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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
FREEZING NOTES.

Special 10 The Richmond virginian
Freezing. Va, Sept l-Alexander
Kiilen. OF Osborn's Gap. Is visiting
friends at this place
Noah l. Hanover Is seeing friends at
Needmore -on-the- Cumherlands
Roland r Wheatly, of Isom, was at
Freezing during the week
F7tz s. Beverly. who has been at
Norton for some tir7fe, Is with home
folks here for a few days.
Columbus Phipps has been at Nor
land during the past week. where he
was engaged with the Davis Lum Der
concern,
Moses Moore. a Confederate veteran
of Osborn's Gap, was here during the
week expressing q desire to go 10 the
front against the, Germans only If
Uncle Sam Guild realize that a man of
his age could fight,
Aunt Polly McFan who has been
indisposed for some time IL slightly
better now, and despite her eighty
four years, she hopes to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Hylton, of Wise.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS


Special TO The Richmond virein!an J
Yellow Sulphur Springs, Sept Il
Each week this popular resort grows
IN favor and although September has
come, there are many left TO make
a most congerial assem- blage OF
guests which are being augmented
daily by new arrivals for the month
of September
The past week has been one Of the
eayest of the season with card par
ties, motor trips, hiking crowds, and
the ballroom is filled every night.
The ballroom has always been a most
attractive feature of the Springs and
never looked more enhancing than II
did last Saturday night with its floor
filed with beautiful dancers
Among the arrivals for the past
week are; MIR and Mrs G.. H Alex
andef. Mr.. and Mrs Harris, Mrs
Anna Creese. Mrs, Warren Cook. W.
II. Sauires. F. Lee Cox. s. r Ford
wife and child, Miss Alexander, Mrs
E, puval. p. T. Arson, from Norfolk
and Mrs. G. . Oakley and party.
DR.. Rangely from Salem. w Wade
Moss and son. Baltimore; II. II Mark
ley. Roanoke: J F Wilroy. driver. y
A Barnett, Roanoke Miss Eola Rice
Washington, Miss Miller Miss Van
Pelt, DR. Preston, from Lynchburg:
Floyd Murray, Birmingham G H
Hench Roanoke; Mrs J. w HAYS
Miss Clara HAYS. Mrs. r a Grad
dock. from Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs
" II Ashton Misses Ashton. Meadow
View: Miss Truit. Fincastle: Mrs. A.
NJ. Brown. Salem; Mrs. J r. Hinton
Miss Hila Hinton, Petersburg: Leo
DENT Saleu1; MIR. and Mrs e.. NJ
Williamson DR., r c. Moomaw, Roa.
noke; c. q Hettlnger, indianapolis
and others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

Especial to THE Richmond Tirglnign0
East Radfcrd. va, Sent 1.-The sec
end term Of the summer quarter closed
August 81. Five.Nourg- women having
finished the fun norma, school course
st the close Of the summer quarter re
ceived their diplomas. Studeuts can
enter this institution a. the beginning
Of any quarter and may graduate al
the close Of any quarter.
TIE next eguiar session ~ the nor
NAL school opens September ls. The
vacation from August 80 70 September
Is ts tht louSest la the year. TIE only
other vacation is the period ~ about
two weeks during the Christmas holi-
days The scholastic work is prhctf~
caliy continuous throughout the year,
school being in session fcrtv-eisht
weeks. each year These forty-etRht
weeks are divided into four quarters
each Of about equal length.
The state conference OF charities and
corrections will open al the normal
school at Ra6ford SUNDAY, September
2, and close Tuesday night Septen her
charities and corrections both In the
state ard nation nave places on the
program. This the the FIRST time the
state conferences Of charities ana cor
reetions has ever been held in the
western part of the state
Professor and Mrs 1.:E Avent Will
spend the next two weeks in North
Carolina During thts vacation he will
deliver sevsra, addresses In North
Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

Billie RIDGE SPRINGS MEMS

Blue Ridge Springs. Va Sept -
The rernhers Of the happ$ sHswd at
Blue Ridge stiil and occupat ton every
moment OF their time So many guests
have their own camps this season,
and motoring parties to points If tn
te-est both near and far are daily oc~
crrrsnces Info-mality ts the watch
word Of everyone. and in the ballroom
each evening an hour is spent playin e
games before the regular dancing Old
ard young take part troubles are for
gotten. and the sound Of merry laugh
ter Is heard on ali sides
Friday evening the Younger set took
part In a tacky party. and many weird
and amusing costumes were worn.
SATURDAY afternoon Miss Ida Wells
OF Norfolk, VAS hostess at beautiful
card party in honor Of Mrs A. A wa
llsrns. % wsrrenton. \. E Miss Wells
was assisted h. Miss Edwards. Of
snithheld Va Mss Sure Pretlow and
Miss Evelyn Pretlow, OF Franklin. Va,
and Miss Harriet Booker. OF Farm
VILE Those playing were Hr and
Mrs Williams, Ny and Mrs C. II
Prince and Mira r c Stsnworth.- III
Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs z I waleer,
Of Lexington. Va Miss Violet Dever-
eux. Of Richmond and Miss Allne Hen
dersoa OF Blscksburr. The prizes
dcn and Mrs. Stanworth.
"A beautiful ball was given Saturday
evening large number Of motor
parties came In and the affair proved
70 be enc Of the most delightful OF
THE summer
Miss Pallne Karp, Of New York. has
very graciously given several dramatic
and humorous readings two evenings
this week and her performances were
much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Davis Mrs
Oentson and W Battle. ~ Roanoke
rnotored out Tuesday evening ana
were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs
A. A. williams
Sunday a motor party came out from
Bedford and spent the day as the
guests Of Mrs. w. L Seldom and Miss
Mary Seldom. Of Portsmouth. Va Those
In the party were Miss Elise Quinbv
OF Atlanta Miss Charlotte BarkSdaie
and O r. MeNsirv OF Portsmouth
Miss Georgte Smith. Tom Gray and "
~ Pritehett. OF Bedford
Miss Mary Seldom spent several dava
4kaE,- wssk- Eith- LII. .-assas MFsr- II
Vaughan at their home Edge Hin.
near Shawsville Miss Seldom took
psyt IN the vaudeville given at shaws-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
APPOMATTOx NEWS

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Appomattox. Va, Sept &c, z.
Hunter. OF Charlotte c. H.. and C.. X.
Hunter. OF V. NJ. l.. visited their moth
er. Mrs c, W Hunter, this week be-
fore leaving for Fort Myer. c. K
Hunter returns as assistant instructor
and G. L. Hunter goes as volun-
teer
Mrs NJ. G. Willis and son. after
several weeks stay at Mt. Elliot;
Springs and at Castle Hin. Lexington,
Joined her brothers in visit with
their Enothor,-Airs- Z W Hunter for
a family reunion before the two
brothers left for the army training
camp
Miss Mary Babcock and Mrs. Bessie
James. who have been on a visit TO
Ocean View, have returned home
Primings are selling very high al
this 99z.s4fe TT he a4iaft4tt.s- Are say
Ing a good crop of the weed and to-
day prices were as high as SIS, the
price for good tobacco
Congressman II. d. Flood is j visi-
tor home this week
Miss Anna Nries is home again
from an extended visit to South Bos-
ton
Mrs c. a. Hancock and soa and
daughters are guests this week at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Yeadon
Wimbush attending a house party
Much interest was taken in the
prominent wedding that took place
from here this week Lieutenant L.
W Throck~I norton. of the L 8 army
was married to Miss Ola Abbitt. the
party having motored TO Lynchburg
for the wedding
Rev s. II. Templeman Of Laurens,
5 G, and wife are visiting the home
Of Rev and Mrs. c. W. McElroy en-
route home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
Vile Tuesday evening for the seneas

Vile Tuesday evening for the benefit
OF the Red Cross.
wednesday evening after the dane
ing several OF the young ladies were
hostesees at q chahng dish party on
one OF the upper verandas AFTER the
rareoit had been disposed OF, lights
were lowered and some hair -raisip s
ghost stories were told In the midst
OF tho recital hoesoblin appeared out
of the shadows, bat after shrieks OF
1 terror from the girls the 'sperrit
proved to be only Mrs. Stanwcrth, OF
Norfolk. enveloped In a sheet
Among the arrivals for the week are
Mr. and Mrs Andrew p. strawhand
Norfolk E r. Booker. Farmville, F
J. Davis Lynchhurg Mrs. Mabel Ed
wards. Browns Cove, Va. Mr. and
Mrs. u l. Christian, Chase City; Mr.
and Mrs Ben Haskins. Alberta, Va;
Or. and Mrs W. NJ Coweu, Cleve-
land. r. l. Uzzen. Norfolk: Ernest
p smith. Ben r. Moomaw. Roanoke.
Mrs A. = GrIce. Norfolk; Mr and Mrs
D r Baskerville. Salem, Va; Miss
Ida Baskerville. st, Paul Minn@ Trby
Hudson. Cecil Hudson, Miss Catherine
Hardaway. Lynchburs Miss sue Eaton
Prrtlow. J A. Pretiow. Franklin. Va,
Miss George Smith. W II. Pritchett,
Tom Cray Bedford, Miss Elise Quinn by,
Atlanta: Miss Charlotte B3rksdale O.
= NcNatry. Portsmou Va Mr.. and
Mrs J r Bradley. Roanoke 2. W.
Hardawav. II. Mrs z w, Hardaway,
Lynchhurg; Miss Marguerite Vaughan.
Norfolk; Mr. and Mrs, Frank N. pa-
Wis CITY Point. Mrs George Ellis
Miss Sue Ellis George Ellis, Jr, Roa-
nake. Frank p Lathrop. Syracuse. y.
y Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Davis.
Mrs Denisou, VI s Battle. Roanoke
Miss E1izshefn Bowden. Norfolk. II. w
Kline, Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
HARRIsoNBURG
Especial 10 The Richmond virsinisn.

Especial 10 The Richmond virwinian }
Earrisoneurg, Va. Sept THE mar
yiaGe last Saturday night Of Lieuten-
an, Parker and Miss Katherine Staples
waf attended by many guests from
North Carolina and other states. IN
cludins Miss Anne Noble, Of Selma. \
., Miss Anne Murin, Of Carbonate
Pa Miss Helen billiard, OF Scotland
Neck, " C. and Mrs G. Robinson Nc
Ailister of Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Saville, Of Murst
Roekeridse county, rs guest OF MISS
Florence Keezell at Keezeitown
Mrs. Rodney T. Menifee left yester-
day for Springfield Ohio. where sae
will Join Mr.. Menifee and make their
sutaie home.
Mrs. George S. HarnsherEer Is visit
ing in the home OF c n. Mcclure.
c;rtNnville Augusta county,
Mrs. George G Grattan and children.
Margaret and JOHN Trartan. have re-
turned from Charles Town. W Va
where they visited Mira Grsttan's sis
ser. Mrs. John E. Cannady. and hr,
Cannsdy.
Mr.. ana Mrs A s Fsrta have re-
turned to Creve. "a. after spend
seve.als days with her sister, Mrs ".
A. HiII and Mr.. Hill near FjntoH.
Mrs. Isaac Johnson and Miss ssllle
Jones. Of Frsnkltr, " Va. and Miss
Georgia wilson ~ Baltimore, are
guests Of Mrs T O Jones.
Miss Mary westarcok. ot panvile,
va, IL gueFt e MISS Wondte Ha~-
kins on Franklin street
Mrs c s Do6d q Petersburg. Is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. "
e. Funk at Singers Glen
Mrs william Yaaeey ts guest q
her sister. Mrs Il Davis. IN Roe
npke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02

his physical defects be waived.
He based his right on the fact that
two brothers had been killed in Elan
ders and two sisters have been killed
In German aeroplane raids on Lon
don.
I'm going to kill two Germans for
every one OF my family killed. IL l
have to fight single-handed!" de-
clared Ross as he boarded train
for Canada.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
GERMANS sI4AY KIN. so
HE WANTS TO ENLIST

Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. flames
Ross. thirty-eight, an Englishman,
demands his right to fight in the war
against Germany.
he stood before the surgeon Of
Company c. Fourth Indiana regi-
ment. and Indignantly demanded that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-02
during the fall.

during the fall
Mrs. Augusta 3, Agy and her little
son, Mayo, after a weeks visit to rela-
tives here. have returned to Shelby
Gap. Ky.
Cornelius H Baker. Of the north
side of Cumberland, was visiting rela-
tives here during the week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
glrrlchtc ncn Ninmnntrinn.

Sri. 9elene 9fotbenburg bon ytr.
1tS, gtoro-@oIt-9(benue, lieB SenrD
6ourneD9ougb, einen 25-iGbrigen
Gbauffeur aus Moibnieton, berbui-
ten. sic cr6Gblte, iie babe 0en jun
gen Monn cine 3eit lang gcfunnt
iino ibu am 7. 9(pril einen 0iumont-
ring gegeben, oen er fir einen 9ro-
Beren Stein unttaui6en iollte. gla6
GINGER 3eit babe lie einen &ing oltr6
Die Hoit erbolten, babe ober in @r-
fobrlng gcbro1t Dob ser Stein nibt
cGt por. nSie boben iicb nit mir
oerlobt, rief Iie aus, li9 Dem Ylanne
5llipenoeno, utrosoem Sic ipuBten,
Dab iie berbeirotbet poren."
SRI. 9fotbenbcrg iogtc, iie Bobe
einiee 3eit lang ouf Den 9fing ge-
mortct, ober ais iie i'm nidt 5uriid
erbieIt, oie 9lngclegenbeit Der 95oli5ei
iibergeben.
glls Gnti1uloigung gob 6olirneD-
bugb an er babe iid in finan8ieIlcn
S6wierigfeiten beflInoen imo Den
Sting benust, Inn ooriiber binmeg 81
fommen. @r bdtte Die 9lbiidt gebabt,
oen 9iing wieoer ein8uloien inO Den
9litftrag oes @tGodenS ous8ufiibrcn.
@r logtc Dciter aus, er lei berbei-
rotbet, babe o6er feline 6rou ein
Su6r lang nidt geieben. Die @roB-
9cldporenen perOcn oen 6oa unter-
lnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Der Nicb idlncll erluildlt.

Serr unO 6rou Somes Somea
fanoen BEL ibrer Oiiictfebr, ouB ibre,
in glr. 1t3, S1orO-Gurlepltry gelegene
gSobmmg bon 0ieben beimeeIu6t
moroen mar, sic SdnllldgcgenitGnoe,
&IciOungsitiide uno anoerc 9lrtifel
nitgcnommen botten. Die Holi6ei
nurOc iofort bena6ri6tigt rno I'M
1 llbr so om Wtorgcn bradte Ger.
geont @lontbplt einen Wtonn, Der lid
Earn Sorriion nonlte, 81 Sabre alt
lit inO glr. 2t15, Olt@aeerltrobe,
81 pobncn ou9a6, in Der noroolt-
liden @oli6eiitotion binter S@loB
irnO 9fiegel. @inige Stlnoen ipGter
iibermies &icbter 0aipfinS oen @tunn
ben @roBgci6porenen.
Sergeant 8lont6olt beri6tete, en-
babe Sorriion in einem &funoleib-
eeid1ft on Der @oltiuoreitrnBe per.
boftet, no CT einen Nln5lg lno lle6er-
8ieber bcrpf1nocn moIlte. @orriion
ioa Damn ongegc6cn bubcn, mo lic6
Die ii6rieen Soden befin0en, Qieie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
sSOn Orci amscln sctrUffcn.

Die 80 Sabre olte Sena 8raOleD
bon g}r. 1924, 9hliica.Str., licgt I'M
llniDeriit1ts- -&oipitol nit orei S6uB-
mlnoen, ole i6r ongebli1 bon Dem
80 Sabre olten George @er6er BON
ger. 9f9, WlcSenrDitraBe, geitern
Nlorgcn beigebra9t wltroen. 3pei
augeln troien iie IN ocn llntcrfieier
uno Ole brittle ON Sols. 6rou 9rao-
lep weigert ii6, Der @oli5ei irgeno
pclde glnooben iiber Die ShieBoffnire
8l MAIDEN, mel1e in DER &iide Der
Gerber r'i6en @obmlng Dor iicb ging.
Sri. SaQp Gerber, Die SdlueIter oes
S6ieB6olOen, CAB cine etpos lm5u-
IomHen6Gngcnoe Grfldrilng ob. Sic
iogte II. a., onB 6ralt 9raolep nit
i6rem 9ruoer angebli6 intime 8e.
5iebungen lntcrbalten babe, uno Dab
i6r 8ruoer geitern, ais er gegen Dit
tag nod Souie 5itriidfebrte, oiif Sralt
9ruOleD in Ger Slide orei S9iiIie ab-
ieuertc. Sieroti iei er oopon &c,
rmnt. 6rnll gruOleD fiel lnO botte
5iemli6 oiel 9hit perloren; lie lpuroe
pon Sri. Gerber na1 Saiie begleitet.
Or. s. $. Sommerbader BON glr.
S35, SigbtitroBe, oronete i6re iofor.
tige lle6eriii6rung ms llnioerIitdts.
Soipitol an, no i6r 8nitono ais ernit
be3ei9nct miro. 0ie Noli5ei lit eifrig
ouf Scr Su6e nod @erber, oeiicn
MISUNDERSTANDING ii6eroa bin cnt-
iellOet mlr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
gcrfc6r NIT ea6-glmcrifa.

GoS crite S6iff DER neuen Gam
pferlinic in Baltimore, Ger n9olti-
mores5iioomcrifaniI6en S6iiiabrts-
@eieaI6oit~, miro, pie Der @eneral.
@ei6dftsill6rer Der @eienidoft, @.
81. 8iiit mittbeilte, am 80. @ioi Den
6ieiigen Sofen ocrlaiien. Dicies
S6iit oSenta~ eenonnt, bciinoet lid
iebt auf Der Jleiie nod gtep-Yorf.
@lit Der 9l6ia6rt Oieies Sdiffes lit
Der regelmGBige Gerfebr 5piiden
Baltimore ino Siioomerifo berge-
itcat. Ole @riin0er Der @eIeai6oft
lino 9altimorer. 3u Oen 0ireftoren
ge6orcn: gOmin @. @oe, &ice-4rdli.
bent scr u8oltimore Gritit 60, uuO
SoIoen ". Guans, Der &roiiocnt Der
Baltimore Grodeuood- itno S6iff-
bau.@eieQi6oft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
glns ben @cridlts6Oicu.

Capt. Sas. 6. @oowin'S @ro5cB feit-
gciebt. II 9lultern6oot. Gapitdne
pegen &erlcbung Der 9Iultern-@c-
ieee beltrait. - 6iinf neile Nlit-
glieoer ocr @roBgei6morenet iiir
Oen Wloitermin ausgcwd6lt. -
9lnOcre Sale.
Ser &ro5eB ocS Capt. Sos. &.
@oowin bonn 5. 9eginent, mclder
inter ser 9ciduloiglmg Ite6t, $20,-
600 ais G6ef-Glerf Oes g(ftuars-9ii-
reous ocs &reisgeri9tcS intcri6Io-
gen 3u bobcu lit i'm Griminol-@eriAt
auf BEN 2S. Moi feitgeiebt poroel-
g(uiternboot- GopitGne
be1troft.
SIN Grintinolgeridbt ipitrOen Die
no6benannten 9luItcrnboot 9eiiscr
ncgen Serlcsung ocr gluitcrngeiesc
INN je $25 uno Soften bcitroft Bil-
liam 9. Soncs, @eter g8. &ricc, @u-
Itubu8 S. S8. @rice, @bifp s. @ricc,
SSobn g. TDler bon Gbole, 0lr., ilno
Ebontns @roooibom bon glr. 721.
@elt- -2eringtonItroBe. SSoiepb GoD-
Tor BON Ger. 1905, Wlc@IoerrpitroBe,
pclber iid in 5pei 5dGen ihulOig
bcfannte, pur0en Inn $50 geltruft.
g5euc @roB9ei dbporene.
gln Stele Der flint eutibuloigten
@1itgIieocr Der @roBeei6morenen bat
sic obcrItc Stootgeri6tsbonf foIgen-
sc 0crren ouSgepGbIt: George VI.
9lIbou9b, 9ennor Apartments; 9o-
bio Gmcrid, 9lr. 2434, g9ooObroof-
glpenle; Sronf sc. @beoton, g8oib-
ington Apartments; Senton @oggS,
gtr. 1408, @olton-StroBe, uno Geo.
@. 9fife, 6aGswoD lrno SaDette. Ctr
&onn ais 8 lteopotb pratt
ti5ircn.
9}nh elmer Gnti6eiOung Oes 9lid-
tcrs Slump i'm Grintinalgeridt fam
Ger Barber @eo. g. u. ShniOt bon
9ir. 6t3, notwithstanding, ais
Sltcopot6 profti5iren menn er lib
bel Der Stoats -9e6oroe fir Siteopo-
t6ie cine 2icen5 fir $40 pro So6r
loit. Gle 9e60rOc 6ottc iit gelpei-
gcrt, Dem Wimtne cine 2icen5 81 ge-
md6reh neil er iib niGt sur Brii-
fing gemelOet botte. Ser 9tibter
entidieO, Dab Sr. Sdnliot lid fcincr
Yriifung 81 itnterperfen brou6e, oa
CT I6on piele Sabre Dor Dem @rnen-
nen Der 9e6orOe profti5irt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16

Stootprofurotor 2. 2. 1SieIo in DER
Sibitng ser 9uoget6eb6r0e beaiti-
tragt, I6mutli6e @ripilegien iol6er
glrt, pcl6e nod Dem Sabre 1900 ge.
wG6rt mllroen 81 onnulliren uno
oen 8eiibern Ole beitebenOen &aten
fiir iolhe SPripilegien 81 berc6nen.
y Bfloiterung BON Strob en-
I'M Anner.
@cridieOene StroBen iuel6e i'm
5luciten &otbs5weie Der Scroromiug,
mclde Die 9lspboltirung BON StroBcn
inn glnner poriieDt, angcbGngt morocn
lparen muroen geitern Niorgen bon
Der 9uoget6e6orOe pieOer aiisgeitri-
den. Gs muroen nur oieienigen
StroBcn ite6en gelaiienL welbe oas
@infommen Der Staot, no6Oem Tie
osp6altirt iino, erboben.
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oIie0cr Our6ocmodlt 6o6cn, ioaen in

elieOer 0urdeenn1t 6o6en, ioaen in
3ufilnit eripnrt blei6en.
Gum 9l6balten oes Sdngerfeites lit
Elm @aruntiefono bon nin0eitcns
100000 erforoerlicb; uno menn ir-
oenO cine 9teiu-Dorfer 3citltng Der
9lnii6t lit, OoB iest Elm 9Imerifaner
licb bereit finOet, fitr Gin OciItiheS
Sdn9erfeit $1,000 81 5eihnen, Oann
lino 0ie &er6Gltniiie in Der Suoion-
Mctropole dnoerS. Ser aber glau6t
cs 9}iemano. gliBerocm iin0 81 Dem
9(66aIten OeS SGngerfeites Die 9e-
iuber aus omerifonii6en &reiien 0ie
0ouptgGitc, iino unter oen gcge6enen
@erbdltniiien lit Die 3abl Der glmeri-
foner, pel6e Gin oeltti6es 6elt beilt-
den miro, iebr flein.
CAB bis oo6in mogli6ermeiic Der
9rieg 6eenOet iein fam, fonmt gar
ni6t in @etradt; Oenn ieet niliB oic
@rllnoIogc fir Oos Set oelegt per.
Ocn Sollte Der &rieg nid)t 6een0et
iein Damn lit an ein 9l66olten Oe5
S6ngerfeItes gar ni6t 81 oenfen.
gielc Scr Dlitglieocr Oeutidber Sc
langpercine iinO nidt 9iirger uuS
miiBten, Inn in elmer Solle Ser 9lege-
rung nit5uiineen, @rlau6niBi6eine
BON Ocn @unOesbeomtcn bo6elL ooer
iic piirOen einfob Der6aftet mcrOen.
0lit Dem prablcriihen 9emerfen, ooB
mir geraOe 10 cute 9lmerifoner limo,
mie Die cingc6orenen 9iirger miro
inter ben iebigcn &crbdltniilcn fein
SunO binter Dem Sfen bcrporgcloft.
9lngeuommen, Ous SGngerielt uiir-
&c obgcbolten lnO am erIten Gage
ereignete iid) cine Der Scenen, mie
man lie bier fennt. @er mill Die SEQ
item Ocs Geii5itS Dcs arrungirten Sc
ties traoen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Hcnnsc6n Sranfcnpflcserinnen sra.
Onircn.

SSm WlercD-Soipital fanO geItern
9to6mittog A llbr Die SabresibluB-
ficier Der @ro0llirten Der 19t7-alniie
ser 9ronfenpflegerinnen gllsbil-
oungsIbule oeS 0iercp Soipitals
Itatt. 0ic 6eier ipuroe nit einem
@ebet BON SapIan Fl. $. Nlurp6p
eroiinct. Die SouptreOe belt Or.
9lnorep s. @iais. Or. $. 90. S.
&ouIonO uert6eilte ole 9iplome unO
beionOeren 9lus5eihnungen. Gin Or
DIETER con5crtirte. 8atcr E6. S..
gurfett ipro6 oos SHluBgebet uno
ert6eilte oen Seeen. Die @roouir-
len lino iolgenoe: Shmeiter sc. Sil0d
9uI6mon, N}orDlono; S1weiter 30.
SilOegnr0 Solbein, Diorplon0; Shpe-
ltcr SO. 9llopiilts &oponougb, @eor.
qio; 9eulo6 0obl gltfinS, Sirginien;
@loile 8iier, WarDlono; DiarD Bur
fe, @enniplpmien; 9lnna Belle
Burns, @eIt.8irginien; giorp s.
CAREER, W}nrDlono; Wiorp Caroline
G6riitp, ggeit-@irginien; Ylariorie
9Qrids Duncan Morplono; Nlae
@gnes 6annih 8irginien; Selcn s..
SSor6our, @eIt-8irginien; Marp 9lOe-
liza SeQp, Diarplono; glola Wiorie
W}oiriur, 5prien; @looeline Oe Gales
9ohe, $enniplOonien; 9lnne 9foiulia
Sappington M}arplanO; Coma 6ron-
ces Snppington, MorDlnno; 9liIrele
Beatrice @oeeI, Nenniploonien; Yla-
m gut6 @ort6ington, MarplonO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
Wfidjacl SOr5atOOsf1 bat &nugen-
cnt5iinOnns.

gsie in @rfo6rung gebrodt ipuroe,
bat ii6 Der 3uitono oes ruiiiiden
0iplomotiidcn @eidGftstroeers Nti'
cbacl 9or5ofopsfp Der Dor einiger
3eit i'm oGolntr1. CLUB, ange6lid)
Ourd 3ufoa, ecldoiien wurOe, llnO
Der Iid 3ur 3cit aneebliA I'M uGburd)
@ome uno Snfirmarp" bcfinoet, ni6t
gcbcilcrt. IS bot iicb 2ungencnt5iin-
oung cineciteat; ouBerOcm miro
@lutocreiftung befiirdtet, Die 81 Der-
bitten ole glnitrengungen gemaAt
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
gscttrcuncn sm 9Simlieo.

0os 9ieluItot Der iieben gennen
al &imlico mor geltern mie folgt;
I. 9icnnen 51a GlrIongs-y y0for1
WfouO", $50, 4.00,3.20; o8iniom-
ucro", GAO, $50; D9coutcous"
2.S0.
2. &ennen 2 Wieilen II o9roofs",
1850, 700, 400; u&omabopf"
$50, $40; n2oupois", $40.
3. 9iernen a 6urlongs IT o&reo'
lure Srone~, 4.9O, $50, $40; nSoro
@crbert", 22.O0, $40; n8etono",
1000.
A. &enncn 1 @leile IT nacbo",,
4.2O, $50, 2.5O; uYlumoic", $40,
$40; rGonnonooe", $50.
5. gfennen 1 @teile 60 9urOs -
nSenL 3.2O, 2.20; ~5uirp Segeno",
$50; oWliB 9ruter".
6. &ennen Z 6urlongs IT DEeo
GaoOp~, 304O, 7.S0, 500; n8op-
bcrrD Gamble, 3.2O, 2.7O; uGan-
Ole, 1880.
7. Hennen, 1 Oieilc 60 Daros -
nSynfioel~, 100, $3.50, 2.60; 5000
wooo", $50, 2.8O; a@Oitb 8oll-
mann, 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-16
ggicOcr ,luci fcinOIidJc QlnsIdnOcr.

3fuci meitere fcinolihe 9Iusldnoer
puroen in oen lebten as Shmoen
pegen ange6li9er &erlcBung Der
GriegsgeieBe BON 9unoesogenten uer-
6oitet. gluBeroem murOe elm gteger,
George 6iQman atf einen Saitbefebl
ron Georgia bin fcitgenommen inter
ser @eidul6iGun9, in Wlartine5, 0fid-
mon0-Gountp, @a., glninngS Diai ei-
nen 9luiltanO DER Oortigen gleger ge-
gen oie gereinigten Staoten ange5et-
tclt 5u 6abeu. @os oic beioen glus-
Idnoer an6etriiit, 10 wilrOe Der cine
in Grisfielo, Wio., rno ser onOere ge-
ltern in Baltimore ieitgenommcn
Spe5iol.g(gent SarriS rmo 9unoes-
Marid]on Stod1om meigern iif, ole
9}omen ser 6cioen @eiangenen an5u-
gebcll wclhc III @iu5el6oit bis 5um
GnOc Ocs &rieges perbleiben uerOen.
Ger gieecr Siamon murOe geltern
Moreen ouf Observation-Disclosures
hin IN oem @ebdlioe Der Stan0arO
@uano. .6abrif in 9lnne 9lrlunoel-
Gountp per6oitet. @r ldusnete, il.
eeno wel6e aenutniB bon Dem Ser
6re1en 81 boben, oeiien er beibuloigt
lit. Siaman miro bon @laridaa
Stnrfhnm inn @efGnauiR feitaebalteit,
bis cr meitere Snitrltftionen bon Oem
8unOesmaridaa in 9luguita, @a, cr-
Falt. Die @er6oiting oer beioen
feiuoli6en glusldnoer, oie erite ieit
me6reren @oAen in 0ieiem E6eile
oes 2onoes, fommt 81 elmer fritiideu
3eit, pen nSunoerte bon Geuti6en
lmo Ocltcrrcibcrn iicb I'M @rlalIb.
nBiheine, sic ariegS5oncn bctrcteu
81 0iirfen beluerben.