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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
gSrm SooIpital IN 3cllc.

9ln Der Gdc Der c5niIioro 9lucuuc
mo ISo0cttr StraBc betom eciicru
gcacu 9Ibeno Der 90 NSobrc oltc gSol
ter s. G'9ricit glr. 3l3 Jloro
Stridcr StroBe, ciuca 8huiur5 luio
wilrSc IN Der ylIubnlanj ocs luiit.
Iercu Iiitriiteo ii OoS @lcrcDsSoipi.
tal iibcriiibrt 5pdtcr iteIltc g iidj
bcralS, 0aB GGrieu bctrimfcn mar
morouIbiu cr in Der mittlercn SEoIi.
5ciitotiou iultcrgcbradt purAc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
gcornc gsnnncdcts scitamcnt.

Sinicrldbt $500 fiir wo6lt5dhac
}pedc 7ic CocGtcr NcuGor
oinc cr6dlt $4,000 2ic goDlc
Scnro mo ,SiilniS crboltru sic
9Int6cilc al Scm @cihGit. Die
Gnfclfiuoer nit cincr Sunmc be.
oocbt
@citern 9loAulitto0 mtrOc inl99ai-
ieuacricbt oas Ecitaneut ocs ain
Sonntog peritor6cucn 9olrmeiitcrs
George 9uuncdc, ict., cingcre6t.
9iad oen lceteu @iIlcu ocS Iobu0c
ihicOencn iucroca $500 an luobltb0
tiac mo rcligioic glnIioltcil pcrt6ciIt.
Der olIgcHicne ocuticbc &aiienbouss
GcrciL oie ocutihc @cicllidait uou
Dlorpluno uno oc olgcuciuc Ocllts
itbe Srcicn5eilnoi6 crbalteu jc $3.50.
Iic 3ionS0irbc $500, bic 3iou9-
Souutog-SAulc 500 ooS Gnoo.
pooo-Sonatorilim $l00 lm0 Oic sc
iangcncu Siilfs Gcieaihaft $50
Sin lire trcuc Soungcblmg i6rcn
GItcrn acaeniibcr iulmOc sic Eodtcr
9ernborOine nit $4,000 in 9aar,
sem Smls ne6it sSnbalt glr. iOL
SiiO-Eotterion Eorf 9tbc, lmo Der.
id5icoencu @aIiteIen 6cooGt pGb.
reno ieocS GnfcIfino $500 cr6Glt. Sic
lSdbnufiodeu mcrocn inter Ocn ain.
oern, Senrp SuliuS, @eorae, jr4
Millioul lnO l6cooore. scr Eocbtcr
@crnbarOine ino Sen Gnfeln GeorQc
uno E5coOorc, ir. pcrtbeiIt, pdbrcno
bic Suterciicu oeS GeitotorS III Ser
iSirnlo @corgc 9lunedc ino 5o6nc,
olIf oie Sobnc ScnrU unO SnliuS q.
8iuinede ii6crgcben.
Ger reitircnoc Ebeil mirO su alci-
dcn Sbcilen inter ocn &inocrn Der.
t9cilt SenrD q. ilno @illiom @un.
nedc linO ST Icitomeut5. .&oIliircderu
obnc %iirQIcbQft crltonnt luor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Ger 9 Sabre altc Norman Gogctt
bon 9lr 1920, Sairmouut 2Iocnuc,
murOe 9ciicru 9ladpittag al scr ode
uou 9altiinorc5trn6c imo 6oir-
Molmt 9Iocnuc uon cincm StroBcn.
lobn @Q9aoi ricocrgciabrcL mp
nm oaOurdl Oab cr iid franpi1ait
al sem glcG Oct 1dutporrbnm0, in
sic cr Nciallcu iuar icliuanilncric, bis
OCT 6iibrcr ocn SSa80ou Hwn Still.
itanO lcbrodt battle, fam CT nit lcht
ten 9lbihiirlmgcl oopou Der Snlol
6c NOR 10 ncruos INTO icbrcdcriiillt,
oli} icinc sinner nit 3cpalt Don 0cnI
9|cB gcIoit werNcu nuBicn Gr ipart
0e uad ocr @obnl9 pon Gr Ger.
iuamS e. Nroncc gcbracbt no iDnl
icine &erlcslnGcn rerbnnOen mr.
Ncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
@eine sim bon lIrI. g9litc.

Croft ollcr gla6iorihungcn scr 6ci
ocu (Sc6cimpoli5iitcn 9raOlcv uno
Gorcp iii Is bis jcbt nod uibt &c.
linuacn ooS @cri6winOcn ocS 1Srls.
lRaru 6. @6itc olijifldrclL mcldc
i'm Noilic ocS Srr. s. Nulou Miller,
ilm. 9iolano.Eort onaeitcnt por
mo lcit Qlithuoh ilibt rebr gcicbcu
morocn lit. @lon oInibt. oaB lid oaS
jingc NlGodci nod III scr StaOt auf
bait. slm Tonncrita9 6icB Is, oob
SRI @bitc cuicn 3ug nad ocnl Mc.
Itcn 1cnomlneu babe, icood) miro oic.
fem Scriiht wciig @laubcn &C..
cbcnft 9llf @cira0cn rrtlGrtc SEER
Wlillcr 1citcru glbcno, oob Ct nintS
NcIiimite9 ibcr 6rl. gSbitc'S 9lui.
cltboltsort piiic, mo pcuuci9ertc
icoe peitcrc 9luStllnit. Soucit III
Grfdbrlnta 0ebra1t luerocn fomtc
iii SSrI M0ite y Sabre alt uHo bat
tcmc 6rcm0c IN Baltimore. g(n
y'ithuodJ oug lie aus un Giufdnic
IN Der Stoot 81 bcior0eg ga lie
om sIbcno nod lridt 3uriidgelc6rt
mar uitroe ooS 8oIi5cpSmlptoliar-
ticr bcnodridti0t worauf ioiort 3lpci
cScbeinlbcamte mil Der lluteriihuiG
Der gln0clcNenbct bcaltitrdaI lplr
ocn. Hic 4oI5ci 6rabiidtiGt Jest
lduuilidle SSololatgcn III Scr llni0e
blal bon 9folonO Horf obNiiuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
5dJiffS6an In (SlrtiS Dan,

tSroBcS ,Sutcreiie fir ben nod
nidlt betauui acac6cncu Ssdiicr Der
4G gLdcr Gan0ey rcIdjc an 0a5
tSritpaihid ser gErl0aitiol Cil Go,~
All Curtis Anv aaitohen lnto eaemal9
ser 9omer G0culisaI 90 ans E6ilo.
0elpbia Eta ae1Dricit uTadi iidl III
ocu hicliaeH 6iuau3Treiicu bcmcrt
6a Gic 9AtiidJt onB ods tScldnoe
ion 5bouiaS y slopIc5 ocni eczema
li6eu 9loriiber ocs Iircttornms ocr
Baltimore Ernit COMPANY critaus
ocu rllroe mo ii 9al0e cine ailSge
6chutc @dJiifS6ail.Srolatrie III jcHcr
tSeaeu0 crIicbcn lucroc III uor6crr.
idtcno. ,Srancis 81 Garcv CAB i'm
9tlmeu Scr u5oiucr Gbcmical So "
ora EulmIi oc5 Srlnoiiiido3 6c-
fauIt o5nc jcootb Oabci ocn RanIcu
0cS NaltIcr9 nit5ttbelcu SrGoplcS
beinioct iidl 3ur Belt All elmer Grbo.
hWNSrciiQ inl 1ilocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Gopiton V}c0iopcrr BON DER bicii
Gen (Sc6cimpoli5ci rltroc Gcltcrn ne
nad)ri@tiat Nob S5urrD s., 9iuoioo
ocr i'm 6iciiocu NrdugnB in llmcr
iulblnN9buit iibt oud pon ocn De
horOcl ii 9iidnono &ao mo gNalb
in0ion dcuiinidt miro. Nn lcbtcrcl
Sia0t if ocacn Suoiau cine Alaal
onb0uai9 aenlocht pcil ocrclbC
nicbt5 5um llntcrboIt icincr 6amiIil
bciactra9cn bobeu ioll ludtreno mar
ii &ibmopO orei weribIoie G6cds
eniocdt baben miIl, melde Sin0ilD's
gldmell@lmtcrigbrit trnacn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Gincn &ortraN poA oaBcnciicm
Antcrciie miro Gin Ticnitag 9l1tbnit.
tag I'M llEr 9Sroieiior Caution G.
Miincr oite GIcuclalo G6io boltcl.
43roiciior g}iaer miro iibcr vSprod.
mcllclt uic oieiel6rn iii p6otoorap6i.
rel mo oillpiircu" boltcu. Ter
g'oriro1 iinoct 0cneinihaiilid inter
0cu 9luipi5icn 0cs Fcapoor Gonlcrpa-
torium5 ma scr SobiS @optips
llnincriit0t iiatt mo lit p0lliJ frci.
aarien mcr0al nidt ulSge9cben Gic
g'orird9c ocS Eroiciurc Dlillcr, NIL.
der Elm %b0iifcr pou 9lii III, 1abcn
alacNrlics ,Sttcrciic padlgcrlIlcn
lu0 gliiie6cn crrc1t. lRit bciouoc.
rca 2lpparaiQu miro scr &oriraa Ocs
&roiciIora bc0lcitct icil, 0Hrd mcldc
n bic Sprahncllcn oli 0ie2cimponO
mirit mo tcrmlid luadt Iic &gI
len ScNcn lid jc nad) ocm lmliall
ais NeraSe nNcr gelrilmnlte SinicD
5pirdIrll S,noicu inO Nleidi oas
2prodBcnldl0c ciucnl SSirbcliaN5.
Ger @ortraa inject in Der SiAali'
oeS GpnierpaloriuNS itait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
1cS Iie6Ita0lS 6cidlnlOiot.

Iic 25idbrioc 9td6crin lbeIuo
Goblin bon Jtr. 1918, @rccumolnt
9lucnnc, irnroc acltern alii Die gln.
ilagc 1iii pcrboitct, E1il. Wloorc, 9lr.
50I GaluiusStraBe, $50 gelto6lcn
jll 1abcn 1ie miro bqltc inl &olis
5cigcridlt ocs uiitlercn Niitrittcs
0cl sEolijciridtcr uoraciii6rt lucr.
0ru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
Sm Sdlepptau. .

Gcr odniide Eampicr ,Ri6c", ser
mebrcrc Sage lana 6iiIfloS lmgcidOr
100 @cilcu SltIid scr Wirqinias
GopeS bcriu9ctricbcu urroc, 6ciir
oct lid I'm Shlcppiau ocS Campers
rN'orplnno~ ouf 0cn g9coc mad
9omptou Roaos. Tic ,9li6c~ bic
uon Gopcllbogcn fam, 6uitc auf oclll
G5can icbr ibIcc6tcS Sscttcr su De-
licbcn Scr Gompicr Fam mr. lang'
IAN poriuortS mo ais 0cr ganjc
aoblenporrat6 iuo iGuutlioOc anocrc
nugborc Standardization pcr6raudll
lrarclt bcianN iic6 0as 5d)iff nod i5o
Weller uon Scr omcrifaniidcn 0illlc
cntTcrlt- Ger cneIiit6c NaupIcr
uEontmcn~ ua6m lid ocS biililolcl'
SbitfeS on nu5te obcr ooiicl6e ll'
slide IaiicL liodocm old oif Oelll
o%onhuGn" scr aoblcnuorrot6 aul
pic 9Scigc gina. SSie Gigcnibiincl
oes Gonpicrs oNlorplon0" ucroe'
iilr bic 9crgumg ser o&i6e~ cine an
lcbnIidlc 9cIo6mnG crboItcu.
Ncntidlc, Ccitcrrcit6iiflc nnO llnSd
riidlc SriessanlCiGcu.
100 Mnrf nno 100 Nroner animdriS
Sbeo. s.. Sicnrr O. Gu.,
2l7 Sit.Soltimurc,Gr.
(Wl0rdi3--l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
9suit uodJ 2cptidlunS.

1io nddlnc BOT nod 0cutidlono,
Cciterreid llugdrib ocn iconoinopi-
icben Sduocrn ino oer Eiirfei iuir6
vorouSiidtlid opi 6cul ont 30. Mdr5
uon 9lcm.9orf abgcbeuocr Compiler
~llnitco 5tctcSD Scr nod Nopcn
DoGeu fobrt, bcioroert peroen. An
ocrc Ioinpier itcbcn III oicicnl Wlo
ilat nidt utcbr or Scr S@iisliite,
bic Boli nodl ocu obcn 9enonIten
%dn6prt NIT filbrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
glcrcin Srntidlcr ISrcim0llrer.

@criammlnna SOuntaa glbcnO, 2G.
Wlir5, il GlaDsctt'S Nullc. Giotni4
iiun cincS Srcimnnrcr SBcmaS 5wi-
Idru ben 9lltmeiitcrn (S. Sl 5ciSc-
luih NIB Charles 8. 0odl Scrnbcaic-
risc 9llitalicSr Scr Snnoco iino ciu-
nclaocu.
Gqlr822, 30 ". b. &DS5cdi, 5cfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

bnsa' 4 rnIsn oeS o6loAH rcilcN
nlats1 g'icre Gus 1rc0 2oucras
idNtGoe aNmcrical @rciDcrD Ga
es m.t ser 8r6btN 1orGidlt aug ocnt
oilecrlgSe1ltrit @pplcn imo sV'al5 Der
sciieui mirn mcroM &c eS nadl q.
reui ynlnahden geriudic itHmcr por
aiybca lue0en ieinco eiebaltreihibunY
ltt0 iciie5 9Iromas @iIte ia @ronet
Yr NOyier0 glpemc, Dlonument lmo
NiAc1 5truse Sel G ~ sS Nlolui
@rrian 3G8 (Qlar825) lsIn5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Nus 0cil ibrilcn @in0cS gSettcr-
@cobadtMpgs 2totionen lpur0cn bic
ioldenOen uieSrigitci IemperdtIrci,
bic nnt 5 llbr gciiern gIbcro bcrridl
seu, beridlict:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

9cn 6orl1aliidteu Ncr oiicntlicGcn
9icnltGonmiiiion jI ii6erloiicn SSr.
,SclO lutr0e bcuuitrogt, III ocut Mo-
fonuneu leeiauete @orolticn iiir En.
itonoiebitng Der 5trnBcu nno 6ub-
iteigc oic bei'n Scgcn Der 9eitluiga.
r06rcn niligeriiicn uer0en miiicn
por5ltic6cn; icrncr sic ;}ltiiderlna
Dob fciu Sos pon scr SomptIeitimg
ouf ocu 9Scgc bon sen (SoSieloern III
&citGirginio ob9ciii6rt miro, uos
olrt6 cin piongcl All sen III @olti.
more criorocrlidjcn %orrdt6cu entitc.
ben fonntc
9lapor Ereitou crfldrtc ocu Dit
glieocrn Scr @uogct 9c6oroc gcqcn-
iibcr, 0oB cS nidDt u0t6ig pGrc, ouf
icine 9fiidfcbr ans oer Nououofauol.
3ouc 81 iuartcu i'm sic u1dJitcn
Nlabno6ncn IN ocr gloiurgoS.glnac.
lcaeubcit 3ll ergreiiru Soicraus gc6t
6ernor, ooB Nr. &rcitou nit Der por-
gcidlogeacn GiuiiibrlNa bon Q}otur
Gas pollilduoig il6criionocu it, mcun
cine Gniglng iiber 5iUcdlaGBigc &c.
Oinlungeu crjiclt lucrocn fam
&cuu Sic 9uolet.@c6or0c nit ocm
BON ocn StootanmaIt onigeIicatcn
gt6loHneu cmpcriidnoeu i'll miro
cine GerorOning miSacor6citet mer.
oeh in iuclher sic 9eoinglnactt oilf
@rlmo Ocrcn scr @aS,05cicQidoit sic
uodgcindtcn Hccbte bciuilligt mcrs
oeu ioIlen nie0ergclcgt imo. Gieie
&crorolung miro Damn Der 6ifcntl.
den TienitGommiiion gpcds 81
thinning ooer Mlo0iiijirlna infer
6rcitet i'm onroilf6in Sem Stuotrot6
5ur @iniiibrn9 iibcrIouot 5u mcr.
oen Bon oieier Ncb6roe gebt tic Ste
riid Oil Die 9uogct-9e6or0c 5rucds
,5ciiicbltng Scr notwithstanding lm0
miro Damn fiir eno9iiltigc Gntidci
oiug ocm Staotrotb 0orgclcat.
ISr. 6ielo crflGrte OaB cr nit ser
gluSar6ctun9 ocS gl6fonmcns bc
giuucn meroe, iobolo idmutlide glu.
gelegeu6citcn il ueldc cr intcrei
iirt 1T ii ser SegSlohu crleOi8t
iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Gic Nuoact Nc6oroc iuurOc gciterl
bon @crtrcicrn ocr StraBcnba6n.&c.
ieQidjoft criuft bei 9crucrtbung Oes
6rcibrieicS fiir sen getricb ii6er sic
iicllc 6onoucr.5 5troBcn9'riide etpoS
glodiidjt 5l ii6en ou Die CSciclihoft
ulIf ser GrpofIuu- imo Gilrtis Bar
2iuic nit gcrIliit arbeitc Gic Spre.
der Scr @cielid)ait @rdiiocut @il-
liam ". S,ouic. inns 9lmwalt Splpnn
s.. SaihGcimcr ipicien ooroni bin,
oaB bic gd)icucnlduQc oli Ser gi0bt
StraBcu 9riidc Die icbt abecriicn
miro ii000 6iD bctroac iuio OdB
ibcr bic neuc Bride 1900 6nB
Shicucn 0cIcgt lucrocn nliBtcu wa5
cincn llntcrihico pon 1000 SuB be-
ocutc.
Sic c5eicllidloit crilidt nm oic
1taot bei 6cilieBimd Scs @rciics
fit oeu Hcurn ,Srcibrici Inu 1000
SuB Sdicucnin 9lurabntu0 5u 6riR.
aell WloDor Erciionpics ieoodl oni
ciu 1hreibcn OcS Noriibcrs Ner
5ioais 1traBcacounuiiiiou bin III
luclhem ocriclbc crfldrt ooii lid sic
NaitfoiIcu Der 9riirfe i'm %l63,000
crbobt b6tten. neil oic 5irabcnba5u
id ScriidiidItiannN gc5ogcu lpcrOci
llbtc
Gic S'uNgct @c66roc utr0 oos Gr.
hlhcu occ StroBcn6obus6cicIIibo
III CSrudapna jic6cn Sl Der 3wi-
ideu3cit miro cinc gcrorommg Be.
tuciiS glcpillialm0 pcs 6rcibricicS
ali ocn Stdotrot6 9cididt mo oic
guogct @choroe miro ocn &reS oca
Nreibricics iciticbcn iobolb lie oiclc
&croronula poul Stootrotb5lriidcr-
.jdIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
Ger @cltfrieg 6entc bon cinen
Sallr
25. 9ldr5 1915.
(9lotb 0crl ycridt Ocs 0cliiidlcn
(3cnprnlitohe


(9lotb 0crl ycridt Ocs 0cliiidlcn
Scneraliiobs.)
Gin ncncr 9Iudriii ser Srlilio-
ien oui sic GonbrcS-N06c i'm cjc-
6ict BON @croiin obacidllaet.
Iic oiterreidAiid6 lliiaariidcn
Sruppcn 6oben Oic ]liiiiel ailS
scr liiolirbcn @ufopino iibcr Sic
bcbarabiictc (Srcujc actriebcn
ilno I'M 0cll lirtcu 6Iii5cl Scr
Geiicrreidlcr ipom0alib 81 lni-
gc6ru 3ie6cu Die 9luiici 6ei G5cr-
iolpfo ilarfc Sirciifr6itc 5liam.
lucu
9}0rolid bon Shel iiabcu tilr
Hide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iihcr
hen @anal uor Iai0 iii0cu 0cn
GnaIduorru 6ctrithiIihen 1dJa
sen 3iI.
lEs2a ,Sii1rcr GapitanIiclic
gont SSeooiacr miro plrdl cln
intcr idnceiihcr 1laaae iaArcns
oes Sautitbiii nit ser aau5cl g'c+
iaGuul ncrlcatt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Don imo nacg 2clIlihIano mo Ge.
iicrrcih.llngdin iiber NnlicrNam un0
liru s)orf. tScloienomacn nadl Gi,
rppn.
SbCo. g. 1icHer e GOg
M Eii.y'nliilnore-=ir,,
.lGdrol3- 2A3 SnO.&rOuomap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25
gnnocS IcpartclHent fir GauOiuirt9t
idJaft- g4etter sSnrcOu.
g8cttrr. .9Inslidltcn.

Silr WidrDlnuo uiO Ocn Iiltriit
Columbia 0cuic bGp6ltt imo ctluo5
rdrnlcr mdBige iiiooitIide @iuOc.
NeridIt ocS Baltimore ySetterbureaus
giorualc cmpcrohtr "A @jroo.
yittlcrc EcHperotur 3S @roo.
@5hiie Ecnpcratlr ll eirao.
9iicoridiic Eenpcrotlr 32 @roo.
.s-rN~s-a-
Iw 6cudltiafcitSgc6alt Der 2uIt
mar III aIro5cnt inn $ ltbr Niorgcns
lm0 90 Ero5cnt lmt s llbr glbcnos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-25

Claus SortniouL pom Ganpler
v9rcmcn~ III Baltimore cindc'
roficu. @or in @Ialaao, Spa'
niciL iitcrniri MS 6linOcr
@oiioaier oui Oem Tonlpicr nsIS
borg". S6oB Icinc @ralIl
iSrGulciu @cdluomL nj sic 2Iunc.
Gem gitic ieiucr @elicbtcit SRI.
gcttU 9edmonn bon @roofIun, q. "
fol1eno, trot Claus So6auu Sart'
mout elm lRatroie ali @oro 0ea oelll'
ibeu TompicrS Bremen" scr nod
9hS6rud ocS aric0ca III 4laloaa
Spanieu iutcrltilt puroc, sic iiir i0iI
gciobruollc 6obrt nah 9Inlcrifa olJ
lmo cntihliipitc CT IN meiiicrbaIier
gSciie Ocn pfiiiigcu mo luodldmel
eugliidei Ncb6r0cn Gr lanoeic &C.
iieru Nloracn in glcm })orf rno ne
nigc Shnocn ipdicr ihloB CT leul
Sicbdcu III icinc 9lrmc. glls Sori.
mann oic oucriic9eItc Srocr" pom
Sri. @cdnoun cr6iclt, 6atte CT fcinen
Eielmig @clo. Seu GntiA(uB ipor
ieood geiaBt ltno cr iubr J}odts NIT
eincn 05iiicr5ugc pon N'oIaga iladl
@rcIoa. Gort lag Ncr uorueailhe
Gnnpicr ugIsbora", ser All ocmiclben
Eogc nod Jlem 9orf obiu1r.
@artmaml Gotte iib rccbBeiti9 NIT
ciicr 5Ioicbc @aiicr mo cincu 9roO'
porrotb ucric6cn all @oro Qcidlidcu
mo pcritcdt. ylodocm 0os SdiTl
orci Io0e in 5cs ipar. mubtc ocr
bIinOc &oiia8ier icincn Gcritcd in'
lolgc Der cin9circtcucu @1ltc oIiac
ben. Gr ulroe 0cnl Gopiidn por0e
fil0rt ocm CT notiirlid nicbt crjd6ltc'
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
WELFARE
!Continued from page sd

>~->>S>S>--N>->->a->>->>
are now in the field visiting various
reservations where allotments In sever
atty have been made with d view Of
removing restrictions against aliena-
ton from the land belonging to those
indians found capable of Withstand
ing the Vaccinations OF designing
persons seeking to prey on members
of an unsuspecting race the moment
the protecting hand OF the govern
;ment is lifted.
Invites Disaster. y
That wholesale removal Of restric-.
tons invites disaster has been amply
evidenced by, past experience. Should
even fifty per cent of the Indians Of d
given tribe prove competent Is that
any reason why the incompetent
should be- turned over to the mercy
of INSCRIPTIONS land sharks?
Developments within the last few
years show. remarkt.sa Improvement
in the administration OF Sidiau AFFAIRS
and Just as the latest theory Of ''in-
Naturalization begins to bear good
fruit can we afford to destroy the en-
tire structure by removing from the
protecting care Of the government
even those whose feet are just he
ginning to tread along the pathway
that leads to success
AS an earnest friend Of the Indian
race trust that neither Of these bills
nor any similar Legislation will be
enacted.
Sincerely yours,
JOSEPH II. CEIOATE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12

West Virginia has considerable new
work starting and it will be increased
largely as soon as the roads are in
condition to make it possible to get
drilling machinery and material to
the locations. On Little Maggoty
run, Liberty district. Marshall coun-
ty, the Loudenville OIL and Gas Com
pany drilled its test on the Goshorn
tract through the Gordon sand. 1t
was given shot and shows for
three-barrel pumper. In Union dis
trict, Clay county, the Davenport OIL
and Gas Company gave its No. 16 on
the Frank Cox farm shot and IN
creased its production from fifteen
to twenty-five barrels day.
Showing for Good Well.
On Dents run, Warrington dis
trict. Marion county, the South Penn
OIL Company drilled a second test on
the NJ. NJ. Kendall farm into the Biz
Injun sand. Owing to the rig CATCH
ing fire and being partly consumed,
drilling had to be suspended to make
repairs. From the indications from
the first pay it is thought it will make
fifty-barrel producer. Just at pres
enL lne well ID uOl plouuS4h6 unu ~
location is in defined territory: On
Porter Fork. Duval district. Lincoln
county, the South Penn Oil Company
has started to drill No. ! on the
Horse Creek tract.
The South Penn Oil Company has
called its district foremen to its
Headquarters in the Peoples Natural
Gas Company's building, In Pitts
burg, and is mapping out campaign
for spring work to begin as soon as
the roads are in condition. The
South Penn Oil Company has more
developed and undeveloped territory
in West Virginia than any other
company, but for more than year
has not been aggressive in field oper-
atoms. With active development
work. the South Penn OIL Company
should be able to increase It's pro-
duction. Then there is the possible
| ity Of making the discovery of a
strictly new pool.
The OIL Market
I -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
r o. = Give your Child Il
IN DR.. Kings New Discovery
Nf for Coughs and Colds.

'covery Is antiseptic-kills the cold germs
raises the phlegm-loosens the cough
81 have used Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for the past three years and use it con-
tinually in my family. My children are
very fond of 4 for it keeps them free from
cold. can't say too much for, 1t, and
take pleasure in recommending It to my
friends" Mrs. A s.. Haines, Ffaneonia, Nh
Don't put off treatment. Coughs and
colds often lead to a chronic cough, pueu-
inouia and other serious lung troubles.
1t Is also good for adults and the aged.
Get bottle to-day. All druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
WHY We : CATCH GOLD

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A cold Is a serious thing; 1t Is not
due to exposure: we rarely get en-
tirely well OF It, and we do not Catch"
1t, says DR.. Julian Clarke In Farm and
Home. Colds are not known to be due
to germ. When we get a cold II
means that the cold microbes have
gotten into our nose and throat and
have found a suitable place in which
to grow and multiply in the mucous
which Is given off by these tissues.
When our body Is in prime physical
condition this mucus covering Of the
nasal membranes does not afford the
germs q suitable food and harbor for
development. In other words, the
normally resistant membranes Of the
nose and throat have the power to de-
stroy these, and other kinds OF germs,
before they acquire foothold within
the deeper tissues.
Expoheure Is not the cause of Catch
ing cold" Many people get colds
while indoors, attending public meet
ings. and in overheated houses; while
the multitudes. often very poorly clad,
are out in all sorts Of weather with
impunity, and yet do not take cold.
A stuffed-up weeping nose has here
tofore been a Joke. rather than cause
for alarm. In the long ago treat
ment for colds Of the head was ito
hang ones hat on the bed post and
to drink whisky and water until you
saw two hats" In more recent times
IL was genuine and nauseous teas, with
close confinement In an overheated
living room, where the whole family
was obliged to swelter during the eve
nings. An open window. or the least
bit Of fresh air, was thought to be sure
to drive the trouble down into the
lungs. with the danger of pneumonia
and consumption.
We are learning that the best treat
ment for the ordinary cold Of the head
is to supply the system with nourish-
ing easily digested food. and an
fresh air treatment is also advisable.
time cleansing the nose and throat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-12
WEST VIRGINIA BRIEFS

FAIRMoNT: The West Virginia
directors appointed to aid the naval
advisory board OF the United States
by getting up an Industrial prepar-
edness report in the form of an inven-
tory of all possible aids in case Of
war, will hold its first meeting here
Saturday. The board consists of DR..