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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-10-11
P. N. MAKES CALL

Axel Ringborg, postmaster at Bag
ley, passed yesterday in Bemidji.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Personals and Briefs

Miss Mabel \rShi;l. VIII" has been
quite III at her home ON Center Nhrw""d
avenue. is very much improved.
Mrs. J. Maxwell nf Wcllshurr. W. Va.
has returned To her home after short
visit M thu home u: friends In center
W'arwood.
Mrs. Roy vunkirk. s,"ri yesterday
az m" guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Friend
in \,.,th WarW"ud.
Mrs. Harry Sbctring WIS the guest
at ter ui"Ii;"r. Mr. John Hardy on the
Island
Mr.. and Mrs J.. =. Fi"rhauGh har" re-
turned t. th"i.. hrnr ia t'"rt"7 War
wood. from Pittsburgh. whore they were
chilled by the s.rinua Illness Of r"ih-
tive.
Mr.. aud Mrs Straus and family ~
Hcss avenue. Will remove 20 frccporL
O., in few days.
rrmf. rnG Mrs 4 l.. GrrIE "f or
rhard ar.mun. Will leave ;n" latte: part
It ,iis ur:k for .Midhlrh"uri'". "h"r"
they will Sprui tn" holidays.
Miss Katherine sheets. music teacher
Of the Waru'uud schools. will l"av" Fri-
dnv for MnlndYvillc. where Sh" VIII
sncnd the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. John Davis nf C1arkshurE. w.
Va. is tn" guest of relatives In south
Wnrrrood.
Miss Nicholson "f tTarrisville. vino
has l".rn til" guest of friends In War
wood for tn" past two weeks hns re-
turned I" hrr home.
Louis Meyer who has been quite i'll
at his homo ON South ohio avenue. for
the past few weeks is very much ini-
proved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
TAKE DOWN CURTAINS
BEFORE CANDLES ARE
PLACED IN WINDOWS.

NEW YORK, Doc. l9.--Nu account "l
IN. fire hazard and danger to HE the
National Board OF Fire. Underwriters
has Issued a warning against the suS-
pestIon made by headquarters OF the
American Red Cross that lighted can
dies be placed in window" behind Reu
t,ross flags on Christmas Eve as
stimulus I'm the campaign for 100000
ncw memhers. ". E. Mailalieu. gem
cruI MANAGER ~ the Underwriters or
raulZnrirr. emphasized to-day that there
Is no intent OH the part on the hoard TO
hammer tn. work of the Red Cross. Tho
combination of lighted candles ana
homo windows. AZ ordinarily dressed
a statement from thu hoard says is
about as safe ~ the prorerbinl match
and -gunpowder barrel"
.tirursu :. Fowler, business manager
Of the Red Cross, has sent kilograms
To all chapters of the Red Cross
throughout the country. urging that the
warning of the National Board be heed
I'd. The telegram suggests that cur
tans 10 taken down. shades raised and
only the lights Of the room used for
the proposed illumination. Electric
flashlights arc suggested for use IN
place OF candles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
p O, RoBaER FOUND DEAD.

t,.Ir.nI aiI,l:,rilirS h".' :mn"':rr''} 80
day th.: Tho "uc-r!'ri l.";t"iI.'' r"''i"l
who broke int" prat offices At I.Ik W -
i:iu" ,'r.."I. p"h Ni!l. l.r~ 'ini' a:'' r"n'
he'd n store a; 1>"rnwur"". had w ~ dis
covered dcni AT clifton. NIrgII'H. t.!
Mayor +: " EurEl"". ''d"rnl Hn'l"iI-
TOES had ;r.u on his trail .''r N"in" TIM.
Inspector t"rlin announced. iYnHh:''"
CAPS and Il Gnu NJ nitr" &iT'"rIn" "'r"
found on his person, t"riin SaIH IH'Fy
wns no doubt ihn' tn" man, WI" han
',2:rd or heart disease. WIS ih" man "h"
Systematically robbed W"St virginia
ltmSi rfitCcS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
TWO ". VA, OFFICERS
GRANTED LEAVES FROM
CHILLICOTHE CAMP
Monroe County (Ohlo) Boys
Transferred - Jefferson
Soldiers Promoted.

CAMP SHERMAN. CNlLLtCOTtc..
O., Dec. 1s.-Captaln F. P. Hess. Point
Pleasant. " Va, was fortunate enouS''
to Do one o. the officers included IN 'ns
Ave per cent granted Christmas 'ea' eS'
drawing a pass good Tor eIshS oS!S
f3.n,snan, {, G. Blake. Grafton W. Va.
win take his holiday leave upon Captain
Hess return.
Privates w n. Wilson. Noble county.
and Otto z. Baker. Monroe county. were
transferred today 90 the aviation scn""I
tx Camp Kelley. TeHas. They viii dra"
500 per month whit" trying to qualify
as arst lieutecants IN the aviation corps
Six Jefferson county boys were pro-
NOTED today. {. K. West!ake To sergeant.
J. L. Feeney. o. L. Graft. :. W. Granger.
J. c. Freexes and G. E Norris TO cor
pOrals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
RECOGNIZE NEW REGIME.

PARIS, Grrc. l9.-Thc British and
French ministers Ut Lisbon hav" placed
themselves In COMMUNICATION with DR. 81
DOME ra"s, head e III" new government
in Portugal. accOI ding to the Temps to-
day
This rrrocnltiun Of tho existing stu
alton, which Alar has been participated
~ by tn: Italian and Belgian fniniAtcrs
~ by way Of prrparat ion for formal rec
ugnitinn Of tho now government the
newspaper explains, Pr. Faes. II is noted
has seized every opportunity to DECLARE
Ih:It Portugal Is resolved vigorously 10
continue. tho war against Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
A Correction

7, w.s STATED in this rnlurnr ycstcr-
,;,y ,unrning that the schools OF the
,,,L,. section would clos" ut noon THIS
afternoon in honor "f the conscripteo
mon who leave today. 1t seems. now
..;.r. that false information was gwen
,.d the schools will remain in session
all day. It was also stated that the
BOY Scouts would be excused at ll;"o
o'clock to participate in the parade nut
such is not the intention of the sch"o'
l,, I'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

white Christmas entertainment will
be held Al the Stone Presbyterian church
at Elm Grove tomorrow evening by the
members OF the church. An interesting
program has been arranged. which "
cudcs many interesting literary and
musical selections. Each member OF lhc
Sunday school Will bring a white gilt
. which will be laid at the foot OF ;he
Christmas tree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

mt" T., air. aIy BRISK Christmas trade.
The rrsriIar pn, day u&MHIl! is the twcn-
:y-nrt,l ~ ~ c:,,a n!rnth. Ia; because
- Ih' 'hri!iuIn. p"ri.d. the tim has
beer -: .urw""h :iv.. days. Many Of
~. .'l'rs lrld "ft;ci;ii$ nr' planning 10
%p"id :. Sh"ri Va'H;i"u at their homes
III 'hr stale. hIi h.CHGSc -, pressing
work. prolonged vacations are not eN-
;,,',.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Qir1's Knitting Class

The young girls Of thu local l'rt%l'N-
Ierian church n" still quite busy In
their weekly session. the time hcins On
,lrcly devoted u scw'ng and uniting for
the soldiers The club which Was IT,
gun With small mtnE"r,htp has in
creased in wandrrful manner. ANA
new boasts If nearly ATTY members,
and all nrc extremely "nt nus!astir III the
nuhlt. work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

investigation OF problems relating T.
tho petroleum and natural gas indus
tries. The sta1ion is one OF three IL
ih"r!znd b. the last congress. the 9th
two having been located at Minneapoli"
Minnesota. for the study of iron AM
manG;inraA pruble ms and at Columbu'
ohio for research connected with III
ceramic and clay working Industries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
OU7-THE-PIkE
Family Size
Package Peanuts
Csc
The Capitol
xasesas 1sny sad W1sssiiaS'
HtrOos Car Hts Wagon

HtrSos Car Hts wA1oa-
About $40 o'clock last evening. a
wsst Virginia Traction and Electric
company car. number 80. struck coal
wAron at Beech Glen. belonging to John
Dieckman OF Park View. demolisains
the frort end OF the car and partly
destroying the wagon. In addition to
slightly cutting the driver end the mo-
fornan Of the car. The car was In
charge OF Atotormen Dtetz and Con-
ductor. Grow. headed for Elm Grove
wben the accident happered. There Is
4 sltTht rise in tho track at this point.
and before IN" rays Of the searchltght
On the car lowered t" the ground. the
car was upon The wagon. N";orman
Dietz put The Gar il reverse but the rails
were in such slipper! condition owing
to the recent thaw that l. quick stop
was Impossible. Flying glass cut n
large cash IL Diets arm. and he was
rendered medical attention hr Or VIII
Cracrart Of I."nuox. Tho driver OF the
wagon WAS slightly cut on the nose and
required Il" medical attention.
The car was put on IN" Park siding
and will b.. hauled It. the M"Colloch
street barn later on for repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Sunshine Club Meeting.

This evening nj her home on Tenth
street Mrs. Clinton ilru"n R"LhnS"i
will he hostess 10 the members al the
Sunshine club in n social meeting. ThiS
energetic group of women HAY" hc"h
quite industrious. sewing anu iknll'lhR
for the soldiers. and have completed II
number Of articles for them.
Mrs. f J. KennarlHnh 10 in "hars" VI
the dist ribution at the Supplies "n"rr
the women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
GAME DIDN'T WORK

WICHITA FALLS, Dec. 1e.-SiSnit
cant fumes issuing from a number {
tombslunrs which had jostled abol
while hcing shipped 70 this city TO u
Mountain Vic&. Oklahoma, cemeter
attracted the attention of revenue :
iic"rs and resulted in the discovery :
n quantity Of whiskey packed IN
among the. stones. Two negroes ha
been arrested as violators Of the Int
nai revenue law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
For the Drafted Boys.

Last evening at I.ashs hall III S"'iih
Warwood. the dance which had been ar,
ranged by Il committee Of the "ar"""H
people IN honor of the drafted boy
who leave for Fort ScriNen. Ga. WAS
held with quite number Of the tr1"nHS
Of the drafted boys being present. ana
all had Il very enjoyable evening. Fh''
honor guests were the following drnl
tees: Clarence NernS. John RIfllr'
Byron T.. Rnyd. Earl Nash. T. W.
Meyers. Louis NJ. Walden. Fred kri"s.
Joseph Evans. Albert Hicks. Thomas
Williams, Angelo GnrRtagts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Shipping Losses Again
Show Slight Decrease

LONDON. Dec. l9.-t'ourtccn British
merchantmen Of more than l.60O tons
and three under that tonnag" were sunk
by mine or submarine during the past
week, according TO the admiralty state
mont tonight One fishing vessel also
was sunk.
(The shipping losses by mine ar sub
marine In the past week Are slightly
under those of the previous week when
fourteen vessels OF mort than l.e9O TONS
and seven under that tonnage were dc
stroyed.)
PARIS, Dec 19.--The losses l" French
shipping by mine or submarine for the
week ending December Is. were exceed
ingly light. Only one vessel under l.tPV
tons was sunk, and more over l.60O TONS
One ship was attacked. but escaped. \"
fishing craft were sunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
WARW00D
Christmas 1t NJ e. Church.
Martins xerry ana Wheeling

The officers of the Sunday school "r
the Warwood Methodist church. have
completed all Of the Arrangements for
the speciaI services that Will he held
on Friday evening nj eight o'clock AT
the church. The program which VIII he
rendered will be very appropriate to the
Christmas season.
An offering will be taken up at IN"
door If the church which Will I've Tor
the relief rf the Armenian and SYRIAN
children who are 40 badly In need II
help. Every member OF IN" r"nET"SH-
lion IS expected to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
rrtadelphia Is Ready

The Philadelphia public school IS IN
~. condition to meet the Elm Grove
ruhltc school tomorrow afternoon on
IN. Philadelphia floor. Both teams
hav. just experienced ono Of tho hard
st weeks or practice hold yet this sea
sun. aud both Rre in the pink OF condl-
.,n,I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

Gon Smith, one OF tho most noted ram
ners Of the United States. and n rrs-
dent OF Elm Grove. will be one OF the
men who will leave for Fort Scrv"u
Ga. today with tho drafted contingent
from Ohio county. Smith has been long
known in athletic circles for his noted
running. having defeated i. G. Long
st rom OF Sweden. Percy Smallwopd. Tom
Lungboat. Johnny Hayes and NJ Scrnhh,
all noted runners. He has many lnrdmlS
he has won for his superb racing. but Is
now after u Victoria cross. If G"n was
pu, on the trail Of the Kaiser. old Bill
would have one Of the toughest races
OF his life. for tiofr is some runner.
Mrs. George Jefferson Of Pleasant
Valley has returned from trip t" Ne"
York city.
Miss Adelaide Weber of Detroit. Mich.
Is the guest OF Mrs. r. Il. Marshall e.:
Wnodsdale for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wheat Of Gin
ctnnati will spend the Christmas holi-
DAYS with MIR. and Mrs. a. A. Wheat Of
Hawthorne Court.
Mrs. George S. Fccuy. Mrs. G"rir'Iic
rnrks md Clarence Feony ot WOodlawI,
will spend the Christmas holdings with
relatives in Chicago.
Miss Eileen Pcmbcr Of Tur"nt". hh".
has returned homo after spending S"ul''
time. the guest of Miss Martha Schubert
at Wuodlawn.
Mrs John McCurdy and daughter. Miss
Alma. arc visiting relatives in i.urlnS
Place.
Henry Sills Of Cleveland. ohio. sn"n;
Yesterday In Elm GrNv" IN business.
Miss Esther Kcmkr of Park View Is
home for In" Christmas holidays. She
Is n student at In" cincinnati 'hS
valury Of Music.
Mrs g. J. NHrs!irli "f I;"rh"St"r. y.
Y. is SI"rriirg SOM" IImir she Gu"$' ~
lin, C;r"V" relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Entertainment at Fulton.

m entertainment Will! he given IN
LuItnu tomorrow evening by tho pupils
-; tho school in tho school auditorium.
\ ten cent admission Will be charged To
adults. An Interesting literary and mu-
steal program has been arranged, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Colds Cause Headache and Gri,

LAXATIVE ERUMO .QTiNINE J. h-
LET'S remove the CAUSE. Their" Is only
cnr "}rumo Quininr." +. W. GROVES
signature on box. 3uc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
STATION LOCATED.

WASHINGTON. llr,. l9.--SCcrc;ary
I.na", hrs designated charlottesville. Okla
az the location Of thr new experimental
station Of tn. bureau Of mines for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
GET PAY CHECKS.

Employees ri thc state VIII receive
their pay checks tomorrow amt n mug
sum @: money will ha literally dumped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

muruiug. III tho evening they Will give
the Christmps cantata. The coming u
the King"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20

Both children and eroVn-ups, "!n
coughs and colds, are all the better for
"a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar at
bed time. 1t wards of Group, stops
tickling throat. and hacking coughs,
and makes an otherwise feverish. sleep
Ie,s night Of coughing and Distress q
quiet and restful one
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS. Mr.. Chas
s.ier. writes: My vile would not think OF
n,inI any other cough medicine. q, Foleys
Honey and Tar l. certain to brint. quick relief,
4, h croeeially effective In cascs OF bad coughs;
I'D 20 i've X to our children apd recommend
q sivsys ~ . sie remedy, Tor it e0atain' 20
o1iatss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
whit. Christmas ENTERTAINMENT.

the entertainment as \ whole promises
to be grand success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Authorized Pay Stations

LIN VtoV0, ". ~
Tho First National Bank
State Bank OF Film Grove
EdGswood, W. Va
EdEew5cd Pharmacy.
fulton. ". Va Bank OF Fulton
Wheeling, ". Va
Company OElce. Cor. 18th and
Chapl1ne Sts.
Pay yorr electric .ishs. gas and
water tllis At the most convenient
gay station. before tho 10th OF each
:..-.::s.S,h. - 52re ctCcoHnt
vest Virginia Traction s Electric Co
City Suburban Gas Co
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Dean Joints RAMS

Dean Joints Ranks
IIar-: Shorty" Dean. conductor on
!he nu'::h'-n pix, Se.tr"n OF III" West
Virginia Trar,ipa and Electric company.
gas at last iu-S;,k.n the ranks "e tn"
bachelors ard joined chat 81 the hen''
diets tts was united III marriage 70
Miss Julia -rhu-hy. Il wen-kuown young
lady Il this county. yesterday AFTER
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
Christmas Cautata

CNrlatnlaS CaOtata-
The choir III the Vance Memorial
Presbyterian churc:,. Woodsdale. will
render an especially interesting pro-
gram Of Christmas music next Sunday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
gLnto fradlte il ecidlcnluancn.

@eltern OIohmittog coIliOirtc Go6t.
Seymour bon 0fr. 1904, g)orf GooO,
m itieinem 9lutomobil III ser g5d6e
Der @utop- mO MlcMe6en-Str
nit einem anoeren 9(ttomo6il, oas
bon Dem gleger Somes Geoine BON
gtr. 230S, Steuber.StroBg gelenft
miroe imO Der Gort Niotor 60. BON
Sherman @loce iinO Dlc9llliiter
Goltrt gebort
Eieies 9tto filbr ourH oie WicOle-
den-StrnBe in peItIider &ihhing;
eS befonoen iitb Oie 9obrtudtr1oer
eineS Seiden5ugeS I'M SunerI ser
BON @n. Goof, bon Der @de gtort6s
uno @reenmount glpe, arrongirt
mar. GoS biutere linfc &oO rno oie
Scite 0cs Goof-9htoS pllroen 3er-
brohen; trobOem murOc oie SSo6rt
fortgeiebt Ser onOere Groftuogeu
mar ebeniolls beiHdoigt. 9eioe
Gbauifeire miiiien iid beilte IN Scr
norOmeitliben Yoli5eiitation pegGn
unobtiomcn 6obrenS pcrontuorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

George $. 51porb, ser oeilti9e
lluterribtSle6rer I'M poIptc6niibeu
Snitihtt, batte lid geitern gta1mittog
Dor Dem 0is5ipIin.Gonlite ser Shul.
beb0roe III elmer pripaten Sibung me-
gen ser itupotriotiiben 9leuBerungen
uno Son0Ilmgen 5it peronhporten, ole
ibm bon Dem Eril5ipol oes @cIDtef.
nifuns, S9. q. Sling, llno peribieoe.
nen onoeren Sebreru 5itr Gait geIe9t
iino. @emiiic 9IetBeruneen ieitenS
N}itglieOer Scr S1ulbeborOe loiieu
erfennen BOB Die Acknowledgment
ni1t 6egriinoct lno auigeboiticbt iiuo.
0os DiS5iplinsGouite beltebt aus oen
&erren SolifbGneI, Geleoett lmO
Ebonbouier. 9lus oieien Serren mar
ieood ni6t beraus5itbrirgcn meIbe
meiteren S6ritte in Dem Sale inters
nommen merocn. Cine groBe gln5a6l
BON S6iilern botte ii6 In Dem Aomi-
MISUNDERSTANDING eingehrnoen I'M
5it @itniten Oes @roieiiors S9morb
5u ipre6eu unO cine @etition on ole
Gommiiliou 81 ritbten. 1os &erbor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
Gnrse Staotneniateitcn.

Gie offentlihc 8outenbeboroc bat
sic @lGne fir cine Bride ii6er oeu
Bear Greet gutgebeiBcn, Gie BE-
boroe miro am 15. 9tpril eine Sit.
sung boltcn nm sic @er.&apitu.
Sieuer fir bic peridieoenen &olpi.
tdIer uuo Suititute feit5uieben. peIde
itootIicbe llnteritiisung erbalten.
gsenn Die Reeieruug i6r ariegS-
6creitidofts &rogronm ourcbfiibrt,
ioll in Baltimore BON ser SeIepbon-
@eielidoit Gin embargo ouf bic
9(usoe6nung oes IienItes aeIegt
meroeu, mic es bereits in 9feip.gorf
eeiAeben lit.
Die Nlonitor Controller g., Or.
514 Sit 9oniborO StraBe, boi
megen Der boben 2ebenSmittelpreiie
i6ren slngeiteIten cine 2obn5uIage
BON 10 Ero5ent gcpGbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31

Sort SonarS, uabe Ser Ban.
Sbore-2inie.
uGIiftou-Barf~, NIT Ser &arforb.
Gpe.-9tnie 81 erreiheu.
g&atterion.&arf,4 init allen 0ltlt@
faDrenSen 2irien 5it crretben.
nNiperitbe-Harf,~ gorep- ..2i-
ME, iiioIin gebeno.
rSeoeraGSiI.3orf," eepGbrt ci.
ne lleberliCbt iiber Den inneren Sofen;
init Der 9rIeans.5tr.- -2iuie, Iiolib.
geBeno.
Sort 9lrnlilteao, Sort Carroll uno
Sort Smnllpooo, aH Beiten init
9ooten 5u erreihea.
BiIoer-@ollerie Ger nMarblduoer
Siitoriiden @eieuidaft~ all Der Gde
oon ct. Baul. uno Soratogd-5tr.
nGarroll-Wlnniion@ an Der Gde
pon Sront. iino .StraBC
m6Iagaen-Saus, no oas Sternens
banner eematt tpuroe, an Der gsoro.
meitede BON 4rntt. iino SlIbemarle.
StraBe.
.@elIs uno 0lcgomas.Daonu.
ment~ an Sap. unO Ilorumeut-
StraBe.
Confederate Monument~ an
Wtt. HoDal-SIpenue, nabe 2onpale-
StroBe.
Memorial to %atriot Of tie 9le-
pollution Ter Dtt. 0loDaI Sta
ton.
r2ee.Saus," an ser MaoiIon.glpe.,
naGe @iOOle.5traBe.
Tiiufte gegimcntSbnlIe,~ In mel.
der @ooorop @ilion gum Hrdiioeilt.
iHafts.G1noiooten nontitirt ipurOc.
nGol. 9lrniited0.D4onument" inn
nEeoeral Sill.Garf.~
rGotbe0role," an Der Gatbcorol-
unO WlulberrD.5troBe.
nSrancis Scott Sep p-gionlimeut
@utalp .4lacc ln0 2anDale-Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
rOitcnO gcrid5ncrnnss gercin." f"

Ger ,Clten0.Gerih honcrilugs Ser
Gin" bat gcItern glbeno inter Dem
&oriib 0es 9SrGiiocntcn @eoree @oi6-
ingtou @illiamS uno ser 4rotofod-
fiibumg oeS Scfretdrs Sobn ".
9eder beicbIoiien fir cine groBe
5eier oeS A. Suli Elm Gomite BON
100 9iirgern 81 erncnnen. Gie 6eier
miro inn n@atterion-Gorf" obgebol.
ten. ltneefdbr $1,000 iino fir ole.
len 3med in 9lusiidt genommeu. Ter
Yrdiioent crnonute ferner Ole iolgen-
Den ltGnoigen Gomite'n:
Sir Safen uno @erften A. Sobn
@. Barber, eugene @1. Gbomas,
5obn @o6I Sol. @l. Cooper uno
Charles @eIi6.
Sir @urts uno Squares So6n
SenOelboh, Gr. Gobcrtion, Sol. &C..
smith, stephen s. 9ittle mo 0r.
@eo. Seller.
Sir StraBenbobucn etc. Hn.
i. @lcGornid, GboS. 3. geoeer,
@m. 3. SocobS, Gr. s. anor SnsIep
umO s. g9. @5minn.
Sir @eiunobeitsneien Or. $.
9ioB Gobboge, Or. 81. s. Seornc, Or.
.. g. Gong, Or. @bil. s. @oer uno
9r. 2ouis S9uI5.
Sir S1ulen lnO gibliot6efen ~
Soibua @minn Gbos. s. Gob. gSm.
6. Searne, IS. $. 8beotoi imo So-
mucl 6ouIf.
Sir @oli5ei. ino 6euer.Gepartc-
ment G6os. 8. Barnes, George
SeQoorfer; 9cni. @roofS, Senrp 9.
9iclltter ino s. g. Sobuion.
Sir 9eleiidhmgslpeien Chris
2outerbac6, GbaS, s. 3. Steiner,
Scrlnann Scope, Gbas. M1ulIan im0
@. s. 9leppcr.
Sir StroBcn ilnO 9lb5ugsfondIc
GboS. g. &oebrid, s. g8. S1urnlon
uno S, gS. SeiuiS.
sir llnterboltllnecu So6n 81.
9cder, Nscor G0nig Soi. s. SEER,
gSm. 81. 9iatcliff mO @cni. 3. @ocI-
per, jim.
Sir @eIeB9e6rng Somes &.
S6riit, ISM. S. 9iorris, SenrD
Niibel, g9ni Gcrns im0 ggm. g9oder.
Sir 6innu5en SbomoS W1ar-
I6da, 2oitis s. 5oritcr, 01. Gins.
more, So5n $. Soifmou ituO @uecne
SelBcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
NlilisiulOut in Saft.

Der 80 Sabre alto s(rt5ur S.
Sommouo bon 9lr. 1904, @orf
Seigbts-9lpenue, Elm Wiitglieo oes
A. &egiments, mltroe ecItern O}od.
nittag bon Sen &oli5iiten 2uooIpb
Gode im0 George s. 2eipiS pom
Soiiptquartier oerboitet ino in ser
meItliHen 9oli5ciitotion inter ser
9elbuloialng ieitgcbolten, Gin 9fero
iino @ogen i'm @ertbe bon $500,
@igentbun BON Sobn 8. Gorcorau
pon 9tortb-glpeuue, &aguaI Seigbts,
geltoblen 8il bo6en. Samnono, ser,
mie bic EoIi5ei onoibt, III bctrlmfe-
nem 3nitanoe mar, mlroe an ser
Gdc Der @reene- unO lexington
StroBc ielt9enommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
9fcifcn. eieG6a6er.

eine Sommlltng bon Gobofspiei.
rem ipllroe Dem QlnmoIt stephen s..
eonlpbell bon ytr. 1909, Siumonitr.,
aeltoblen pel6er oieie in alien Gam
oern Der @eIt geionnelt oocr BON
ielnen SSrelnoen eeihenft cr6ielt.
Inter oem Gcroadt om z. M0rs
einen Ginbrild III Ger ecnanntcn
@b5mna begangen 5u baben uno lid)
DER iebr mcrt6uoIlen Collection Be.
lnoUti0t 3u 6aben, Der6oitcte oic 40.
l5ei oes norooltliden @iitrifts S,obn
@otelD, oellen gloreiie im6efannt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-31
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(ipobres @eicbidiybciD. S5n elmer flei.
Inen boliteiniihcn Sta6t, mo cS nod
feline 9utterforten uno 1bulidJe tSreus
ben eiebt ioa Die &ohin moreenS
bonn NSildmogsn elm @hln0 Butter
bolen gRdh gerountcr 3cit fonntt
Die vStrdmmc" init oem Ieeren Eeller
5uriid.
o0e flgc &irl mill mi nunerS feeu
Softer gcbell, as lpeun lit SiiunOog
nit EN- utgob L
PRO, M2arie oem tbun Sic IS
Oohl~ meiut bic @ndoigc Slrreoeno.
n9lee, i'll icboa 0oW mi pobren
(biitelD, ao6n &c oo1 nit oei Shee-
fen CShiefeu) ut Se niilt Oph DC
gotter etenl"