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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

tult mir leib, aleine. Sn ben leBten
pier3ebn Sagen baben mir teinen nnge=
It6rtcu 2lbeno msbr gebo6t."
@te lo6te. nDafiir bin iH cine
Dpttorsfrdu. @u glnubit gar ni9t,
ipie Itol3 mid bas 8epuBtIein maAt,
baB bic 2eiIte fol1 groBes @ertrailen
IN Did ieben Menn file bi9 rlIfen,
Oann baltcn Iie ibr 4raHtes audi i9nn
fir gerettet"
81 muBte laden @ann beuste er
iib Qeriibrt iiber he. ,,Du 2iebes!
QBeun allie QBelt mid nit oeinen 2(u-
gen anidbe, Oann ginge mein3utunfts=
tralm. einmal bis gum beruIensn llnt=
periitdtslebrer boH3liteigeu, ltderli9
In Grfiillung,"
oDos tommt au9 fol" entge9nete
iie. oWirit ou ni9t Tbon ieBt 6duiig
an Srte gerufen,ipo bod anOere Qter3te
lei4ier uno rnfber 81 erreicben pdren2
. MldnnGen, itb peiB gana gut, paz
rum i'd 70 inbGubig itoI5 ouf bid
binl" -
Die Na1t berlief fir bas junqe
@bepoor gar unrubig. WieDer9olt
muBte Selir feinen ipoblDeroienteu
S4laf unterbre4en, iid6 baItig antIei-
ben un6 bringli1e &ranten6eIu9e
MAIDEN.
QliS es l9on Sog tperDen pollte,
tlingelte es ipieDer onbalteno uno
fart. syelir, Der Ii4 fdum nieberge-
Iegt, blin3elte berf6lafen unb erbob
1i9 bann bdlb I'M 8ett, als syrou Gm-
mi, bic born i'm 8iinmer aug bem
fyeititer NIT ben abermaligen Gtorsr
i9rer Notbtrube Der6anbelt bate, ouf=
eeredt ins Shldf3immer auriidtebrte.
Ser Qtmtsri1ter ite9t utten, Dit
m0dtcIt Tofort nit ibm tommen, nit
ieinem S0hnhen foll ss febr ldIimnI
Itebcn."
Syelir ltorrte lie perbliifft an. ,,ltnn
ba ruff man mih9" pieber6olie er
topff1iittslno. rSit Der &rsisar3t
ipieber nal mi! feinem 2atein fertis9
llno mnrlm ididen iie oann nint gu
9pttor &ratt9"
,@erltono ic6 ben 2lmEsrrpier ri9z
tig, 10 1T &rott iiber gano gerufen
lporoeu. 9luf ale 6dlle limb Iie auf
bid angeipieIen, &omm nur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

SGaB," f9meiaelte Iie, ges loIl oi@
aub bieier 9tIfsbe0iirftige ni6t ums
lonlt rufen!"
nSebr ft60n geiaet," tonnte Der uns
ter einem Seuf3er licb @rbebenoe 8H
bemerten ni1t unterbriiden, oo6er itb
fiirC6te nur, DoB es Elm Webgergang
Derben ipiro, 0enn iuenn Der alte
BfuIAer erIt einmol bic @eI9i1te Derz
fabren 9at, Dann tonn in Der Regel
|nur nod Elm babies Simmelspunoer
Rettung brtngenl"
lInten ouf Der StraBe 6orrte Der
&mtsri9ter in peinli9er 8eordil9nis,
gll bic Sabre iiber batisn ia bic beiDen
W9duner nur auf bem offi3iellen GjriiB=
fuBe gelfanben un5 ,iJ9 9el9nitten,
iDenn fie Oies balbpegs NIT Q[nItano
our63ufiibren bermoht katten. gBie
nun 5elir bic 0uustiir oufT@loB unO0
iid Dem Qtmtsri9ter SugeIe1te., od ipar
bieTer duberit berleoen Qlber 19on
nod ben erIten Worten bra9 sic i'm
per3ebrenoe llnrube nieber bur@.
Dllnfer Sunoe fiiblte it9 f6pn bic
lebten paar Sage nicbt gut" beri9tete
Der, fodbreno lie silfertig oem unpeit
entfernteu 9Imtsbuu1e 3uItre6ten.
p9lber mein @9ipiegerDoter nabm bic
Sa9e lei1t, ertldrte oas ltnpo6lIefn
ols gutartig teine Spur bon 8tpb=
t6erie. Die S6ling6eI9mtrDen
l9tensn aud balb pieber na6geloiIen
su babeu. @eitern obenb aber trat
pl0Bli9 beftiges Grbretbep elm, DDaige
Stintmlofgtett uno pfeifeube Qttmung.
yer 3uitan0 puroe immer tritiTher,
Bis bic brobenbc GrilidunosqeFo6r
meinen @4tpiegerbater 5fpang, ilnieren
fleinen &urt gu operieren 2uTtr06z
renfhnittl"
n9t6er iporum fdidten sic ni6t
oorber Ibon no6 etnem an6sren Q(r8z
tee" frdgte 5clir iingebolten.
81 betdm bonn 9lmtsrihter feine
Qtntport, ipos ertldrli9 mar, oenn
oiefer bate i6m geite9en miiITen, baB
man bergebli1 nit Dottog Rratt IN
gerbiubung gu fOmmen getradtet
9atte
9os erFu6r 6elir inbeHen, IobaIb er
oas 9lmtS6ous betreten botIt. G9on
auf Der gu ben pripaIpo9nrGumen i'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
.Neirnths. Qicrllaen.

6re0erid s, Geon 54 gei6ieoen
BON G6icogo, 81. lm0 Sllice 9. PIN.
ocrion 40, @oi6in8ton, 9 IS.
&aul IS. Gipeh %, mo NlurD a.
glrrows, is.
Solomor Gromon 81, m6 6on-
mic @olliL 10.
&md @roBmMn 25, uuO 2ilc @9-
ona5, y.
Dooio ailtncr 49, uno 2oitic
Sobnion Is.
Sonucl 2a3auis 2t lm0 9lnnie
&oHuctsfu 20.
QIeorac g 2i4iiiclo, 2G, mo so-
p6ia S1cr, 40, @ithue.
@iaiom 6. @aiumrio6t "a rno
Dlar0arct s.. l5onion 81 oon Ebi4
laocIp6ia, Eo
Scrmm &rot6, 2L mo WloD
StcrIiu9 20.
G5orles 6. Roicit6ol jim, 80, gc-
i5icoeH mo 9lmlie 9uppert 35, ac-
icbieoeu
5o6n s. Iames, 81, gSittpcr, BON
9roofl0n y. g. iuio 9ottie 2amiou
l5, @ittpc, bon GriSiiclo, Y. y.
gGilian g anigDt, p, mo ao-
t6orhe 9ice6fc, %.
@owor0 @. Stcinodcr 81 ruO
9ciiie Scaano, 3G.
Sanucl /. g. Snnlmers, 42,
&ithper mo Stcna Gina 26,
g9ittme.
eonis 9ldermon a. un0 9(unic
6iid6ctJ %.
Somcs IS. @raiL 60, 9gittwcr BON
G6orlcstoOn no. imo Mamie S.
! Stit 81 @itituc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

fe9en. Sie 6aite oos g(mts6ous, in
Dehen oberem Stodpert fi1 bte0RnIt=
nobnung ibres @otten befonD, felt oem
Begrdbntstdge ni6t ipie0er DerlaIIen.
ylur bic nd9Iien No6born erblidten
lie bann un0 mann einmQl, nenn Iie
IN Dem iteil berganitrebenoen, bon bo=
ben Steinmuusrn eingefrieoiqten 6in-
tergorten 3fpifben 19attieen &oltanicn
IN ibrer SGngematte rubte. Dortbin
muBte bic junge Grau, bic frii6er 70
itol3 einbergeIhritten mar, BON @ot
ten unb 8ater 1oxoli1 eefii6rt per6en.
Der &reisorot Derbielt li6 sSraaern
eegeniiber febr augefn0pft; er mar in
ben lett bem Sinfdeioen Ieines tleinen
@ntels beritricbenen nenioen Mouoten
re9t alt geiDorben uno f9ritt aiemli6
eebiidt climber. Seine proris beoann
er 81 bernohldIiigen. @Die oe6dTIfoe
@iferfu9t, nit Der er frii6er ben pac6=
ienoen @rfolg Ieines jiinesren &olleaen
perfoIet, mar elmer ouffdlliqen @leida
giiltigteit oeipi9en. ga, es lam inz
mer 6dufieer Dor, OaB er ieinen ibm
nod treueebliebenen alten potienten,
penn Iie nab ibm ic5idten, auriidfuaen
lieb, iie follten Iib bod an Dottor
&lingmonn poer Dottor &rott pen=
bsn er befdnoe ii9 ieIbit nidt ipObl.
Jelir bate allie ltrTobe qeba6t, nit
Per Menouno ber Dinge 3ufrieben su
iein unb itcb gliidlih 5u fiibleu. Das
iogte er fi9 in itillen 5tunbsn ser
Selbiteintcbr 5upeilen aud oorpurFs=
poll IeIbit. Suite ct nidt cine liebe
tleine 5rau, bic ibr b0G1tes Slid
BARN fono, t6n DergOtlern 3u oiirFen,
fpuhs feline praris ni6t nit feoem
neiter Gage, mar er ni1t jebt fbon qez
5lpuneen, neue pdtienten an Sen
n3ruBtollceen" 3u perpeilen, nit Dem
er iih i'm 2aufe Der 3eit gang out on=
9efreunoet botte2 gDas mar es nun, 0os
ibn ni9t 3um re6ten @iiidsoefii6l
tommen lieb2 Gtipo Goos Shotten?
&onnte iie, bic in feinem Qeben cine
fold unbeilooI!s 9lole geIpielt, INNER
nod Icin 2ebens9liid oerDunteln9 @ar
er mirtlicb Ibpa9 uno unoant6or oe=
mug gegen ieine tleine 8rou, Inn iidj
Don ieiner alten 2eibenfdoit binreiBea
gu loileas - (6orlieBuug ioIs!l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

9ou beidditiat, imo 0ieier 6otte iib
bel Der 2lr6eit eincn 9iippenbrud 3u.
ge3ogen mo6iud er mi Die Gaucr
bon 3ebn gGo@en ar6eitsunidbig &C.
madt miiroe. 9}or Dem 'Boli5eiridter
crtIdrte glnoers, oaB CT aeglolbt 6d-
be, ocn 8ci6luB Scr u,Snoulriol
Gomuliiiion4 iguorircn 3u l6nuea
neil Der &ldacr mir sur glus6iIlic bei
ibm gear6eitet bo6e uno geoen llu-
idae nbt periihert mar, uno DAB Der
9eidnloigte, wclder ielbit nm &or.
or5eitcr om 8ou mar glau6tc, onB
oas @eiet fir flcine ltli0le lmo cine
flir5c neutrality-suspicious. uic6t al.
pcnobor iei. Ger &oli5eiri6ter cnt-
IieB i6u acgcn eigcne 8iirgldait fir
ciu @cri6tSper6or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
NlifadJtetc Ocn ScFc6l ser gmats-
llnfnQ. .&nmmiiiinn.

&or 0em @oli5cirit6ter 1oiutin5
i'm noro0itli@en Diihift battle fc6
Seiie =. 9lnoerS bon 0lr. 2005, Dit
g}of9 Sluev all DeroutnorteL neil er
Die bon Der itdotlidon sSnoiitric.lln-
faarGomHiiiion 6clpiaigten Sc pro
gSoc1c al Samuel s. g8otts BON gar.
93A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ni9t ollsqr-
5o6It bat. Gen 3eugenolsiagen gc.
mdB bate Der 9ei1uloiatc I'M Ic6tcn
2lu9uit Den Wlmlrer @ottS an einem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
glus Oem Suucrcu WlurDlaub's nHo
ben augrcn5enOen Gtanten.
g}G6 blit6 der a 3 S t.

Ser lGlaDrlAe SpDtl Dpll 2Sllllulll
Han0all BON acDicr, VI ga, glliton
RauOall puroc III 6olgc gIbItr3c5
bon cincm qeIoOencH Go6lenmoggou
scr ogScitertt Warplano 9abn" bel
Sen 0Saupibire1 geraiucrfen na6e
gieomont, oni scr SteIle get6Otet.
Gin bungriger 9fau6po8cl
Gin rieiiger 9Ioler itiir3tc icb alls
ser 2idt bci N}cIppell, nobe Mors
fington, gg. -&o., ouf Elm Shoaf
welbes Sen &ralen 6eS 9iau6nogels
cntging, inOenl eS in ein oiAtes @e-
6iidJ ranntc. moraiii er Gin 6iiaeu
ongriif meIHeS in 5olge Scr i6m
beiaebroGteu g8unOen to0t 3nidui.
menbradl, trotOenl ibm Elm glcgcr 3lt
Siilfe geeilt mar. Spoter ling nan
0en 9loler in elmer Sale uuO niBt
oerielbc me6r ols iieben SUB in Der
Sliigel6reite
800 D}aibiniIteu ain glnss
ltan0.
&n Gen @crtitdttcn ser u@eitIi-
den W}arDldnocr. r.9a6n4 In Saqcrs.
topu qingen 800 M}ai6iniiten, 0ercn
Seller uno 2e6rlinae ali eincu
Strife, mcil 3lpei Seller Sic gldbc
BON W3aidiniiien einna6mcn ebe
|
oieielben fiir 0iele Soften qualiiijirt
batten Gei6dftsfiibrer GnneS Der.
iuhte, ocn Strife bei5ulegen bod
finO oie W}aidiniiten nidt @illeHS,
bon Dem nit Der 9a6u abgeidloiie.
nen Goniraft ob5ugebelL 0urb mel.
den Dem SeIfern itn0 2e6rlingen erii
nah elmer geniigcnoen 2ebr5eit Die
Bcredtigmng 3ilr @initcLlng ols0la
ibiniiten geitattet miro, oercn 2o6r
pro Stlnoe 3S Gcnts betrdgt glli
Beroem oerlangen Oieie eine @rbo6
inq BON A Gents fiir Die 9lr6eitsihtil
Sc, Die oenpeieert luur0c.
8pei goitGmt Gu bcraubt
qhs 8reOerid miro berihtet, BAL
] GinbreHer bic 9Boitdmter III glOams
toun mo 9ndcostomn 6eimaeiud
4 6oben un0 cine @eilte BON ne6rerel
| Sinoert IollorS acmadJt Dobcn
welMe ans Briciinarteu 9ooraeIo
GbcdS un0 Mctbpapierc bcitc1l
81 u Geaieg lit Scr @oitmeiIter i
4udcbstoun lmo Hilliom s. 9iem
befleioet oeniel6e Eolten III 9l0ains
toluu. Ser @cloihrant I'M lebtere
EIot iunr0e ourd sic angeiDanot
] gpreugrug pollitau0ig 8ertriinmuert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

puroen aus i6rGu 9(utonlobil gc-
ihlcu0crt, neil oas 0cn @illiom
9mbcrs 0uDis ge60rige lmO BON Inn
gclcnftc Garica6 an Ser 2on0itroBc
in Scr 9}d6c BON @lcar Springs in
0Qs eritgenonatc 9llto 6inciniu6r
9ci 0cm on ciner obicbiiiiigeu Stcac
ber ShoBc itattiinOenOcn glnproll
mur0e III 8ol0e Scr 6o6cu 6o6rgc
idmin0igfeit lno neil scr 2cttere
nit iciuem @eid5rt nidt gcnilqcuo
ouSmib, iroBocu oie iingeu 2cltc
i6r 9ltomobi( Dont g2ege dbqelcuft
6aitcn 6as Sebtere otf sic Seitc &c
idlcllocrt. yrdulciu 1Hnc6lp erlitt
cincn &iprcu6rnc6 iDo0lrd i6rc
2un9c UcrleBt mttr0e iu0 lit am lns
tercu &6rper 9cld6mt 2ic muoe
ioiGrt uo@ Sem GouHtgsSoipitol &C..
brodjt, 100 sic glcr5tc i5rcn 3llitdnO
iiir lc6ensgcid6rlid anie6cn Glncr
Goitcn fam nit gl6iditrhuacn oo-
bon GaDi5 lDuroc Dcr6oitct inns
miro iiN an 6reitog Dor &i6tcr
gitncr 5ii uerautiuorten 6o6elL an
Bcr0cm iie6t CT elmer &ldge megen
ingcriigcnocr Geriorgiug iciuer 6a.
milie cut9egcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
Ner Iriihlinn 1t ncfnmlncn.

Nlit ibrcH Sicb6a6er Dem Al
&o6re altcn Sorrp Camper, BON 9Ir-
679, @citt5rantlinitroBe, fab Die 33
Sabre alte Gertrude 8. EoDlor, irii.
Der BON 9iiDnlono, &ay Inn N2itter-
noht oui Der Salstreppc BON g}r.
647 2cringtonltraBe. 2lb uno
81 iangeu iie Gin Siebesouett. @oli-
8iit 5tanlep fonntc es nidt lGngcr
nit an5oren in0 6rabtc @ei0e III bic
meiilide &oi5ciltotiou mo iie 0eltern
Nlorgcn bot &iGtcr Sobannien iian-
oeu lualc6er i6ncu iagte, IN 3uflmlt
niebt me6r oui Sen &ou5trcppen 81
foicn. Sic 6rai nuBte $i1.45 be.
rappcn im0 Der !Rmn $6A5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

ten g}egern ii6erfolen pnrOe, welbe
ibm inter Gro6iua nit einem Nc.
nolocr ieiner gaariAait inn 9ctrage
Don Si4 6erau6tcn
Bonn 2 bloQe gctroffen.
Scr SO Sabre olte SSreo. SGloller
bon 9lr. 13A5, S-StraBe 60 CT.
lit Dor Dem Sauie 9ir. 1884 9.
StroBc, go einen SdlagQuioa.
ST mur0e inn Gaiuoltp Soipital be.
6on0clt no ieiu 3ultanO als 6eiric-
0iaenO be3eidlnet miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
Gem aapbnsfie6er e.rle.


gen.
SIN So6nemanu.Soipitol in 9ol.
tiHore itor6 &oitor Scrmoun 6.
6ulb, DER Scelior9er scr cnaliihcn
lut6eriiden air6e BON @licott GitD,
ON G0p6uSfieber. Gie Gpioemic
wel6c felt gso6cu 6erri&t 6at sen
@eiitlitjcn olS 5lueitesGpier 6inweg
ocroiit, pd6rcno "A anSerc6dac bic
fer aronf6eit feitgeitellt iin0, mcl6e
Apie sic @ciiu06citSbc60roc 6eTlatiat
Ocm Observation-Disclosures ans ocm
@uicott GitD 9icerpoir 5ugcidricbei
lpcr0cn
&altor 8ulb fam init icinen biS6cr
oeritor6eneu Gltcru im glltcrn BON 2
Sa6rcu BON Ieiui1louo nac5 glmcri.
ia imo asooitirte ain NuGcriic6cn 81
niinar in GetiDs6llrg ga. 9tacb0en
0er &critor6cne IN SilDcr Sun III
GorroIl-Gonntp, in 9lcw Yorf, glclp
Seric0, Eenniploauia mlo an Scr
St. So6nS Stride iu2Gai6ington t6G-
tia gcmcen mor, puroc cr Dor 0rei
Sobren nod elicott GitD 6erllien.
9uBer leincr g9itttuc mo cincr Der.
bcirat0eten Godter, 6rut gllnoSSic-
gono binterlGBt Der &eritor6enc ei.
nen Sobn Niiles s. sSplB, welbcr
ais 9clegrap6iit ouf Sem Gampier
nGuu06raD Dor cinen W1onot nit
elmer iiir sic 9llliirten beitinmtc 2a'
ouig bon Gontra6onOc ndb @enua
bon g3ew gorf obil5r.
3wei 5ormer 9eitorben.
Ger ipo6l6o6cnoc 8armcr GanieI
@cd, in ser 9}d6c bon Der @eoroS.
! Stride bei Soaerstomn po6n6oit
itorb mgIlter Don rs SSo6rcn ma
| biuterldBt cine GoMtcr 2aura unr
ieiucn @ruoer 9eniouin 9cd bon
Gbcmsoillc.
Tcr 69 Sabre aIte 3armcr Same,
lSricic crlad III iciucu &icn uo6t
S1orps6trg einem S@laaouioll
md6reuo CT iib 6ci Scr 9lr6eit be-
/ fouo Sin 6intcrIdBt cine Eodtcr.
Grploiiou in 9orf.
Cine @rploiiou BON G6emifdlel
! in Der n@orlo &olii6 60" in 9lorf
&o., Deririodte einen 9ranO, mel
der einen S1ooen bon $4,000 an
ridtete, Scr jlm Gbeil oii 0ie in
@ebaiOe beiiuolibe IS. 6. @}otte
Pluto 60 entidlt 1os 6euer ent
itano orr1 @lii6en bon Sur Sdu6
politur not6wenoigen 9eitanot6ei
len. Sdwcr perbrannt piroc Sc
! G6cf Ser 9hitoiirma G6os s Dlot
ter. melder per0cbens oeriu6te, il
oas brcimeuoe @ebGu0c eiii3nOrir
oeu ioooB q nod oem Dorf Soipito
gebrac6t perocn uuBte. Ter 6euer
mann airf Gpen fiel beini 20ibct
\ BON ser Setter llnO crlitt alBcr All
oqrcn &erIeeunacu ciueu 8einbrud
auto GoIliiion.
Y SSrGlein Wlenta Sdne6lg, bic q
idbrigc GoGter BON Serrn iun0 sra
SctrD &. SHne6lD, ioipie @lner q
ltct Scr 5obn bon $. 6. Ioitcr
BON Clear Springs 6ei Sugerstolpi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

6ottc IN ser 9oItimoreiiraBe IN ser
9'dbe bon &carGiraBe ansebli9 0en
@omor0 @er6en6orn in
Den llnterleib getreten. Sin poar
Qlimten ipdter fam Serben6orn nit
ieinen &nmera0eu 3liriid, uHO S6cm-
Der ronnte OapoH. &oli5iii Sinlpion
ling i'm Gin bod S6ember iteate i6m
oos 8ein rnS modte iicb los. 9iaA
ciner fiir3cn Sago wur0e S6ember
5ilr Strefe ge6rodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22
eOfaI6eridte ans gsaI6inatun.

@ldu5en0c lluterbaItung.
an 5aale oes ,@ai6ingtou Sdn-
qer6moe5~ fano geiiern elm 6errli
dies CONCERT uno lluter6dltung itatt.
Ser geraumioe Saol mar nit &ein
dern auaefiiat, wel6c oen peridieoe-
uen Gortrdgel 0es rei6baltigeu Bro
qramhes nit SSntereiic 8ub6rten mo
loren gciiaa alsIprohen Cos i6onc
4rogfanm oas bon 8roi " Gjump'
rcdt auiaeitclt piroe, lei bier iDic
ocr0egebcn.
.Iic @oloidcnfe," %, SougmGes
D2oraens irii6." 9oi6ingaon 5dn-
aerbnno," oEbc gtar," BON & $.
glpqerS, 5rl. @6Ha SiQgaro; nS Iope
uoll @al3er bon @1cGort6D. Sr ~.
n g)oung. Iuctt rs fnoip an2ono"
uon Serbcrt Jrl. 6iagoro lno Scrr
g)owng; SHer3o 1T g-Nlinor bon
G1opiu, Sr Hi6oro Barrett &ianc.
QIuBcrocm trtg fSrou De Suerin
9ittrcoc perlAicocne &iolin Soli
mciiterboft Dor
Scr o9lrion @eiangpercin" bot
Baltimore, Der aiti geiudJ gefontnen
NOR. truQ ourh ieine oor5iigliAe ein-
ita0irteu 2ieOer oiel sur llntcrDal-
tuna bel, oie iidl iibrigeus bis ipdt
III ocn 2l6euo ausOebnte.
Ias qeitrige Concert Der Sal6in9'
tom Sanger gunoes NOR oos brittle
scr goiion, uno 6attc iiN oos finit.
liebenoe Ieuti1tbum @oi5ington's
so6lrcitb III Der oeieniaen Sale eiil'
Qciruoen Gle ein8elnen &ortrdge
G60re, mie coli paren ourcbmeg beri
porroqeu0e Qeiihmaeu sic ieoeuDiii.
Nffcuncr aum @eifan binriiien.
Giucm @crBIet6en erlcger
Gincm Scr3leiorn erlog &atrid 8
@roQan, ser 5doBueiiter bon &etel
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ner N1uttcr, 1rau &otborine @rogan
gtr. 27O0, Sit EreitonitraBc, 9altt
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Oeritdt fin &ettsmiiienidaft abiol
pirt 81 bnterldBt mBer ieincl
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1o9uc. Gin Grauergottesoienit fin
Set 6ellte Nlorgeu I'M 10 ll9r IN 0e
@i &atbariuasairde itatt
Muto Golliiion.
SSu ocr g}06e ser 1S lno 92aiia
duIetts 9lDennc muroe Elm Pluto
SOS BON 6rl. G6omas gruie OonSto
ncleig6 Court oeleuft mor bon q
mem on0ereu arottwogen getroiiet
Tcr Gbaniieir oeiielben mar " z
Qp0onc bon 9lr. 320s, G-5troBc, ~
gS. 8eioe 9hitos purOer 6eiddoigt
ood bic SSnioiicn fanen nit pct
gdrcden 0aOon
Gon Negertl berfallcn.
gSrancis 6 Siloebranot bon gar 23
&. GtraBe. CID, t6eilte Scr &olBl
0cS 3. @e8irfs nit, Bob Ell am 5ar
itoq glbcno III Der 9ldbc Der / luiOG
gtroBe, 60, bon 8lpei imbefaul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

9lrtblr Sbcm6er, meldcr Dor fur
Ser 3eit aus @bilaOelpbia 3uriidfcbr-
tc, no or 9lr6eit gciudt bate iuroc
geitcrn D}orgcn BON Sidltcr So6onu.
lem ponl peitIidcu Iiitrift 3iir 3o6-
lung BON So unO Soften beitrait. @r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

af@hliae Der a3iIi5icrc Der @lili8 be.
gdDen li@ gelteru nod @dprc oc
@racc lm bort Gin Stiid 2ano SIT
bliiGti0ciL ipcIc5eS als 5elolo9cr aIS-
cricbcn iit, Gie 8op6ner bon 2ou-
rel iino niAt 6egciitert, oas 2elologcr
nod cinlual IN i6rcr giodbaridait 3n
boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-22

9rou @0a lieB iih felt ieuem Ibid=
falsI4peren 2lusenblid, oa iie an pfs
fenen @rabe ibres &leineu o6nmGbtig
5aiammsnsebroaeu ipar Hibt me1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
DOK|ES' BRIGANDS
ARE ROYAL GUESTS
Select Dance At EIks' Auditorium
Attended BY More Than 200
Guests


Members of the Brigand drill team
of Dahna Temple No. l64, D. o. X. K,
were royal hosts 10 more than one
hundred couples last evening at the
first select dance attempted by this
popular organization. The dance was
staged in the ball room Of the Elks
auditorium, where from eight o'clock
to midnight merrlment reigned Sill
preme in the gaily decorated hall. and
merrymakers i'll great numbers ell
joyed dance after dance 10 lively
strains from the instruments OF th2
Premier orchestra.
Compliments for the unbounded
success of the dance were showered
profusely upon the special committee
whose careful planning and untlring
preparation had made possible the
evenings Joys, and the guests We're
unanimous in their verdirt that thG
DoNes' dance was one Of ire best so
cial affairs Of the season. But that
is only natural; the Dokies always
make their events worth while.
The committee which planned the
dance Is composed Of Charles Peliey,
chairman, w. G. Elig. secretary: leo.
L. Kraft, secretary; LOUIS Eartens
and Charles Wagner. with Captain
Frank b. Lsby chairman Of the pro-
gram and publicity arrangements.
1t was announced last evening mat.
with the dance such an unbuundGu
success, the Brigand drill team CON
siders giving masked carnival at L
near future date, and safe TO say, no
one will await the day for this event
with more eager anticipation man
those who were guests at the dance
last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
REBEKAH LODGES
OF Wheeling District VIII Be Enter-
tained Tomorrow Night by
Friendship Lodge.

Members Of Rebekah lodges from
Moundsville, McMechen, Follansoee
and Wheeling will be guests OF Friend,
ship Rebekah Lodge No. II TOMORROW
evening at the I. O: O, F. nall on
Thirty-eighth street, in the fourth ol
The series of winter v1sitations being
held by the Rebekah lodges.
Mrs. Leyina Haberfeld, district dep
utv of the Rebekah lodges OF this dis
trict, gives assurance that a full even
ing Of splendid features has been pre-
pared by Friendship Rebekah lodge,
one of which has been planned as a
pleasant surprise for the visitors.
The Rebekah visitations have at,
tracted big gatherings Of Rebekahs 10
Moundsville. McMechen and kolians,
bee, where they already have Deen
hsld and arfe aSegio oGges to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
BOTTLERS ORGANIZE.

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Jan. L.
The organization Of the soft drink bot,
tiers of this state was fully completed
today and the two-day convention was
brought to a close. The now organ
ization will. be known as the West
Virginia Boltlers association. Officers
were elected as follows: President. d.
+. Walker. OF Huntington; vice-presi-
dent, E. W Grimm. OF ParkcrsburS;
secretary and treasurer W. NJ. Rich
ards, of Parkersburg. The next con-
vention will br called by the presi.
dent. The secretary WIS instructed
TO notify all bottlers throughout the
state TO request their state senate
representatives 10 oppose strongly the
bill introduced by Senator HALEY
which provides for the heavy taxation
Of the bottlers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON, w Va, Jan. IL
Certificates OF Incorporation have
been issued by the secretary OF state
to the following new corporations
which will operate under the laws Oh
West Virginia:
The Sutton Chemical company, OF
Sutton; chief works at Sutton; 10
own and operate chemical plants, for
the manufacture Of charcoal. wood al;
cohoI, acetate Of lime, etc; authorized
capital, 100000.
Elkhorn Galleries company, OF Hunt
ington; to operate in Letcher county
Ky; authorized capital, $4,000.
Glen Jean Garage company, OF Glen
lean; authorized capital, $4,000.
Galloway Coal company, Of Glen
Jean; to operate in Fayette district
Fayette county; authorized capital
$1,000.
English Lumber company, Charles
ton; to operate saw mills in kanawha
and Boone counties; authorized capt.
tai, $4,000.
The Long Island Realty company of
Clarksburg: chief works not desig-
mated; authorized capital, $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
Rid of the Torment
of Rheumatism,

Send me Foley Kidney Pills. am
badly done up with rheumatism and
they nrc the only thing that help
me-" 4. J. Walsh, Snerrels, Colo.
rheumatism Is stubborn as q mule
1T hangs on like i lecch-wears out
your strength-worries you with pain
-drags on your vitality-depresses
your mind-atrects your health!
Don't let 1t hang on you! Don't give
up to It! Don't overlook Foley KID
ney Pills! For they work directly on
the kidneys-tone up and strengthen
them to the perfect action that keeps
uric acid out of the blood, and clears
away the cause Of rheumatism, lurn-
bago and stin. swollen, aching Joints.
Begin now. today, and soon you VIII
again be active and free from pain.
Mr.. Walsh winds up his letter to US
by saying: II consider Foley Kidney
Pills tho best have ever used, and
I have tried several different REM
edles." Your druggist sells them.
For Sale By John Coleman Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-18
RAIN IS PREDICTED
Showers Will Descend in wheeling
Soon, According to Weather
Bureau.

In spite of the snow flurrles Of last
night. the local weather bureau still
nredicts showers for the Wheeling re-
zion The highest temperature was
81 degrees. at noon. At S o'clock last
night il had fallen to 10 degrees, and
by dawn to-day will probably be as
low as four degrees above zero.
The weekly government snow cnart
arrived Yesterday and indicates light
snow over the Monongahela and AL
1egheny watersheds. It ANNOUNCED
two inches in the Monongahela Valley.
between three and four inches In the
eastern mountains and lower Alleghe-
nv Valley, and six inches in the upper
Allegheny Valley.