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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
1ic gIntumO6iI .gImsItcIlmna.


Gas SntCrciic lut6 Scr Gut9uiiasmllS
Oes @ublifiums in oieicm Sabre
sroBer ino Ie6baitcr ocnn je.
@crtb Der i'm Iebtct 6iStalio1r
perfariten 9litomobilc oli $625,s
100000 angeee6eu.
Baltimore itebt i'm 3eicben oeS g(u.
tos. Die sur 3eit IN Der 1aiieubone
oeS 5. 9ieaiments lrnter Oeu pereinig.
ten gluipi3icu ocS ,Morpl1uoer glu.
tomobiI.GmbS~ nlO DER .@aItimorer
gliitonobil 6dHoler Bcrcitligllng"
itottfinocuocn gLutosS9al crregt ci.
uen @ntbuiiaSnulS unO cin Nutereiic,
pie cS feiucr ibrcr 8orgdngcrimen
5i Ebeil pltr0e.
Dit Dem @o6stbum lrno ser @ros
be Der gllltonobil- SnouItrie III ocn
Gcreinisten Staoten bGIt mir cine
cin3ige on0erc Snouitrie, n6uli6 oie
cIettriibe, cinel GergIeid aus. geioe
5uianmen baben llnier @eicllidaitSs
lcben, man mo1te beinabe Iagen, alli
ben SEopT geitellt, ln0 ibre poIfSs
tpirtbiboitlidc 8coclltlng iii polt
Ourhgrciienoer Ma9t. Bon ser
gIutomobils sSnDuItrie ioa bier Die Re.
Sc ieiu. @S lei bier crmdbnt ooB
Der @ertb Scr I'M letter. 6isfaIiobr
perfmlitcn 9(utomobiIe ii1 auf 1925.
100000 lteIie. Die 9llishtbr betrug
ruuo $100,000.0O0. Ole SSnoutrie
conitlmirte 100000 6GfIer @oio.
lin uno 20,000,000 Sal. Snmier.
ole. 9l9t Dliuioneu 9eiien luiiroen
uerbroudt mo Nur III einem Gtuatc
oaeiil paren $1,000 gtrbeiter in 9Itls
tomobilfnbriten beiddftiGt.
@cuigen Dieic 3iiieru, lin nit ein
paar Stri1cn Oen gennltigen lint
long Der 9tito'Snoidtrie 3it 5eidnen,
10 miro 0os 8ll0 nod lebbolter ourd]
Die StrabIeu, nit 0eneii iie in anoere
SnouItrien bineinIcuAtet. Dlon bat
bcrednet, Dab IN Der obcu nnseeebc.
ncn 3eit Wiotoripagen 5ebu yliIliar.
ocn Wieileu 3itriidlcgteil. gIugenom'
men, OaB nidt mebr oIS Orei Naiia-
gicre oili jeoes @cidbrt tancu, 70 er-
giebt oas oreiBig Dliainroen EaIia.
oier.MeiIen. Die Giienbubnen be.
ioroerten in Dem nGmIi9en Sabre
1882, 100000 9oiiagiere auf 5tref.
Ten bon 0urdidnittlid ic "a MeiIen,
luas cine Observation-Disclosures bon
34,000,00O ergie5. aein Blnoer,
OoB Die Giienbabnen cine 9IiItomobil.
Gonfiirren5 merfliG hibIen, uno bah
inioIgc Der Gonfurren3. Die ibnen sic
gSitneps" MAIDEN, man1e cIeftriibe
ga5neu am SimgertlIhe noeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
glalnisipaI .gEadlridten.

gtaot Stciereinnebncr Eoae for.
bert SIR 3abIlrg oer 5teueru
oui. Sn 9lusiiht genommeue
StraBeupiIaiteriinseu. @oiicr-
2epartement tabuIirt $250,00O
Gontrafte.
5ta0tIieuere Ginne6iner Eage
naht AUDI an anoeren Steae oes
,,Gorreipouoenten" 6efonnt, BOB bic
Glider oes Gteucr 1eportcments
fit Sic Gniacacnnobme scr Stoot.
mO 5taotSitcuerr eiuihlieBlid Der
Spc3ial TilaIlcrlingsitcuer fiji
Oas Syabr 1916 iin0.
g9dbreno oeS NlonotS Sonuor &C.
pdbrt oos Steuer 1epartemcnt ouI
ole @rlnOitiids., pcri5nihen inO
@ert6popierc Steucrn eiu Iiscon.
TO pon einem @ro5ent Slim &ros
gent GiSfonto meroen iiir Staats.
itelcrn aetudbrt. Qeriouen, iUel6e
mdbreno oeS DlouotS Sonndr ibra
Stcueru 81 5abIeu piiuiden, perOen
criidjt, ibre GehrliHaen obnc ghi.
ioroerHng idriitlih eiu5lIpcrlaugeH
puo oie ibnen geb6rcnoen Grno-
Itiide, iolpie ibrc gIOrciic ouf cinem
iraufirteu lInidlage an3ugcben
Gcue StruBerpfloiterun-
Gen in 9lusiibt ge-
nommen.
Tic StroBen &flaiteruneS-Gou.
million Bat gcitcrn einc 2iite pcite-
rcr StraBcu oer0iientIidt oie in
Ser nGdIicu 3eit gepiIoitert peroen
ioaen. Ger &oriiBenoc ser Gom-
uiiiiou Sr. &citb ". Compton cr.
lIarte, sob oltrd) sic &erpcuoun8
ucnbebouencr &flaitcriiciuc ocrgtoot
cine aroBc Simnle cripart wcrocu
piiroc. Gic gcitcru pcrofientlinte
2iite eutbalt iolgeuoe StraBen:
SoIIinsitroBe, 5piid)en GaI0ertou-
9ooO lmo Gorrollton 9lpeuuc, 6re-
Ocrid glpcnuc, 5ipiihcu ser olten
! Staotgrcn5e uno gaItinIoreitroBc;
CuiIforo 2Ipcuic, 3piidcn aeriug.
tons iuto gotbiiroBc; GutaiultroBe.
5iuiidca See. iuo Gitcnoitr,; llbler.
gIucp 5piiheu Gduopers uro Gbar-
Iesitrabc; GittIe 5borpitraBc, 5pir
\ iden Baltimore. up6 GlaDitroBe; IT,
9!uitinitraBe, 5fUiiden Giitoiu. unO
@oteritroBe
Sisung Der Teuer @ om-
mii are.
GSn ser geitrigeu Sisung Ser 5eu-
erbebor6e nn6mGn sic Seucr Com.
ntiiiare ucriGieoene gerionaIperdnoe.
rpngen Dor. Steiger Sal 9l @aly
lion BON Der eriten 2citerlpagen.Gon.
poguie wuroe 5rm 2ieiitenort be.
I iorOert Ger ShldutfiIbrer 9iidl.
q. &ittirger BON oer ddten 6euer.
pebr Gompoanie ipllroe aus eje.
iunO6eHsriidiidten peniionirt. Iie
! Ero6c 5euerlpebrleute @rorge 8.
5ermoui mo Senrp 8. Solbert tuiir-
oen 81 Sdldudiii6rcrn crnannt luN
BIC SiiIiSs 6cucrpcbrIcutc " Si-
lorS nn0 Sai &. Geoic 5lt Erobci
I
4 Scnerpebrlcltten 6ciorocrt
4 Mailer 3 cpartemcHt
I uitnttt sIiigcbDte Y cnt-
gcgcll
g9oiier SSngeuicltr Aalter g. Sec
BAT aciterl sic qIuaebotc fiir 2icic-
RING oaer i'm loiifeuoen Sabre BON
! Sem @alier Tepartement 6enotbig.
ten @eaenIt1nOc eroiiuet. Die sc
qeuii1nGe inuoIpirer eiuc SlInlml
BON $25oOO0 mo unlioiien oaeNief
iing., @iien. itnO Oerortige G'crdtbe
iopie Sic bon ben 9eamten beno.
t6iatcn Gbenifolieu 92it bcionoe-
rem oSntereNe periolgt Nolier On.
geaieur See 6ei sen bereits jabIrcid,
olis Glen GbeilcN 0e5 2anoes einge'
lalfcnen glugebotcn 0cn @infliiB oca
europaiidcu arieges alif oic &reilc
ser pcribieoeuen slrtifel Gas @ai.
ier Ieparteinent bat 9ciiern Oamii
6eaonnen oic peri1lcocneu gluge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
6artlnanls spiritnuien. .RprLnne.

StoatsanuoIt @eorge Sortnau
bon 9aItimore.Goiuttp erbielt bon
oct rSbertpooo GiItinhta Company"
ein Sdrciben in ipeIdem oie Sirma
oas bon Dem StontsautuaIt oilSgeor-
beitete nelie SpiritiIoicn-Seieb inooi-
ltrt. Sic ogberiuooo 0iitilling Co.
it beionoers NIT Dem 4arn0ropben
5ufrieoeu oer oerIonst, ooB oie
Sdanlicen5en iidt all Yerionelt on-
ocru fiir sic betreffcitoeu @irtbidloi-
ten etc. auSaeiieIIt iuerSen. Sic Girmd
lit Der 9lniiht OoB oooiirh Der on-
onuernoen SerIesmo OeS Spirituo-
iell-Scieses in Baltimore Gointu
GinboIt gebotcn muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

3 cr'ciiernc8 " ING. TonO.
Son Der 9lusgobe Der Giierncn
&ingc 0nrd oos Tonen Gomite oeS
SroucnbmSeS Ocs ,llno6bdngigcu
8iirgerpcreins bon Mldrplono~ mir.
oeu srn, Ylartiu 1leuerOird folgen.
Sc 9ctrdec abgeliefert.
Sir ciieruc Hilge p6brcuo ocS9}o.
sors III Scr .2uric@ $965.s5, ans Scr
9lusga5c Der ciiernen g'inac lin @ii.
rcau oeS oIciitidjen Gorreiponocu.
ten 500, 5uioruncn $to55.s5.
0anf fiir u0eutihcn
Gorr.cipolt0enter
Die glnsgabe Der eiicrneu 9liuge
III Baltimore bat sum Stills 1ono
udbe5u $4,000 teigcIteuert. unO
oieieS iuiln0erborc HeiuItot lit unr
Ser 9e6urrIihfcit ino ser 9(usSailer
ser Gamcn 5u ooufcit lpcIte ali oett
9lrbeiten Oes 1omcn Goinite's OcS
6ronenbunOcs oeS llhobbdngiqen
giirgersereiiis Tdeil aenohmen bos
beu Settle 1T cS cin SSobr, felt Die
Gamer oic slr6eit beaorner boben,
iuio Die NOriiserilb 6rau Carrie 8.
Slider tat nnS 6rciior iiber oos iii.
cripnrteie 9eiultat Grn @out 4.
3riua. Senl@eiGditsiiibrcr oes1 2euf.
ihea Gorreipouoenten" iol1enops
Idufidlrciben iiberhiitteIl Ioiieu:
Baltimore, ocil 20. San. 1919.
Gci 0clltigcu Sog f0lncu mir uus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
Der 8cIttrics 6cutc nor ciuem
Sabr.

(92ad) 0cm @cridt oeo Dcntidcn
@enernlitabs.)
Grncuutug ocS @encrolliailte-
naptS ggilo i. Sobcnboru 3unl
OclltI1en ariegSminiitcr, anStcac
oeS Generals b. Salfcnbapt scr
G6ef oes @cucraIitabs bleibt.
2nrcnlbnrg erbdlt 2E Milto-
ncn 6rauten arieaseiitibaoigung
pou 0entidlano.
SHolih lmo iii00ltlid) pon a.
Mibicl oringen fleine 9Ibtbeilun-
gcu Sron5oIen Dor
Giioircltlicb bon @errD.als9ac,
eincm widtigen 9riidenfopi ali
scr gliSre, cntrciBeit Die Geiitldcn
Ben 6ranjoielt 3lpci 5diibcnord-
ben.
Sm Grieiteripnloe croDern Die
EeiitiGen eincii Gbcil Der 5pei
Gogc uorber perlorenen Stelllu-
gen Suriid mo erbeiitcieu Oabei
bier 6'eldjiite,
Ger Seliti1e arcil5cr u&arls-
rubc, Der felt oeut 5. Namlar ~
ieinolihe panoclSihiiiciui glilal.
iiid)qn Ocean pericntt Bat lduit
S,aiti (NroBc 9lntillcO ali ino
miro init aoDlcr imO 9Sorrdtbel
pcriorgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

,,MAcitrllnm' GlitH toe qnp"
oSnrD S" NolfinQ EipneS"
,,tWnNetN guto WtrlS"
s,ptvpabypsWc &launeuinc uRo g9cnoclbilbcr.
,,AlntFinnb NduocDlle tno gSuH0eIhllncr.
>sANfsgfbenie ' gliinrcclcs nHo toe 2ion"
,,Bsu0rla" luueepiue unb gSdHpflbtlocr
Iealihgc Ibfairr IN e,guBaunb'e InteuM" -
beu ig Sanuut, GDloB NJ Bolen1.
Aebnifs HenbpDns9lccltnl 5reiiag. DcH 81.
Nnnnt 4 lbr VanmtlOGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
Nlridlt Nra raglnLtimnrr Mrttrrbnreans.


syiir NlorDiono ino 0en Giitrift
Goaunbia bcutc bcwolft uno Gin mc.
hid lparmer mdBige iiiowcltlihe uno
iioIide gsiuoc 5rcito9 Rcgcu pOer
Sdjuce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
sMimsfnrten

0onnno nadl Tcnti9lnno inns Better.
.reidl.lluaanl iibcr Siotteroln mo
glep.g)prf,
SheO 8. 1icner & So,
2l7 cFgultimure.Gtr.
(aFdr5la } 2l3 Sao-SrOuOuop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

WV 0tt ANDNAitNWt lltll ilV Hdlll w
Gontrattbeboroc uor5mcgen
. II. &olil. Efo5o Goutraft
pergeben.
Tic Gontraft 9eboroc ser Stoot
Baltimore bat geiteru Der Seurp $.
Siridberger 5irma oen Gontroft
fir Oie @fIoiteriing imo Sen Ban ei.
mes 6uBmeges on ser ct. Eaul.
&lo5o uobc ser 6ranfIinItraBc, Der.
aeben lIeber 0ie onoeren nod Dor.
liegcuocn 9lugebotc lit geitcrn nod
uiht entidieoeu iuorOcn.
Sr. 2artins mttncuerr ge.
ltimnitng 5itfric0en
GtraBenreiniauugS Gouniiidr
@m, u. 2ortins erfI6rte geiteru, DAB
CT immtplmocn ser Gnti6eioung
Der 8iioget @eboroe 3uItimmc, Die
cutidieoen 6ottc, OoB niIiegenoen
S0nOlera~ al ser 9erinatouItr. ser
Gerfoui bon gIunen lno gobitdtcu.
gIrtifcln perboten iperoeu iolte.
aGieic GntiheiOung miro ii6 nidt
aaeiu ais cine @obltbat fir sen &c.
iamu1ten gerfebr an ser Qerington.
StraBc erlueiicn," iogte Sr. Gar.
fins, oiouocrn au9 oaS StroBcurci.
uigungS Ieportement in oic Gage
ucrieten, ocu regiamiteu @eidoitS-
tbeil @altimore's in reinerem ;3u'
itonoe 81 balteu ais eS bisbcr uoq.
lid) mar. @GbrenO Ser ,SeiertoQe
mar es faIt itets uot6penoig, guS.
biilfsorbciter on ser 2erinqtonitro6e
81 6eidditiaen ino sic Eopicr. mo
an0cre 9I6i6lle fort5uihoiieiL Die BON
Oeu fliegen0en Sdnoleru berriibrteu.
Sd bin perioulih ie5r frob, BOB 0ic
2iceu5cn riidgdrgia gcruadJt porocu
iino."
Iic Ebdtiafcit Oes mnui4
5ipolen GoHDentioHSs
@iireanS.
Ias 8oltimorer nlilni3ipole Gous
pentious 9iireau oeroifentIi6te gc.
Iiern icinen erlteu 8ericbt ser ben
StunO Der @eihGitc oes giireous
am 81. Iejcmbcr 1915 3eigt. Ias
nod ipllroeu ocul 9iireou am I. ga.
nior 1916 $4,000 uertpilIiQt, nm
iudbreno ocS Sa6rc5 1915 $3S59. ..13
ousgcsebcu, iooaB am 81. Ee5cuber
1915 Dem Stoots Gontrolcur ST.
t40.s7 5uriideritottet peroen fonu.
ten.
15,600 6lugichriiten gihcr nit
oen Gitel Baltimore TIE Gonbeu.
ton Giip" tpitrOcn georildt uno Bis
ouf 5000 nertbelt.
@GbrenO ocS obgeIouienen SAB
res iptroeu bonn GonoeiltionS 9iis
reou 406 ucrlnie0euc Gonpentioucn
eriiid1t, ibre Sobresperiaumltilg I'M
! Sabre 1916 i'll scr Wlouumentcnitoot
ab5u6altcn Tnuon iino biS6er 70
gcponNen Iuorocu
Gs iiuo oies.
ggImcricou SnIiitiltc Of G6emico[
Gngineers," i'm Sonitar.
a5iith Giiirict, gInnnol Gouclope
Of glotorp Clubs" 5ebrar
vOlotiouol 9nilocrS Grr6ougcs, f"
I Sebrltar
rgtoiioral SIiiociotiou d @nilSiua
4 Councils" aebriiar
! oE6e 9lncriacIl 9Iiiociation for
Nromotilia @vpicnc anO EubGc
4 9otbs, I'M N}oi,
ngencpoIent IL ASrotcctioc Gr0cr
| oi CTS i'm Syili.
oGooperS international lluion, .
i'm Suli.
a9lotional stiiuciatiou Of Goloreo
g9omeM" im Suli
Sroer Sons Of ct. George inl
SsnIi.
0Siliernat. GgpogropDlcdl 4 Union
! i'm 9Iitgiit
1 oNatioual Grain GeolcrS s(iiocio.
tion,~ i'm Gfto6cr
4 u5oietp SSirit 6eoerotiot Of 9lmc.
rica~ i'm Sftober
~Syuteruotionol federation Of Ga.
t6olic 9lluniuoe," inl 9lopembcr.
09mloing SrooeS Department q
| g. Of g. I'M 9iopen6er
uglucricdu federation Of 9abor
| I'M Noocmbcr.
0Sabor lrooeS department." III
glopcillber
uaImcrican ziuglc &arc sliiocia
tion@ Ambeilinullt.
\ 0Jlational Eapng @rif Mlanliac
4 tircrs gIii,~ inbenimmt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
gcFdnNtcr Turnlcr gcItprbeu.

DER inoblbcfonntc Torucr Daniel
N. Rarfs bon Gntlono, bel Goniion
Baltimore Gount0 ihieo gciterll
W}orNcu ihioIge bon 9lltersihlpddlc
hi iciner &obmng aus Dem Se6ciL
er itauo ilu 50. 2ebcnsiobr Seinc
t5ottin gina ibm nor alp0lf SabrcA
uy Eooc pcroH. Der 8crItorbcnc
0interldBt orci 50bpc, Gliibo 8.
asqrfs. Douiel v, &arts, JIM llno
NoHcrt III 9Sarfs, into fiiHi E6dter,
tStun aS. Bia Smith, Trai Narrv
yicrrpulan tErau GoiparO SHUTTER,
6rl. 2oiiiic @arfS itio 6rl. gIooic
AAortS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
s iir &riegS @ittmen in
TeutibIono.

Is ltr TrlegS WtttiD en- IN
Eeutiblono.
@ei ciner lett gerouincr 3eit ge.
mohteu SommIung OeS Srn. Geo.
bon Sartimg fiir oie lluteritiibung
Der arie0s Mittuen nnO @oiien
i'm Oeltiden @aterlano BADEN Oie
Solgenoen $400 beigelteuert, lupI6e
Dem oeutihen gotifoiter ipe3ieu fir
GeutihIano iibernitteIt iuerOeu ioI.
len:
9}auI tSrieSrid, Sronf StbIep, s.
Goui, Sorace q. Goifin sSriB Bert
ling, Tbco. 9eicucrt eSacob i5reu, See
9leoioc @eorge bon Sartuna, Sp
Sortmon, otto djuttmouu S@rin4
BERG, Or. ,Gs s.. Gang, 8. q. Camp,
GarI SHnliot q. S. 9. Sopues Ga.
bio 2 WRelomct, s. Sdofer, Or. z.
SinrihS, 9eter Garltenieu, Geo. g
Mbitafer, 6. sI Barber. @ouI GjoIS.
berg. 6. 8. aOiAlan0, 4ouI Slider,
arco. &iplep, 81. s. gSoIf George
Sdldiier s. S. Gothic, SSobn Sob.
lina, S;obn Stromer 50. SO. Shonf,
Sobn Diiaer s. 6. NloD. &. 3. Wlllr.
Bad, cSrdnf &biIlipS, gg. BON gar.
tiulq, u. y, GietridI. Hcbett Emiiie,
So6n S. Smitb 2. Soriuib, n. 8,
gbillips, Bob Wiiucr, 60. q. Glib,
@ioiou Startt Gjcbr @biIIips, Mor
Roibte imo So Spilmon
Sic @eibnnhtSqobcn.
SSn Der SomnIing oerg9eibnodtS.
ipeuoen fir Sen SiiIfsfonO iiuu Cent.
idJen Gorreipouoenten iinO bisber
SiSO,69 eingegoneeu. 8oIgcnOe Sci.
TRACE pnroeu in ser Iallfeuocn $50.
dc obgclieiert
,C5eriiluniG QoQc scr ,Sreis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20

fN~ iN N*%SN#tANAttN -~tN ~ y lit~'p N"fN l'NJ
im 9littehueitcu oitlidl ser 9lodp
I2otntoin beiimocn battc, bat Iid
III sen lestcn 3uei Iagen uad Dem
Eiten iortbcipeat. uno in g3oro MI,
berta im0 @eit. uiO Siio.Gafota
2torunacn peruriatt Hcaen unO
1djnccialIc bobcu iid) bis in Die iiios
luciilicbeu 5tooteu ausgeoebnt uno
cbeaiolIs oos oberc DSiiiiiiippi GbaI
un0 sic Sealgedeno einbegriiien
Tic Teuiperotr III iiber gtornial
III 0ali centraleu @ebires uno Oelt
SSrdrieiiaaten dllBrrgeluo6niid ME.
Grid 0ascaer ii Goro.Woutand IND
iucitIih ocr Modp Mlouutoin.
Gdjneefdllc iiilo III Scr Secngcs
0cuo ani 6rcitag ST erlUarten III
Senneiicc mo oen oitlidlcn eoliitaa.
ieH ip1brcuo IN sen otIollttidleI
1tontcn roronSiihtlidl ani 6rcitog
llareS &cttcr hcrricbcu miro 1ic
Scluperaiur miro bon GomerItag ab
un aonlcn9nu0c pornlSiidtlid9 lang,
iani abCr itctia iiciacH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-20
Nrei G0narelImitaIieDcr 0Ie Nle6ner.

GoS 35. SnbrcSbontet Der v@lorp-
ldii0er WcieaIAoit 0eS Neercs uuo
oer S5lottc 0er Gonfooprirtep Stnas
ien iano qeItcru 9lbcro utter @oriis
Dcs Cart. Wlc&elirD Soworo lit acrs
nan's Soiel ltctt. lieutenant 50,
iVyb %adaro finsirte ols Ioaitmei-
itcr. litter Oclt Meoncrn bcfanoru
tich 0ic Congratulations y. ~.
SuupDrcus bon sgtiiiiNippi q. 81.
Ncfliu ppn 9llabuma iiuo 8 w. Gols
lier bon Mliiiiiiippl
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1onHeliouI9on8 ....l u. u Wt.
Sonnpnnterqone IS Il. 12 sc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-03-06

PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Greer left this
morning for Ripley, w. Va, where
they will spend week with the form
er's father. William Greer.
Mrs. Henry Mulligan returned last
night from Pittsburgh, where she had
spent several days.
Miss Bertha Mills, OF Grafton, was
here Saturday to see "The Birth Of a
Nation" at the Grand. She was the
guest OF Miss Amy Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Layman end
DR.. and Mrs. Claude Layman and
child spent Sunday in Warrington, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Beall.
Wayne Nay spent yesterday with
friends in Clarksburg.
W. ]. F1aherty, Of Clarlssburg, was
a business visitor here Sunday.
Jack Abbott, of the w. " u, spent
the weekend in the city.
Miss Ruth Hamilton is Ill OF tonst-
litis ut her home on Fairmont avenue.
Miss Bertha Flynn. director OF So
cial work at Grant Town. was the
guest Saturday of the Misses Nola
and Margaret Mckinney, at their
home on First street. Miss Flynn
leaves the latter part OF the week for
New York where she will join party
Of friends sailing for the Bermudas.
Mrs. E. w. strickler has returned
from New Concord, o., where she had
been the guest OF her son, Blake
Strickler and wife.
Miss Manila Burlinghame. Of New
Martinsville, Is in the city, having
been called here by the serious Ill
ness OF her sister, Mrs. A. w. Binns,
of Spring street. Mrs. Binns is I'M
proving.
Mrs. B. e. swiger has returned to
her home at Dola, w. va, having
been called here by the illness OF her
sister, Mrs. A. w. Bfnns.
Warrington people who attended
the performance of "The Birth Of a
Nation" In Fairmont Saturday night
were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Boor, H,
Jamison and J. A. Mason, Misses
Grace McCrea and Maud Graft, Chas.
Charleton, Harry Liehtfritz and John
Graham.
Edgar Hamilton went to Point
Marion, Pa, this afternoon, to spend
a few weeks with Hs aunt, Mrs. David
Gibson.
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WEST VIRGINIA CASUALTIES.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March g.
During February, 1918 accidents were
reported from the various industries
in the State to the Workmen's Com.
pensation Commission. There were
SO fatalities. More than $500 appll.
cations for compensation were re.
ceiVed and over 1,100 claims were
paid In full. Partial payment was
made on $50 claims and 1853 claims
were disallowed. During this week
455 accidents have been reported, OF
this number u resulted in fatalities
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t,roupb Az storm in unbroken and

through the storm In unbroken and
ominous silence.
] NOW, gray.faced statue, she handed
the sheet to Esmay, saying thoarsely,
II brought it-because It seems-im-
portant. y.L.....
ant-rather,n Esmay returned with q
reassuring smile. 81 should be sorry
to- lose it--even though Il knew Caro-
lyn would gladly have written me an
Another. why9" shot at him like
a bullet.
because I asked for it." he said
steadily. 5"You don't know the good
sort she Is. / am saving all the let
tiers that come to me about-you see,
they are to begin the book mean 70
make for you-the book OF our lie
"H.ml Any eoupons?" Nixon inter
1ected cruelty. IN IA
Esmayl smiled placidly. Il hope SO.
Redeemable ct the bank OF happtnesg,s
he said. Then a Juliet: ssYou know.
Carolyn brought us together-so I
asked her to write me something ifor.
very first pa ge.-4 4 w = Il /. 4
Don't !. Juliet Z broke in. Q sob in
her throat. 80 think I-=1-distru
sdIyuu-suEely, Norbert can't forsI
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Saturday afternoon a number OF the.
Juvenile friends Of little Miss Alta,
Mae Thompson gathered sat " the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Thompson. on CHI avenue, In cele-
sbration OF the fifth birthday anniver.
ssaryS Of the little hostess. The little
folks enjoyed the afternoonsa at various
games and delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Thompson, as
sisted by her sister, Mrs. Ira Miller.
Miss Alta Mae received many usetul
Tamembrances from her little guests.
Those present. Misses Eva and Luz
Gle Thompson, OF Shinnston, Wood:
ford Moore, Willis and Mary Danham,
Waiter and Lillian Bennett, Fred and
Mary Latta, Ruth Butcher, Leslie Mar
Tin, Willie Kullnan. Willie Schlm,
mel, Gladys Anderson and Harold
straight.
a Miss Rathbone Leaves for Home .
Miss Juliette Rathbone, who had
been the guest for two weeks OF the
Misses Martha Hutchinson and Susan
Arnett, was the honor guest on sat
urday at two events, ending series
ofsbrilliant prenuptia1 events given In
her honor here since the announce
Sment three weeks ago of her engage
ment.t to Harlan Mumma, OF Ohio. an
nounced in Parkersburg. on Saturday
4 the Misses Genevieve and Maria Hay.
mond entertained at one o'clock lun'
scheon for Miss Rathbone, the guests
1including intimate friends OF the hon
or guest. "A color scheme in pink ana
yZhite was carried ont in the appoint
ments and corsage bouquets or pink
ssweet peas were presented to each
guest. Miss Martha Hutchinson enter
gta!ned later in the afternoon at an
attractlvely appointed bridge tea at
her home on Fairmont avenue for
Miss Rathbone. Fifteen tables were
Z occupied by the guests an ga number
of other guests Joined the party for
tea, which was served later. Pink
and white were artfstical1y combined
in the appointments, Miss Hutchin'
son was assisted in entertaining ny
Mrs. John w. Mason, Jr., the Misses
Genevieve and Maria Raymond, Edna
and Jessie Jacobs. Eva and Ola Coma
way, Gallo, Hazel and Edith Frey
Carol Powell Florence Hawker, Mary
Ellen Henry and Florence Cavener.
Miss Loura Hutchinson, the young
sister of the hostess, and Melville
Hutchinson. brother, and Miss Jane
Hart also assisted.
On Saturday evening a theatre
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A Charleston Event.

Complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. A..
B. Koontz and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. McCabe, DR.. and Mrs. J. r. Sharp
gave a beautifully appointed dinner
last evening in the private dining
room Of the Kanawha hotel, A cluster
tulips arranged in a mound in the
center OF the table, formed the only
decorations. Covers were laid for II
guests.-C Charleston Post.
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Temple to Meet.

Mt. City Temple No. 5, Pythian Sis.
tiers, will hold a meeting on Tuesday
evening at 7.30 o'clock at thir. hall In
the Fleming building. All members
are urged to be present. as important
business viii be transacted.
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SOCK 20 Relieve Congestion

CHARLESTON W. Va, March 6s--
Coal operators fromthe Kanawha fields
left yesterday. for, Washington to ap.
pear before the Inter: State Commerce
commission where they will be heard
Informally with eference to i their
views on the congest don ct the: Eastern
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