davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
g9ettrcnncn i'm 9ruipcet. .@nrf.

SSm &roipect-Earf beeonnen gc-
Itern Die 9fennen fir ole n16iten
Gage. Der 8eiu1 mar iebr gut rlno
oos @etter Wie gemo6t fir Elm lido
mes &ieroerennen. glu1 ole 8obn
mar III altsge5ei6netem 3uItonOe,
Die &cnneu meroen beutc unO NOR.
gen ln0 am Nlontag uno 0ienItog
iortgcieBt. Gos 9ieiultot mar geiterlt
wie folgt:
l. 9tcnnen TT u&urple anO @olO"
uGnOp| Clifton @irl~.
2. Oicnncn ySraoe", rGorIOnc"t
n2ouiiG @reen".
3. &enuen v@lonto 8or" SIT
pcrintenoent" oaennetb".
4. 9iennen uGcntauri"i nSieS-
cue, oEroto9oroS".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
INHIl,lIIlI,I

table COMPOUND beriunel" Sd That
oies, uno es bal iicberlidJ cine gelunoe
Srnu aus mir gemnd)t SD fam meme
Snusarbeiten bcrridten ilno bin 70 oliidy
lldl, on icD nie erlunrtete, iuieoer 70 muns
ter 81 Iein, lpie eS Der Sail ilt S1
miinid)c 9lnoeren ipilen 81 Iolien, ipo5
&boia g. Bint6on's 8 Teectable Cont
pounO fit MIDI getban" II Srau SUfc
Gupncr, 1868 @arrtonsSluc, Sairmount
Gircinnati Ohio.
Seine Srmb Die all irgenb einer Sornt
bon Srauenleioen franft ioIlte beu @Altb
perliereu, bis iie nit 2Doia 6. Yinfs
bam's @eeetnbIe COMPOUND eiueu chr
lic9en 8erIuH nCma6t bat.
@ieies beriibmte Wlittel, oeneu @eltouoe
ibeilc aus feinclt MrrSelu uno Nrdutern
beritamuen. bat iic6 felt bier5g Sabren
alS Elm bodlt ipert6poQcS Sonit uo
Ardfliaer ncs fuciblidlcu GrNauiSnWs cre
pieSen.
(eLu3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
@anficrs crlua6Ien gcamtc.

Sin oreifo6cS Sod ouf Yr1li0ent
Millon mllroe 1eItern N}orgcn bon
ocn MarDlonO @onficrS ousee6ro6t,
nofoenl ole Sibimg in 9ltIdntic Gitp
oertogt iuoroen mar. Syobn g.
NamIaD brohtc oos Soc6 ans na6
elmer fiir5cn glnipra1e, in pcl6er ct
olc 9onfierS uno 0aS 2on0 auiior.
oertc, treu Der 9lOminiItration in ser
9egcnip0rtigen ariie bei3ltIte6en mo
olelel6c in allen ibren San0htnqen
81 imtcrltiiben. Sic folgenOen Be-
antcn piirocn fir Oos So6r crpdbIt:
Frdlioent SorrD 5. Sopfins, YrGii.
ocnt Der u6orlnerS 9{otionol 9anf
bon glnnapoliS" +. GicesHrGIiOent,
@illiam 9. @orog, aoIiirer Ger So
llsblrD 9totionnl-9onf" @icc.9rdIi.
ocntcn: Sarrp @. S6eparO, aoIIirer
Der u@ritcn 9}ationoI-9anf~ bon
9Dottsoille; glllnn 9. Sorris, &aIIi.
rcr Der oG6elicrtonn 9onf bon Dlo-
rDlono"; Scppooo 6. gppcce, bon
ocr 6irma Goliton Bruce & So. /;
e9orleS s. @omcr, it,, Yrdlioent ser
"SeconO 9tntiondl 9onf bon 9alti-
more; 6enrD S6rioer. aSrGIioent
ocr ~5irIt 9lationol 8onf BON Gum-
pcrlono"; 3ruinG &. Gcplar, Sdob-
lleilier DER Clifton 9nnf & 9rrit
So."; @iliani Mcacnnp, 8rGIiOent
oer vGentrcblle 9}otionol Nanf
Jreoerid 8. 16omoS. Sefret1r ocS
eSooiugS SniiitutS", in SonOp
SPRINGS; SefrctGr, G6arlcS Sann,
@pl1s-&oiiircr Der .W}er6ants We-
nonits 6irit gtotional 9anf" bon
%Sqltlmorc; Shabmciitcr, SgiGiam
D'arriott, &oiiircr Scr ,,@cItcrn g}o-
s,opol 9onf" Baltimore, 9lOmini.
dneratIons-@omitr. SonleS @f. SIoan,
c%Dralloent Der y2onacining 5apingS
Su'lt" Sarbeg 8. Cooper, @rGiiocnt
~ oer rCenton 9fation6l Yanf" @co.
S Se, We9r, BON Der o6irit 9totional
., pullt," g8eIuuiniter; @iIliam s.
Hpu8e, Er1liOent Ger yGolpert.gant",
S0.alilmore; 9oloo 9Sencomer, 9rd.
IIOellt DER v9intionol @rdonee gonf"
.ooltlmore; 0oroIo SorSinec, 9rd7
'oent Der 0@atap5co 9lationolganf~
IN Glicott Stu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

wiSO oieie !lnmo0lidfcit ocnl @ols1
ais cine EDotia1c ierpiri, lpeil 9cgcl
OoS @cipcuit oeS prcltBiit6cn Qlilit,.
ri9nuS Stintnlmg gcnlodt rperocl
ioll Ter niidternc Sinn oeS 9lmcri.
fnucrS miro 5eitig gcnlig crfcnncn
woS iiG III MirfIiMfcit cobinter Der.
6irgt Gn1louo's @cIirc6cn 1catiG
lono ans Dem flcinoiiotiiGen Nlorrt
SIT perieu mo i6a iiir iid 5u reicr.
pircn, @cnn cs iid babel 9lmcrifa ais
Gompli5cn mlSgeiucbt 6ot, ouun fam
i6m unicr g}icmalsl gar nidt cnt-
iAieOen 9cuug in bic S6ren fIiugcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
Die 9sriifnnss.ge60rOc

sir Die Jfegiitrirung Der militGr,
ptliAiigcn Mdnncr in Baltimore
miro beutc bon @loDor 9SreItor
crnannt mcr0en. 754 BcrIo
nen 5u5cn ibrc 4icuItc fir &c.
giltrir-9(rbciten am 5. SUM an
gcboten.
WaDOr $rclton miro beute gcger
Ddttos bon 9ltlolltic Gitg bier cin,
treffen uno baum umge9enO ole Yrii
fungS-8cb0roe fir Die &egiltririlnl
Der Wtilitdrpfli9tigen am 5. SUM CT.
nenucn. @cbrcre b0bere 8eomten
i'm NotbbauS Dnren Der 9lniicbt, Dab
Die 9c6oroe eemdB ocr @rofIomotion
oc8 Brolocnten icbon gcitern bate
crnannt merOcn ioacn. &crldieOene
3eituugcn idricbcn ooB oic Ycboroc
lis ipoteltenS 9onncrltog 9l6cn0 12
llbr crnonnt icin muB, un0 ooB ale
GountD- -GlcrfS itn0 @iirgermeiitcr in
unonnebmliG5feiten fommen f0nnen,
ioaten iie oen @cItinnilngen ni9t
nadfommcn. Ser NioDor bego6 li6
Dor einigen Sagen nod 9ltlontic Git1,
INN beute 5uriid5ufcbren. Gr bcr-
licB iic6 ouf ieinen 9iebtsbeiItono,
StaOt-Yrofurator @. @. SieIo, Der
ibm DcriiNerte, ooB Die @eboroc onl
SSreitag ernonnt nerocn fonne. Scr
BrGiiOcnt eab in ieiner @rofIamotion
ied8 Gage 3eit. 9r. 6iclO lagt, OoB
ole &roflomotion am glben0 0eS Is.
Ytoi unterihrieben mur0e, ooB lie
obcr crit an 10. W8oi ber0ffentli6t
nuroe, wesbol6 ieiner 9(niidt noG
ole @rnennune ser 8eboroc nidt Dor
Dem 25. @Iai ar gei6eBcn brou6t.
Sr. Charles &reuOer, jun, Mopor
@rciton's SiiIfS.Sefrctdr, ser bic
&ororbciten fir ole &egiItrirung er-
leoigt bot Die 9iomcn BON 754 Ser
loneh pelhe ibre 9ienItc fir Oic
&e9iitrir- -9Irbeiten o1nc @e5oblung
DC m@topor sur @erfiieung geiteat
bo6en @s murOcn fcrner 1876 8im-
me r5um @c6roud ongeboten. 0ic
6cucr-8cb0roc bat Die @enutune
Der 9priBen0dllicr cnipfoblen foas
ni9t gcnii9cno &GlnIihfeiten gcfun.
Der mcrocn fonilten.
Sic Sto0t crbiclt bis jett nur 6S,-
900 &c0iltrtrforten. @en1GB och gln-
9obcn BON olten @olitifcrn ioQen
obcr in Der Sto6t unoefG9r 10000
gfdnncr i'm Sitter 5piidcn 81 unO
81 Sobrcn mobncn. Ga fit icoen
'U'iIitdrpilicbtigen 8lpci aartcn ouS-
1cacat pcr0cn miiiien marc 0cr &or-
roth nibt grpB gcnug. Sr. 9reu0er
miro iicb ocsbolb nit Dem @ouber-
dcur in 8erbinoune icbcu, Inn pei-
tcrc 10000 @rcntpIorc All bcfonlnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

an aruft Sic bis Oo6in auf Ocu
aompf Inn bic 6iibrcrro0c per-
icbmcnOct iuoroen lpor. Ticier &ompf
purOe Ourcb oic Staotsflmit 9i5-
murd's aaeroings 5ur euiiAeiOcuOen
9feiic getrie6cn; onocfiiat o6er bottc
CT i6on sic 0on5cu Sobrbun6crte felt
Dem GrciBigidbri9cn aric9e III Dem
Oeitcrrcid 5uerit nit gcpuBiiein
ben GcrluN mobtc, ieiue Tor9crr-
idoit iiber @eianlnitoeuti1lan0 nit
Wnffcngeualt OurCb5uieten. Ger
@eriutb ideitcrtc om S9iocrltonOe Ser
proteitontiiden 6iiriicu 9lorO-
Gcutihlonos, ituo ni6t Oicicr oGein.
Tic niiiritliNe SibcrtGt" ipolltc feline
9lQcin6erriHnit ocS 6a6SblrgiiAcn
aaiicr6oides, and scr fot6oIiitGc
G6cil woute iic nid1t Gas 5cigtc iic6,
un5pcocutigcr nod nls i'm 30-iobri.
gen aricgc, buuocrt Sabre Water,
ais scr groBc Sric0rid sic 6H6rlmg
olti oc @c0cnicite iibernobm mO
mc6r olS cinmol iiir booriid6e 9ln-
ipriihc Ocgcniiber GcitcrrciH in bic
Sbranfen trot.
@inn Ioate mcncn, onB iopicl biito.
ride &oroltsicbungen IN jcoer
5tootsfon5lci oltr9 Der omcrifani-
icbcn, 81 @oiic ieiu iollten gSir ioa-
tcn BORT oo9 old5 Ole &enutniB oauon
ucrmit6cn, ooB 9crooe Die Oeutiben
Gonicrpotircn, ole Ood) 6ier5ulan0c
o6nc @eitcrcs nit ocn 9lu0cllticbcl
ioentiii5irt lpcrocn gcgen Den 8ot
Der Noeooobobu ic6r cnti1icoen pro-
teitlrtciL neil lie bon ciiler Grlcid-
tcrlng III Der 3ur,br tiirfilhen &c.
trciOcS einen Grud oili Oic beilHilhen
@cireiocprciie beiiirdtetcu. lluo IN
0ieier @cgneriNait licgt 5u0lcib AUDI
Ocr &crp OeS mitttlcltropGilAcn Sc
0onfenS, pie Ct icbt lrGbrcnD oes
&ric9cs laut 9eworOcn lit. poblocrr
itonoen nir6t olO Dor Dem &riege
mo6lcor6ercltctcS Gomplott, IonOcrn
uIS @rge6niB Der Oringcnoen mirtb
ic6aitlihen 9iotbwcnoigfeitcn, oic nit
Net britii6en g}irt6idnits- imo Siu.
eerblodooe iiecr 0euti@Iano mo
2eiterrcih- h-llngoru 8ulgarien uno
sic Giirfci gleiGcrmoBcu 6erein6ra-
den.
@on ieOer iibcrieciiden 3ufu6r
o6acidnittcn fobtr in Sen 90nOern
Der @cOonfe elmer @rleihterllna OcS
ocgcuieiti9cn 0jiiterouStouideS Ylos
in Oeiict &o6men Bic 5iirfei fir ibrc
@oocncr5euguiiie Oeutid oiterrcidi.
ihe Snouitrieporoufte erbolten iollte.
81 ciuem Gonplott fam oieier Sc
Oonfc nur ourb Oen llnlitono per9c.
mqltigt pcrOen OnB es 5uerit Der
&eidstogs gl6georOnetc SrieOrid)
Nolmont mar, Der ibm g9orte per
lief. gln eine 9lntoitlng Der Sou-
perGuit0t SciierreiCb'So @uIdorietS
oocr Scr Siirfci 81 oelfeu mirN ieocr
@cnncr Der 9SpAc 0ieicr Sdnoer ais
al6ern bon iiD peien bier aber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

fN''tbN'''N : - =
t a b lie COMPOUND
in mciilcm Sale
iuinel 5lI lnnciL
SD irar bel 10
icblecbter OciuuOs
belt infolge bon
5 Srnucnleiben, 5 a B
icb fdllm mcin 93ett
perlaNcn nm tc.
Scit lurI9er Belt
bottc ic1 cinen 9(c5t
9eb1bt, lIno lneine
Wtiittcr idgte: o9u
foateit &Doia 6.
l&fnfhont'S SO o 4, q =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
Griutcr NllcSisin.
'oGbcu Sic iamaIs OcrJmdJt sc-
juno 5n iucrOru, nbcr Obue
NrTDIs9

81 mua fem. bGB Gie uit IN ne
bnuoluBe iparen. bob @ie one Sois
uuua aui @encmne aniso6rn.
Gle mhNcn ipiiel, oab IN aIer
Nebcnsln0cn Spc8dldrbclt ne.lQngi
piro uno oiS mibftaiic hon dilcii "
bic gcbnu0luna BON Sernnl9elicn gBap
rum coniultiren Gsie IN oee Grfetuii'
nib 0ieer Tbutfad)e GidJt einen &pe-
saitiien BON euicnt @ii flr ScIbid
nno @brlibieit, ipeltn Stc an einer,
Mdnnern eigentbmlidDcn, 4ranibeis
lei0cn oher bon berlelben bebinOeri
mfrOen; etiien Gpe5ioliltcu Der iiber
is Snbre prdttiihc @rinbrung In
Wldnnerlrdnibcitcn bat einen, ber
Sbnen nab elmer iprAidiieen llnters
lihnnQ iaQeH pirh, Oh er @ie iirireu
ionu ooer Mot; eincn. oer &ie IN
fiir8cIier Belt furirci iuir6, Mie eS
hD nit Dem betten uno litberteu gles
iulint bereiHbnrcn ldht
&icfe 2lri bon Gpe3i0Iltcn fiu0en
sie. menu 5ie ~: NanIrid uou galtI.
MsIe, pRn., 408 ita8dltluAure,@trnne,
roulutiren. ST bat hiele NldnHer
iurtri. bic obne Grf0lg oeriumien. QIhs
bliiie o0er Riir 3u tinben. g1as er
lilr @uotre eetban farm CT cnn
fir Gle tGun.
Seine c5ebiibren Nnb nsenrfa unh
8dpuuQen luer0eu ben WNitcl1 he6
Ncesnisn nreepaBi arranoirt.
4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
etnhicnfaer.

9ciicuocr (ou Der 9o6n6oisipcrs
rc) uN'rot, SlciicO, 3udcr 9iit
ter Scifcn, 0artoiielforte, 2(acS
Da0 ic5, MIR fcinc 6obrtortel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
8eitacmailcr 9srptelt.

Gorl (ocr bon ieincni &otcr ioe6cH
cine trattigc Eradt Griigel erbultrn
bat ibm@jen0) limo 10 mas
ncunt man M 8lrgiricocn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

M6nnneuter, bic ben ,,Hcutid1en Gorrenou.
rc-trn" nidi ntlnftiiu uaer uurcnrlmdDia er.
haltcn, itnb Debtlcn, bcr EfiIce bnnpn per Ee.
lrpbuH nber Ihriitlin wllttneiMHg 81 madeW,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
@rOnnfcn[na.

@nlil: g3M &orl ipoS tbuIt gu
Ocnn bout 9ladnlitto02
Gorl. o9lidtsl"
Gnlil: $50 oenn?@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
2Nutter (agte,
per(lt6c es.
GgOia s. Eiufbam's %egetublc Gom-
pOnnO bciltc Srau GOpnrr, nudD-
Cem OieS Ocm Slr5t niHt &C.
lrunen mnr.

Cincinnati, Ohio. - $50 pinIhc S6s
nen Die CUTE gSirfung BON QDoiu G
N!;,,V6,,,,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
@riddftss s&cgweiler.
WicrtaHtiIc NgeRtu,
". @. Iiu y So.
COZ 0i0 UlarbIano aruit Auilolna,


w. 'fN N@f"f"''N" "re"it N'"''N'fh'
9fotlonQI8nnfcn.
soc OH guiuu National g0ui", GaDs NIB
@reter@iraBc Nncoh 9B. ppol Rrliioeni;
9ent9 a Reoge laIhrerso, AN. n......,.
osFcilen Nationet Vdai@ IA gioro Gnlcp,Sir.
", Nlarioh ssalter.
Staatss9anfeu.
.,1entdle ganl upn Nanimpre", Nolsimorcr nno
NoUolDs@trahe gluQuii gNeOcr FrdNncnts
SoDn y. Ndnhcr. &ir RrnllocNi; UeOrne y.
Gang NaiiIrer
Spar.9onfen.
,,DeuHdle epartnut rvn Baltimore" Gusaius
un6 0aItimoreaStrabe,
Srrit-Gompoanieu.
,,saie 9epolis anS Susit Scmpom"i 40 Sonib.
9auuotcriaIierL 96iircn, 6cnlter.
ra6men 2G0eit, etc.
Sas, y SSicF s So, il5-ii7 silo'Sscocrid'
@otcnt.9lnp1ltc.
Nomln a. eomneIS, glehiStuaIt; @aicnie cams
ls SeissAa5lll9llgGTlcl ", Seraa9Fesoie W'afolano
Chaplin v. 8srsaluu, il0-tl7 2aw 9niIoina.
q. s. K N. 4 SSiearS, al Continental aIoa.
Sraiii5itep cit 1872 criolarcIa 10 Aaiilalore.
9lutono6tc.
Badaro. f85 $3.50. rs 27B0
g9aaaFo Mietps 81. II @aiiimaa", e4prlcas
Saron. Die populdre Cor, S8p5 uuo $50
,,Mar.Hci Mobile Nn.," OinrRrs ldOS 1910.
&orosSbnrIesS Sirnbe,
Observation-Disclosures &crdtbc, Sdmc-
rcicn imo @cilil0el3il,6icrct
Sriiit4 Spracs ena 205 gioro.siura sir muo
99e 9itbrr & etIdcr &C., 80 2IaGtelrabs.
oeuilDec SaWeaaehnlt
Pluntbing. Sirnaccs, Goa6cS ilue
Gcieh Dod6etfcu rnO Siinuen.
Bennett groS, bg8 Observation-Disclosures
SnpfcrifnicSe unO @lm6crs.
Jsau pnbru i13i 16amss.etraas. Is & y.
2clcpbon s8plic 1909.
&eriiherumQcT.
%, = e1cTupre & Gp, li7-2i Gbdmocr 81
p72ntidle Acncr-0eriih;uuas.e .eriruihnii", 0ois
hOuns mn g0lilmQrg ettdft
vDeniid'Awt riiqulldle 6cncf @crtMernug0.wes
W@glGaajiti galtinoFcsinBe ilio Sriia@
,9lolal 1nmranrs 50. ol glVcrpc0fn, 0cnrn M
gNdtttclo, Ncltncn3 Qsuihiufr, 4Oi -iON Ghuup
Der Of Commerce Nliloira.
,Wcrntnfio ScNer &CtihfrnnqS OclClinaN
Nallunore' nuo NoribfSirohc
8lcMplottet Wtcton etc
sngH gcnlI'a & Co., Sur., 1915 talocl lnr4
&irabc.
9idnoIei6. .@eiddite.
.Nnulnlfbnicb Qpan Dr. Wrrh. fiah -cirnhf
GiIcnuaorel otlcr 9lrt un6 &ld.
iAmico- -3ubebor.
". scoh Vapne 0u., 362 s6i Norb.W .Wa0,Sig
@igentbamS glgcntcu mo Sdu0ler
%Isrrs s. 1uaaE G 9epbsp 10 OiiaginaioR
3citiIngcn 3eitidriiter, etc.
uShe Baltimore g2tlps Comranp" 9oheli n
W'eoerS @eiDdiisiiibrer. 227 1seaioerisStr,
Dcutibe @ii]tr uno 3citidriitcn
y. oauitid. glr 900. sgefheegpsioneaa
E1otoaroD6.
Wahrnm Elm Neoioarop0 bon Nnsseidmiua.
Gr. l0 gSctfrilalon'Gh
SSricOb6ic.
COT Napu GemetrrN. -gscrlanacrts Conform
Wnemc elLle WeardbniBpl6kp rrter irrN
rdtrenoer &nincbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
gSotcnt 9lmuaItc.

N0min y. GnmnclS, JahiSmat, @nlcnie Nnfa
.G1nbmpric &crlagsrrdic NlarDlan0
Iruii 9hil0ina
Chaplin ". 1ergniun iiG-~tlT 2am NnllDing.
lSldbriQc &riubrnN
y. q. & s8 =. ppioaro, Az Guntincunl Nloa.
8raii8lreu lct 1872 criolarclm ir NnlilAlure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

SauluotcrioIieEL 99iircn 6enlter-
ra6men 2G0eit etc.
IaS Qy Npltcr x Co. ttb-ft7 rilbsNecbcriGs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

,,sair DcpoVt anb Susit eoupom", 20 Sonibs
SiraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

SInpferidmic1e ln0 Blumbcr3.
5rdn pnbeu, i73l Ebamts. stta8r. e & D..
2clcpbon; G8plic i00l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

2anomirt6iGloitlihe Gcrdi6c, Same.
rcicn lmo GciIi0el3ilMicrc.
@riiitH Snracr 0r., 205 9iorosura Sir nuh
36e 9lur0.G0b Sir
S1e @sNrr & etiNer Co., 90 oa0t 9pbe.
oeltiibco SamcaNcihdlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
Gbar.Q|onfen.


,,1ruHMe eparbnut nun baltimore, Guiaius
un6 Naiimore.SiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

.,1eNNdie gani upn Baltimore" baltimore, urc
NoNolnsGtrahe 9luduii NeNcr frdiincrts
Sobn y. 9aihcr, &lcesRrdiloeNl; &eOrae "
GANG, Naiilrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25

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8lct5plotieh WIctoa etc
eHeH, gonilla & g.. Sue., i9-l5 balocl .Irrs
Eirubc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
1910

problem quite satisfactorily 81 faf as
getting hold Of Il IL concerned. Mr..
Donnally has about . half acre Of Pitts
burgh vein peacock coal and Is hiring
three men to dig It out. Mr.. Donnally
IS located across from the Marion
Products company. Mr.. Donnally wants
to grade his property and takes this
way OF letting 1t pay for itself. He Is
ceiling the coal to anyone who wants
it at strictly government price. Mr..
Harden, OF the Marion plant. has some
teams and is doing a good deal OF the
hauling. Mr.. Donnally has machine
shop a. the location. 1t is to be used
this winter for storage. Later new
machinery may be installed and bust.
ness carried on as before. What Mr..
Donnally intends to do with his grad.
ed ground has not been decided upon
vet.
The Dickerson Building Supply COM
pany is busy filling orders for mine
houses at the various mines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

Men are so scarce in the southern
part of the State that the superin.
tendent OF the Dumplin mine at Farm.
dale is woman.
A Grafton choir gave concert Sun.
day night, occupying the time gener-
ally devoted to the entire service.
Both Warrington and Keyser have
water troubles; both towns are oblig.
ed to call upon private concerns for
water-Mannington on the South
Penn Oil Co., and Keyser on indus.
trial plants.
There will be Christmas tree at
the Cold Sprig church near Corn.
stalk on Christmas eve.
The Lewisburg Seminary orches-
ira, which is composed almost en-
tirely of girls, gave an interesting re.
cital at Carnegie Hall in that town
on December II.
The Hotel Ruffner, in Charleston,
which was damaged by fire recently,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
q oncs more takinE csre % "a 81:

4 once more taxing care Of IL %.
irons
z A big revival started At Huntington
December 20. in q tabernacle and DR..
Anderson IS the principal talker.
Woo Tong, prominent Chinese resi-.
dent OF Huntington, Is dead and his
passing Is widely regretted by a large
circle Of friends.
Parkersburg Elks gave a dance
Tuesday evening. December II, which
was greatly enjoyed.
Robert Norris, of Harrisyille, Is
editor and owner Of seven weekly
newspapers-The Richie Gazette,
The Carlo Enterprise. The Mason Re.
publican, The Point Pleasant Gazette,
The Putnam Leader and the Wetzel
Republican.
Miss Zoa Anderson is manager OF
The Upshur Record and Miss Marion
Shaw is owner Of The Warrington
Telegram.
There is a feeling around Weston
that The, Weston Republican, now
in the hands of receivers, will resume
publication. The plant will be offer.
ed for sale shortly.
The West Virginia News, published
at Ronceverte, which claims to have
the largest circulation of any weekly
in the state, got out special Christ.
mas supplement.
With the last issue in December,
the Mountain State Patriot, prohi.
bition paper edited by Rev. j. w.
Bedford, will suspend publication.
The Guyan Valley Thunderer brags
that The Huntington Advertiser pub.
lished an item sixty.five days after
it appeared in The Thunderer. The
Thunderer is all puffed up since E.
e. Meredith wrote it up in The
Pittsburgh Dispatch as rip-snorting
wild-west movie picture paper.
The Morgantown Post. Chronicle,
always patriotic, leads off with the
suggestion that there is no exchang.
ing of Christmas presents after the
holiday-an effort to tighten the work
OF the stores.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
Girls statement Will
Help EairnsOn'

Here 4 the girls own story: 30
years ! had dyspepsia sour ssomatl
and constipation. ! drank hot Nat1|
and olive oil by the gallon Nofkin'
helped until tried buck thorn bsi''
glycerine, etc. as mixed Ii Adler
i.ka. ONE sPooNFuL heiptd Il,
INSTANTLY" Because Adlsr.l;sI
flushes the ENTIRE ailmentasy trsc
It relieves ANY CASE cnnstipSf iou
sour stomach or gas ana prevenfs Fl,
pendicitis. It has QUICKEST kctiol
OF anything we ever sold. Martini
Drug Store. 4
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
Party.

Miss Lucille Stealey was hostess to
c number Of her friends last evening at
her some in Market street. Games and
music were the evenings diversions
and the hours were pleasantly spent
by all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
. E Asst SIDE
- NEWS ~
Very III.

Very III.
Mrs. William Hayhurst who resides
on Burners Ridge. passed through a
very severe operation yesterday at the
home of her brotherin.law, Frank
Daugherty. in Morgan,own avenue. Al.
though sun very Ill her physicians
think she will recover.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20
Has Pneumonia.

Has PneumonIa.
Evaline. the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Shuttleworth, OF
Morgantown avenue, is very Ill Of
whooping cough and pneumonia. An
other daughter. Louise. is also I'll Of
whooping cough. A trained nurse is
in attendance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

Here's mod ern Aladdin who doesn't
even need lamp to wish himself into
opulence and happiness. He turns
copper into gold by the simple pro-
cess of saving his pennies. j. "Frenchy"
Lambert is a San Francisco news
boy who knows that "coppers" make
dollars and dollars win wars. From
GALES of one-cent papers he's saved
enough to purchase $500 liberty
bonds. And he's going to purchase an
equal amount of the next bond issue.
Some magic, that!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-20

tory of its kind, with the exception
A. H. Donnally is sowing the coal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-02
WAR BOARD OF ELKS
MEETS WITH DAWSON

John K. Teener, former Governor
OF Pennsylvania, is the head OF q
committee from the Elks' war relief
commission which conferred with
Henry P. Dawson. chairman of the
Red Cross war council, today, on
ways and means for aiding American
soldiers at the front.
The grand lodge OF Elks recently
approved a report of the commission
which levied an assessment of 81.
0O0, 900 upon the subordinate lodges
to provide a war service fund. Each
OF the 10000 Elks In the United
States will contribute.
The committee which visited Mr..
Dawson consisted OF John X. Tener
Joseph T. Tanning, OF Indianapolis;
Jerome B. Fisher, OF WATERFOWL, N.
Y: James r. Nicholson. OF Boston,
and Richard Richtor, OF New Orleans.
Accompanying them were Grand Ex-
allied Ruler Frederick Harper, OF Pc
tersburg. Va. and Grand Secretary
Frederick Robinson, of Dubuque,
Iowa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-02

man Webb. House dry leader, today.
This is due to the fact that the
House has decided to take up only
war measures. When II comes up, It
will pass overwhelmingly"
The Senate passed the Sheppard
national prohibition amendment by
a vote OF IS to 20.
House ''drys" today talked OF 4
Democratic caucus TO determine
whether prohibition shall be brought
up despite the previous caucus agree
ment to consider nothing but war
measures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-02

commission from making any rates.
tariffs or changes based on the valu-
ations were filed by the company on
Tuesday.
The bill states that the reduction
in rates, based upon the consumption
during the preceding year, would
mean an approximate reduction OF
S350,0O0 in the annual net revenues
OF the company.
The new rates, which went into ef-
feet August /, provide for a reduction
OF from 10 cents to s cents per kilo-
watt hour to all consumers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-08-02
WILLIAMS WON'T RUN AGAIN.

Senator John Sharp Williams does
not expect to return for the Senate
again, and will retire when his pres
emit term ends. He announced this in
the course of debate In the Senate,
when he said:
81 never expect to run for office
again"
The Mississippi Senator has nearly
six years to serve.