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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
HOMER WHERRY, OF
DELONC, Strong
FOR NERV-WORTH
Tells His Druggist He's
Well Enough to Work
Every Day.

The demand for this matchless fam
fly Nerve Tonic is by no means con.
fined to Fairnont. Customers for Il
have sprung up In all directions. And
there are grateful customers whe tell
their druggists what wonders Merry
Worth has brought for their health
One OF this class speaks as follows
in signed statement given recently
to the druggist at st. Mary's. w. va:
II have taken two bottles OF Ners-
Worth and feel like new man.
81 was so nervous could not sleep
and had not done full days work
for over year. am now workins
every day and feel like a new man.
cannot recommend it to highly to
any nervous or rundown person.
HOMER WHERRY"
"Delong, near st. MaTy's, w. Va.
Your dollar back at Cranes Drug
Store, of Fairmont, IL Nery.worth does
not benefit you.-Advt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
Making Billiard Balls.

The experience of the workers in
ivory for billiard balls has shown that
as it dries ivory shrinks. The tusks
Of the COW elephant have been found
best adapted to the making of bill
lard balls. The tusk of the female Is
not 81 curved as that of the male, and
the fine nerve passage is not so clear
~ seen. Billiard balls are turned in
the rough and kept in warm room
for n long time, sometimes as long rs
Two years. Then after shrinking they
are turned again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

by CHARLES q. DRlSCOLL.
"Honk-honk!" said Johnnie's fast auto
outside;
That meant that Mary might go for a
Anyhow Johnnie thought that was the
way
To call on his lady and make her feel
gay,
Mary's old Pa, with stick in his hand,
Close by the doorway had taken his
stand;
Gently he whispered, MY daughter,
stay here,
While put a. word in your Johnny
boys earl
There was much honkong and flash
ing of lights;
Neighbors were rushing to witness the
sights;
Surgeons were stitching up Johnny
boys head,
Nurses were tucking him into his bed!
Mary's old papa was heard to remark:
Every dog has his own kind of bark!
Cats may assemble to stare at queen
But, neighbOrs, take warning by what
you have seen!
The guy who can stand outside, honk-
ing his horn
At my little Mary, has never beer
boru,"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
NEW JUDGE TAXES oAr4.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. g.
Judge Harold A. Ritz. of the Supreme
Court of Appeals took the oath OF of.
flee before notary public in Bluefeld
and is here ready to take up the duties
of the position to which he was elected
last November. Judge w. N. Miller
qualified by taking the oath before
Clerk w. B. Matthews, of the Supreme
Court, before the beginning of the holi.
day vacation. Judge Miller was re.
elected last November.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
HOOD PRICE PROBE IN STATE.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. g.
Whether illegal combinations for fix.
ing prices Of commodities in West Vir.
ginia have been formed by either
wholesalers or retailers or both, will
be investigated at once by representa-.
tives of the federal Department OF
Justice. This was made known by OF.
ficials of the United States Court. An
effort will be made to determine why
the cost Of foodstuffs is so much high
er now than it was one year or more
ego.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
WoRTHINGToN.
peath Of Former Resldent

Mrs. Pearl NJ. Baker, wife of Ezra
w. Baker, who recently removed from
here to Monongal!n county. died at her
home at River Bend on Saturday morn.
ing last. at 8 o'clock a. M Heart
failure was the cause Of her death.
She was 46 years Of age and is sur.
vived by her husband and four young
children. Funeral services were con.
Quoted at the residence and the re-
mains were brought to Enterprise
where interment was made in the /.
o. o. F. cemetery at 9 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
K. Of p. Officers Elected

Evergreen Lodge No. IA, x. of P,
elected the following officers at their
regular meeting on Thursday even.
ing: C. c., W. E. Woolard; v. c., F. NJ.
Billingslea; NJ. at A, U. G. Sattertield;
prelate, James T. Taggart; NJ. OF W.,
Elisha Brumage; NJ. of E., A. j. Nc.
Daniel; NJ. OF F., Claude L. Davis +;
X. Of R. and s., Everal McIntire; o.
G., Sarl Bryan; l. G., Claude c. Tet.
rick; Rep, Calude L. Davis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

And Alec declares he will be in the
best shape OF his career.
This outdoor life is great" he told
friends. 1T keeps man fit and doesn't
allow him to put on extra flesh in the
winter"
Alec is almost as good hunter as
he is a pitcher. and he has been re.
markably successful during the win.
ter
Bill Killifer. Philly catcher, and os.
car Dugey, infielder. were in the same
hunting party with Alexander.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
al Financial suceess

The chicken supper served by the
Ladies' Aid society in their kitchen
in the basement OF the Christian
church on Monday evening was a sue.
cess. About seventy-flve persons ate
supper and quite nice sum was add.
ed to their treasury
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
HERRMANN GETS
ONE MORE YEAR
WAS Yesterday Reelected
Chairman of the Nation
al Commission.

q CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.--Auglst Herr.
hann was reelected chairman of the
National Baseball Commission for ono
Ipyear and John E. Bruce was reelected
seecretary for the same term.
twas learned yesterday that Robert
Quinn, formerly OF the Columbus, Ohio,
club, will probably make direct Of.
fer 10 buy the st. Louis National
League club within the next day or
1.-Two.
Uncertain obstacles that nov appear
TO be only Of minor nature can be
sovercome, / will make bid for the ST.
Louis Cardinals within day or two,
said Quinn. "lf / am assured that
there viii be little or no opposition by
the fans to an outsider coming into
possession of the club. | believe that
negotiations will consume very little
time am after the club and believe
that l can rake proposition that can
be looked upon with favor by its pres.
emit owners. However, II any antagon.
fsni to our buying the club is shown
.by the st. Louis public, 1t would be
madness to take over the club"
President A. X. Tearney, of the
lThree League, held quite confer
Eence with Chairman Hermann OF she
Tcommission this morning. Tearney
viii go before the commission and
make an appeal for the commissions
moral support to a Redistribution OF
all minor leagues. as well as reor-
sanization OIL ,ue governing body OF
The minors. sour governing body is
composed of the very best of men. "
said Mr., Tearney. but it is so unwield
~ that 1t cannot do itself justice"
"Of cousre," he continued, the COM
mission can do nothing of q direct ma
ture, but what we will ask is that 1t
give us its moral support as we'll as any
suggestions relative to reclassifica-
ltion of the minors, in order that tbe
smaller leagues expenses may be re-
duced In order that they may continue
10 live. Something must be done and
i've want the commission to use its in
fiuence In starting the movement"
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Mrs. Helen E.
sBritton, owner of the st. Louis Ma
tionaIs, said yesterday that she had
from no source any intimation that
Robert Quinn would offer to buy the
hall club. Recent offers to buy the
aciub have been refused by Mrs. Brit
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
BY PAUL puRMAN

Grover Cleveland Alexander. lead.
ing pitcher of the National league last
season and main hope of Pat Moran
for the 1917 pennant drive, is combin-
ing business and pleasure during the
winter months.
Alec is keeping in condition and hav.
ing good time on big hunting trip
at Ferndale lake, Texas, where he ex.
poets to remain until short time be.
fore the Phillies gather at st. Peters
burg, Fla, for their spring training.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Mclntire went
to Clarksburg on Sunday being called
there by the serious illness OF Or,
George L. Howell, who Is o brother
in.law OF Mr.. McIntire.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
!. o. o. E. ofneers.EIset

Noble grand, Arch Monroe; vice
grand. j. E. Watson; recording sec.
Rotary, John c. Jacobs; financial lsec.
rotary, Claude L. Davis; representa-.
tive to Grand Lodge, R. L. Messenger.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

Mattmen To Settle Grudge (head.
line). Grudge probably started when
one of EN- found a nickle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
First Baptists Take
Three From First M, E,

The First Baptist last night took
three in row from the First NJ. Els
and incidentally hung up high three.
game total for the season on the "Y''
Alleys with 1s49. s. Mills was high
with 17s for single game and total
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
Visiting In Tyler County

A. Dow Ireland left on Thursday last
for sistersVille where he will visit
his sister, Mrs. NJ. A. King. He will
also visit other points in that county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
NEW cLARkseuRe PosTMAsrE

NEW cLARksHuRa POSTMASTER.
cLARksBURG. w. va. Jan. s. sur
prise was caused by the announcement
that ]. Horner Davis, a wealthy bust.
ness man of Clarkshurg, had been de.
ctded upon as the successor Of ]. Carl
Vance rs postmaster Of Clafksburs
Others had been talked Of as probable
successor to Mr.. Vance. who resigned
Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

Mike Gibbons wants another chance
at Packey Mcfarland. And there are
people who would actually pay good
money.to see it.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

BY the way this chess champion
played 1919 matches in one day. Chess
players probably call him the iron
man.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
Festival and Sumner

Evergreen Lodge, X. of p, and Pur.
ity Temple, of Pythian Sisters, will
serve supper and festival for the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
Nature suits Neither.

Nature Suits Neither.
A white girl spends fully as much
fine in curling her hair as colored
Riri does In trying to comb hers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
SPORT NOTES

me banking boards and baskets are
IN place in the gymnasium that has
been built in the old Normal school Ii.
brary and this evening the Yellow and
White team may get on the floor for a
little warming up. The Normal floor
looks like an acre lot compared with
the size of the "Y" floor. Its size will
make the development of good pass
ing team essential and with such
team a winning season is assured.
The baskets are more than GA feet re-
moved from each other
BASKETBALL in the East Side schools
was given start yesterday when the
boys of the grammar grades began
practice on the floor of the East Side
club in the old school building. Good
material is being given work out and
game with one of the Y. NJ. C. A.
boys teams is being arranged.
The organization of another 60
game commercial bowling league was
effected at a meeting of the managers
at the "Y" last night. The schedule
is being worked out and another sea-
son of bowling will be started which is
expected to exceed in interest the one
just finished.
Boys Director worthingtcn at the
"Y" has great system. Last night he
started gym class on the floor, then
rushed out and threw on his coat and
shouted to Cook. the desk man:
Watch those boys in there. I've got
to go out and bid goodbye to little
lady whose leaving. I'll be back BY 8
O'Clock and get them started in the pool
and then go out again"
Among those not mentioned as man.
ayers of Les Darcy are Percy Haugh-
ton, Larry Mclean, Billy Sunday and
Kaiser Bill.
Lightweight boxer fell 200 feet and
wasn't hurt. Must have dropped on
his head.
But Les is doing well. If he bought
a round of beers for his managers it
would cost him s4S75.
Eddie Mahan may coach Columbia.
Well that's great. Columbia had a
winning chess team this year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03
ballad "a cIar.,h,,ro

members and their wives ON Thurs.
days evening, january IL.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

Eddie Mahan may coach Columbia
Well that's great. Columbia had a
winning chess team this year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

But Les is doing we'll. If he bought
a round of beers for his managers it
would cost him s4S.75.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-01-03

Lightweight boxer fell 200 feet and
wasn't hurt. Must have dropped on
his head.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
Gin O1ielrnqnnOer.

No9 INNER gibt Die 8autunIt Der
Bitten uns Wlobernen 0lGtfel auf, bic
uniere Sneenieure ni9t ISIen i0nnen.
Nifen mir f4on ui9t, ipie es m0gli9
ipar, Die gepaItieen @ranitbl0de aus
yfubien Bis na9 llnterGgppten au
i9offsu uub obne Ddmpfmai9inen 5ur
9o6e Der pprami0en auFoutiirmen, 70
iteben unfsre Se9niter gon5 ratios
unb fauneno Dor einem guaber, Der
IN 8aaIbed Bel Dem beriibmten Sons
llentempel liegt unb dls Der er6Bte, ie
aus einem Steinbru9 berausgebuuene
9elten mub. @r 1T % Meter lang,
40 Meter brett un0 5,8 Wleter bo9;
oas 9eipi9t i9dbt man auf minbes
items 1000 Sonnen (0u ie 10000 Ris
IO9rammO.
@s f9eint, 0oB bieIer RiefenItein
tllr ben 8au bes Sonnentempels bes
lttmmt mar, tpenigitens finbet man in
Der oritten Steini9i9t bes 80 Wleter
lan9en unterbaues 0es Sempels nod
mebrere unbere berartige @l0de. Diefe
Stelne iino ni9t bur9 cement Ober
$olt matchmaker perbunben, ion6ern
eInta3 oufeinanoergeIeet, unb iie
Patten infOIge ibrer genauen QlbmeKuns
gen unb Der iOrgfdltisen polttur 70
ot9t oufsinunoer, bab man bic Susen
taam eeipabrt unb es ni9t m0gli9 1T,
oil3 o3 nur bic feinite &liuge zines Sa>
llS@isnmellers oo5ipiI6sn ou apGngen.
gDIs bic iprii9en gaumeiIfsr einit
lol9e Munberperte SuItanoe gebra9t
9aDsH, ptrO ipobI etpis elm @ebeimnis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
9an0t @OltM

9dnse 9ofen fnb aIs &IeiOunsss
ttiide, ipie mdnnigli9 betonnt, srIt 9e>
gen @nbe oes 18. Sa9rSunoerts aGlges
mein in 9lufnobme getommen. pons
tolons ipuroen anfeqe Der Bis 0abin
iibIi4en &nieboIe (Gulotte) ouerIt in
Der fran50iiT9en Rebolution ols itGnz
biees &leioungsitiid qetragen, pesz
boIb bic RobaliItsn ip0ttif9 bic Repo>
lutionGre nionscuIottes" uannten. @u9
IN Deutf9lonb mar 5unG9it bas Srds
gen bon Ianeen SoIen Derp0nt, neil
es 9etDihermuBeu aIs cine Spmpdtbies
tunbgebung fir Die Soeen Der frans
0Oiif9en 0teDolution betra9tet ipuroe.
I'm ieinen llntertanen baber ben Sc
i9mod an bieIem &leiouussftiid gu
bereteIn, orbnete i'm Sabre 1890 Der
Sanbgrdf BON SeKen=&aRel an, baB
bic @erbre1er, bic nit StruBenarbeis
ten beI9Gftist ipuroen, lanee Soien
tro9en folIten. gu Oerfelbeu 3eit mics
in preuben cine on ale gfegierungsbes
omten eeri9tete getanntma9une bds
rauf bin, Dab nbus Sragsn bon laneen
9oien, Iotpie Die MloOe bic peride
nee5ulaRen un6 bas Saar turo ges
i9nitien 5u tragen, nit Der Wiirbe unb
@rupitGt zines 0ffentli6en Qmtss ni9t
bereinbor iei.~ @s ma9te babsr
groBes QtufIeben, oIs Elm 70 f9li9ter
uno alien auffduigen gleuerungen 10
abboIOer Maun pie Der preuBif9e &0s
mig SrieOri9 WilbeIm III. 1897 in
SepIiB zines SageS nit langen SOien.
ouf Der promenabe erf9isn uno ba-
bur9 bteIe Biz bobin berp0nten 9einz
tleioer ialonfdbig ma9te.
Sn @ngIanb purbe 0isIe Srd9t, bic
Dalo ullentbaIben Gingang fano, nod
lonee 3eit nu9ber miBFGuig betrodtet.
Der aMan9eIter Guardian" erpGbnte
In elmer 8etra9tung iiber 6isien Sc
eenItonb, 0aB bic geb0rben bes .9ris
nttD college" in Cambridge nod i'm
Sabre 1872 perfiisten, bab nStuoen=
ten, bic in ben 9emeiniamen SdIen
Ooer in Der Stride in pantalons Ober
langen SOfen erf9ieuen, uIs ni9t ans
ipsieno betradtet piirben", unb cine
Drisinalurtunbe Der NontOnformiitis
i9en Stride aus bem Sabre 1920 be-
itimmte, baB nein @eiIlider unter tet-
nen llmitdnoen bic &an5sl beiteisen
Oiirfe. penu er Iunee SOfen truge.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
3ndcrmamecl in europa.

0ie 9lo6rungsmittel. Nominiitration
oppellirt an oas omerifoniibe
GoIf iporiom beim 8erbroucb
bon 8uder 81 iein. N Der Wlan.
gel on Shiffen fir Oen EronS-
port bon Gu6o ais llria6e auge.
9e6en
@uibington, 8. Sept. II 1os
omerifoniide @olf uuroe beilte bon
Ser 91o6rlngsmittel- Ierpaltlmg err
Iu6t, ocn 3uder-@er6rautb 5it reOu-
siren nm einen Orobenoen W}ongcl
in Sen olliirten 2Gnoern 81 bermei.
oen. Gs puroe ongegeben OoB nidt
S9iffe genug porbonOen ieien, um
ole 3uder-Grnte auf Gu6a inO Sa.
moii 5u transportiren, iln0 es oober
notbwenoig iueroe, Dab oieies Souo
Ieinen 3uder nit europa tbeile. &os
man ponl amerifanii1en &olfe Oer-
lange, beiBt es, beOelte feline groBen
Opfer Man braltde MIR sic Ser
idpenOung ST. uerbinoern, nm es
9lmerifo 5h erm0elihen, Oen llntec-
ihieO olls5unuhen Der Ourb Die 9e.
Oiirfuiiie ser 9llliirteu 6eoinot perOe.
0ie 3uder-Grnte Ger g9elt miro
OieieS Sobr ouf 16,659792 Gouneu
beraniHloot gegen einen TiIrd).
i6nittsertrag bon ts,712,997 Eon-
neu. Sir Oie erite SdIite Oes aegen.
m1rtigen So6res war Der @er6ranb
in oen @ereini9ten Staaten etuaS
gr0Ber, oIs i'm Soriabre, ipos ole
0tabrinesmittel- standardization aui
oos GiuleGen in peritieoenen Sous.
6Glten ihrei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
Srieg nuO GrfinOtr.

lleber oen &rieg uno bic @rfinber
berbreitete itb profeFor Dr. Sommer
(@ieBen) in elmer Hebe; er fiibrte uns
ter anberm aus, bab bur9 ben &rieg
Ote pI49oIogie Der @rfinbungen unb
grfin6er in Elm gang neues Stadium
eetreten Iei. Der arieg Seitigte cine
6o9flut bon @rfinbungen, bic es
nabelegt, iicb genduer nit Der Qnalpie
Der @rfinbun9en unb ber @rfinber gu
bef9Gftigeu, ais es bisber geT9sben lit.
0ubei banbeIt es fi9 einerieits um bic
@erpertung bon borber gema6ten Grz
ftnbungen, anoerIeits um cine tpirtli1s
Steigerung 0es GrfinoergeiItes. pros
fefor CONNER Derlangt cine beFere
SrganiIdtton Der @rfinbuneen na9
benz &rieg. gei oen @rfinblngen
bdnbeIt es ii9 erItenS UNI bic eigents
li9s Sbes, 5ipeitens Inn Die te9niI9e
@usfiibrun9 In brau9barer 6orm,
ipoau me9aniI1er @erltan6 unb Ro=
pital geb0rten, orittens um-bie taufs
mGnnif9e un6 inouftriene @erpertune.
Sir ieben oieIer Seile iinb beTonoere
Q[rten bon @eiitestrdften notpenbig.
9isber berlongte man eetpiKermoBen
ale biefs GigenI9aften in elmer perz
fon. Mia man ober ben GrfinoergeiIt
duf @runb Der pIp9ologifhen @inii9t
ri6tie orgapilieren, 70 pirb man Dor
allen bic WlenI9en, ole Die eigentlide
@rfinoerioee unb oen te9nii9en @ers
ftonb oft geionbert aufipeiIen, in cine
prgantiierte 8e5iebung bringen miiHen.
Terner muB man bieienigen, Die bieie
beiben Nnlagen bereinigen, in 8esug
uuf bic glufbrineung Der Soften Der
experimentation 2lrbeit unteritiibeu uno
ibuen bic taufmGnhif6e uuo inbus
itriene ltmIeBung, gu Der ibnen fat
INNER bic glnIage feblt, abnebmen,
obne ibnen ben Nuben unb 0en perI0n>
Ii9en GrfoIg Ser @rfinoung gu rauben.
@tne ftaatlicbe Or9aniIation Der Grs
finoertdtigteit in foSiaIem Slime lit
baber cine Der ipi6tigfen g(ufgaben
nod Q[bI9llB oes &rieges.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
Sine crnitc Wla6mtms.

0iidtct Sprc6cr gbomp Glort al
Oos omeritouiihc 8olf. ~ Sn
elmer &eOe onlGBli6 oeS 9lr6eiter-
tageS ouf Dem Monnout6 Court
bouie S6loHtieloe. 9lue ioll-
ten oeu @rdiiOenteu t5otfrditig
lmteritiiBen.
@lonmopt6 Gourtbouie
2 dIo6tfel6, 9&.Sy 3. Sept. Fl
9luldBli6 ser 9lrbeitertag-&eOe. sic
Der Sprcber G6amp GIorf 6eute oui
Dem Observation-Disclosures -S6loht-
feloe 6ielt. bob Der 9ieoner beroor,
es lei Oie Bflibt eines ieoen 9iirgers
ser Gereiuigten Stooten, Of er ein.
geborener 9iirger iei ooer naturali.
lirter, ole 9legierimg i'm ariege 5u
unteritiiten.
ST ioote, feline 9}otiou bdtte cin
9lecbt alt 6eite6en oie ni@t allie ibre
giirger 81 2auOe imO sur See
idiibe @rdiiOent @ilion's 9lntmort
al Oeu Yoplt miirOe INNER mieOer
BON ncuem geleien peroen
oSSn Der groBten SriiiS inierer
glngelegen6eiten -unIerer upo Ger
9on5en @elt 9lngelegen6eiten lit eS
0ie Eilidt ieOeS Entertainers" iogte
Der gleoner, nmdnnli6 ooer meiblid,
eingeboren oOer nohtroliiirt, ole 9ie-
0iering in ieOer mogliben @eiie 0it
uuteritiiben ibr 81 belien, iei es geie
fig, moroliid, p6Diiid oocr iinan.
5iea. Dies lit ole Oeutlibe, inpera.
tine Yfli1t, Die mir inieren Goriab.
rem rns iel6it imo beionOers unie-
rem gla9fommen iduIOen. Seit I'M
0enfli1en 3eiten ba6en 9eOner, @bi.
lolop6en, Stnatsmdnner rno Gid
Ter sic &aterlanosliebe geprieicu
ais Oie 60dite SugenO. SoraciuS
iong: .0ulce ct oecoritm cit pro
potria mori". n@s lit iaB unO
rubmreiG fir Oos @aterlauo 5u
iterben OaS mag iein eeluiB lit eS
ober ou6 iiib lnO ru6mreib fiir oas
&oterlano 81 Ieben uno 81 i6oiien
uno oas fonuen mir 9tGe tbun.~
%otriotiSmus, iagte Der 9leoner,
beItebe nidt ein5ig aus oifentlicben
9Reoen boIteu Nluiif 6logeen-Eara-
ocn unO Ioit t0ncnOer @eriiAeriing
Scr 9iebc fir oos @nterlanO; ebtc
GntcrIanoSliebe iei, Elm griinOlider
omerifaniider 9iirger 8l fem. 6rei.
belt iei 10 idloB Der 9ieoner, feline
notiirliAe Sade, ionocrn iie miiiie
nit Spiern erfGmpit meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
9lotiou sic pcrionlidc @olitif oes
&0nies Gonitontiu aniglbiirocn.


Gbicago, 3. Sept. IT Ole Ge.
lcqoteu ocs Peoples Council Of
9(mcrica for Democracy ono 9Seace"
mahten beiite feinen @eriiid6, cine
offcntlicbe Gerianlmhing an bolten.
0ogegen miirOcn ilt Den Sptels, no
sic 0cleqoten einquortiert iino, in-
forlneae Gonferen5en orrongirt.
Ginioe Ser @ocifiiten po6nten ei.
nem 9lr6eitcr- @icnic bel noHOem tie
anQefiinoigt batteu, ooB iie &eoen
bolten miirOcn, penn man lie Oo5u
oufforoern ioate. Cine sroBe 3abl
SHlfs. S6eriffe mlrOcu bonn Sderiif
GrGger nah Dem SSeitplotc gelanOt.
Seit ser 9lnfunft ser bier Gnmpog.
MEN Mili5.6rlppen bon Spring
fielo Ite6t ser S4eriii inter Dem
Commando ocs @eneral-9 -9loiatonten
Gidion pelder bonn @onoerneur
2owOcus sen @efcbl Bat nit @iilie
ser Srlppen cine oiientlibe @er-
ianmling 5u nerbinoern
W}aDor Gbonlpion, pelcber Den 'Go'
ciiiiten bel Oeren criter @erloumllmg
poli3eilicben Sdub geiudbrte, mar
bente Den gon5en Gag nidjt 5u tinoen.
Sic Nlitelie0er Oes @crt6eioigungs4
rat6s bon Saihois 6a6en oic N|oglid.
felt ermogeu acgen Oen Ylapor
Sbompion por5ngebelt ober bisbcr
lit nod 9lihtS aeide6cu. @iele DER
CeIeeoteu iino a6gereiit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-04
@Ollen Wliuiitcr prOscIiireu.

~9[t6en, 3. Sept. II Sn ser Te-
putirtenfammer reihte eeIteru cine
@ruppe Gepltirter einen 9eidhlB
elm, oic oen 9ro5eB Der Wlitglieocr
Ser Nliniiterien Ser Yremiere Sfou-
louoiS. @ounoris lno 2anbros Der.
lanet.
sic iinO beiduloiot, oeriiibt 81
ba6en, ii6 in oie conItitutioneQe 9e-
gierilng ein5umiihen I'M sic peri0n-
li6e @olitif Oes Gonies Gonitontin
ourd5uieten, Ourb peldbe oos Gabi.
nett in ungeiebliber g9eiie aufgeloit
ipuroe, oie oen gllion5-@ertrag nit
Serbien iibertreteu ino nit oen
Tciltiben unO 9ulqorcn unterbon,
oelt 81 boben fir oic 9(uSlieierlmg
eines Ebeiles oes norOoitlicbcn @ric-
c1enlonoes.
2on6on, 3. September. n Sine
93eiter- -Gcpeibe ans 9(t6en meloet,
oaB oic @omniiiiiou sic ernannt
muroe, Inn sic 9lntlaeen gegen oie
oor6erieen Gabinette 81 lnteriuhen
ibren @eri9t Dem Yarlament irnter-
breitet babe. Ger @erid)t beiAuloigt
6ie W1itglieOer ser Stoulouois- umo
2ambros-@1iniiterien, NIT anoeren
iih oeriHworen 5u baben, cine nbio.
lute Monar1te etu5ufii6ren uno Der