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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
ACTIVITIES DOWN SOUTH
ALONG INDUSTRIAL LINES
announcement Of II Mcek Of Develop
mrnt la DiNie shows iiuSttinS
In Various Lines.

Announcements oC Snuihnru develop
mental enterprises for tn" past Week.
AZ given out by the ManufI,ttsr, H.
l;ccord include Important pIans Tor
mining. manufacturing. milling, cot
ton congresses. clay working. lumber
manufacturing. municipal improve
ln"uiS. "ic, The most important uf
these projects include plans by Which
the automobile industry Of the South
Win 10 augmented by another plant
10 manufacture motor cars At Norfolk.
10 h" built by the Southland Motor
Car Company Incorporated with 81
ooo.o0o capital oil pipe lines in Ken
lines which tho Cumberland Pipe Line
Company of Winchester, Incorporated
with 100000 capital. VIII build
Shreveport, La. viii have u refinery
with daily capacity Of Loo barrels
Of oil. 10 be- built by the Marine oil
ana refining Company. which incor-
p"rat"d with S"onn00 capital \ 5000
QUO enterprise. III. Central Graphitc
Company Of Ashland. Ala. wifi j..
established for mining and handiiuG
graphite. Philadelphia investors hny,
chartered the Emmons Coal Company
with S%"o."oo capital to develop conl
Among many other announcements
the following arc OF special iutcrest
Additions and improvements costing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Ontario I,ridxc reforms.

The Ontario cgiSiatur" ha, recently
taken steps which should Jesuit III q
"'at improvement in the Character Of
IN" highway bridges 81 the province
\ law mas boon passed requiring ali
county bridges and those township
bridges which are NOR" than twenty
feet long t. BE- designed and built in
accordance with general specifications
approved 10y the Provincial Department
OF Public highways. In addition. the
LAW REQUIRES tie plans for each such
BRIDE 4" b" submitted to tho depart
men, for approval. thus making IL prob
abl. That thcs" structures Will To- sat"
und "' reasouahlc cost Their" are
many states in tho United states which
would lind 1T ~ advantage 10 pass
similar laws. for tho brid@"work on
rirai h,Shw i often their most
backward feature and tn" long an
Gual list "f fl lures ot country bridges
!. o!c"e proof - tn" dcsirabiiity Of
stat" legislation - protect taxpayers
tgal~s' TN" waste 81 their bridge taxcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

SSon.oo" viii hc undertaken by tho
Newport News tNaJ Light aud Water
Company for its Newport News and
Hampton water supply
Chemicals viii hc tho product If the
W""d-r.rcival chemical curporation.
Incorporated At Richmond. with S%"O-
$40 capital
'ur"d ny IN" fl"lladay bc'"et" cou-
"any. mc"rr"ra.ed with Slc5roo rar-
ilt - Su'rnik
Coa land in r'ay.,,e COUNTY. " va.
will h. Developed by tn. EcurN Now
River I.,,nd Company, Mountain Cove.
Incorporated with Slo"."oo capital.
Clar<sburs wv NaD and philadcI-
paia capitalists chartered tho Corona
coal company. with Sico.coo capital.
I" mine coal near GiarkSbur2
\ Ncwppr, cTcnnp plant viii ha,o
daily capacity OF 2o0.0co bricks 90
oao 10 s5oon drain til. and 100 toms
II limo fertilizer. i, wilI u. bull, bv
the Tennessee Agricultural Lime and
Brick Company, organized With 500,
coo capital
coal land OH Winding cult i'm West
Virginia viii lac developed by tn" VI.
cova t'uei Company. Hcckicy. organized
with $4,000 capital
Nest Virginia coal lands viii 10
mined 10y tn" Clifton Nv. Na) coal
Mining Company, incorporated with
>,".U"o Capitol
ErcNs viii ne manufactured "a,
c"mpauy chartered With S55,0Vo capt
tai
Foundry aud machinc products VIII
To manufactured 40 WcilSburG. Md. hy
the Tri-State Foundry and Machine
compaay. chartered with E;o,""o capt-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

roads should bc 50 constructed 1T the
most dangerous crossing that drivers
must r"duc" s:."cd to u low rate. rh"
California Railroad Comm ssion has
recently sent 10 "a number OF cities AID
counties Si\ plans for :,vcompl Shi,.s
thus. with :, request that they bc tried
ni at least criticized. In each cas-"
there - Il conspicuous S!Snal al Sisn
IN TIA" middle of the road near or at
th' crossing. ana the driver must
SwcrN" t. "u" sid. t. reach the tra.k.
In S"Iu' ~ IN" rians. III" driver must
make an abrupt right band turn and
another l"ft hand turn before tho
track = reached, 80 that slowing down
~ ,nmlpMlN"rN and not Voluntary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
lu;"mohiIe Factory for Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA March 3l.--Norfoik
g to have an automobile factory some
time within tho near future. Tho
Southland Motor Car Company has been
incorporated here with capital Of
Ii.000.G6n - manufacture autos w.
frank Robertson is the pr ,sident Of
the company. and nc haS announced
tina, the building OF tho rlant will he
commenced in very shor; while.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
and rhlladelphia markets.

Washington and Philadelphia markets.
aud the melon growers have been
money makers for. 10, these many
days Fruit culture has for tho past
ten years been receiving more and more
attention All tho fruits grow We'll
there. but II is probable that the PEG
pie have made more money out OF
pears. grapes and strawberries than
out Of ali tie others combined. al
though peach orchards have Increased
largely within the past ten and more
years
owing 10 tho great extent Of the
water 'front.'. Gloucester is probably
uiurc largely engaged IN oyster piaut-
ing than amy or tn" counties of the
oyster section OF Nirg inia. and the
uuality Of the oysters Of this county
ranks with the very best THO fisheries
Of the county are also cNtenSiH" and
valuable. employing large capital and
much labor. and bringing 10 the people
u large revenue. Many people derive
almost their entire livelihood from the
products Of the waters. and this may
be considered the most important and
I profitable industry outside of farming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

~ meeting "f tho Federal Rubber
Company, hold at the uth,0a ~ Tho
company al cudahN. Wis. the regular
quarterly dividend "i Si..5 per rhr"-
on the first and second preferred .'nrl;
was declared, payable .\rril and
March IS respectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
\" tddjIiouuI chair Factor,

.r-urord brother huyc completed al
~ heir plans for the immediate cr".-
ttaa p: an dd,ti"nal chair factory.
vh..h viii about double IN" c,pa'its
~ "a" plant They have already
houGh' The machinery for tho inme-
dLnl. .NNLnmoni ~ th" addition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
tonl Mining In DicLcnson.

Ci.lNTWOop. VA March SIT l..
Long aud others. az Dante. forming a
financially strong syndicate. have ac-
CURED something over 1000 acres Of
coal lands in this dickinson. county.
and have already completed their plans
for the Immediate Development Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
coon >tIIOuIs. NN>l tiIt ne IIi,~
ND uIIIEN AIIN WI vows

WIN . nrs,-clast- male ae.ole.2 aVd
nnurishiuE cirl scho"l. and w't'
public high schools I'D every d!@tr,. -
~" educational advantages arc -",d.
rnd rhurchcs ~ the Episcopal I;apt's'.
Methods, and Presbyterian d"uoruina-
,o'# arc located Couy"ulcutly in t"-
rious parts II ~. county. '.icEocs'or
IS wcli supplied Win 'oi"rh"Uc ser
vice. both local aud long distance. has
excellent mdl facilities. bankinc II :
.iliticS aud newspaper
rho farmers, aud All the pc"pl" are
GIncrs, have louE sincc adopted inn
lIoNcd implements TO make them IN
dependent OF ,hc shiftlcss negro labor.
ihcE have caught on I" al ~ the
twentieth century methods ~ fNrminc
aud their financial condition b. better
tNHu that ~ tho uii.rs ~ spl ~ the
average Virginia county. outside peo-
No hAvc found out something OF these
'.,ts and many newcomers have found
,hcir s,uy 20 Gloucester and huusht
a." rich Lands - ,u.hg" ~ "Gri"u'-
,ural pursuits. rho population 80 tho
county h:s greatly Increased in the
Ior;.dr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25

fill" lit bier om Is. Cttobcr nod Bi
rGuS, @richcnlaato, obgcfobrcn; CT
bate cin Cargo BON Stildgiitcrn an
Gor6, 6nS alli unOcrtbolb Wtiuioncn
Collars bcmcrtbct mar. u. u. @o.
Ionos, Der 2l9cnt ocS Qnmpicrs,
bottc bis bclltc glbcnb nod nihtS bon
Dem &crlllt qcb0rt. Gr logtc, mcnn
40 Wionn gclonort por0en icicn, 10
be0eutc ooS mobridDcinlih, bob ole
Ntonn gerettet iciCn penngleid) Cr
olh fcincn Hcfor0 iibcr Die ,3obl Ger
an @orb bciln0Iidcn Eerioncn be
Iibc.
Der Gampicr mar BON &npltun
3eorge ScrriQ Don RelpsOo befeb.
ligt. Gr mlroc frijbcr fiir oen 0ienit
uuf bcn groBcn Sccn benuet; er bottc
cincn Holulinbolt BON 2206 5onnen
lrnb mlroe I'M Sabre 1892 in Glcuc.
lon6 gebout. Sen lesten 9erihten
nocb pniiirtc ser Gampfer Dor lnges
IGbr filni Go9cn Gibraltar.
ToriS 81. 9iopember. - IS
fomcn bclttc bier 9iohridten on
mclcbc bos @criidt bcitdtieten, Dob
Der Irodtoonlpicr vgtaine" om
Mittmod oht Afcilen BON 9icppe
pcrienft mur0c. 2lae % Monn an
Gor0, nit 2luanobmc eineS cin5iGcn
Seemannes, fomcn um's &cben. 0ic
gon5c gcmounlnB icbte iid) aus Gee
lcuten aus 0iCppc 5nlommcn.
(0cr iron50iiihc Gonpier vOtoine"
botte cinen HounIinbolt bon 773
EonnelL muroc i'm Sabre 1910 &C.
bout uno 0eb0rtc elmer 6irmo in
Iicppe.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
(sinbrna, nit SinoeruiIIeu.

s0anpille, &as, "a. Nop. -
Ginbrehcr i6nitten nit Sillie bon
@asitidilanmen Ourb Die 8epolbc
Ger Grltcn 9totional 9onf 5u Cana,
Snoiano, 40 Meilcn iiiblih pon bier,
am 5eitieen Dioraen bcllte l,no cnt.
talnen in einem 9lutoniobil nit IN
eei1br $t5, 900 IN 8clo ino gSertb.
popieren. Yei Der ?lrbcit gcrietb oas
@elo in @eiabr, 81 perbrennen, lino
Die 9iebc mlbten @aiicr berbeibolen,
Inn oic erbiBten Sbiircn ob5ufiiblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
3ng 3nianlmenitoF.

lopefo, &oa, a. 9iou. - 9eI
einem 3uiammentoB 5miiden einem
Sonocr5ug Scr Union Gociiic gabn
uno einem |oiiagier5ug Cytr. 1O5)
Der 9lt6iion, Iopefu uno Santa Sc
Gilenbobn al einem anotenpltnft Der
5luei Giienbobncn III 9ioro Sopeta
mrroen bcutc 5wei SpIoaten 1lno brei
Giicnbobn. .9ln0cltelltc perlebt. Ger
Gruppen5ug brohtc Solooten bon
Camp 6lnlton uoh annias.Gitp fin
oaa ,SuBboapicl Der slrnee unb
Slotte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
sWiantcl nno 9lusiiac.

$25 MGntcl mla Moa &elour2.
etc; 6orbcn NurQuuop, Coupe, grim,
etc, @ilrtcI mo nit Eelj beiebte
Oto0Cle .........- .Sf4.5O
S25, $27 rCi6c MiGntcl, Gubcrit
moocrn NIT %cl5 6cicbtc &ra0eu; an
Ocrc nit Flulh lm0 SHnoacn be
lcbt lmo idIihtc, iiir. -. $500
$50 lDcrtb; NrooOclotb lmo Eom
Som; quite 6orben; Eel}fraacL
icblidt ODER nit lElulbbeloB. $2l.50
$50 S8oll &eIour, 4el5trooen
Dtdntel; Goupc, broun etc, @irtel
lno bobe GaillcnsGiiefte $3.50
Salts 6Sauimettc nuO Sealcttc.
33 2/3 inter reguldren Greiien.
$50, $27 Elui6 NI1ntel. .$16,50
$3.50 lm0 $4,000 Fhuih WtGn
$3.50, $50 Eluih W}dntel, am
Oiontog iiir. ............ .$24.5 30
$3.50 un0 $1,000 %tliN OiGn=
lel fllr............. S%J.oU
$l5, 500 Fluid M0ntel $3.50
oSOilOreo" 9lu5iise.
$22, $25 2ln3iiqc aus Sergc5,
EopIin@, @oboroinca iijr. .$i4.5O
$50, $50 9ln5iiQc aus 9roooclotb,
Serge, FoplirL ilr. .... $19.75
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
No6 nngebre6ea,
Sic italieniid|c Giabcs
Ninic.
2rpe md6tiger Streitbe
teutpnijher Srmppcn.
-T---------

g(uf bciocn Scitcn bes 5hiics
9renta gebt bos 9tin9en nit
bciipielloier Seftigfeit fort. -
9iob tcinc Gntideiolng cr5iclt
Berlin bcridbtct bon ihorien
itolieniihen @c9cnporItoBen. -
Ncrllite olri beben 5eitcn QroB.
&talicnilh he$ &oupt.
qunrtiCr in 9forosStoliCn II,
81. NuOcnlber. - @dbreno Der gan.
sen lebtcn 9tadt ipielten lid lmae'
mein blutigc Sample oui beioen Sei.
ten ocS 6hlIicS 9rcnta ab. Go3 Ne
iultot lit nod lmenti6ieben.
,3uidcn Den Sliilien grcnto lnG
EiaOc mnden oie Staliencr Dem
6einoe jcocn sub Noben ltreitig.
Stalieniihcr @i6erIt II q nr
bGlt teutoniih de Grup.
pen m 3 d Id.
RonL "a. gtopember Ter belltC
D}ofnittug bonn italieniiten @enc
rolltob ueroiientlihte omtlide De
riht fat iolgenoen Wortlaut:
o9ln Der 8ebirgeairont pom gllingo
Floteau bis 5um Sluiie grcnto I'M
terno6m ser 6eino mad unliolicnocr
glrtiIlerie Vorbereitllngcn mcbrcrt
mufltige GoritoBe, lueldc iGnntIid
erfolgIoS blieben.
Nm Der penctioniihen gbene Der
iudten icinoide 9lbtbeilungen il
gooten Den Fiape 81 freiBen. SIl
puroen olrh aunonenldiiiie in
@aIier geluorlcn."
Stoliencr M a den irnA t
loic SorltoBe.
9crliiL q. 9iouember, pia Con
aon. - Ter oelltife @cnerolitab er
lieb bcute giahnittag oen noditcbcn
cen anltlidcn 9erid)t binlid,tlih oe,
gntlpidlungcn alii Dem itolieniidel
icgsid)auplob:
.Sn Scr @e9eno ipeitIidy bon ocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
Nmcrfaniider 0ampicr ucricnft.

Der nSdupltia" miro I'M Wtittel=
nlccr Die 8eute cincs llnteriees
boote9. gSabrlheinIitb ullc
O}onn al @orO qerettet. - Sod
Hidt Ic'tgeItellt, % ocuticbcS o0er
0lterreihiid)es Il Boot Den Nm
8riif modbtc.
" a I y inc tom "a. Nobember.
- Der omcrifonlldc 9ompicr
~SGupltil" lit I'M Wtittelmeer for
peoirt umo pcrientt moroen. Ger5ig
WiitQIieocr ieiner Sennunung mur.
ocn III cincm Ytittelucerbuicn ge
lon0et.
Cb SebensoerluIt 81 per6ei6nen
nor, lit bier nicbt befonnt; aber eS
mur0e ongenonmen ooB Die gerette.
ten 40 Otann Die gelamnte gemons
nun9 oas 0ompferS bilbeten.
9lorine.Sefretdr 9onielS crlieB
Die naditebenoe Grfldrung;
oGaS Observation-Disclosures bat
ole Nodritbt crboItelL ooB 40 Wiit.
glieOcr Scr 9emonnllng oes omerita'
niihen 9anlpfers oS6uplfin", pcl.
der torpcOirt moroen mar, IN cinenl
Ylittelmecr.Soien gclonbet moroen
iino. IS befonb iid feinc @odmon.
Ihoit bon Der ariegsmarine on
9oro."
IS operiren lolpo6l oclltld)c, lpic
oiterreidDiidle llntcrieebootc i'm Wtit
telmeer; ober ioipeit bcfonnt, lit oie
giotionolitGt bes Subnorine.9potes,
mclhes Den oSduplfia" pcrienftc,
niht feitgeitellt iporoen.
9ro dtc pertbbollcs
cargo mad @rie.
denlano.
Sem Oorf, "a. Nopember. -
Der amcrifaniidc Gampfer .Sdupl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25

Shllic 9renta lno 5rpii6cn benz
9rento tuo Dem Eiupe unternabnien
ole &toliener nie6erbplte g(nqriiie
oni lniere Stellrngen, Ole aber olle
obgeIhlagen ipllroen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
Bur Strt&r
9tbra6t.
Sin oenti9es llntcriees
Boot.
Spn amerifaniihen
3eritDrerm

@obribcinlih oic gauge @eiabumg
gefongen genoutmen. &om
S(otten.Sefretdr 9onielS nid)t
beltGtgt. Gu$ llnterieebopt
onaeblid burb Die cigene Monn.
ihoit aum Sinten gebradt. -
@roBer Subel III Wtorine.Sifi.
aierstreilen ilber Den Sieg bes
amerifonlIden @eihpaoers.
gSa bingtou, 81. 9topember.
- Gin tiir5lih BON 3lpei ameritani'
| Iden Sorpeooboot. 3erltorern gefan'
, genes oeltibeS llnterieeboot puroe
bon Den WitgIieoern Der eigen2n
Mannldait ollrh bas Sefinen Der
0teerpentile 5lrn Sinfen gebradt
mGbreno bic ilbrigen Wtitglieoer oui
Sed Itan0en llno Die S5Gnoe olS
Signal gum lleberge6en bohbieIten.
Die gauge Wannidbait uuroe 81 @e.
fangenen gemadt.
Giner Der Icutiden erfranf, pGbs
reno er ollI einen oo.3eritorer
translerirt lpurbe, uno ein auoerer
Itarb. Der 2ebtere ipuroe NIT milf.
tariiden Gbren begraben.
SetretGr 0aniels ma6te oas sSall.
gen uno Terienfen oeS llnterieeboo.
teS bcllte in ciner formellen GrflGs
rlng befannt, in luel6er peoer bon
@efongenen nod uon Dem 8rinoe
fir oas 8erienfen @rlpGbnun9 setban
miro. Gie gin5elnbeiten tropiten
'p1ter aus Dem Tepartement, aber
Der Sefretar lpolltc oieielben ipeoer
beIt1tiaen, nod perneinen. Gr iaete,
er babe Ole grfl1rung in lleberein.
thinning nit Der britiifen 9lomira.
litGt ueroifentlid)t lmo fonne nihtS
neiter bin3uiiigcn.
Gle Grfldrung 6cS Dia.
rinc.S cfretGrS.
Wfarine. SefretGr Soniels tiinbiQte
Den geritt IN Der nadItebcnoen Gr.
flarlng on:
y9epei6en. Die bonn slon,irol
SimS eingingen, beiaeeu, on6 anle
rlfmiide 3erit0rcr, sic in europGi.
id)en @eludiicrn operiren, Elm oeut.
ldes llntcrleeboot 5llr Strede &c.
brott baben. Gin 3erltorer iidtete,
lpobrero er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that,
in elmer GniIernlng bon 400 garoS
Elm Ferilcop. rSiloeu Der fonlman.
olrenoe Sfii5ier ioiort beu 9eiebl
oSoloompi poran" CAB, gab er iei.-
mem Shiffe c:nen aurs, baB es einige
ipeniee garo Dor Dem llnterleeboot
paiiirte. Sobalo ser 3erit0rer
Damn iiber Ocn aurs beS Iuudbootes
iu6r, luurOe cine licfieebombe abge
lanot. Gieie 6eidldoigte oifenbar ooS
! lt.sott, lpeld)es fur5 onnad an Die
Sberll1dIe fam in elmer Gntiernltilg
bon 800 OnroS.
3pet lnlicrer 3critorer cr0lineten
ioTort oa9 6eller AMI oas llnteriee.
boot, melhes lie lmfreiiten.
Gas Soufboot erlpioerte nidt oaS
6euer lm0 mar oiienbar ieeimtiid)tia
gemodt moroen. Giner Der 3erit0rcr
mari ein Seil nah Dem Sauhboot,
IN Der 9lblidt ooSielbe ms Shlcpp.
tau 5ll nebmen, ooh oaS Boot ar
gleid oarauT."
&ier5ig mann an goro.
Sn 6Iottenfreiien ging Elm Sc.
riidt, ooB nabeju 40 Mann, Gin.
idlieBlid iiini Siii5iere, Don oem
llnterieeboote eenommen ieie,l @enn
oieies lpabr wdre. bieB es. Damn iei
oas 5abr5ela iln5lpeiielboit cines Der
! grobten oes areu5er. Sppus. bon Dem
man nit geitimmtbeit neiB. oaB iie
bon Geutiden beoient lperoen.
Grcigncte lid oneebIi1
Dor einigcn Sagen.
Ter Sorgang ereignete iid) Dor ci-
nigen Soaen in Der 0riees5one. uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
S;a"''' S:s'ss'i in i'ait a;sisn 9anttag=%crtn1f.
Siaiaer ais preis Ses gtufics.
3uuerlaiiige Tel;mGntcl.


$40 aus ruililbem Ntarmot; am
Wtonto9 nur .........,,.. .Sl9.OO
$50 Rotbiuha, (mtpc sSuba poer
uriiiihc @oliStragcu iijr. .$24,50
SO 5mlpe &pli Wiiilc, &rogen
lmO Scarla, iiir MIR ....... $9.75
$50 c0te Seal Niiiiic..... $9,9S
$50 NuOion Scol QtijIic. .$14,50
SnidJentiidDer @ciInad)tsaabcn.
Sir Srouen; al elmer gde pciG
pOcr iorbi9 geitidte; 3 III S1oh
tcl, iilr......... 29c., 39e, lno 94c.
Sir 6rmlen; iorbig geItidte; 6 III
Sbabtel, iiir. Csc, S9c. lmo $1.00
Silfeaa mercerilirte bobnQllmi9e
Ot0nuer- Soibentiider iiir -. 121ac,
Sir 6rauen; Crepe oc Gbine, mer.
CcrijcO, bobliGllntig 15ey i9c. II. Poe.
Srancn laecsi,OnOidnbe.
$1.75, $500 5lpeiidnouige 8loce-
Nanolhubc iiir tSroucn; III groBer
NuSluabl bon tSarbcn un0 iolt ollc
@r0ben. Gini0e lino ein tuenia, ober
toum bemerfbor, Oeiett. Sir $1.29
Tcine Seioenreitc billig.
$1.25 ibmur3e mo iorbigc Sei0e,
n1orgcn iiir. ............... Csc.
9i9 81 lblpor3c lm0 iorbigc Sci.
ocn Noplin iiIr. ........ .9Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
4 i'm 81 ingcn bciipieL
10 fer @citigfcit.

StulieniIhcS Sauptquar-
tier IN 9iorbs sStolien, 24.Nobember.
- C2Iiociirte Ereiie.") - Ger sc.
bir9Sfonpi tobt nit beiipielloier Sel.
tiGtcit meiter. Gic Stoliener iinb
mieber i'm giit ocs Dionte Sonba,
Den lie geitern perloren batten. 9lu1
Die Stellllngen om Monte Geriica
bolten iie tpieberum. Gle 8erllllte
iino Iebr 9roB, bic Scr SeIterreider
lno 0ellti6en obcr ii6crtreiien Die
itolieuiihen.
Gin 9ln9riff folgte iuo6reno oes &c.
Itri9en Cages Ben onoeren onf oeit
Bergen 5miiden Tiobe uno grcnta.
9rigaoen umo Teginlenter, oie ourb
Die aGmpfc bc5imirt 1purben fanen
bintcr Die 5ront, puroen neuorgani,
Iirt mo micoer no6 born geluorien.
&n ciner gI6t6cilllng iiclen bon 30
SIiBieren 81. Tie fcinoli6en Ser
Ilhte maren idmcrc SroBoem brngt
Ser Seinh cinen unluterbrodenen
Stronr BON Tcierpen 6ernllf.
Ger aanpf errei6te an oieier Sront
cine Seitigfeit, pie lie nod ME oage.
neien lit. Tic g(6bdnge binouf unO
pieOCr 6inllnter tobt Der aompi, oef
nit cincr Grbitterllng ionoergleiden
ollI beiben Seien 9efiibrt miro. gtr
an cincm Elntte Iino Die Staliener
ge5mlngcn eclpeien, Serrain oilf5us
gcber Gic aGmpfe oauern an oieier
Stclle ieood) ou.
llngem Elm d ~ ere 8erlul It C.
Zen ieinoliden Rcieroen, Die in
Wto'len berangebradt peroen, baben
Die StoIicner 10 bcftigen @ioeritana
gelelltet, oaB lnand)e 9ie9imenter aili
300 bis 400 Mann rcol,5irt iporoel
limo. Tic 9oiilicota, Galabrio lnb
9lIUini-9rigoocn lltten am lhperiten.
2lltd) Der 6eino lit idnuer, lno Soote
in SotlTen licgen Dor Den Stelllmgcn.
gei DER grlp1bniing Der Berlllite iii
III beoenten oob Ole 9ieoujirung
cneS italieniiten Negiments aili 30C
oDer 400 g'ann 6eoeltet, oaB mebr
ais 2OOO Wfann gefollen iein miiiien.
Sin Reginlent iebt iif aus brei ga-
taillonen snionln1en uno lit 5000
ginnu itarf, cine Vrisaoc iest iidJ
aus 5pei Hegimentern ;uiannen, ei.
nc Iipliion aus 5luei ooer brei gri.
gnoen llnb Gin arnleesorps ans ,lpci
ooer orei Tipiiionen.
Is miro bcitritten bal, inter iol,
den llnitinoen notiirlid, oie 8rcnss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
@eferm sNarpfano- -23aGn
gsidltiar 6abrplan. 9lenosruna.

Sn arait Sonntag, %. 9,puembcr.
BUG III 40. nnd1 Sdnoper, @ciibsDurg.
Hou nno bnupidbliden oa5piihentegcns
Nahnboi 405 Ea6m., Linton Na6nbof
41O Jtdbm., tdglih. init gtuenabme bon
Sonniag.
4ian coniultire 8ilIeiagcnteu Siberc
icD neucn ,Sabrplan.
Is. Z. Steipart, @Cuerals sGniagierNgcnt.
(Nob25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-25
80 Somntaas-GxGMrliomen -

-CAhut l,uNtW 49,
StaV--tSeitiabnrg mo 5trild.
SIOU--ioauouer uno alritd
BUG ldbrt ub 7.42 WtoracnS
Stj0-S Sanntorium mo 6liriid
Si25--Sburmunt uno 5uriid
S1.0O-llnion Bridge uHo 6uriid
t.00-2Scitminitcr lnS 8nrd
Iblabrl Der 3ilac 400 W,orgcn5
ulio $40 gtbeuos
81 i.3J-6mmlitsburg 3llQ id6rt ab unl
910 llbr WtorQCns
g9citeru MarOlano Sabu
tltoo2b)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-18
Standing Of the Clubs.
Knocked Out OF First Place

For the first time since the 1917
season started in the Blu RIDGE
League, Martinsburs is forced To oe-
cupy a position in the standing other
than first. We had been tied for first
place on Two or three occasions be
tote. but today is the first time We
were really out of that proud em5
nence
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-18

WHEN GAMES START IN CIRCUIT.
Notes and Comments.

Our Schedule This Week
Wednesday-At Hanover.
Thursday-At Hanover.
friday-Frederick here
Saturday-Fredefiek here
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-18
CLOSE HARD ONE TO CUMBERLAND BOYS
AND TERRIERS GO INTO TOP-NOTCH PLACE

Newons Errors and KeibS Passes Together With Homer
By Kngy Responsible For Our 0verthrow-Were Not
Discouraged, and Expect To Come Back Strong
Notes and Comments
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-07-18

Dotn1ftu

Totals .s-a.f5o 4G2 4o2 1876
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20
Gn Spipncentral i glnrbns.

S Meoi Maane0 b1eb Der efter.
.baan6en / Marbl1s orrelteret iefs
Berioner, iigteoe for Sa1toelsipio;
mage.
SRI Sc i Mffaren inobifleoe pa1
Ell blepen arreiteret / Sre0ertfSbaDn
% en- anoen Sfagen.
Mat fif Sn6trpffet at at Sc:
Der %forelaa Ell omfatten6e 5pioferii=
jag, % oct ct hi lDffeoes Hp!!iiti=
meter Ml1g. Soil, Marbus, Ser per
iohlig bar lebet l1nOeripgeIien oa
5orb6renet at faitilaa, at Der birfe-
zig bar ppret @r11nb til ut tage
me6 ben bDbeite Mbor paa Sager,
De fem of Nrreitanterne bar afgibe1
rene Silltaaelier, % ben iiette fau
Iogtnt1es paa Snoicier.
81 ifal fort, efter n8erI. gio.,n
.referere, Gangen ! berne Sag, SET
til fllbe bifer, at man pgioa | Dar1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-07-20

hvad det hayde gjort for andre
Kvinder. Jeg provede def og er nu
aldrig plaget med Krampe, foler
mig som en- forandret Kvinde. Jeg
kan like rose Lydia E. Pinkham's
Compound for holt og anbefaler
den til Venner, der lider som jeg
gjorde."-Mrs. George z. Nayzor,
Box II, M~arysville, Pa.
Unge Kvinder, der er plaget med
smertefulde og uregelmassige Perio-
der, Ryglidelser, Hovedpine, Ned
trykthed, Besvime1sesanfald og u
fordojelighed skulde BRUCE Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Iusinder er blevet helbredet at det-
te Rod og Urtelagemiddel.
Skriv efter fri og nyttige Rad
til Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
q Fortrolighed), Lynn, Mass. Kun
Kyinder aabner og laser saadanne
Breve.