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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

Sonien imo 6rou Senrietta @anb,
uno 4 Sobnc, Sermam Sobanu,
5rieorid imO Sciurid @erfen. Ser.
uer miro lie bon 10 @nfeln uno 5wei
llrenfeIn betrouert. Die geeroi.
gung fin6et DounerItoe, 2 ltbr
ytu6uittog bonn Srouerbouie aus
aii Dem 2ouoon-Gorf -5rieoboie itatt.
@aitor $. @eber bon Scr @reen.Str..
Stride, Der @Oorg. @emeinidait,
miro ole Srouerieier leiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

TcmOtraten iuO 9iepMblitaner tlDatig.
JIah ieiner eigenen glusiage lit
@oubernenr Sorriugton bereit, 9ie.
oen i'm SntereIie Der @ieoerpabI
oes GrdiiOenten 8iliou 5u baIten, 10.
iuic fir ale oemofratiiden 9eperber
Inn glemter I'M GohgreB lno iiir
Srn. Sepis, ser iid I'M Oas 9Imt eli.
nes gumoes.5enators auf Oemotra.
tii6er 8Iatiorm bewirbt. gr miro
an6 fir oos por9eidlagene @iioget-
SpItem, peldes ben @6blern i'm yto-
oember sur @ntibeioimg Oor5iIegen
it, eintreten.
Die OemofrntiibeH geriamnlIuu.
gen meroeu, pie folgt, abeebaIten
lperoen:
GOnuerItaa S. Oftober, 2conarO-
tolpn;
iyreitag s. Ottober, 8rince 5re.
oerid;
( samitao, 7. Sftober, Clifton;
Wiontag, 9. Gftober, Cumberland /;
Gienitoe, 10. Sftober, Ooflano;
@litttpod, IA. Sftober, @eihniu.
tier;
Gienitoe, II. Sftober, Olodpiae.
2liiBer Dem @ouoerneur tperOeH
aud ole Serren glit6ie, ser General.
9lnruolt, GontroIeur 0lcNluIlin mO
anOere Serren Der Staats.&eeierimg
iiir Oie 9Innabme oes 9iOaet.Sp.
items Stirnmen 5ii erIaugen iur6en,
Sm 8oleenoen it oie gleiieroute
fir Die 6erren Soiepb Srpin 6ronce,
Den repubIifaniibeu Ganoiooten iiir
ben Senat, uno 9lobert i. 1ner, Der
lid I'M eincn Sit alS Repu6lifauer
I'M eriten Gongreboiitrift beipirbt:
@littwod, 4. Sttober, G6eitcr.
topu 2 llbr giahmittaas, nmo Sen.
treOine, s ll6r glbenoS.
Gouncritae, 8. Sttober, Denton
2 ll1r Nadmittass, uno goiton, s
llbr 9lbenOs.
6reitoa, g. Sttober, Cambridge,
s ltbr glbeuos.
Samitaa Z. Sftober, Berlin, 10
llbr ylittaas Suow Sia, @iroIe
Gree, Stodton imo 9ocomofe Gitp,
s llbr glbenos.
Serr S. 0oriep etdiiou, ser Oe.
motratiihe Ganoioat fir ocn icdsten
@OnareBoiiiritt, bat ii6 bon Sooers.
toipu, ieiner Seimntbsitaot, auf cine
@aHpaenetour ourdj @oibington.
GountD begeben. Gr reiit in 9cgIei.
tlng me1rerer 2emofraten aus bic
iiger @egeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
glsiIa0I Ieint 9anie IL glelu.glort.

2ouis @erner bon Otr. 219, RorO.
sSront Strabe, Der felt mebrcren
gsodeu bon Der gleiu Porter 8olioei
uegen angebliden Giebltabls geiudt
ipuroe nno idjlieBlieb am lebten Gam.
ltug III eihem bieiigen 9urbierIofoI
entoedt purOc, ntubtc seitern in 8e.
gIeitung Ocs Geteftibs 2eipis bon
9lcn.Dort oic 9iiidreiic nod ieuer
Sto6t antrcten. Ger iS.idbrige iunec
@lmui ioIl ieiner Tdnte, 6rml SOn
@ethcr, gar. 100, grooo StraBe,
lgtatcn SsIanO, $235 entiuchoct ba.
ben Seine gerbafhlne wproe bonn
Teteftib Yorter bonn Sdliptquottier
.porgenomineh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
gus Oem GJefauseaea.9aser in Gus.
IanO.

gIuf cine gladri6t inn oIeutiden.
Correspondent" oaB oie ariegsge.
fougenen IN GngIan0 nm llnteritiit.
8lng bitten uno bcIonocrs SEER @ens
5el Sorfp ieinc S6tpeitrr III gaIti.
more ilIdJc, ianote 6rdlI @bilomena
gaueOling bon 95r. 1928, SSoiict.glpe.,
elm Radet init labod. @igaretten unO
5ipei aartcnipiele md Oortbih ob..
Sect bat S,err SoiepB g4ueoIine 3pei
Gonfibreiben erbaIten, IN lpeldeu
|. Sorfep Den @mpfong oes Badetes
nit oielen 0anfesmorten beItGtigt
iuno iaat, ooB er alien Gomeraoen,
iopcit es reidte, oaDon eegeben babe.
@r bittet BARN, etipas 9ebensmittel
ooer @eIo 81 ienoen. Seit oem 9(b.
ienSen Der 9riefe bon Sorfp traf eiit
oritter 9riei BEL Srn. NucoIina bon
einem ariegSgefausenen, gomens
Sugo BeteriehL eiit in uel9em ser.
ielbe mitt6eilt, Oob Sorfp nad einem
Soipitnl ge6rndt mnroe, 0a or oil
@ntfrdftlng leioe imo nibtS at ellen
ge6abt babe Sran glucoling bat iidj
cnti1Ioiieu, Dem arolfen 50 mo an
Ectcricn 81 an @eIo ienoen 5u Iai.
len. Die 9loreiieu fms. .g9en5cI
%orfp Friioner of @ar i7l4, $50.
ipitol 2, Camp /, COMPOUND 3,
&ecl, Ssle Of Wlon Gnglano~. Gie
aoreiie bon Oeiien aomerooen IT,:
oSngo @eterion Yriionct Of ggor
1S9i, Sut A b, COMPOUND ., SInoda.
loe gIIieus Camp I, 9eeI, SsIe Of
@lan, GneIano". SSeocr arieosoc.
iangene befomnt Gin @al inn @onot
Elm gIaiirtes 9Iott Eopicr, ioooB oie
NricIe photographer neroen f6nnen.
Sic Gouperte tragen ole Nemerfilno
Qgto Stamps reauireo", uno sic Der
Staaten baben oorauigeotudf. 80
Gbarge ior Friioners Of @ar.DloiI~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
9cwsO mnh 20, Seu gdd,tsr.

Ger ts.id6riae Gbouffeur QepeD
SenfinS bon Ir. Si9, g|oro .grao.
iorO.5 .5frobe, muBte iit eeiteru i'm
@entrul 8oIi5eieeritbt orf Die 9ln.
iduIoieuns perantiporteit elm 9luto.
mobil i'm g8ertbe BON $t4OO, Oas
SiiIfs Stddtsampalt gioIono Gaar.
fanO geb6rt, geitoblcn 5u boben. Ser
Hidter 0oipfins iibcrpies Den iiin-
gen Maun Dem @eribtsueria6ren..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
N elm gSa6ier, nidlt suaabnnS.

Sobn s. acIIb, ser in ser iiioliden
BolioeiItation infer Ser 9lnihuIoi-
qitng, ongebIid ein gngabuno ou
iein borgefiibrt muroe, iaate 5u &i6.
ter &ormoIlolL Oub rr fein 9ouoitrei-
der, iouoeru Elm regiirirter @dbler
bon Baltimore iei. @leidb5eitig er.
iubtc or 6en Hidter, ieinen Sail ben
Gcridteu 5it iiberIpeiicn. Satte er
oicicn @uuih ficIt geiiellt, oonn
lDarc er. ipie Hidbter Gortnollan ipd.
ter iogte, iiderlidb aufeinige @loHote
uad. Dem Staotsarbeitsbuiiie eegon.
aeni on aeIlD- D-augeblidI felt IGueerer
8eit auf ireieu 9ldeen aei6loich
bdtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
gcr,uanOtc arIndlt.

SIM ct. Soiepbs.SoipitoI Itor6 ge.
itern @orgcu Der AZ Sabre aItq Daor
aoiterlis ino 1T Die @oli5ei ben1iiDt.
Die geripanoten oes @ouues 8u fin.
ben. soiterIie puroe in ser Olod,t
bonn Gienitog on Der Slliceonno.Str.
erfrantt oiifgefunOrn uuo nodl Dem
Soipitl gebrabt, ipoicIblt oie glerote
cine idwcre SuuGeuent6iinolmg feit-
iteIlten, ipelber aoiterIit erIog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
Weiudt.

Sobonn 5oriter, geboren ojn 25.
Waar3 1888 5i aurlsbuIo, a6nigreib
@aberp, ongebIicb ieit einem Sabre
in Baltimore wobnboft.
9erionen WeIde iiber ieiucn Der.
bleib 9lusfunft ertbeiIen fonnen,
WerOeu eebeten, Dem aoiierli6 Geut.
iden GoHiuIot, gIr. 2, OIt.@ermon.
stroBe, Baltimore, N1o., Mittbei.
luna ali MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
,lScriunalmotiS.

Scrr 3. y. 9leiineer miro nit ici.
ucr Godter cine gieiie nod 9aineara
Sails MAIDEN. lpie CT oos olle Sabre
tbut lmo miro ouf ieiner Hiidreiie
nnh Ger Stoot Der 9ruoerliebe einen
Beiuh obitotten. 0crr Gciiineer
locbnt IN SIR. 1927, SltHortb.A .Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
Qos Gbrenbanfett fir
9rn. s. 80. 8 d ~ a b.

Sir oos Gomite Der @eidaftsleii.
te bel Dem 81 Gbren Oes Sru. G6ar.
les %. S6mab in Slusldt geuom-
menen 6citeiIen 6abCu iid5 peitere 12
YerioneH angemeIoet moour9 oas
Gouite beihabe poll5dblig geporoen
lit. Ole gSenigen, sic oie @inlaOung
nod nift beantlpottet bobel iinO
sur 3eit bon Der StaOt abueienO,
in0 Der Ma1or Mrs nod cine eerpii-
ie 3eit aui oeren glntiport iparten
ebe er Oie BON OcuieI6en oertretenen
Snititntionen criuden miro, anoere
&crtreter an oereu Steae 5u ernen-
ncu.
SobolO Sas Gomitc ooIl3dblig ee.
porOeu it, ioll cine genaue elite Der.
oiicntIidt iperoen nit gIn5abe Der
eon ieoer 9erIon reprdientirten @e.
INSTRUMENTATION, 6inon5inititiIt,
Sdifia6rtseeieaidait ODER oiientli.
den gerfebrs.G Corporation. Ga,
ranf miro Oas GonIite 81 elmer all.
gcneinen Gonferen5 5uiammentret-
len.
@s miro beobiidtiat, oic Ginlo.
oltngcn fir Sie Sn6icri6cnten im sla.
gemcinen in Ser ndditcn @obe aus
3iiien0cn.
gbreneirlnOuracr iollcn mir fir
Serrn S6uobS Hciic6cglcitcr crloi,
len lUerOen.
Iic iolgenoen Scrrcn ba6cn auBcr
sen 6ercictS iriibor befannt gegebe-
ncn ole @inlaOune ongeuommen: 5.
Goplauo IbonoS, Games s. SegJ,
H. Brent acDier, GborlcS 6. 9iie.
man, g9. S. Gonfling, 6rout s
Gooonou, Scrbert q. g9aener, @ol.
So Rciuconier, ". ". 8. Go6me, Sc
rome S. SoDce, Somes q. 0eaIp, 6,
9pel( @untS, Z. z. @oIOsboroueb
S5curD groiun, @ilIiom M. SoDoen,
eoaor @. D1iller, &. g. 9lorton, @li
i6a $. @crfins, &obert q. Simpion
@iIIiom Sdpor3 mo g. 3. 3immcr
man.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
Der @eltfriea leiItc Dor eincm
Sdbr.
A. Sfto6er 1915
(Jlu6 Oem geriHt OeS Gelitlben
@enernIitabs.)
a. Gnober 1915.

@ngliibe glngriiic n0rolidj
BON COOS uno frau5oiiide gln.
eriffe allf oeutide SobeniteIlim-
een bel 5oudeJ inn 9lrmcutieres-
glrraS 9lbIbnitt perOen abseidIa-
gen. Sn Der Champagne berei'
ten oie 6ran3oien onr6 Grom-
melicuer einen neuen gurd.
brndSperiud Dor.
SSn Siio.(irol erobern sic
SeIterreider cine S0beniteauug
5iiriid.
Qie Gutentemddteu iieaeu on
gmgorien oas llltimatlnu, Die
9e8ie6unacu 8ii oeu Mittelmdd.
ten ioiort nb5ubreben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
Gdiffefuften

oon uuo nod Delitldlono nhb
OeIterreid.llnourn iiber Gotteroum
unO Nau-yoH. @elOienouneen hod
@ilropo.
SbeO. 8. 0iener & So,
2l7 Cf.NaItimoteiGtr.,
(IldrtlS-l s4J @ab.eFOaeWus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

seIcnrapbIldler ggsttsrberidlt.

Qtus oen iibriaen gunoes-@etter.
gecbobiunes.Stoti iUliroen Die
ioleenben boditen Eemperaturen,
6ie Inn 5 llbr geItern 9lbeno berrid.
ten hprihint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
WluuisipaI- sIuacIcacuOcitcu.

Die ainoer.@ @drten ilnO oie unteriten
iedS @raoe ser itoOtiiden uuO
Der Eripatidulen bleiben bis auf
gseiteres eei@loiieu. Situo-
tiou Der ainOerIdbmnIugsieude
nod nitt 8nfrieOeniteaenO. -
Qas G6ren.0iuer fir Sru. s. 90.
Sdipab.
Die geborSe fit offentIide Si'
cberbeit belt geiteru Ia1mittag i'm
gureoli oes s.Gommiiidrs
Or. Sobn .. glofe cine Sibung, in
ipeI9et nad Idngerer 8eratbung Der
SfinoerId6muugs. Situation ser Be
i6MB eeiaBt puroe, bis ouf Beite.
res Sen geiu6 Ger ainoergdrten imo
Der iinteriten iedS @raOe Der S6n.
len, e6enio in 4rioatihulen 5u uer-
6ieten, ebe Der llnterridt in Oen ee.
unnnten 56ulen iuieoer alligenom-
men mer0en fam.
Or. s. Sront SSones bonn itd0ti-
iden @eiunObeitsamt lit nit Der I'm
teriubung iieben oeroddtiger ain.
ocrldbnuInesf6ae beid6ftiet.
Bur groBcn 6reuoe Or. 6. Somp.
ion Sones', Oes Gbefs oes bureaus
fir ouIteden0e aronfbeiten, puroe
eeitern fein eiu3iser Sail DER ainoer-
lGbmune peoer poiitip nod oeroa1-
tig, in Der Stoot beridtct, oogeecn
mcloete Or. 9. s. gniiep oie @r.
froutine 0es 5peiiGbrieeu ainoes
bon GborIes SombIcton, Ger on Ger
Dorf Hoao. in Der 93Gbe bon Seros,
III Baltimore Gountp, pobnt on
Der Gpioemie.
0ieSonober Str. Bril-.
den gorlage.
Die 8erorOnung, ipel6e Oen Ser.
rinigten 5ttaBenba6nen Die grIaub.
nib gep6brt, aui ser Sanoper.Str..
Bride 5dienen 5u Ieeen, 1T fir oie
llnteritbrift OeS WlaDors iertie. 70.
baIo ser Staot. Brofurntor oieieIbe
ocpriiit Ger lang onoaiiernOe Streit
5wiideu Der 9er. StroBenba6n mo
Der guOeet.9r6oros betreffs Der @nt.
iddoieineseebiibreu fir ole 8cnu.
tun9 ser Bride piro our6 oie lln-
teri6riit oes oberiien .Stootbeamten
8i Guoe tommen mo Die @eleiie
weroen nit erobter eiIe seleet per-
Oen.
QaS @brenbdufeff fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
eOuusuunf. unS llutsrsaus.
yIutb.
gDetteraMsFdIten.

Sir NorpIono unb Den 9iitritt
Columbia bette tribe uno noroolt'
IiAe Min0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

aus Dem auserIeicniten Sopfen uno
WiolB gebraut, fommcr irgeno mel.
dlen inportirten 8ieren eIcid. Der
ieiue @eidmad mo 0ebaltreidtbum
iprchen fir iid ielbit, ipopon sic iid
0urd cine 4robe Ieidt iiber0eugen
fomen. 0iitc 81. grnterei: SorforO.
9lDe., Wonlment. irnO SiIlen.Str.
Eel. s. & y. MOimt Sermon 365.
(Oft4) (2lu5.)
DcntIde, CeIterreidiIdle nnO iIuea.
tiIde ariegsnHIeiben.
100 Wiarf nnO i00&rOneH anfIUdrts
9beo. 8. GiensF q &c.,
NJ 2l7 CR.HaItimStts5h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04
gHnoes.9epartemeut fir 2anOiuirt
idlaft-@etter.NMreaM.
NrridJt Oes baltimore @tttcrbareaas

Ger 5eihtiofeitsgebolt Der 2uft
mar GO Ero5eut Inn 8 llbr @lorgens
nno SO @ro3ent i'm 8 ll6r 9(benOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

Ale lNpQiiuIllluJt| SlOlbHB ONlu''"
lidj aciicru oitlid BON Der aiiite bon
@eorgia mo mar BON itorfen noro'
Iiden gginoen beeIeitet. Bon Sort
Dlonroe bis mad Gbarleiton iinO
Sturmmormmgsiignole aiisgegeben.
Ceitlid pom Y3iiiiiiippi.5InB gob eS
acltern feineu 9aeeen. SIN gan5eH
luittlcren gseiten berritte cine abb
normaIe Temperntur m6breno eS
pcltlib bon oen 5cIieugebirgen ilbcr
30 Grao nieorieer mar. SIN Often
uHo i'm Siioen mar bic Gemperatitr
nornlal Morgeu, Dornerltag, miro
cs i'm aan8en Often regueriib per-
nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-04

Sieibetriibt iteben Die SintctbIie.
6encn BON 6rau agatbe @erfen. geb.
Hinocs, BON glr. $40, @orriion Cane,
ole am W'ontns uneuportet aus Dem
2ebeu i6ieo, am Sarge Der @ntI6la.
fenen. Srou @erien erblidte I'M
Sabre 1888 In gmOen Ecutidlano,
Oos 9idt Der g9cit. sic fam Dor
ilugeidbr 43 Sabrer nit i6rcm @ot.
ten Sermauu @erfett Der i6r Dor A
Sobren i'm Eooe boransging nod
sImerita. Gie GabiuseidieOcnc bin.
terlaBt awci 80dter, 6rou So4auna
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
NAMES SHIPPING BOARD
President Appoints Men to Work oui
Merchant Marine Plan.

MeFSnGn[ Marine Ran.
President Wilson nominated the fol
lowing members Of the government
shipping board:
William Denman, of San Francisco;
Bernard N. Baker, OF Baltimore; John
A. Donald. of New York; John Barber
White, Of Kansas City, Mo-, and Theo
dore Brent, of New Orleans.
The board under the law will have
general supervision over freight rates
in American waters. 1t is empowered
to organize a $5O,O00,000 corporation
to build or buy merchant ships. Forty.
nine per cent of the stock will be avail
able for public subscription and thai
not subsAribed will be taken by the
government.
The ships built or bought will be
available to lease or charter b. private
interests but may be operated by the
government should private conce~n?
fail to take them. The intent Of the
law aside from being to restore ships
for American commerce, is to open UP
trade routes which private capital does
not consider yet profitable enough. The
ships may be used as naval auxiliaries
in time of war.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
w. Gerard, with the view tC
discussing with him possible Ameri
can mediation and action.
MAY MAKE WILSON MEDIAT0F
Germany Ready to confide Terms tc
Him if Entente Will.


President Wilson may occupy tenn
porary role as mediator in the Euro
pean war.
There is a well-defned report in
diplomatic circles that Germany short
ly will furnish him with statement
of the terms on which she IS ready tC
make peace. She will insist, this re
port says, that he obtain from the
entente. a similar statement, which
must be specific, before he can com
municate. the German position to he:
enemies or make them public.
This is considered as quite possible
to be the first result of Mr.. Wilson's
peace note to the belligerents. 1t was
pointed out that if Germany takes
such action, the entente powers will
be placed at strategic disadvantage
unless they do the same. With two
sets of peace terms before him the
president could make serious effort
to try and find a common ground OF
understanding, a-.-
With the purposes of the presidents
note clarified by official statements;
the attention of the United States has
turned to the reception of the-note in
foreign capitals.
Diplomats are watching for indica
tions of whether the European neu
trails will follow the lead of the Unit d
States and make a similar appel tc
the warning powers.
There is a growing idea that tn
United States hopes to become the
clearing house for views, AMI poss bly,
for terms of the belligerents. Several
diplomats have advised their govern
ments to that effect, to guard them in
their replies,
Surprise at the fast growing signif
canoe of the presidents move was ex
pressed on many sides, where at first
the opinion prevailed that the note
was merely 'feeler' and that the
most immediate object contemplated
in issuing it was the receipt Of scme
sort Of definition from the various war
ring nations.
That the president should let 1t be
known indirectly to the diplomats that
he went farther than that, and count
ed on an absolutely frank reply from
the belligerents which would lead tc
an actual opportunity for negotiations
proved only less surprising than the
actual note Itself.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
Jury Gives Her $4,000.

Miss Nettie Richardson, 40 years, for
mer cashier in Pittsburgh hotel, was
awarded a verdict of $4,000 in her
suit for 100000 for breach of prom g
against Henry Deniston, aged seventy
eight, millionaire recluse of Swissva!e,
a suburb.
Deniston, who belongs TO- aR-ela
Pittsburgh family and whose fortune
Is estimated at several million dollars
of which half million is In cash.
lives in a little house on his farm al
most within the city limits, although
there is a handsome residence on the
place.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
GENERAL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA.-FLOUR-Q - Quiet
Winter clear, $6.50@6.75; city mills,
sS.50@9.
RYE FLOUR-steady, per barrel,
S725R7.75.
WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 red, $1.679
10.
CORN-Quiet; No. 2 yellow, S1.O49
LOS.
OATS-Firm; No. 2 white, 59h0
60c.
POULTRY-Live, steady; hens, II
@19c; oh roosters, 13614c. Dressed,
steady: choice fowls, 23hc; old roos'
ters 1fc.
RUTTER-Firm; fancy creamery;
43c per lb.
EGGS - Firm; selected, $4,000;
nearby, 49c; western, 49c.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
MAN CONVICTED
DIES At PRISON
Sentenced TO Three Years in
Atlanta He Falls Dead.
FIND HIS PARTNER GUILTY
Raymond McCune Was Accused With
Dead Man In 100000 Stock Scheme

raymond MCSune was HCCuSSo WILL
Dead Man In 100000 Stock schem'
in Peru.
Charles S. Miller, convicted il
the United States court in VIII
mington, Del, with Raymond Nc
Cune, on a charge of using the mail;
to defraud and sentenced to pay
fine of $1,000, and to serve three YER:
in the Atlanta federal prison, fell deat
in the office of Warden Cross, at the
workhouse, where he and McCune hat
been taken by United States Marsha
Fairy for detention over night, priol
to starting for Atlanta.
Miller became Ill in court a. shor
time after sentence was pronounced
His counsel, j. Frank Ball, informed
the court that Miller was suffer.ng
from heart trouble, which caused {
highly nervous condition. On the way
to the workhouse Miller spoke to Mar
shall FAIRY about feeling i'll. He was
taken to the warden's office and sa
, down in chair, and fifteen minute:
after he had been admitted to the pris
on he was dead,
Deputy Coroner Nichols cannot re
move the body until permission is re
ceived from Washington, as Miller wa:
a federal prisoner.
Miller was sixty years old and live
in New York, formerly having an ap
pie orchard at Bridgevil!e. His wife
and one son, Robert S. Miller, SUI
vive him. The son was witness a
Miller's trial. Robert had left Wi
mington after his father was take
to the workhouse; but he was f2un.
and notified of his fathers dea'h.
McCune and Miller, the former as
an engineer on the property, and tn
latter On the business end of the pro
ject, are alleged to have endeavore:
to promote a gold mining proposition
along the Maranon river, in Peru. Or
representations made by McCune, 1t is
alleged, a number of prominent per
sons here and elsewhere were induc
ed to advance money for development
to the extent of at least $4,000 Also
stock in company that was formed
in connection with the project wa:
sold here and in other parts of tht
country, to the extent of at least $50,
900 more, the exact amount not being
revealed during the trial.
After much money had been sub
scribed for promotion and stock shares
the enterprise was abandoned. Among
the men induced to aid in financing
the project were a number Of officials
of the Dupont Powder company.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
DRYs SCORE IN SENATE
Committee Orders Favorable Report

Committee Orders Favorable Report
on Nationwide Prohibition.
The national prohibition ccnstf
tutional amendment, materially al
tered from the form In which
it was reported to the house OF
representatives, was ordered favorably
reported by the senate judiciary com
mittee by vote Of twelve to three
Senators Culberson, Democrat, Tex
as; Reed, Democrat Missouri, and
Brandegee, Republican, Connecticut
voted against 1t.
When it will be called up for acton
is not indicated. Some senators doubt
that it can ct the necessary two-thirds
vote at this session.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
Extracted Tooth Causes Death.

Margaret Downing, aged eight, OF
Warrior Run, near Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, is dead of blood poisoning. Two
weeks ago she had a tooth extracted.
Blood poisoning set in a short time
later. and she grew steadily worse un-
til death came.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
House Votes Paw Increase.

The legislative bill, including al
increase of ten per cent for al
government employees who ART
making under $1,000 year and fiv'
per cent fer those making between
$1,000 and $500, passed the house. Ar
amendment providing an increase o:
100000 for investigation and miscel
laneous work of the children's bureau
was adopted.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
Conductor Wins s45,ooo Award.

The United States supreme court
affirmed a s45,OOO verdict against
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, secured
by James b. Wilson, New Castle, Pa
a freight conductor, for injuries.
Exhaustion caused by loss of sleep
while in continuous duty in violation
of the hours of service law had been
held by Illinois state courts as a prox'
innate cause of injury. Wilson STUN
hled into an engine and was run over.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
Two Drowned While SkatTno.

Skating across Lake Wtnola,
near Scranton, Pa, Foster Minger
and William Blodgett, young men OF
Post Hill. Wyoming county, plunged
into an airhole and were drowned. An
other young man, Raymond Whiting,
managed to save himself.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
28 MILLION FOR BORDER ARMY
Secretary of War Also Submits Appr'

priation for National Guard.
A deficiency appropriation of SIS,
100000 for the army on account o.
Mexican border service was submitted
to the house by Secretary of Wal
Baker.
Secretary Baker submitted supple
mental estimate Of .S11,25O,00O tt
clothe and garrison 100000 men Of the
national guard for year beginning
July /. It was considered significan'
in connection with the plans for re
tanning the guardsmen in the fedora
service.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
French Losses 3,8c0,oO0.

The losses of the French army tt
date have been 3,SO0,00O. and the
British 100000. ccyding to "com
petent authority" says an Overseas
News agency statement from Berlin
"On the same authority, the French
losses on the Somme up to the end o
November are estimated at not lesi
than 10000, and those of the British
at $50, GEO." the statement adds.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-12-29
SLAYER Sentenced to Die.

John Satusch was sentenced by
Judge H. A. Fuller, in Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, to die in the electric chair for
the confessed crime of having muir.
dered in May Of this year Mrs. Susan
Petram, his landlady.