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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

9ieijenOc llcbcrrOidnua.
,5n ciucr eo9e oes Sippooromc Coca
tcrs imgt eine ilmgc Iamc cin
Oclti6cs Sico. Gic u&oter.
lonO~s saopcac ii6ernimut Die 9c
alcihmg. 0crr ". 9 6ont6d
mel ais @oit Der @cidditsfib
rlmg.
Cine rei5cnoc flciuc lleberraic6ung
utroc oen EalicnocnL mcldc gctcrl
gl6cnO Dem Spiel Oer u@atcrlauo"-
9upeuc iul 0ippo0rome C6eatcr
lalibtclJ 5u Ibcil. Der 6e5r6eQiner
9icitcrndriN, ihuciOig unO ilott. mar
pcrflmgcn bic oeutibcu &olfslicOcr
batteu oas ASnblifm 81 iuie0crboltcn
@ciiaasitiirmcn pernnlaBt, oa erbob
ii9 cine rci5enoc jun9c Game in cincr
ser obcren 9ogcn, mo nit flurcr
gIodcu6cacr 5tinmc bcgonu iic OaS
Sie0 rSt's pour mic, it's ponr
ipiic.
Seiie icBtc bic Siopcac nit Der BE
9leitllng cin pcruunoert rcdtcn Die.
3uborer Die SGlic, uni oie ,Sn6abcrin
ocr 5arten, iilberucn Stilnnc 5u cr.
ip06cu, lmo braHcnocr 9ciioQ cr-
i6oa, ais Der critic &crs ocs Sicoca
bcenoct mar. gl6er Gin 5weiter &crs
iol9tc mo OicSmol III Iciitidj. Sci
nc STRAIT mciB geuou mo uo.
m08liN nod itirniiAcr ino bcr5
li5cr ais 3upor crflaug scr glpplnis
6rdulcin sea S1ranr cine aqcr-
licbiic tlcine @uA6altcrin Mls 9}clpl
Norr mar cs. oic Ocn 9Subliflm sic
nit Su6cl 6egriiBtc llcbcrroiMung 81
Sbcil lperocn lieB. Sn eiucnl 9lep-
Dorfcr 2ocm S6cotcr 6atte Tie sic
o9'otcrIouo~ @opc0c 3im criicn W'al
gcbort. Tcltidcr SLANG im0 oeilt
iAc Niuiif bcaeiitcrtcn iic ocrartig
ooB tic. obpo6l faul cincs 0cilti6cn
@orics nddtia bcihloB, ibrc Stim
INC mo i6rc rci5cuOc flcinc Ecrion
lidfcit nmionit Dem gutcn 3medc 3lr
Gcrfiiaung ju itcllen. Gen 5lciB, Den
lie oii oas SmOium 0cr ibr 6ieroni
5u G6cil gclpor0cncu 9loQc pcrucu.
oetc, mciB mr Ger 5u ipiir0igen, ocr
iie ocn 5mcitcn, 0clltihcll gcrs ocs
Sicocs iiigcn acb6rt Ger @coul
tng mo Oen gluSorid na6, sic iic
Dem &ic0c 5u Ebcil mcrocn ldBt
olal6t man Is ic0o6 nit ciucr jun.
9cn Sral 5u f0un 3u babcn, sic nit
Den Sor9cn iuio SrcIoen elmer SauS.
uno Gbeirm p0aig uertraut lit uno
nidt nit cincr ilngcn le0ensliitigcn
9ub6altcrin aus 9tcm.9orf. SRI.
Sdran miro mh in ocn 6eutigcn
iuo morgigcn 9iuAniittogs. mo
9lbeuO O.Noriicalnl0en iingen.
@crr gllbert 9. 6ontbdnel, Scr
ASrdiiocnt oeS ollnob6Gngiocn 9iir-
gcrpcreinS~ wo6ntc nit icincr "a.
mile Der gciirieen MISUNDERSTANDING
alS @ait Oes Nlanagemeits in einer
rcicruirten Sogc 6ci uno aliBerte ii1
niHt wcnig cut6uiioitiiA ii6er bic
bcruorrngenoen Seiitin0en Der ,Ga-
tcrlauO~ .Aopcae imo Die portrcfilihc
0ircttion i6reS &apcllueiitcrs =. S.
NSniiinstD. Der UoGitdnoi9c sEro-
gronm.gSe6iel Der aopeae iano &C.
itcrn itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

SSr ocr groben 9aa56allc ari Dem
Gr6olunoS.@icr am 6lbc oes Nroao'
map fano gciieru 9lbcno Gin uGlicrs
German" nott, Der lid oirdl cincr
rcdlt 9itca sciil9 oue5cic0nctc Tic
Sollc mar init 9lunlcn m0 ardl5cn
prd6tiq acidnriIdt Cos lan5sSonlitc
ser 5pielplab %ereini0ung battc oic
ARRANGEMENTS oetroifen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

@s mar ouf einem angeltrengten
W}nrihe ser 8iirrber 2anomebrtrup-
pen i'm ionuigen GeiIin. Ser &oiipt-
manu- Scr Sic 3eit germ rilbt, priift
0ic 2eilfc ouf ibren Grientiernugss
Einn bin nSdget. 0leDer, nod mel.
S1er Sinnelsrihhtng marihicrt ieBt
0as Battalion r.
rglad 5ii0e. Serr Saiiptmann."
I uSo. 70, nah Siioe, tporaits
.lhlieBt er oos2~
I o@eiI ! iinrner mebr ihwitc
mneBl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
GcrtId5c ;yrciulumrcr.

Scr o@ercin 0cliticler 6reiuaurcr"
bolt an Sonntoe ocn 30. 9lpriL
slbcnoS s ll6r iciuc lebtc Gcrinnum.
lung in oicicr Soiiou III Glaagctt'S
@oac ob. Sntcrciionte &ortrdoc mo
Gc6attcn Itcbcn oif ocn &ro9ronn.
Gcsgleihcn fonuen aortcn fir ocl
glusfIug nod @rcot 5oas, 3D. be-
3ogen wcrocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

@ittSbnr0Nl y ASa., ~ slpril.
Die 9cltcra glbcno bier gc9rinoete
CrQoniiotion Scr slr6eit9cber BON
9Sitts6nre6 pcriolat ocn 3wcd ocn
glr6citsmarft gc9cn GnNlildmn9 Der
lluioncn oiicn 5u baltci luo ais
5trcitiraacn noA cigcncm ernenen
5it rcacln. Nlc6r ais 100 tSabrlfoi.
ten imo girmcn inter oiclen eini9e
Scr or6Bten 9etricbe I'M peltli1eu
9Sennipl0anicl, betbeiligten it'd on
ser 3lianumcnhmit Die 6iiter Der.
idloIIeuen Cbiirel a6gcDalten wlroe.
Cine oifisicQe @rfldrug ocS ncn9e.
arim0ctcn &erbanOeS 6c5eifnet ais
oie 3iclc ocr 9(rbeitgcber Gontrafts.
,Srci6cit fiir 9lrbcit9cbcr uno glr6cit'
nc0mcr iii 9c3ug mIi 2lniiclllmg, OBJ
ne 9liidiidjt anf oicien ooer dbnlide
gercinianngen; 9cidmpiima non
MISUNDERSTANDING, Spnpa-
t6ic. Strifes mo 9oDcotts Ylbiha1
fing Scr im9ercbteu 3altdnoe, welhe
cincn glrbeiter nidt geltatten, einen
ieiner %roouftipsid6igteit entipre.
hcnoen So6n 5n ueroenen
Gic @riuloung Der ORGANIZATION
oer glrbeitgcber mar bic glnhDort allI
ole geitrige 9efanntna1ung, Dab
Crganiiotoren DER vslmcricou 6eoei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
lIe6cr Oic glnlngc Der arieacrsrdber
III Nclaien.


Aus 9riiiicl iuiro ms aeidric6cu
Qlit Scr sEilc9c Scr ariegcrgrd6cr
IN 9cl0icn iit fri65eitig heaouuen
morocn Gs mir0cn acuaie 6rabcr.
fartcn angclcgt uuo bic 9anoitnril.
1ruppeu 6a6cu bic @ra6itdttcn in
Cronina ge6aIten snjpiAcu iit
bic 4ilc9c Ger Gjrdber Scr Gioilper,
moltma iibcrtrogcn m0 ais 9icie.
rent 6icriiir Der glrc6itcft Gc6orit bc
itellt poroen. Gs gcido6 oieS in ser
glbiidjt Sic 9ln6eitdttcn ocr aricaer
aud IN fiinitlcriiber Siniicbt piiroig
3ii gcItoltcu. Ticicr @ciihtsplmtt
mar 9lnfongs, pie anoerludrts, 10
oud III 9claicn 0crihieocntIid aus
Bcr glDt gcloiier moroen
Sir bic 9e1onolltna Scr Griegcr.
@rdbcr iino Dor 9llent iolgcuoc
@rinoIGBe olS moBgcbcno erodtet
uorOen Gle @rabcr ser oeutiAen
uno fcinoliGcn Soloatcn merOen
eleidortia bc6nnocIt. llm6ettugci
iho srrnoidbIih MIR oo Dor5itue6.
men no @riinoe Ser 8ietat, ocSGer.
fe6rs o0er Scr SDgicnc es ioroern,
oOcr no oic 2ogc her @rd6cr inniit.
ten Observation-Disclosures 9etriebe oic
oalernoc GrbaItima III Srogc ltcat
9(uf Grieo6ofcn liegenoc ariegergrd.
Der blci6en nn6crii6rt cs ici oenn,
OaB qon5 6cionoerc Giriiroe cine
llcbcriiibrmg oitf einen aricocririe0.
6oi Dcrlnngcn 5erncr inO @rabs
itdtten nit oenen cine Grinnernng
ali 6erporragenoe Seloeut6aten Der.
fniipft iIt moaIihIt ais Gin5elgr06cr
al i6ren ilripriinaliheu Stellen 5u
cr6altcu, 0nrA Stcinfoihng 0aierno
All li6crn lno 6urA einen Eenfitein
al fenn8ciNncn. Gas gleidc giIt
BON @ra6cru sic cine 6eionoerS iNo.
ne cage 6a6eu. g6enio peroen WloIs
ieuqr16cr i'm 9t0gcneiien MIR III
oriuoliden I1len perleet. Q(u1 6ei
Scr sSragc Ser Gr6aIhmg Oieier Sra.
Ger iit 3u 6eOenfen ob pie 2ooe pes
Gjra6es cine iuiiroiee rno fiinitleriid
gite @eitaltiing Der ojro6itdtte geitot.
tet. @idtio 6ierfiir 1T sic @runo.
form Ser 8i ertper6en0en 6ldde- Der
IN ser 9lcoel longaeitredte, idmole
5treifen Der eigentIiheu @rabiIdhe
ermciit it'd in 0ieier @eliebuua ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
q 6edII Il N

6ausFrau: ~ gli6ts tit mir
msbr sutpioer. als iuenn Glteru iid1 III
@eaeniDart Der Stinber santen; bic
mciniaeu idbide i'd iii iolnen 1atleH
INNER binausl"
RdHbarin; Dos babe i'd i6on
benertt bic Tnb ben eaiBen Sdg
auF hcg GiRd6el"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

CErabuos na6 @obuIlIc)
9crlin 27 glpril Serr
sSomes ~. @croro, ser aucrifoiiiAe
@otidoiter an Berlin, miro bciite
9lbcno Berlin perloiierL Inn i'm ocut'
ibcu @roBeu Saiptquartier cine
Gonicrcu5 nit aoiier @il6clm 5u ia.
Zen.
or. bon @ctbmouu.SoIlme9 Der
0eutiAc Heihsfan5lcr, pcldcr sic
lebtc 3cit iiu 0cutihcn glrnce5alpt.
Quarticr pciItc, miro mor1cn in Der
lin cruartct i'm 0ic 9Intport Ger
ocnti6en 9ic9icruno ouf oie omcrita.
niide 9lotc 3u iorlmIlircn.
pcrr pon SSagoiu, Der 0cIltihc
Staats 5cfrctGr ocs gluSm0rtigcu
bit 6cutc Wlorgcu Dem omcrifoniidcn
@otibaitcr @craro icinc 9luhuar.
ting 9emaht, I'M nit ibm sic algc.
meinc Gage 5ii 6eiprcAcu. @r bat
fir bcute 9laAuittog cincn 5weiten
9eIiid iii Scr mncrilaniiAcn Bot.
ihait in 9lusiidbt geIteat.
9ritcn perfcnften Dol
ldnoiihcS &riegS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

INIWDTTQ0 IINW WWOUTUV.J
Ycrlin, 27. glpril. Die
lIcbcicc 9la6rihtcn 9lgcitlr la9t,
OaB Gin 8eribt IN 0en boadnoiibcn
3eitnocn Ucroficutlidt iplroc, oem
5uioIgc pic @ritcu Dor ncbrcrcn $50.
Mcn elm 6olldnoiihes Sricgsihiii
pcricuftcn. giaH oieicnt 9eribt wIr.
Sc oic 0lannid5oft ocs aricesihiiies
nod Snoicn 0ciunot, i'm oos 9c.
fanntiucroen pcs &oriaaS 5u pcr6ii.
ten GnglaiO Deriprob angcblib Der
boll0nOiiNen 9lcaicrlmg poac Gut.
id0oiguug 81 lciltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Shaiipielerin: uWtir tbut es ieBt
iebr Iei0, oieie Abldieostour ulTter
nontueu 81 ba6en. SD uiodte nlHl.I
lih germ nod elm paar Sabre alll.I
tretenl~
SSupreinrio: nGnIieu 5ie litb rurl
0as liht fiirunernl gdbts leihterI
ols cine @GDiu1omtnningstoitr &C.,
leQentLib SSbrer 9fiidfehr 8ur Bitbne
erfolgreidb 5ii orrangieren.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

" ibington, ~. April.
Gic 3ous 0cmofratcn ltimnltcn ben.
tc I'M aautls Der 5cuatS sE5ilippi.
ncn.9ia 3n Das &otun mar lao
gc9en 35 Siinmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Sic: nDieie @bauipieler nehs
men oodl lebr lpa89aliige 6panceA,
Ie9 nur, mic er bd 0pN oer &lippe
fpringtl"
Gr: yDas III nod gar niAtsl SdJ
Bab' mol einen slim gefeben, ser 3eig-
te. lpie en Ylonn ii9 irailen lRBl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

nSie Iogt, re ipiir0e 0en bciten
W2ann ouf @roeu nidt beiratben,
ober oaa Iaeen 10 piele, aaes MIR
IHiiBiges @eihm6kl~
nglidt INNER, 70 mandles Wadohen
lift bintcr ReiAtbum ber."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

per S@iiisogeut sSerome @ooo
guea muroc eeitcrn BON Niihter
0lllltl IN Der oitliWen @oli8eitotiop
a nlll @o uno Soften beitroit neil cr
SSollcr Soi@, ocn 6iciigcn gtgcntcl
oar ~ecfa5rcr llnipM onoe8riilen
paite. Scin &ruOcr, Soucs @ooo
9lcs, Der 0ieiclbc glnibuloigung &c.
9er li1 Dottc nuroc ireigeiprodlcu.
Nlc @ooO6ucs 9ottcn - Nlonn an
Spro ocs cnqliibcn 0ompIerS
oSeorgin &rincc" Der an SSuBc
oes Yraoopop lag. oc6ruht, ais ci-
ncr Der &crbclerten naA Dem gureau
Don Saib 8uriid9iug, i'm icinen &oTs
ier 81 6olen, 2oib ging nit oeln
getrcffenocn al 9oro 0es Sbiiles
5uriid imo fragte oic glnec6clIcrtcm
ob iic i6rc @npicre ihon allc unter
i6ric6cn b6ttcn. Sic cuuiocrtcn onB
i6nen oie Enpierc crit nah Der 2lb-
io9rt uoracle0t weroen miiroen mo+
raul Iic bon Soi6 oorali aufmcrf.
lam Qemaht piroen, OoB iic audi
orf sen u&ricgs5nitono 3uihuB"
glnreht batter, SSn oieiem 9lltgen.
bid fomen oie @ooo6ueS on6piihen
un0 elm Streit cntitono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28


2ouopn 26. gIpril. (Ser50gcrt)
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oylooros
see lit ougcblid einem llnteriecboot
gum Gpfer gcioaen. 0ics puroe
6eute gl6enoS BON 2lopo's Bureau
ongefiinoigt.
glorwegiihcr 9ampfer
qciunfcn
&openbagciI 27 glpril (pia
2onOon). Der normegiidc 9onl-
bier yStromsnoes" Der iih NIT ci.
ncr 9a0ung bon Scringen oaf Der
Go6rt BON 9loripegen nah Siibed be-
fano. lit in sic 2uit geiprengt nor.
oen. pic 9emanniing muroe in
S9orncnumoe Geutidlono, gelanoct-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
sCnatOr NMltin0 rC6cf 0rani lO5.


@o16ington ~. glpriI-
5cuotor Suitug crbo6 bcllte i'm 1e.
nat bic 2tui1uloisuna, oaB ole 9Lmc-
rifanii9c Gnlbar0o.Gonicrcu5 pcIhe
ibr Sauptouartier in G6icogo bat, IN
uugc1origcr gSciic bic oiicntlide
W1cuumo 5u 6cciniluiicu iu6c, inocm
lie oic 9cpeglma in Die 8cgc lcitete
mo finon5irtc, uelde Den 3pcd Der
iolgt, acgcn 5hritte 81 protcltiren
wclhe 3mu ariegc 5piidlen ocn Ser.
cinigten @taotcn mo Gcliihlano
fii6rcu touutcu ghlf @ruuo oieicr
Champagne iino 6cIanutIih III oei
lcbteu Tagen piclc lallcnOe BON Ie.
legrammen All Senatorcu gerIdtct
lDorocu.
Gle Ie6atte, melhe 0urh 0ic Geoc
0es Senators angcregt iuuroc, ucrlicr
inn 5on0c @S wnrocn tcincrlei
5hrittc III ser 5od)c Qct6an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

ration 81 So6or~ nod 9Sttsburab
fonnuen mcrocu, inn oen 6ii6reru oes
Strifcs iu Gurtlc Grcef Sbalc 9c
itano 3u leiitcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

ngpeiBt gu oenu nidt, Siui9e. baB
Is llnrehi iit Iicb 81 bauen2~
yNlos Sie lido nifbt einbiloen dlie
@dmel Sie aIoubru DobI, tc5 Iei eis
ner icrsr odmlic6en Na8ifiIten, BON BE-.
ncn Die 3eittag iett INNER Ic9reibt~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Bum @eitcn oes Guoomooo Sona-
toriuus wiro bcrte 9l6euo I'M 0@lo-
rplono Guuntrp.Glub@ Elm 8ou aboe.
bolteu. Die Ginnabmen oes 9olleS
merocn 5ur Eilguug ciliiger Shuloen
pcrmcn0ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

2ecnt nSA tann Nbnen bier etne
sau5e ncue SpredmoI4iue. bic bier
5tuubsn fuu9iert, obne lie auf3u3ies
ben an 9latensnbAin9eu onbietenl"
ggraucb feline, bin Oerbeirathetl~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
JOINT SESSION MAY
BE HELD WEDNESDAY
Council 10 choose Successor to Whittct.
tii! Officials Said to Demand
Election or Knowles.

y special Joint session Of the Board
ot Aldermen and Common Council will
he called by President Adams for one
day this week, probably Wednesday.
To fill tho vacancy on the Administra-
tive Board caused by the death Of Rob
crt Whittc,. Jr Mr.. Adams said last
night that he had not decided yet just
what night the meeting would be
called. hut that he would confer with
members OF both branches and select 4
night on which all could he present.
There is a probability. it was stated
last night, that Councilman Fred II.
Powell OF Let Ward, would seek to
have the election postponed, IN order
20 make Il further attempt to secure
the consideration or his resolution re-
hucnG the board to four members.
The resolution has failed to secure Il
Suspension in both branches of tho
Council and twice has been turned
down by the Ordinance Committee. The
limited number OF Councilmcn pres
cnt at the meeting Friday night pre-
vented the matter being brought up.
There were only eleven members pres
eat. and not the necessary vote. even
had all Of the members favored tho
measure.
There are two candidates for the va
Cancy on the boartl--W +. Knowles.
superintendent OF the Gas Works. and
Graham Il. ifobson, an officer OF tho
Trcdegar Company. and member OF the
House of Delegates.
IN political circles Mr.. Knowles is
popularity regarded as the candidate
OF the ''ins," and Is said to have the
support OF various department heads
who are elected from time TO time by
the Administrative Board. Mr.. HobSon
is a former member Of the City Council,
and is said TO be chiefly opposed by the
city employees on the assumption that
he would bring new blood into the
board and would in the event or his
election set higher standard OF husi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
BALANCE OF TRADE Still. IN
FAVOR OF UNITED STATES

NEW YORK. February la--Althouyh
the general balance OF trade as between
Europe and this country IS In favor OF
the United States II became known to-
day that since November between
$4,000, 600 ana $4,000, 900 in gold has
been shipped By New York banking in
tcrcsts TO Holland. OF this amount, the
International banking corporations en-
gagged fl.oe0,000 day.
some months ago proposed ship
meni OF $4,000, 900 gold TO Holland was
reported TO have been abandoned. after
i was learned that the British authori.
t!cs were unwilling 10 let the ship
'nent pass. for fear II would reach Ger
many. Apparently. tn. objections OF
he British authorities have been over
eome.
The shipment of gold to Holland has
"""onne profitable transaction be-
'hus" OF the high premium AT which
i'u'ch guildcrs are quoted The rate.
ordinarily 80 cents, has been as high
- - cents, although it stool at ~ "a
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
A SP0ONF Ill OF
SALTS RELIEVES
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which
clogs Kidneys, says noted
authority.
Ii back hurts or Bladder both
erS, stop all meat for
awhile.

When YOU wake UP with backache
and dull misery in the kidney rcgioa
ii generally means you have been cat
authority Meat forms uric acid.
which ovcrworks the kidneys in their
effort to filter IL from the blood and
they become sort of paralyZcd and
loGEy. When your Kidneys get slug
giSh and clog You must relieve them
like YOU relieve your bowels: removing
all the body's urinous waste, else you
have backachc. sick headache, dizzy
spells. your stomach sours tongue is
coated, and when the weather Is had
you have rheumatic twinges The
urine is cloudy. fun of sediment chan
ncls often get sore, water scalds and
you are Obliged To seek relief two or
thrc" times during the night.
Either consult = good, reliable ply
Stefan at once or get from your phar-
maciSt about four ounces of lad Salts:
take tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for q few DAYS
and your Kidneys will then act fine
This famous salts is made from the
acid OF grapes ard lcmon ;uice, cory
bincd with liIhia, and has been used
for generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish Kidneys. also 10 nrutralize
acids III the urine so il no longer irri-
tatcs. thus ending bladder Weakness
1ad Salts is life saver for regular
meat caters IT. is inexpensive can
not ihJure and makes n delightful cf-
fcrVcSccRt Whitewater drink
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
AMATEURS ORDERED
TO KEEP OUT OF AIR
'.oternmrnt Wireless Warns ppcrHtor,
Of UHiriul Test To he Made
Tuesday.

.Ndziug the way for the test Of tho
'..t!lities Of the wireless amateurs Of
T. country In aiding the United states
s." secure quick mobilization Of II.
truops in event that America was in
yadcd. a special order was sent out
from the Arlington towers last nigh,
and received in Richmond b. G. ".
Core, Of 23lS stuart Avenue. directing
amateurs 10 keep out OF the air" on
tuesday. When the trial will be made.
~hc order follows:
All amateurs are To refrain from
,ending on Tuesday. February -, ex-
ecpt those engaged and capable Of
transmitting special messages" The
order was signed by w. H. H. Billiard
superintendent OF radio OF the United
states Army.
The contents Of the special message
TO be sent broadcast over the country
Tuesday night IS not known. Amateurs
IN the test will b. re-
uuircd to make two copies OF tho order.
which are 10 be transmitted by Boy
scouts to the Governor and Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
FARMERS WANT STATION
iIenricO Co-orcrntive Union Favors
Nc Assure Now Pending I'm
IcwtSIQfHre.

Tho Hcnrico County Farmers Co
operative ard Educational Union al its
regular monthly meeting Yesterday at
IN" Heurico County Courthouse, in
dorscd, the measure pending in the leg
islaturc for the establishment OF an
agricultural station in Fairfield Mag
istcrial District, IIenrico County. and
ASKED the State TO make the appro-
pration OF $4,000, which is necessary
FOR the establishment of the station.
The i:oard Of Supervisors OF Hcnrico
County. a number OF citizens and tn"
school authorities have agreed TO con-
tribute TO the cost OF the project and
ahont $4,000 is expected to be secured
ia this way, making the total cost so5,
200
The association also went on record
as indorsine the Torrcns system or
land registration. the commission re
chants bonding measure. the bill pro-
viGinG for The establishment OF de-
raitmont OF markets and foods. and
the antifec hill. all Of which are pond
ing in the General Assembly, with the
exception OF the Torrcns act which
has been adopted.
The question: % organizing Il mutual
fire Insurance company was discussed
II some length, and n committee was
instructed TO consider the matter.
formulate plans and bylaws and TO
make its report ut the next meeting
Of the association. w. NJ Milan and
l.. II. Ellis were appointed purchasing
agents for the union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
TO CHECK FLOW OF COLD
FROM AMERICA TO EUROPE
Reserve Board Wants to Avert Ten.
dency Which Will Be Revealed
at End of War.
ON TRIP TO EUROPE
'iOEernor OF New York Regional
Bank Making General Investiga-
ton of Financial C0nditions-May
Establish Agencies Abroad.

ASiilNGTON. ID. c.. February Ia
whether Federal reserve banks shall
establish agencies abroad probably will
re considered by the Federal Reserve
Hoard upon the return OF benjamin
strong. Jr., governor Of the New York
Reserve Bank, who sailed for Europe
40 weeks ago
IN addition to making a general in
resttgation OF financial conditions, Mr.
strong is looking over the field with
ihc view 20 possibility of locating
agencies OF the New York or other
banks In European capitals. Some
members OF the reserve board are con-
vinccd that at the end Of the war
there VIII be such an economic change
that millions Of the gold which the
United States has piled up IN the last
eighteen months will flow toward
Europe unless something is done TO
prevent II. European agencies of re-
serve banks. they think, would be able
10 control or check this tendency By
purchasing quantities Of European com
nercial paper for use in offscttIng
debts which economists expect the
United states 10 incur for Europcan
products
During the war the stock of gold in
INC United States has Increased several
Hundred million dollars. and is the
greatest ever possessed by any nation
IN the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
EXPLOSION OF LANTERN
THREATENS BIG PLANT
Flames Prevented From Spreading and
only One building -
Damaged.

BRISTOL. VA. February l2.-Thc
explosion o! n lantern carly to-day at
the plant OF the Federal DyestuT and
Chemical Company near kingsDort.
Tenn. set fire to :: chemical tank and
threatened several buildings with de
struction. Heroic work on tho par;
Of the company's employees prevented
the flames from spreading. and only
one OF the buildings WAS damaged, ac-
cording to :, telephone message from
Frank u. Summers. superintendent Of
the plant
First reports received here were that
the entire plant, which Is valued NJ sew
cral millions. had been destroyed. The
company. which manufactures picric
acid, a base for high explosives, Is a
Della ware corporation headed by \. l..
Du Pont.
The damage Is not sufficient. il is
said. to interfere with the work Of the
plant.
The plant is about two miles from
Kingsport on tho HoIston River.
kingsport has a population of about
5000. and has been called a Second
Iiopewell." owing to It's rapid growth.
II began it's existence a few years ago
when the Ciinchneld Cement Corpora
ton established it's plant there and
several other industries have located
nj KinGsport.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
BOYS STRUCK BY MOTOR CAR
Police Have Not tsrcrfaimed Name al
Drlver-Sny Cnr WAS Reyond
Control.

Ralph Dudley, son of r. Il. Dudley
OF 1908 Barton Avenue, ana Henry
smart, son of l.. y. Smart, Of Lamb
Avenue, who were injured near Monu-
ment Methodist Church Friday night
by wild automobile, were reported
as improved last night. Neither OF
the boys suffered serious injuries al
though Dudley WAS knocked uncon-
scious. Both OF The boys belong to the
Eoy Scouts, and wcrc on their way to
meeting when the accident occurred
The driver Of the machine is said to
have lost control 90 II ana to have
been powcrlcSS to prevent the car
climbing tho curbng onto the side
walk. The police have not asccrtaincd
the name of the driver.