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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
Ncnt[dle sdlifie End lllittcIaIier.

Su einenl &prtroge iiber Deutihe
5ceidiifabrt im M}ittclolter ocu
aSrofeiior Gr. &eutgen int @ereiu
iiir SombnrgiiHc @elHihte biclt,
cnpabnte ser &eOner nat ciuem 9e.
ricbt I'M ..cS6iifbau" sic aoggen ais
ste critic 2hiffSiornt sic aitf Oeit-
iHcr 5eite perlpcn0et purSen; trot
ibres ein3igcn Gegels porcn lie I'M
Stanoc, @eaenpin0e ourh &ruBei.
SIT Ibern;noen. Gen areuSua Bar.
boroiio'S beglcitetcn lie olS ariees-
flotte. Ter @laitforb nabnl @hiieeii
aui Die Sulf perordnota Bic &os.
gen, obiuobl iic fleiner mar. geiHrei.
bingen BON beiOeu glrten iino leioer
ielteit 10 ooB mir ouf gtbbiloungen
angcpieieu iinO. 9luf Sie9elbiloern
iinn 8wei Sormcn bon Soaeen SUI
uutcrideiOcn, sic cine NIT bodec3o.
gcrcn Gternet sic onoerc init lpo.
oeredtem 9ioiio. 3uudc1it treteu
Damn BORDER. imo SinterfoiteIlc aif
ocn Scbiffen ouf no oie glrmbriiit-
icbiisen ibrci @lds fnn0eu, GS fam
0cr Sdiiiobrt It'll 9aittelalter ipciti-
gcr ouf bic @roBe ser Sobr5eugc
ais ali i6re EragfdHigfcit an GoS
Y3oB mar sic 9ait, imo 3luor sic
Soit 9ioagen III peitlichcn 2Gu0ern
mar q sic Sait Meiir iii noroiicAen
bic 2oit Seriuoc. Sr Iou5ia bautc
mmt iASS elm 5biff bon 40 Nletcr
Sduge nn0 eilter 9raafdbigfcit BON
400 9aitcn glnibouliHc @ilocr aus
ser oonaIigct 3cit oes 0cpti6elt
5dliff6oucS, ionic Nlooellc BON
6ohr5cnocr cntbdlt sic Souocrauss
lteIlung 5ur @eididtc ocS cbenlalis
gen SoniabuuoeS sic Dor &ur5enl
( int GIoiternniieimt fir auult uno
anlttrgeihihte 5u 2ii6ed crofinet
uurOe, Trci @ioOelle iino 6eiou0erS
bemerfensmerth Ger ,2ii6cder 81.
ne" ailS Der 3eit BON 1900, 0ic
rSOiinina 2itbcd,~ mdntig ali
CSroBc entitanocn 1868, im0 cin 0rit.
les ans oen Sabre 1912, 0os aus al
ner aIten Gonfirhe III ous aIoitcr
nrleunf 9ciuanOert lit gllle sick
Shiife batten @eid6iBc an 9oro
SIN betannten 2iibeder Shiiicr6on.
befin0ct iit6 ein @Io oeS emit 6uM
beriibmten Siibcder 9l0miroIidiiies
Scr groBc Sloler,~ 0cS gcpoItigitcl
\ S@itfes, oas 2iibed 1865 uah sen
Stlpeoenfricae gebort bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

SSn ibrcr g9obmtng 9lr, 1900, Dit
S'iOoIc StroBc, itorb iii 74 2cbcnS.
iobrc Srui Ebcreio Grumer 0eliebtc
Satin OeS pcritor6cncn Sranf Ercn
ncr. Sicfbctruucrt miro 0ic 0obinNc.
idlicOcnc BON ibrcn &inocru mo gn'
gcb0rigciI pclNc i6rc gclicbtc Allnt.
fer 5ii iriib Dcrloren bobeu. 0ic gc.
crOiQun9 fin0et Donnerltog @torgca
Inn s llbr bonn Erouerboile aus itutt
noHoeln in Scr St. SafobuS &ir6C
cine &eqltiemmeiie fiir ibr sceIenDciI
eeleicit 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
staOt-GOm5crt.

2gric Saue fiir oos Stoot-Gon5ert
oou6cicBt Sibibc Gortrdge
Der &crciniatcu Sdngcr. 0oS
ucle StaotIicO. gInipro1e ocS
Mopors Breiton - &reiSoertbci.
lune.
GaS gcItrigc in Scr 2pric Souc
ltottgcilnOene Gou3crt, bei ocm ooS
ncue Sta6tlico ieiue critic 6fientIibe
9Iuffiibung idno, uobm oen oenfbor
idbouitcu @crIdui. GoS 2tco, Ociien
Cert 5olger Wlc8inicu ibrieb, prrOc
BON 5ralt @eiuberger componirt, mo
nit iuel6 icb0ncm GrfoIae, 3eigtc ods
gcihigc Gon5crt. Ser Gbor bcitouo
aus ocu Gcreiuigtcn Sdugcrn un0
800 SduItinoern sic ourb i6re Sci.
itungeu 3ei0tcu ipic ioug6or mo sit.
eIeib pirfion OoS Baltimore, our
Baltimore" III 9liiBcrocm licBcu iib
Die Gcreinigtcn Singer ltutcr ocr
tiidtigeu Setting oeS &rn. &lcir in
etlicben anOeren Gboren 50ren:
g@cun Scr ,Srii6ling ouf bic 9ergc
itei9t," bon &iIbelmL o@ouOeridoit~
bon 86Gner &rciBer's nGie &opeIlc"
lno nNlp olo aclltildD Some sic
oeritGn0niBuoIl ln0 bi6ib idjottirt
geilngcu muroen.
Sn eincr fnr5en 9Inipro6e ii6cr-
rei6te Sr. &reiton oem 9i6tcr ru0
Der Gonponiitin sic 4reiic, wcIde
ais jc $3.50 III @olo bciicGcn, 6jroBcr
im0 an5aIicn0cr 9ciioa griiBte Sru.
NlcainieD imO 6rou Senbergcr.
Soliltiidj mirften bel 0cm CONCERT
Sr, Bart 9irB, Gcniit imo Sri. No
bcrta Wlompilc GoproniIthL nit
Nr. @irB ipicltc cine n9ercclic" BON
@oodro, Gin 9lnooutc bon (5oltcr
man imo cine oGorartclo~ ponSolis
res, imo Sri. @laupillc lang ooS@ol.
5crlicO ans @omoo'S ,Gomco mo
SuIict." Gie Observation-Disclosures
iuur0cu bon SSru @oplomiB It, 1roll
Goiiele gcipielt. Gas 0rdciter iii.
ter Seitimg 0c5 0rn alcin ipieltc eli
nc SiOcrtiire bon Oficuboh un0 Ocn
,Sannbdticrs ~Wlurih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
AnifOrOernns.

Scrr Sobont &iptem mobnbaft IN
@ulnblrg 4, 5opbicn 5trabc 2T cine
Greppc, erinc0t Dierourtb feline 9ui'
scr. @ernbor0 lnO AScter 9tipfcn 10
mic oercn Sinner. ols aud lcinc Vet
ter Tietrih m0 Hcinbaro 9lipfcL
lots oud oeren ainocr, ibm ioiort Elm
2cbenS5cicDou al gebcl lmo chuos
@elO 5u ienoeit On cr III groBer gtotl
lit Ger 9ittitcller lit aus @rode IL
0locnblrg gebiIrtig lmo ninult an
oaB ieine @ermonoten III 9oltimor,
mobneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
lEiinf 6ci glran0 nn1atFnntnlrn.

gscm.9 orf, %. sScbruar. Sini
Nicnidcnleben bot Gin @rou6 Silnt
0pfcr aciorOcrt. ocr beuie W1orgcil
im llbr It'll 4orLor oes Colonial
9teitnuronts iii GrbgeitboB oes flint.
itodisei @aiIies glr. 1865, g9eit A4.
StraBe, misbrodD. Gieies @cbduoe
lpllroc meiitens pon g9iibuenougcbS
ri8eu ais &oithaus beitllst nnD bcbcr-
bcrgtc sur 3eit 20 Ncripnclt i1lnni..
lid Shalipiclcr.
Die sSlaumcn ariiien nit rnienOtr
SAncIligfeit um lid un0 III Oenlbor
fiir6citer 3eit itono ods gauge NapS
III 6lonImcn 1cu @cmobucrn blica
ben mr mgnioc Nlnlutrl iidl HI S
cbcrDcit 5lt briugcn.
Dic Gpfar Int0 Sbomcg aerotIos
gi0cut6iIner oeS Salics: GnuA
Grobilf. "a Sobrc alt 1icnitn0As
tbcn &cter Soncs q Sabre. Sell
ncr Gbriiii aIntouio, 27 Sa6rc. ccll4
ncr, EbontaS MnlitoropilpIuS 22
Sobrc @iicbenaebiilfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
DufeIs

u@otcl &olei1b 1b1SoIliodu. ma
5a0ette.5trobe.
~SotcI 9leiucrt~ Qibcrtp- lMS
Gdratoaa.GraBc
vSoteI Stafford" @ai6hstcu
4loce.
uSotel stItionr Cathedral. lmS
9liHmono.5trnBc.
uNotel glItamopt" Gntaw Nloye
mo 2auuaIc StraBC
n0oteI 8eIucocrc~ G6arles. m0
G6die.1traBc.
nSotcI @rerton" G1rt.slpcuue
unO Gbaie.5trdBc.
pSNutcl Gosucll" Baltimore. II.
@apocer-5traBc.
g@ota Gmcrion" Baltimore. ii.
GaIpcrt 5traBc.
vSotel Soocr" $40 @cIt.Gom.
ocn-5troBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
SsOIi3ciIidJcr sdjut.

@rOBes GoItoei.9Iufeebot iiir Oic
0auer ser Sinoap.Breoiateu. II
9(ae gGusaanae umo inueren @cgc
beiuabt, 8mci 8oIi8iiten ioaen
ouf Ser 9Ibne itotionirt ueroer.
5m 9on5cu 70 8oIi3iiten.
Ter Gag ser @iap Sunoap Or.
pedings GreOigteu riidt INNER nd-
ber uuo and sic EoIi5ci bat ibre liebe
o2aid)t0 nit oieiem @organa. 80.
lei5eisGapitGn Charles s. SrrleB
bonn uoroIiden Giitrift bat einen be-
ionoeren Rlan uusarbeiten niiien.
Inn Die Gronlmg i'm lmO DOT oen
Gubernatcl auiredbt erbaIten 5u f6n-
neu. Eoli5eimaridaa Garter bat Dem
oIten, belua6rten glbiperrimgs.Stra.
tegen p0nig ireie SouO in ieinen
4Iduen geIaiieu imo it iebr 8uirieOcu
nit Der 2oee
Gie Hieieubuue, mclGe 80 9lus-
gangc, ioipic 49,, ausgereAnet oia
,,ltngIiids5abI 49, Sdseipobn
,,Grails4, bat, miro bon glulroden
imo 0eteftipS bepadlt, 0nmit gllles
ieinen geregeIter @ong oebt. Capt.
tan Surlcp bat 6ie 9lbiid)t, auh Smei
9laur0de aitf oos Gooiim 5u pfIoil.
sen, bod ipia er iiber Oieien @untt
erit nit ,,8iap" perionli9 Riid-
iprade uebmen. g(us mcl1em @riino
Der Gopitdn oieic 9luSitdffirung oor-
uebmen mill lit niht ret6t crlidtIid,
oocr 9laubt er chua. oaB Serr Sims
OoD u&roiane language" gebroiihen
fpir0, ioOaB ibm Dies poli5eiherieits
Iofort Derboten ueroen founte2 g1eiL
70 aciabrlirb 1T 9iup'ibeu nidt
Sm 0,au3en pcroeit 60 @olijiiien
imo 10 0ctcttirs, meIde Iidl Gapit1n
SurIep ielbit ouseciudt batte, iiir bic
oiicntIide 0r0mma Sorae traeen.
Gic 9lmir0dc iueroeu Sen ,.Greom"
ser Baltimore u6einiteu" ooriteIlcu.
92ic Derlaltct iuiro cine @oli5eis
9lbtbeiliing Den Guongeliiteu am
@n6nbof cmpionecii lmo nad ieiner
gSobnung geleiteu. Seoen @Rorgen
merocu bic geanten gum RamenS-
9(ufruf I'M Iabernatel criheinert, Inn
ibre tdgIiden Snitruftionen 8u crbal-
ten. s5olgenoe llntcrbcamte iperScu
Dem Captain biilfreid SIR Scitc
itc6eu; @unoe-Scrgeanten 0oel, Slel.
ION lno 6hiSfcp, Scrgeanten @o3.
mou, sc @rim. Miumfor6, Shulb,
@ilbelnt, @omarO, q. @}pore, g9aIl.
Ter, &bilIips, 2cripncr Nobiniou
IompfinS Softer, Sernau lno
Gurfie.
SitenS @eridlSucrnneSSerein.
Scr SitenS @erirb6nerimespereiil
miro iein idnrlibes 9anfett ont 4.
D}dr5 I'M uGinerion Sotel" abbal.
ten wo5u Ginla6ungcu ouseeionot
! iin0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
g8ciit Ocu @crOo6t cmpGatiidl 8nrid,

9lilf ongcblic9 bon Dopio 9lltuon,
9h. is, gIoro @0cn StruBc, crItnt.
tcte gln5eigc bnl purOc acIteru I'M
SolptQuarticr Der @oItimorer @e.
bcimpoli5ei bon 0cn ejc6einipoli5iiten
aino itnO 6reamau 5rau Soo Spc.
pcd bon 9lr. IS, glor0 @oen Stry
in'8 &erbor gcnomnIen imo iiber bic
9luicbuIoiglng 5ur Heoe geiteat ole
oobin Ioutete, oaB iic mlgeblid ibr IS
W&pnotc olteS @obD 8crtbo oergiftet
Bate. 0uS Aino iturb i'm lcbten o.
Sclnbcr i'm SsrocIitiiAen Soipitul.
Die bei Der 9SoIi5ci oenodte Neclolm5
omg 0obin, ooB SSrau Speued ongcb.
lid m1bren0 'Ocr &rontDeit oes Sfin'
oes oiciem III ole Sippe irgcno Gin
Sift COB, an oeiicn gSirflng 0a8
&ino niS ocnt 2cbcr ic5ico. Der 900
criolgtc ongcblitb SIT eincr 3cit ols
sic glcr5te 0ie flcinc Bertha bereits
olibcrDoIb ollcr @efobr m6bnten. SSn
9egleihmg iDreS &cc6tSaumoIts, 8.
Q. gli6uan criNien gcitern 6ral
Spcped I'M @eteftipburcol in0 Ct
fIdrte cinpbatiid, ooB oos 9obD to.
tilrliMcn Eooes geltorben lei lnS
ooB cine Grblmirune Der 2cide i'll
icbniiditer @unitb iej i'm jeOen Ser.
oadt BON cinen Gcrbrehcu 2iieeu 81
! Itrufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
sR.@nS eei1. MnS sparuerein.

Der 9it.gno 2ci6. uiio SparDer.
cln biclt gcitern 9(beuo in icincn &c
l10itordnmct ali ser Gdc scr 8oIic.
lmo Orleans 5traBc ieinc reacInlds
Bi9c @crionunhng ab, III ipeldcr bic
ytominaiioneu fiir Die in @erbinoung
mt Der am IS. N}Gr5 itattiinociocu
AZ. Sa6resucriamnlline itdttiinocn-
ocn 8canienDnbl erfoIgicn. Sol.
9cnoc 0crrcn itn0 noniinirt uor0cn
5obn 9lDO, @lid. 9lidcI Gbriit
S6nliot sSobn s. Sdislcr, 9ouis
Sdnnml 9ouis S. ScIoniamL Sui.
SeIonoer, 5reo. &. S6aof Socnrp
y Nobmnnu Soon Bauer, Sos. i.
Nou0laS, glnton air5cnoori, SSm.
Naubc, Sobn Sa6n +. 81. Saucr. s.
@clomann 81 u. &olf, Otto Solo
ood, sam. II. @ottiion Bm. 6.
Seiocl. Gbos. 9oer, @i. iSollitid,
Sbco. Sdcficr imo 9IOam u. 9no.
Dcl Die @ablrihter iinO Die Scr.
rcn; 9icb. SolIitid, IT, sIlbert s.
%o9nrr, Sc. q. 5taeolcr, Sobu
So6u mo 3. 8. @ur5ba6er
slbuune,,t,, ~. ae, xr,tshe,, fsarren,n,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
Meuu SOOte.

9liuOcicus fiinf1ig gerIette. gel
Golliiiun 5lueier &aiiusier. Siiss
Der Mem g)urf glciu Suoeu auo
SurtfOrO. .ga6u in Der Ra6s pOa
@iIfurO, Som. NliHaataaS
eiueS @arnnuss.GioHaIs ipabr-
ideiulid Sic llrIads Ser 9atr
itrupbe.-S Die gsameu Der Cpfer.
DtiIforo, Gonu., p. Sebr.
Neun EerioHen muroen getontet ltno
fiini8ig erIitten uebr ODER Hiuoer
id)ipere GerIesrngeu, ais berte mgi
Der ,,gSerp yorf Rep !Sanen uno
Sartforos9obu@ aan3 in Der gIabe
oieier Staot Elm GrpreB5ug im0 Elm
2ofoI3ug collioirten gSdcb 9Iugabe
oeS Sru. Charles 6. @lpeu BON Der
GonnecticutGomuliiiion fir Sfieut.
lide 9etriebe oiiritc Die MliBahhiHg
zines @ornn9s. Sianals Die llrIade
fir ben llnfaa aebiloet babeu.
Die Stoats-9lutoritGteu baben be.
reits eine eingebenoe ltnteriuditns
eingcleitet. ga ieooH flint gabn-ge.
oieuitcte, Die pidtigiien 3euoen, ge.
tootet ipltrben, 10 oiirfte es nidt ees
rin9e Gdmieriafeiten MAIDEN, bic
@erantnortlihfeit ieit3ldteIen.
Die Eootea iino.
". ". Curtis, Su0cnieur;
@eorgc 8. 9ourtelette, SiendI.
mann Ierrid, Mlaii;
9Sutrid Collins, g1ep Dorf GiiD;
S5rl Suin %. pplaND, 91eB
Sapen;
Charles 9. 9laen @rpton, Conn;
Gowaro 9lc@nnis, Sei3cr;
Soiepb 5. 6rpc, 8orter, gpriug,
fieIo, Mofi;
en- iHloentltl5lrtcr Xniiugier,
cu uHtoenfiii5irter 8ububeoieu-
iieter.
Sn oem nod nidt iOentiii5irtcn
Roiioeier ipuroe Gin W1aun, gaamcns
GRa0uros Scr SopbonBiian perIults
tibet iuabriheinlit Gin ghi0cnt Sex
gaIesllniDeriitat. ssn ieiucu aleioern
bcfano iib Gin grief bon eiuem ac.
miiieu gilbert 9lrmen uon 9lr. 1882,
gloro.Giitam~ ~Strobc Baltimore, In
mclhem oui Die 5cnolma eineg Der,
lanidnudes bingcmicicn mur0c
&ou 0cu &oiiaaiercn tpurSeu snei
Elm Glanu imo eiue 6rou ouf Ser
STEELE get6otet, ais Scr NIT elmer @e
ihpiuoigfeit BON 40 Naeileu pro
Shn0e fabreuoe 2ofaI5ug in oen
@recnfielo grpreB5us bineiriouitt
Iicier battle lpedcn IefeftS Scr Cuff.
bremc nnge6alter
9eioe 3iiee iporen nit YoIidaieren
aefiiut Inter Sen @erlcbtcu befau.
ben lid 5ablreite friibere Dale Stits
oeuten luelhc uaH Rem 9)orf 5il.
riidfebrtcn naboeH tie Der yeiQr oes
sllumneu Cages III Stem &upcp
beiacmobut batten
Inter ben &aiiagicren oes Qofal.
5uses poren mebrere @litgIiaoer Scr
Sons Of the 9l!ucrican RepoIutiou.
peIhe idb auf Per SSobrt nadl @rin.
gcpot bcfauocil, Inn bort ctnern Is
ner bci5lnrnbnen
Ger Eonpifeiiel Der 2ofonotibe
oes 2otal5uges erplooirte. Tie Sci
den bcS 2ofonotipfii6rerS uno Sci.
b5crs luuroen llitcr 0en 1riiiumern
aefiin0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

glbpuHcntcn bic ben Il sSeniidJcu GDrres
iponocntcn" uidlt piinftlidj Ohcr hnrearl
mdRia crGdIign, iinb 9cbctetJ ber Office
nauur per Gclcphun DOer idlriftttd Nsit.
tDcilMEa su mn(bcn.
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Rnbigc8 9 lut

gSGbrcn0 ,Seucrmcbr lm0 gnreoi.
9lngeiteltc Ger elliott Gttcubeimer
& elliott Sirma Gin 8cucr in 0cr
Giqarrcniobrif 9r.2ii3 2il5, Dit
0lmcr 5truBc, bfedmpften, wcIdeS
i'm GrogcidoB ocS 0cnonrtcn CSC
bGloes aisgebroMcn mar, bliebcn
$50 GigorreumoNcr rubie bel ibrer
9lrbcit imo 5eieten niht bic gcrinoite
9lufrcgitng. Gin Ebcil Der 9lrbcitcr
crfubr crit noMtrdglid ehpos pon
sem 9rcuOc, mo ocu ouOercn mar
mitact6cilt mor0en, 0oB hlr iic fcine
@cfo6r bcitcbc. Gos 5cucr NOR
ourl1 ciucn iibcrbei3tcn Sfcn cntiton-
ben.
Tcucrin 5onatoriunt
6eucr muroc Geitcrn III irii0er
NlorgenlhnOc iut Spciicainmcr Oe8
G6iroproctic 5ouotoriinS oeS Or.
&ullorO IN Scr gld1c pon Golpiou
ourh ciucu &oticnter cntocdt ocr
( iniolgc ocs &audcs aus 0em 5dHoie
oltfqcmodt mar. Gurd oie Yileoc.
rinncn muroc iofort sic 5eucrmebr
4 pom Gomion bcnodriftigt sic Ocn
@rono jc0ot6 crit 0anu l0idcH fonntc,
nodocm iic Ocn 6ilBbooen I'M 5peiic.
simmer oiliscriiicn botte Gns SScltcr
ioll Ourh einen oefeften 2eitlngs'
orobt entitan0en lem lmo Ger onge.
ricbtetc Sdoocn belduft iid oilf etipo
( $50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23

Abunnenttn bic ocu ,,Inildru 01rreipuu,
Sstrh' nldli Dnniiiid pOcr unrfgclninNtg rta
nWMnMen, iino nebetcr, pcr Etiicc Dnppn ptr Srle'
Vpoh vorr idrillid WlitibflIung 81 mnacil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-23
GitenS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Scr Siteno @erih6nermespeteir
miro fem idbrliAes 9anfett dnt 1
Widr5 I'M u@merion Sotcl" obboI.
ten, mo5u Ginlooungcn ousgeionot
iino.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-30
Former Chairman Of the State
Committee DenounceS
"WatchfuI Waiting"

NEW YORK. Oct. 3O.-COl. F.. l..
Price. ex-chairman of the Democrat
lie state committe of New Jersey, an
nounces that he intends to vote and
work for the election of Charles T.
Hughes to the presidency and viii ex-
ert all his influence to defeat Mr.. VII
son. Col. Price was for fourteen years
head OF the Essex county Democratic
committee and is one Of the best
known Democrats OF New Jersey. He
describes himself as true Demo-
crat, whose grandfather fought in the
revolution" He says that since his
youth he has followed the Democratic
flag in victory and in defeat, he sup
ported Wilson for the governorship
Of New Jersey six years ago and for
the presidencysin 1912.
But vote for his reelection
means an endorsement of his foreign
policy" says Colonel Price, and
believe that the course he has pur-
sued is q national disgrace. When
we consider that hundreds of Amer
lean citizens have been butchered,
American women outraged, American
children slaughtered, American habi-
tations on American soil burned and
destroyed, to say nothing OF millions
of dollars worth Of American proper
ty wrecked or stolen, all while Pres
ident Wilson pursued his declared
policy of 'watchful waiting. how shall
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DEMOCRATS
With Treatment Given Judge
Robinson and Will Vote the
Republican Ticket.

CHARLESTON, Oct 40 Disgust
cd with the disEraceful methods re-
sorted TO In Fairmont by the Demo
cratic campaign managers In refusing
Judge Robinson, the Republican can
didate for governor. permission to
speak from the court house steps, T..
A. Gemas. life long Democrat, Of
Kanawha county, has written letter
to a local Republican newspaper
stating that he will vote the straight
Republican ticket and that his broth
ers, also Democrats. will do likewise.
In his letter to the Charleston Post
Mr.. Gemas says:
II have been a lifelong Democrat.
My father before me was Democrat
My brothers are Democrats. But,
sir, we intend to vote tho straight
Republican ticket. After that dis
tingulshed jurlst. Judge Robinson,
invaded Marion county. my party's
state headquarters, and after the dis
graceful reception they gave him |
cannot stand for for It,
II believe the Democratic mayor
was unpatrlotic. His act was un-
American. Who ever heard OF Nc
Graw Democrats or the lamented
Kenna doing the like? Watson's
ideas are'not in keeping with the
Democracy OF our state and this gov
ernment. believe In free religion,
free speech and the pursuit Of happi-
ness unmolested. remain yours for
the success of Ira Il. Robinson.
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VISIT
PIKE STREET
GROCERY
And Garry Away Small Amount
OF Candy and Chewing
Gum.

Several persons, supposed to be
boys, entered the West Virginia Pro-
vision Company's store on West Pike
street, early sunday night. and after
enjoying a meal on canned goods.
crackers and pickles, stole four boxes
OF chewing gum, several pounds of
candy and few other articles, and
made their escape without being de-
tected
The robbery was detected Monday
morning when the store was opened
for business as the boys left a lot of
empty tin cans and boxes on the floor
in corner, where they had served
their meal. County and city officers
were notified Of the robbery and
Sheriff Stout's bloodhounds were
brought to the scene. The dogs took
up the trail and followed IL several
hundred feet whore they lost II and
were unable to find II again. CITY
Detective l.. l.. White Is also working
on the case and It is thought that ar
rests will be made before very long.
The boys gained an entrance to the
store by climbing onto the top or n
wareroom behind the store and fore
ing transom open. A small strong
box in the Office used for storing val
liable papers. was found on the floor
where the boys had been trying TO
force II open with screwdriver, but
were not successful. No money was
secured by the youthful robbers.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BALTIMORE, Md. oct. 20
Calves Prices Arm on the better
grades of fat veal calves. Choice
light veals in constant demand. We
quote: Calves, veal choice, by ex-
press, per pound. 12hc; do, do, do,
by boat. do, 12cm12hc; do, do.
light. ordinary, do. lie; do. rough
and heavy. per head, SSQS1S.
Lambs and sheep-Ready sale for
choice stock. We quote: Sheep, No.
l. per pound. &c q &c; do, old bucks,
do, &c q sc; do. common to fair, per
head. s1.506$2.50; lambs, spring,
choice per pound 10c a 1O4ac; do, do.
small and poor. do, Sc09c.
Live pigs, as to size, per head. Sc a
$3.50; shoats, as to size. do 500
$3.50.
Beef cattle-We quote: Beef cat
tie. first quality, per pound 7c@
71ac; do, do, medium. do, &c a SIC;
do. do, bulls. do. 4cG sc; thin steers
and cows. per head $1O4$20; oxen,
per pound, 4cG SC; milk cows, good,
per head. $300 500.
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LLOYD DUFF PROMISES
NOT TO SELL ANY BEER
When Sheriff Stout Catches
Him with 500 Bottles Which
He Has lust Received.

Five hundred pint bottles of beer
packed in Gunny sacks Is the LATEST
supply received by Lloyd DUFF. at his
home on First street, according TO
Sheriff Ross f. Stout, who visited the
Duff home shortly after Dun arrived
there late Sunday afternoon from
point without the state AS the goods
were properly labelled the sheriff did
not confiscate them.
Sheriff Stout was notified Sunday
afternoong that Duff was bringin
the beer in and he Immediately
went to the Duff home with several
deputies. but Dun had reached there
before the officers and had the beer
removed from his auto to his home.
The sheriff and deputies counted all
the sacks and found they were all
properly labelled. The sheriff made
Duff promise that he would not sell
any of the beer under pain of arrest
before he left the Duff home.
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BOYCOTT
Against Boy Scouts is Declared
by a Branch of Federation
of Labor.
tnr An.eerA1rp rnrsn,

BOSTON, Oct O.-Workingmen Of
the country are asked to withdraw
their sons from Boy Scout organiza-
tons in resolution adopted by the
state branch OF the American Fedora
ton of Labor Sunday night. The action
came after a report that Charles C.
Jackson, president Of the greater Bos-
ton council of Boy Scouts, has advised
scout masters to prepare the boys I'M
der them ITO Withstand politically the
aggressiveness of labor unions" which,
he is said to have predicted would be
Savage and bitter" after the war.
"If this Is to be the attitude Of the
Boy Scout movement" the resolution
said, at is time that the wage earners
OF the country should take their sons
ont OF the movement for the reason
that boys and young men should be
educated on liberal lines and not mar
row mes"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-30
MURDER is LIKELY AS
RESULT OF SHOOTING.
Sheriff'S Posse Fails to Find
ASsaiIant of Negro Wound
ed at Dice Game.

William slmma negro coal min
ors Of viropa, Is in critical condl-
tion in a hospital here with bullet,
wound Though the abdomen received
Mt O'Clock Sunday morning in a
fight that eliminated IN ali night
game with dice. a sherifH's posse
with bloodhounds made two trips In
that section Sunday In search for
his assnllant, but without success
The latter Is known to the officers
but they arc Withholding his name for
what they assert is sufficient reason.l
According to information lodged
with Sheriff Ross +. Stout, the shoots
ing occurred In the dwelling OF u. G.
Cooper. at Vlropa. The sherifr's office
says he is the same u. G. Cooper whos
recently served six months sentence
in the county jail for bootlegglng. Z
Murder will be the outcome OF the
case, II is believed. as Simms's wound
Is thought to be so bad that he cane.
not recover.
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America First, E0en
Though it Cost My
Son, Says q Mother

poct us mothers TO rest easy with our
boys at the mercy Of man who has
already taken eighty-two positions on
forty-one important questions that
have faced our government? Our faith
ors were not too proud 10 fight, our
boys are not too proud to fight, and we
mothers are not too proud nor too
cowardly 10 fight II our cause is just.
Give us a man to head our government.
Send Wilson. Bryan. Daniels ct al back
to their knitting. where they will be
more in harmony with their surround
ings.
Very truly.
MRS. CHARLES a. GIBSON.
Pittsburg, October 81, 1916.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-30
ITALY EXPLAINS
Its Occupation Of Northern
EpiruS through Its Minister
to the King Of Greece.

LONDON. Oct. 30-The italian
minister to Greece in an audience
with King Constantine has explained
that the Italian occupation OF north
ern Eplrus does not change the situ-
alton there MS affecting the status or
Eplrus as this will be decided in
peace conferences after the war, says
a Reuter- despatch from Athens. The
minister Informed the king that
Italian troops had replaced the Greek
soldiers in Eptrus in order to pro-
tect the left wing of the Entente
army.