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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
NOW HER NAME IS
REALLY THEDA BARA

NEW YORK. Nov. 1f.-Th"odosia
Goodman VIII" pr,iiI"n"h Ia" court as
AZ actress who has h"com" celebrated
through her owu Efforts was given IN"
legal right today 70 use. III" r:trnc Th"tla
E;,ra both on and off the stag. Tho
chang. % u1mr was general in the IAN
!ly of ;hv famous ric,ur" ''NAnplr"
her father mother ~" sisters and Il
brother also became EaraS instead of
Goodmans.
The petition stated that Miss Para
was ever 81 vars OF age" and that she
was born in Cincinnati. Her father Is
native OF Chorsel Poland while her
mother was born in La Chaux de Fouds.
Switzerland. the daughter Of Francois
Bara dc Coppct. It vas Explained that
Bara is an old family name"
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At this meeting plans will be made for
making the closing day the largest Of
tho campaign.
Put Up Big Battle,

A man by the name of McConnaugheyI
driver for the c. Z. Flaccus company Of
Wheeling was arrested in this city yes
tcrday afternoon and when the man
finally reached the city building it isl
said he presented sorrowful sight. The
man was arrested on the charge Of
cruelty TO animals and when Officer
Messy attempted to take him to the
building he resisted and not until Of
ficers Britton and Gilholly arrived on
tho scene did they succeed in getting
him to Jail and then they were conn.,
pcllcd to use their clubs in order to
subduc him. Last evening he was re-
leased on $50 bond for his appearance
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
ALL RUNDOWN
AND NERVOUS
Says This Lady, Who Had to Sup
port Family of Four-Read
Below Her Statement
About Cardui.

THllaroosa. Cia.--Mrs. Sallic Edison,
Of This place. writes: II WIS in very
poor health, all run down. nervous,
had fainting spells. dizziness and
heart lIutt"rinS-l had these Symp-
toms usually at my e. times. | had
Il vCr% hard time. working for seven
years in 4 hotel after my father died.
had To support orr family Of four. |
read the Birthday Almanac and
thought ! would begin taking Cardul.
! received good benefit from II. | am
sure i, will do ali thar it claims 10 DO.
| took three or four bottles before il
began To show effects. After that !
improved rapidly and gained in health
and strength. | took nine bottles in
all. This * The only time | have
taken il. | was down to los pounds.
and gained 10 lee. | felt like I new
woman. couldn't sleep before and
had 10 DO rubbed would get so ncr-
vouS and numb. And all this was
stopped by Cardni."
Thr true value Of medicine can be-
determined only by the results OBJ
tanned from us actual use. The thou
sands Of letters we have received
every year for many years from
grateful users OF Cardui are powerful
tributes TO its worth and effectiveness.
II you suffer from womanly all
mcnts. try CUdui, the woman's tonic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
BRIDGEPORT
Made Good Report.

The CAPTAINS Of tho various teams in
charge of the Y. VI. G. y. campaign In
this city mrt nj the City building last
evening Ia hand In their reports and
they showed tina; Il total Of $1,000 had
been subscribed during the day. The
committee will have the names and the
amounts subscribed published in the
papers tomorrow. TIN" Aetna Standard
team had not reported last evening and
il Is und r>tn"l that Il large sum was
secured at that plant. y meeting Of
all If the captains and workers will he
held at tho city building tomorrow aft
crnoon and all are requested TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
STEUBENVILLE

STEI.RENY1LLE. O.. Nov. 16.-Tho
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad COM
pany is still buying up land in the
Georges Ruu-p"rndCad district where
the company has completed plans for
building n big yards. The company has
been buying up land in that section for
some months and at present II has
vast acreage under control There Is
now Il large gang OF men 1T work on
the scene irvclinS the ground above
thr high wafer mark. 1t is stated that
the work on the yards proper will bs
started in the spring and rushed to COM
nlrttON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
GERMANS WANT TO
CONSIDER OFFER OF
PEACE FROM RUSSIA

LONDON. Nov. l6.--Thc independent
Socialist group in thu German rcIchStaS
has requested tho president IN cnnvoke
an mediate session Of the rciChstaG 10
discuss the peace offer Of Niknlai Len
ine. leader Of the Russian HolSchcviki.
the Amsterdam correspondent Of the Cen
trail News cables.
(No word has reached this country Of
a peace offer by EUlschviki To Germany.
although trlcErapnir communication has
been interrupted for nearly 4 wcck.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
ACCIDENTLY SHOT

RoundSman David Parrish railcd i
Market street hotel Ia:I night and AZ
rested TWO couples on - rluIs
charge. following W. tn" crusade inau.
yuratCd by the police 10 cleanup The
lodging house keepers who 90 not con-
duct their places in respectable man.
ner.
Those arrested are Fred Snyder and
Mrs. Fulton, OF Pittsburgh. and Frank
G.. Stewart and Clara Wctmorr. Stew
art is Il local man. while his compan-
Ion Is from Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
RED CROSS SEALS
Two Hundred Thousand Christmas
Stamps Received Here Yesterday.
Sale Starts NOV. 26th.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League will
sell Red Cross Christmas Seals In
Wheeling. and intend opening their
campaign Monday. November 2G. Two
hundred thousand seals were received
in Wheeling yesterday and the sale. this
year is expected To exceed that of last
year by Il large number. The Anti
tuberculosis League will receive % per
cent If the profits, and the remaining
Is per cent Will b" given for local work.
Last year in Wheeling alone were
sold some $4,000 seals, the receipts be-
ing about sl.350.65.
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TO Open for Business To-day.

James Politics. who conducted a con-
fcctioncry in this city for number Of
years and whose place has been closed
since the erection Of the Natiopal bank
building was started. Will again open
his place OF business this morning. The
room adjoining the bank building will
be used. and he invites all Of his
friends to call and see him again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Bloom Robbed ATutu.

Sam Bloom. we'll know pawn broltef.
was the victim ~ three negro hugs last
night and is $40 poorer today. It Seem
that one of the men had pauned or
wanted TO pawn q coat When Bloom
pulled out his wallet TO sivc tho man
the sum agreed upon the three negroes
jumped him. took his wallet containing
so and fled. :Thc police were notified
and gave chase but the men made good
their escape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Foster ObSeQuieS

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6.-tuncral scr
vices for John W. Foster former S"cr"-
, tary of state and dean of the American
Diplomatic corps. wcr" held here today
after which his body was taken to his
old homo at Evansville Gpd.. for burial
4 DISTINGUISHED party h"adcd ~
, Prcsideu, Wilson. attended tho ScrHicrS
for the former secretary. VIII" is con-
coded 70 have been th. nrSt professional
diplorlatiSt produced by thu American
, government.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing. tho lat
tor Mr. Fosters daughter. Will accom-
rany the body To Evansville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17

WELLSErEG. Nov. lG.--Thc funeral
Of the late Samuel McMahor. III" min"
superintendent VIII" mot death 1T Bar
racksvillr took plac" this afternoon from
the II. l.. church. The attcndanr"
reached nearly on" thousand. tn" SIR
vices wsr. conducted by Rev. &. y. ALI
son. assisted by Rev. ". J. holmes
There were numerous floral tributes
Two hundred l.aHalic miners marched
To tn. funeral in a body. Services At IN"
grave in Brooke cemetery wcr. conduct
ed by the Masonic lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Funeral of Mrs, Hart

Funeral services for the late Mrs. f..
7. Hart. wife Of the late Rev. f.. !. Hart.
former pastor Of the First Christian
church Of this city. were conducted yes
serday afternoon from the HON" OF her
daughter. Mrs. william Colvig. Of Eirch
Lynn, the Rev. w. II. Fields. l.. H.. pas
tor OF the First Christian church. Of
nciating. Intermcnt followed IN Green
wood cemetery.
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ness man and odd Fellow In West Nir-

ness man and odd Fellow In West Fir-
ing. He WAS Dorm IL obrriGSladt, La
vari;t. HE served ipr 81 years rs treas
urrr OF the k;nawha Order "t Odd F"i-
lows. ard III token for ths Srrrlc" re-
c"ivcd medallion one Of the f'w is
Sued in thc state. Il" also was Il member
Of the board al trustees Of tAe Odd F"l-
lows home. located III the northrra part
OF tho state. The funeral Will be- held
Sunday morning at his home here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
ANOTHER RAID

Paul Gossctt. Of Martins Ferry,
while hunting. yesterday. accidentally
shot himself through tho right hand
He WAS taken TO tho Martins Ferry
hospital. and il is feared that the in,
jurrd member may have 10 be ampu'
tatcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
WIN Make shipment He1t W.st.

The, Red Cross society Of this city
will send two large boxes OF supplies
Ia the national headquarters the first
of next week rs the local ladies have
been busy for the past few days COM
plotting the articles To be sent. During
the last week larger number of work.
ers have been present at the headQuar-
tiers,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Headquarters Closed.

The Homo Rule association which has
had headquarters in the koegler build
ing on Main street for the past several
weeks closed its doors yesterday and W.
II. Stalker. who has been In charge Of
the campaign. has returned TO his home
at Steubenvillc. The Steubenville man
Ind charge of the advertising in this
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Want More offlcarr,

II Is said that at the next meeting OF
council n petition will be presented to
the body asking them to appoint two
more officers as it Is claimed that the
force is ovcrworlicd at the present time.
If more officers are appointed 1t Is the
plan TO station traffic officer ut the
corner OF Main street and Lincoln ave-
Quc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Capt. a. A. GalNano.

HULL Mas. Nov. lG.--taptain Al
fred \. ,ialt,aro. wh" Will" Il m"mh"r
II tn. old Hull Life Saving crew. re-
ceivct a congressional G"dal for h"r"-
ism and two decorations from IN" Mass
achuscttS Hutna;is Society. died her" to-
day. He was 81 years old. In tn" Sr"at
storm nf 1925. in which tn" steamer city
OF Portland went down. wiki thu loss ri
all on board. Captain Galliano led the
crew on several perilouS trips through
tho hrrnkt.rS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Kennedy Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late James
Kennedy. fire chief of MorGaneown. VINO
was killed on Wednesday morning. while
Fighting q fire, will Dc held this after
noon at $50 o'clock. from the residence
OF his sister. Ms. Kate E;trtoll"s. 2Tl+
Jacob street. Tl!- remains arrived in the
city last evening. lntermrnt will follow
In Mount Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Funeral OF Miss Courts.

: SUNDAY Afternoon 1t 2:34 O'Clock
funeral services viii De- conducted FOR
the late Edith NJ. Courts, daughter Of
George c. and '!le late Anna Courts
The Rev. Frank Townsend OF the Zan"
Street n. E. church will "ttlcat" In
terrnent Will be in Peninsula c"rlEtcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Complain Of Low Pressure.

During the last few days a number
of complaints have been heard in regard
TO the low pressure Of water in various
parts of the. city and it is said that
steps will be taken to remedy the trou-
bic. In some places no wafer has been
obtainnble for two days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
OB|T UARY


Funeral services 70. the late Edward
pruschel. who died on "Wednesday. Nov.
IA. will BE- held from the residence OF his
sister. Mrs. Clara Farrell, ;h!s incoming
at $3.50. Reqlisa high mass will b.
celebrated at s.. Aiphonsus church At
900 O'Clock Int"rEtcni will follow in
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Major 2. &. Stevens

BRUNSWICK. Ca. Nov. 16.-Maior +.
r. Stevens. army QuartcrmaStcr here.
was found dead in his bed in a hotel here
today. Heart failure was the cause Of
death.
Major Stevens was nifty years old and
unmarried He retired from active
service about ten years ago and re-enter-
ed the service at the beginning Of the
var.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 16.-Thc follow
ing American names appear in today's
casualty list:
Wounded and Easscd-M. Mcconnell
T"rro ll1utr. Ind.
Gass"d--Albcrt Jones. Los Angeles.
Cal
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BODY to Evansville.

George P. Monroe died suddenly from
heart failure at t29 Eieh ;ecnth street.
on Thursday afternoon. The body viii
be sent today to ElwooG. Ind. which IS
his mothers horne. for int"rmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
FATAL FALL FROM A1RpLArE.

MIAMI Fla, Nov. lG.--Jamcs T.
Farman. OF New York n student ut tho
naval air station here. probably was
fatally hurt hero today in the fall Of
his scaplane. He lost control when 300
fee, In the air and tho machine plunged
into Eiscayne Rav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17

Said He--WhY do women. as O rule.
talk more than nnep do"
Said She-Oh, l suppose It's because
they have the men to talk about.-In-
Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17
Chinese Premier, Tuan
CH|-JUI Has Resigned

PEETNG. Nov. !G.-rrcmi"r Taun
Chl-Jut has resigned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-17

CHARLESTON. w Va. Nov. 10
Charles Loeb, aged SIS. prominent bust
Rin1a, died at his home here this morn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
8OrIIiger eatwaffnet.

Der CUTE pfarrer &0fIin in gBlins
gen bate einmal nit geipoltigem @rnit
gegen bic Sdna6eIuItieungen am
Sonntag eepreoigt. 0as i9mg bel
pielea Elm. unO cine siemlicbe 9ln0obl
BON 9Gllcn un6 9Gn5en, bic fbon be-
felt paren, ipurben riidgGn0ig ges
ma9t. Der Staotmuiitus fab fa
borob in ieincn @roteriperb gel9Goigt
unb lpar erboIt gegen ben crnften pres
bigger 9Iuf offener StraBe iiberT9iit=
tete er i'm cenn audi nit elmer Slut
BON S6impfre6en uno @orpiirfen.
&0IIlin blieb ciufa9 iteben unb b0rte
Den Wlonn an, obne Elm Wort gu res
Den. 9lls Der cr0iirnte WluIitont ober
enbIid otenlos innebieIt unb nur nod
Die 6auit f6iitteIts, ga iogte er nit
Der olerFreIhOIiHen Wlienc:
sd babe ni9t gang peritonben, lies
Der Mann, tuos er eieeutIi9 min, tpies
Oerbole CT mir bo8 aueS nod einmdl!~
DieIe gfube uno GcIaTeHbeit entmaffs
uete ben srimmissn Wlann 70 DOIItans
big, bah er onfing, itotterno Ii9 gu
eatIHuloi9en lnb beT9dmt bon bannen
f1Ii4, &luge 2eute tuiKsu, pds iie
gu tm baben; pmu Die 3orngeiiter
oufbroufen ipis Elm Come, balteu iie
fin ipie Elm 2omm. Dsun elmer ees
peigt 1T gu pielem Sdp6ben, bann ges
Zen iIe ibm alles mr tsinen @tubI;
er finbet iOnTt tein Cube mcbr, Weun
ober elmer i'm Corn enibrannt 1T. oann
notigel tie tbn, iicb 5u IeBen; Samit
1T f9on bic SGlFle selponnen. llnb
beilsibe nitbt ilaterbre@en; ouSreben
loiIen-oas 1T Elm probotes Wlittel.
gNcnn es gum Speiten GfcH iommt,
III bic Suppe obne 3peifel lei ioeitem
nitbt me9r 10 teiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

Gobr5euee 5um sIeid5eitis ousIalfeHs
ben @eI9paber. Sin Boot no9 Dem
onbsrh, bos cine mebr, oos onoere pes
niger seIdmiidt, DerIdBt Teiren Sous
berbafen; breipiertel 9uBeno IinOs i'm
@an0eu, oie in &ielinie einauber folz
gen, uHO oos fiibrenoe Tobr5eug beftnz
bet ii9 bereits cine bol6e SeemeiIe
boraus, ols oos Iebte Boot, Ole @iss
inTeIn fpieIeno perordneenb, penoet,
Inn iid in nOrbipdrtisen &urs gu
isBen.
glur peniee 3ufdouer, bic ibrs
friibe 9ampferfabrt oufdGig bss Mes
ees fiibrt, iinb 3eilge oes in oisIem
llmFans bisber ME gelebenen Ghau=
fpisIs, in bem ii6 ooa cine 10 ipi6tigs
gntI9lieBung inIerer Rriegsfiibrung
bem Qluee psriinnliGt. Qluf Der
9lubenmooIe bes llzgootssSofens, an
Der @or6ponb Der peuigen, ouf benz
Strom lieeenben S9iffe, bic iu5tpis
fben unter 3rommeltpirbel ole Tdoz
fIasee an Sed Ooer @jaffel gebiBt pa,
ben, iteben bersin5elte Sffi5iere uHb
MunnIAoften uuo tduldsH tuinteno
ibre 8urufe nit Den ibeiOsuben &os
neraben, oeren MdtIamteit I'M ibris
gen ohgefponnt III burd bic Steuers
tommonoos unb burb Die BON Boot ou
Boot auf= unO ubiteigsnben TIogsenz
ii9nols. llnO oonn erIdo1t born bonn
fiibrenben Boot bic feierli6e unc bod
auffriIhenbe MeiIe bes 5lottenIiebs.
oie Iebtcu &ommanbos geben BON ben
&iirmen in Die Mdi9ius, unb nit fi4
iteisernoer 5ubrsefhpiuoigtsit eebts
in lanssefredter Seielinie am gruuen
2idtmeBsMorgen bur9 fplitternoe
S9olsu unO fpribeubes @oKer noros
pdrts-oem Sample. bem HObs. BEN
Siege entgegen.
Ser alte Meeresriefe ober I9iitteIt
lein eisgroues 9arts unb 6auptbaor,
unO lein gemiitli9 rotcs @rogoeTi6t
fbeint liitig gu i6mun3eln. 2uitig
Hidt er ben glbfabren0en nab: ,,Re6t
10, &ameraoen! uno quite Tabrt uno
eIiidli9e Misbertebrl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
Sine IaMaucrmifte 06efrnr

~llnO Ole 9iebc, iie iii ood feiu
leerer @abnl~ &ier N1onote lana
il@te Somoro Glarf ieine GSrou, oie
nit einem anoeren Monnc ourdqe.
braunt mar, ourd iiiRf 5taoteu folate
er iDr lno fono ic geitern cnoIid I'M
Sallle gfr 1911, g1oro .9roaomop,
mo JIG nit cincm Monue, ser icincn
N'anen olS S6omoS 6. StoOer an.
CAB, 5llammengcIebt bate. Gie GSrali,
gba 2. Glarf cine " Sabre alto
Brunette gcitano, mcbrcre W2onotc
long nit Stoucr gcrciIt 81 ba6en.
Glarf loate ouS, feline Srau babe i'm
in @inncinnoti perIaiien. Gas Eoor
wilrOc Dem 9nnoesmaridaa iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
QIdIt S2rO5cnt prO sIa6r.

Gic uGbalmcrs Sil ans @oS SO. "
bat in Scr regelnIdBiecn monatlicbcn
@eriommIimg Der 7ireftorcu, sic qc.
tern i'm 9iireau ser Gompognie itatt-
iano, cine 2-pro5entige pierteIjGbr.
li1e GipioenOe erfldrt oitf ale @Srio.
ritGtS.9Iftien Scr Gompagnie, sic am
20. September ouSiteben, an meIdem
Gage oie acknowledgements. .Vii.
der 9eidloiien uarocn 3o6l6or am
1. Gftobcr 1917. Cics lit gleidbe.
oeuteno nit elmer CibiOcnoc bon s
Fro3eut pro Sa6r. gs lit oicS sic
5ebute OiertcIidbrliMe Gioiocnoe,
melGe oic Goulpngnie ibrcn @riori.
tdtS-9Iftcn-S Sn6abern 3a6lcn mirS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
gScttrcnnen an S5oDrc Sc Wracc.

Gas Reiultat Der ylennen 81 9aore
oc @roce, luelde tuicoer gut beiiI6t
morcn, mar, wic foIGt:
/. &ennen, 5s 0leiIe nSule"
1890, 760, $40; rEit Sor Cat"
6.t0, 800; n0nico" 2.30.
2. giennem 515 Slrlongs 30.
cubulqrp" $50, 400, 800; ogiiS-
ponOc~ 1860, 100; Star Giebt"
AGO
3. Ncnncn, I. @leile 70 gorOs II
vSSlioee @inofieIo" $50, 800, 2.7O;
TronbD" 800, 2.70; 0Slmpbiou"
$40.
A. 93ennen, s4 W3eiIc TT o9arioc"
$40, 500, $40; ~Eoup s." 1910,
$50; oSoIe Sinu 3arote" 800.
5. 9}cnncu, I so. 70 YarOs
DSorboro" 74.60, $3.50, 1890;
~sBetlor~ 1890, $50; uGoIors~
14.40.
6. gRennch 1 WleiIc 70 DorOs n
DSifer" 1890, t6.4O, $50; ~gll'
itOn $50, 4.2O; ~Sopton Game
$50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
WlitslicScr Ocs 9altimurc-GtOr-S
rcnuS.

CoS 9oltimorc-Gbor- 9iircou bat
cine 9(n5a6l ncucr @litgIicOcr CT.
nonnt. sic OcnnG6ite il Ocn &irc6en
Der Stoot ge6ort merOcn. 9ie @}it-
glicoer OeS 9iircails, wcIbe Oicien
@onot i6re neucn @iIi6ten iiberne6-
men werOen, iinO:
EbomaS @P. 6oriOt6e, Gcnor, @rite
Observation-Disclosures;
Glaire Urban Srganiit imS Girl
gent @eit.9altinore Nlet6oOiIten.
Stride;
So3eI 6or, 9(Ito, Sar sinai-Gen.
pei;
". gion 0loIion 0iriacnt, Critic
reiormirte Stride;
6rmu i. Is. 9teuiinger, 9lIto, @rite
lutberiihe Stride;
9eiiie 6. Stodino, Sopran Geil.
Serltlalem5-&irbe;
@oit6 @oriud, Sopran, @olbroof
@resbDteriancr Stride;
Siut6 Sauerwine, Soprou 9(scen.
iion @piSfopal.airde;
Glaro 6. Sarfer, Sopron 2afap.
cite Square FreS6pterianer STRIDE;
Setter IS. @atibeps, 9aB, G6riit
biid6ilife Stride;
@arIe 3. 96oaOes, Ienor, ct.
9artboIomcw's Stride;
Gertrude 'G6ipps, alto, @albroof
EresbDterianer &irbe;
2. Garl COOLING Gcnor Ct.
Sobn's biibofIi6e Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

gGer bsnte IN cen GDdrIotten6urger
S6loBpart iodnOert, piro cine Der
dnocrang lpabrnebmen, bic leioer ui4t
giinIIig pirtt, fpenn iie aab b09iE
ipobrl9einlicb nur iebr uufreipiIlig
boreeuommen porbeu 1T. @ie fJb0ue
Si9iens2lIlcs, bic ben Saupircs gum
WIcldoIaun idumte. lit gsfaIen. Wlan
erinncrt iich, pie fart oiele Qtllee, bic
ben Bid naH re9tS unb linls abs
ihnitt uno oLen auf bas MauIoIeum
ridiete. bic Dorncbmc, iIaiIildb rubige
Mirillng beS Yauiperis Iteigerte. gDie
Elm eroenferner Srcum lag bic @robs
itGttc am Gn0e Der ernheH @traBe,
bur9 bic man 6ricOri6 WilbeIm III.
aetroaen bat, ole &Dnisin Suite, oal
olten Saiier uno Die &aiIerin g(uguIta,
unO betanntlicb birgt cine Marmortops
lei IN bern Steinbou au9 odS 5er3
bon Trieori9 WilGelm Nv. Mit benl
@erI9pinceH 0ieIcr Qllec lit Gin Bid
Serit0rt, ser ii9 alien 9eiiltcru tief
eingeeroben bat. @s i9eiut, oub cine
@aumtrdntbeit CUR 8eieitigung otuong.
0offentlieb ober eeImgt es, Oos alees
wobute. Degtroute 8iiO i'm Gbarlots
ten6urger GdloBpart nit isiHsn Ddy
terldnbiiden @rinneruneen pieber
berauiteIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
gSerfnnfte nn SnInntsn

g9iaiom SDIauo, 80 Sabre alt,
com 92r. 1920, @anoperitroBe, puroe
geitern 9lbeno oer6oftet irno in Die
iueitlibe Yoli3eiIiation gebradt, no
er ongeiduIoigt plroc, Dem Sobn
g9iliams, einem Wiitglieoe Der Som.
puguie 6. oes A. 9ieaiments, eeiitiee
@etr6nfe oerfouft 81 6oben. 9oli3iit
Soius &lingenbero uabm Die gerbaf.
ttne Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
0r. 9luicmalt oecGrt.

@elicrn 9l6enO bcgann 0ie 6eicr
oeS 25-9lmts- SubiI1luns 0cs Tr.
@illiam 9ioieuau ais 9Ra6bincr ocs
@nton Flace ScmpclS in oeiicn
@o6niuG glr. 1915, Gltaw 4locc.
70 D'it9IieOcr Der @cmeinOe llno
@SitgIieOer ocs biciiocn 3wciacs oeS
NroenS Scr cts iibcrrcibtcn i6m
mert5Ooae 9ie6esgaben, oarlmter
einc 90rie nit @oIOiiiidcn. 9cbtcrc
muroe bon Srn. SonmcI Holcnt6ol
iiberrei6t Sclte Morgen Inn 15t0
llbr miro oic 6eier I'M Eempcl in
paileuoer @eiie fortgeiest. 9labbincr
als- allen S6eiIen ser Staot weroen
Slnlpra9en baIten lm0 elm ipe5icIles
MalitproGramm fommt 5lr GurG.
iii6rlna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

luieien Ger Nlam lit beidldoi9t
oos @ciBe Stlopcn-0eics iibertreten
81 6abcn, oic 6rai miro ais 3cn0in
icItgebaltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

id in oen &rieg miiBte wiiroen piele
glugen nab weroen" SEER: agSie
groB lit oenn Die 3abI Der @ldu5i.
aer2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15
ltntcrGaItnnoS -gscaiuciier.

WnbctD" Wionie Carlo @irs"
poipp0orpme"- SauoeDine mo gSanoelbiloer
nWiarBlano" -gauoeoine nno gSanoelbiloer
u&lctOrin"- &auoeoiue mo gSnnoelbiloer.
pacrc DC Wrncc gSeiircnnet BON IL. bis
20. Septembcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-15

9lui ocn betriigcriihM Gireftor
Der bieiieen 9dderei.@ .@cnoiieniGait
inbuOet Die @olidei INNER nod Der.