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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
WILD WEST STUNT PERPETRA.
TED ON LONELY ROAD NEAR
MOUNOSVIlIE.
Bandits Showed REVIEWERS Into Mans
Face and Ordered Him to Shell
Out-Eseape Into Hills.

Thre masked men. with the APP
pearance OF foreigners. held up Sam
Johnson at a lonely spot on the Rob
erts Hill road leading out of Mounds
Vile about 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon and at the point of revolvers re-
lieved him of S27 in money.
They then broke into p run over the
hills and ave not beer heard from
or seen since. Johnson hurried to the
home OF Mrs. Kate Higgins. below
Moundsville. from where he tele-
phoned the city and county authori-
ties.
Chief OF Police Rex RAIDER. officer
Erastus Miller and Sheriff G. r.
Hutchinson hurried 10 the scene OF
the holdup but were unable TO race
the men and returned 20 the city. sat
ished that their quarry had made
good their escape.
According TO Johnson. who was
cared so badly he could hardly talk.
he vas going toward Moundsville. At
n lonely spot in the road three men.
whom by their appearance he judged
TO be foreigners. approached him. Two
of them had revolvers i'm their hands.
which they Immediately showed into
his face and told him to shell out"
At first he refused 10 comply with
their order and they proceeded 20
search him In going through his
pockets they found his money. which
he says will total about SCI. which
they took. Then making him turn in
the direction OF N%oundsville they told
him to git" and judging from his
condition when he reached the Hig-
gins residence he did.
After getting his money the men
ran toward the river. he saws. and
hat was the last hes aw n them In
the time elapsing between the time
the holdup was perpetrated and the
officers were notified the latter believe
that the robbers had at least ten miles
start OF them.
Johnson is employed as a laborer
at the Ben Holmes farm on Roberts
Ridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
NOBODY HONE.

Guy Bolton and Paul Bubens. Iibret-
lists. and jerome Kern. composer. are
very liable TO be ostracized and black
hallcd by all their fellow craftsmen N
they are not more careful hei eafter. In
John T.. Slocum's decidedly smart ami
winning musical comedy Nobody
Home. they have absolutely had the
tcmeyity and daring TO depart from the
tltueworu and thrcadbIre tracks OF mus
ical ,.mvus composition and write some
tnius really u.w and original They are
50 utterly dltfer,-t from overy body else
taat 30 D. u~o.luNeiy startling. Dt course
THIS is very nice Tor t.e pu'ltc and eN-
plains why "Nob04y Home o. such "a
big financial and artistic success every
whore, blt t-c other cfuuIa,gs and
writer's viii no. like &c. The Iar, Viii
make Them Uarr POI trD.~ royalties now.
"Nouu.y i.sue will ue ths attraction at
90. Court Thea rD. Tuesday and We'd
ns day. Jan. 1919. vita popular matinee
ou Nc~du,sday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
HAPPY HOME ON THE NATIONAL
Road BSoKEN BY MISTER
IoUS ABSENCE.
Mrs. Charles caIlise Departs. Leaving
Note informing Husband That
She Will Not Return.

When Charles Callise OF the Ma
tional road. returned to his home after
a day at labor in one OF the mills OF
Wheeling. he was o greeted as usual
with the merry smile of his wife and
step-daughter. Ruth. but a cold and
dreay home faced him. Sometime
during the day his wife packed her
strip and left. leaving an explanatory
note on a table in the dining room.
according 20 Mr.. Callise. last night
Callise Is broken hearted over the
mysterious disappearance Of his wife.
and is doing everything possible to Sc
cure her return. Chief OF Police 4.
H. Church, OF Fulton. is conducting n
diligent search. II is the belief that
she is located in Wheeling and should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
THE THEATRE
TIVE sPENprHRIFr.r

This afternoon and evening Will be The
last opportunity TO witness Porter
Emerson Browns successful play, The
Spendthrilt." which has delighted large
audiences at the Court Theatre this
week. Tho theme OF The Sp~endthrift'
Is domestic extravaganza. II wildly
portrays the evil attendant upon the
careless. not To say criminal eNtrava-
gance. INDUCED in by thusc-both men
and women-occupying a certain tratum
OF our American society. \ great deal
attention has been paid to proper mount
ing Of the piece and the STAGE settings
are = revelation in the art OF stagccratt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
They Let Him
Sleep Soundy

"sInce taking Foley kidney pills
7 believe ] um entirely cured and q
.icrp rDundly ala night H. o..
NfrHUrrr.
Take two ~ FOLEY Kidney pills
with H glass ~ pure water after each
U.sl ana nt bedtime a quick and
ff"F way fp plt a stop 90 your rrt-
frr up umo after time during the
.FHf.
I.Irv kidney Pulls also stop pain
In Dock r Sides. Ioudar' on. STONE
p troubles. disturbed heart action.
ENm ard aching joints. end rhrumaua
pains duo 90 kidney ana bladder nIl-
uFrfr.
DaIuosvila. &C. r. u No. q NJ.
M n. ~hfr1vrgo says 'F0r ten years
j "A. been unable 90 sleep OIL rfrnf
IfNUut getting un. Sometimes only n
i.W minutes after FoinR to bed ID
Irnrf ~ Tor ff. trouble. 1arf year
4 frIe1 fnirv kidney PILLS auI aref
D.. bling bottle d believe arm ru.
cured and 4 sleep souudly al
rai safe By John CoIsman CO..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
FULLY IDENTIFIED.

Kansas city Journal
But ! don't know you. madam
protested the paying teller TO a woman
who had presented a check The WON.
an. instead Of reply haughtily. 81 d.
not wish your acquaintance. sir"
merely gave him a CLASSY smile and
said.
"Oh. YES YOU do. don't need any
n 10 Identify me. I'm the red.head.
ed hem next door 10 you whose inns
OF boys are always running across
your garden when you started 10
town this morning. your wife said
Now. Henry. IL YOU want a dinner ~
10 eat THE evening youW have 10 leave
me n little money. ] can't keep this
house on Christian Science A"
Here ga YOUR money" interrupted
the paying teller family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
EXAMINATION FOR
STLNOGRAPHERS
FOR GOVERNMENT WORK TO BE
HELD ~ FEDERAL BUILD
ING. FEBRUARY 10.
Positions Are open TO Both Men and
women and Pay From S2.43 to
S3.2s Per Diem.

Notices were posted IN the federal
building yesterday announcing that civil
service examinations viii b. held iu th,
FEDERAL building of this city Tor steno-
trap"rs and typIst- ou wednesday. IN.
ruary 90. The bulletin iu part reads
Al'n and women VIII Dee admitted to
ihls examination. who are is y,lr. cog
over. Persons who wish Co enter OBJ. ..-
animation should apply af once for form
1923 and application form 1877 t1 E.-
aminer John T. CUwI at the Wheeling
posiofticc Applicants must submit "a
photograph or him OPP herself tlt.u with
boo two years. with their application"
The positions pay from s14s Co So IS
"a day for rtcuoFraphers or tvpplets who
can qualify az the examination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
POSTPONE SERVICES
illness q Several Members % First
Baptist Church Caused Sus.
Dsnsion Of Meetings.

OwIn~ fo illness among several Nom.
lars ~ tho congregation of the First
Har.'at church. tho revival meetings
.'rr Iarc beon held 'hero Tor the
f1.t week have been discontinued I'M
ON February 2p Tho services win
ror- with o. union meeting af tho I'm
arurI farfI.I church iu charge ~
far A. Miller
"Tha Ultimate o. salvation" win DO
'.a 'H0uo of the morning sermon 20
Do" delivered by tho pastor. Row r g.
l-r.rIr.f.1i Sunday Sunday afternoon
o. mems meeting rIT hr hold win
music bv tho male ersfe.fe The sor
moi wIl be 'Cia folf.on ty Charac
f'r Tho evening subject viii be
.3.r I'afI0n nf wrecked Life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
SERMON In sonrn

I'm connection with the asrvices held
last night in the Methods Episcopai
church Of Triadelrhia. Prof. Marashle-
jan. e. native Of Tarsus. but now an
American citizen. wae present and
preached through sons and music giving
the rendition of his first sermon iu song.
ON sunday evening. he will give his Sec
"nr sermon in song. which viii include
one song In the Turks language. one
song in tho Armenian language. one 500
urano solo. one bass solo. and other Sc
lr,Jous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Mrs. Jerome WAGNER.

Mrs. Jerome Wagner. died yesterday
morning AT S:25 o'clock az her home on
Middle Wheeling creek. she was I'm the
siNty-second year OF her age. Death was
due TO complication OF diseases. Mrs.
wagner Is survived by three daughters.
Mrs. i. =. Byrne. Mrs. Carl Bott. and
Miss Agnes Wagner At home. and two
sons. Hermann Wagner of Elm Grove.
and Joseph Wagner. at home. Funeral
services Will be held from the family
home Monday morning at $50 o'clock.
Followed by requiem high mass in 1t.
Mary's church at Triade1phia. az 10
o'clock lnterment will be IN 81. Mary's
cemetery. Tr~iadclphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
JOINT MEETING
or Butchers. Engineers aud Tfrcmcu
Held hn Majority Hail Last
Hight-nuard Actions.

Nert.r- of ff. butchers. engineers
and nr.wsra locale u.f Ir I.Irf ..
.'nr ir fhs Majority faT fsaf rIrrf nr
if ia understood rHrHIfrr.I ....~
r0.rfH in regard FOB fHa present etrIir
fulr.n THNrrer after tHH meeting
Hta over frr members 900 n.f fefI .f
liberty fH dIrrIHs fr. meeting other than
H we harmonious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Good Program Given.

The members Of the Franklin Literary
society Of the Greggsville school rem
dcred a splendid program yesterday af-
%ternoon- The program consisted OF ora
tons, essays. declamations and a debate.
The question debated was Resolved.
That the United states should establish
"a military school similar to that al West
Point in every state" Negative. Reed
Murray and Irwin Keller; ALTERNATIVES,
Raymond keeton and sheldon Keller.
The decision of tho judges was In favor
of the affirmative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
WESLEYAN LOSES
TO MU.KINGUM

Special Dispatch to the ln%telligencer.
BUCKHANNON. W. Va. Jan. IA
For the second time in history Wesley
an tonight lost u game OF basket ball
on the home floor. but the defeat was
miugated To some extent by the fact
The honors went To a team coached by
"A former Wesleyan star. Greasy"
Ncale- From the start Of the contest
it was apparent IA II would be an
even battle and the result however de-
pended on Just "a little superior condi-
ton on the part OF Muskingum and the
Breaks OF the game that went the
way Of the Buckeyes. At the end OF
the nrst half the score stood lS-i5 in
favor OF Wesleyan. but the lightning
asst floor work Of Montgomery. Muskin-
gam forward. was too much for Wes-
cyan and his xix baskets tell the tale.
The entire Muskingum team played
we'll. but they were unable TO work
The bail close TO the basket ON account
or sensational guarding BY Morrison and
Daniels ana most Of their baskets were
iu, result o. long accurate niugs. Nor
rs"n stood out most brilliantly for
We l't an. ila superb passing was the
feature OF the whole contest. but he
wa ably assisted by Resseger. Shu-
maker and Jacobs. Ia spite Of the de-
ieat the WESLEYAN FIVE showed the m
ct pass WORK that az oranEe and black
I'VE has exhibited 30 many days and the
ur cdt is a~ttributeI more Co lack Of
sufficient practice ana consequent poor
huHfiu6 than 10 weakness ia the team
itself.
Lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
LECTURE SERIES
Associated Bible Students WIN Have
Speakers OF Note DeIvsr an Ad-
dress Each Sunday.

The associated Bible students OF
Wheeling have made arrangements for
a series ~ free lectures 20 be given IN
their auditorium in the Mutual Bank
building They have secured speakers
Of ability from various cities through
cut the Middle West and Eastern states
and q lecture will be delivered each sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The hrst ~ these lectures will he
given tomorrow afternoon. when Mr..
r. Van Hyuing. OF Akron. o.. will de-
liver his address on The Rich Young
Ruler"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
THREE FOREIGNERS HOLD
UP AND ROB FARM HAND

Jay. Wednesday and Friday. services
Will be held In tine 1~iethodist Episcopal
CHURCH with Rev. n. \ Riddle. Tastor.
Of the Presbyterian church In charge.
Rev. ii. c. Deeds. pastor OF the NJ. +.
church. Will speak on Tuesday and
Thursday evening. The following week
services will be held In the United Pres
byterian church In charge of SynOdical
Speaker Rev. Grimes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Duffy Funeral.

This morning at $3.50 o'clock. funeral
services Will be held from the family
home. No. I Howell avenue. Paterson.
Tor John Thomas. infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Duffy. who died Wednes-
day morning. The services at the hluse
VIII be followed by mass which viii be
celebrated ia st. Vincent de Paurs
church az Elm grove. at . O'Clock. In
terment Will be in Mount Calvary Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

the ballets Of the worlds leading opera
houses. Pathes Weekly and good come
dies closes the bill No one should miss
f.. Coming Monday-One day only
Jane Grey. Trilby Marshall. Sam Ber-
nard. Ralph Lewis and other stars in
the best Triangle program ever shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

Christian Blum. druggist. .f Eiriue-
ton Lane has become tha sole owner "i
the Woeb.- confectionery arH supple
a. Elm Grove. a- exclusively announce
in the i--u. ui tne Intelligence ou FrI-
day. December 80. The place. as fore
casteI af .ra' time has been rem0del.I
and g. drug store and cuuiec'iou.rv come
bined wII he continued 1I enc place Of
businee- which Del sifIaf. pu Nliu
street. Film Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
STRANGE ATMOSPHERICAL VISITOR
.DlSTURBS WEST ALEXANDER QUIET

airy In the tenderloin district last
hlsht and early this morning. during
which considerable property damage
was done. and AZ least two women
iously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
OUT-THE-PIKE
Second commnnity Meeting.

The second o. = series OF five commu-
nifty meetings arranged FOR the winter.
was held last night in the United Pres
bytcrian church The general theme LAST
night was Education. and "Consoli-
dated SLc0ols" was the subject OF the
principal address. delivered by Rev. H.
A Riddle. pastor 'f the west Alexander
Presbyterian church. Rev. Ei-ile H.
scribod the workings OF the Sherrard
CONSOLIDATED high school.
\ community meeting is held each
month. The subject OF the December
meeting was Health" Other subjects
OF The esries are "Noung People. for
the February meeting. Farmers" for
the March meeting. and Social Ceuters,
for the concluding meytiug 90 th, series.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

cert the law Of the Jungle rs Tn. law
OF life "
He said that the best idea vet nd
Nanced was that OF the league to en-
FORCE peace one OF whose purposes was
the formulation OF international law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

III ToVno sweet potato crnn Will
amount Co. 10 600 900 hu-hsfs ftts 49,
Iuf rrel.cnfe Of that expansive afafe -
mcrfIv irr.fafcd tv such dfmfnuffvenesr'
-hef cay the Figures should be ten Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Bowers Funeral.

Funeral services Owe ,re remains of
the late Mrs. Margaret Bow FRS. OF Eim
Grove who died wednesday evening. WINS
held yesterday morning az ID" o'clock.
from the Thoruburg IudcrtakiuE par
Tors. Rev. l.. T. LcweIlyu. pastor OF IRE
Stone PrcsbyterItu church. ofuciHtri.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15

All arrangements ha., been completed
for the game which will b. played thIs
evening between the Trisd,lphla Dis-ri. q
high school basket ball team and tine
Shadyside high scIuol team BOO taa
casino az Wheeling park As both
teams are BOO first class condition. "a good
game b. 90 10, expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-15
Mufkingum-3l.

Substituttuns-Thurmau for Resscg-
e.. Christy for Arnold LanE Tor Gibson
Scurln--Gosls from ucId Jacobs. O.
.lt maker. p RossoEcr. D. Thurman. Il.
Morrison. q Daniels. d Montgomery,
o.. Atkinson. ! Christy. 2
uI- from fouls Morrison . out OF
10 Atkin-on 10 out Of 10.
Williams.
500 cr-I.Hlum.
TImer=kcllsun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

9fui @eranlniiing ser 9eanten
oeS @eilnO6eits Geportements bot.
ten Ii6 aeItern Dor 9idter Slit i'm
norooilliden @oli5eigerift 13
Saus6eiiser ciuseiimOen peIde es
bis6er oerabiGunt batten, i6re Sais.
abiliiIie all Ous Itdotiihe 9lb5ugs.
fonalipitem anidlieBen 81 laiien.
0en Sous6eiibern puroe cine @ar-
nuug 5u 96eil iuo oieiel6en cntIai-
fen nadoem oenieIben 3eit gcaebet
puroe, oos @eriGlunte nah5u6olen.
9or Oeniiel6cn Gidter 6atten iid
mld bier Ecrionen 81 perortiuorten.
Die bci6uIoigt uoren @lnm6erarbci'
ten obne Die bier5n criorOcrlitbe 2i-
.cen5 ausgehibrt 81 6a6en. Grei Ser.
lonen murOe entloiieu, bod mlBte
Ole Uicrte, 9lbrn6om @oIf cine flei-
ne @eloitraie binterIeeen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
a1rrbnttnmesmnBrrnr bri'm alDablrm
am z. 1luurmbrr.

9cm Gmpidns bes Wob6etes ofic Der @dblcr oaruu OoB
o &idietc Die Snioen oe StmnetelG Gerfs iebcn
ie ie6en Damn reide man oen Stnn5ete 5ilrid
Sn 9uoe a Der Md6ler ooroui Der Smnetel gea5t
W bomit i'm nad Dem Norfieren in oerbe gSe moe 5uian
meee fali@ 5uannengeeeter gSabte miro nidt ecBdb
Sum Maren Oes g9a65etels bnube g8G6lcr Sen
l0id6en 8leit Den in Der 9oe an nem ya9el ieecbnoe
DornOt bcube feline lafcOcr nnO aud feinen sutnidcn
Sletift 70 mare @abl5ee neroen midt eedblt Der Gb
@ Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aet ouB Die d6ler oaran ni
oft erinnert werocn fonnci.
9cn arcu55eiden genieeu Sin are95eiden in oem 6elo
1inter ben Gauen oes %raoutdd gce 4rdioemdotss
GnnOoaten 56b fir Oe n @obmdner (@eoren) Der Nd6ler
iole wenn 10 tmmt Damn ne ateleden in ocn 8eOcrn
biter Den @oen Der gSaGmdnncr md Oanit einn e6Ir
6cecbt
Gc 6rgen od arciYeidbe in0 gc6e no6 gu uiadjen
r Oe 9Ocs fir 0en Gonarcabqeoroneten r oOcr
geee oen 3ab CUR Stoasperfain9 pdet @oubcrncir
cn Die Nladt oerei Oe So6 Ser gpgneen ieiens ser
gslalr 81 beimmen scgcn Erobbou; fir Die SdionIei6e
fit Die GonOucnauIeibe; fir sic Apr ebcerimeSone6c fir
oie 8flaiteringsanle5e
Die S5o6oole no ll6r @oreens bis lt6r N6cios Of
icn Nd idcbc Die gusbmg ser 6odpidtgen grgcrpt
gSdbGs nit o bis 5r ebeu Stnoc; eS 6nntc i rcn oai
Sec oas Gcdc tb uO O Sine oOer Nnoc Damn feline @cgc
bet 5rm &dben bet0mc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
Seine 9aie far lIeberlanfer.

StoatS Gcportenent oeripeigcrt fol-
den 9lmerifanern, mel6e i6r SC
6en fir Ocn a0nig bon @ngluno
o0er irgeuO eincn anoeren @oten.
taten laiien poacu, Sen S6ub
ais amerifaniide giirger. - @e.
iet bon 1906 ais maBge6eno al.
geiiibrt.
Ger 6ritiide Sieutenont G6eoOore
0lor6urg, ir., mel6er nit ieiner BEL
giiden 6rou nad @nglonO reien
wolte, INN bort ais SSnitrufteur i'm
6licgeroienIt pieOer cine Stellmg
81 nebmen nil morgeu BON gleip.
Yorf aus ole Heiie ontreten. Gr Bat
Sos Staots Departement in @oi6-
ineton Inn einen YaB ols omerifoni-
iher Biirger erildt, Oob lpeigert iicb
Oos Staots 9epartement, eineu iol.
dben 8oB ous5uitellen, oo &r. Wlors
burg iein amerifdniides 9iirgerredi
abeeidmoren bot oils er iHmor, fin
Oen &onig bon Guglono 5u iterben.
6olgenoe Eepeide ser n9liior. 9reiie"
aus @oibington melOet: Gas Sc
inc6 oes IbeoOore Worburg, IT,, .,So6n
ocs friiberen amerlfanii6en @eion0-
ten al gelgien, Inn einen 9oB 5ur
Giidfe6r na6 @nglono, nm tpieOer in
Oas britiife 6lieger Corps ein6li-
treten lit bonn Bureau fir E1iie Der.
lpeigert unO oen bo6ereu geomten
oes Staats 0eportements ii6eriuie-
ien luoroen 9luf Die 9lahforiduns
gen oes Bureaus bat Marburg 5li-
gege6en 0oB er in elmer fremOen 9lr-
NEE fdmpfte uno MIN nuf ieincn 80.
item 5llriidjufc1rcn beabiid]rige. glus
oieiem @run0e bot oos gureait in
lle6ereinItimmung nit Dem @eiebe
BON 1905 Die 9lusiteQung Oes @aiies
perpeigert mo sic Sade ii6eriuieieu.
Staats SefretGr 2anIiug Ser iidb
3par meigertc, iiber ole glneeIegeu6eit
gu ipre6en iogte, OoB elm 9lmerifa.
ner, Der iib in einer frenoen 9lrmee
onmer6en lGBt, iein 9iirgerredt Oer-
liert. 9lpplifanten INN YGHe miilien
BON gteuem i6r 9iirgerreht eruerbeu
unO angeben, 5i pelbem 3mede iie
nod sen friegiii6renoen Sdnoern sc.
ben, e6e ser @aB gepd6rt fDeroen
fam. Dlar6urg berlor Elm 8ein,
tpdbreno er in 6ranfreid nit Der
britii6eu 9lrmee operirte, unO 6ea6.
iidtiet nod england 5uriid5ufe6ren
INN als Snitruftelr in Oas 6lieger-
Corps eir5utreten,"
Iie britiide 9otidoit in @ai6ing-
ton 6eItdtigte, Dob Nlar6lrg feline Pip
pIitation iiir @aiiage na@ englonS
geno6t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03
9srubuOo-GOni er0aturinm

Die @eIongs. .gl6t6eilltne Der Nor.
bereitlines-aloiie oes @eoboODsGou'
ierootoriums fiir @lriif Miro om
Somitaa, oen IT,. glopember, i6ren
llnterridt aline6melL Der in Der
@caboop &orleic6oac tottfinoet.
Dicie @eianesabt6eiluugcn purOen
eiu gepidtieer 9ilounes. 5oftor ~
Der gorbereitnngs .9lbtbeiluug nno
fonnen ainOer oaer Q(ltersflalien oa'
ran tbcilnebnen. Sir 6ltere Ildo'
den iino eleidiaQs 9loiien eineerid)'
let woroen. SRI. Senriett1 Sow, che
maliee gorite6erin Der Muiit.2bt6ei'
lung Der offentli6en Sdulen lInO
6rGulein @liiobet6 @minoer pcroet
Die 2e6rerinnen Der aloiien iein, prC
fe, iuie folet, lluterridt buben mer
ben: annben-9loiie BON $40 bis 800
@orm. aleine ainoer-9loiie (uon 3
bis s So6renD $50 bis 1890 YorIn.
9inoerflaiie 60 bis IL Sabre 1880
bis lilo @orm. gleIterc @IGo6ens
aloiie lilo bis ti.5O. ainoertlaile
bon . bis ll5r 9lo6mittags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-03

Den gon5en 9lbeno binour6, oiele
ldonc Soden miiroen gefauit, piele
prd6tige 0inge 9eiponnen.
Der Seeliorger Der @emeinoe, 9o-
Itor Sulius S5ofmnnL iuar ii6eraa
lmo lorgte audi an 6ieiem 9l6eno fir
oos @obl ser 9lnmeienOen.
Sertc g(6eno per0en iid oie E6ore
wieoer 0iinen sur 6ortIeBune oes
9a5ars lmo 9llliternicItes. 9luItern
in alien glrten ser 8u6ercitltne CAB
es natiirlicb aid. 8altimorer 9lu.
itern Die beIten in Ger @eIt.
Cab lie Oos iino, uuroe geitern
Abeno wieoer 6eipieien oenn Tie nun.
oeteu eor gut. gIotiirlid lag cs au6
an Der guten 3u6ereitins, oaB lie 10
gut ihmedten.
9os arrangements Gonite oes
0umenoereins beitebt aus 6rou Dir.
ginia 6e6ler, goriiberin, Sri. O1orie
ariiger @ice @rGiiOentin, 6rI.adt6e
aroee, Sdobmciiierin, 6roua. 9ot6.
mann, Siilfs SdoBmeiiterin, un0
5rau u. 9lo5ing, Sefretdrin
Der Gamenberein Bat ia Nlitglie.
Der lmo udbit itetig.
glm Shiirjen StanO; SSrou Or
Flummer uno Sri. Gao gn6rcdbt
9lm SiBluooren 9iih: Sri. Gor-
.rie EiinO iuuO Morg. @uitoouS.
9lm ardenItono: 6ral g. Sofe H..
SRI. Si55ie gsogner.
9lm Observation-Disclosures:
6rou u. 9lo5ing.
Pm SanonrbeitS -SiId; Sri. gll,.
quite Fieil, Sri. Gaa SdlelneS uno
6rau emma 9n6o6.
9lm eiscreme Gid: SRI. Nlart6a
SGiirmon, Sri. gertba gppler nno
Sri. yieno @ppIcr.
Aim Gid fir Siii,igfciten: 6ron
@eorg Saier lno Sri. Eanla @llIio.
ouS.
slm @liidsrao. 6rls. @roce ggol5,
Goroclio Sniit6, Hutb @e6er, SuIio
Blazing, GlieSemsel, aat1orineareB,
Seonoro aofe, SS. 9llbert 6. Sell, 81.
g. aofe, ir., ino SEQ. 9unede.
glm @liids Strlunpf. 6rIs. @.9l.
Brandt unO g9 9renner.
glm aiidlentiid. 6rou 9otb. Gofe
IunO Sri. Glii. @dgner.
SIN @B5inmer beOienten oic 6rau.
en- @milie @oqing6orit. Sophie ait6it,
s. Maiers, IS. @. Nagner, 8. Seno.
ri6s, Sri. @1inna gol5, Soo @rie.
Jun Seonu 2ong, aot6ie Treiiel, &C.
Sommertport rno 5rau @e6er
@Bjimmer: 5ran Clara 8uno ituO
Srl. WlarQ. 8uitapus.