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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
2cmtI6luuOs aurs iteiat.

Slep Yorter 9orie iebr nerDos.
Qiquiootioncn fonoen in eroBcul
@loaBItobe lnter bcoeiIteuoem
auSperIuit itott. 9(ussaben
Itebcn ieet 30 bis so @ro8cnt
inter ocm nicorieitcn S{urs in
Iceicn So6r.
Ger longe erlpnrtetc @loment 1T
cingetreien Iic Situation oeS Nj.
tieu Nlarftes, ueldc in sen lebtcu
Sogen imo 6eionocrs 6ei uno nod
Der beoeutluespoacn He0e oes 9Srd.
iioenter I'M GongreB MIR fiinItlic1
eebolten luuroe, oiien6orte lid sc.
itern poa imo gan5. Sdonm imO
0ierpoiit0t lit 9laes. Gle europdiide
luic megitauiihe 5ihIution pirtt
l1bmeuO uno un6eilpoa, melde Wlo.
meute iid aeItern froB ofieu6orten.
Ser oQgemeine San0cl i'm 9on0c lit
BON elmer 0euiiien 4roiperitdt Oiirh.
0riugeM o6er ser nusidllagaebenOe
Aftieu Nlorft trdgt OcitlidJ ole Bel
den Der gllnpitationen Sierfiir lit
nidt ollein oie eliropdlde Gonirut-
tltr perantportlid; Nies benefit am
6eiten ooS Steioen OeS @lorffnrieS,
nno oie Gperotionen oorGerouL iolr
oern Die inuere aueritoniiGe %oIitit
sic Seitens unierer Naturalization
betrie6en miro.
Iic lebie g2ote all Ieuti9lauS
fam iii 5mci g9eget ousgelegt iuer.
ocn mo lit oud Gin llmitauo, Scr
ole iebiqe Siiuaiion 6e6erriht gr0.
iiocut @iIiou 9e5rpedt, alorbeit 5li
idjaiieu Gr orinst All Geutihlouo,
ciu menig beisuee6cn fam ober in
anoerer @eiie crlparten, ooB Ieutic6
lduo ontluortei oaB AUDI gnglono
ieinen VerpiIidtmgei nahfommt
ino 9li6t Gonira6onoe irei poiliren
loBt Sieroircb BAT Der Rrdiioeut
5iuri @eoe often lno lit pcrn ct
uidt ooS aapitaI 6ei6iibeu nil. Der
pilidtet, oieien @ea ou5uerfenneu
mo euergiid 6ei Gnglon0 ooriieQig
lucroen mitB,
Ties entipridjt aber nidjt oen Sc
iddftS Eransattionen ser 5inan3.
peIt @lorgan lino @enoiien uno
miIroe oieic Gpeutialitdt III 9etradt
3iebenO, oie peruerie 01erooiitot mif
Dem gelirigen 9Iftieumorft berporge
rlicu, oie cine un6eilpolle Sitliation
ii6er Oos game 2auo geidoiieu 6at
Iie @roiperitat lit MIR imaaiudr lmo
fam Die Renftion nibt nusbleiben
om aaerpeniqiten bel aiueni oiienen
9ruh nit Deutihlano, nit Dem
nod fem arieg perbunOen iein muB.
Sic 5tuei.itiinoige 5isins Der &C.
itrigen 9orie 5eidnetc lid 0itrd olt-
BergeluoDnlld)e Allre9in9 iillo 9fo'
Bes 9lnaebot aus
ariegs,Giieften ilno Dleyifaniidc
0ruppen fielen BON 4 big $ Amftc,
ols oaf Die gaiBe elite nahgob,
9Inloge-Fapiere piIroen gleihiollc
uuangene6m getroiicn. Sel6it ocr
G6or.6reitog baite tcine 9iu6e auf
oen Nlortt beroorrufeu fonnen Sic
&oradnge bc5iiglid Der oatiden
ariiis, ais aud sic meritouiihe St
tuotion mar fit sic groBe Shiudhe
ouf oen Nlartt berontuortlih Meri.
touiides |etroleum iiel iiber 8
@uutte. glmericon Smcltina tn0
@recnc Ganeo 3 bis A Funfte.
1i,,tfo< C~4onI (,tof4tc $r,., ffN..,tF
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Gupitaa gcngnc Oreihig Sabre i'm
Gienitc.

3oblrei6e @rahlotionen 9iugcn
geitern III Der luittleren @oli5eiita.
tion 6ei Gopitdn 9eague Gin Ger gc
ltern iein oreiBi9iG6riees sSu6il1uut
in Dem Eoli5cioienIte be9ino. Gopi.
tan Seoguc trot ieine &uufbobn in
oem mittleren Giitritte on iiber.
nobn Damn Oos goli5eiboct Sonuan
uno leitete bic @nfenpoli5ei Is SAB.
re lang. Damn fam er III tur5er
9ieibenfolge nom DEM iiiOlicbcn olt.
liden uno iiiomcltlihen 0iitrift imo
wiiroe i'm Sabre 1914 5unt Gopi.
tan bef0roert lnO mieoer gum mitts
Ieren @oli5eioiitrift tronsierirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-23
S3clunftlOs anfocfunOcn.

Srou NiorD Steiner pon gir. 2214,
9l6lano glpeuuc, ionO geitern 9tah.
niittag i6ren 0jotteM G6ns. Steiner,
AZ Sabre alt im Seller oes Souues
bcpuBtlos Dor @r piroe in Der
glm6ulau5 0eS uoro0itlicben Giitrif-
y nah Dem Ct Soiepbs Soipitol
6rdtt, no er, nahOem er iuieoer
lid gefonmen mar, ange6lic6 ons
>, Guediil6ertobletten 81 iic6 ge.
lnnen 3il babeu
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Neiratas. gicenlen.

Wllllull y. NlVuUtlL ~ llHU VtutV
9. Sapoeu %.
Sliuer gS. @cole, AZ, gSittper. Ii.
Soiepbiuc 9afer, 81, geihieoen.
George g. 9enion 81. GoIlor
@lo, iuO 2uc1 Sug6cs, 3d.
So6n s. 9uiid 2i, uno 8londeS
ai6o, 81.
@oporo $. 9rrrops, %, m06lo.
renee ". SaroD, %.
Gal6ott g. Goofc, uno Nlorgoret
q 9ater, ~.
6raucis Z. Guusmorc, 81 Ii. sIlics
VI. Solb, 1S.
G6orIes 6. Garueit ~, mo Gli5a-
bet6 Stonc, 45, geidieoeu
Soureuce Dt Sales, 27 lmo gIns
ia Mc0ouolO, 10.
Sames 5oroce, %, mo Sooie
9Dan 49,
6rouf 2. 6renG, %, uno %auline
Nlu6( 2G.
Somes yS. 0nler, %. Sin6urD.
&o, imo Srmo 9. 0ianb, is.
ISM $. Gra0, 80 @ittper, Jnl.
ion, WlOy mo 6annie 9. Wlorib, A.
g9m oroBinger SSrpington, D1o.,
rnO Srene SejolO, q.
9l6ro6om g. SorueO, 30 YlonT.
ton @io, ituo GIijobetb %. Sith.
cod, a.
@iorris $. Soa 81 @iitluerGonl.
ocn gt.So iuto S{at6rpu 0i Cur
rait go
G6orIes 3. 9( Soug6eDy %, in0
Sennic Nl Cara, 20.
Charles g scifuer, 26, mo 0lor0
g. 9ulo, %.
GoDuouo 8. Noo0er %. G6onl.
berS6ur0 49, ino GUo 9aiiinioer,
1S.
Olo1 @}. Soie. 26. mo @carI gl.
2ingenieIter, "a.
SSil6r Stanley Sames, 2G, uno
Bertha 8. glorriS, 10.
Garl gl. Se6monn 80 Bottom
DIAL, imo goele 3. @oI0imit6, 81
Grneit s Soids, 25, Yorf @a IT,
Svlen sOf g9itnDer, IS.
glrhie 81 Wtcibler 90, g9aibing
ton 9. g., ino 9, 9Rcaepitt, 81,
@inoont 8 EcmL "a mo @loro.
s. Sore. N.
Soiep6 @itru55ello %. uno Srene
0liuer @
Gic6oro $. JluiieIf %, uuo SOP D..
Glorf, Is.
geui g. Sdoiicr, 20, uno 9lOo s.
S6omel 1G.
SeurD Suicoes 81 mo Sulo90.
der. 90
Scurp 5brolL %, unO 9loie SIo-
or %, ociclieoeu
Ecrrp Sc 9lop Sellers, "a, Il. Wlarp
". Glarhont. %.
Gla0ton s. Short %, unO glellie
Nf. @lanoile. %.
Gpcrett 90 Stone, 30, gsitiwer,
Stauforo, ag, lmo Niabel gs Ca.
bis, 80,
George Stro6mer, 26, mo @laric
9. @lepers, Is.
Gpion ". @olb, 81, uno 9euIob
Nf Shilling, D.
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l1nlere Sbeatrr.
GRACE KEPNS
[I21C. 9PRz II
.Nor0ls NNcrnNNMa.'


nI6e 9irt6 Of a gtotion On5
aroBortigc 99onOelbilO, OoS icit odt
@oden in r6orO'S Cpern6ous~ &c.
5eiot wuroc. 5eiGnetc lid in scr Der
aonqeneu g9ohe 0lrd cinen iold'
por5iiglihen 9cIub ans, ooB id6 oie
@eih1itSleihn0 entibloB, Oos 9no
aud Oieie @ode nod bier SIT 5eigcn.
Somitag. %. April lit ser leBteCog,
an meldem oieie meiiter6oitc @ro-
0uftion in Baltimore geie6en luer
oen fam, Oa au 1. N}oi Die g(6orl
Opcrn 0eieaidoft ibre 5rii6iobrs.
Saiiou Bier beeilnt. Gic 9l6orn-
0eiclidoit, ole in 6oloc i6rer 2ci.
ihlngeu ii6croll groBe 9ln5ie6lngSs
frait 6eiiet, iuirO sic Soiion nit Ger
Spcr ~glioo1 eroffnen.
nOfuiif 9lfoOemic.~
NSn Der oNluiif glto0emic~ 6rinat
norqeu Sic 9oli Nruppc nE6e ol0
SomcitcoO~ BON Ccnmou E6ompiou
sur }lliiiii6ung. Tos Stiid 6c6on.
oclt Die Sc6enSuciie Scr Sarmer IN
9ieu GngIanO IS imO geuou 30
SABRE OoB llnclc Soi6uo @6itcom6
nit icineu ciuiahen Nlonicren lmo
ser 6cruortrctcnOcn @iiroc ciucs
9}er GnglGn0crs, Die i6m BON @ott
imo Scr giohr pcrlie1cn tuor0en iuc.
rem Slpou5cp pcrlicB mo lid ilnter
0oS omerifoniihe &olf bcgo6 Sn
Dem eriten 9lft ieiner Sorm6ons.Go.
moOie fi6rt CT ms in bic oltert6iin.
lide Slide nit Dem groBcn oifcncn
Seiier. po in oen glbcnoihn0cn fir
Seocn sic 3cit iuie inl 6lugc in Ger
angene6mitcr @ciic, uoQ ocs 9lei5es
0es reincn lmO froblihcn 6oniliens
lc5cns, UcriireicGcn. Iic tppildea
Scenen mer0eu BON oen ousge5eidj.
ncteu arditen DER @oli Gruppe in
neiiierbofter y9eiic ocni %u6lifun
porgefii6rt.
sSl Ser uGdiieu SSode miro Die
@oli Stod So. ~ 9Soir OF Sircs"
ouiiii6rcn
oglu0itorinnl
,.0uinucD's~. bon @orocc 81. Go-
dcQ mir0 mnraen i'm qni0itnrilni
oufaeiii6rt. Pm W}ithuo1 ii. 5oln-
itao iinOen 99ohmittoas Goriiclhu.
gen Iiott. Gieiel6e Spielcr-Erippc,
sic I'M Sovnorfet G6eoter in Sou.
Don oos Stiid auiiii6tc, miro and
bier ST ic6eu iein Clifford 9roofc
eriteiut olS Soc GninucD
oGuaiunc0'S1 lit Gin 2lntitc-Sooct
Ser BON Soc Clinncp 6cire6cn miro.
Gr 6dnet nit 9ci6 lm0 Secle an iei.
nenl @eruf mo lit ciu e6rcn6oiter
SGnolcr, ser ii0 nit miuoermcrtbis
gen 9frtifelu gar uidt o6gi6t Seine
iojiolen sSOcc'n iiuo oogegen nidt 10
ie6r euhuidclt Gr ionotc ieine God
ter no1 elmer Nooroina Sdiilc in
oenl gcpubticirt ooB 0iciel6c in Pm
6etro1t 0es i6r 3ufoQenoen bon ibml
eruor6enen &ermoQeus einen be-
rii6mteu 0lom ais G6egotten fopern
ueroe Gas Wi0oHen lie6t aber oen
bel i6rem %oter onQeitelten Gorar'
better, Der 6eina6e oieielbcn @igen-
Iboften IeineS Nleiiters 6eiibt. Der
Safer ii6erpirft iid notiirliherg9eiic
nit ieiner Sohter, oa er iie6t OoB
Iciue Soeen nicbt jur gairflidfeit
uer0cn uahoem nub nod ieinc6rall
ouf sic Seite ser iih 9ie6enoeu &c.
treten mar
nNt arm lun0. "
SouOini Der befounte Ncielfiinits
Ter, 6ilOet sic Star 9lttroftion aui
Dem mor9i9en @rogronn inn n@lo.
rulauo Sbeoter. G'r fe6rte eriJ
fiir5lih bon elmer g9eltreiie nadl
9(merito 5uriid Gei ieinen 9luient.
6nlte in 9llitralien errong er Oielc
@reiie NIT ieinem Goiiin 9iplouc.
Sou0ini 1T Elm W}ant Der oos @ort
6urht nimt fennt, aleid5eitig lit er
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Scrs, TIM SidJ anil

Sos &reli5 lit me9gcnonlmen
es tIicbt Oos iinit'rc Seer;
@olt on es i6on peruonrmen2
er lcbtl Oos @rob lit lecrl
es tIinQEan ollen Gnocn
Ger &iebc Scicrflong;
yllm muB iih allies wenocn.
Sei'm gluicritebungsione.
ge5' aus mo Jude 6reuoc,
NerloB 0cn oumpfen 9tolim;
Der Nitern 6citgelGutc
3crltort 0cn gSiutertrolm.
en @riB 5iebt 0urd Die &ilfte,
User mill nod trourig iein2
glnd in Oes airdbofS @riifte
Grin9t 6cut Elm 2abensi6ein.
9erous aus Ocincn &crfer,
VcplngtcS @3cnihenfinol
Scgrobe Oeincu Merger
rs mcbt Der 6riibliuaswinO.
lluO mas on oi1 crlittcn
SScnn's nod 10 trolrig wor';
Sort 0u's ouf Oeinen Sdritteu2
2 @er5, nun flag nidt mebrl
Scion lodeu griine 9lucn
giand 9Gumlcin blidt Did an;
On oorfit Dem Srii6ling traucn
Scr Dir fein &eiO gct6onl
Gu finoit old iclber pieoer
llno 6rieoe fiint Die 9udt
Der Sdopfung 9IterIieoer
Grpeden uele 2uit.
IS 5iebt 0ur6 oein @emilt9e
Sin 2ico aus alter 3eit;
|ie id1onc Citerbliitbe
@riiBt old in Eroierfleio
%er9olg'nc 3citcu lteigcn
glus Der @rinncrung
Ger &iuo6cit irober 9icigcn
Yiodt oid 6cut' pieOcr jltuol
IS if oos 2onO ocr 2iebe
0os Oid chit bod 6eoliidt;
Gos oih i'm S8cligetrie6e oft ireluo
lid on5e6Iidt.
Dic Siter9loden rlIfen-
&omm! itinme freuoi9 cinl
Aui rnu6cn 2ebenslhIfen
gSill @ott 0ein 5ii6rer iein.
0enf nic6t mas on erOuIoct,
. idouc nidt 5uriidl
llnO mcr cs mib ocrlduloet,
IS mar 5u Oeinem @liid.
Sru8lt on Oic Gornenfrone,
IS Bat 10 iollen iein;
@ct griiBt Did, mie gum 2obue
9cs @er5cns Sonnenideir.
81. 3. 2.
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Gin geoie0cner llnter6oIter mo luiro
iicb 6ei ieinem 2luitrctcn III ieOeo
pom Dem S5u5lifuni gclpiinihtcu @e
iprdd cinloiicn. 9ln UeridicOcnen
Gagen miro cr ou1 ieiuc GriinOung
uE6c Gbincic @otcr Sortire Gea"
uoriii6ren. Die nn0eren &iiniilcr
oilf oen Frogronne iino Dic Sdn
ger Ban ino Sdenf, 9a6ermon. 0ic.
ger.Smitotor, 9lrt6ir H. So nit ser
einoftigen Gonooie oFloDmotcS,
oie Sunloriiicu 9eniee mo 9oiro,
oie @hiiifonten Olgo lmO 9looo 9lo,
iito NlautiIlo IT, So nil i6ren bo-
paii'iden Gdn5en, @eit ino &DOc
9lado6nicr scr peiblihen Nlanieren.
wuO 9llice Ge@ormo nit cinem afro
6otiimcu glft,
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Nhlehen.

Sn Der gSobHlli8 iciner Iodter
tSrau Sobn s.. WlilIer, 9lr 26665
5reoerid glpenue lit geitern ST.
@n6elm S. Sinrids, ser @aite 0er
5roli Wlaria NiurihS ionft eutihla.
Tenn. Ger 8eritor6ene crireutc itaS
IN alien oeuiidlen areiien Der grof
ten 9eliebt6eit, uno iomit mir 0is
9lat1riht pou leinem glbleben nit tic.
fem Heoouern ollfgenomnen mer.
oen Sic 9eeroiemg oes Sru Niit
rids finoet 2ieuitog Radmittos I'M
l43 llDr bonn Sier6ebaile ans am
OeuI 9onoon Earf srieo6oie itait
5reoerid g. GeihmillerS
Su ieiner @o6unne IN glr. 1928
Siio GoreoitroBe lit geltern 6r
tyreoerid 2. Icibniller set GSotts
scr 5rou Souiio q. EeidmiIler aeb
Sod. geIiorben. Monn Die gegrd6
uiBicierlidIeiteu itottfinoen Ioaelt
lit nod niht betonnt eeaebeu por.
oen,
5rou u. Margarctta 8ro.
nilter.
SIN gllter bon SO Sa6rcn liarb gc
itern in i0rer @o6nmg 5raa "
Wlorgoretto aroniIier oie Satin
oes periior6enen Srn SSobn arouis
tier Tic 9eeroiglng miro am Eien
itae 9lohnlittaa l53 llDr bonn Srau
erbaiiie ans aui bent yDlt Carmel
,Srieoboie" erfolgeu
9I6OuneHten, bic ben n9rMtIdlen
GurreipunSenten4 uidli phuftlidl pOer
nnreaelmdhig cr6aItcM iinO seheten,
bcr Office oaDOn per SeIepbun ober
4 - e..
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u@opetp a 5coter"

Wcorqe Sopman Der in Git9ol.
iunorc gc6oreu puroe iit Der G6er
@ib6olo Scr G6orlcs g. GoDlors
i Earrings of @oriS" 9trleSfe-Crlp.
pc. Sic niorQcn i'm n@oDctD E6eo.
ter ouitritt. Die &oritcllm9 DC.
itc6t ans 5pci glften Ger critic lit
5etitclt ..9ope @oter" uno Der guei.
tc ,N}o Srieno 9iileo. @opmon
miro lmteritiiet BON 6rmf 4S Dur
p6u, Somes Is. &ortou 9u0 Binder,
81. Tin6ur, SorrD Scpon sSoiie
GenniS, Wlorie 9ubcr, @race gln
oerion 0iaoge @iornep rnO einem
20.fopiigen iciden Nldohenhor
9lm 0ienitog 9l6en0 fin0et Gin Dor
fompf Gonteit itott
llnter6oftungs 9tbeno.
Gin nuliifoIiider lmo literoriicber
lInter6olhn9s 96en0 miro am
Donneritag ocn 81. IS. W}ts. nm 8.15
ll6r i'm 3wcig 10 scr Gnoh @rott.
Srei 9i6liot6ef. Barre. nno Ct
9SeterIiroBe. itottfiuoen sri. Sane
Sonlilton @2iaer 5opran 8rIMorp
@lidle, 9ealeitimg sri. 9loelc Cant.
meper &orleimg iopie Sr. ii. 6ran
9}elUton &enoerioL Grgel iino sic
Nlihuirtenoen Iqs @rogranm ent.
6dlt ii. ". SoHen bon Nlascagnt
&eroi 9lepie @ounoo un0 T6oDer.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-09-01
"canter for the Kind Lady"

AS I am at seeing you thus, shall
take you home"
Get out, will you" snapped the
manager, undertaking to slam the door.
I'm tired Of your insolence. I'd"
Bergman never finished his sentence,
for in his rage he committed grave
blulider-he struck wildly at the
flushed face so close to his, and the
next instant was jerked bodily out Of
his seat. Lorelei uttered a cry OF
fright, for the whole side Of the cab
seemed to 60 with her employer.
There was a brief scuffle, a whiri OF
flying arms, then Bergman's voice rose
in a strangely muffled howl followed
by nasal curses. With below Of an
guiSh he suddenly ceased his struggles,
and Lorelei saw that Bob was holding
him by the nose. 1t happened to be
a large. unhandsome and neshy mem
Der, and, securely grasping 1t, Berg.
mans conqueror held him at a painful
and humliating disadvantage.
Bob was painting, but he managed to
say, Come! We will dance for the
lady"
A mufIled shrek Of pain was the an.
swer, but the street was empty save
for some grinning chauffeurs, who Of.
fered no assistance.
BE good fellow. insist, my dear
Nobel"
Drive on, quickly" Lorelei Inn.
plored, but the chauffeur cranked his
motor reluctantly. A moment passed,
then another; he cranked once more.
Bergman was sobbing now like q
woman.
Bob paused and wheezed: "Bravoi
You done noble, Nobel. We've learned
some new steps, too, ehT" All power
of resistance had left the victim, who
seemed upon the verge of collapse. II
say we've learned some new steps;
haven't we, Berry," He tweaked the
distorted member in his grasp, and
Bergman's head wagged loosely.
"Oh, please-please--" Lorelei cried.
TREMENDOUSLY, Don't"
"Canter for the kind lady" Whar.
ton insisted. Bergman capered awk-
wardly.
"Mr. Wharton! Bob" Lorelei's
agonized entreaty brought her admirer
to the cab door, but he fetched his pris-
oner in tow. "Let him 90 orwell be
arrested"
an let go If you insist. But tie
a grand nose. love II. Never was
there such a nose"
Bergman, with desperate wrench,
regained his freedom and staggered
away with his face In his hands.
"It--aetually stretched" said Bob.
as he regretfully watched his victim.
II dare say I'll never find another nose
like it."
Lorelei's cab got under way at last,
but barely in time, for a crowd was as-
sembllng. Not until she was safely
inside her little apartment, with tha
chain on the door, did she surrender;
then she burst into a trembling, chok-
ing fit of laughter. But her estimate
of Wharton had risen, and for the flrst
time he seemed not entirely bad.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-09-01
CHAPTER XIII.

Jimmy Knight felt his sisters deser-
ton quite as keenly as did his mother
and father, for his schemes, though In
choate, were ambitious, ana his heart
was set upon them. Lorelei's obsti~
macy was exasperating-a woman's
unaccountable freaklshness.
He confided his disappointment to-
Max Melcher. TITS pretty tough"
complained Jimmy. II had Merkle 60
ing, but she Grabbed 1t. Then just 40
that boob Wharton was getting dafier
over her every day she gets her back
up and the whole thing 10 cold"
you mean it's cold SO far as you're
concerned" Melcher judicially amend.
ed.
Sure. She's sore on me, ana tn
whole family"
"Then this Ia just the time to mafEE,
her off. New York ia q mighty lone.
some place for girl like her, HuppoaN
I take hand.n ~. go.
IAN rights II ~
Continued Next Week
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-09-01

night, but Bergman ignored her words,
and, stepping boldly in after her, spoke
to the driver.
Bob had imblbed with O magnificent
disregard Of consequences, and a. q
result be was unsteAly on his feet.
His hat was tilted back from his
brow, his slender stick bent beneath
the weight he put upon 1t.
Naughty, naughty Nobelv' hs
chided Come out Of that cab; you
and journey arm and arm into the
pulpling east"
Drive on" cried Bergman, forcing
Lorelei back into her seat, as she, half
rose.
Bob leaned through the open cab
window, murmurlng thickly: Nobel.
you are drunk. Shocked-nay, grievsa
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-09-01

A woman dislikes to find the
first gray hair almost as badly -
a man dislikes to part with his
last one.
Isn't Billy delighted over his
new motor carp
Yes, except when he's under
it,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-10
STOCK EXCHANGE
SHOWS ADVANCE
Increase in Prices Only Halted for
Time By Realization of Profits
BY Sales.

New York. March 10.-Stock prices
continued to advance today subject
to recessions due TO realizing sales.
United States Steel led the list on it's
advance to Sass and Zinc was next,
rising two to the new price of SO
while Butte and Superior added four
at 80. Crucible and American and
Baldwin Locomotives were foremost
among the war shares at gains of to
points. Marine preferred supple
mented its initial rise and Mexican
Petroleum made full recovery. Beth
lehem Steel opening down three at
4S1, soon rose to 495. Bonds were
easy.
New York, March 10-Some hesita-
ton resulting probably from the sit
uation in Mexico. marked the outset
of today's stock trading but the mar
ket strengthened later. Mexican Pc
troleum declined two points and
American Smelling was slightly low
er, with fractional recessions in Bal
timore and Ohio, New Haven and Gen.
trail Leather. Coppers, Marine prefer
red and Baldwin Locomotive adj
vanced.. Butte and Superior were
quoted at 95, a new high record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-10
Martin B. Madden.

Washington, D. c., March 10.-Pro-
visions for the creation of civilian
reserve along lines suggested by Con-
gresham Madden of Chicago were in
serted in the house army bill, which
has just been made pubic.
These paragraphs provide for the
creation of reserve consisting of
persons who have had special train
ing or experience in the various arts
and industries upon which the signal
ordnance, and quartermaster corps
of the army would have to depend in
time of war.
Under their terms the secretary of
war is authorized to accept the en-
listments of persons who have had
such training, to provide rules and
regulations for their enlistment and
instruction in army matters, and to
establish army camps for their bene-
fit.
1t is estimated that the reserve
can muster at least $4,000 men the
first year, if congress approves the
Madden suggestions, and more than
that number in future years.
Congressman Madden some time
ago reached the conclusion that in
time of war it is just as essential for
the army TO have trained men in the
| signal corps, the ordnance division
the quartermaster corps, as on the
firing line. From time to time
numerous persons have offered tc
enlist in such a reserve, particularly
persons who have made study OF
aviation, telegraphy. wireless teleg-
raphy, and wireless telephony.
Il believe" said the congressman
that the approval of this plan would
enable the war department to build
up a force which would be of untold
value in case of war 1t would co.
ordinate the industrial forces of the
country and make it possible to have
most efficient volunteer force right
at the start.
THE men in this reserve should
have some actual training with
| troops, and this training can be had
at the summer encampments of civil
ian soldiers, which are authorized In
, the army bill and made a part OF The
permanent military policy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-10
Legal.
Administrators Notice.

Estate of Mrs. Julia Gernaey, de-
ceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator, with the will
annexed, of the estate of Mrs. Julia
Gernaey, late of the county of Rock
Island, state of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will ap-
pear before the Hon. Benjamin Bell,
Judge of the probate court of Rock Is
land county, at the probate court room,
in the city of Rock Island, at the May
term, on the first Monday in May next,
at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested to attend for the pur-
pose of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated Sth day Of March, A. d. 1916
GABRIEL GERNAEY,
Administrator with the Will Annexed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-03-10
COE

William Pearsall has received a car
load of lumber preparatory to building
new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Riewerts and Mr..
and Mrs. William Riewerts went to
Port Byron Sunday to see their mother,
Mrs. John Riewerts, who lies seriously
i'll at her home there
Misses Phillis Guthrie and June Nell
son were weekend guests at their re-
spective homes in Rock Island.
The children of Frank Ashdown are
all i'll with the grippe.
The Mike Murphy home is quaran-
tined on account Of scarlet fever, one
of the little sons being i'll with the dis
| ease
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ashdown were
guests Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fillmer.
William Cowley and family are NOV
ing to their new home on the Dosia
bottoms this week. o. Rathbun moves
in his home, vacated by Mr.. Cowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mohr, who were re-
Gently welded will go to housekeeping
on the Martha Miller farm this
| week.
Finley Wreath has returned home
from the Moline city hospital, and is
somewhat improved in health.
| Mesdames John Calson and Henry
Nelson have returned from a pleasant
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Simpson is seriously i'll
| with pneumonia. 9.
John and Alex Ashdown left Satur-
day for Montana, where they will try
demonstrating.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Liphardt OF
Milan visited their father, John Lip
hardt, few days.
Rev. Alfred Carnell was reelected
pastor of Bethel church last Sunday
He resigned the charge the Sunday pre-.
vious but his congregation would not
accept the resignation.
Harry Burcher will work for Berlyr
Simpson, the coming year.
Miss Dena Gerkin of Rock Island
spent Tuesday at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Gerkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coe are the par.