria none.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Tug River Miners
Get Xmas Raise

BLUEFTELn. w. Va, 4 9 Is Five
hundred miners employed by the L. $.
Coal and Coke company, subsidiary
Of L. S. Steel Corporation, with Il coal
mines along Tug river were notified
today that effective AT once their
wages would be increased 10 per cent.
This is the third advance during the
year making a total OF IS per cent.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Pneumonia
Epidemic in
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Dec. lS.-Dr. X.
G. Burns. acting director of the
Pittsburgh department of health to.
day called for the cooperation of
the public in fighting pneumonia.
OF &c cases reported in the nine
days ended today at noon, So prov.
ed fatal and of the 1904 cases
reported in the year ended De.
cember 1, 1000 were fatal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
BIG WHEAT CROP sowN.

WASHINGTON. Dec IS. - Winter
wheat was sown this fall on an. esti-,
mated area OF 40.09O.OOO acres an In
creas, of sS7. 1000 acres. over the re-
viscd estimate of tho area sown in the
tall OF 1915. the Department of Agrieul-
lure announced today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Fined $40 for
Swearing on Street

Joseph Rice. of the East Side. was
fined $40 in police court this after.
room for disorderly conduct He was
accused Of using loud and profane Ian.
guagc on the streets and was found
guilty He went to jail being unable
TO pay the fine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
City Hall Notes

Doninick Castellucci. foreman of
the water department, is reported this
morning as improving as we'll as can
be expected. DOminick IS suffering
with light touch of pneumonia and is
in rather bal shape. having been soak
cd through with water one day last
week when working to his waist in mud
and water. II
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
X. OF p. CHRISTMAS SALE.

A Christmas white sale will be held
by the students of the Thoburn High
school in the knights OF Pythias hall
IN Wednesday evening. December 90.
The teachers and students OF the
tchool have made unusual preparations
Tor making this affair distinctive from
the usual run Of white sales and have
made and displayed a remarkable ar.
ray of articles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. c. A. SIpc was taken sudden.
Iy i'll last evening at her home at Fair.
mont Farms and for time her condi.
ton was alarming. She is greatly i'm.
proved today. however.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
Kentucky Standard
Cuts Xmas Melon
DIRECTORS WANT TO DOUBLE
CAPITAL STOCK OF OIL
COMPANY
CEy A,anrintnd I,rrssN

PlTTSBURGH, Dec. lS.-StoCkhold.
ors in Standard Oil company OF Ken.
lucky located here today received OF
ttcial information that they would he
asked to vote On Il proposition Of the
directors To Increase capita! OF the
company from $@.000.OOO tn $1,000.
900. y cash dividend of 100 per cent.
is TO he paid out Of the compamy's ST..
100000 surplus.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-18
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

LONDON. Dec. IS. - T.luyds rcpur,
the sinking of the British steamship
Westminster
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
rnng B i 5 en-.

Eonoon 3l. Oftobcr. = Sine
gerliner Gepei6e, pel6e iiber 9lm-
lteroam 6ier6cr gemcIoet muroe, laqt,
oaB uo6 Scr gg}oroOeitticbcn 9lage-
meinen 8eitime" eine g(n5a6I Offi.
3icre riiiiiider @Iitc-Gegimcntcr in
belonoere @efangenidaft in Teltib.
lano, mo- iie itrena be6anoelt peroeu,
aebro6t wuroen. Gics lit cine gsie.
oerpergeltimgs MoBnabme fir oie
ldlehtc 9e6nnolnng oeniider @c.
iangeucr in 9luBlano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
Gin 1nponer ii6cr 4nnnn


Da bat man ums aus Sofio Elm
6Iugblott eei6idt, in Dem Elm syapo.
ner, Seii6i Safumo, ii6er Die 8fIidt
Sapans gegeu 9liien ipri6t. 0os
6lugblott lit in engliiber Sprabe
gei6rieben, mas pobl 81 Dem S6luIle
bere9tigt, ooB oieier 8edruf an sya.
pan Elm berousforoernoer Srompe.
tenItob fiir ole gan5e Belt iein loa.
9lae oicie Srefier, Die SSopon bier be.
fommt, iino 3uelei6 Seiten6ie6e fir
Die anoeren Solfer, Oie i6re SanOe in
DER oltaiiatii6en 6rage baben.
3un0dit ma6t Der Sopaner ia Iei-
ner Gegiering ben @oripurf Oie Sra.
&c perfebrt aneeioBt umo nur balls
geIolt 81 6aben. Sir gang perfebrt.
ia t6oridt, erflGrt CT Oas iapaniibe
8orge6en in China. Statt Elm Itar.
feS G6ino oui5l5ieben 6Gtte es oie
@ntlpidelimg 6es 2oloes ae6emmt
mo gan5 pcrgeiien Dab oie @eidi6te
Der oiiatiihen Golfer eug miteinan-
Der uerpo6en ieien, OaB oicie 8olfer
nur 5liommen iteben oOer fallen
tonnten. Sopan nit eincm ltarfen
China 6intcr iib fonnte Ole @ei1idtc
Sltaiiens un0 oes @roBen S5eans be.
i6rei6en. 9lber mic fl10lid babe eS
Oeriagt gs iei ni6t nur tou6 mO
ltumnl gegcn Oie Iotbl1reie aus sSn.
oien gelpeierL eS babe aud nod ben
@nglonoern gegcn ole SinOus ge1ol-
len. Gs trdume oopon, 0cn @rCBcn
O5eon 81 bebcrrl6en, o6er es mage
nibt oen @ngldnoern oen Serri6er.
Itob aus Der i6pa6en SonO 81 ne6-
men, uno audi Die SoaGnOer lalic es
rubig in i6ren aiiatiiben geiitungen
bauIen. llno Damn frieqen Mrs 0id
rno Oinn. @r pirit Scr iapaniIbcn
&egierung Dor, OaB iie Oie W2onroe.
Ooftrin: 9lmerifo fir Oie 9ltnerifaner
faltaiilher 9oliel onerfenne, OoB iie
ober oeu 9lmeritanern aeltotte, i'm
@roBen 05ean feitcn SUB 5u iaiien.
Sic node 9(nipriide ouf Oie gleiden
9lecbte nit ben eriten golfern ser
@eIt. mo Ole iaponiibeu 9iirger
oiiriien Oen amerifonii9en goOen
niHt bctretcn, wd6renO ii9 sic 9lmc,
rifoncr iiberaa in ser 9elt oils Scr.
rem auiipielten. llnO ooGei 6diten
iDre gInipriiHe auf lleberlegenbcit
nitt bic eerinoite geredtigims, pe.
Der oui geiIiiocm nod auf iittlidem
@ebicte. aein @oIf ser @clt babe
iid 70 an ieincn notiirlihen SiiliS'
queIlcu mo icintm iruAtbaten 9oOen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

periimoiat wie Oos amerifaniide.
Qos lit cine bittere @iae.
gl6er eS fonmt nod beiier gIu1
bonn militdrii&en StanOpunft ipielte
9lmerifa feline 6eociltcnoere &oae ols
SoQono, 5. +. gar feline, imO oie
@6ilippineu un6 SABA unter iapani'
i6en @influB 81 bringen iei cine
9leinigfeit. llno bod bate Sopan
oos bis iebt peridumt. 9liien unter
Sopon'S 5ii6rlmg fonute ser ean5en
@elt oie spite bieten. 9(lio marim
ni6t 5ugreiienl g8er ioate Supm
6inoern2 @tpo ser @ertrag nit gng,
lanO2 g9os oenn ni6t nod Ger
@ertrag iei ioIanae gut eeipeien ais
er Sapan'S 3peden Oiente; au6
bate ibu @nglon0 ihwerli6 INN ser
idonen glugen Der Saponer iuiuen
geidbloiien ionoern Der 9lot6 gcs
bor6eno". 9llio fort oamit, menn
er ieinen @ertb oerloren @nglanO
iuO 9iuBlano ieien bic natiirlihen
6eilOe Sopon's, rnO nit i6nen miiiie
es irii6er ODER ipGter reincn Gid
MAIDEN mo menn es iib mit0eltid,
lunO berbinOen milBte. 8icaeidt
miiroe Oos ollb 70 fomiuen, oemn oo'
bon fonne ia gar feline &e0e leil
Dob Geiltid)lan0 beiicgt wiirOe. Gs iei
einfa6 nidt moglid, es aus ieinen
@roberlngen berous5ufreibcn imo
Oeutidlano pilie oud gan5 gut, BOB
ibm 9lnhuerpen mebr mert6 ici, ais
of feline iiberleeii6en Sdubqe6e;c.
llnO mem es 6rieoe iuiiroe, oaun
fdmen ii6er fur5 oocr Iang @ngIano
mO Geiltiblauo oneinanOcr. lmO
oanu einee eS @nglanO i6ledt lie
ber6aiipt fra6e oos engliIbe g8clt-
reid in allen Suaen nio Der iblicB
li6c 3uiammcnbril6 iei mocrmeiOs
Ii6. Caun mare Sapm on Der
Spite gIiieu's scr Serr ser Gage.
Nes6oIb idiiic es bereit iein, Inn 6cu
ainItiaen glu9cn6lid nidt 5il perpai-
fen.
Cine f0iiIibe Ofieu6eiil ga 6o.
ben mir Die iopnnii6e 0loral nadt
uno bloB mo iolteu oo6 MN enc.
lid wiiicn meiien mir ms BON ocn
tleinen geIben 2cilten 81 oerieben
6a6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01
Sins @amalicl SSratt tOOt.

YittSburgb, @o., 81. Sft.
3m 9llter bon 20 Sabren lit bier
Der Yiauiit un6 GomponiIt Silas
@omalcI 8ratt, Der nii 5pei Scmis'
pbdren ipoblbefannt ino ongeieben
lit, aus Dem 2eben geidicOen. Bon
ieiuen Gompoiitioner lit bcionoers
Die Centennial 9lnnioariarp". Ou.
oertiire befaunt oic General Grant
seruiomet 1T, ierner feline lDriide
Oper o3enobia". @r bat aud Oos
pG6icogo @rauo Opera 6eitioal"
organiiirt inO eeleitet. 2unee Sabre
bat er in gtem gorf eepobnt. @r
6interIdBt Die @ittipe uno 5uei ain.
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-01

strategic inn 6o6erenSinne gum gro
BEN E6eile ousgei6altet. 0er@runo'
ios @loltfGs, ngetrepnt mori6irer
unO pereint ibloaen" bat faim nod
@iltiafeit, oenn oie ogcnannteu Sc.
iedtsnldride limo nr nod 81 9lniouJ
Oes GriegeS mO ipdter in 6eoingtenl
MoBe in GuBlono sur 9lmpenounJ
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