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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
PROPOSALS-Sealetl.
SEALED PKOPOSAi.S.

.
Scaled proposals viii be received by the
School Board Of CLIFTON Forge. Va. until
not later than 10 o'clock a. NJ. May ~.
graded scEool building located corner OF
Pine and Jefferson Streets. Chiffon Forge.
Va. In accordance with plans aud spccin-
cations prepared by Charles NJ. Robinson.
Inc. Architects. Richmond Va.
Sealed proposals Will also he received at
the same time FOR the heating and vcnu-
Eating system.
Plans and specifications may be- obtained
from the architccts upon deposit of $40;
which deposit Will he refunded provided
plans and specifications are returned
promptly and a bona tide bid submitted.
Bids should be sealed and addressed TO
II. T.. Hawkins. Clerk OF School Board the
same to he accompanied by certified check
called for In specifications
The School Board reserves the right to
reject any all bids
CLIFTON EORGE SCHOOL BOARD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

MANTIs,. coiored boy. one who under
?, stands mounting tires. Tire Company OF
Richmond. a1I West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
MEETINGS

THE annual meeting OF the Mutual Assur-
ance Society Of Virginia will loo held at
the office OF the society on MONDAY. MAY
u. 1917. at | O'Clock L. NJ
q. MOFFETT KING. Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the BauEhman Stationery Company
will be held at the office Of the company.
lag: West Broad Street. Etchmond. Va at
IL O'Clock noon. WEDNESDAY,. May .. 1917.
=. NJ. lIOGGE.
secretary
ALL Royal Arch Masons invited To at
tend stated convoCatiOu OF Richmond
Royal Arch Chapter. No. J. AZ the Mnson's
Hall on Franklin street. THIS tTHCRS-
DAiD EVENING at I o'clock. Work.
BY order of NJ. r.. H. I
GEORGE T.. KEESEE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
II. ID, WANTS

suNpA Min;,, 10 Scnts line per inscr'ion
H,p S GsD F %5T,SD o SE lSsE W$
c9MffAAAiY FHg 2r oS S2EK. CASH 70 &C.
RATE PER LINE
syS2Ar ana SsprSS' ln sss as' 20 cent?.
?$Ssa eTfi'Sps ln Is ft"'s 40 cents.
l"""' sGxS% %'f and te rssf line.
f.mss within VT one week - cents line.
Z Tas aS9Ss rates ali sissshssio%s
SiAbshcatlohs not guaranteed after s T.. NJ.
SUBsTATiONS FOR I'D WANT ADS
AL inc following Times. Dispatch Branch Of
regular office rates. which are given above:
W. Yves. ~ Ead F pr rousn BE- sThEET
Ro Gbsiysdos :, Drug store. f'loyi Ave. and
o Charles Is, s Turner Druggist. West Broad.
Kern's Pharmacy. 2esa Hanover Avs.
y. a[rn H1oSe PrSE E s,Sre sc3a Grove Ave-
cs AYess Avenue Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
Fl of b9us 2 s,Sss 60 go T. Msn St.
aShgurnetts Drug store, tOI West Broad St.
ss,V. X May * Bros. Brook Ave. and Clay
81, Tsrrani Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
,.on. EAST 81 OF ,!rousMEE STREET
Meisberger,. ai:-3ls 4. Broad St
Tragic Drug Co. SlI Il. broad 81.
+ rsr + IsTs,ss Drns stare st y broad st.
W. K. Vaughan. 9oi North Firth ~,
----W. II. Daley. 400 North Tenth ST
, HGihaIdson Drug store. col y. ssven-
r: II. Chilirey. AN. Eighteenth St
S,i turner's Pharmacy. Twenty frs, and Main
,v Millsms Pharmacy. T|en,y.nr,, and
au spr y.Es,n, DIVE Company. rwen,y.,hlrd
Hord's Drug Store. rwen,y-n,n,h and Q
Wool &. schaat Drug Co. Twenty. at,h
q, Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
.. Church Hill Pharmacy. $500 Far, Broad
e. p. CRAIG Drug Store 900 =. Broad ~.
? .r. nichardson Clay Stree, Drug Store. SOL y.
- Fairmoun, Pharmacy. :l"6 Fairmoun, Ave
BARTON HEIGHTS
steere's Drug Store. 1900 Sor,h Ave
-. HIGHLAND Park
W. Is. Vaughan. Fourth and Stuart.
-. IA Townsend. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND,
Chat W Garrison. 1903 Hull st. and 3iI7
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
oohianh Heights Pharmacy. 5l0t
SwA NsBORo.
IS NJ Roberts Drug Store, c5oi Hail ST.
j. A Black. 1915 Williamsburg Ave
Peoples Drug Store. 5000 williamsburg
Ave
IiIne, Dispatch branch. $40 North Syca.
more StreeL rhone reiersburs :c5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated
clerks office OF the Chanccry Court OF
239-A. page 1913. default having been
made In tho payment of Il portion OF
the debt secured thereby, and being
required SO to do by the beneficiary, I
will sell. at public auction, on the
premises.
THURSDAY, MAY ,, 1917.
at $50 o'clock L. NJ.
the property described Ms follows:
Lot No. i6. block |, on the plan OF
subdivision known as West G;nter
Park" recorded i'm the clerks office OF
the chancery Court OF the city Of
Richmond: said lot having a front OF
so feet on Westwood Avenue at the
corner OF Rosedale Avenue with a
depth of 1875 feet to an alley.
This is a new. attractive frame
dwelling, with slate roof containing
rooms. and has never been occu-
pied.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav costs
of sale. including trustees commits
sions. any unpaid taxes, and to pay an
instalment of interest amounting to
sos due on January &c, 1917 credit
as to a note of $500 due on July &c.
1917, with interest thereon at 6 per
cent from January &c. 1917. and also
as TO n note of $500 due on March |.
1921, with interest thereon at per
cent from date payable semiannually,
balance in cash.
ROBERT L. PEYToN. JR..
Trustee.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
once OF tho Treasurer.
Wilmington. y. g.. May |. 1917.
TIL: board OF directors OF Atlantic Coast
Limo Railroad Company has declared q
dividend OF LIZ per cent on the preferred
capital stock OF that company. payable at
the once OF the treasurer. Wilmington.
y. G.. on and after May 10. 1911. The
transfer books are closed from April 30 TO
May 10. both inclusive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

WA Mt r d, young man, not
over is years Of age, for
clerical position. In replying
please give references. No. J
237, care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

4 NEW TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING AT THE CORNER OF WEST
WOOD AND ROSEDAL,E AVENUES
WEST GINTER PARK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ThE spring,nno Coming Let us clean
,,, your ,Sarpets and rugs and store them
We wtn Suaiatt.. them against mothA
W. Fred. ,liichatdsoiL Inc. Flicproot Storage
.el sea West Main Street Phone Kandoiph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
FOR SALE-Machinery.

BE, TING, pulleys shafting Dangers planners.
rest rs; in,niers. hath mills. rnolders. NOR
Users. knit: grinders. veneer ,nachInes
boilers and engines. Guaranteed condition.
L. Bluford e. Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

FCKNiSliED room with running water
NirGlnin Apartment Fifth and Main
HANDSOMELY furnished room near cafe
terra. Phone use. I05 North Fifth
DOUBLE second floor room: running water
III North Fifth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED-Male

WANTED, Immediately, % COL
ored men. Good wages and
steady work. Apply Allen &
Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

RICHESON & CRUTCHFIELD.
Real Estate Agents and :.uctionecrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

WRENN:-Dcd suddenly "a, his re.idcnce
i:ii North Fifth street al .i5 o'cIock
NAV :. \. a.. WIENS
:. Funeral roti.n lAier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

fOit sqie farms standing timber. houses
ami lots. Bragg resident site Lots for
choice residents. 4. u. Bragg. Victoria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

WANTED. registered drug clerk, eSperi-
NHenced. Apply Hatcher Drug Co, Broad
and Laurel Streets.
WANTED, - young learn lumber
business in West Virginia. Address Box
1332. Columbus, ohio.
RST-CLASS real estate or stock sales-
man wanted for high grade speculative
proposition. Address NJ. Maker. 3?t West
Thirteenth Street. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. experienced furniture canyasser
for Hopewel. Va. Apply Box 5l9. Hope
well. va.
WANTED. Al Linotype nachinist-operator
.on small daily paper. Must set 1000
ems or better an hour. Prefer one who
can help In job department. Salary $40.
Address CovinBton Nirginian Covingion. Va
klatinE uualiicnti Tons In HrSI lettnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

Nrc pe5icuc MngcbUtc
M0Oe Se5hae fir SHd 3immcr Gnrinscu 80 or6 aus bell
ger gepeo Noolt nit Sren Gfe lnncnappreirt Goier.
1aiget garunrt miro obeciefert uenn ocpnIht $500
NfpDc'Sc5use fnr Std Guriduee fir mce 20 gor6s oe.
Dract weroe Ooppebres ertrodpercS nccs rbioaepbes
Syes % 9errmeoone @pebe @tara beres eeeoueen $t45O
M1bc-Sc5Hse fir Stif0inrdtnuocn ir c 25 gla6s n66o
mOi S65ol Eofea 2nnenOamoit nit gumcn Geins St675
5huter & 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
0ia5ie Gul6crts SUB 6lriGt Elm &C.
beimnih.

Ebilo0eIpbio, IL. sO1Gr5. r
Die @eidworenen BEL oem Goroners-
s.rqueit ga6cn nod oeia @ernebmen
tcn so 3eugen Gin |erOlft ob, oaB
Md5ie Collect acS ainitmocea, mel
die am 30 December lort in ibreln
2hnmer geiltnOen warOc, bon elmer
unbefannten aseion oSrr &erionen
eroroiielt poroe.i lei. 9liS sen 8eu.
genausiagen mor niht 5it erIeben,
Oh 9ernorO q. 2cipiS tcn Gitts.
burgb, Der in )ftIantic Eitp selbit-
moro begins. nit oeu' gRoroe in
Gerbinoung ge6r1 Ut merocn fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
0entIdJe Gylicser crfOlereidJ.

Berlin II. Wtdr5. Die 9e.
fanntmo6ung ii6er, oen s(eropIan.
lleberfaa ouf Die Gent-&uIte bon
@n9lano am 6reitag G1orgen Ieitens
Der oeiltiben g(omiraIitGt loutct:
Am Wloroen oes 16. Mdr3 mari
Gin oeiltlder 9leropIan erfolgreid
8olubcn auf oie @iienbo6n.Stotion
lno S9uppen BON W3orsote. Der
5ii0rer beoba9tete 5ipei groBe
1Seuer.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

i'm boaeu @inperIt1ubniB nit ben
&ertretern Der g}ation wcl6e in ser
geiebgeben0en G0rperi9oft iibcn,
init einem inoerbreblirbcn GiO i'm
91amen unieres eelicbten 2nnoes.
gSir foroern oae treucu So6ue ocs
@atcrlanocs auf, ibre bciliae @fliGt
in oieieni peinooacn s[ngenblid Ser
notionalcH 9}otb 81 erfiiaen uno itn-
lercm 9riloer itno oen @ertretern oeS
Bottles 81 beIfen, gauBlono ouf Den
gScg oeS @Iiids itn0 oes 9Pu6mes 8u
bringen. lR6ge Soft 93nBlonO 6el.
fen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
glnfic6cn crrcatcnOc gcrIcsnns.


Gie internirtcu Sceleute Der oeut.
iAen Siiltsfreu5er peroen nad
Georgia gebrodt. Sort D1c-
@berion uuO SgIetborpe Oos
2uortier.
aibington IL. @2Gr3. -
0ie ite6enbunoert internirten Oeut-
icben N1otroien Der oeuticben Stills.
freu6er u9Srin8 @itel 6rieori6" nno
uarpnprin5 @ilbeln", iopie Die
Wonnibaft oes 2ieutenonts Berg,
Der Die 1gtppom" nob gtepport
yaeps brodte, iperoen no6 Sort Wac-
@berion imo 0gIetborpe, Georgia,
tronsferirt. 0os II. Snfanterie-&e-
giuent muroe bcitte bon Der @ren3c
nod 0ieien Sorts beoroert, Inn ole
8oAe 6u iibernebmen. 9ie @efan.
gchen unO omerifaniiben Solooten
per0en 8lpiiben Den beiOen Sorts
gleidudBig pertbeilt neroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
'1utc Nnsfbt anf
StrIfCbcrDiitnn
(5urtietuua Oon Ser !. ecitc.)

Ebrone 9ilBlano's iegnen. 8ir ii6ers
eebeuoie 9iegierung itnierem 8ritoer
ginsabe onoere Eunfte ungefii6rt,
no9 mel6en Die G6eis bcr griioer-
i6often oje GonItitution Der 0rgani.
iationeu 0erlcBt bdtten
Die @eiurbe Inn @inbolts6eieble
fiibren peitcr an, Dab 0os gigentbum
Der 9riiocri6often Ser 2ofonotiu.
fiibrer iiber $2,00O,0OO, oas Der Set
ser iiber $5,00O.O0O oas Der Gon-
ouftcilre iibcr $2,000,O00 lmo Dos
Der 3ugbeoieuiteten iiber $4,000,000
betrdgt, mel6es inn Sale zines
Strifes ibper oei6doiet miro, uno
Oen 8ciGweroeiiibrern 6ierourb bic
3inien ols aud oie Summe ibrer
@eniion oerloren eebt.
&erbiitung 0eS StrifeS
ft6er.
GIepeIunO, Gbio, II. Nor5.
9tiIs elmer abiollt 5uoerldiiigen lno
oittoritatipen GuelIe berloutet, ooB
oie 8rdiiDenten Scr bier gobn Brit
oerIdbaiten in 9lep Dorf ole 8erii'
herung gaben BOB bis Wiontog
slbenO cine 5ufrieOenitellenOe 50.
ilna fir oie gobn Gontrooerie sc.
funoeu meroen miro.
@citere Strites on9etr G.
ten
g9 3 zee in q, @. 4Guo H. M6r5.
Gen frl6er ertbeilten 9efeblen
Der 2eiter Ser 9riiOeri6aften aemdB,
berlieBen inn Z llbr 9lbenos lngc.
fd6r 800 9lngeiteQte ser Baltimore
Gbio.9abu@ ibre @crfitdtten un0
ebenio ole 9lngeitellten an Den ,Sro9t-
5iigen, Gie 2eBterer perIieBen ibre
8iigc III genrpoo0, gg. ..Ga., iopie III
S5oloipap, 81, noAoeni Iie 6ieie in sic
reipeftioen 6rodt6oie ge6radt bat.
ten lenoerlammlllngen Der glns
geiteaten milrOen naA Wfc0ieben,
M. s9ay ino Bridgeport, o., einbe-
ruien All pelden Sunoerte tbeilnob-
men inn Die glniidten Scr IofoIen
5ii6rer Der @ereinigung on5uboren.
Cine gefanntmading ii6er sic Scr.
idichung NeS 5trifes miro beutc
gladt erpartet.
GaitSt. 2oui$ II. @tdr5.
@lc6rerc Siuloert bon @o6noneeiteG-
ten legte ibrc 9lr6eit nieoer, neil
i6nen feline No6ridt BON elmer Ser.
iAiebung 5ilgegangen mar.
3eitig eineetroffene geribte Iageit
OaB bic 9epeeuns iib ouf Die 9tnge.
Itellten Der Big Sour" ino Der
rgaltinore-0bio bei1rdnft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
&mbIauO'S @OIt iOIl eat-
idJeiOrn.
(JuttistHus OOu Der /. seite,)

bent teIeeropbirt uuter geitriecut Ga.
tlim:
Die StnOt lit nun unter Gontrole
Dcn Gomite'r, ipelbe ans Gertretern
Der @arniion uno @iirgeridait BE-
itcben unO All oeren Spite Der Com.
manoont oes A. @oroe.Gorps itebt.
Sffi5iere Der 0uma
ergeben.
@etersburG III. Wldr3.
9lae III PETERSBURG perIammelten Oil
fiaicre Der glrmee baben einitimnlig
beihloIien, Die 9lutoritdt Ser 0uma
an3uerfennen. Sn oen 9leoen Oie
geboIten ipuroen, ipur6e Oorauf bin-
9eipieicn, o1B bic 9lrbeit binter DER
Gront iinper5iieIi6 aufgenommcn
iueroen miiiie.
@eneral SenatiefRs Bro.
flamatton.
Sapuronou, G6peoen, H..
W1dr3. General Sgnatieff ser
Gommonoeur Der in SinlonO lieeen.
ben Gruppen bat in elmer &roflama-
ticn bic Soloaten aufeefornert, bic
neue MegierlIng 5u unteritiisen.
Gas 9(b6nnfungs 90 toni.
feit 6es Barren.
Neters burg bio 2onOon, n.
W9dr5. Gas aoiIerlicbc Ntanifeit
III iueIdeiu Gar gtifoIous Der 3meite
ieinem 8oIfe onfiinoiete, ooB er pno
ipin Sobn auf Oie arone GuBlono's
@er8idt leiiten bat foIgenoen @ort.
lont;
n@ir, gsifolous ser 3peite, 0urd
oie @naOe @ottes Safer bon gon3
0iubIono, Bar bon 8olen @roB6er-
500 bon 6inlono ETC., eeben ouen I'M.
ieren treuen llntertbonen befannt;
glm Eage oes groBen Samples ge.
gen einen frenOen 5ein0, mel1er
0rei Sabre lang oeriudt bat, iinier
2ono 8u iinterioden bat es @ott &C.
foIlen, NnBlon0 cine neue iin0
fdjner3liHe @riifiine Sn Ibiden. 81,
mere Mirren Oroben auf ben enOgiiI.
tihen glusgang oes aricges cine
bcrbdngniBpoae Mirfrng ouS5uiiben
&os Shidldl S3uBlono'S unD sic
gbre unieres @aterlon0eS berlduqen
0nB ser arieg nit alien aoiter 8li
einem iiegreidcn Gnoe our6gefiibrt
miro. Ger eraiiiane 6einO madt
Ieine lebtc glnltrengung, uno oer 9ln-
GcnbIid lit nabc. in melbem itnierc
topfere glrmee nit Den g(rmeen nm
ierer rubmreihen glaiirten BEN
JeinO eutideioeno idlogen miro.
rSr 0ieicn entiheioenoen 1agen
i'm 2eben EuBIan0s gIauben mir,
ooB unier goIf iiber oie gei6loIienen
giniefeit unO Srgoniiirune aaer iei.
ner S4rdfte 5ur grreidung eines
ichrelLci 5ieges pcriiigen ioqte 9lus
oieiem @runo bielten mir es in Gin.
flone nit Der 8eidSouma, fir err
tuiinidt, OaB ggir ouf ben 3bron
slnBlnno's per5iAten uno bic bo6lte
@elpaIt nieoerIcgen. ga ggir ims
nidt bon unierem eeliebten 5obn
trenuen uoIlen 70 iibergeben @ir
oos grbe inierem @ruoer, oem
e5roBiiiriten @'idoel 9lleronorotpitid,
tnoem @ir ieinc 9Lnfitnft auf Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

9eew gorf, IN. @arJ. Ger
Der uGuuoro-2inie~ eeborige Gom-
pier u9lnionio", pcI6er our %. &c.
brudr hon bier nod 2onOon abfubr,
iii lQiit &obelmelouug an ieinem ge-
itimnlngsort anqefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Nranffnrf am W3ain 6Om6orSirt.

8orts, II. 01Gr3. 9lls gSic
oerOcrgelhne fir bag @onibnroircn
bon 9apaltme icitens Ser Dertiben
muroc bic Stoot 5ronffurt am 0foin
ourd frol8oiiicbe glcropIone nit
8omben beleat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
5Of bis 75t fatbige llDQ(Ntoft, 95t

Nc Nens fnS wnbrc GRnftr nmcrifnndem nie Ginse
dlonn NnO eiSene nnS banmwOlnc NUbGu geIrecs Sprn
nstnnen nnS 4O5Oa &patGrpcs SeOc arO elm uuOcrp6l
lcr Ncrtb.
oc bis 59t farbge 8n6tOf cndcBli 2imcoppreirtc Sent
oetofe Nooitot Nr9ooes 6ancD @oes Worquietes o Scr
caes; yoro 15c.
6arbse 6mben AaSras 80 Son BRETT Gonbiuoonen
yaro 40c.
3S-9Oa gOiIcs; 8usep mO GrcsOen-ete odnt ncu; pro
Yor0 Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
fSa6fen ii6er Qnnn.

3iiridb (Sdipei8), IL. Mdr3.
Die ngorronooIe" -2ente, ipelAe fiiro.
lid aus oeutl9en @cfnngenen.2ageru
ireioelolien miir6eu iperoen ili6t
iiber Boris Die 6obrt no6 Sponien
antreten Inn ii1 BON BORT nod glmc.
rifo ein5uidiifen, ionoern oireft il.
rem @eg ii6er 2pons nebmen, no.
onrd ben 2eliten eilie Idngere Gciie
eriport bleibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
BnMlttluollFlte BEtt-GitdIrr.
llnter- -J1luDe[in.

GamOcs meiB mo icihiorben; nit cncn Spieef beeb
$1OO uuo 81 80 ggcrtb 79e
gnniuuf nuS gpe punS SnDclup GemetCn langc lnrrDf
nno GamiDles nit 9eIob sur AstpGbl .$t59
NaniOOf nHO Crepe @cuGnOcr, GnUopc GGemcen gonioo
nnO gpe Gungc llnrOfc GOm6uatOucu Grcpe Satin Ga
mioIcS nnO guuOoir.Snn6en 9lsmn6l .......... .$lO0
eport& 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18

M60nnrnten, BITE ben ,,DentIcheH GDrreiDun.
bctttcn" Mat piinftltdl Dber tnregclmdbta er.
bnlten, Fnb 9ebeten, ber Office banSn per %eIe.
bhuH uner imrittttm Wtttbcttnnn an miabsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-18
Groceries.

aiise-eiig GLIB Wiorr.aaffee 0Qn
8fi 8up 'i!ie sieS s'Jli' re sIsno GST @'lt 35C
vfSSS SSs'SS& SS'., rs SS"iSf $fnuo ''aii'' 2OC
pri'aS iSaS' '9'9 g''9a-aoii'' re 3Sc
rir pes -.'a1''. san'9 afls l..l..l el''1o 33C
1Dmnteui-Snncb Tomuien tn gir
SSHa$$fs" SH$s pro ens'nS sl''i pro f5C
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21
BAD WRECK
Sundays Passenger Dltched a,
HinsdaIe Hill.

Duluth & Iron Range passenger
train No. 8, due to arrive here at
1910 Sunday. was wrecked a few
miles south of Tower on what is
know as the Hinsdale hill. Three
coaches left the rails and after turn
ing over on their sides, slid down
the embankment a distance of
about rs feet.
The cause of the derailment is
given as spreading rails caused by
the frost and notwithstanding the
bad appearance of the affair, the
accident was lucky one as no loss
of life resulted. The train was in
charge of Conductor Louis Bieber-
man with Engineer Lou Blake at
the throttle. The engine aud bag
gage car remained on the track.
The smoker and two coaches went
into the ditch as above stated.
Many passengers were on the
wrecked coaches and while several
were seriously injured the larger
number came through without a
scratch and barring a shake-up
were practically uninjured. Brake
man and Mrs. Thos. Crotty, Agent
John Fuller of Embarras, Arthur
Selke and Jos. Russell of Winton
sustained by far the most serious
injuries but neither case is expected
to prove fatal.
Physicians and nurses were sum-
moned from nearby towns. A
train was made up in this city to
60 TO the scene of the accident. On
the train from here were DR.. Ayres
and DR.. Sutherland, Nurses From
cit and Porthan ond several men,
bers of the Home Guards. The
injured were given attention by
physicians and were later taken to
the hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Crotty
were taken to Biwabik, Agent Full
Ter to Soudan and Russell and Selke
to Shipman Hospital here. Late
reports are that Mr.. and Mrs. Croft
ty and Mr.. Fuller are doing finely.
Mr.. Russell after having been given
hospital attention went to his home
at Winton. Mr.. Selke left with
the drafted boys for California
Monday morning and owing to a
slight injury to the hip was COM
PEELED to walk with crutch. Two
others of the drafted men, Williams
and Johnson, on the ditched train
were slightly scratched about the
head.
The passengers and baggage of
the wrecked train were transferred
to the special from here and arrived
at about 4 o'clock. The wreck
was cleaned up in time to allow
the running of trains Monday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

A farewell party for Abe Bloom
enson was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rosenbloom
Sunday evening and at which a
fine time was had. Mr.. Bloomen-
son was presented with wrist
watch as souvenir of the occasion
as well as receiving the we'll wishes
OF those present on his entering
the service. 500 was collected at
this gathering for the Jewish Relief
Fund.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

The schools close this afternoon
for the holiday vacation. The
teachers are leaving at 4 O'Clock,
the Iron Range running special
passenger train out of here at that
hour to accommodate the teachers
along the line.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

Senator Griggs of this District
has gone to France where he will
become active in Red Cross work.
The Senator is volunteer in the
service and will receive the princely
salary of 81 year so we are
informed. Our hats off to Senator
Griggs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

January 9Th is the last day for
filing notes of issue for the Janu-
airy general term of the District
Court to be called in this city on
January 18th at 1880 p. m. Judge
Freeman will preside.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

JIG. Handberg of Harding was
in town last week on business at
the local Forest office connected
with the sales of several million
feet of mature Forest timber to the
Virginia & Rainy Lake Company.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

Jos. Henigman, an old resident
of this city died at the Nopeming
Sanitarium yesterday after long
illness. He was 90 years of age.
The remains were brought to this
city. The funeral will be tomorrow
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21
GRANT MCMAHAN.

Several three year contracts for
pulpwood and logs on National
Forest lands have been signed by
A. v. Holahan, Finch Bros. Frank
Kane and other, firms of Duluth
covering timber on the line of the
D. & N. M. railway and on which
operations have now begun. These
operations are in charge of Charles
Taylor and ]. E. Mulligan; form
erly of Ely and M. ]. Valentine of
Lutsen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

Messrs. Window and Ryan and
a corps of assistants of the claims
department of the Steel Corporation
in Duluth, were in the city Monday
on business connected with the
wreck of Sunday at Hinsdale.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

John Wenstrom Jr. who has been
away from this section for several
years during which time he visited
many of the states of the union,
returned Tuesday for a visit with
his father at Section 80.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

Ernest Jackson is home from
Camp Dodge on a two weeks leave.
Ernest says he is we'll pleased with
the service at the camp and his
appearance indicates that the service
life is doing him no harm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

County Commissioner Grant
McMahan left Tuesday for Camp
Cody. New Mexico where he will
spend Christmas with his son,
Albert, who is with the 125th
Artillery Band. He also promised
to see all the Ely boys at the camp
before returning.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1917-12-21

Treasurer Brozich has on hand
$130.67 in the Regimental Fund
and wants the addresses of the Ely
boys in the several camps in order
to make a division.