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Voice Of the PEOPLE

iettcYn must give the nnme and nd
dress OF the writer. MIME will mot he
published IL writer 40 requests.
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F. w. H. Hillsville. Va.-An English
pound is usually computed at 1856 in
American money. Quotations, however,
are liable to daily change To find the
English equivalent Of American money
divide the sum desired by S4S6
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Registration Cords.

Mrs. ]. NJ. l., r. F. D. No. 5. Rich
mond. Va.-iou can get housckeep-
ers registration card on application to
Mrs. J. Allison Hodges. 107 East
Franklin Street. city chairman. or to
Mrs. 3. B. Munford. State chairman,
500 East Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

:. MISS II. McG. McC.. Newport News.
Na.-All public hospitals in Richmond
conduct training schools for nurses
Grace. Stuart Circle. ST. Luke's. Vir-
ginia. Richmond. and ST. Elizabeth's
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Charcoal Erh.. Dahl, rhonrht

70 mos sinally notices" said Charcoal Eph
IN his Nshtsone mood. dat de man what en-
JOYS hissef mos at night air got no good COM
panE tai in de day time Try some pickles
Ms;ah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

II The Italians do not Gu, blowing on the
tops Of The mountains in that country. the
phrase beyond the Alps.' Kill havA u be
eliminated from the graduation e1erciges IN
this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
Railroad lIiIenrc
Tr,ininu School. o.. 49,,

ID. c. E. Newburn. Va.--Texas has
more miles of railroad than any o,her
State. her mileage being 1891.
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Ths e-i-y :: - rg;4or w - VIZ. szYe
poEsibly Portugal C-us oy L.is-.-. nEx 81.
clISc q --I;-= co--L-=r: e t-s z.oc-ac=:.e.:
tnaI C:ssee ..Ea.cs as.bs.: es {, e.s-y o.
1s I+-ir1lc 1.-s:cs -wc yez.s ., even
oIs !ee', ago ;.ls c:-cgi-s.zlcs 9ogic .sye
heea aa!lec &c & e-o--oge.y IN ,..zr, ~
o' ~, ~ pE-z;sc czsti.g q re c.e .?
the Greer hGS ocrzE!oEe1 .ii;!e genuine H.
tsTesi L -! z...ec cz;i,zl 10 aey 1ooe
has bse1 s;'i@o ~ 81 10 .:ext .u.,e,.g
has been ?.Te. tls q Use y "1ico G.eece ~.
pieoged hc!sa!:. I--a. ~ ar2e. .o.ceg q
TIA, coutt!y MI! " tx pioyec zr.!ag, r.
Bulgars. Il, u :ect taeN IL cay sutstzc..sl
body OF G.eek SOLITARY. II. pe-c!cips,!oa
OF the Un!te1 states il ms ": asz caa.gec
the whole allied perspective 70 .roLaen,oug
was our Gec.arato. and 80 VIDE The t,ogg,-
bilities OF ogr beiige.ency thu, ANAL ,a!agz
seem smaller by compar!son Waa, would
have been regarded as determining events
before. a!e now regarded a mere incicen,s
Perhaps this explains the absence 0! profound
interest in the Gresk governments war move
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

There is this TO be added 10 the MANY
virtues OF Premier Lloyd Georgc: 81 he finds
mat one plan won't work. he ia no, afraid
10 Try something e!ae. There In such thing
as the courage Of conviction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

me scarccHt Thing In Japan ig land.
Every available inch is under cultivation.
~ ."t hoover could Introduce the japanese
ioea III TINS country. he wouldn't have 10
walk the floor so much
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To Feed the Preacher.

Culinary Lesson. No. 81
Have plenty OF il, and don't skirap on the
,hickea.
Tomorrow: How to Fry Wheat"
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The prediction that Won Ludeadore viii
become dictator Of Germany viii no, cau,e
hHSte' He has been playing tha. role for
Sons uN.e' "!th Won H!ndenburg az his
underatucy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

]! you are *ri,ing 20 The King If Crea.
Entail lre!sac, Wales and Emperor Of
!;:' M&Hs ne aec'ess RED. "Hogse Of
"!hcEor, Instead u: 3axe-Coburg.Go.ba !"
"a heretofore Yer, on ;.ccount o. N. W.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
Life the CompIex.

TIE old man wishes he were young; the
youth feels for his whiskers Yet the old man
would NOT abandon his knowledge. the youth
would not leave the Joy ot youth
The spiasie- would give up her freedom for
nome. but for giving up her freedom: and
the io!linE housewife eavies the bachelor
maiden, except that she has no sta. upon which
20 lean.
The Eich-how they envy the moderate lie
Q, 'Ae poor as they slave 10 their buffers. And
iHe poor. how they yearn 70. million Yet
the one would exchange his comfort for
freedom. nor the other his freedom FOR care
Each would exchange what he has for some
tAi!s else, except that something else might
entail! sacr;hce Only the lover and the sweet
hear; satisfied No, for ali the kingdoms ~
earth would they e1cha nga tina; one hour in
TIE moonlight. Blu, then. lovers are crazy
They know not wha, they Go
Li,e is funny soy, OF co.nplexity isn't II,
All II tavo!. stand up. Thanks sill down,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

me crown prince In hack at the 'front.'
News dispatch. In a military sen.e. his back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

In the ~ the proposa! Of :. group Of
prominent senators fox special joint com
mittee OF the TWO houses of Congress on the
conduct o. the war sounds plausible I. has
much. on It's face TO commend It, particu-
larry 30 II this BODY should be authorized to
Sit during all congressional recesseg and to
cooperate with the President in making ou,
fight as vigorous as 1t can be made Rut
would such a committee work out satisfac
torily in Practice? Would it not degenerate
into body of Investigators organized merely
to nag the administration, hampering In
stead OF helping. breaking down instead Of
building up! 1t Ia easy to recall the per-
formances Of similar committee during tho
War Between the States After the first few
months OF it's career, 1t did nothing but annoy
President Lincoln. Under tho broad powers
granted to 1t. the committee was able to
drag generals from their commands in field
to publicly question them as to the conduct
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Ordinary
Standard
Not Russian
Making the
Sammics
Happy


army can fight bes, and march
best and be most efficient when IL is well fed.
vel! shod. well clothed and generally com
Portable. Americas army in Europe is going
have all OF those co:nfarts. II will be well fed
we'll clothed and shod and we'll cared for as
army could be the battle line
This comfort Of soldiers is going 10 be
mighty factor in winning the war. because they
viii fight an army that is on short rations and
Is not comfortably clothed. The soldiers OF Ger
many and Austria Will be short Of warm cloth
ing this winter. II he var lasts that long. and
viii suffer from cold. Even they wear
ing shirts woven from thread Of net,les and
trousers Of mineral wool. and wooden shoes
But Americas "Sammies will have thick. all
wool clothing of the finest quality; strong
leather shoes. and even blankets Of pure wool
roll up in at night The government has
placed order. in New England for 80 600 200
yards of WOODEN cloth. Including blankets
enough girdle the world The mills have
guaranteed that they can supply enough wooden
cloth for 900 men for year. In addI-
ton; the government has ordered 100000
yards OF cotton duck for khaki uniforms and
shelter tents: and a5.ooo.ooo yards Of absorbent
cotton for dressings. enough TO bandase old
Mother Earth twice around her waistline The
shoe factories working on enormous oon-
tracts too. Uncle Sam is going to look after
his soldiers in the field and see that they do
furnish.--Kansas City Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

One should not make light o:
Ordinary the recurrent outbreaks IN Fetro-
Standard grad: but to draw the dedu ciions
~ therefrom ;hat would be quite
Not Russian natural in the case Of other com
yaunlies would lead wrong
conclusions. a nation which became overnight
absolute democracy, after having been for
centuries under the rule of the absolute
Of au,ocracies. cannot be judged by. ordinary
sta ndar os. Moreover. demonstrations have long
been the only means OF expression for public
opinion In Russia. There ballot.
free press right OF petition freedom OF
speech: people With grievances. whether uni.
do nothing but demonstrate nasse to draw
attention. The habit still clings. The marvel
that With all constr.iHt removed. disorder in
Russia has been Observation-Disclosures
phia Record.
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Cha meIDn.

Cofnrnent o. the irnpuden,:
=" nat beautiful blonde she ,s,,,
!aS!" '@ 'h-this even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
Playing Safe.

And you perfectly sure an the e,,v
E;.! you have Missed
We'll darling grabbing one. you are Il.
only o.e can ;hiax of"
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Mr.. Nforris's
New
Duties
VI

strsish,torwaEd America nism as were main
ta:nsC by MS predecessor While Mr.. Morris
has had no diplomatic experience. there have
been many instances in history where dis
t!nsuished service has been rendered by ENJOYS
possessing no previous training in diplomacy,
and there is no reason TO suppose that Mr.. Morris
Will be able bring 10 bear upon his
duties. should he be confirmed by the Senate.
rhe qualities which have for him the con-
Hdence OF the President and the respect and
admiration OF his fellow-citizens in Penasyl-
ana.-Pubi!c Ledger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

PUBLISHED every day In tho year at ~ South Tenth
Street. Richmond. w.. by The Times Dispatch Pub
nshinE Co.. Inc. Charles L. Hssbrook. Editor und
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
Preferences.

Some people Like the DIZZY li.e-rhe butterfly
existence
In "aiea they ae-eiy follow popularity;
some others Ike 20 pound along With te-yo,
aac persistence,
Pas<:"s The ha' for various kinds .. charity:
soiIe !!:e 20 toi!-taey hate a clock and haya
20 use &c: holidays
IAey bras abou; efficiency and system
some 'usi IKE 10 pose. blaze. through gum
'Eers full Of molly days
'hsnk OF s!'ls they've ne; and how
they've kystsna
= toF one wouie spend ny ,:-e-,ha, is.
could afford it
Hunting The places where the waters swish
ing.
oFa"ins ny dory 20 the dock. with one mad
leap 20 board IL,
.A' 70 ne is where go a-ashing.
The Proces.ion
''SH1!ag Up against the neares. h,i,5;,
*oAae's *here the patterns came f-o,, o. .T
ne i"'H:k eaa faces IN review and wo,d.r,,s
ne eehc!1c+s that lie. after all INNS, h.'.
rs cor-:pe..s;!oa. -''NH' nave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

The Duke OF Wellington said:
- soldier is as good as his
feet" Napoleon said: AN army
marches on its stomach" They
meant the same thing-that an
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TELEPHONE: Randolph L.
Private Branch EASnnnHc
connecting with all depart
mentA.
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ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS Tho Times-
not O Individuals
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Current Editorial Comment

Presidan, Wilson. in naming
Roland Morris 10 be United
states ambassador to Japan, has
selected an able lawyer and
clean politician. who vii! take TO
~ ~
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MrIllnollD UlnlpS' .plsputrt,

Entered January -. 1905, tho Poet Onice
Richmond Va, second iuss matter.
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Quotations nnh Ansyrer..

How II. Catches Cold--I fnei that my
Las, Hov.nnb.r. for instance. I attended a
fousins church mesting. Joined vigorously in
tho sinRing-renu1t, hoarBcness which soon
,pr.ah 10 my hsad and laid mo up with a cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

BRANCH OFFICES: Wash
ing ton. sl6 Fourteenth
elrcel. y. W.; New Iork
CIky, Fifth Avenue Build
ing: Chicago. Peoples Gns
budding; i'niiaueiphln, Mu-
tuA Lie Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

nenSerrn Icbr iiiB IG6elno); ~Mod.
ten sic mid iiben Ioiien meiu
Scrip II Ger Serr: u@on Ser6eu
gernl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
Aapaniide @0nfnrrenafaNiafeit

9liS eincm glrtifcl OeS ,,Wfelboitrne
9lrgus~ iiber oSnpaneie SroOe @nter.
prize ono @rpaniion" lit eriihtlid,
mel6e ingebeure 9lnitren9uneen Sa-
pan ma6t, INN ser eiropdiiben Son.
furreu3 gemo6ien 81 ieih. Gor oem
&rieee fiibrte 9luItrolien Spriben fiir
S,nieftionen auSi9lieBlid mSGeuti6.
lan0 etn. Dit 9lusbrub oes &rieges
wuroe oie 3ufubr O0aie abeeihnitten
lnO entitan0 in MeIbourne cine iiber.
ans groBe glabiroge nah iolhen
Spriben. Cine 6irmo iibergob ei-
mem inpaniiden &eiienOen Elm Oelit.
ibes Wlooea imo einen Yrobeouitrag
bon bunOert Stiid Tie Spriten
muroen gon5 mo0ellgetreu nit eini-
gen fleineu gerbeiieruneen geIiefert.
Ger iopaniihe Sabrifant bat ieitber
beoeltenoe 9luitrGge empianaen. 9ei
oen @eibno6tS 9lusitellmgen fonO
man in Melbourne iibcraa iopaniide
@ooren. @s wuren Spielwooren Oa
bon ser &c ringitcn aleinigfeit bis
sur pollfommeniten, no4 elropGi-
ibem 0luitcr bergeiteaten 9Slippe.
@uppen ole bel engliider Sertuuit
z Q. 6 .. gefoitet bGtten, iuerOen
bon oen Soponern 81 A 2. 6 .. an.
eeboten. SSn Scr &or5eaaniabrifa.
tion- uno -molerei maren ole Sopa.
uer idon lange Meilter, gteueroingS
iangen ie an neben ibrer einbeimi-
iben &irnlt aub europdiihe Wluiter
ber5uitellen. 8alen nit b0dIt ge.
idmadnoler ger5iering meroen 81
2 2. 6 9. angeboten. Sin entipre-
henoes Stiid eiropdiider Sertunft
mB nit 4 3. bis 3 2. be5obIt per.
ben. Gas gleide Gilt fir Earfiims,
ieioeue Striimpie, leinene llnterflei-
Der, meOi3inii6e Snitrumente, G6e-
mifalien, glnli6tsfarten, beltidte
Seioenitofie, Sousboltrnesortifel,
@erf5euge. Gie iapauiihen Smporte
nebmen fetig 81 unO oroben cine
itarte GonhIrren5 iiir epropdiide
Yro0ufte al mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

6entou uno 6rou gSeitieite 2iBernc
! 9lOemlc, nobe @reiton.StroBe, IA 5ci
70.
G6orles e. GooOD, GerpoIter, an
SomeS @o6rna mo 6rou Oitieite
Hoie. nobe Momment-StraBe 1913
bel GO.
Sobn s. %iaer mo Srau an
SorrD %. @en5iueer, 5 @runoitiide.
SorrD ". @en3inger an SobH $.
N1iaer mo Irau, 5 @rimOitiide.
Dli6ael GoSgro0e an Wlar s.
Scribe, Siioieite Der &omiaD., nobe
|oppIeton.StroBe, 10 bei 60, @ro8.
$27.
@illiam Sones an @m. q. aenna.
on, Siiooitieite ser @reBtnon-, nabe
CiOiiion-Strabe, 1876 bel Is, @rO3.
$62.5O.
Sarab 9rand au Wortba 6. 6ar-
ris II. g., SiiOweitleite Der GrlIio.
Sil-gloenue. na6e 9oureus.S .StroBe,
t4.415 bel 90, @rlmo3ins 500.
M}arp ". SoreIer an @iaiam 81.
gofer, 5iiopciieite ser Sremont.
9Ioeme, nobe @reBtmon-StraBc. i6
BEL 100. @rimo5ms $50.
9lueult Slider an 1enieIben, Siio.
meitieite Der glrgDIe.. nabe 9oiaDette-
9lpeuue. ia bel 140. @runO5ins
$66.66 2/3.
g9m. 9R. @ofer an @m. 81. 4eu-
noOD, 2 @rlmoiiiide.
Syocob 2. 9Iein an Samuel Nleri.
com im0 6rori, 2 @rlnoltiide.
g9m. =. @erner uno 8roiI on
Sarrp 6. Sind uno SraL 9torooit.
ieite Der 9afe-9lOeme, nabe Sarforo.
NOao, 10 bel 1913.
Sorr0 3. 9eorp mO Srnu an 9(u.
quit Mim8uer, @elIieite Der Sarforo-
Nooo. 90 bel 100, @runo5inS 500.
Bernard @ine imo 6rau an Die
u2enneoD S0no u Improvement so"
Siiooltieite ser Gecil.9(peme, Elm
@rimohiid, @runo3ins 500.
nGanton FuIasfi @oIii6 9IIloc. "
on oie W1c92eiQ 8. 3. & Con. 60, +"
9 @runoitiide.
Samuel &. 9lnoeriou an @oIter
Z. Chapman, gfr. 1905, 8rrmt Str,
@rmO3ins $36.
Senrp 6. 8eooer, Trlitee, an g.
6reoerid Cbredt @eItieite Ser Qigbt.
na6e 8nrnep-StroBe, 20 bel 1870,
@rumO5ins $50.
Gobe 9. airsner an gliIobct6
2tnoemeDer. Noroieite Ser 9onl6oro.
! StraBe, uobe l0ouins.9laeD, t6 bel
145, @ruuo5inS 500.
e. s. Gallagher SleoItD Co. an
Geo S. Oormon imo 6rau. 91orOoit-
ieite Der MontpeIlier-, nobe Sorforo.
sIUcnne, @rino5ms $65.
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Qlnn 0Lntn neirnffen-

Ger 30 Sabre alte Sreo. &rieger
bon gtr. 1922, 9forO.@Oeu- StroBe,
unO Der "a Sabre alte Robert SarriS
murOen nuf ibrem MotorraO an ser
Gde Der @nior- lmo @agersStroBe
bon Dem 9lltomobil oes Srn. Sames
%. @iIlns aus 9eIair, @o.. iiber-
fabren. Sorris erlitt einen Coppel.
brl6 ocs redten 9eins, einen 9Ia.
ien6einbrub uno Sbnithuunoen am
aniee. &rieger fam NIT elmer Der.
rentten 6ano oaoon. Yeioe murOeu
uod Dem St. Soiepbs SoipitoI ee-
bra6t woieIbit Sorris OerbIeiben
muBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05
0u6cim it's 6uIt nm idJSuitenl


SIT Dir Elm oIiidlid' Seim beideert,
g9ns fam bic gan5e @elt Dir bieten 2
9iit OIL geliebt om eig'nen Sero
llno borret BORT 0es Simmels 6rie.
ben.
8 nirgenos ITS 10 i60n, mic bort,
g9o 9ieb lmO Ereue iidb DerbinOen;
9leib' mlr oabeim lmO ge6 nidt
tort,
Qabeim fonnIt OH 0en Sinmel fin-
oen!
llno mar oos Sdusden idIidt imo
flein,
Iie 9iebe mo6t es gum EalaIte;
ga geben Gngel ans in0 Elm
limo bleiben monde 0adt 81 @aite.
$50 Ser5 imO Ser5 iit gang Derltebt,
go @eni6enieeIen Iib berbinoen;
Sd man ourd ale 9Gnoer eebt,
Gobeim nur lit iol6 Slid 81 fiuoen
lluo pGr's oas iiiBe @ortIeiu ,.ou"-
Ger feuide 8uB ouf oeine @an9en;
3 Soft oas bringt Dem glermiten
Stub,
Menn i6m Ger 9ebensmut6 oeraon-
@os miQIt on me6r, ais iiiBeS Slid,
Dlit feinem aonie wiait oil talli9en;
@riiBt Did Elm Iiebeooaer 9lid,
Gam b0rlt on tarienO Sarien ran.
i1en.
ST Dir elm gliidli1 Seim beideert,
Soit oeinesgleihen on gefunoen?
9ei @ott, oas lit oes 0anfes mert6,
@enn on nihts neiBt BON Ser5ens.
ipunoen!
GRIM priiie ii6 Elm eoes Ser3,
Seiratben lit fein 9ieroebon0el;
ManA i6ncIler Sdritt 6ringt ipdter
Sdmer3,
llno or perbrgIt i'm unter'm Mm-
tel.
Nlond idbones 2ebeu, Iieb uno mert6,
pat Ieine 8liitbe3eit bertrauert;
Ger title Summer 6at ee5ebrt ~
gIls mar ser 6riibIing eingemouert.
y'ur @leibes mlB bel @Ieicbem lein,
Sagt nidt: yoas ma6t Iib idon naf
SSo6ren!"
Gin 5artes Ser8 lit nibt BON 5tein,
8 mog' Der Simmel es bepo6renl
gtltr einmal blii6t es in ser 9rult -
IS lit ser 2iebe 8auberearten;
3 IiiBes @rauen, SimmeIshltl
gie llngeouiO min bait ni6t marten.
Gas ilInge 9lut Deritebt es nidt,
@an iiebt oen Simmel boiler @eiaen
llno ip0ter bIeibt Oas 9lneelidt,
Ger belfre Ebcil miro ouIoeno Idwei.
gen.
Ger beii're E6eil erdmt Iid 81 to6t-
limo idweigt Oh audi ole Qippen
5lden;
Gas 1T Elm @eg bon @ein un0 O2otb,
DUB man oie beiBen Ebrdnen
ibluden.
8 trage itiae oeine @ein,
@as and Der uieo're TroB n1oa ia.
gen;
Gu pirIt oas Iebte Ser5 nidt Iein,
Nas oieie @eIt on's areu5 geldIo.
genl
Sd )oir fein gliidlib Seim 6eIdeert,
s9ehn ou Oein eon5es Ser5 eege6en ?
p bolte old nur iel6er wertb,
Sertraue oeinem inner'n 9eben.
llno roIf old auf aus Oeiner 9ein,
3erbrid Die 6eiieL ole gemeine;
Gas Seben obne Sonneni9ein
8erbrodeIt baIo Ser5 uno @ebeinel
u. 3. 9.
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0rmuSitads.llrb rbcrtrasnnscu

GOit6 Nf. Sut6eion lmo @atte an
tep6en @. 2eit9, 2 @runoitiide,
Sronf 8. Singer ir, an 9li6leu
@. S9Oen, 9lr. 2462, 9afepielu-9lpe.
g9n 9. 2eop an @en5el glopad
itnO 6rnn 9lr. t42, GollinS.gloenue
@en5el Nomod an @m. .. 9epp,
glr 142, Gollins-9lpemle.
2eo6 @roOer al Ilorris &leiA
g8eitieite @oIie-, no6e SrIeonS.Str.,
10 bei IS.
gernorO 3elignon uno Gli Stolen.
BERG unO 6ralL @eItede 9ioOle Str.
unO 9IlGeD.
Nliduel 93idel uno Srou an @m.
s. 9enion, OR. SOB, SiiO.2atepooO-
g(Uenue.
gitates GeOelopment So. on Ga.
muel Go6n. gloromeiiieitc groofs
Cane, no6e Glltnp.StraBe. 81 bei -.
Gitle Guarantee anO SruIt 60. all
glnnae Sdetlid), Sitieite goone-Stry
nobe Nrforo.glpenie, 13 bel 80
6onnie @eil an 9eonaro $. g9eil,
Gerpolter, gloromeitieite 9i6ertD.,
no6e Serinaton.Str. 20 ei ~.
Eruitees educational 9. q. 6. an
So6u $. Gou5eglod inO 5roit, 5ipei
@nmOlhide.
6. GloD Gimonus, geripoIter. Oil
oieieIben, Saooitfeite Soreeont..
na6e 9aparO~StraBe. 10 bel 65.
@eorse IS. llblen6era an W1oD
&limm. 2 @rimoIhide.
Claire 9. @eiI, 8erpaIter, an gu.
gene 6reoerid, @eitIeite Garlton,,
nabe 9ombaro-5traBe, t2 bel AZ.
eugene Sreoerid an &obt. S. Sab
Ter @eIteite Garlton.. nabe Com.
6ar0-StraBe 70 6ei 40.
Fercp g. Cooper al 9lbel Hoien.
t6aI, g9eitieite Carlton nabe Com.
baro. .StroBe, II bel AZ.
@lla WcGlearD m Sobn u. Sor.
Ipt6e uno 6rau. 5 Grlm0iide,
SiaIpb 8. Snn an oieieIben. bier
@unOitiide.
Wlinuie q. ailliau an @iniam 6.
Tbomos, @eitieite 6illton-glDenue,
na6e Gomohoion.9l0eme, 1S bel 95.
Securities SO. an 6. 9. SqnireS,
81 @runOitiide.
Dlidael z. Gonpau an Soparo
@oe uno 6rou. gtr. 1906, So6enboif
Eartmnp
9roring 9uiIoing go. an 9lunie
Dl @ogel, Siioieite 2S. Ctr, nu5e
Sugo.gIoenue, 1879 6ei 90
Sonie Sinon an 6annie Simon,
/ @unOIIHd.
NiDer WlelnicoOe in0 Srou an Q.
gleeole. 2 @riluoitiidr.
s. Sruino @eoImeor lm6 6rau az
Marp .. Grill 8 @runoitiide.
9lrt6ur 6. @lanDilIe an Sobn 5.
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Baltimore Wlarftberidjt.
9 amitaM 4. gInalllt I917.

W ebl. ~ 3uiubr 1862 Safer,
einidIieBlidb 1888 iSaiier 5u QocuIt-
@Oint uno 9672 6Giier 5u Canton.
Gle gotirlmeen poren fpie folgt:
WerQlelOcnhe Qre(fe Oetife Qetiea cfnhr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-05

Ole 9tbioee. n 9tIte Sungicr
(fourmt in Oas Suncrc Ocs abcrfiia.
ten Trambabupaeeus uno bittet eli.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-11
CONFIRMS LIBERIA STEP.
State Department Notified of Action
Taken by Negro Republic.

WASHINGTON, May Liberia ;
decision to sever relations with Ge.-
many was officially reported bv the
American minister there. Considera-
bic Importance is attached to this step,
as Liberia is the landing point Of
many cables, and was used for some
time hy German residents rs a base
against the British \ telegram to the
state department from Monroyia saws:
Liberia severed diplomatic lela-
tions with Germany on May $. The
authorities searched and disarmcd all
Germans whose residences ana places
of business were examined The flags
.of the United States, Great B.itain
and France We're displayed at the ex.
.ccutiyc mansion, and throughout The
day n band played the martial airs OF
the allies amid enthusiastic applaus,
from assembled crowds. There wa.
no disorder. steps are being taken /,
disarm Germans at other points.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-11
WHITLOCK AT THE FRONT.
Minister and Party, Including Women,
Under Fire in Belgium.

HANRE, May ll.-Brand Whitlock,
the American minister to Belgium, has
made his first visit to the king Of the
Belgians on the battlefront He had a
lengthy conference with the king, con
corning conditions in Brussels and re
cent developments in the war, and en-
joved his experience on the firing line.
to which he was accompanied by Mrs.
Whitlock, Albert B. Ruddock, secretary
Of legation, and his wife, and several
other American women.
They were first received at the cha
tcau of Baron de Brooqueville, the Bel
gian Premier. The meeting with the
King took place at cottage occupied
by His Majesty, where he keeps in
close and constant touch with his
army. The King and Queen enter
tanned the party at luncheon.
The party later went be way OF
Nieuport to the Belgian trenches in the
Ineighborhood of Ramscapelle and Per
lvyse, where they saw the vast extent
Of the inundated regions and were ac
tuallv under fire. General Marcouche.
leomplimented the women for theil
bravery. saying that, except for tht
Queen Of the Belgians. no woman hae
ever been SO far forward in the frins
/ line.