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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
gefunntmndJnneeu


BaIttmore, 30 Stunt 1916.
Nuen oaran iniererten $erlonen piro pier-
nit NGdrbt eribeilt, Dab Der Saoi' Sngenleur
am 20. 9uri 1916 IN oeiem Bureau ipie es
ourd ocll gbihniit 81, glrtiiel 30, oes 8dltls
more Staois&ooer bon 1905 norgebrlehen
miro, Den erlldrenoen Blal mo oie 9nplllala
Nilie bon glutlneen eneerei0t bat iilr ole neil'
nDellirte rlo uctu0epHnltertc
Wien binter 2300 8lod 0ii'9aIiinoresSir
smcS 6inier 24oo eIod 0it@aliimore'siraBc
Jiorolete;
QncS binter 25oO god Olt9oIiimoressiraDc
yiprOieite;
Qme6 6inter 270O gIod Sft@aItimores9trab
gtneD 6inter $500 big 2sts Oit8altimorcsei Ctr;
Mnc 6iiIier 100 8lod %aiterlonB Barr'
0laeD 6inier il bis 43 Goro .&aiterioH9orfs
Qmc0 6imier 3le Bis 1892 s8aifcriou.@orr.
qaeo 6iniert 100 gIod observation-disclosures,
elQen binfer' Q biz SO observation-disclosures;
QlQe6 binier 100 8lod ross0lontioros sglbemie,
emc6 binier 100 gIod NorosMoniioro'gI 'gIoenue.
@ne5 biiifer 3 bis 50 gsoro.Wioutoros seoenue;
glial binier 2 bis SO ytpro sUtonhoro sgl0enle;
9lncD binier 10 bis 26 ios@ouingionsA Aoenne;
YlncD binter 2100 bis 2114 GiisSombnros Sir.;
glneD norolib lanicno bonn 1900 8lod Slt'
Qae6 ldnesieits ga Norosgouos sgiroBe bis
901 Jtoros9allass SiraBe
NHep VlHiet 'VV Nlpu 3'oto-S o-Spe"-Sif"pD ~
ieie
9mrb binter 100 glod Sft@reiiousS sSiraBe ln6
Gdrlisle Ylace;
Qmep binier 1900 Nlod gioros@ab sSirabe,
aae0 binier 1900 sIod Goro .grooopo0, Siis
lele
Qlnen lanfcno n5rolib mo iuolidD 3piiDeH
1000 9lod 5npn SiraBe ilno stiles cir;
Yurictt Court (glueO Buiiden 200 8lod Glib
GaroiHeStraB unb ShosSprlna' Sir);
9lncD 5wiben Caroline 8dHis mo Sprtng'
SirQBe uno 9aernsQbcnue
glle odbon beirolienen @erionen lino bered'
tat innerbnb 80 Lngen bonn Sdium borbe,
laQter gtot3 al iH Baliinlorer Staoiaerldt
ourn idlriitld eingereitie %eiition oaeeeell
5u appellren.
9ldjarb @ipinn,
(Snni20, ,SuliG,1 Staoi3egiIirnior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
9as II ber 6lndl Ser b6icn S9atI


Charles g. Sugbcs ioote in ieinem Sd)reben, III
meldcm CT oc Domination Der @rogrciiiDen $ortei
onobn
.0ein inteliacntcr O1ann miro getditidt
6urd 0ic 9u9enblids. 4ropcriidt Die ourd
o6normoe Gcr6dltnic berbcseibrt NOR
ocn it,"
gic .geu gorf @orlo" bemerft oodu
.@en oie @roiperitdt in oen Ser. Stoa-
ten nur cine Doriibcree6enoe 1T, 6onn lit es
oos arobte Dinq iemer 9lrt Dab oe gSelt
iemols aeIebcn bot 99enn oc 4Sroipertat
theilmciie 0urdl oen aropdiiden &rieg Der.
lfriodt mor0en it, oonn 1T @run6 fir Die
anna6me por6onoen, Dab oe 8utdnoc Die
scr arica geihoiien Bat, nod mouden Tog
nnoouern meroen"
g2otirlid mcrocn Die 3uitdnoe nod monden Sag
nn0nucul oenn Der Srie0e liegt in nod ebr mel'
ier Tcrne 9lber mas 0ann2 g8os ioll meroen menn
Sic ententcmGdte fcin 9riegsmotcral mcbr brmd]en;
mcm iic ibrc 1eloer weoer beitelen no Den groBten
Ebe brcS 9roogetreiOes weoer ieolt 5ieben; menn
lic infoQe Scr 6alsboben 0ricgSaiten 5ur ouBerten
5porlamfcit oc5murgen ien meroeu; menn ibre So
brifcn nic0cr IN pollem @onge n0 rno ne ibre Sum
ben IN Sl0omcrifa, 9liien iu0 Afro mieoer nit Ale
pereben fomcn mas ie brnuden2 @ir boben per'
idlut oieie oen aunOen Der Gntentc Dlddte nno aud
0gr Control 9iodte 81 uneren aunoen 81 moden SSlr
ho6c cine @ceaebeit Ole ein5ig IN Der @eldidte DER
99elt 6ocht n6enubt Dori6ergcben laiien gSlr bot
Mrt n6 einc eiaene arofe Son0elSotte aibouen fon-
mem. moSirh cine oouernoe 3roipcrtot gedoen NOR
0cn p1re Qber itQtt oeiien boben mir nod etmns ge
baht, oos ms efe erobe 9lugcnbdds Froipertdt
brinaen niir0e llno oieier 9lugenbds @roipertdt
meaen bo6en mir rnerc lnobbanggfet geoptert ibret
meoeu iino mir mieocr en qlnbdngcl oeS ooen |alt.
ierlan0es1 geporoen
God, pie sic ygSorIo" ioa ole @roiperitdt miro
nod mandcu Toq on0ouern oltdb nodl Dem &rlege
mcnn az nd nidt bic lleber Froipcrtdt en miro oie
oudenbHdlid berriht Goiir piro gsocorom Bilion
~ encr g9eiic orqcn gber unierc olte llnobbdngg'
feit miro ooierno gcopert merocn miiiien v0ns 1T
0er Tuh ser bocn 9bat Dob iie fort3eugeno INNER
goles mnB Qeba6ren0 g3ooorom @illou BOT ms ourdl
lenc @olitif an bic nit ben 6euerpocn I'M @anlple
nit sen Gcnirom6dten lieeenoe enente getettet; er
mB, oird Die bon ibm geIAoiicnen Scrbaltnille ge-
treben ms oid al Die nit Den Gcntralmddten Den
Sonoelsrieg fbrcnoe Gntente fetten ouen mir nid)t
smiidlen smci Dliblicine oeratben Der Anlang 81
0ieiem 2niduB an oen entente 3oaueren 1T 6ou
oemodt mor0en ourd oen oorgeidlagenen unoenotra-
iiIden Sod5oa ali oeutide 6orbiioic uno bic lo9e'
nountc rqnt luoir irGompetitionaoliel" in Der neuen
SieaerporIoec
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

gm ?. Suli Srnm Grauandi, gir 0iO ~,
Wionni Sirobc, rs Sabre alt
PIN 3 Sui Wiargnret y. 2eioig, Ar. 1909,
Sarqeani. Sirnbe, 10 Sabre alt
PIN g. Suli 9nr0arn Wilnnsta glr. 963, g.
g9n6ngion SirnBe SO Sabre aft.
9lm y Gull Catherine 0piuntoluSii, ylr. 500.
Goldman Court 2s Sabre alt
PIN 2. Sni Suniin W Gnnnte, 9ir. 422,
Glib Fbdrps ziraBc, SO Sabre alt.
PM 2. Sun Winrnnrctbn Nnim, glr. 724,
&enipooos9lpenue, AZ Sabre olt
9lm q Sui Nlberta Sricbcrt glr 0, Nor0s
WlouHis SiraBe, AZ Sabre alt
PIN q Snli 0arpllnc u. 3ttiuncr, gir 1928,
Gnforr SirQfc 80 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
4ilalteruugs. .Gommiilicu Der etabt Baltimore.
Mnlhhnlia
. q 7 7 1T Q 7 q 70. NNIIIII 10
Qln llllc, bic cS nnnchl!

Bdltimore, 20. Suni 1916.
Qln 9lnc, bic cS nngcbt!
G5 miro biermt aeridB bon gb0niten 30 y
nno SO oes Baltimore Stuots@Dnriere bcfdnnt
Ocmant oa6 bic @iaiierunqS GommiiiioIl Der
Gtaot baltimore nacb oem "A. 9nnnit 1916 be,
oinnen miro, Die uacbgeuannten Straben inif
mooernem Wiaterinl 3u pilaIiern neii 81 pid'
fern iio neu su beleQen glue Rerinnen iino
Gorporaionen meroen oes6ol6 anpeioroer, or
au6nb0eine fir one glrbeiien 81 l1ien mo
bieie Dor Dem a. glneuii 1916 81 beenoen, bic
in irQcuO elmer 99efe Die 9lniprabnng ooer
gluireBuna genanner StroBen n6tbig MAIDEN
mBnten na6oem ie ani olde gSeie qepias
fert ooer nel qepfluiert ooer neu bclegt lino.
Sic oben crDdbnicn Siraben iino
qcrinatunsGtr., BON Qi6crihsSir bis @ndiusSir.
Nnll. Ctr. bon Der 9Saiieriront bis Gidolon.St.
sSn guitraQe Der @ilaiierungSs commit lion
Der Staot Baltimore.
u. Ncit6 Compton,
Sorlber uno coniulirenoer Snaenieur.
". VI. 0u0iiel,
(Sulif,3101D SraBen Sngeneur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
gsermiIdltr glmaeiacm.

Sbne ecbrrr GngIiid iprcdjcn nno inlrei6en
1lle SieieniQen, 5e ln in Der enali6en
Sprade iibciI uno berOoniommnen lponen:
,,Mmcrifaniimcr Gpmetidler". 1896 SeiteH.
@rammqtf nno glnleltna IN inr5er Belt o9ne
nen Ciibt Die glsiprddc Der gS1rter. Die mca
I'm idelicbcn Nchen brauDt. Sin ueribDoues,
fur3 oeiaGicS gS1rierbub, Sine pouitdnoiae
SuiimnQeu, Goniralien. gSe6icln glHueiiungen,
Sc0disldrien etc. 9lur $1.O0. 8eiienun'
qcH nit ocm 8etrl1e on 0barleS 0allnlcBer
Yn1llhinn 0umpnnD, 205 GaH 40. street, 9lttO
Vuri, ". y. (Waifl,1 ,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

9I3bllN am 8. NuH i0l6 Gbarlcs u. Cai0n,
G7 Sabre alt 9eebter catte bon Winnie
gaton (ec6, @oliiieIer) uno SoRn pes eer.
Neeroigune iirlocf Hreitnn, 2. Sui, &ormttngs
10 llbr bon fencr @o6nung, @r 2938, Ser.
naro'sirapG aus nan Der aapele oeS g@uar
Dian AuQel". @uniinoooni9oe. uno 2. StraBe
UNI oann aili oem aGadnadn 6rieoboie". 8als
iinlore 9ouniD, ait. (Snli6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

fir Oen iid oie Counties bolten ~
gciHoifcncs bcionoercs @emciupclen
nit beionoeren Yribilegien lit ou
tief bel oeu GountD6epobncrn einge-
mur3elt I'M orf einmol oas 9luifom,
men eines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
p1rten 5i loilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

entcte iteben, uno Dab Ourd enci Ge9ierunespebiel
picocr Gin ielbittGucecs 9lmerifo 9c6ofcn pcroen
mag, oas geredt gegen 9lle lit lmO oui ole Seodtmg
ocs @eebes Der S0lter eens oacr ®tbrenocn nit
gtadorid 6eite6en per0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
gilaaeruuns. .6ummilHuu ber etaot Baltimore.
NiofhhouS


Baltimore 20. SUM 1916.
9ln Mlle, bic es angcbt
Sc iuiro biermii aeindb bon Nbi6niiten SO y
nn6 90 Is oes Baltimore Sidoig@barierS beiannt
qema1t Dab Die Biaerungs 9ommiiilon Der
staoi Baltimore na6 Dem Z. glngnit 1916 be,
ainnen miro, pie nobaeqagnien siraBen mii
mooernenl Wlaicrial 81 pIldiiern, ncn 3u pilds
ilern ino neu gu beceen glne Rerionen ino
@orporationen peroen oes6a6 anigeforoert, @rs
lan6niblbeine fir ale Arbeiien 81 Ioien nno
oieie Dor Dem Z. glngnit 1916 81 6eenoen, Die
in ireeno einer g9eie bic ghiiarabung ooer
gnireibung oenannter GirdBcn n0t6g moCbeit
moben na1oem lie auf loI@e gSeiie qepllns
Sic o6en eriudDnten SirabeH ilno
Ssssr.sr oog NIealanisgir 9is &eGo sT
ainocnsQlDe,, bon 9orib.9ne. bis g96iiclod cir.
HinDtGtr., bon 0insGtr. biS g3eDlcrsStr,
Mionnmcnt.etr, Wiilcus9loe BIG sur 0tItben
Som6MrG. etr,, BON ecoii.Gir biz @roB.SiroBc
Snl glutrdqe Der BilafierungS '@pnmlfiioH
Der Stnoi Baltimore,
VI. &eiib Compton,
8orllber mo coninliirenoer Snaenlcnr
9i. Wl. 6UplieD,
StrabensSngenienr
(Suni2t q, ,Snlt3IO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
AO1n Nermia,
Ql0Itiuure NemeterN.
eunoOu Ssurf Cemetery.

DnlIpTUIWNuWg. WIlDtIIu7WUuO'
Bnredu; yir. n, tSarntoansStrnRe.
9eardbhbpdbe bon $25 an. anier belidnot
der gmfndf S6nltblnmcn, @elpinoe Bll0ns
3cn etc. lino III Ireibbnus am 9aupt@naun9
81 iin6en Infer Mgent lufro. lpenn 9elphniht,
borlpreben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06
Samlpfer v9rcamlnmS"
G6cIapeafe Ienf6.

@om @ier am 1uRc bcs 8ruabiuah.
Gorl1agS. SenIiage, Wlihuods un0 Gonners
ilags 1890 &orm.; Sdmfidas .45 yndm SOC.
Wonol6einfobri Moniags uno 6reiaaS il6r
Nben0S. 2Jr.
tNnli5--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

@He 9lib9e 0iroun
@cblres GeItion enfIan9 Der .gSeIiern Orarb,
lamb @anb" Snuiiriries 4amplet (eraiiSl.
3ilte bon 8oeIS uuo Aofihdulern Wian ihrei6e
an 6, =. Stewart @..@.,N., Baltimore. Wi6.
(Sunis-SuIi2. .&O&Go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-06

Vebrgo Scenerien, Die aroBen Nriden.
Nldls gei6t Dem 5uSQnc1dnnas Slnb. Bes
iebier Sampler uGnSQncbnnnn", Yier i6,
NabiSiTabc. Seoen &ieniiu9. 9onuerliaa
no Samllde I'm I yiadlm 8n Sauie 1915
8orin 8u Sauie $50 Biueie soc C5ute
Nlapl5eiien VAii. 8eoinn am 20. SUM.
(Sunil5, 5,3Whe T&G)
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EOlGeltcr 8ea6,

Der srORartisc TumiIicu-GiciOrt.
Gampier ,2ouIic," Bier 16, qiobtStraBe,
WlontaQ, Sienlag. Sonnera9 nno 6reitag
S.4b 8orm 200 Nadm. ino GAO glbenoS;
nno 200 4o6m, 9leie 25 GeniS. Gebi mil
Der Wlengel
GlsFouti iHr CraanIiailoncm.
(Da2i, ,T&G-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
PRIZE STEAMER HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

LONDON. Sept. n. 1917 p. m.-The
Dutch mail steamer PrinZ Hendrix.
which WAS seized by German naval
forces while bound from Flushing for
London and taken into Zeebru2se. was
in great danger when. as the steamer
waS being escorted toward that port
for the second time. an Entente Allied
aerOhlane dropped Il bomb, intended
for conveying German destroyer,
within twenty feet Of the steamer
One Dutch passenger and TWO sailors
We're injured. This is The story told
by passengers Of the Prinz Hendrix
when it landed here: Herbert {.
Hoover. chairman Of the American
commission for Belgian relief, WAS
standing beside The wounded pas.
srngcr and narrowly escaped injury.
the hull Of the vessel was punCturrd
in 80 places.
The SECOND trip 10 Zcehruggc was
due 10 The fact that research Of The
ship was ordered when Il special coUr-
Ter threw over Il package thai sank
Immediately. An American courier
WAS MOI MOleSlrd by The Germans.
while Mr. Hoover WAS allowed 10 pass
when he showed his passport. which
WAS verified from a book carried by
he. examining German
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
KoSsuth Portrait Of Or.
Muck Attracts BOstOnianS

AZ Il. exhibit ion ui Pictures held last
Week l.: turl.y Hall. 3uStun. by III"
phuiugr Pliers Of New E:iiglanh Il great
dral of alI"nlinI was directed I" me
purtraii al lr. MWck IN" ""ndllclhr al
liz. Boston symphony orchestra. when
WAS lnad@ b. irur@" j. knSSulh at ms
city. Til portrait! il "n" at il" r1lI"''
ion If pir,i:r"S u!atl,. for iE" University
club uf tn" famous artists who HAY" APP
I"Hr"d h"r,. uIri"r their auspices. '"S-
luniauS w." rarli"ulnriy impressed
with tin. ',.rmarlinhh. resemblance" lhlS
picture bears /" i;j"nnrd Wagner. on" ~
ihr greatest figure: in modern musical
hiSini.y. 10 "mphaSiZ- This resemblance
Wilfr"d A. Fr"urh. y Boston arr "tiilor.
placed .;.nm,,iiaI"ly ahov" i; IL picture
If Wngnrr made by l'r. AnG"rr" nf Nit
Mich IL ~" early ,.iGhiir The Friday
rl"mln. ,.dh ."u If The RnSt"n Tram
SCRIPT u,,."lrs II quarter raSr 10 re-
p"uCirlv; ,u'I ufilI" Two pictures with Inc
iuiIrWin. comment:
NJ IN" ,~hihiiiuu uf ihr photographic
rrS Association ct New England. This
week ut t"nl"y Hall. thrr" hung one
ahhy, tho "th,r - nntahlr portrait Of l|r:
Ma, Il, th, conductor of IN" symphony.
taken toy ,;r"rg" !. K"ssuih "t Wheel
ing and l..n' by Thu l'hnt"-E:ra. and
Ih, lfr-lik.. photograph al Wagner tax
ia 1t. his final years ut Munich and by
NEilir"d French. by Who's" courtesy hoth
npIrar here So S"l. the mn"h-mooic'i
likeness II! Ih rundUrttr Ia the COM
in$,.r SI;:kS for i.S"lf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
.STEUBENvlLLE POLICE
PROBE STRANGE DEATH
FARMER FOUND DEAD IN FIELD
UNDER MYSTERIOUS CIR
CUMSTANCES.

STEtBENNILI.E. O.. Sept. c4-nn
the theory that he was Slrnt by chicken
thieves or other maraudrrS VIII" HAY"
maie frequent raids On his :arm. tie
tectivcS and county authorities are at
work in an effort To determine now
James Fleming. forty. we'll known farm
~ met his death. lie was found dead
in 4 field near his home west of this
city. For some time Fleming has been
having trouble with 4 gang. members "t
which have stolen sheep. chickens anu
other things from his farm Friday he
lott his home with his shotgun. prcSum-
ably 10 hunt. He did not return in tho
evening aud I search WAS instituted.
Tho posse searched all night and short
ly before ruCr Saturday his dead body
was found in an open field. Neither
harrrl 1T his Shotgu had been DIS
charS"d hut h6 was found TO have hr"n
shot in III" right thigh. from which II
IL supposed hr hlc'l 10 death ar dt' d
from exposure. In some quarters tho
accident rt..nry has h""n' advanced. II
l., pointed. rut that Fleming ma" hay"
had 4 romp"unn. whom i" mot after
leaving HI, house and that IN" ,'"mpar-
ions gun my have been accidentally
discharge tue cha"G" striking F'l"mn"
in III" thig:,. According 10 this theory
thu. comptni, II h"ram" frightened after
shooting Fleming and fled. II is on" "f
tn. most II y:;t'rinuS eases tn" aUthurI-
ties of Jefferson county hay" had /"
deal with in :. number OF years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
PAWPAW CATERERS
Also Chestnut Hunters Were Out in
All Their Glory Yesterday
in This Community.

Following the frost several nights
ago. number of WheelingiIcS. IN
Guiding dozens of youths. spent Yes
terday in the woods gathering paw.
paws and Chestnuts. The greater part
Of them went out the GlennS run sec.
ton. north Warwood. while some visit
ed Wheeling hill and eastern Ohio.
II is reported that tho pawpaw crop
is good this fall. but that the chestnut
crop will not be up 10 the average and
the greater part OF the NUS are
wOrmy.
An aged local man. who has hren
gathering ChcStnuts in this section
since the war between the states. said
Yesterday thai chrStnuls apparently
are becoming more wOrluy every fall
and at the present rate il will be al
most impossible 10 golhcr Il sufficient
number in a day for ones own con-
sumption.
He said that II Is not generally
known bur abroad the pawpaw is gen
orally called the West Virginia ba-
mana: that this state has the dis
linclon Of yielding more OF the fruit
than any state in the Union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
RAILROAD SECURITIES
HELD BY FOREIGNERS
ARE GREATLY REDUCED

NEW YORK. Sept. ga further
increase Of $SU7 .SS1 ,666 in the amount
Of American railroad securities abroad
absorbed by American financial in
terrsts and individual investors be-
tween July 81, 1915, and July 81. 1915
is shown in the latest compilation pre-
pared by l.. +. Lorcc, president OF tho
Delaware II Hudson company, which
has made in exhaustive study Of this
movement since the outbreak OF. the
war.
Data collected by ,Ir. T.oree from los
railroad companies whose securities
were held in part abroad fixes the
total par value of these stocks, bonds,
notes, cur trust and receivers certit1.
Gates so held in July, 1915, at S2,704,-
lUo, 364. Six months LATER the total
had fallen to 2.22993. 510.229 and the
compilation Of July 81 last diScloScs
IN additional reduction TO $l,4l5,GeS,-
SOS.
From january 81. 1915. to July 81,
1916. the total amount (par valuc) of
these securities held abroad was re-
duCrd BY no less than $l,2SS, 1891.
These figures. according 10 Mt.
Lnrcc, form an accurate measure OF
The foreign liquidation" which so long
hung over this market and Indicate the
pressing needs Of The financial inSti-
buttons, corporations and individuals
in the various countries Of the entente
allies. There is nothing in The state
mcnl 10 Indicate that any part of these
securities was owned by interests ow-
nS allegiance TO the central powers.
Mr. Loree points out that in August,
1918, the total marker value Of Amer
lean railroad securities held abroad
amounted 10 $1,T51. 1892. as against
Il total valuation Of Sl,ll0,099, 900 on
July 81 Of this year.
4 final report will be submitted by
Mr.. Loree early in 1917. which prob.
ably will cmbody more definite data
dealing with various American Securi-
lies payable in pounds or franks,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
CHURCHES URGED TO
FIGHT LIQUOR FORCES

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Sept. II &C., For
the first time in the history NJ tn"
Prohibition party lis candidates for
national honOrS held Sunday meet.
ings Today members OF the d:y Spc-
cial campaigning party hrM four
meetings in Phoenix churches and Il
melting tonight in Il local theatre. No
apologies were offered for The meet
inCS. hui nn the contrary The churches
were urged To get into III fich1 for Il
dry nation with all of their vim lIr.
Ira Landrirh. The vice rrr$idrn ial
candidate, himself a preacher. pnrlicu-
larry urged thai III" prohibition fight
was the church peoples battle. and
aSsailcd prea cheers who remained non
commtial on thr saloon question be-
cause they desire to stay out Of pol.
iricS."
THE preacher who STAYS nut of the
fight" he said here tonight. who
aims at nothing from his pulpit and
who seems To SEP nothing fatally
wrong with The liquor traffic, ouchi Ia
uuil preaching and 20 10 following a
mule across Il ten acre field. and thai :
til" m"uncsl thing | ever said about Il
mule.
In advertising property, do not
skimp in description. Homo hunters
are looking FOR all the Facts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
MARINES BROTHER
STOPS DEDICATION

CHICAGO. Sept. 24--A brother Of
Samuel MrlS"nbrre. the Chicago ma
rine who LOST his left al Vera Cruz,
plunged through Il crowd gathered
about II" monument in Waldheim
cemetery erected to The marine
memory and prevented its dedication
today.
Tine brother. Edward Meisrnberg.
startled ihr 500 persons gathered for
The dedication by charging that The
society which erected the monument
had failed 10 give the marines pov.
"rty stricken parents the money
promised them.
II will stop his thing if | have 10
fichl 10 do ill., MeisenberC shouted
You cant Use my brothers. grave
and body To advertise your society"
The dedication was called off. Off
GERS of The society Meisenberg &C.
cusrd said no promise Of money tn
The marines parents had been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
REV, SEVRINGHAUS
ASSUMES PASTORATE
PREACHED %lNiTlAL SERMONS
YESTERDAY TO LARGE
CONGREGATIONS
New Minister Succeeds Rev. 7. A.
Speckman, at German Methodist
Church in Chapline Street.

Church IN Sndplihe 0>IeSl.
Rev. Charles Sevringhaus. succeed
ing Rev. T. \. Speckman, as pastor
Of the German Methodist church in
"Chapline street, preached his initial
sermons yesterday to large conSrest.'
tionS. Rev, SevringhauS was. the re
cipent of cordial welcome and make
an excellent impression upon his hear
ers. He came 10 Wheeling from To
ledo. Ohio.
The morning service was IN Ger
man and last night he spoke in Eng
lish upon The JOY OF Life. as reveal
ed by the ministry Of Christ. The
real joy of life is found in serving
Others" said. Rev. SerringhauS. We
ought 20 do the thing that God ASKS
us TO. not always looking for reward
or recompenSe. but for the joy that is
resultant after such service. be-
lieve il right. tn look for rpcOmpen:;e
or reward. Jesus looked forward "a
the joys that We're TO be his reward
and suffered untold misery and critic
isem.'
Continuing. Rev. SevrinehauS said
Until we emulate the example OF
Christ we will miss the best of life.
II is your privilege 70 enlist in the ser
vice of God and reap the rewards %
fered for such service. He who con
tributes the great blessing 10 his rel
lowmen. kill he given the greatest
blessing when the work is done. #
you want 4 happy life. give the hes, IN
sou TO the service OF Jesus and man
kind, it may cost greatly but give 1t
and great Wilt b. Your reward.
Rev. SevrinChau$ had as his text,
Hebrew i2:22-"Looking unto Jesus
the author anu t!niSiler OF our faith :
who for the jog that was set before
him endured the cross. despisiug III"
shame. and is set Gown ~ the right
hand OF Cod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
AMERICAN KILLED.

pHILADELPHlA.S Sept. 24.-Less than
n month after he had lett this city t6
give his services In the American Afnbu-
lane. EIciC. Service in France. Edward
Iosrpa Kelley. ~ years ola. was killed
ON Saturday night by n bursting she'll
while on duty At a dressing station In
Mare" near Nerdun.
\ cableCram was received Tonight BY
the young mans sister. Miss MargarC:
Kelley. announcing the news OF his
death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
AMERICAN AVIATOR
KILLED OVER Thanh

PARIS, Sept. "a (12:01 p. m)-The
aerial fight in which Sergeant Kitten
Rockwell, of Atlanta, Ga, was NOR
tally wounded yesterday morning by
a German airman, took place over the
town of Thanh. The body OF the
American aviator fell in reconquered
territory in AIsace near the spot
where Rockwell shot down his first
adversary five months ago.
A few hours previous TO the engage.
ment he had been promoted to the
rank OF second-lieutenant, but died
without knowing of the new honor.
He already had receiving the military
medal for shooting down German
two-seater near Hartmansweiler-kopf
in May.
Sergeant Rockwell was one Of the
first American volunteers to join the
foreign legion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-25
DIED FROM INJURIES

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept. "a
Raymond c. O'Quinn, clerk for X.
Company. Second West Virginia In
fantry. died today as the result OF hav-
ing Intentionally shot himself through
the abdomen at camp last Friday
morning. O'Quinn was 81 years old.
and lived at ST. Petersburg, Fla. His
suicide was due to his failure to get
discharge from the army. The gov.
eminent allows but $35 for funeral rx-
penses, but enough more will be sub.
scribed by his troop mates TO send the
hody 10 his late home.