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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
OUT TIE PIKE CHuRcHEs

Fnh!c IT. +. CHURCH. u. =. ErIlfln.
minister. To the following services 4
CordIn! invitation ~ extended: Stiu,i.Ly
school a. = u. NJ. Mr. J. K. Meek. super
intcndent At p. H.. installation scr
vices Will be- held Of the new officers
Of the Epworth League Tor tho coming
year. Every member Of the church is
extended mn invitation 10 hc present at
this service. especially all tn" young
people uf our rhurril. Mr.. Stanley
Chapman. president Il! Chaplinr Sircet
VI. +. church League. will hc present
To give us n talk ON Epworth League
work. Evening Worship at o'clock
sermon by tho pastor. ON Wednesday,
evening ~ 7:31 prayer meeting after
which Il meeting or tho board al stew
ards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
lmmanuci Baptist caurch. F:uft :

lmmAMUci I5Hrlist rlurrN. EUH Sfr"r;.
ARDEN T.. Miller. pastor. Sunday school
,.:,llss at ?:l3 Il. m. Morning preaching
service al II u'rl"ck. Topic Of the
morning "Thn Tiv" Year Program.
F:NrminE service ut 80. l.. !. T. l.. ut
liz annex. Wednesday, evening PRAYER
ni"ciinr. Thursday 4: !. IN. the Ladies'
AID SDrirtN \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

every Friday II ! y. III. and every Sat
Urday At $50 L. IA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

German Methodist Church, Ciiaplinc
Street. opposite High School. Rev. Chas.
E. Severiugi,aus, pastor. Sunday School
at a:15 a. IL. General Class meeting at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

=. JanrS I:vla""Tit;h I8't"ran
cIiErci. 14"H-iii' C!lapi!nc street. !;"T.
\. X. W.r."r. pastor. l:rr. NJ. /. Stcrar.
assistant pastor. Reformation Festival.
sunday: H.15 4. II. Sunda" school and
Eials classes English: and G"vTnnn:
1870 4. IA. services IN IN" German Ian
:;laGe There will hr no services in IN"
""cninE. In tn" afternoon n 3.hn o'clock
ri" congregation Will partiCira'" in -
Lutheran mass meeting at III" tUU::
Theatre. The public ~ ais" w"ir"fn' =
this lnn"ti.c. TucSd1T cr"nir.; thr con-
Sregatiou will be entertained ~ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

Zion Lutheran church. 21!S Market
street. Rev 4. l.. Ecmzc. pastor. Mn
,nentf Sunday nfter Trinity or Reforma-
ton Day. Sunday school AT 9.l5 4. M.
Preparatory srrvic" al 2:45 4. IL. Cui2f
service with Holy Communion ri 1":"n
a N. AZ 3:on y. m. Union ltcfornat;"a
festival al ike ,'nHri Th"a;r" The
rnitrd Lutheran chnirs Of Wheeling
viii !.ad tho singing; Special quart
tess VII! render auth !na. Lc:. j. G.
ku;szuIann. =. T.. % PhiladciThia: Pa
will deliver tho principal address. There
VII bc no respers in :hiH church sun
day. Monthly meeting "f tho church
council on rcx: "Wednesday evening. Tho
meeting Of tn" Nilsson srci"lv WIZ! b"
held n:i TrurSGa: evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

First Y. f.. church. Elm Grove. John
II. Hess. pastor. Tom ar" cordially in
Vl;ch - attend the following rrv!ccS
next Sunday: Sunday school 9:41 Il. m:
worship. l l Il. III. and 7:S0 p. m; sermons
by the pastor: Junior League. y. NJ:
EpwOrth League 6:45 y. III. Monday.
30 J.. m. official board meeting. Wed.
ncSdaE. 80 y. m, prayer meeting ana
study class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
METHODIST

N-ss;ey Methods; Eptsc"na! C}'';rr!!
So: Jacob Street. rhitjn Y. Dsi5oit
pastor II the Following services 4
most cordial invitation IS "NtNt1ru:
Sunday: Preaching 1T th::'" l. ~: ny
Pew. NJ. D. Griffin: 1T 80 !. ~. MISS
Little, our Dcaccpess viii deliver an
address on the work Of the recent Ma
tional Convention Of Home Missions.
Sunday School at 200 ,. IN. .fohn ltuTA-
p1rey. Superintendent. Monday evenin.
the Epwocth League VIII Eif" Hat-
iowe'en social IL the lecture rooCi OF the
church. Wednesday evening. Mtd-wecH
service Of prayer and praise. THursu;tE
evening, choir rehearsal under the CT
fecston Of Prof. Kinchelos. Wesley is
friendly church and VIII greet 70"
cordially.
Hope N. E church. NJ II. Griffin. Min
lister. To the following services a cor
dial invitation is extended: SundaE
School at 9:io g. m, Mr. Roy t.ars"Wit''.
Superintendent. Morning worship AZ
o'clock, Rev. ". X. troTc Will pTsach.
.tav evening the Ladies' Aid Society Will
have their regular monthly meeting ana
7hc members are requested to pc present
as business Of importance IS 70 DC trans
acted Tuesday evening at I:46. Prayer
Meeting. Friday evening At The uSIai
hour. Epwcrth League.
Chaplin. Street Methodist Episcopal
1E"rSh. - - 1T;n,srsr our serv-
net on..FiSS 49, ;n,nrsS+ Snnday. and
ices ,tIe W ;,,s| sr,.',t rhin-s ron, ON.
we are ~ I'D Ps;!r Tny 10 which,
a., ~ are So. ~. no S,;1ray school m
1,aE StrsIeH> tr' - ~, 80 cartons
lSreStinS ~ ,'.;,I.,.s Ill; no ,,,aGr i"
SIASSS' - cnn..ni carrriarv
w. w. ;.i,,.;.,i, E,.n'-.iv Srinnl A.
OK w .r;', i. = ..n.,;v.s rt,St an
.t,,ni'' !,r. -. t;f,.,,itn;- :uIdirn,...
80; ''' mr.. t.i.,;,.,- ;..,unr..,:. "a = ~
80. I,.,,i,r I..,..i... ~ Taur;. Ai,.t',y.
s,,'.'.ri :.:,,' J. ~. senior ~
.,,..,i, i>.,-,..r,..,.i, MIR. Stanley
To-, i,,,i... "a =; M liz.
-, ~ t'''iI I.!,,,,S ,,,l S.rn;n,, sub
Nru'..I r.,.,,,.,r.t E,as, ,rh. I:oarI
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~ So ~, 80 49,, 49, r..t,i;,,.. l;r,; scents
10 M' ',.;
fFioaE rNc'''''@'
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r .,; ,''' ;: 49,; r. y Pastor
~: S"' ".s, ,'.In,l, j., ~, r3rrrioc /;
i'"E 81 ,;,.,; . t,r,c company wi;f
), -, -, ~. -..r,.i..r - 1880
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
PRESBYTERIAN

Mission Society. All are heartily vel
coined
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

The Christian church. Elm Crave:
Harry Robertson. pastor. Bell phnnc
ILL ~ a. m. sunday school. Geo. Me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

s.. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove. W. Va. Rcv. VI. L.
St"uer. asststan. pastor. Reformatlo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

s. Nnirrws church. Tmirt T-S"Tcnt'
and I:Off sir.";S i. LOGAN Fish. rector
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Continued ON Page Ten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

ri6tet; oieieI6e 1at folgenoen @ort-
lout
u@eiiern BADEN nniere 2rltppen
oiif oenl Gorio gluteou oer sSluB
GaQone gefrcuat unO bic lpeItliden
9I66Gnge oes Wlonte 9loologetn unO
Den @ipiel ocs Grnibrio, ipel1e bel
Oen Steaungen itnrf 6efeitigt woren,
genonlnen.
Sente @'oreen bei Eaeesanbrutb
6oben mir sic @tnot 0ppocbiaieaa
ero6ert gSir madten 270 @eian-
gene ltno er6eltete orei 6elogeidiiBe
uno cine groBe 9uontitdt pon&riegs-
material uuo WliInition
sym @6r5 Giitrift 6at ser 8einO,
Der Geritdrfluaen er6alten 6ot, Ib
aif oen S5iigeln oItliB BON ser Sto0t
be6onptct, unteritiibt bon beftieen
SSelcr ieiucr idmcren 9[rtiIlcric bonn
@ainii33u &loteml ors.
PHI OeH 9}eit Ser Sront 6o6cu iicb
glrtilerie Nlellc a6geipielt Ger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Seine par ie6r eifrig nit Der 9cfeIti-
guug iciner @ert6eiOi9unosiieuu
bcicbGitigt
9lm o6ercn 2dufe oeS 8luIies goitc
6aben mir 9eItern 9todbt cine weitere
%oiitiou am @}oute Qofana aenonl,
men.
5einolide 8lieeer 6oben ciuen 9ln.
0riff ouf @roOo internonmen. @s
muroc feiucrIei S6oocn onocridtet.
(Nie Stoot 0ppacdiolcao liegt
etmo cine bol6c MeiIe 0itlib bon oer
@oIlone ~9inie, ncl1c am SSreitog
Don Den GeItcrreicbern bc5ogen mur.
oe nodOem bic Stoliener oos Do6ers
DO Flatcall gcnoninen 6otten. g(lls
Der g}ad6ribt bon Der 9eieBung Scr
Stoot ld]eint bcrpor5ugebcrb ooB sic
Stoliencr nnh Ser @inno6me ocs
pes Elotcaus oie Scilerreicber uod
ipciter 3llriidgeorGnat bQben. Nppocs
dioielo Iiegt 6 A2cilcu iiioweIllit
bon 056r5.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Gie britii6en Offi5ierS,
YerluItc.
(Spe6laI.@orreIponoeu Der gdlociricu @reiic)
Sonoo H. 27. Slli. Die 0ifi-
5iers-Gerlliitliiten 5cigen fortmGbrcn0
Die Seftiefeit Der adulpic al Scr
meItliden 6ront. Die 8erluac elmer
ISOLDE, bonn t6. bis gum 80. SulL
belieien iid ouf 52S 8oote, 1910
Geruunoete uuo 2Ol IermiBte, 3u.
lammen 1899. Gos @cr6GltniB Der
Eooten 5u oen Germuuoctcn, at 2.
lit 6ober ais in oeu por6erqcqangc-
nen IA Gooen. Seit @eginn ocs
&ricges oerlor sic britiide 9lrmqc
t0,t05 toote, 81 300 Dermlnoetc uuo
2,462 OcrmiBtc Sffi5ere.
9rigaoc-@enerol GlSmire miroe
Derwiuloct mo t6 O6eriilictenoutS
mltrocn get0Otct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

pennaiicn no6 Dem curopGiiben
&riegSt6eaipr o6ne 3miibenfdae Uor
iid sic Erltppen meroen aus ben
oiiatiihcn NroDin8en ser Eiirfei gc.
noinmeu lluo iAlicBen cine Qln3obl
pon qlrabern elm. QlQe 0ieie Wlani.
i4aftcH iino poqig neu equipirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

ApnNantinDpcL N. Nngut bin 9onoon ~ gngnf. ~ Sic
rnden 5trafte i'm Sis Dnb9anm Srfid Mrmcuien, ip6
Sarcn ue bic u nmtdc gcfanutgc6nus bgt ucicr
5nrHdgrie6en 1Oroeu.
Iic MeSnng lantct.
u2 raIFihn 5heiafs Oe wcscu dccn gScec nub Der
@ducrsetcu bernaGt onrd Oas nHganig Set Td Der yt
en cnecrid 5utien, nS ucter ann @Rd5ue sc5nueu
uorbcu nno cFeu Nn 0cfaHgenc SGn6n
5nnd Der ruiid 9ad5e wnrO 6Hrd uu duere arGere nn6
On ben uuIercm redten 6g anss6tcn 3uf unf bic n
G6nic.N6ben cr5lunugcm
Ie gerGe aold gis weldc Der 6einc arf egt bate
nn0 artndds 0GOge, wnOcn ngenommcn Pin @ben6 6cS
Augn etn @i nuO WOrseu bes s. mur6 Gln6
Incr Sormar grbt uccr nnf bic 8Gc urbd SiS
Wul6"
Gas @cncFe ron oer SarfcnfrOnt
Gin pacr aeuer Ofaer trtdcr Serih nOist BAH bic
Snrfrn am q gHenit AiDgbi 6eIcbt 6abcn.
a Dcr gDpfen 5runt nr6c nad ber @nsagc Der bei Satin
Snen gemadtrn @efongueu brid nbalc9cgiment
faf gau,b aufgcricbep aac Ci5 9gmeus ficn
Ncfeht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Ole sSrun3olcn DoIlen norolid oer
Somne oeutide 5teauneen Der
oritten 2iuie ollf elmer 5ront bon
oreilnooreibiertel Wleilen eiuge-
nomnen 1o6eu 9rou9cn an
oeblic6 in Mourepos cin. g(uA
Die Guiien meloen neue @rfolge-
&ari8, 12. 9(ueuit. Die 6ran-
3ocn boben angebGcb aif Der Som-
me 5ront einen 3iemli1 6eOelItenoen
@rfoIg critritten. sic moaen &oli-
tionen ser oeiiti1en orittcn 2inie altf
elmer breiteu 6ront genoulmcn boben.
Qies miro in 0en no9itebenOen
offi3ieQen Bulletin oes fran8oiilden
ariegsbureauS gemcloet oaS beutc
9lbeno Derofientlicbt muroe:
nSyn Scr @egeno n6roliA bon Der
Soutme 6aben ilniere Eruppeu no1
einleitenoeu &dnpfen an geltrigen
9l6eno uno in Ger leBtcn 9iadt Die
ocuti6en SteGungen ser 6ritten 81
mic bon eincm 8unfte oitlicb bon
Soroecourt Bis sur 5omme, gegen.
iiber Guscourt, ongegriffen.
9llf oieier 5ronf bon 61a Gilome-
tern (3$4 Wleilen) bat uuIere SSnfon-
teric III widtigent 9(uitllrH aae
S6iisengrdben lno itorf 6efeitigten
&erfe III elmer Giefc bon 600 Bis
1000 Wletern eenouimen.
Mir iino in 0os 0orf WioltropaS
eingeOrungen ilno Der iiiolihe GbeiI
occlben lno Der 6rieobof iino in I'LL.
icren SGnoen. g9ir i6o6en lniere
neuen 2inien an ben iiioliden g[6-
9Gngen oes S5iigelS 100, entlang oer
StraBc bon W}alrepos nad Glerp,
uno ouf Dem 8ergriidcn meitlic6 bon
GlerD por.
&ie 3obl Der bon ms genadten
unpermrnoeten @efongeuen 0ie bis
Der ge8dblt peroei fonnten beIduft
ii1 auf 1000; auBeroem 6aben mir
oreiBig Ntoidinengemebre erbeutet.
Gin oeutiAer @egenongriff 0pi-
ihen Glerp uno Mdurepas bro6 un-
ter unierem pirfiamen 5elier 5lialu.
men.
Suolid bon Der Sonme boben
mir Die feinoliden 9rganiiatiouen in
Der GegenO bon Qeuiecourt eincut
Derbeeren0en 8ombaroement lnter.
worfen.
9luf Der &eroln-Sron CAB es ein
inteniioes 9(rtiaerie-Guea III Der @e-
gen0 bon 6lelirD lno Gaug le Gbo
pitre.
9luf Dem 9tcit Der 6ront oerlief Der
Gog IN 0crbdltniBmdBig rubiger
@eile."
Ger fran56fii6e 9to6mit.
agSberi d t.
BartS ~. 9(ugtit. 3ic
1eutiden unterna6men geitern 9}adt
an Der Somme-6ront n0rolib Ocs
Sem.Mal0cS einen iDu9tigen 9(n-
griff Der, pie Der beutige anitliAe
9eri6t 0es fran5oiiiden &rieg8bu-
reaus melOet, nit betrd6tli9en Ser
luiten gum Steben gebradt muroe.
9iioli6 Der Somme erfolgte, nd1
elmer beftigen 8eidieBuug, Elm oelit-
ider @oritoB gegen ga Wtaiionette,
bod per6inoerte 0o3 fron8oiiibe
Sperrfeuer bic Sturmcolonncn AM
Ssrpor6re1en.
@Gbreno Der g}aGt ri6teten oic
8ran3oien i6te neuen SteIungen
oes 6lulics elm. Grfnn-
0iingsabtbeillingen errei1ten ben
g8alo oItli6 bes Sem.@a6n6oies, po
2eiGen Der Geuti9en &c.
fimoen ipuroen.
9(n Der Geroun-3ront muroen
3mei oeutid6e 2lngriffc III Ser gtad.
bori1ait BON 6leiirp 5lriidgeidlo-
gen. Die 9[rtilleric mar t6dtig in
Der @egenO BON &dur, Gbapitre uno |
Gbenois
8 as 9eueitebon 6er@riteu.
6ront.
2on0on IS. 9lugitit. Ger ee-
lierlr9l6eno filr8 DorNlitternodt bonn |
britildeH glrnee &nuptauartier per-
oiii5ieae 9erid)t 6ot fol-
genOen gortlalit:
ISM 9c5irf 3miiden Dem 9(ncrc |
lmo Der 5onuue fat iid bic Gadlas
&c nidt Derdnoert 9luf Der 9an5et
,5ront ga6 es glrtiaerie 6elter nit
lIuterbrehungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
6ran5Oien BET GbtanutOnt gepOrfen.


Seriu uia 2OuSOn IL. angut. wv grhidc fran55TTdc
Nn8rc au 6eu Soften fnD Smrd WcgennugriC
tiilerc deacr Oer 1eutitn a6sdIaon mDrOca
Gn HIaHterie Sorof oer 6rau5On bas SGianmOutNS
ani oer &er0nn5rDH unrSc 5urafgcdlngcu
1ic armgrupp nntcr Oem Commando O Gr5bcr5peS Gorl
6ra Joep Fut ben Snen il Der &apnt6enggno nac 3a6
Die @ngruppirnng tcntOndcn SlhI
Ten 2nter nn Srisa in @aSien acbScu @infeI drr Og
reid Ort
2ic gnsabcu FuS in Ocm amtIidu gcrdt cu6cu Scr 6m
Nadmtaa Ontdeu ubcn ccrcscinag unssegebcn
Nndfe9cnb Scr boltduoigc Sn9at bcr Ih6ciInug
@cRli6crGricgsldanpIat
o@tarfe brThc Ernppcumacn 6aben in Der 0csen suIdn
SBppal OreaME Salbc nn6 @Gc
bcnti@m Gnu ansegrin N5rO Cullcrs nuO in RAD
barida Eo5iercS wnr6eu bic Su Na6fampcu
scnauer Srcdf 5r adgwurcu 3Gr0d Sa5cuiu-
HNett mo il 0 N6e Gu uur6n bic @Or0f
M arIler, 9nfanterie @afnengeuc sum ShlluuO
gcbraht
Sn ben gc1irt sudden @anrepas nno Der sOmme pas Gin
iau5Jfher 9nsf OOd eiuc Shell aus5Fdcu Srnppu
Draua iu cin tlenes GcGOIi nOrOSaI id Sem Gin.
Su0d BON Der SOmmc war elm irau55Fdn SGeiner in Der
Nd9c garIcnr gGn3iid gcbnjf us
anf Maasfcr gerOmu ront babeu bic Gran-
5OH magreuo oer @od e 40 Aanf mcb Snnogrananaugfc
aeaeu nnere zeaangru nSrSld nH @ld Sanmuaerf
encH aen @o0F oaS Sbia nmOntgScrf ic gerdt Nac
oc Nnre 1ngc c0 nuS ben 5ranOcu c0r GrO gerInc
eaSid bon eeutrcv uar cine tusrumuua n bctrdcm ga.
onie non Grg gcrHnt gSr afhH cine Au5a6 @causcnn
ceflider9ricgsfdanBIot.
drout peg demardalS Dou 8uOeabn 81 Der @d0c 1n
bnescc SHdc strnmcu, wctld aO6cl9 aSld
3arec unrSen nTiiGe &ut6hc mieoer 6nia abgcidlasn
Su BEN Hfe OeS StOt6OS, Ud Gop 6abn in flcnc
rcn @cdten mc9rere MaidJucngemc6re erbcnct.
@tarfe nOde Nngrff anf bciOea Gccn Sroscanic t
m ppm 3aorc mnren BON nueren Strcfratcn SlNanb
bradt
gSa6renO Der tn Gage a6cn nuicrc Slug @cIhun6 nit
gntcm GrUg cntng Der aUOc-5GrnD ganlu 5a6en
O acknowledgements nuO Srnppcn TOas n6rOd Der 2inic nit
AOmReH bcGt Gin rnder Aerppan purSe Qnftgefc6
n0rOliA @Dtnl bcrnntcrgcTAuIen
6ppt oes @rB9er50ss aar 8ans 50iep6 Gcfn Nat
n per WegenS abd 3aOc 6cige AGmpie eauge SIN
lctrseu cHtpfrn F@ n Snaac Gcfcdc uOFOI1
pat9cn.
Ee srnppcn9mcsnnocn bic mir eingeitc abcn, un i'm Gin
flaHg NIT nnieren ElGnen SnrdGcfaBrt
sasuno auariis Old 86 aarpat6cn, @abn
mir 10O @cfanscnc gut Sre NudueusucBrc Anf
boen en Der Gnpn NSb ben eet oeA Sruppcu ben Samp
cinaegrfeu.
Saffans s&riegSfdnnpIab.
Ier 6cno mcoerbOlt gefern feline buadcn Sdenangie
Weaeno 6a pom G Grau bic uber Ourd nniec 9racr nrHd
gewcien wnr6en@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

9l6uuncntcii, bic ncit ,,GcNtirlru Goreeiaue
beitten" uldlt phnttlid Ooer uurceclmSHi e..
balten, Hno ge6eten, Der Gfficc onNDn Veg weIt.
p1un Dccr idlriihm W.lttgcihH9 81 ma.lcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13
}rQn3OImdeg
Nngcbli6 an Der SOmme
rrittitten.
Stad) SOsclOaa9 frnn5Oiis
irben &ricasbmreaus.

Die 6ron5oicn pouen n0rolid Der
souime oeutitbe 9teuunoen Der
Oritten 2inic ollf elmer 6ront bon
oreillnoOrcioicrtcl W}eilen einoc-
nohncn 6aben. Gronocn an
oebIic6 in @3ourepas cin. 9(u6
Die Guiien neloen neue grfolge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-13

Nuteriul fir Spitcn-SeniterbOrbauoc, in mciB,
Creme un0 Glcnbeinfarbc; cute 2dngcn. Frciic
mic fol9t
9oc spsen 2oc spisen 4oc 6peen SOC spscn
15c yur0 tOc yaro zoe yorO 25c goro
Nlutcricl fir gnfpuitcrnns Scr @lObel 2oiiet
Gie ms iebt S6rc @26bel oltipolltern ttno $bncn
wenigitens 209o criporen $500, $3.75 un0
$500 &olitermaerol berabgcicBt pro YorO ouf
$500, $3.50 uno $2.75.
1000 9icitc bun 8ulitcrmatcra Dammit nuO
&liid); &GnQen fir ungep0bnlid1 qroBe Stible
lno Site Sebt olle at Ialbcm &reiic
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-02
THE jim CLARK
MYSTERY SETTLED

On Oct. Ia, 1915, the Register pub
lished letter written to Brinton +.
Hall of Bedding from his brother,
Chas. j. Hall, of Idaho, regarding the
death of one "Jim Clark" of Idaho.
Mr.. Hall was trying to find the heirs
of the deceased on account of large
estate left and it was thought that
some of the relatives of the deceased
were in this neighborhood because the
said "Jim Clark" had gone from here
to the west when a young man.
Persons who were familiar with
matters in Rockford many years ago
decided that the mans name was not
Clark but Kinney and Mr.. Hall was
notified to this effect through the Reg
lister. The tip was right and a son,
James Kinney, Jr., was located at
Denver, Colo. There are also two
sisters of the deceased Mrs. j. III.
Robinson of Grand Rapids and Mrs.
Haywood, living in Casnovia. The
estate, which consists of about $10,-
600, is now being settled up-Rock-
ford Register.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-02

Their Peculiar Adaptability to Life In
the Sandy Wastes.

The camel thrives only In desert
regions. And herein lies It's useful.
ness to man. for by its means alone Is
he enabled 10 cross barren tracts 9th
erwise impossible. This ability to live
without water and with little food for
long periods is due 10 two natural res
ervoirs. Water is stored In special
pockets in the lining of the stomach.
while large mass OF fat Is stored on
the back. forming the characteristic
hump. though. according to popular be-
lief, II is here that the water is held.
Though 1t will manage 10 subsist for
long periods on the thorny scrub such
as forms the only vegetation Of desert
areas and with very little water, its
complacency In these matters may be
overtaxed. as was disastrously shown
during the first expedition to Khartum
Two other factors In the adaptability
OF the camel TO a desert life have to be
taken into account. These are the feet
and nostrils. The first named have but
two toes. protected by very thick.
horny pads TO resist the burning sand,
while the nostrils are long and slitlike
and can be closed at will. thereby en-
abling the animal to survive the awful
which so frequently en-
danger the lives of travellers I'm these
regions. Paul Pioneer
Press.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MEETING OF COM
MISSIONERS ON CLAIMS

First Insertion Jan. 10, 1916)
STATE OF MICHIGAN-The pro-
bate court for the county of Ionia.
In the matter of the estate of
Decker Hoppough, deceased.
Having been appointed commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons
against deceased, we do hereby give
notice that four months from the
thirteenth day of January, A. d. 1916,
were allowed by said court for credit
ors to present their claims to us for
examination and adjustment, and
that we will meet at the store of
Lester Kimberly at Cooks Corners in
said county, on the thirteenth day Of
March, A. d. 1916, and on the thir-
teenth day of May, A. d. 1916, at one
o'clock in the afternoon of each of
said days, for the purpose of examin-
ing dan adjusting said claims.
Dated January Is, A. ID. 1916.
FRANK L. MOON,
LESTER j. KIMBERLY,
34-t-3 Commissioners.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-02
Stop the Grippe uOhen
It's Still a Cold

Grippe, Pneumonia. Bronchitis. all start from
common colds Head them off By using Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound.
"a dose in time will save nine"
A few doses OF Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound taken when you feel a cold
coming on will save you n world OF
annoyance and possible distress.
Dry hacking coughs must never be
neglected. They irritate the throat
and chest terribly. The use OF Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound will have
a loosoning soothing effect, relieving
irritation and permitting sleep.
Here's a typical instance of the
relief and help that comes through
the use OF Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound:
MY little Girl had a severe cold
son, OF Youngstown, O., "and coughed
almost continuously. / tried lots of
cough remedies and had the doctor
treat her, but she did not get any
better. My sister recommended
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to
child. The first dose 1 gave her re-
lieved the Inflammation In her throat
and after using only one nifty cent
bottle the cough left her and her
throat and lungs were entirely free
from Inflammation. Since that time
I always keep . bottle Of Foiexs
ho Snsy n nno case OF S emepSemcv' a.
know II IL a sure cure for coughs and
colds. It was the means Of saving
my little girl and recommended u
W0Fuey . yfench
Oo0no1l's Drug 0t0eo
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-02-02
report was that she was doing as well
. - cox,ld he oxnacfod

report was that she was doing as well
as could be expected.
Lorenzo Jones and wife Of near
Rockford have been visiting at the
homes Of Alfred Davis, Geo. Davis,
Geo. Barnes, Dell Purdy and other old
friends and neighbors for week or
ten days.
There was a good crowd out last
Thursday night, considering the bad
roads, to see the new officers of the
Smyrna Hive No. $50, installed. A
fine supper was served at seven
O'Clock, after which CT. Deputy Com
mander Harriet Williamson of Grand
Rapids install ed the following Off
GERS: Commander, Lizzie Hoppough;
past commander, Elite Chase; lieut.
enant commander, Bessie Cook; re-
cord keeper, Olive Insley; finance
keeper, Adelaide Joslin; chaplain,
Maggie Odds; sergeant, Lottie Comp
ton; mistress-at-arms, Carrie Harris;
sentinel, Nellie Cowles; picket, Maude
Hogan. A short but good program
was then given, after which the new
ly installed commander presented
Lady Williamson with beautiful
mayonnaise dressing dish, the gift of
Smyrna Hive. All returned to their
homes feeling that they had been well
repaid for attending, even though the
roads were so bad. The next meeting
will be held Saturday evening, Febru-
ary 5, 1916.