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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

@aI6iueton 26 @ars 2i 6catscu Sricss. .gur6crciuan
Der 9ecrnna nmafn bic Giurcibuu8 elmer Gn5nb mc cg
in Scn &uuOesSen 5uds ScrliNng S &U5cOicnI in ben
ucden micmcid NniCu unD ben GrlOk Grbr uC
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6rinRcn
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Grfc r6alen Db6 Der cin5sc Sd DER nod gcau mcrOcu
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unOcrc Anturiruns gicbt Oc Gubcrnuua Der 6lOthmgGi
IS Deranc Oa Sic Organization gcbrauft mcrocH marSc nm
MGnndCn fir bic pen ncnn Sfe O Gcban merOcn 81 ctcrn
nbcr bis cet III md n Nnfnosnng bcr Ncn %nn 0cmadt ur
ben.
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mnIcfnng Grsoniinnen Der &atunagarNc NepIan ie
y uo ais 81 Hegimrter gnnDcsDiCHh bsrnicn
mpScn nm iuSnrcc Suogu @iacnGn idhtc fir
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de Nracr unO ais Sic blncn bic
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expeditions Gicn obg6nct mer6cn nnO c DSgu nl Slut
n.au 5eS 2ninidf Eoc int cine Gompaeu afurnc ol
Die G Des III et Der Nuurnng Der GrbGbnn8
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1000 werbcu Md gc6randJt nno omar jcbt ocbrnndt
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oocfeu Gr O grngt baS 0cporcmcu nit
1epamcu bS uncrn cgd Der SagC BON gccgncn EGkn
fir Congratulations Eager in &crbinOnng tclc.
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@in dcr Elan III gar ndt inter Gruabunns anmortctc
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cine GcGnng Ncnid Crfogcn mas 9cgcrunD mtng
items cHc gcuii GOnrDC Eber br &emcgun9cu 81 8ebcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

iontcric; Colorado mo 2, icpd.
ratc gotuillonS Snimtcrie; gSpo-
ming ? icparotcS @otoilfon Sil.
ioutcrie; Sbio 3. umo 6. Re9imcnt
Sniantcric; @oi1ingtor-2 9ieai-
ncnt Snfoiteric; Oregon 3. 9tcai.
mcnt SSniontcrit; California 2o 3.
uno Z. scgincnt 5uianteric Soo5o
2. 9legiment Snioiitcrie; Wlon.
tano , 9iegimcnt Siianteric.
&on oiciet Orgaltiiotioncn finn
sic naAitebenOen ihon i'm @imocs.
oicnit lmN mcrOen oobcr uiht, mic
uripriinalih acpIant auSgcnntitcrl
jlucr0en
Wlic6i0an SO. Snioutcric.9ic9i
Imcnt, GoIorooo 4. imO 2. Sepa'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
gSicOcr Der rScparatfrie6cu nit
ginhLan61.

9(mitcr6nm 26. MGrj. Die
9lnocuhng, 0oB Ger 9tcibSfan5ler
pon @ctbmaFn.SoIlwcg am 0ouncrs-
tag i'm &eibstag cinen meitercn 6ric.
0cnsuoriblog unterbreiten miro, 1T
in @crlincr Gepei6en cnt1oItcn pct
dc bcllte bier cintroicn mo Die fo5ia.
liitii6e 3eihaQ o&orwdrtS" citircu.
Der n@orwGrtS1 befiiuportct, I'M
Sem Ct einen iol6cn GoriAIag IN
9Iusiicbt iteat eincn &crmd, cinct
Seporotiricoen nit 9iuBIono 81 cr.
6nltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
sduttIanO cr1aIt 9ImsnaHmeileIInna.

Son0oib rs. Nldr5, Eer
uEclegrnpb" tbeilt init, oaB oas ngt
llnteriuduna oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bctruitte Gonite, ociien &rdiioeut Sell
Setretdr oes Snneri lit einen @crif6t
cinaereibt bat in ipelCbem gInfaii
mo Controls ocs @ei6Gits III @us
Ion0, 8oles mp Srlono icitcus oe5
Staotes befiirmortet mifo. Gdptt
lono lit iuegen @orbrrricbcn anoerer
GerDdltrlilic oort oitsacpomntcr. Icr
9erint lit uom Cabinet noD nid5t iii
@rpdgiutg ae5pgen luorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
(lInnNennrlndl nrrlncincrt.

@ofDin9ton 26. @lor5.
%rGiiocnt ggiliou mcigcrtc ii1 bcutc,
elm @noocngcild iiir Dl. j. 0iggS
un0 3. Grelu Gaminetti, welGe in
Sot 5ranciSco pc9en llebcrtretitng
NcS o@eiBen 5flaocn% %@clctc8 Der.
nri6cilt mnrocn 3u nnter5cihnen 10
0aB lest oie Gcrmt6eiltcn i6re Csc.
iougniBltraic ob5ubiiBcn ba6cu lpcr.
ocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27

rot.gotoiaon; 06io 8 miO 6. &c
9ilHcnt.
IS e,ncrnI @ooO 5iebt nm
pibttgcrcn BoitcnOor.
gfem Dorf 26 @}6r3 Gem
General. l.Wlopor 2conaro @ooo plr.
Sc ole @abl ii6erloiicn, Oen 9efebl
iiber MoniIa oocr SSowoii an STEELE
Der menigcr lpiGtiqeren ucueu &c.
partcmentS, ocS Silooitcn 5u iibcr.
nc6ueu.
Ger oieSbc5iiglid6e EogcsbcicDl lmo
bic glntiport 0orolti iolgcn 6ernit:
o@iireou 0eS @eneral-9Ioilitontcu,
g8ai6ington "a. W}dr3 1917
8encrol .D}oior $1,000:
Ger RrGlioent bat oic Ibcillng Scr
bciicbenocn 0ltliHcn 1cpartemcitS in
IS Gbeile onbeiobIcu uno bat @cne.
raj GomoroS 0cn @efcbl iibcr oos
nor0oitlibe 0cportemcnt SSoupt-
quorticr, 9oiton; General 1ruttfIin
BELL oitlides SouQtpuorSer, Soilpt.
duarticr @ooernor SSlono; IiiO6itIi.
CbeS Deportemcnt, Souptquoticr,
G6orlciton 2. g., 3ugetbeilt. Scr
aric9S SefretGr pcill an, oaB i6ncu
bic ggobl ii6crIolicn ipcroc, ooS Icb-
tcrc Department 5u iiberncbmeiL oocr
ooS pidtiecre Sit @}onila oOcr So.
nil, l2cGoin.
General NoooS glntport ltntcr ac-
iirigcm Cotim Ioutete:.
9eitdtioc @mpfoug SS6rcS Eele.
gromnS bonn "a. Wdr5, nit scr W9it.
tbeihng ooB oaS oitlibc Tcpartc.
mcnt III orci E6cilc octbcilt pcr0cn
mo mir scr geie6l, III G0orIeiton,
oOer Ser 9eic6l 81 Monilc uuo G6or.
leton iibcrtroacn werOcu ioll. Sd
5iebe Gborleiton oor.~
: Ginbcttlihc @crcttfdofts4
9eiucgitu0.
" NolbingtotL 26. Wldrs ToS
9lotionalGomiic bon potriotiihcn
nnO &ertbcioiglmos @eieqidoften,
Gcrtretcr bon % 6eocldcn0en Grao.
niiotionen, fiiuoiotc 6cute ot es bat.
tc init Dem g}dtionol. Gcrt6ci0iqunos
9totb cin llebcreiltfouirlen 9etroiicn.
Oemiclbep bci scr Ncfritirlng ino
per tnOlltricllen MDbiliiation bebiilfs
lid 81 ein mo bate cincu gltiruf
an ooS 9olf erIaiicn fir cinc ciubeit.
li@c 9ereitidoitSbepeglma.
pS5n gIngeiidt cincS fonimenocn
9ruHeS" lmitct Ser ghifruf ,fuden
patriotiihe N}Gnncr inns Grolicn I'M
0dn3en 2onoc cine @elcgcn6eit niib
lid 81 iciu 9ereitihoits- uno SiIiS.
WeleIllcboiten cntltcbcn iibcrua; init
Dem GrgebniB, BOB iiber sic 3ipede
@oniiliion 6crridt uno sic auf Sos.
lclbc 3icl acriftetcn 9clniibungcn
lnaiiberpeiie pteOcr6olt iperoen.
Gas Gouitc menoet iidj an potrio.
tiide 9'iirger, iicb zines Der bcItr6cn.
Den @eicaidoiten an5nicbIicBpn, uu.
itott neac @eicIiboiten ill 1riinocn.
IS wcilt oorouf biib ooB gercit.
ihoit 9eiitin9sfG6i0feit bc0cttct,
nno UriinOlidtcit cr6GIt moil nur
ourd 2llsmcr5cn nrn0tbiger 9Iu.
Itrcnglnaen
Ios Gomitc ite6t nit oen 05oubcr.
nelrcn aIlcr 2tooten in @cr6inorng
uno eriuut lie aae porqciaIogenen
2toots. NiiIi5.GeniuS iii gcsuo oti
cinlbIdgige Sniormotion ein6citIid
3u geitoltelt 10 OoB Tie BON ritbtigem
gScrtbc fiir 0as &riegs -Geportenteni
lem mogen
Gie bei Oem Goniite bertretencr
0eicuidoiten icblicBcu Sic glercuolt
! tiiHc G'cic0irNoit pon 9tnerifo oit
omcritaniicbc @crtbcioiolmgs .@ciell
idoit sic SIrnce-2iga ste BOT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
9lnIEIacr aricasminiitsr IN aliaa.

2pnoolL 26. Wldr3. 9ieitters
&ctersbitracr Gorreiponoent fitnoigt
an, bob Der ruiiildbc ariegsmiailtcr
gllerunoer s. 0'itdfoff III 9figa oa.
9etommen ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
@ludenicn iOIl Siirfcnbcct rcOrsa-
niiiren.

2onOoiL 26. Wtar8, 5eIS-
mori6oa ghiolllt bon Modcnicn 1T
uoG elmer 0cpeiMc ous @crn in Son.
ltontinopcl ongclongt @r ioll sic
tiirfiibe 9rncc rcorganiircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
SIN i6rrrn 9attn.
Scr amCrituuiidc 9anl'
pfcr ,,St. 0Onis."
geimc Stntmmft in Gna.
LAMB pffi5ien aemeloet.


gSor ooS eritc beltiidtc anteritouiide
SouOclsi4iif5 oos ben sltlanti.
iben 05eon freil8te. $otte 145
9lmcrifancr untcr BoiIu9icrcn
uno 0tonnidoit. 5tootS,0 &C.
partcmcnt crboIt 9eriatc bon
@crienfuua 5pcicr 0ompfer, Die
9lmerifaucr an 8oro bottcu.
Qon0on 26. @ldrS. ~ Iic 9lu.
funit ocs olHcrifamidcn Gnmpicrs
pSt. 2ouis" IN eincm engIiibcn pa.
icn ipllroe beutc cifiaicn anaeriin.
Oigt
Ger Gompicr n5t. 2ouiS~ ipcI.
der Der o9Ilncrifoniiben 9inie~ ge-
b0rtc, fubr am IT, @tdr5 nit 81 @oi-
iaaierrn inter oenen iicb IA mncri-
foniider 9iirger bcfonOen aus ei.
mem omerifaniihcn Sdfcn ob. lin.
ter Der @emoummg 0ic 394 a6pfcn
5dblt bciouoen iih 1871 sGmerifoncr.)
4rcu5tc alS criteS beitiid 7.
ties omcrifoni ideS
e diff ben Ocean
@oibinqton, 26. @ldr5. Ger
omcrifonii1e Gampfcr st 2ouis,4
oos critic bcItiidte onicrifdniiNe
SanorIsihiff oos ocu atlantiIdea
Ocean frru5tc, lit iider ou leincn
8cItinnnlugsort olgclqngt, uie Wia-
rineiefrct0r IouirlS beutc offi5iell
onfiinoigte.
Gie Snformation be5iieIid ser gln.
funit oeS Ionlpiers gelongte an 0aS
9lorincoeportcnut ourd ooS @u-
lrcnn Scr glncriforiiben 2inie iii
9}erp.g gorf.
Tic Gompoenie miinid5te Die Nod.
ridt bcfannt gcgeben 5lt boben, I'M
Die llngcpiBbcit ocrer 81 bcber
iocld)c &erponote oOcr 6reluOe ou
9oro oeS Sdiifes bottcn Der Slot.
tcniefrctdr licB ooraifbin bic Ger0f.
fcntlihung Scr 9tohrtdt SUI.
an ocul @eri1t Der Goupognie
morcn feiue IctailS iibcr oic 6abrt
0es Iompfcrs gcgcben.
u lmertfoncr an 9or0 pcrs
fenfter Dontpfer.
Go1bitgton, 26. Oldr5.
Die Gorpcoirung oc8 noripeeiihen
0ontpferS n@ilfrco" Der 5pei 9(me.
rifoiter oR 8oro hottc, unO 0es britt.
lben 0onpiers aGborIen~ ouf pcl.
dent iid orei glncrifoncr befonoelL
murOe beute oem Stootsoepartement
gemcloct.
Ser 3ompfer o@iIfreo" mlir0e
bon ocnl llnterieeboot Oermonot; cr
botte feinc Gotrcbonoe all @oro uno
mor nidt beitiidt.
Goniul Sfinncr's geribt int
| uGborlen" San loutet.
o9ritii6er 9ompfer ,Gborlc0"
torpeoirt ou %. duf Der 6abrt nod
Goroiif. 9emamnng in @ortlono
leelanoet. 0rei 9lmerifnner, Sipeet,
Serrid imo Aoltcrs, ppn oen g(uto-
ritdtcn nod 2onoon 9cionot. 9lnoerc
Gin5clbeiten iidbt befonut."
! 9otidoftcr Sborp III Raris berid
tcte bc8ugIib Der @ericnflmg oes
Fnorweoiiden 9oHipfers o@ilfrco"
| 5oleeuoes:
ag(nicrifoniitDcr Gonhilor gtgcnt
lin Brett beriHtet &erienfing oes nor.
Eme0iiben 0ampferS D@ilfrco4 am
MS. 6cbruar, 9lbenos S llbr, mif Scr
! ISo3n bon glemport @nglauO, nod
| @ibroltar, nit aoblc an 8oro. 81
erbiclt unter5eihnctc Grtl1rlne bon
5pei 9lncrifauern Bin SottbmorO
geborcu s. 9toDem6cr 1895, Mapne.
5colts bon gIuerifa, Die 8un0cs
I Sou0elStouiuer, Gorbter scr dneri
foniidbcn 9icuolution, sic oW}ilitdry
Groiuiug Gonlps gliiociotiou" oit
ugotionol gliiociation for linioeria
militarn training" oie a9lationa
Giuic 6eOeration", bic p9}ationol &c
curitp 2eaeue" sic Groen Scr 8ete
ronen oeS 5paatiicb.9imcritoniihet
ariegeS, sic 6loticn.2igd imn ot
Sigu fiir augenciuc miIitdriiheAuS
biIoung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-27
9lrotcifircn aeoen 6o6c acbcn8faitcu.

Gbicogo, 26. Dldr5. @le6r
ais 100 5rouen bon oencn uiele
ainocr ouf 0eW Arm trngeL ulter.
bra@cn beute einc Sibuna oes Subj.
ciolsGomite's oes 5tootrotbs 0lrM
cine loutc Delnonitrotiot ais 4sroteit
gcgcn Die boben Sebensniittel 45reilc.
Gic 6raucn itiegen oltf 9dnte mo
Stiible nnO idricen lant .9Sas ion
aus unieren ain0crn lUerocn2
Che bic Iemonitration oprilbcr
mar beihloB Dos @ontitc ocr 2cgs4
Iatur oie Fdiiiriing eiuer &orIa8e 5ii
cmpfeblcn, mclbc bic 5taot erRIocbA
tiet, giabrungsmitteI itHo anoere Ar.
tifeI 5inu ScIbitfoitenpreiie 8ii per.
fduicn.
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$4,000 Connrn
g(nf Den WtccrcsSrnnO
OcfSrOcrt.
Gurcb 6cmtItbc SaM6bDpte
iuncr6alb ipemiger Sage.

iuncrbalb ipemiger Gage.
glmtIi6c 9(nfiiuoighug Oes Ocutihcn
8cidsmorinc-glnts brinet Oie
Sunoe.- Siinfiino5woit5i9 9om
pier, oicr8cbn ScscIi@ific unO
iie6cnunoorciBie 6ii@cr-Donpfcr
untcr ocu 0pfcru ocS Ocutlbcn
Il 9ootfricees. g3omen iino
Gallm SnboIt ser Dcricnften
sdiffc.
@crlin %. @idr5, Orobtlos noA
1ooOiue, 26. Wi1r5. GnS oclltiMe
Geibsnlorincamt fiinOigtc 6clite an,
6o6 in Ocn lebtcn poor Eagcn 76
S6iife nit cinem @ciontmt-&alun-
inbolt BON ctpo $4,000 Eouncn bon
Ocuiidcn lt-9ooten ocricnft purOcn.
Sic 9ctanntgobc loltet ibrcn boil
len Subolt nod;
g9Iuber Ocn 6ercits i'm Dl1r5 Der'
oficntlicbtcn SHiiispcrlulten Ger 9lli
Iiirtcn bo6cu ociitidc llntericebootc
uG6renO ocr lcbten poor Gage p
Gompicr. "A Segclicbiiie lmO 81
5iidcrOampicr nit cnem @eionlmt-
glaunliu6olt bon $4,000 Eonnen IN
oen GIrimo qcbobrt.
pm o. @}dr5 bat cin oeutidcS
CaucGboot Oirb @eibiibieuer eincn
britiicben Qiplon inn Gngliiden SEA.
nal 3erIi0rt.
Io6ite6eno oie glomen Der pet-
Icnften Sd)iiic:
gritii6c Q diffe.
ngrifa" 3,519 Gonnen bcItiidt
oGcuporf", 1865 Eonnen bcihidt
o9ronton", gGa1tic9iif, nit ocu
SiiherOoupier IS. gG. 81" i'm
S1lcpptou.
o@lpupmcl". 1884 Eonnen.
nWtemnou", 1908 Gonucn.
oglihlrids@, Soipitolic5iif 1902
Eonnen.
Sir Soicp6@, Scgelitbiii, Sl Eon-
ncn
,Jo6ert" ,0iipcno", ,SSciiomine",
o@rotio", p2ent 2iap", pSpociutbc",
oGaie" oSnternoie" oNlcno"
,,6no" naeIircl", ,GcinOeer" ,,5or.
get 9ReJ}ot", nErD" mO o9lronce",
britid6e 6iidcrOompier.
6ron30iiibe 2 diffc.
,5uGD@ 9orfc, 26i9 Gonnen
a&omorne" ,Gugcne glibcrt"
oanois" 1870 Ionucn ,DloOcIinc'
mo oGopouii", SGooncrS.
ogoicu @n", Ga Eonncn r@}urit
Qoniic" BON 6ecomp uno .@loril
2oiiiie" ST @oul@ imo o2lmert
can" Se9elibiiic
oDlort6a q)bpnnc" ltno oGor
0ouon". 2tcuernonn.5d 5dopncrS.
u@ctitieon" gScnrD 2ouis~ rDici
&c @droe", og}o5al" aSlnpeIlo"
g2ouiS il.~, aEentileu", oglcioe @lo
ria" nSuliciico yGonilcemile", o2
81. t2S9". o2. ". 1929" oN}aoelinc"
, o6eliriic" g@looonna" unO nGntcnt,
Goroiolc", 8iiberoampier.
Stdltenii DIE q diffe.
o@lcouia" Dompicr bon 1874 Son
neu.
g}orwe9iibe 2 6iffe.
,,Solicrino" 1i55 Sonuen; o@il
ireS,@ 1921 Ionicn, ,Wiroa,~ 1882
Gonuen; u9loaniuuocp,@ 95l Con
men; .&onoIo,~ 1921 Eonuel; 81
pcoit" $50 5ouncu; y6risf," i03'
Gonncn; aGinorforg,~ $40 Conner
Iompicr o@ieiJ" ScaeIiHiif boz
ciipa 800 loncn (nid)t regiitrirt.
2Imerifoniibe 2 diiltc
Die Tonpicr qSllinoiS," 522
Conncn uuO uGitv Of MEMPHIS,
5252 lonhcn
Spontihcr Gompfcr.
o8ipina." 1922 Sonnen.
@oll0noiiber Gampfcr.
80 Gonipiuc," 1896 Gonnen
llniOentiii5irte 9 diitc.
Dampier nit Goreo, ctua 800
Sonnct Ourd elm Eorpcoo ocrienI
innitten icincr Gsfortc; bcitiidtC
hritiicbcr Tonpicr BON ctpo 300
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GonniD, StD., &oblen5ieber, iulo Syobu
8olmer geboren 2S. SUM 1892, iii
%onnma 0totroie, lpeldc beiagt Sab
Der Dampfer feinc Eruppcn ali Nor0
bate ino riht beitildt NOR.
0cutitbes Eouhboot murOc aclit5.
tct; geltattetc ocr @cmomuua, oic
9oote 8il bciteieen, ,@ilirco botta
Oie norWeeiibc 6loeac gcbiBf un0
trtg Die reguldren acnnSeibcn ouf
bciOen Seiten. Gr wuroe 20 92cilpu
Don lllbout perienft, mobreno fefn
Sbifi i'll Sic6t NOR. Seine ailocrtN
glmeritaner ali 9or0. 9entainmg
am ndbitcn 4iorgen aelnnoet. Stein
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Society Circles


CONTINUED from L.ee one.l
jenkins, Mrs. j.. Cleveland McGiII
and Mrs. w. S. Holmquist, who are
sojourning in San Francisco, recent
~ Witnessed the first production of
the Nevada Film Co, given in that
city. A large of the stock
OF this company being held by resi-
dents of the Ely district adds inter
est TO the incident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Zadow are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby
girl born on Saturday. November 10.
An enjoyable occasion of recent
date was the card party given by Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Kinney in hoonr of
Mrs. Kiney's birthday anniversary,
two tables of cards participating in
the evenings pleasure, Mrs. Riepe
and Mr.. Branum receiving the
prizes.
A meeting of the Thursday Sewing
Club at the home of Mrs. Watt H.
Bishop was an enjoyable occasion Of
the week.
Mrs. Holman T. Marshall enter
tanned Mrs. Gus House and Mrs. G..
NT ntnka-aAn - I1.. - o,-.
pliment to her sister. Miss D~evereux,
on Friday.
Mrs. Harold Amens planned a nap-
PLY arranged card party on Tuesday
in compliment to Mr.. Amens' birth
day anniversary. Bridge was the
popular diversion enjoyed by the
guests.
The Thursday Evening Bridge Club
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Fulmer, Mrs. O.G. Bates and
Mr.. Henry Fulmer winning the nigh
score prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmond George Bates
we're numbered among the dinner en-
tertainers if the week, guests enjoy
ing their hospitality on Wednesday
hight.
Mrs. ID. e. Mcdonald was the host
ess of the last Thursday Bridge Club
meeting, when prizes we're won by
Mrs. Ed Willard and Mr.. II. c. +.
brown. Mrs Mcdonald also entertain
ed the Tuesday Evening 500" Club
at which Mechanics Hoag, West and
Chaplin were invited to substitute.
Mrs. Ed Mil.ard was awarded the
high score prize and Mrs. Jackson
the consolation. Mrs. BARLEY will
ne the next hostess of the club on
Tuesday. December IL. as no meet
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ing will be held Thanksgiving week.
Mrs. Edna Hoveck is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L..
House, at their apartment in the Gun
Thompson building.
Mrs. G. w. Dickinson was the
hostess of the Voluntary Aid Club on
Monday. Mrs. Hoag will be the
next hostess.
A congenial gathering of dinner
guests enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Wise's
hospitality on Sunday night at their
home on hurry street.
Mrs. G. l.. Doughty was the host
ess of the Ely Navy Unit on Thurs
cay.
The Sophomore class of the High
school added a note of enjoyment to
the social week when they gave a
class ball on Friday night. which
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Embroidery,

Hand Embroidery. Crocheting,
rh,ldren's and nfants' Wear made to
order. Prices reasonable. Mrs. Fred
B%allhorn. on Aultman ST., between
7th and sth streets. 11-4-4t
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WANTED-womm for few hours
In forenoons for housework. Phone
65-X or this office. 11-s-tf
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FOR SALE-Fisher Piano. In
quire White Pine News. 11-4-3t
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On Monday evening an informal
reception will be held at the Metho-
dist church in honor of Rev. John
Wilson. An invitation is extended
10 the public.
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gave pleasure to a number of the
young people of the district.
Mrs. Charles Backe has returned
from a trip to San Francisco and the
northwest.
Mrs. David Boyd-Smith was the
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he hostess of the Just-Four Bridge Club
on Friday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-03
W.. VINCENT DIES
AT BROTHERS. HOME
Was Well Known Citizen of
Union District-Long

William Jackson Vincent aged 46
years died this morning shortly
after midnight at the home of his
brother Judge George a. Vincent on
Mckinney street The deceased had
been in i'll health for some time and
his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Vincent was soon of Andrew
Jackson Vincent and the late Gather.
lie NJ Vincent lie was born I'm I'm.
ion district Marion county on May 1
1871. lie i a'nt eu uy his father who
is in his SD year aud the following
children. Georgia. Robert. Mary, Eliz
dbeth, Garnet, Edith and Carson. His
wife died four years ago.
The deceased is also survived by
several sisters and brothers namely:
Mrs, Sarah NJ. Clinton, Mrs. Mary J.
Rogers, L l.. Vincent, Judge George
A Vincent. Margaret C. Vincent and
Mrs. Elizabeth Prunty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-03
THE WEST VIRGINIAN
GETS SAMM|ES EATS
More Than 100 Jars of Jelly
the Response to An APP
peal.

Direct appeal for jelly for the sol,
diers solely through the columns of
The West virgiulan. raised the total
number of glasses OF fruit and jelly
from 81 to 16l. The article called the
attention to the duty of every citizen to
contribut.
Miss Blanche Z. Price. county home
demonstration agent. desires to &C.
knowledge glasses of fruit and jelly
from the following people In addition
to those previously mentioned: Miss
Gertrude Miller. Miss Clara Black Mrs.
Lee Haas. Mrs. d. d. Meats Mrs. Smith
Morris, Mrs. W d. Morrison, Mrs.
Crane. Mrs. l.. H. Barr and son, Junior,
Mrs. Love. Mrs. Rodgers. Miss Eliza
beth Deck, Mrs. Crone. Mrs. Goff Rol.
Inns, Mrs. J. O.Moran, Miss Nellie Du.
lin. Mrs. Pete Francisco, Mrs. L. c.
Sturms, Mrs. Borce, Mrs. Leona Rem.
ington, Mrs. Minnie L. Hilghman, all
OF Fairmont and Mrs. G. w. Boyles OF
Benton's Ferry. Miss Price also de
sires to thank those who left their
packages anonymously.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-03
ST.PETER'SW|LL WIPE
0UT$5000DEBTS00N

Putting across campaign to wipe
out debt Of $4,000, st. Peters CatnJ.
lei church last night made final ar.
rangements at a meeting OF the work
ers after the regular service.
Sbscruiption books have been dis.
tributed to the workers and even dun.
ing Friday some Of the members aac
begun the work OF canvassing. The
entire city will be canvassed and 1t
will not be confined to the members O.
the congregation.
1t Is planned to close the campaign
on Thanksgiving night ii the funds are
raised. Otherwise the campaign Will
be waged until the end OF the year
The plan to have big dinner at tue
close of the campaign has been aban
doned.
Father A. B. Boutlou, the rector, las,
evening outlined the campaign anu
Father James Egan, the assistant, gave
some suggestions.
The captains and lieutenants of The
canvassing teams will be made up as
follows:
Mrs. ]. T. Sloan and Mrs. Jane,
Burns.
Mrs. E. Blaine Moore and Mrs. ".
S. Raymond.
Mrs. J. M. Mcdonnell and Mrs. Jopa
P. Hart.
Miss Julia Conner aud Miss Mat.
garet Byrne.
Miss Mary Clayton and Miss MAJ,
garet Kennedy.
P. j. McGraw and A. ]. Foy.
Charles L. Wise and John P. Hart
John Conner and ]. T. Bremen.
w. NJ. Kennedy and Charles Ann
bruster.
George Walter and John Hyland.
If any of the workers friends desire
to help them the teams were instract
ed to accept their services.