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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-05
Deaths

cAL1wELLs,A,s 49, Atlantic CITY S,5i. q. 9n q. ~. AZ.
.. q. 3T Fs.a.ps. sh fHI4ns isf9 pTs
arzElsd 9S,s1 AuFst ELLA i2zlsS hi sf'
Relatives and friends are invited e attend e,
II the ehspsi of Ivy u Hiii Cemetery, eetrnsn.
town. Intsrment private at Ivy Hill Gene
DnaAEToP august & 1918 AMI SiiyS-t dagEhsi ssis
II SsaHs, nnA ReistiVss % @ and friends are Invited
to attend the funeral ssryisss tniSng s21
Chestnut st. 1nisrmeht private.
2, August " 5Ss., l2lS RAeRHi 1.s RWibn.E
n her ssth year RslstyG' and iren1', 6 ,a sTe
fsssi n 9Th % st. PifdssS inier@cnt t. priTats %iy .'
Of Annie Aps 2s sBndEtRR s6
son Of late Hugh and Catherine McAlesr Rela-
osonsgiva os saf se Work., s arc RyI:5 attend he
fTgS si. % late sonai FssideheS 2sio
ss@R cSsTeR at aGS" iS mas m fntefment @ at 10y
MfsAqsIASDn = AZ s: nsSsT ara isIs sS 59sfg XVII
.ns. ls Invited fsd 30 80 attend the tanss
s t..d.Be. on yG q oSh G m street a
At Mt. GoriSh csmetsfy. Remains may be
viewed Monday to p. m
Ausggt Isie 1saRELA R.ssvI. l5d n
frisnds - are invited 10 attend the funeral ssry-
Sec6 Pin: ' STREET in,SSmon, % SSS at
iSrshan News. Rsia;iyss and friends. aFe
9yitsd to attend the fqRsrsl i5 ai,s5.s ss5yce ssp
ssassts Gndas Mr.. hdl9s % Evans S' aas Wsss R.sn
Rntomosiio RGSeS 1.'""' funeral. "''' "'"' ''@'''
NoRTT.-on Ausps, { 1918. EMMA E widow Of
Invited to attend the funeral: o9 WjSndayS At At
IeSrieR. Ceilings T road. Soinsswood. n. j.
FFsnds may PfiEh'?s es Sunday aftoS p
FARKE1op AuSTs,, 3 y Isig 2bo At Ptt''sSrts srEs
vii viz be % siyea. ysar' D'' NOTICE '' Inv '''''"
RATTERsoN;5mon July 81 1918 1915 sd 2, wildwood;
Hast and the late Phillip 5s Ps';ST,Ga hsj
sns M,!sTSoa cs.siy I as.n private at h'F
r4gESNH s1s sL 2sS44 S.' sla Sa Aas9R'
o sEsSss q sv.6ss he: see Vest i is
tsrment private.
AgSqss 1917 q; 6esss. BSsss,oT9
Pott, and daughter of the late Jesse and
REInEE.aon Angus. a 1918. JOSEPH J.:
;'T sEsa St 4fdFs% Il and and Sophie Fl SaR;
are nTd 70 Attend FfS Ss
9a M99oda 9d seon e p sr.s & Rma ss may
p ssTsG GH sSRssz e.h. e N
RfsSSS Agsu. 1915 wIEIAM ,A5
WsRsr LSdss So Soo l. SVF.G O. g. F and s6tS Robert
Morris Council. No. 40. l; o. Of A.. are In
Day at p. m. At his late residence OIL
Ivy Hill Cemetery Remains may bo Viewed
Monday evening.
TYsoN.-on Eighth Month 90. 1918, near King
OF Prussia, MONTGOMERY County, Pa. SARAH
HITE TYSON. WIDOW OF Samuel Tyson. in
her e2d year Relatives and friends in
ylted to attend the funeral. from her late
residence, Hillside. King OF Prussia. on
seeond-day, Tth inst. at 2:SO p. m. Intsrment
strictly private. Carriages will meet Philadel-
phia and Western trolley at Gulph, leaving
esth st. at l:io D. m and Norristown at so
D. m.
WMF0RD.-suddenly. on August 3. 1916. ED
WARD BURKE WILFORD. In his 45th year:
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
the funeral services. on Monday, at y. m.
precisely, at his late residence, Highland ave,
Merton. Pa Interment private. Please omit
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-05

5IRLs-TWO white Protestant girlsi Ons for
cooking and downstairs work. other ter, up
stairs work and aazst with two childTeni
must have best reference a. to Character and
ability. Phone Chestnut Hill 1903 W.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

pREXEL APARTMENTS at oyerbrook Station
Furnished apartments. consisting 81 sleep, sleep
and bath; dining room In buildings; to rent to
September 15 Phone Overbrook 652s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-05

cooK--FamiIy cook wanted on a farm In south
ern PannA. where other help Is employed;
permAnsnt position. 81 709. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-05

OLD GOLD. silver, platinum. plated ware, old
Etyle jewelry, teeth, plates bought for cash.
Est. 1870. ]. l.. Clark. reiner. s0I sansom.
OLD GoLD--cash paid for old gold, silver. an;
tiqus clocks; Will call. Bell phone, Locust
1919. ROGERS. 81 $. 1Tth 81.
CASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS
stones. gold. silver, platinum. false teeth.
Phila. Smelling Refs. Co., 1913 8. l1th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-05

TELEPHONE OPERATORS. local and long dis
tance, experienced. Apply Keystone Telephons
Co, 1875 s. I'd st, Room 409, "
YOUNG LADY wanted TO make bills on Oliver
Typewriter; large grocery business; state sal
AIRY desired and age; opportunity for advance
ment. Address +. o. Box 1855.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-05

sTENOGRAPHER or office worker, Young wom-
an. settled, reliable, desires position when ad-
vances on merit. Several years rractical sS-
perience general assistant. 8Ol, Leo On
STENOGRAPHER. . years experience, also
year at telephone operating. @ 454 Leo. cent.
YOUNG WOMAN, refined. capable, tactful; de-
sires position companion 70 elderly couple or
blind person. or charge of motherless mousse ho.s
hold where servantn are Kept: PERSONAL inter-
view Address NJ 7o5. Ledger Office.
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AUTO REPAIRING

sPEEDodETER TROUBLES
Sec BILLY, at his new location.
$40 NORTH BROAD STREEF.
CYLINDERS REBORED. new pistons and rlngs
furnished. welding and brazing. II. B. Un-
deFWood Co.. 1925 Hamilton street, Phila.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

g9ei5cn. 3nfubr S1.301 @u.
iGcl; :; @erionot bon ocn @Icpotoren
1852 9uidel; GIeDotoren.&orrutb
Q .973.9 .9St 0uShel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
(lIrnnNrinrnt6nms. Nllnrft.

Serr So6u $iIgemon bot Our6 bic
Sirmo Gouebp Searn & SO. oos
&ous oil ser Siioweit.Gde bon Gal.
bert. mo 26. StroBc bon 9oitor &.
9. 9aobp eefoitft, nm ooiicIbc iel6it
81 bepobnen.
Die &oicmooo Stats @orberci.
tlneSihillc 6nt bon elmer s. Goof
Gin Slid 2onS in @r6Bc bon 33
gldern in Baltimore GountD, no6c
Opniues Waius, gcforit.
Der Hcnltp yIort beriHtetc bic
Gcrmictbung bon peridic0encn tou.
ieno 2uoOrotiuB 9inum inn 5meitcn
Siodlpcrf ocS gilbert @eb1uocs an
Der SSouette lmo 8onoDcr StrnBc
an aIein'S 9illoros&olim BON ocr
Snfe Gepoiit on0 SruIt 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
O9rnnOltiids.l .lIc6crtraaMnacn.

Y 5. @oIlug6cr Stealth So. on s..
3. Ebompion imo 5rnn OlorOolticitc
Observation-Disclosures, no6c porioro.
glpemlc Il 6ci 81 6nB, @runo5inS
$50, SIS.
Sitlc @iiar. It. Srlit 50. oil "a.
bio s. Stouoiioro uuo 6rolt Siio.
icitc SO. StroBe, no6c @rccnnioint.
9Ipeniie, "A 6ei 100 SUB, SIS.
9obert Z. 3icbm mo 5rou al &.
g. %eber uno 6rnu 9Soroicitc 6aD.
cite, nn6e Got6arincitroBc, IA bel
5ub, WrlnO5ins $56, So.
GboS S. Gorter, Srliitec. ii. u. oa
gSooOrow EeaIip So, WorOipcitieite
@rootS 2anc, uabe Gutoiplir, 1li.2
bci SUB, $4,000.
G6aS 10. S9ilfiniou S0m. on
9lOele 6. gsilfinion 9loroicitc 9iort5.
na6c @ort 9lpcmic, 1873 6ci 1870
SUB, @ruuO5inS $3.50 $500.
gllice 90. @eOoicoro oil @rneIt
9ornmaln Oitieitc Gaomoht.9(oe.,
uo0e @raionitraBe, IA 6ei 80, So.
SSm s. @iriuer al ScnrD Sell,
mo 6rort @eitieitc @otterp Slpe..
nobe 0ionoanitrobe, 1919 bel 50 SuB,
@rilno5ins $3S.25, So.
Charlotte Sell al ISM. g. 9Sir-
idler, SSeitieitc 9otterb 9lpc, na6e
GanOanitraBe, 129 bei 50 8iiB, IS.
$3S %, $5.
Scurp Sober mo Srot an &irf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

itcrn Choice, Sob, $3.0O-3.25;
&riemS. 5ob, $t.75-2.00.
Q hweinc. ~ 5crfcL ic nod
0Iv0Be, Stiif $l.75-2.50; SbontS,
ic nad @roBe, $3-4.50.
&Glber. G6oice, 9SftuS,
t2c.; quite, ti-i2Mc.; ihmcre,
fcttc 9GIber, Stiid, $16-22; ronbe,
$19-15; nio9ere. $50.
2Gmmer un0 @ honfe. -
Choice iette Sdofc, 9Sfo., 415-5c.;
cute, 3-4c.; raube. 5tiid $t.50-
$50; @ode, Yio., 3ls-4c.; 2dmme.,
Choice, fcttc, @fO, 1O-.t0lac.; cute
bis meoiint s15-9c.
&tn6bieb.-SSunae fctte Stirre
bon 1000 bis 1900 GfiuO @eipidt
Sfiuo, 7-71bc.; Stiere ilutcr 1000
&hno @cuidt, 6lh-7c.; 0diei,
GfO.. 4l5-51ac.; 9uIcu, EfO, az
-515c.; erobe, iunge Riibe, &funo,
4l5-5c.; maeere, S-91ac.; 9iibc
init aalb, $3.50; mogere, $40
-12.
Sdutcua6Sole.- GcioISeuc,
@fluo, 26c., iriidc, 24c.; bcida.
oietc. 23c.; Grp Stint, 9i-35c.;
aolb, Soc; 5daf 75c. 1925;
2Gmmer, 30-60c.; 8ulIen 20c.;
SdicL 20c.; 3iegeh 15-25c.
Ealg, SC.
Eobaf. (NGorvlnrO), 100 EninS.
-0iinoeriucrt6ig mo atroitcO", SIC
12; outer oclpobnIidcr uno griii
ncr, $i3-i4; outer, geluobnllder,
$i5-t6; mitteluGBiger, $i7-i9;
gutter rmO finer rot6cr, 500 81,
6aucp, $22 "a; gl6iaIl, miuoerpcr'
tbiocr bis mittclnidBiger $t2-i7'
SECONDS, gutter bis feincr, $tS- 90
'GjrlinO6lGtter. ueuc Grnte, $7-iS.
Ban Eubot, iiue curcO, $50 lip
per Gouutu, nir'curcN, $S-i7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
@Srien.@eridlt.


GroBc llngcluiBbeit berritbtc bel Ocm
%OrnlittogSoci6ait ocr glcw Dor
fer 96ric bcjiigli1 OeS 9lusgan9cS
Der @elo.Situotiou. ToS @c-
itb6it 6elc6te id) ais Ger 9urS fiir
tdglidcs @elO ali 6 Ero5ent 5u-
riidgiua. &Iciner llmiob.
gtcpYorf 3. GcS. Sic 9Srciic
5cigtcu bel Der 9eitrigen Groifning
Ser 86ric wenig SScdicl lmO beueo.
ten iitb i'm gIeidcm MuBitobc I'M &c.
mimi lmO SAL.
Ger gr0Btc Gcminn murOc bon
Butte inO superior ocrJeihnet, pel.,
dc 9lntbciIc 11a olf 711a iticgen.
@lotor.9lftien laocu irei gum &crfauf
aus.
Sic SauSnotlcr percinigtcn iit6 an
lp0ten &oruittag nit Ocm @uiiiicrS
lno perilriohten einen idarfen 9fiid
gang in ciner9hBabl 9lusgoben, nab
reno cinioe Saiiiiier.9lbtbeiliugen in
onoercu glno0obcn crfolgreidb lparen.
Gie @cIo-5ituation ocreu 9nlSgaug
icbr unbeitinlmt mar gob uiel 81 I'M
5ufricoenbeiicu SInlnb.
Slul 9iohniittog mod)tc lid Bic gI6.
peicnbcit Scr SpcflllotionS. Sntcrci.
icntcn 6clucrfbor, trotocm uitgct6eiIt
wurOc, ooB sic 9otihoit OeS Grdii.
Oenten Dem Marft gegeuiibcr giinItig
lit.
Ser Trud, ser ouf Dem @clomorft
lag, purOc gebobcn olS bcianut pnr.
&c, ooB tGgIideS @cIo ollf . lnO ip6-
ter ollf 6 @ro5cut eeioIlcr lpor, Gc-
itiaotionS Mertbpapiere 5eiatcn cine
oelpiiic Stdrfe ln0 itic9en 9 Yinfte
oui 1885. SnOuitriol 9lIcobol crbolte
lid nod eincm iharfcn 3iidaong I'M
cincn 8lmft Iic @rlohmg bon ser
lln6citiiumtbeit Ocr @eIoirogc bate
in sen ShhiBihluOen cin itorfes sc.
ld1it nad iid) gejoacn, bei tpeldenl
oIlc fiibrcnoen 9lusgo6en ic6r 6eacbrt
iporen. giicOrig notirte Giienba6ucll
parcn GuBerit geiucbt mo per3cidlnc-
ten cinigc @cipnne. gltlontic @oIf
uuO gseit Snoicu iiiegeu iehs @uuFte
onf 1877; imO Gruci6lc Stabl 3 Guuf.
tc olf 81. Ger Morft lmIoB felt.
@oltimorcr g6ric.
Ger goltinorer glftien N}orft
idcint bon ieiner gIftipitGt etpos eiil.
gebiiBt 5u haben, ipenn orcb OoS @e.
iddit ou mo fir iib cht 5lifrieoenitcl.
lenoeS umO tbcihueiic ciu gutes mar.
Eic Gel.gIttieu tpdren geitcrn nfiiner
ais ieit Intocr 3cit. uuO wilrOeu cute
llnidbc III Gosocn & 80. imO GoSccn
Del unO 0assgonSS er5iclt.
NoiIiton-Scl itonO glciGfonS in gu
fer 9lodiroOc. Gic Stomrnsglfticl
pertouiten ii ser 9tobborihnit bon
q uno oic Gor5igsoftien 5u 6G34.
9lnocre 9Itticn beucgteu iid) III oIci.
der @eiie.
&oplonO-Gel madltc iid lett lGnoc.
rer Belt aud luicocr ongenebm be-
lucrfbor imO pnroen gr0bcrc StiidC
Der Stannlattien 81 5 nnlaeiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

Ndhna Bddcrmcincr NIB 8ddcr.Nrbciterl
msahnet nno uneniaclilid bciorqt TN glrbeitss
Nnleau s1, Il. 67@, 8iiiclS 0oIle, tO3 9lsrbs
v'sssesrtd.straRc. 9u1n 2cbr Gei9diis'Aaeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

Spring @bcat Bran, pro Come, $32
$3.50; 5!our big @Bite @iOOlines
(weitlidc), $i0-4t; @citcrn @iioO.
lingS, $36-37.
@euunO Stro 3uhlbr &cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
0einie fir QrbcnSseif.
8n perfonfen.

w, 3n berfoufen.
-Ss9gtta fir 9rnir, bic In Curtis Bah mBbuen
1o6oegen Sic iic bic ncucf 6diiler IN ocm
6eng Slod ocr @enninatpn.Npennc, nit g,eron
maS un ncr Sront an glllc 9cqucnli6feiien
Grfpaetn bis In ole Gin5cIbcicu 9lnn ncbme
oossss 9urhs'gIbcnne unS eh6reb.s siroke ob unS
ie elltcn @lnd iueifidb sur Qcnningion'elbe
hd i,uer ocn rhcn cruabnicn 9duiern bcftnncu
"'g n, rle0rcre Qdoen
SfoIlleliiiaen Dem aduicr poiIcno
hosseut on Ert unb GieIlc idelih nno Goitits
&altcr 8. @eitphol,
@iqenlbnmcr nno g0unrierncbnicr,
fpt. 4t9-20--2i Minufcs 8niIoina.
Nsnoi7-1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
SerIanat- @lanncr nnO anabea.

9erlanat:
a, YIN Nddcr 0ls brittle 0ano. Yiadl5uirdgcn |
Nt 2O0O 0oros sSmailpupo. Stra6c.
NGe35-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

" % q -3llTllDr I32, rs Wu'
idcl &crionot bon Ocn @lepotoren
3d0,246 guicbl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

r, ! eutlid. sd fonn Sbre
''Oallfen olfen leien. 6r6ulciu slmolicl~
"SSorum iitcn Sic Damn an al.
Verell gnoe oes 5ofoS2"
le linocnSiifte iinO err
~, Su y nglhl pclh iinubc-
=. e"uenoer Cuit peitet mcinc @ruItl
SS,naloeoer ), 6liiben idon oic criteu
-seugeli, ODER eS aiebt 6eute on ser
SSV,orl1e @rblen nit iriihcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

wv elmer NeuerOerlihernnoes@ es@eieli6uii; elmer
H;l &rinbrtng ais @aen mnh Der IN ben iioros
SSltiQen 3orftdotcn ipobnt tpiro uorge5oaen
"otellre; pW. q. 81, Sentilfler 0orreipunoent
NSC3-6)
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Baltimore Wlurftbtridt.

0ienitog, 5. Ge5enibcr 1916.
@tebl. 3ufpbr 4572 TGiicr,
cinidIieBlid 2199 6GIier gu Canton.
9ie yiotirtn9en iparen ipie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

= !. SCputuluI, RllWlUt
I0-ltc.; Erint Y @fltno, iO-
43c. Yrints, 9hmo, i0-i3c. !;
9IodS, 2 &innO, 40--l2c.; Goirp
Erints, M0., ga. mo @a., 30-3ic. !;
Storepodeo, CSC; Soils, NlorpIonO
mo Eo., 90 -30c.; Soils, gS..@o.,
500.
9 cf liigcl. IT Sil9ner, ilmec,
@ntno, &c.,; oItc Nilbucr, i6c.; oltc
&0bnc uno Stogs, 10 IL lie;
Gntcn. ilinee, 15--17c.; flcinc, H.
15c.; SurfeDs, iducre, 8 8fino rno
mebr, 21-22c.; tIeiie mogcrc, IT,
lSc.' Eou6en, oltc im0 iiingc Yaarc,
2Oc.; @uineo.@cfliioel, ilngcs. IL
EhnO mo mebr Stiid, 65c.; flei-
neres, i0c. @dnie, @iunO, t5-t6c.
gtcr. - @lo. 1n6 go, Tuecro,
i0c Goiiern Shore, no, uno ga,
l0c. mcitlihc (0bio). l0c. g9..@o.,
39c. iiibIidc (9lorO.Gorolino), 3Sc.
9obncnur0 Grbicn.-Grb.
icr @uid)cl $3.50 800; mcibe
9obncn 9rdbcL $5-5.25.
9bituno @cmiiie. - @cpfcI,
g8. @lO. unS ga, 6o6, $2.5O-3.50;
S9raut, bumocrt SIG; Sonne $l5
80; 9obncn, 6lo., aorb, $i.75--
200; @Imcnfobl, Gong sSslaub,
@ratc- $t.50-1.75; ScIlcrie, gt..g.,
8iinOel. 20-50r.; G}urfcn sSlo.,
aorb, $2.5O-3.25; Scale, 0lorfoIf,
Sob, T5-S0c,; &opfiolnt, NiorfoIf,
Gorb, 50c. 500; 3miebcIn, gcl6c,
@uideI $1.65-1.70; 9lcu gorf
imo meitlidlc, gelbe, bunocrt @fimo
Sad, 1925 2.70; @irncn goitern
Sborc Sicffer, Dolber aorb, 90
25c. Gfeffer. Slorioo, Crate, $3.50
$S; Spinat 9lorfolf. SAB. $1.25
$i.50; iuciBe &ii6cn, SSob. ST.
$1.50; @reiielbecrcib Sob, ic noh
AlioIitdt $6-$7.5O.
9nrtoffeln.-S SSciBe, 9uldel,
". Olo. uuo 9So9 $t.40-1.50; g..
q. unO Sericp, $t.iO-t.50; Gait.
itern Shore, @O, $1.25-i.S5; 8u.
icheItiitc, $i.30-l.35; iiiBc aartoi.
fcIL Gaitern Shore. qelbe, SAB,
$2.75-3; yorf 9iiper. Sob. $2.75
-3; 9ioro- Carolina, 6ob, $2.75-
800; gams, Sab $i.75-2.00.
Slide, S[uitern uno Ger.
ropins. - 9orpfeL Gfo., 3-6c,;
Grocis, Sob, $iO-15; 6lounOers,
&iuno, Csc; Erolt, eroBe, SOB,
$t2-16; fleinc, $6-S; Stnr oOer
9utterfiih, SOB. $i5-16; Siod.
%fnnO, i0-lSc.; peiBer Terh,
|funo, i0-l2c.; Medium 4-5c;
gclbcr @erb, 0roBc, S-l0c.; tlcinc
bis mcoimL @hmO, DE; @lade.
rel. @fmo. 1870; Soilors,
eroBr, &iimO. IL l5c.; mcOhun 6
Sc. Gotiiid 9SiO., 4-5c. Sed)tc,
@fmo, t5-1sc.; 9tole. @iuno. 81
@. ff-Y....a
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gcrIangt I'M QlIIscmeinen.


Su Miciben acindlt
m, yli Ncntib llnQar iudli m1bliries Simmer
idlsE 0urrripOuSsnt, iiJ Sh'aaItImOre.str.
tSe35G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06

50 glntbeile ga. acab & Gine som... s&
100 glntbeile @a qcao d 3iuc com 5's
$50 sIntpcilc ga geao & 8iHc cont. 5A
io2 sIniOsiIc uto NpS Co.....~~ IS
5 anBeiIe sSol0y goi S glnuag. piS 40
$50 eIutbenc gsabIaua Oil s. GaS., $
$4,000 sIu & Gtor. l. osr..~.........i los
100 snupama 60 @eneraI Ger..... e7
5000 Baltimore Gip 4sr, 1861 .... 1918
400 Baltimore eifp Aer, is5i...... ioi
5000 Conf Seal CIR r..............1o 1ools
5000 gonf goaI Ger. ..,.............. iO9jf
1000 Conf Goal RET ser .....-.. ssN
1000 eonf OlpCr 4sasr. sr..~.~... soM
1000 Goni gcvsr sner.,........... "a
1000 Conf Bower CgioieH9 ......-.,io7
2ooo Goshen & 60, Ger sr.......... .io5A
2ooo Goshen & 60. ocr.........., io5N
5000 eosssn & Go. Ger 100000. io5&
10000 CosScu & 60. ccr.............. ios1s
6oo0 Goshen & 60. Ger. er......,.......I 1861
1000 Goshen Oil & Gas osr. iOsst
5000 GoS0cu Oil g. cas Ger. 1854
10000 Goshen Oil & eas Ger r......i 1855
5ooo GIf eorn Corp esr..,...,.-ioo
2ooO @a. s. gIa Con. 5sr....,..... l0aM
4ooo Mt ger. Drills (sloisa) ....iol
100 utb. @ps. 1Oa 5er .....,..- 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
BRIGADE BOYS
OFF FOR CAMP
WILL GO TO MIDDLEBOURNE FOR
TEN DAYS OUTING ON CREEK.
Trip to Ststersvtue Will Be Made on
Steamer Llberty-More Than
Hundred VIII GO.

This morning. more than 100 members
Of the Boys BrlEad. VIII leave on lie
Steamer Liberty tor SiSt"rSvill". from
which place they will go to Ind"rWaOG
park. near Middle bouru". where they viii
pitch camp for ten days. The camp is
situated on Il high bluff overlooking
Middle Island creek.
Yesterday several Officers and n d.,
tail Went To the site At tn" camp ami
made preparations for tie Cnrampm"nt.
Tents were pitched yesterday and this
afternoon the hrys Will ,njuy their firS'
meal in camp. Middlcbuurnc citizens
have many preparations for the enter
tainmcnt OF III" mb"rS ui the brigade
who are anticipating a most delightful
outing.
The camp will be in charge "f n. T.,
CaldabauEh. l.. S. Huncckcr, J. *. Hun
ter and H. H. Bndlcy. Tho cn;ir" mem
bership VIII b. organized into on" bat
TALON, consisting nf two PROV iSl"nHl
companies. designated AZ y and Il. The
following officers have been designated:
Battalion commander. Major William
WcstwOod
Battalion adjutant. Captain Arthur
Strautnlan
Battalion commissary. Captain Leon
ard Dri"horst.
Battalion quartcrmastcr. Lieut.. Flfred
kreuGer.
Commander Co. y. Capt. John Acke:.
First l.icu,cant CO. y. Ea% Sykes.
Second Lieutenant Co. \. Richard Will
son.
Commander Co. L. Capt: Lyle Cham
bcrs.
First Lieutenant Co. i. Leonard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
GENERAL NOTICE.
Order Of Publication.


order of Publication.
Tho S;a," "f West Virginia. ONO Soun-
~, So.
In the circuit Court @! chi" County
George t.. Morris. .\s-
signcc OF James +. Morris. In ',hancery
Ar;tc NJ. Hun, and J. Attachment.
G.. Hunt.
The object Of this suit is to recover
the amount due on certain mote Tor ,n S
sum of Three Thousand Dollars. dated
ArrIl l. 1908, and payable l." James =
Morris six months after IN" date there
Of for value received, said not" Is sign
I'd ny Arlic NJ. Hunt and j. &. Hunt ara
is endorsed on the back thereof by me
said LANES r. Morris 10 the plalntl!l
assignee And the further object OF TINS
SUIT is To attach and sell for the pay
mrnt If tho said debt aforesaid ana INC
costs u! this suit Inc estate ot inc Sal'
Arti" NJ. Hunt and j, q. Hunt ana an
their rights. title and interest thrrC!n
IN and 10 certain coal and mining rights
and other real cstat" situate IN ONO
County. West Virginia. which properly
is described in certain dcedS mace ~
the said j. q. Hunt 1T al ana OF record
in the office of tho Clerk Of The county
Court of said county and state. 10 which
=. ference is here made. and which is
also described in the return OF levy q:
an attachment made by tho Sheriff OF
ohio county. filed in the above styled
cause.
And II appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause nj lh"S" lIulcs' thhL
Tho defendants Artic VI. Hunt and j. g.
Hunt arc not residents OF the State oil
West Virginia. and they not having pceh
served with process III Shid suit. on mo-
ton Of The plaintiff by foreman ~ Chr-
Ter. his attorneys. This order al ruhlicn-
zion is entered against them, and II is
ordered that the said defendants, abov"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
SEVEN FOOT SHARK
KILLED At MATAWAN

MATAWAN, y. j.. July ia shark
seven feet long and weighing about 200
pounds was killed today at the en-
trance of Matawan Creek. in which
one week ago a boy was killed and 4
Young man who tried 10 rescue him so
seriously injured he died soon after.
ward.
Thomas c. Cottrell and Richard Lee
in a small power boat, encountered the
shark today. 1t was one OF the Ola
mond touch or blue nose variety.
NEW HAVEN, July 19-Sharks have
appeared in New Haven Harbor One
four feet long was killed today,
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July ia
six foot shark was caught today at On
set, a short distance from bathing
beach frequented by members OF the
summer colony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
SEND WORKINCNEN TO
HALLS OF CONGRESS

NEW YORK. July IGNORE than
100 delegates from the principal cities
Of the United States attended the
opening session today of the fifteenth
annual convention of the National
Electrical Contractors association. ].
r. Galloway. Of Washington, d. e..
president of the association. presided.
Urging that only men who have
looked n payroll in the face be sent
to congress. Edward Trc!z, field sec:
rotary OF the Chamber of Commerce OF
Inc United States. said:
England has awakened and in me
last ton years her parliament has
passed only 1.5nn laws: but we are
law crazy. In the last five years tnlll'
national and stale law making bodies
have passed 62.55n laws. forgetting
perhaps that The Almighty had made
a very fair success out of this universe
with only ten laws"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
WAR ALL NE VS.
PAPER TALK
MAN IN WASHINGTON SAYS WAR
IN EUROPE is ALL A FAKE
BUT HE is CRAZY
SOME FOLKS SAY THE STORY Is
A FAKE, THEY'RE CRAZY

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e't ,L, ~ ,.,, - INV rar ching on in
! I,uon Wv No ",hor day. .aiI il vas all
rnWt pp., u,.N ,.,Il bni h. was crazy.
newspaper ldlh: pu, ~, va" W%Iierh.
NJ H.; Au'iH w. So" ".,, 'I ram hcrcj said
=" Io oiN, ,erv romniimcniurv Of Tanlar,
,bn ~" ron. r,r, adv m.hirh ryGryOnc seems
,tlc INV Ituieu! j., W.bnniinr and
10 ne nranIns n'I IknIy u, w ,hink that
nT .h prol'iai a. j.. i,i., ncwsnunrr talk
WI, M,s"t Sh' H"! - 49,, ~ iisirn here is
.oo' Du. '''cH ' !.I ,::rrfnrnd Win liver
VIVA, VIVA, S'r Sf'i No., hnth"rnd also with nv
i Iun,u en-" ana hi,Idcr and achcd prac-
, Ttt III i'' nrcr NV cntirr h0dy. / had
stomarb ,rouhIc on top of all this and