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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
AMATEUR NOTES

The Warwood \ .. challenges any
team 300 tho Ohio Valley Tor a game sun
day. Tho Warwood team has just or
gsniz'd. and Captain pauEherfy expects
q" haN" one ~ the strongest teams in
tho ohio Valley. az be- has boon putting
them In training for tho rsst two weeks.
captain pauEherty and Manager Hughes
would like Co hear from two good pitch
'rs. Please call 36-J Wsrwood Bell
phone. between $40 and 80 y. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Two base hit. Cobb Three base hit.
Cobb. Stolen base. Chapman. Sacrifice
nuts. Witt. Cobb. Covcleskie. Left on
bases. Cleveland. 5. Detroit. s. First
base on errors. Cleveland I: Detroit, 1.
Base on balls. of Ragby. >: on CovcIes-
ME. ]. Hits and earned runs. of Rag
BY. hits. ! run in : innings: OF Nc
hale. hit. l run in I inning Hit bv
pitcher, Howard by Coveleskic Struck
out. by Bagby. 2; by CovcIcskio. q Um-
pires, Nallin and Evans Time. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Two-hase hits-Storch. Wright Sac
rince hits-Nee. Storch. Sacrifice ny
spencer. House. Left on bases-C;rand
Rapids. 10: Dayton. :. Rase on balls
OF Macarthur. 3. OF Whitchouse. 9: OF
Rowan. /. Struck out-By Macarthur. : !.
By Whitchouse. 4: by Rowan. >. stolen
bases-House Hobbs. Carey. Wild
pitch-McArthur. Hits-On Whitehouse
In seven innings zone out in eighth.
Hit by pitched ball-Sykes. Time
$500. Gmpire-Ross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Tho leland Athletic Club would like %
arrange games with any fast team Iu
me valley Tor SUNDAY. Tho contest
scheduled for last sunday a. sisteraviIis
was called or on account Of rain and
VIII D. played within tho near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
Tigers
WITH cOvELEsKIE PITCHING, WIN
FROM INDIANS AND TIE
TO8 THE LEAD.
Allows Three Hits-1sd Sox Beat Yan-
kees-Browns Take Two Prom
white Box-PhiladelphtA-
Washington. Rain

DETROIT. June 2l.-Dctroit went
into tie for first place by defeating
Cleveland. 10 .. to-day. Coveleskie
held the visitors TO three scattered hits.
and only two men reached second base
on him. Detroit won the game in the
sixth inning. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. 6. New YORK
IltincIunati. 4. Chicago. a.
tJCIrriunati 2 Chicago. g.
other games postponed. rain. I
Ten innings.
G-Firaf CANA
tzJ-Secoud game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
Wet Grounds Rob Stogies OF Sweet ReVenq1
X R A U s QUALIT Y
8 III I r rs
Saws

Ia II Says
Buying a Shirt is like bet
ting on a horse race. Lots of
horses look good in the pad
dock and lots of Shirts look
good in the store-but they
don't give you much of a run
for your money.
Kraus Shirts finish strong.
They are just as fresh and
colorful the last day you
wear them as the first. They
don't fade. the neckbands
don't stretch, and they wear
splendidly. In shirt, they
are a sure winner!
Prices: S1.5O to $500.
A special $500 value in fine
Silk at $3.4S.
Weather for today: Fair.
;&,s~s$&&1a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
LEAGUES LEADERS
DROP DOUBLE BILL

DAYTON. Ohio. juno 2i=Grand Rap
Ids cut down Dsytons lead TODAY Lv
winning both games or a double header
from the Vets. Both Haggsrtv ana No
urs The score.
First Game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

TwO-base hits 49, Snodgrass Smith.
Three base hit - Burns. Home run -
Bowdy. Burns. Sacrifice hit-Allen. sac
rincc ~ - Magee. Double PLAYS -
Fletcher. Doyle and Mcrkle. Evers. Ma
ranNillc and GOwdy. Konetchy, Maran-
vile and konetchy. Left on bases
New York, 3. Boston. .. First base on
Crrors-Bosfon. p Base on balls-On
fcrrit. .. on Mathcwson. I on Allen. =
Hits and earned runs-On Ferrit e hits
. runs. 10 eight Innings. on Mathewson
2 hits, d run. in two Innings. OF Allen
= hits. runs. IN seven and two-thirds
two one-tnird INNING struck out-Bv
Pcrrit. q. rs Allen. 5. hy Hughes. J.
mpircs-Qwgley and Byron. Time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Tho Rosa Athletic Club. Of Martins
Icrrh. would like Co arrange games with
any fast clubs In the valley no arranr.
games call 27f-J Martins Ferry. on tra
Bell phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Two-hsse hits - stewart Ellington
@acrluCe hltS-N"e. Storch. AicoCk Base
On halls-pn Frost. o. on Hagrsrty 2
STRUCK ouf-By Frost. & rs HsCgertv. T.
Hit ny pitched ball-Warner. Double
plsy-Nco 20 Hobbs 20 sykes Loft ou
hasce-tiraud Rapids Z. DAYTON 3
Timc-i-fn. tmgire-Eoss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Tho South Warwood team would like
fu arrange games FOR the future. as
they have only a Few booked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

The Duquesnc club will 20 % Mounds
VIE sunday % meet The fast Mound city
acfni-pro organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

The baltimore a Onto team - without
p game Tor next sunday and would IiEa
~ arrange for a clash with some first
class uirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Saturday thc fast stsubsrvuie semi.
pro- base ball team viii 20 Co. Tfm Grow.
wlrr. fn' D. D. O. a q nine viii ts
PLAYED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22
BRAVES
TAKE THE NEW YORK GIANTS
OVER IN THE FIRST GAME
OF DOUBLET.
Second was Postponed BY Rain-Cin-
cinnau Taxes Doublet from Chi
cago-Only Games Played.

NEW YORK yune -i-Bosfon TOOK
The FIRST game OF a double header from
Ncw York today by "A score of to T.
Boston won In the tenth on Evers' sin
gle, Connolly's hit and Magee's sacrifice
ny. The second game was postponed
because OF wet grounds. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

Totals ..-.... 81 . 80 II
Ran Tor Raridcu in eighth.
'Bstted for Mathewsou ia tenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-22

S Ss%GSn Rapids . ESSSGS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21
I pod6Hi % Europe.
Wydazenie " Tarnowie.

Rozmaici urzednicy W Tarno-
vie opowiadali mi o ciekawych
wydarzcniach z cZas0w Okupacyi
miasta przcz Rosyan przez 6 mie
siecy i z czas6w, kiedy austro :
wegierskic wojska miasto odebra
fy. Urzednicy ci p~ozostawali ia
swych stanowiskach przez ca1y
ten czas i ;jeszcze obccnie je zaj--
muja.
Jednem Il takich dramatycz-
nych wydarzcn pamietnych miesz
kancom Tarnowa, by@o oddanic W
recc mieszkanc6w przez armie 70
syjska, osmiu ch}opc6w wzietych
W pcwnej bitwic do niewoli, jake
walczacych w szcrcgach legioni-
stow.
Rosy,jski komcndant, kap. Post
nikow, zaprosi} by1 wszystkich u
rzednik6w miejskich i wybitnych
obywateli miasta we wiclkie zgro
madzcnie. Kicdy przybyli, gubiac
sic W domysiach, POGO ich zwofa-
no, kap. Postnikow wystapif 4
przcmowa, W kt6rcj dowodzil, re
Rosya chcc naprawic krzywdy pc
niesionc przcz Polak6w, a oswald
czywszy, il armia rosyjska wal
czy Il mezczvznami, a nie 4 dice
mi, odda} W rece obywateli osmiu
chlopc6ow zabranych jake jehcow.
Chlopcom tym daleko bylo do
wieku wo:jskowcgo. Przejeci ME-
nawiScia ku Rosyi "a wyrzadzone
Polsce krzywdy, wstapili oni do
legionow, kt6rych gf6wnem zada
MEM by}o walczyc Z Rosyanami.
Byli to: Mieczyslaw Gallas Z
Tarnowa, Karol .Szenal Z Chorot-
kowa, Franciszek Porada Z Topo
rowa. Alexander Krol z Zakopa-
ncgo, Wiktor kozdrowin z Jaro-
s}awia, Jan Jadrowski T. Sambora.
Stefan Kofodziejczyk Z C'iezko--
vic i Micczys}aw Szupnar L RE
szowa. Wszyscy by]i w unifor-
mach legionist6w, a gdy ich wzie
to do nicwoli, walczyli z doros}y
mi towarzyszami w poblizu Low
rowki.
toto SO" - rzekl kap. Postni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21
GEAR PRZYNOSI SZCZESLI-
WE ZMIANY.

Staroswiecki czlowiek Z tortu-
rowana twarza i nogami wsku-
tex reumatyzmu nalezy juz do
|przeszloSci. Trincra Liniment
sprowadzii zmiane. Dale on pred
ka ulge w reumatyzmie, W neural
gil, zwichnieciu, spuchnieciu i "a
ziebieniu it'd. Cena % soc W ap
tekach, poczta 35c i 60c. Ia te sa
ma Gene mozecie. otrzymac Urine
ra Cough Sedative. lekarstwo
bardzo pomocne ma za%ziebienia,
kaszel. Dol gard}a. zachrypniecia
i astme. JOS. Triner Mfg. Chemik
ll33333-1339 s. Ashland ave. Chi
cago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21

czaja temu tax zydzi W miescie,
;jak i miejscy urzednicy.
Przez caly czas swych rzad6w
w Tarnowie Rosyanie wyszukiwa
Ii szpiegow i zarzadzili swe poszu
.kiwania nawet pomiedzy urzedni
|kami miejskimi. l tax agenci tai
nej sluzby przeprowadzili rewi--
Eye W biurach burmistrza Tertila,
w domu i " biurze dyrektora bu-
.dowy SzczesnegoZaremby, W szko
lie konarskicgo i innych miejscach
W roznych czasach porykano /
zamykano katolickich ksiezy i u
rzednikow miejskich. Biskup Wa
lega, kt6ry domaga} sic, by jego
take uwieziono, jezeli kt6reggo z
jego ksiezy zamykaja hub wywo-
za bez publicznego procesu hub II
dowodnienia why, doprowadza
do uwolnienia ksiezy, katolic-
kich. Wyjatck zrobiono, Z ks. DIR.
rcccm. profcsorem tarnowskiego
seminaryum duchownego, pew
nym studentom i klerykiem, kto-
rych porwano i wywieziono w
dniu wycofania sic Rosyan z Tar
nova z powodu ich mepochlebe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21
Jezeli bedziecie. mice dohre

Jezeli bedziecie mice dotre
zdrowie, czuc sic ,dobrze,. uzyjecie
zimy, bedziecie utrzymywac, VINE
trznosci w porzadku. Zimowe ~
Gle W domu ciezkie pokarmy;. "a
pchaja sic. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata, wyczyscI je:. a
uczyni to szybko. jest ma to- ably
was uczynila zd1owymi: l. utrz.y-
ma{a was zdrowo. 35c. Herbata al
DO tablety. w. apiece. Btown'aDgg}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21

J go wyrazania sic 0 rosyjskim rza
die j 0 rosyjskich urzednikach
wojskowych.
Kiedy armia austro : wegiers--
ka usilowala odebrac Tarn6w z
rak Rosyan, ataki artyleryi zrza
dzi}y znaczne szkody W najpiek-
niejszych budynksch miasta.
Dworzec kolejowy, szkola rcalna,
szko1a Slowackiego. lecznica miej
ska, zakfady rzezniczc, budynki
(dra Adera PREY ulicy Pocztowcj.
Forstera PREY ulicy Chyszows-
|kiej, przybud6wki szpitala gene
ralnego, apartamentowe zabudo-
wanna Schudmaka i kilkanascie
innych budynkow zostalo uszko-
dzonych przez austryackic poci-
|ski.
w czasie okupacyi rosyjskiej
|pozwolono tylko W specyalne kos
cielne dni swiatecznc i w czasie
pogrzeb6w wybitnych os6b "a re
zwoleniem w1adz wojskowych bic
w dzwony koscielne.
Sokolnie Rosyanie zamienili ma
|cerkicw prawos@awna. Przestrze--
gano surowo ustaw Zabraniajach
sprzedawania trunkow upajaja-
cych.
Mieszkancy miasta przygladali
sic nieraz dowodom ogromnego
przywiazania kozak6w do swych
koni. Nieraz przybywszy do mia
sta znuzony i gfodny, kozak sta
raj sic 0 dostanie chleba, poczem
najprz6d go dawa} koniowi, "a
MIN sam gl6d sw6j zaspokoi}. Ia
pytamy o pow6d, kozak odpowia
dad, re on sam chloe gfodny, m6gR
pozostac w siodle, by dalej je-
chac, podczas gdy kon g}odny a
nj sam isc, ami jczdzca nosic ME
moze.
Kiedy armia austro wegiers-
ka napowr6t zajela Tarn6w, no.
we klopoty i zmartwienia przez
czas dlugi trapily mieszkancow.
|Zarzucono formalne sieci, by
przez przeciag wielutygodni pocia
gao pred sadly .wojenne ludzi pc
dejrzanych hub oskarzonych 0
zbyt przyjazne zachowanie sic
wobec Rosyan albo zbyt nieprzy
jaime zachowanie sic wobec Au--
stryi w czasie okupacyi rosyjs-
|kiej. Stracenic prof. Bolesfawa
kazarskiego i gromadne wiesza-
MIA W Tarnowic i okolicy IA roz-
kaz austryackich urzednikow wo]
skowych szerzy}y przez czas nle
jaki terror posrod mieszkailcow
miasta.
"Wegierscy honwedzi, o lie to
|dotyczy tel czeSci Galicyi, pre-
[wyzszaIi brutalnoscia i barbarzyn
|stwem kozak6w,' - ~powiedzia}
|jeden z wybitnych urzednik6w
|Tarnowa. "Dopiero kiedy Kill
|ku honwed66w zosta}o straconych
IA rozkaz w}asnych komcndan--
tow, zaczeli te strone Galicyi trak
towac jake kraj pryjacielski.
Obecnie Tarn6w jest ogniskiem
rozleglej dzia}alnosci ratunkowej
ola nieszczesliwej ludnosci i ola
odbudowania poniszczonych do
NOW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21
Mldfedina lekastwo ma w}osy
niqdy ME ZawodZi

Ma przywr6eenie siwym w}osom naturalnego
koloru i pieknosci. Mniejsza o to jak stare i wy
blake vase wlosy. albo iak d}ugo juz sa si~e.
ono bedzie dzialae cudownie Ola ciebie. bedziesz
wygladal m}odo pomoze do bujnego rosni.cia
zdrowych wlos6w. zapobiegnie wypadaniu i
worost usuwa }upiei.- Me zniszczy skory ami
rl6tna. Me zaszkodzi wlosom Me jest farba.
Me przylmnicie nasladowanych: SOC butelka "
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21
UWOLNIJCIE VASE DZ1EC]
Cd ROBAKoW.

Tysiacc dzieci maja robaki kto-
re podkopuja zywotnosc i ely
MIA ;je niechetne i zlosliwe. kic-
kapoo Worm Killer zabija i usu-
wa robaki i ma toniczny efekt ma
caly uklad. Czy vase dzieci jedza
spazmatycznie? Czy zrywaja sic
gdy spia albo zgrzytaja zebaml.
Sa to oznaki robokow i p%owinnis-
Gle szukac pomocy natychmiast
Kickapoo Worm Killer jest Ia
godnem lekarstwem. U waszych
aptekarzy, 25c. Ogi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21
Caiy szereg Nopotow ciagnic

Cafy szereg .Aopotow ciagnic
sic "a nieczysta krwia. Uderrza o
ma ia ogolny stan waszego zdro-
via, vase silly ustapia os}abieniu
a cera bedzic wskazywa}a wyrzu
:ty nicczystosci. Pred przesz}o stu
:laty zostafo wynalezionem lekar--
.stwo Ia lcczenie nicczystcj krwi,
:kt0re dotychczas ME znalazfo So
bic rownego. Tenn lekarstwem
lest Ora. Piotra Gomozo. Me jest
ono aptecznem lekarstwem. -
Piszcie pc ME do DR.. Peter Fahr-
ney & Sons Co.. 1875 So. Hoyne
Ave., Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-12-21

|kow, uwalniajac ich. - "Sa to
same dzieci. Potrzebuja jeszcze Q
pieki rodzic6w i dobrego paska.
Rad rosyjski oddaje ich miesz.
<af1com Tarnowa W dow6d faktu,
re valley tylko z dorosfymi, i re
lie valley z narodem polskim."
Burmistm Tadeusz Terfil i ko
mitet z}ozony z urzednik6w miejs
kich, do kt6rego nalezeli Szczes-
ny Zaremba Janusz Rypuszynski,
J6zef Shubert, Franciszck Sat-
ko, ks. dr.. J. G6rka, S. Brash i P.
Michalski, z innymi wybitnymi o
hywatclami, wzia} ch}opc6w pod
opieke i oddal ich rodzic0m. Po-
stapienie to Rosyan zosta}o PREY
:iete Z Workmanship i uznanicm
&c strony mieszkahc6w Tarnowa.
Kiedy cd burmistrza Tcrtila "a
zadano wydania %czternastu zak4a
dnik66w komendantowi armii TO-
|syjskiej re strony miasta, bur-
mistrz oswiadczyl, re sam sic Ola
rule jake zakladnik, ale ME chcia1
wyznaczac innych. Mialo to ten
wynik, re Rosyanie ME chcieli bur
mistrza przyjac jake zak}adnika,
la obrali sami jake zak}adnik6w
|siedmiu c%hrzescijan i siedmiu Zy
dow z pomiedzy przedstawicieli
miasta. Byli mimi: Najprzew.
mgr. Franciszek Walczynski. Pre-
wiel. ks. rcktor Dutkiewicz. DIR.
Psarski. S. Brach, Jozef Shubert,
u. Niesiofowski, PIP. Bialikicwicz,
Sokalski, Schidlow. Lion, Reich,
Neuman, Rubin i dr.. Adler.
Ia wstawieniem sic burmistrza,
popartego przez Najprzew. ks. LIE
ona Wa1egi, Biskupa katolickiego
dyecezyi. tarnowskiej, jakotez
przcz wyzsze duchowienstwow szy
stkich wyznan, zakfadnikow tych
wszystkich pc kilku dniach uwol
|niono.
w ciagu okupacyi miasta przez
Rosyan, pozwolono m~iejscowym II
rzednikom Z czasow rzadu austro-
wegierskiego pozostac ma stano-
wiskach. Jedynymi rosyjskimi
przedstawicielami wladzy byli ko
mendanci armii i naczclnicy tai
mel rosyjskiej "Ochrany.'
Rezultatem dzialalnosci agen-
tow "~ochrany' by}o, re nastepu
jacych zydowskich micszkancow
miasta porwano i wywieziono w
g}ab Rosyi, przedewszystkiem do
Niznego Nowogrodu: Perl. Ber-
kelhcmmer, Hillel Birnbaum, ST.
mon Blumcnkranz. Mendel Herch
Blummer, Derisz David, Lisig E
der, Leib Chain Feigcnbaum,
Chaskcl Fluhr. Susskind Fluhr:
david Fries, Markus Graliccr, A
braham Gross. Mechel Isaac, Rerz
Maurice Hirschhorn, Maurice,k n
fschbaum. Jacob Klein, Chiel korn
hauscr, Meilech Herself kornrlch,
IMarkus kurz, Jak0b Landmann.
Isaac Lcmberger, Maurice Lion,
Henry Ncumann, Lesser Silber--
man, Efroim Stanger. David Spa
|nier, Israel Spira, Moses Spira,
Majer Sroka, Jak0b Tennenbaum
i Henry Weinfcld.
Wszelkie zabiegi, by uwolnio--
no tych ludzi, spe}zly IA niczem
ZnaJduJa sic ON obecnle gdzles
W g}ebi. Rosyi. Rosyjscy urzedni-
cy utrzymywali, re byli to sami
zawzieci wrogowie Rosyi i re Of
warcie agitowali n korzysc AL
lstryi, utrzymujac stosunki z au-
|stryackimi urzednikami. Zaprze-
czaja temu tax zydzi W miescie,
|;jak i miejscy urzednicy.
Przez caly czas swych rzad6w
w Tarnowie Rosyanie ~wyszukiwa
Ii szpiegow i zarzadzili swe poszu
!kiwania nawet pomiedzy urzedni
miejskimi. l tax agenci tai
Incl sluzby przeprowadzili rewi--
Eye W biurach burmistrza Tertila,
w domu i W biurze dyrektora bu-
|lIoxvx- SzozaSnorOZoronhv w SzkO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
ENTRANCE TO DUNBLANE.

1.-The forest" a descriptive phrase which
nearly three centuries ago was applied
to the wild and unsettled parts of south
ern Maryland, and which still clings to
a section of Prince Georges county
east of the District of Columbia,
though the primeval forest disappear
ed from that section of the country
two centuries ago.
The forest character of that region
began to disappear at the dawn of the
eighteenth century and by the year
1900 was as clear of forest growth and
with as large part of it's soil under
tillage as any other section of Mary
land south and east of Washington. Yet
the term The Forest" survives, and
the people native to the region and of
native descent still speak of their part
of the country as The Forest.
When the pioneers in the second
quarter of the seventeenth century
made their clearings along the ST.
Marys river all the land north and
east of them was The Forest AS set
Element extended up the Potomac and
the Patuxent. and fruitful estates We're
created out of the wilderness, the for
est area grew smaller, but all the wild,
tree-groWn lands were still THE For
est" In the interior of the country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02

ment until tie old article has been handed
IN. solemnly sat on by q board aud con-
demncd past further use. Officers are
supposed to provide their own equipment
out Of their pay.
When thousands of men arrived Al the
base. half clad aud without all sorts Of
essential articles, no one seemed TO know
what to do about it. Robertson cut ths
red tape by ordering the storekeepers TO
issue to every man what he needed TAX
ing, of course, an officers receipt and let
II be accounted for afterward Presume
bly,. a board has sat and condemned the
lost equipment in order to keep the rec
ords straight. but if il has no one out
side the army has heard of il.
Perhaps one of Robertson's greatest
achievements was his marriage. The
eN-ranker married the dauehte of a
general In 1894. while he was still a
captain in India. he married Mildred
Adelaide. daughter of Lieut.. Gen. Palm
of the Indian army. No doubt at the
time there was gossip in every canton-
ment in lndia-the home of gossip
about Capt. Robertson's step up in the
world. Now he is the superior in rank
of his father-in-law, and his wife is
Lady Robertson, for the king knighted
her husband in 1913 after the great
maneuvers of that year at Aldershot IT
is no secret that before long he viii
receive a barony and perhaps even a
viscounty.
Copyright 1916. hy Curtis Brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
Before Verdun.

ssTHE verdun battle has ended a
very long period of inaction,"
said Col. Don Nicolas cereijo. the
Spanish military attache, at reception
last month.
THE inaction was, in fact. so marked
that an English officer. talking to me
while over here on brief leave, said.
"'Oh, yes. we were quite comfy in our
winter quarters-jolly fine trenches.
good funk holes. quiet Germans. We'd
been told that there were only the care
taker and his wife i'll the German
trench opposite ours. He fired the
shots while she sent up the flares.
1--WE used to get so fed up with do
ing nothing, the English officer con-
tinued, that we'd organize every FRI
day a cleaning fatigue. We'd take down
all our Sandbags and give them Il
thorough busting, and sections of our
men, armed with the very latest and
most potent polishes, would go out and
polish up the long lines of wire en-
till they shone like virgin
silver in the winter sun.
"Of course" ended Col Cereijo, the
Verdun offensive ended all that kind of
Joking talk"
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on THE ROAD TO NBLANE.

the Clan Gregor Society are the follow
ing:
Mrs. Dorothy Edmonston Allen. Miss Maria
Forrest Bailey. Mrs. Agnes Woods Bowie
George Calvert Bowie John Francis MacGregor
Bowie, Richard Somcrvell Bowie. Leroy Stafford
Lou Cobb. Miss Norma Cobb, William Newman
Dorset. Mrs. Roberta Hoxton Dorset. Miss Susie
Mitchell Dorset. Miss Fannie Ashie Fcrney
hough, Mrs. Helen Woods CAN'T; Miss Helen
CAN'T, Miss Dorothy Katherine Goladay, Mrs
Rose Virginia Golladay. Mrs. Kate hearney
Henry. Capt. Hilary Pollard Jones. jr.; Miss
MacGregor. Miss Rose Lee MacGregor Mrs. Eve
lyn Bowie Mackall. Miss Elizabeth Cummings
Magruder. Herbert Staey Magruder. Miss Mar
Miss Mary blanche Magruder. Oliver Barron
Magruder. Oliver Graham Magruder, Mrs. Rosa
lind Geddes Magruder. Thomas Pickett Ma
gruder. L. s. y; Mrs Susie Mitchell McCall
Muncaster. Miss Edna Sarah Munraster. Miss
Margaret Carter Muncaster DR.. Steuart Brown
Muncaster. Mrs. Eugenia farr Rees. Mrs. Ann
Wade sheriff, Clement William Sheriff Mrs
Walter Ann Mccormick Sheriff Mrs. Isabel
Geddes Smith, Mrs. Mary Ellinor Steel. Mrs.
Sarah Goldsborough Magruder stevens. Mrs.
Wade and Dir. Walter Augustine Wells.
This is not complete list, but was
taken by the Rambler from the latest
data available to him.
Among the Magruder descendants
living near Washington and who are
identified with the Clan Gregor Society
are:
Mrs. Margaret Beall Dorset. Oiney. Montgom-
cry county; Mrs. Helen Magruder Bethel, Wen
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ma. Va; John Spencer Bukey. Vienna, Va:
Nrs. Robert Julia Brkey, vienna; Mrs. Hclrn
GaSsaway. Miss Helen MUucastrr GsssawaN and
Miss kosalc Hanson Gassnway "f Rockville.
Edward leuuidas Green. Rockville. Mrs. AIDE
laid" Stonnstre.t Green. Rockville. Miss Mary
Anne Griffin. Miss Caroline Hin Griffin. Miss
Griffin Miss Frances F"nwick Griffin Mrs. Mary
Edelw"iss Marshall Griffin and Robert BRYAN
Griffin of Vienna. Va; Mrs Laura Cook Higgins
and Miss Laura Magrudcr Higgins of Rock
rctta Sophia May Hill Of Upper Marlboro, Miss
Mary Alice Hill Miss Mar Ther"se Hill and
William NJ. Hin of Iandovcr. William skinner
Hill of Upper Marlboro Col. Spencer Gone ZONES.
Rockville, Mrs. Ella Magrlder Linthi"um. Rock
VILE; Miss Eliza Ieti MacGregor and Miss Ellen
Eweil Mac';rrg"r of For"st.ille, Miss Sarah
Magruier. jr.. Upper Marlboro: Edward Ma
sruder. Beltsvills: Dr. Ernest rrndcton Ma
grud"r and Ernest Penilcion MaEriIder Jr..
Glendale; Miss Jan" Resli MaCruder, i!eltsvil":
Miss Mary Magruisr SANDY Spring: Miss Mara
Teresa Mngruder. Relisvillc: Mrs. Marvel Elpina
Masruder. Glendale; Mercer Hampton Magrudsr.
Upper Marlboro: Russell Magrud.r. Ieltsvill-:
Miss Sarah Cummins MaGruder. Betsvill"; Dr.
William Edward Magruder. Sandy Spring: Mrs.
Martha Wilson MannuF. Rockville: Mrs. Caro-
line Hin Marshall. vienna: Prof. Henry bar
nett Mcdonald and Mrs. Julia Magrndcr Mellon
nell. toleg" Park. Mrs. Alletta Magruder
Manchester. Rockville: John Edwin Manchester.
Rockville: William Edward Muncaster. Rock
Eugenia Hleary osbourn. Manassas; George
Peter Mrs. Laura Magrudcr Peter and Thomas
Alan Maciiregor Peter. kcHsington: Mrs. Mary
Crawford Powell. Alexandria; Miss Alice Tai
NcirS. Rockville: Mrs. Mary Emma Waters.
Thomas Clifford Waters and Thomas Wortlins-
ton Waters. ulney: Mrs. Mary Magruder Nil
lard. Poolesvillc: Miss Elnor Mar'iregor Wood,
Mrs. Grace Ma"Gregor Wood aud Miss To-
berta Wood. F"restvlle, and Miss Elizabeth
hinzar Woolf Bcltsvilc.