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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09
Sa, morgeM moreeH ...s
5. go piteI

Ger an0ere Gag mar elm Gonn'
tog, OiaitenfeIo oienItfrei SboH pnr
neln ianote er einen gdcniteber nit
einem @riefe al &arln in ibr ScIcl.
Ger Portier, bel oeHI er anfragtc,
CAB glusfllnft oiif pelher 3imHer'
hummer Die Dame 0ii iinOen lei ltno
lpunoerte iidb oariiber, bob oies bili'
nen elmer @iertelihnoe ibon Der
eipeite mar, Der Wlaoame perionIitj
3u ipredeH beeebrte.
Qluf Der &reppe 5iIln 0tpeiten Gtod.
iUerf famen 0em Tienihuann 3tDel
Yerionen enteegen, Die berabitiegeH
cine peridIeierte 6rau unb elm iim-
uer Weni1 In ettpns berno6Idiiigtcr
StaIl 2ipree. gIuh ipenn Der Bor.
tier uidt eeiagt bate, Die @eiudte
idbe eben beim SriibItiid, mare Der
@obte niHt auf ben @eoonten eefom.
men, oaB bic Iebboft init oem We.
gleiter iprebenbe Dame ebeH bic
@eiu1te iei
XXI GtlllUHlluJc lDub uatp ~ =
2irfus geianot .iporOen gIngeiidtI
eineS 3mildenfaIls, Der ons belttiAC
gIuftretcn Der Dame init Der WeaS'
te" in Sraae iteIlte, bate Der 1iret-
for feline 9fiidlidt alf Senorita GIQs
Snfognito nebmcn f1rucn. SIC
nmbte bcrbei.
aarIo mar 70 in 9(niprnd gcntnt
men BON Dem, ipds ibr Der 8erid t
eritatter oils Dem Stnllc ilmner irir
oerbolen nntbte, oab Der Yorticr be
ibr fciu @cb6r 81 iinoen bofiea oiirf
tc. llcbcroies founte er ia anllcD
men, ooB Tie iAon oiif Ser Trr9p'
nit ocm 5mcitcn ociprod)cn imb I6l
an Den 9plcn gcipicicu babe, Der ali
ibr Sefret6r ecltcu ipoIltc
1otiGhlid bcricf iIrb Scrr 81
lcmsfi olii oieic Gigenidjaft ais obti
I rcr Iienitnonu oas aimnlcr betrnt
0Qrla icBt 'micoer IN ben ,}irhis be
| alcitcu, bate CT iiA ni@t bcwoacn &C
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

GintoGcn belle. g9dbreno nieIcS
baron mar, Die Gffcften Der Dane I'M
gleben5immer reiieierttq ou MAIDEN.
fiillte er in oem teinen Elm Tele-
9ralHmforntilldr aus. GS mar ibnt
Gin Ne0iirfnis, bic mirfungsiic6eren
&orte, Die ibiu olrcb oen aopf giii-
gen, 81 Edpicr 81 bringen uno lid) an
ibren gIHblid 81 ipeioen. gs mar Die
vBombe~, bic cincu t0oli0 @ebdBteM
0l Stolb oerINmcttcrn iollte
8manoig Glimlten ipGtcr iaB er in
eiuer Groldfc. Ole Sen @eg nae1 oem
3irtus Habm TaS 8cpGf iollte mitt-
lerDcile ourh ben SoteIoiener nadb
oem gabnbOf gebrndt iperDeE.
Sarla mar rid)tie nod nidt pen
oen perenocnoen Yicrocn gctpidlcn.
Grit ols iie iitb ieIber geniigian
ii6cr5cugt botte, oab Die fortipdbrenO
ocrlongten grpcrimente 0es 9ier-
ar5tes Die Gual Der 0ioiic mn oer-
l1ngerten Dab iic ibrc Ginipilliglng,
oab man Den Tooesfanpf ourN oeiI
crloienoen Scr6itih abfiir5c Mdb.
rcno iie chen Den Stail perlieb, inn
nidt 8cughl oieier Nro5eour 81 iein,
fam ibr 8oleipsfi cntgcgcn
,Die arrnen, ormen Iicre,
icDlud6tc iie. sd fam es inmcr
noN nid)t glolbcl. gSer bat mir oaS
ongetou2"
,sSaiIc Gi1l @enn es Dir auu
Troit acrcihCn fam, 10 loB' Dir ia.
gen ooB icb i6on llmIbM gebaltar
babe, ipie mo no id Dir griaB bic
ten licBc"
(Sorticsing foigt) ]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09
6eirat6s.q .qicen1cu,

g9iniam $. Siuf, %, bon gorf,
@o, lmO gerfba 10. night, 20, BON
Yorf, ga.
Sus6 g. @euncr %, BON @6ilu-
Oclpbid @a. imo Selen s. 2auber,
Is, BON glltoono ga.
9aOion &oponcbuf, %, umo Sofiic
Sdelu6nt, 1S.
@'orris 2ipiib, %, lplO Giaie Sat,
10. ~v's
See s. strouo, 36, mo 9(anes g.
Gonrog, 26, 9eioe bon philadelphia,
@n.
@cofireD q. aOrforO, %, un0
9laomi $. @liaer, 81.
Marmea SSomes, 25, uno @oloie
2. 2eDine, 81.
SSo6n s. gIotter, 20, uno 2il(ian
s. Gua6, 10.
Clarence @erbert, 43, bon 91o6e.
Iter, gl.Dv ln0 @race 6. Mel1er,
43, bon Qlnnapolis, Wlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

tom cine Grquidlma fir Sei6 uno
Seele ln0 Elm aleino0 iiir Die S1ab.
fontmer Der Grinnernng.
2 o5inliiten piiuiAen 81 &
0efrei6eit
DaB oie So5ialiitenportei oos 9iedt
ser @ai6iugtoner Geoefrei6eit ouf
ben oiieutliben StroBeu 3it beidrdn.
fen oniedten miro, aebt oarous 6er-
Dor, 0aB ser Sail BON Sultan s.
4ierce, melGer Der6aftet miroe, meil
er ogne poIi3cilibe Grlou6niB eiuc
9Reoe auf Ser StraBe ge6olten bate,
Dem a6er, nadoen er sic GrlaubniB
bon Der 4oli5ei geiudt mo er6al-
ten, niAts in ben g9eg geIegt iDur0e,
Dem gunoesobergeridt 5ur GntiAei-
oung Oorgelegt miro. &ierce 6Qtte an
ser 8enniDlDania.gluenie uno 9ldtc
StrnBe- g}oromeit Dor elmer oroBe.
rem D}enge nit poli5eiliGer Grlau6.
nib cine 9lniprade gebalteu, nndoenl
er am iel6en 8labe pegen SprehenS
o6ne Grlou6niBidein, Oor6er oerbai-
tct woroen mar. Fierce ipraH i6er
oas bonn GougrcB ongenommene s.
Shun0engeieb. Gr iogte, BOB orga.
niiirte 9lr6eiter 0aOurc6 0aS erite @es
iedt qemouen 6dtten, uno 0aB Oeier
Sieg 6etpeiie, oaB weitere &erlongen
seiteat peroen luiirOen Gierce mrr.
De 0es Geiteren bon 6raaeiteaern I'm.
ter6rodeu. Is famen feline Gu5eii6-
rirugen Dor. &ier @oli5iiten moren
onpeien0.
6ran S6iiBIer ni6t ent-
laiicn.
glnpalt @alter q. @lunleD's gr.
iuben in Scr Sibuna oes 8oli3eige-
ridtes, oaB 5rau Cora 6. S1iiBler,
peIde an 80 2Iuguit 6jilbert Gricio1
i'm Eacoma@orf idoF, in Ser Inter.
iubuues6oit weiter 6e6nlteu perocn
iolltc, uuroe o6gele6nt. 6roit SdiiB.
ler wuroe o6nc 8llaiiing bon giirg-
ihait Dem @ai6iugtoH 9liDl ii6eriuie-
len Inn bort ieitae6alten 5it iueroeu,
bis iid Der 3uitouo Oes &euuunoe-
ten entipeoer 8in 9eiiercu oOer 5unl
Sdlimmeren geueuoet 6aben mirO.
ericiou iowobl iuie l5rau SdiiBler
limo Stilmne
Gin alter Climber.
9iihter 9lufdm 6eitrofte geitern oer
9leaer syoiepb s. Sfepart uegen 9(ns
oriffs auf Snnuel @atfin BON 9ir
229 ~. StroBe, SIT eirem SSa6r @r.
fdnaniB, nadoeu ser glngetlaete ge.
iianoen Dab CT fiir5lid cine d6ulidc
5trafe pegen zines d6nlides 9erge.
9cns o6geieiien bdttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09
geridte ans oem SnnereM nuO ben
angrcn5enoen Staateu.
0pfcr eife8 auto ltnfoI


Garl Q. Solfes, Elm % Satire alter
N2oidiniit BON Sagerstotpn itor6 an
oen Solgen BON GerleBungen melhc
er iib 5uge3ogen bate, ais Elm Pluto.
mo6il imgeporfeu puroe uno er
oarunter 81 Iiegen fam. Ger llu-
fall ereianete iih ouf Der 6ulifstopu.
SanoiiraBe. sSu Ser WloiGine 6efan.
Sen ii6 So6n g}uuonIafer, 9lop N1o,
wen ltuo Sarr1 SoroD. lin einen
3uiommenitoB nit eiuem &agen SIT
Der6iiten lenfte glunamofer ieine
OloiAine nod Ser einen Scite Sci
StraBe, oa6ei aeihab es, OoB er Ell
mem @ra6en 81 nabe fam 1In0 oaS
Qlutomobil biuo6 iiel 9lunamafer
wuroe leidt oerlebt, SoroD ln0 @lo.
men louoeten in einem 5eloe mn
5olfes ipur0e inter Der G6iire, me(-
die ii6er ieinen llnterlei6 3u liegeu
fam icitgebaltcu Seine Nlutter
uno @itttpe imo Gin So6n 6etroueru
ieinel 600.
Gin i6wnr3es S9euial.
Ger 9}eqer @illiam Gore, Elm 9(n.
geiteQter am ct. s5o6n's College in
9lnuopolis ipuroe ouf Griuden bon
5rail 9lnnie @reqorD, ser Satin bon
SarbeD @regorD, oem sic 9(ufiic6t
ii6er oas College oblieat pe9en Ser.
geipoltigfeitsberiub ber6oftet. Srou
Gregory batte iid geiGeut, oie Sat6e
on Die Geifentlidfeit 81 bringen a6er
bic Sdulbe60r0e peranlaBte, nod-
Dem tie BON Der 9(fgeleaenbeit ge90rt
6atto, einen @erbafts6efe6l fir Gore.
Ger g3eger batte sic 6ralt, inter Dem
Goriuan0e, er f6nne Die glrt ni6t fius
oen, in oen Seller gelodt uno bort
0eriu6t, nacboem er Die 6ralt nit ei-
netn aniippel ooer etmaS oerartige1i
ii6er Ben 9opf geidlagen bate, 81
0ergemaItigen periudt. Gie Siilfc.
ruie ser 5rau ipur0en bon einen
ana6eu einen 5omilienmitglieo, ge.
bort, iuel6er Der Srai 81 &iilfe elite.
Ter gleger muBte ii6 6is jebt ser po-
Ii5eiliden 8erfoIelng 8u eut8ie6eu
Ser @otte Der Srmt lag sir Belt
'frauf in 9ett.
Sr. SenrD Merfelin Sabre
oe @rocegeitorben.
SeurD Nlerfel itar6 in ieinem
Seine in SABRE Sc @race, nadoem
er nur 48 Stunoeu franf gemeIeu
mar Ger @eritorbene NOR As Sabre
all, in %ennipl0onien ge6orcu ino
ein So6n ser periior6eneu 9loom unS
Catherine D}erfcl. Gr GinterlGbt iei.
ne Sron imo cine 0er6eirot6ete EodJ-
ter.
nGos Sine 9}i00e GoIleQc.~
Cos Blue 9lioge College in 9lep
@in0ior miro ON ndAiten Iicuitag
er6ifnet iperocn. Tos Groffnltuas.
ge6et miro bon Dem SdulDorIte6er
s, 2. 8onlad eebalten perOen. Bio.
lin-Solo BON Serrn Giicrs, 9(niprade
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09
QOtal gcridItc ans gSaIGimstOn.
Nem Dorfer uS dnaitferl"
h n d "A on

geitoDlen.
,sobn i. g2ilfins iuur0e oif oie
2lnflaee, elm Serrn sSobu s. @ilfens
bon 9lem gorf ge65riges glutomo6il,
peIdes Dor oem @leropoIitm Gli6
geiianoen 6atic, ain lGittpo6 geito6.
lem 3u babeu 0er6aitet H. inter $1,000
4iirgihait me9en @roBoiebita6ls ben
@robgeihUorenen ii6eruieien
Q8ir arntuliren
@ciiern ieierte SEER 9lor Saiiel.
bad ieinen 68. @e6urtstag, sSeoer
Noi6inaton Scr eiu menig nit oen
b6diien Feri0nlidfeiteu oes 9onoes
betonnt 1T miro aud oie @eroienite
oes @errn SaiieIbad feuueu. ssu Sen
bohien alegierungslreiieu lit Serr
Dlnr SniielbaA cine befannte belieb.
te uuO bohgee6rte @erlonlibfeit Gr
fennt oie @ebeimniiie oes @eiBen
Sanies nn0 oes Gapitols, wie mobl
feiu gluoerer. Dlan ue6me ieood
uidt an oaB er @e6eimasent Der
oentidjen Regierung lit, oenn oa3u lit
er Biz Diel 9lmeritauer.
SIR ole 2 9hobfammer ser
GrtHnerltng.
Ger oeutide Gidterbuno ieierta
SEN Ge6urtstog oeS Serrn Sacob
Qriigger ourh eiu fleines aber ieines
Set, 0os fir ale. sic ooron Sbeil
na6lnen nod Iouae in angene6mer
Grinnerimg 6lei6eu mirS. Sr. @eo,
gg zpier 9rdiioent oeS nIihtcr-
btnoes.~ fii6rte ocu Qoriib, nadoem
Sic I5iireu aeidloiien uno oas ae.
rdnmiae @eihditslofal ir cine iolen-
Tie 4autett6allc pcripon0clt woroeR
mar ssn 6er3liben @orten ipiiroe
oas @eburtstogsfino nit @liidtpiin.
ideu iiberidiittet, oie 0leiiter Soco6
init BEN eniaden a6er in6altiAme-
rem g9orten eriuioerte oYleine Ser
rem nebmeu Sie &lab umo laiien's
ii6 gut idmeden.~ Sun 2oufe oss
qbeu0s wimoea IeHs Goaite ansgc.
bradt Eoiior Tr 8. Sofmanu bon
Baltimore. Elm alter 5reirno scr
@riiaacr'ideu 8amilie, beantluortete
nci Eooil u1ie 3utlmit oes Geutid
tbunls iii 2lmerifa.~ Gs maren g8or-
te ser g9eisbeit nm oes 9ertrauens,
init oeneu Ger berii6mte 9leouer 0ie
Screen ieincr 3n65rcr erudrnte uno
Bic III Dem Sat oipieIten aopi 6od
cine nene 3eit na6t 6eranI @u-
itab Nenoer iprad ii6er 0ie 3iele mo
3uede oes Dlationalbuuoes. SSobn
2Qolomanu ii6er n5Gnger imo S1u-
Qcrieiie. Or Eanl gariid ii6er
,Ieuii6e ggiiieni4ait in 9(merifo.1
@ernann g. @iHfler iiber 0Gie 2ei-
oen mo 6renocu zines 3eitunqs6er.
cinc meme 3eit naut 6eranl @ju.
ousge6ers4 ruo glntoH aarl bebnns
6elte vi elmer meiiier6aiten Meiie
oas 16ema rGranfs~ Dlitter.
uadi mar Dori6cr. ais Die 6errlide
3eier IN benz goitlidlen&anie nit 0en
NorteH micres Sons Sads ST Gnoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09
bic glcnnem az simunirnt.
Gier 9ienncn pilrOen erfolereib se-
6alten, Cas- SeiuItat Sette
Der leBte Iag.


Der lebte Gag.
sSn 6olge 0es 6eitieen @eiuitters
wuroen aii Der lonOwirtbi1oftliGen
glusitelllne 81 Gimoniun nur bier
Der angefiinoigten iiebeu 9ienneu err
iolgreid beenOet iuer0cu. Gos &e-
iultat mar;
I. 9lennen @erfouisreunen fiir 3.
id6rige uno Gltere &fer0e. %reis
$500 ~ Giitan5 61z Surlongs.
A. vSoloier~ SSodep GoDle.
2. nGr. q. 8. Spareugeu~, SSodeD
Stirlings.
g. uSig6 5luer", SodeD @lott6ews.
8eit: t,@lin. q Get.
2. 9iennen. NJ 6lo6renueu fiir 3
idbriee uno dltere @laiOen. &reis
$500. Giiton5 8 5urlougs.
f. u&eiiitable4, Sodeg 2omas.
2. u2ufeleer~, SSodeo Gunn.
3. g9ar 6roit", SSodeD GauueD.
Belt: SO SefunOen.
3. Genueu. ~ 8ladrennen fir g.
i6brige mo dltere @feroe. Breis
$500. Giiton5 5 Surlougs.
T. v9iap Si6bs", SodeD Wlat.
tbeips.
2 u03aruoc 5. 9. ir.", Sodep Gap.
lin.
g. n9ulaar", Sodep G6appeI.
3eit: 1 N2in. / Sefimoe.
A. 9leunen. 8erfaufs Nennen
fir 3id6rige umO dltere @feroe, oie
bier nod fein 9iemen geponnen 6a-
ben @reis $500 Giitan8 5 Sur.
longs.
L. ugli6 Can SyodeD Matt6etps.
2 0llfii55i~, SodeD EopIin.
3. vG5ilton Squam~, SodeD Gum.
3eit: i W3in. ! Sefunoe.
Ger aeitrige Gag in Timmoniltm
3eibnete iid, trob oes lmbeit6uoigen
Netters Ourd einen iebr gllten Be-
iu6 ans, lm0 5eigten Die Stdoter Elm
leb6aites Sntcreiie an 0en Groouften
Scr 9anomirt6ic6ait unO ser @ie6-
3udt.. o3uriid gum 2ono~, Die ga.
role 6at cine groBe 9ere1ti0ung,
uenu cine Oerortig i6on beihidte
9lusitellnnd mie oie 8inmoniim-
6air, i'm 4ublifim oos Sntereiie Oa-
fiir iuabriHen fam.
Na1oem ser @ouberneurs Eag
nit elmer Meitibenmenge BON etipa
10000 &erionen gliidlib ii6eritau.
bon goriicber s. 81. 0lober. gecita.
tiou 5rl @oi6er, alnfprdde @aitor
5roucis 81. goOleD; Gocoliolo Erof.
8letber. @roi 6letder pelcber frii.
Der Sc6rer an ser @rnu0onOeuiif-
idule nor, miro in Stinlme umO
Gbeorie unterriAten. iSroil Sletder,
iriiber Se6rcriu am Genboop Confer
DntorilHL @iono; Serr @iier, ein
Solldnoer, @ioline, un0 @rof Glpoc
3eigler, bon ser 06io-llniDeriit1t,
lit e6enfoas iiir Die 8ocilltdt geiuon.
men woroen.
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Ge6rt ais 6ritiidlcr SriigpeI anriid


Carol 9. @beoterlD, elm ilnqer
Mann BON Baltimore, meIder frii6er
i'm @ofer Gepartement angeItellt
mar lmO ipdter ouf Seite Ser 9(aiir-
ten eegeu Deuti6lano in Oen &rieg
900, muroe in GnglanO, na60em er
al ser 6ront iAper Oerpunoet NOR
ben mar iu1o in einem &riegs6oipital
in Gbideiter, Suffer Gountp, lGngere
3eit gelegen bate, ais total imf1big
iiir peiteren Dienit in Ser 9lrmee
o6ne &eDiion entlaiien. Der ilmge
Wlomn lit Nun ouf Dem Mege nob
Canada, no ieiue Mutter, mel1e in
ben Breiton Departments ipo6nt, i'm
eruartet. gSie un0 ipo Der iiinge
W}onn perpun0et puroe, lit ni6t be.
fannt geporoen nnO miro ooriiber
crit gluflAluB lueroen menn er bier
eintrifft. Seine Mutter erbielt aur
Belt Die g}o1ri1t bon Gnelano, ooB
i6r Sobn Idiper perplmoet tptroe.
Sie poate iid 0amaIs iofort nod
gnglono beaeben, jeoob er6ieIt iie
Elm 8weites EeIegromnL OoB oie Ser.
tplmoung nidt Iebensgeid6rlib ipdre,
uno 10 itonO iie 0enn bon elmer 5abrt
ii6er Den O5eon ab. @6eaterlp ber-
lieB 9oltimore i'm Ge5ember 1914,
nm ii9 einem Hegiment in Canada
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09
9ScriOnal-@Otis.

6rau $. Starbmon, weIde iid
pd5reno Der Somner-Waonate in SIT.
lantic-@itp ouieebaItcn 6otte, 1T in
i6r Seim 9ar. 25O6, g(QenoaIe.Goao,
8llriidAefe1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

ieiu ooaes gertrouen in Den iuneeu
W}ann ausOriicte. Gieier iiibr Oanit
no1 Gnglano ab uno puroe iofort an
Die 6ront geian6t, bon no er nun-
me6r nad 5weiidbriger 9lbpeienbeit
ais ariippel 5rriidfebrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

Su Dem @crtcioioluigSploH iino
oroBe 9icicrpci uoi Moifel inn Whl
uitipn porgcicbel. 0c Stinirlc III
bic Stinline OcS g9eltirieocnsprpol-
gers, obcr oic Sono lit Die NoMo 6et
Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-09

Sm gjicnbnMniep nar Grns' ~
ctpo iehSlllouirr5g ydlliar0'| -..tr
lars al0elelt'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
wv. D. Dies at
His Home in Grafton

HEn- W. M ~ Id.
" D. Prim, OF Grafton, father of
Irwin Prtm, of this city, died yester-
day at, his home in Grafton after a
long illness. He was aged 81 years
and formerly resided at Webster
where he was postmaster. He also
conducted a general store there Tor
a number OF years. He Is survived BY
his second wife and six children. r.
win Prints a railway mail clerk and
his family resides on Maryland ave
nue., this city. His wife is now a pa
tient in, Cook hospital, having under
gone a serious operation a week ago.
Funeral services will be held on sun.
day afternoon at Webster, conducted
by Rev. Jerome Powell OF the First
Baptist church. JGterulent will be
made in Webster cemetery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-15
9. Evan Joins
.H. Beckman & Go;

Fran D. Evan for the past 1s years
head of the carpet department OF the
u! M. Hartley department store, has
severed his connection with the con
Germ and becomes a member OF the
drmsof5J. IA. Beckman & Co.
The Beckman company will install
in the near future q new department
tnSthes store and will handle a complete
In Q carpets, rugs, curtains, draper.
Ewan3 lisa hustling and energetic
yos gsbuslness man. He came to, this
cts 1Gsyears ago being employed in
the Harvey Brothers store, which oc;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stand at the cc&.
1er of Madison and Main streets!
Three later he accepted a po-
sitton with the Hartley firm and has.
Been with this firm, coptinuouslysf for
NNFAH1H tFNE SEnHEf0rMa tIAF hAnEENIl
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ter a trial you fail to get the results
from oRR1NE., This offer gives the
wives and mothers Of those who drink
to excess an opportunity to try the
oRRINE treatment. 1t is a very sim
pie treatment, a be given In the
home. without publicity or loss of time
from business. Can be given secretly
without patients knowledge.
ORRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder;
oRRINE No. q, pill form, for those
who desire to take voluntary treat
ment. Costs only $1,00 a box. ASK
for booklet. w. R. Crane & Co., cor
Main and Madison SITS
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WORTHINGTON.

SProf. Knapp, Of the experiment sta
ton at Morgantown, has been here
several days testing the milk at the
Michaels dairy.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Sandy, OF shinn-
8Bton; were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lane Parrish on Wednesday.
Marion Riley, a prominent con-
tractor of Shinnston, was ~transacting
business here on Thursday. .
Howard Shaver was a business Wis
flor In Fairmont on Thursday.
Bland Courtney, Of Viropa. was a
visitor in Worthington on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth snoderly was visit
aingsfrtends in Fairmont on Thursday.
The high water on Wednesday and
Thursday did no damage here t1rth'
5eri than causing some delay on the
bridge work.
Mrs. Oscar Robinson, whose illness
swassnoted recently, took a sudden
turn for the worse on Wednesday
seyening and her condition is very
critical at this time.
8. X. Jacobs and E. F. Richardson,
who are lovers of fine poultry, were
atsFairmont on Friday taking a look
&atsthe exhibits at the Fairmont Poul'
John ". Parrish, truant officer of
Lincoln district, was in town on Wed.
nesday and Thursday looking after
some boys who have been playing
8hookey and not going to school as
regularly as they should.
The Thompson & Davis stock OF
general merchandise and fixtures were
sold at public auction Wednesday.
Rufus l.. Messenger and A. A. Rine-
hart were the purchasers. The price
paid was $4794.35. They will continue
the business under the firm name OF
Messenger & Rinehart. Both have
been 5engaged in business heretofore
and have a high reputation for bust-
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CHARTER TO
BE open Till FEB ].
New Organization Is Rapid
Perfecting It's Ar
r~angements.

The first meeting since It's organi-
zation, of the Women's Hospital AS
ISOLATION executive committee was
held yesterday afternoon at Cook hos
pital.
The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and was attended by practically
allttheimembers OF the }committee. The
matter OF selecting the membership
soeAthe various committees was taken
up and disposed OF.
The organization .has perceptibly
during the short time that has inter-
yened since It's inception and it now
has aFmembership OF ~.
It was decided at the meeting yes
terdRy to hold the organization open
~forSchartery members until February l
and any one desiring to become q char,
sterEmember, can do so by sending in
their nameSwith the n dollar mem
&bershipF fee, to- Mrs. Bert S. Leopold,
treasurer, or any member OF the ex-
secutive board. Several have Signi-
Sfied their desire to become charter
members and the executive committee
lgdecided to lave this mattr open until
Februaryd.
The general meetings of the kospf-
tai association will be held-semi-
ANNUALLY while the executive board
will meet monthly. The meeting to
sbe3held on tho fourth Monday of each
%month. The official board Of the hos
fpital meets on this date and the two
organizations will cooperate along all
Zines. e..
The organization starts off splendid.
" with good prospects OF becoming
a potent factor for good In the hospi-
atalswork.
While the committees named yester-
day are not entirely complete the
membership as named yesterday Is
sBfollows:
Linen-Mrs. q. a. sipe, chairman;
gMrs,@Robert T. Cunningham, Mrs. w.
7! Lydic, Mrs. John Borden Smyth.
Mrs. Glenn f. Barns, Mrs. Fred Hell
mick, Mrs. Della Shinn, Miss Jennie
FLEMING !, Mrs. J.. "A. Swiger, Mrs. w.
HgConaway,fM Mrs. Arthur Stealey.
3Inspectfon-Mrs. ]. F. Cole, chair
man; Mrs. u. "a. Meredith. Mrs. A. Z.
lehman, Mrs. NJ. D.Christie, Mrs. G..
H.sNJenkins, Mrs. E. F. Hartley. Mrs.
Richard Hall, Mrs. John "A. Clark.
FlowerJ and Visiting-Mrs. Anthony
Bowen, chairman; Mrs. ]. F. Richie,
Mrs: N.B. Henshaw, Mrs. w. T. Hart
fnan.sMrs. Hugh f. Smith, Mrs. o. j.
sWatkins, Mrs. s. D. Brady, Mrs. G.. Q.
Henry, Mrs. Jennie Engle, Mrs. A. w.
STERLING. Mrs. U. A. Clayton. Miss
Lucy a. sipe, Mrs. R. Leigh. Fleming,
mrs. Harry F. Smith, Mrs. ]. p. Elem
ing, Mrs. J..S Mal1oy, Mrs. J. A. Ftcz-
niger.
OILS, chairman; Mrs. M. E. Ashcraft,
mrs. B. L.. Butcher Mrs. W. ". Coma
way, Mrs. q. C. Frame, Mrs. Thomas
Nv: F1eming. Mrs. R. H. Johnston, MRS.
Sam Leeper, Mrs. Hermann G. Stoet-
ger, Miss Eliza Rock. Mrs. Harry B.
Clark. Mrs. r. P. Hines, Mrs. F. R.
Lyon. Mrs. e. j.. Thomas, Mrs. Arthur
Lynch, Miss Magda Wiley.
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CONFESSIONS OF a WIFE VIE.

loved greatly and vet she would be
thinking Of herself as a victim OF c!7;
cumstance.
She will make a splendid advertise
Iment Of some mans prosperity. She
will wear the clothes, he buys her
beautifully and will keep his holt5e
and honor clean and bright"
Heavens, jim, what more do you
want in a women?" interrupted Dick,
who had been much interested in
Jim's description of Eleanor.
Well" said Jim, "In the first
place l wantHa woman with a sense
Of justice. One who might possibly
deny herself something because she
was aware It belonged to another"
Jim, ! can see you are all at sea In
your estimation of Eleanor Fairlow:H
You see. little book, felt SO sorry for
Dick that I thought I must takeEle;
anor's part. 4 knew that he would
not dare to be drawn into controversy.
81 have always been sorry that she
would not let me like her more as ]
certainly would liked her to be great
friends with me-"
Jim looked very queer, surely he
can know nothing about the affair bet
ween Dick and Eleanor. No man
would voluntarily '.tell,' where the
woman loved and trusted him., ]
thought.
AS il in answer to my se%lf.addressed
questioned, Dick made some refer
ence to a man who had recently
come through big scandal. Moth
ing would ever come. OF it." said Dick,
"if he had not. been such a fool as to
have told all about it at the club and
patted himself on the back while do.
Ing It." !,
SBut, Dick; you and I both know
! asserted Jim. shat a man always
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HEALTH HINTS
CARELESS ~coNeuMPTIvEs.

Whatsto do with advanced, careless
tuberculosis sufferers is a problem
that the tuberculosis experts say must
be solved before the fight against this
disease can progress much further.
The unteachable consumptive that
is the despair Of sanatoriums and a
source of danger not only to his i'm.
mediate home and family, but to his
community and wherever he goes.
should, according to the testimony OF
physicians, come under the restric-
tons OF the law.
Many states that have, forged ahead
in this great fight have already pro
vided against the careless or obstt-
mate consumptive.
For instance, New York state gives
its health departments power to en-
force their rules with reference to the
care Of tuberculosis persons.
Those suffering from the disease
who are not careful to comply with
the measures necessary to prevent Its
spread may be forced to such meas
ures by application to the courts.