davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
ffiir cin NcimnrtrSnf.

@as BON Geo. @iintber eebralltc
Bier lit Oos bette. @iele geurtbeiler
bon gier erfldren ooB es irgeno ei'
nem erltfloiiieen ouslGnoii6en @icr
gleidfommt. @eraoe oos Ding fir
Den 5amiIieneebrnilb. Seines g(ro'
ma better @eidmnd uuo iebr nd1r'
trditig. 0ireft BON oer@raucrci olrdl
oie nelleiien @iaidincn obgefiInt
woonrd algeneiue Heinbeit gelibcrt
wiro. Gilte ST. Nbonc: @olfe 20.
(SunilS,tTi9lQ,2O (slns)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
GSiiote Tdj Der oGrfa6rnns@.

Die 9eluder ser fatbolilbcn ct.
Batrid's Stride wareu geitern Mor'
aen entt6licbt, ais @ater .. s. Dlc.
glnmara, ueltber oie 5peitc &reoigt
BON ciier Serie BON orei gegeu @ro-
6ibition 6olteu ioGte. ben Dlitglic-
bern Der @eneinoe pertiI1oete, bob
ibm BON pielen @erionelL oeren llr'
tbeil er 6oh ltdbe, gerat6eu poroen
lei. ole tSroee uiht weiter 5u err
ortern lmo er iid ibrer groBercn Gr-
fn6rung fiige.
9}ah Dem @ottesOienlte logte 8d.
fer @}c9lomnrn, Dab CT feline peitereu
gemerfingcn 6ei3uiiieeu babe. 9Inl
lebten Sonntag preoiste Gater Dlc-
9lnmnrn eegen @robibitiou mo IN
ser @1itte ocr gode oertbeioiget
Wloniignor M. i. 5oIee bon Der ia.
t6oliItben Ct &aufs Stride oie 4ro.
bi6itions-Soec in einem on einc
3eiting geridtetel Shreiben
Goraui ma6te Batter Mc9lamaro
oaS 3ulgenOe befannt
,,@1brpnO ser 70 ll6r 80 NieiiC
in Ger ct. &otrid's Stride miro ga.
ter 9eruarO &. Mcgiamara einC
3lpeite Greoigt fiber sic 9robibitionS.
SSrngc noln fotboliihen Stanoplnfi
ans b1lteu. SSn ser 9SreSigt miro ct
li6 oui sic aritif iiber icine eritC
4reoiet ieiiens oeS N1oniianors 9R,
=. 3olcp be5iebcn. @ater Nlc9lmnaro
ipiro Ole brittle mo leste 4reoiet am
SQHntaa, ben 5, 9Rooember, bulten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
Gyener redlt8citio eclGidt.

Gin 6euer, oos 9eItcrn glo6mittog
in ben glnlogen Der Baltimore Gops
per ono Sfolling GomponD4 81 Gat'
ton ousbrod, berllriohte pieI 9Gufrc'
gilng. 0as 5eler mar in 6em SDeile
Der 9(nloge, Der iicb an Ger 5. 9loemIc
uno 5. StraBe befinoet. entitanDcll
Drei 5euerolorme folgtcn einoilocr,
uno Die Scucrmebr.G Gompognicn glr.
7, 8 uno IA bon Sigblonotown unO
Canton pnren i6nell 6ur Stelle umo
lolhten ocn grono, cbe Gin GROCER
S9aoen ongeridtet muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
etraacn6a6n-Hlcocl.

Grit naHoem ibm Der Gon0ufteilr
NIT Serousmerfcn Oro9tc, lieb iidl
DER gleser Sobn SSodiou berob, icilt
Sobrgelo 81 8oblen. sSn Der N3ei'
ming, OnB ibn Ger gtidel berehtige,
nod ieinem 9eliebeu 5u bonocllt
8iinocte iicb Sadiou in eincm Strn'
Bcnbabnpoegon Scr GoreD- -StroBeli'
2inie cine Cigarette an. @r sebroa6'
te gcmeine 6dintpfporte, ais Der
Gonoufteur Seoeer i'm eriudte oas
&ouhen 5ii unterlnien. Seoger lieB
ibn oerboitcn. Sn Der iiiOIi6en ASoll'
5eiitotion nllroe Dem orroganten glc'
ger bon Ridter &onft cine @clOitraTe
bon $6.45 5uoiftirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
1ie sf6rllna IN 9[losfa. lpeldle IN

lie St0rung in 9lasfa ipelde IN
Der Samitas 9lodt ieitecitelt miiroe,
beiinoet iih iebt central iiber alberta
ino beipeet iicb nit ibnell foleucen
Iuict in oitli6er lnlo iiio0itlider
9iiehtung.
Ter Storlmg gingen feline @egen
uoranS, Ooh bGlt oerielbe III &aib.
ineton um0 innereu Oregon an mo.
oirb and Der noroneitIibe Ibeil
bon Californian BON 9icgeu betroffen
miro. 9iegen mar auh an berihie.
0cncu Eunften in sen liioatlontiiden
Staateu infolge Ser lmbeitiun1ten
barometrilden 3uitGnoe iiberocn iiio.
oItli6cn Ebeil oes @oIies bon aPe.
yifo uuo Siio.Slorioa nieoergeean,
gen. Sn oem 9irit oes 2anoes mar
oos @etter flor
Ss mir0 am Moutag III Dem III.
icren Gbio-I6ol mo Qbercn Sce-9le-
giouen ctwoS fii1ler Iein nnO am
Iieuito9 III Den oItlicben unteren
Sec.Rcoioncn Oen mittclatlantiIben
Stnaten unO gleu.Gnglauo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
SSciOc iunrOen bcltraft.

Gurd cine @lastbiire eeiporfen 5lf
peroen, idlimme S6nittpunoen iib
3u5u5ie6en uno Damn nod cine @clO'
itrafe bon $tt.45 5uoiftirt 81 befom'
men iuoren ole grfabrlngen, Die So
iep6 Grimm BON 93r 1902, Goping'
ton-StroBe, Ourhma6en muBte gr
irnO @oparO 3. @noh BON glr. 1916,
SollinssStraBe, eri9ienen ecitcrl
Dor 9iibter Sobanuien in ser nett
liden @oli5eiitation. FoIi5iIt @}iller
b0rte einen fiir6terIi1en &ro6 iu0
iab bolO odrouf Grimm ans elmer
@altmirtbibait on scr Baltimore
StroBe onf oos Srottoir flie9en. SIC
SdnithpmOcn, oie Grimm bei Ici'
mem infreiipiQigen 8erlaiien 0es 60,
toleS oaOon9etragen, iuoren 70 i6lim-
mer 9Sotllr, oaB man i'm 5ucrit in'S
llnioeriit0ts,Soipital bringeu miiBte-
3lerit ibob @rinun ole SdulO fiir
leinen SAT- ouf @noh, oo6 Der set,
tere er5a6lte Dem Ridter Sobanniei,
oaB @rimm eeitolpert un0 nit Dem
fopf Ollrb oie @lasideibe gciiogcu
iei.
ga S6r 9eiOcn mir ni6t oie
@a6r6eit in oieicr 9(fioire er5G6Icn
poat 6eitraie ib @ud CUR 3ablmg
bon $1t45", erfldrte 9ii6tcr So
bannieu @eioe berappten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
Nlepn6lifnnildIr (ynmpnanr.

Dlit 9cgnn Der lcBteli gSoc6e Der
Nlaroldnoer @ompoene mciien ollc
9ln5cihen ouf ole @rlpablung bon
SuGbcs imo Sairbanfs. Gr. Srance
uno elmer itarten republifapiIheu
&crtrctma in GongreB bin, Gieie
9lniibt berricbt aui @rinO BON 1bnt
laden Dor. Gie stepu6lifuner eripor.
ten cine eroBe llnteritiibune ibrer
@unoionten lmo 6eren @olitif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
Der 8rlttrics 6catc Dor cinem
SSabr.
80. Dftober 1915.
(9Sadl oem 9eriybt oes DelltIben
@eneratltobS.)

9}oro0itlib J1euoiaesSt. @aait
erobcrn oic 0cutiden oen irii6er
non Sen 6ron5oien genomincrel
glorotbeil Der So6eu 5uriif.
gioroli6 Sc NlcsniI IN ser Gbom-
paene perlieren Die Eeutiden
Sic oielunlitritteuc opripriugeuDe
Stellitng.
5HSliA Gloi iiiOpeitlid 9lt
ga, Sie6eu Sinoen6ipgs GrlIp-
pen iid iiber Die g'iiic 8uriid.
SSn Ser6ieu ec6cn Die Gent
idJen imo SeiierreidGr pom9toro.
oiteit 9egen araeuiepac rno Die
9ulearen eegen 9lii6 Dor.
SSil ocn 1orouueacn iiranoct
ooS irau66iiihe ll.9oot Sur.
auoiie@ oefen @Cristop BON Den
Eiirfcn 5crilbolien iuorocu 1T;
Die 9eiabuug miro geinngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
lin So crleidJtcrt.

Soco6 S6niot, 9Sr. 6, Sloro Cir
wooo 9lucnue, ipobnbnit, bcrihtetc
Der EoIi5ei 5u Canton ooB ibm SO
aus oen SoI6en geitoblen purOet
ols er eeitern Morgen ouf eincn9
Sporrops 9oint StroBenbobmpag'
gon bon Der 9lr6eit uah ieiner SScD'
nlln1 3trildfubr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
TamiIienabcmS Ses ngyorluarts.u y

UamIllenabcto ocs rSorUarts."
Sin in ieOer Siniicbt acmiitblib bcr.
louienes 6eit ser groBeu 5omilie
n@ormGrts." - Sr @rnit @i6ncr
ans @oi6inston erfreute OurdGc-
flomotionen.- Ser ng9ittels6a6-
gerein" bielt elm 9htiterncIieu I'M
ggeitenO.@orf o6.
Ger in Oeutit6cn &reiien mo6l6c.
fonntc Gurnoerein .GorlpGrtS" 6ielt
eeitern in ieiueu roertiben" &Gumen
Oen eriten 6onliIien 9lbeno ser Soi
ion o6. Gie beiten glmoteurfrdftc
batten iicb er6oteu, our6 @eione, Sic.
ser rno Nluiifportrdge 5ur llnterbol,
ting Der Dlitglie0er uuo oeren6reln.
oe bei5utrogen. @os ser 0gorlpdrts"
ie unternabnL geIong aud itets; 10
mor ocnn Der geitriee 9lbenO chen.
foas Elm eriolgreiher 5u nennen. 9e.
IonOere 6reuOe Deruriafte aud Sr.
@rnit @idner aus @aI6ington OurA
@ortrdge Gbeils foniider, S6eitS
erniter gtotilr, iofuie Sri. 9lnno 9eber
olr6 Gin nit &ollenoing uno i6oner
Stimme boreetrogenes Sopraniolo.
9lud Sri. Gore SteiniuolO 6oIte li1
ourd ibre @eiangs- mlO @ioliniolo.
8ortr1ge ipo6lperoierten reicben III.
plniis. Sr, 9ern6aro &ebmonn fei-
ielte Die 3uborer nit eincm fiinltler-
6ofteu 9orriton Solo; Sr. @ilbelm
llngcrer oiird Ieflamationen. Cab
Srn. 2ouis Soffmauu's bumoriitiide
Gortr6ge nit Dem n6tbigen ,@rnit"
oufgenonmen purOen, beipies as
foIt niht en0en polenOe 2oden Oer
@eielidaft 9lu6 Sr 9beo 9orIt
ermies ii6 in ieiner Hoae ais bumo.
riitiiher Geflamotor als eiuer, Der
ole Soder oui ieiuer Seite bot"
glnoere Niitglieoer tbaten Oos So
rige i'm 6oben WloBe, oen A6eno 5ll
einem iioeleu, aenuBrei6en 5n ge'
italten
Tie 1omen 9(6tbeihmg Oes Ser.
ems miro om ndhiten NlittUod i6re
nG6ite regelmGBige Geriammlung
lnter Dem @orIis BON 6rou 8. g(. 90.
S6olb I'M 8ereinslofole Inn $50 llbr
o66olten Sri. @lio Sofimonu lit
SefretGrin Oeier neugegriinOeten
5rouen 9l6t6eilmg
o@tttelSbod Gerein."
Ger rg9ittelsbad @ereirJ" Ieinc
sobIreicben 5reltnoe imo @onucr belt
eeIiern pom Itoniteu @etter beeiins
itiqt, iein critics 9luiterneiien i'm @cit-
Gno Gorf ob. NlitglieOer Oieler
oeutiden Gereine 6otten iid einge.
ilmoelI uno ipurOe oen glltitern eiEe
aroBe Sdlodt geliefert. Die Gomen
6atten licb oos ldone @etter 81 gtil-
&c gema6t uno luaren glei6folls redt
3o6lreicb eri6ienen. Sir llnterbol.
tuna iuar Seiteus oes Arrangements
Gonites beiteus geiorgt, iho feblte
Der ollritofi~ gum Serunteripiilen
BON 9luItern, Oie iicb etiua IN ser
ac6le feltgeiebt bo6en fonnten, ni6t.
ga oos critic 9(uiterneiien einen mi
Der @rpnrten eroBen @rfolg 81 oer-
5eidnen 6otte, puroe geplant, IN Der
nGditen 3eit Die Geranitoltung 5n
mieOerbolen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

SeIearapIiidler Mettrr6eridlt.

Z 9lus ben iibrigen @unoes.@ettcr.
@eoba6timeS. .Statiouen murOcn ole
folaenoen boditeu Eenperoturel
Die I'M s llbr eeItsrn gtbenO bcrricb.
ten bevihtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
aErnn NJ. lio6ina nL0 Clnit.

6ral Hapmono Robins, oie 9ta-
tionol.Nrdiioentiu Ger @@omenS
Srooc Union 9tgo' miro ebeufaas
in Dem ,Nng6cS @iienbobnjua" lein
scr am ?. 9looeln6er IN Baltimore
rltrcfien miro. ;Srol AobinS ipiro
Der @ait Der 6ieiigeu u@olnerS
Iraoe lluiou 0iaa~ iein beuor iic al
ocm 9undeou tbeilninmt oos 81
G6ren ser @eiuher bon Scr ~6raneu
NuQ6eS 9lnionce pon Baltimore &C.
Qchen mira.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

mablig ouf Gin Seocr tru9 Oas 9ln-
Seufen ou cine 6ebre Seier, oos 9lns
oenfen on &utber, oen 9leformotor,
Den Sebrer, oen 6reiinS, nit lib tort,
Elm 9ln0enfen, Oas nidjt io6alo oergei.
len iein miro bon Tenen sic oa IN
itiler 9lnooht uno 9lufmerfIomfeit
ben @reOigten 5usebort, oeu @6oren
geloilId]t iinO Ielblt oos Sob 0es&errn
geiungen botten. Gie folgenoen go
itpreu botten iit 5u Der 6eier cinges
finoen: GbriItiun &iibne bon Der Ct
|aitls, Stride, Otto 9ur6enn BON 0er
beutihen GmonuelS Stride, 9 s..
Step6ens bon Der ct. 0tortini.4ir.
DIE, 6einrif @uggcnberger BON Der
ct. S6omos Stride, SEQ. Spilmon
bon ser 9etble6em STRIDE, Sbeooor
Gorge BON ser Sadion Square Sir.
DE, Euul @eute BON engl, @manuelSs
Stride, @oIter 9bermeDer bon Oer9Id-
5nrct6 Stride, Sigblanototpn 9I.
@ur6op BON Der @rloier STRIDE III
Sroington, 8. H06n bon Ser SberIea
Stride, SOB. Sobu bon Ser St.Eoils.
firde in @lenbitrnu.
@on glitsipdrts botten iicb Die go.
ltoreu Sol5 unO gticolas Sorgel ciu-
eefunoen.
Geier in rgttbougb's Z 3 cu-
ter
Inter Oen gtuipi5ien Der ebonge-
lid llltberii6en airtben bon @alti-
more fono geitern gIbenO in ngll-
.bouqb's Sbeoter" cine erbebenoe
Geier Der 8eformotion itatt. Dos ge.
rGliulige Sbeoter erpies iib ais Diel
al flein, uno mar bereits I'M balb 8
llbr fein 8los mcbr 5u bo6en. Giele
oie eetouuuen Doren, nrlBten 81 il.
rem groBten 9eoauern wieOer umfeb-
ren.
Gle 6eier purOe oir1 Elm Yrdlll.
oiltm eroffnet, mel1eni cine Spmne
foI9te, poraui 9aItor 5. 6. 6elger
Sen 9i6eltert oerlaS ruo oas Sin.
gongsgebet IproH, iporauf sic Ser
iannielten ben @ialm 46 iaugeu.
S}otb eiuem @e6et oes Gaitor 8. M
Sunt puroe ein Choral BON einem
Itorfen @6or gu @e6or gebra6t, no.
roiif &aitor aarl 9rduer BON Der Ct
Nlorfus : Stride Die oeuticbe 5eitpre-
Oigt bieIt
6rou 8. s. 9teuniinger Iang elm
2ieO NIT munOerbarer Goutra ; gllt.
Stimme. @oitor @m s. Sdonion
aus Canton, g., 6ielt 6ierouf ole eng
lii6c 5eItpreoigt. Cine Spmne, Die
Der el1u8euOe Gbor IN il6ermGltieeno
Ih0ner @eiie sum Gortrage rrodte,
idloB lid ON. IS puroe cine Gol.
lefte 5um 9eiten DER 9oltimorsr
Stoot @liiiions @eieai6ait erofi.
net worouf Ger SdhtBgeIong u9luit
ooufet 9lac @ott" ertonte. @oitor $.
gleumonn iproh olsoonn OosS1lub'
ge6et mo Oen Segelt
Gle @aitoren prieien in i5ren Gre.
oigteu Mortin 9utber, ben eroBen
9leiormotor, ais einet oer groBten
MeniHen ieiuer 8eit. ipelAer 8ielbe'
muBt alle Gulolngen iiber iid erge.
ben loIlen muBte. bis Iih ieine meiien
Gbeorie'n imo T6cien, Die Ebeie Der
6 @cpiIieisfreibeit uno 9idhitenIie62,
ga6n ee6rorben bate, gum @obl Der
Wlenidbeit oaer 3eiten. @r NOR einc
berrli6e 6eier. sic in @rinnerling
oes groBen &eformotnrS Itottfdno.
2ut6ers @e6urtStogs-
6eier.
Die Gorcoroio 9igo miro an
Gsreitog, 0en TO- 9ooembcr, in Der
enal. epong. lut6. @manuelstirhe
eineu @e0dbtmB @ottesOicnlt on'
l1Blid) oes Sabrestoges bon Gr.Dlor'
tin Cutters @eburtstog o66olten.
Ger @ottesOienit nimntt leinen gln'
fang um s ll6r 9l6enos. Eie Stride
beiinoet iic6 an ser gomonoion-sloc.
uno @orrid.9lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
gsOdcntlidJc gricfliitc.

SSm biciigen Snuptpoitumt logern
@ricic fiir foIecnoc @erionen nit
Dcutic6cn Nonlen: SSobn g1iihot
@ilbeim Sobonien Z. Seremcr, 6re-
orrid Soul Olga SdloBbere, Di-
nab Sdioorbmon. g. g8eindtcr mo
@illD g9ittelberaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
Gsuit madD 0emtidAanO.

Sp oieier gSode finoen feline Yoit-
bcforoerlmgen nah Deutihlono, Oe.
itcrreiA llngorn 9nrcmburg, @nl.
garien o0er Ger Iiirfci Itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
@crOeu Slufans SieIcr S8Ode cr-
luartet.

2eon @fller, alias Geo 2iIt, uno
Sofob Sromer, sic III gteeip gorf
onrb sic 3cteftips 9roolep mo
9lruitrona bonn bieiigen Souptquor-
tier md Oie glnfloge oeS Ginbrnds
IN Den SlnpelierIooen bon Stemon &
Jtormig an Der 9ioro Somoro.Str.
berbaitct lpltroen, mcroelt 5u g(nfong
Der @ohe nod Baltimore ouriidge.
bradt peroen. Ser Ginbru6 muroc
mdbreno DER gtoht oes 80. Septem.
Der Derilbt ltno Sumelen i'm @ert6e
BON $4,000 wurOeu eeitoblen.
OcntIdc, Oeiterreidildbe nnO llu9a.
ride NrieaSanleibsu.
100 Wlart nuO 100SrOmeu anIiuarts.
SbeO. $. Siener & Gp.,
(|adra1a-) 217 Gt.galtiwpre.s .sh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
eMiMsfnrtcn

uou mlo nodl Gcrtidjldno unO
SeItcrrcid .llugam ilbcr &otteroom
unO Olap.Dorf. @cloieuolmacn nod
europa.
S6eu. $. 9icncr C Gu.,
2t7 GF.Sultimpre.St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
sOnueuunf. nnO lintersaus.
Slmtb
gSetterausEdlten.

Sir WlorBlano uno ben 9iitritt
Columbia 6eute flor, iiiooitIitbc ino
iiiolihe @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
@MnOcs.0epartrment fir QauOluirtb,
idlaft- Metter. @nrean.
@rridlt 6es gloItimure Wetterburcans

Ger 5eudtiefeitseebolt Scr 2uft
mar 100 @ro5ent Inn s llbr Dtorgens
lno go &ro5ent Inn s llbr 9[6euos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

SSrieoeridj anapp, pel6er sic
Shule, Die ieinen 0lomen trug,
griInoete, murOe am 26. 9(pril 1921
in @iirttem6erg oils Der So6n zines
9lrcbiteften mo gdmeiiters ae6o.
ren 3imddlit 6eiucbte cr oie Stdats.
Sdule nnO ipGter sic Sodibule in
9ielltlingem ruelde er piimmo crun
loAoe" abiolpicrte Sierouf tpouote
er Id Der SebrtbGtigfeit 5u llno bot.
ten groBe @rfolge 5u ber5eiAuen.
Sm 9ieuolItionS Sa6r 1913 oeriobt
er Die repu6lifaniihe 9ieaierlIngS-
Soee mo perlongte Elm pereinigtes
Gehihlono Glrdj Icine NeNen ers
re9te er oen Geroobt Der &egierimg.
muroe berboftet mo projeiiirt a6er
ireigeiprohen. Gin otter Treltno Der
6amilie, pelher in glluerita oui1liig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
TO REPORT
(cont1nusd from ftrst P.gsl

and will set forth reasons TO which
the commission attributes the ire
mendous increase.
Still another report. dealing with
any facts the investigation may dis
close relating 10 unjust discrimina-
tion by manufacturing and producing
companies is contemplated later.
The investigation had conducted
with a view TO determining four sail
ent points. as follows:
One-The extent of production ana
use OF gasoline now and two ana
three years ago.
Two-What volume of gasoline eI-
ported and the supply remaining here
FOR domestic use. particularly as TO
whether the rise. or any portion OF II
could be attributed to a scarcity OF
product
Three-Whether there has been dis
elimination by big producers in favor
OF his buyers
Four-Whether there is actual com
petition among the former elements
that went 10 make up the oil trust:
II there Is. TO what extent and how
the small independent producer is al
fected thereby.
Justice Department Interested
The department Of justice has been
particularly Interested In the last two
phases OF the investigation Like
wise there has been considerable IN
terest in the attorney generals office
OF the Investigation which would shed
light on the possibility OF action be-
tween the existing administration Is
proposal recently to levy a revenue
tax of one cent u gallon on gasoline.
This phase OF the Investigation -
said TO be incomplete.
n is understood that tho forthcom-
ING report to congress will not fully
support the recent announcement OF
the department OF the interior that
more gasoline was being produced
and on hand than ever before. n f.
understood the report will state the
present does not mark the height or
production and while there o. great
quantity Of gasoline on hand the cup
ply De- not as large az 80 was some
time ago. This repo-t. 10 is said. VIII
b" based on later figures than those
used by the interior department
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Johnson. Shore. Caldwell. Scott. Nor
ton. Meilman. Dauss. Wyckoff.
That Is about the way you would rate
the best pitchers OF each team. IL n not7
Maybe you would rate Morton higher.
Do ne had the luck TO be with a better
team. Perhaps yCu would figure
~ ckoff stronger with a good team
.'oSSibly you might rate Foster ahead q
shore az Boston.
Sow lets try another way!
shore Foster Leonard. Ruth.
Johnson. Ayres. Harper. Gala
Morton Coumbe. Collamore. Mitchell.
Caldwell. Fisher. Pieh. Heating.
WCilman. Hamilton. Davenport, Plank.
scott. Cicotte. Benz. Faber.
Catch the idea What a difference in
the rating Of teams when you look over
the star pitchers OF each team and
then take the four who must bear the
burden or the work. However. 1 Just
put down these names haphazard. The
strength OF the team IL the average
strength OF its pitchers. plus the judg-
ment with which the manager uses them.
Three-fourths OF the pitching strength
OF any team lies in three men as a rule.
and four-fifths In four men. The others
ON the starr are important and one OF
them must always be ready TO substi-
tute and take the turn OF the regular
who gets out OF condition. The others
are emergency men. / figure Walter
Johnson TO pitch In as games Shore iu
80. Scott In 40. Morton in - and SO
though the list. Caldwell and Fisher
ought to pitch in 40 OF the Nank games.
more than half.
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CHRISTIAN MOTHERS
ORGANIZE SOCIETY
CATHOLIC WoMEH OF WHEELING
DISTRICT PERFECT NEW
ASSOCIATION
Three Hundred Attend Meeting. Presided
ever BY the ~. Father
T.. II. hoye

The CHRISTIAN Mothers Association 81
Wheeling catholic churches was organ
lied yesterday afternoon in 81. Joseph :
cathedral Tn. meeting was attended
by nearly SEQ catholic mothers In this
community. The assembly was presided
over by the Rev. Father -. ~. Moye.
who has been principal factor In or
Eanizotion % the association. Regular
meetings viii De held on the last sun
daN uf each month al $50 o'clock in
the ev.nng tn. object Of the organiza-
uou b. To- promulgate by Christian
mothers the laws of God and nature
that should be carried out by all those
Who shall become mothers and fear this
Lord In an things. TO Impress upon all
mothers that DO b. their Cody duty To
rear their daughters in Christian life
iu every sense OF thc word.
Tho officers elected al the meeting
yesterday FOR rho ensuing year were;
Perfect Mrs. Anna Owncs.
Assistant Irriccts---M j. ". kcm-
pie and NtrS. q. j. carroll
secretary Mrs 20. \ uoyc.
The board OF cou-ultcrs are. Mrs. Du-
freuc. Mrs. j. =. Conin. Mrs. 4. ".
Guicau. Mrs John Gompcrs. Mrs. NJ.
j. Farley Mrs. Vincent owens. Mrs. L.
Cook Mrs T.. =. Hughes Mrs. Felix Nc
Gee Mrs Nick busch. Mrs. j. =. Butts.
Irs. " T. Lear. Mrs N.ck Ross. Mrs.
Val Guudlng Mrs. w. r. Gundling.
Mrs. Joseph Doyle. Mrs. bernard Ward
Mrs. James carney. Mrs. Scaton Mex,
Hndcr.
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Doping the 1916 Baseball Season With Hugh S Fullerton
xx1H-AMER1cAN LEAGUE PITCHERS
ny HUGH 8. ruLLERrou

The determination OF the real strength
'of pitching star lies In the number
OF Eames each man viii work
for instance. n Scott pitches as CT
cote, 30 henz 80. and Russell - there
remain only u run games FOR the others
70, pitch Therefore. the work OF the
others VIII lie chiefly in rescuiug or re-
heving pitchers. finishing Up hopelezSiy
lost games. yet their work may BE- vital
VINO can jump 20 the slab and stop a
rally. who can hold a game safe when
II is in danger of slipping away. may
pitch only few full games. vet be "a
hiG asset 10 his club. / would recon-
mend that YOU watch this summer what
FIELDER Jones does in this line with
Eddie Plank. lie viii give YOU an exit
bition OF how 10 use pitchers where
they do the most good. GrtnitS OF
course. Will use johnson frequently Ia
this capacity.
Nou may readily see what "a tasl. IL is
TO calculate what a pitching stan IL
worth have spent weeks OF flrur-
INK on these men and unless some uf
them break legs or arms in traintng. I
think We viii gct pretty close Geo thc
real value or The stats don't sec
much in the way % promise among the
recruits. These IL small chance. Tor a
busher 20 smash his Way into the pitch
ing stans OF the American I.agu, This
major league experience ON the market.
Besides. even ~ younEster makes good.
he cannot be counted upon for much
This season unless he Is with a 90 ll-end
club. Therefore. N there are any =ensa-
tons breaking loose perhaps viii
find them with Philadelphia or ClcNc-
land in the American.
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PHuLIPs GETS THE MAN;
THE MAN GOT THE BEER

Three men and basket OF beer
at Eleventh and McCuiioch streets.
Two OF the men didn't know the
third man was there. but he was
and he wasn't-that f.. he came
and went like "a pleasant thought,
but Bert Phillips one Of the men
left behind. did not have Pleasant
thoughts.-neither did he say pleas
ant things.
You see. Bert. by reason OF his
office. went out TO search the old
kindelhcrgcr hotel ~ Eleventh and
Mccolloch streets to see n any vio-
latin OF the Yost law was goin' on.
Bert located Peter Nochum and
some beer iu "A basket. hut he
"warn't' satisfied. lie opined that
there might be some more in the
cellar ana went down TO look
Now enters the third and dlsin-
tcrestcd party. and exit with the
beer. while Peter stood b. and held
the bag. or course when Bert came
back and found his beer gone he
felt some sore. and brought Yoch-
uW To the Jail where he was bound
over 10 the next grand jury by
squire Hughes Bert b. SIN look
ing for the fellow who got the beer
This all happened in Ohio county.
West Virginia. April 2. az or about
10 o'clock "a. m, SO Bert says.