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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Giu1rit Der edJweij.

@iuem S6tDci5er 9Iutt entHebmeH
mir fOIgenOes 8ru6Tiid aus ben 9ers
bonOlursen oes glotionalrates:
Der IatiouaIrat iebte oie GrOrtss
rurgen Der glcutrolitdtspolitit oes
8unOcsrats fort. Der fatboliI9sions
IerpatiDe 9lbseorbnete BON Daais,
9iTiisre, punOte fb ge1cn Oie gtuffoTz
lung bes 0berlien SpreGer iiber Die
glcutraIitdtspfli9teu Der S@pei5. @r
ertannte bic pun0erbare Iusoebnungss
troft, bobe &ultur unb tpirtI9aftlibe
MlaGt 9eutI9ldnos an, meinte obsr.
boB Elm gu grocer oeutiaer ginfluB
ouf Sic S&pei5 gefd9rlib pdre. Soez
berlin (fretlinnig soemOtratil9) tabelte,
oaB in Ser tpeli4sn S9toei5 gegen
oles. pas oeutTn iei, geI4impft ipers
be. Die 9eutiGIdpeiser poIlteu uns
beoinst neutral bleibsn. Gs Iei nOs
tig, i'm @oltc einen GeiifesauItono 5u
I6offeu, Ser es ben S9pei3ern err
ldube, nit ieber .Wlo9t gu geben.
Moilefaire (TreiIinnig), StoOtprdIioent
BON 2auIanne. itelIte Die Sabnenibdns
ouna in 2auIonne ais cine Sat unreiz
fer @urI1en oor unb betonte, bob in
2ouIanne tein 6ab 9eoen oie 9eutz
I9en berrI9e. Der 8ebuer lhlob nit
Der @erIiGerung, oaB oie @aobtldnoer
trDb Der bon Der oeutIcben perI4ieoes
men @emiitsort CUTE S6ipei5er Ieien.
Sn Der Nd9mittagsiibung oes ylds
tionolrats ergriff unter anberen ll[s
mann (Sburgur) ods Bort, Inn 5u
erfldren, ni9t oas Bolt, Ionoern ges
tpiFe intelletiuelle 9reiTe Der @eits
I9pei5 uno oeS SeIiin leien S@uIb
an Der gegenipGrtisen @rregung. Disie
S9pci5er, oie bds Ser5 ni9t mebr
ouf bein re@ten Sled bdtten, m09ten
iih enoli9 bepuBt peroeh pobin Die
fr@tpdbrenbe iournuliItiI9e @ergiftung
f6lieBIi9 fibre 6ier erbittet 0berlt
Secrstan bas Mort 5u elmer psriDns
liden 9emertung un0 erflGrt nit ers
bobensr Stimme, nicmals babe er Elm
INTERPRETATIONS Wort geibrieben. ME
ettoos eegen bic @inbeit Der Gi6ges
roTcnl9oft gelagt uu6 ou1 in Der
Sberitenaffoire 5undhit alien Gingez
tpeibtsn S6wsiger enpfohlen gr Isi
emp0rt iiber bic 9lngriFfe oeS 9ors
reoners uno bite ben prGliosnten. ibn
hasegen su i9iiben. 4rdfoent @ugs
fer beouuert, boSu feline @eranlaKung
gu iebsn, oa Ii9 lllmann MIR allges
msin gedubert babe. 2lu9 Die 3ei=
tuns oeS 6errn Sscretdn Iei nit
S9ulS an Der erregten Stimmung in
Der @ehI@nei5. Sine 8sleiOisung lei
oiefe 9emcrtllng nt9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
n8eubO6p. .GOnicrooto.


Inter Der 2citimg OcS oromotii1en
9e6rers oeS r9co6oop.g .gonicrOuto-
riumS" iinoet 6eilte, 0icnItag, 10.
@loi, in Der @on5ert.@oQc oeS Confer
ootorilmS Elm Oromotiider g(beuO
Itott, 6ei pcl6em Mo5orts oSmprei.
iorio" mo bic rS6one @alat6eo"
non Suppc, ionic Sccncn ans 8crOi' ;
n9liOo@ imO Wloiiencts r0ianon" &C.
gcbn mcrocn. Sic 1oritcaer liuo:
.@. Sborp, MortDa s. 9oprencc,
Gutb OSmolo, Coma @orep, @li5o-
beth Duncan, 6clen WlcGurlep, G6rD.
itoI @iaiant, iopie Die Serrcn Bar
ron, 9ertboIo, g8. 9. NloIIon, @u.
gene @artenet, 9lorion 9leio, 81.
Douglas MccGomos, glr9ie 0luggleS
ilno Charles 9einert.
@inen @roouiriines.8 .8ortro9 miro
om MittwoH SRI. Selen 90. Stod-
bouie aus @ennipIoonien, pelde oos
YcoboOp-Giplom er6olten Bat, I'M
@cnIerDotorilun eeben. @S lit oieies
Der oierte @ortrags.9lbeno oieicr
Gallon. Sri. Stod6onic lit oie 63
S4iiIerin, pelbe ouS Iiplom Icit scr
Dor 60 Sobren erfoIeten gtabIirlng
oes @onierootorillms erbolten Bot.
Sic NOR cine S6iiIerin Oes alooicr.
2ebrers Wlor 2on6op uno ItuOirtc
Sornonielebre uno Competition I'M,
ter @uitoo Strubc Sic Came miro
ooS Iolgenoe Yroeramm 5u @cbor
brin9en: 9oC6 - Suoertiire Ser 30.
9ir6en-@antote, umiGrieben bon
Soint-Saens; 9robms orci Gbo,
rol'Er0Ilioicn uno &luoier. Sonate in
6-Nloay op. 2; Gorngolo--D Gnbail.
teo @rinceB" aus uISairp @ictureS@ !;
@pril Scott - Bale Caprice; GU
Dino Alnocs o@ariotioncn op. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
DOuaumOnt.

Der iebt in aller 0euti9sn MunOe
geFiibrte Iame Douaumont iebt ii4
Ipro9li6 aus Sfpei Seilen 5uIammen.
Ser cine mont beoeutet Berg, tpie DieIe
@nouug Iebr oft i'm Tron5oiii9sRomd-
niI6en oortomnlt. Gs lei nur an
Glerzmont, qiesmont erinuert. Dos
9ouau ober 1T ri9ts anoeres ais oas
fran5oiiib frilisrte lateiniI4e ouo =.
sym 9lItfron5oFI9en Bat es nod bouo
gebeiBen (pie aud Der glome oes am
6. 2luguf, 1870, BEL D0rtb gsFalensn
fran5oTI9en Generals Douai odmit
SuIammenbdngt unb etpu nit 3peier
Su iiberIeBen ndr0. GrTt aEmGbli9
bat oouo oie neufranS0iiI9e 5orm al
fir 0 erbolten. Douaumont beiBt
alTo 3peibers ooer 3piebere ooer aud
3pieIsl6srg, 3mieIel. Ginen 3pieIels
berg aibt es audi fiopeitlih BON SDI5.
Doudumont bebeVtet fomit cine bon
Rotur aus i@on bur9 5pei gtpfel
ausge5eidrste 60benitelung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Slmericou eiaa.
G6rcnacIdlcnt fir SOifrc.

Ycrpignan Sruntrcid, IA.
Moi. Sm Gcportcmcnt @brcnccS-
Sricntales, NloricIoll Soifrc's &c,
5itrtSort bot lid ein Gonlitc at ocnt
3wed acDiIort, ocm Siceer Scr
S@locbt al Der Qlornc cincn Gbrcr-
idbei uno 08arihoasito6 au iiberrei.
den. 9iirscrmciitcr Denis bon Ser
pieuon 1T 9r6iiocnt scr &rdiiOent
Der @emeinoc bon 2o Solpctat iuiO
Scr 9'iir0ermciItcr non NliucloltcH,
0cnI %cnl Nofirc'S. in0 %ic, SErdli
oenteu Der @eieui@oit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
llutcridIaacuc geridltc.

S2 VI EN- oHenes SeDetnlnlB, Dob
Die 2eler Der omerifoniIben 3citim-
Gen bielc Der widti9iten uno be0eut.
iomlten geri1te pom eltropdiIder
&riegSIdoiplobc cntfpeocr qar nidt
coer nur in cntitelter 5orm 5u @e-
lihte betommen 0ie englii6c Sen.
fur bepirft OoS. Plus @riinocn, Ole
mir Dor einigen Sagen an 6icIer
Stelle angefiibrt 6o6en, lit in oielcr
9e5lebpno lett GINGER 3eit elm merit
Ii6er 8anoel eingetreten, ober man
fann rilbig onne6met ooB audi 6eutc
nod monAeS lmteroriidt uno nan.
Dies gef0Ildt miro, mos man 5l un-
teroriiden nidt fiir gcrot6en 6dlt.
GaS miro Oaour9 ueieutli6 crlei6-
tcrt, oaB oeuti6e 3eituneen nur nod
Ielten Oen g9cg iiber Oen 05eon lin.
ocn cine loHlide @reGn5ung umO
&ibtigitelllp5 Der 6icr6er gelongcn.
oeu MeIoungen olio foum 3l 6cfiir6.
ten lit.
9lun iino aber tros Der gSadlom.
felt Der britii6en WodtIdaife ooh eft.
lide ocutibc 3eitlingen in g(merifo
an9elangt, aus welden elm poar Bel
ipiele bier oneefiibrt perOen moeen,
Inn Die &6dtigfeit Ser 6ritiiben Sen.
iur ms redtc 9iAt 81 riiden. glm 2.
slpril beri6tete Oos oiterrei6ii6e
ariegspreiiequortier folgenoes.
v9tad monatelongen, eriinoIi6en
Torbereituneen muroe lim W3itter.
nadt Oes 10. Mdr5 ole 5pii6en Dem
ariltoafelien eelegene be6errl6enoe
Spite Sobe Sdneio bon einem rn-
lerer acknowledgements gcnommcn.
Die 6clslpise eebort our Srtler.
@rnppe nno liegt lneef1br $500
Nteter bod ulif italieniIdem @e6ietc,
etma fiinf 9ilometer Iii0lid oes
Stiltler SodeS. Der eefo6rpoqc
gorItoB ertoIgte bir6 miiblam aus
geDollene @istunnels. Sur 9eIib-
rabme Oieicr Spite rsaocn rmiaiIen.
oe Sprengungen not6wenoig, ocren
@nloee Die lle6erlpinoune lluee6eirer
SApierigfeiten crfproerte. Wlit Ser
Groberilng Der SeIslpibe So6e
Sdneio iinO iene pom Ortlcr moIlip
alsitrablenoen Sodeebirgs5oden, sic
auf italienii6em @ebietc Die midtiqe
StiliieriofitroBe BON Often ber be.
berri6en Oollig in Observation-Disclosures
rilhem Yclib. I'm Oos Stilfieriod
lit, leitOent an 1. SUM 1916 oie er-
item Sdiilie bort fielen oiel imo 6ef-
tig gerlmgen moroen nicbt 6lob i'm
Sonlner ionoern audi, mas Dor Dem
9(uifommcn oeS S6necIhubiports
cine llnmo9lidfeit gclpcIcn pGre,
mG6reno oes g4interS. 91odJoen Der.
ld]ieoenc itolieniibe 9(nltiirne eegen
Die bon olterrcibiiden @oItbofen ge,
frontc &0Bbobe ~ 275S N1eter ~
gcl1citcrt waren gingen oie SeIter-
rei6er i6rerieits gum Slngrific Dor,
legten nit loren @ei6usen oie Gun-
toniero in Griimmer uno 6eIebten
Gnoe 9luglrit 1915 enoeiiltiQ ocn me-
gen ieiner beberri9enoen Gage wi6ti-
gen @ontc ScorIit55o ~ 1904 W9e.
fer. Die Stoliencr perIildten nun.
mebr BON 9ormino imo ct. Goterina
her in ben 5ruei Seitent6Glern 8ol
|e6rit uno Bal Geoe6 gegen oas Crt-
lergebiet por5uOringen. @litte Slpril
1916 imterna6mell iie aii6 einen per
qc6IiGen glnihlrm gegen oen Monte
ScorluS5o. Dlit Ser geiesing ser
Sober S6neio oiirfte iebt am GlBer.
item @eitenoc oes olterreiHiid. d.italie-
niIden &riegsifouploses Die Stilfier-
joditroBc enogiiItig gei1ert iein.
0ic 6odltgele9cnc ollcr europdii6en
- Z -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

mcr0cn bciouocrc 2lnitrenom9en &C.
nodt mcrOen nm 9lrbcter iir
Gcbiiis6du60ie nn0 bic C5ctrcoeicloer
i'm gSeIten 3u befontuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

VlnocV-ylrbcit adnuciS. @Mrenn.
g NoltoE II. N}ai, Cine tan
oGs S'nNocc sIr9eitSnac9wcis 9lgen
tur lit beute bier crofinct woroen Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
n@apetp."

Die y9loelinc glmuiement 60" bat
bic Social 6oaies", einc aiSgc6elf-
nctc girIcsfc-@clcnidait, Oie ii6cr
cincn groBcn G6or pcriiist, nod 9al-
timore cntionOt lnO oieiel6e trot
aeitern I'M r@apetp-G 6eoter" ollI.
Sir ocu notbigcu Sumor ioret 6reo
&ee6 gobbp gtlieent Oerite6t ieine
@ibc 81 pointiren uuo reiBt Die 3p-
l6ouer ais o5clir Serring6one" 5unl
9a6en BIN. 9(noere tiihtige ardfte
Iin0 @o66D Stone, Minu ShaIl 9u6p
9usbp, Seonette @lobr, ioluie Stanlep
mo Erigie Spnau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Snpieribmic1c uNo @liR6era
ScaU Nn6crt, 1874 g1amre. sraar. q & 4.
Iclcpbon. gQ0lfc 1885
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

6 tpirb Sir ME Elm 2orbeer fprisBen
Wit elmer Grou i'm Borigefedt.
Dem bait ou unre4t, muB ous biiben
llnO nrsifu9 biiBsn, baIt ou redt.
Ssinr 8lumentbsI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
9Batent 9lnpalte.

Batent.9lmp1lte.
Gbpin r. Gamncls JlebtSunIi; 4aicuic odns
oels ohutmqricu 8crlnpSrculic UiarOlauo
guIt Nuiloinq.
Chaplin V. 8er0nion, tt6--ti7 Gam Nulolna,
Is dbriqe SriuhrunQ.
y. q. 4 ~ 3. pvwarb, fii Continental Nloa.
FruIil5itcn felt 1872 criunrcn in Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

4adaro. i--35 $3.50. g. 20 az Tbn
"Rudoro Mistur 90 ui BaltlmUte", CDailces
GtrnBe uno Wlt 9loudl @ucnue
SnrDn, Die pupudrc Oar $500 rno SefA.
rNlar.Sci Mpbilc Co.," t3Gr0g. ilOo 1910,
Moro'G bdresi igirnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

9oumatcrialicn. S6iircn Bcniier.
ra1mcn 210cn etc.
Sas. y. 6uiser & Co., ii5-il7 eho6.eoerld'
GirQGe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15


&imlolci9.@ci11ilc.
rGOniulionteo scau ce.", Z 9oro @op ilabe.
Giicnpaorel dllcr glrt mo 0uf'
ir1mic0. 3ilbcb6r,
y. sroii Vabne 0S., 862 a6l goto gdA 2lr.
e---t----r--
GiqcntbamS glqcntcu uno S1n0ler.
@errs 6. 1u0au G WrpDeu 10 clteernsion'
Girabe.
Setmqclt 8eitiGriften. etc.
,1ne Baltimore Ncws CnmDanD" Nuberi q y.
UcDers. 0cladlisliiprer. 22I N,GalUert'Gir.
0eutidc @iiJtr ino 3citibriiicn.
~ cnniiid, pr. 600 s3eGerroiuue ehabc
E5oiogro96.
saasatt eill gpgtowap4 bon gasScbuuna.
SrlcObSic.
%. eniOn Nemeirrn -Ierl8uaerte ,ssasrm
elasnne elne @eard6nBpldbp unfer ioris
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

SrllIt.Gonipagnien.
Dsafc pcpUM ano Eruit 0umpnnb". ig Gouibs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

glbouHcntcn, bic ben ,.Hmiinfn NOrrcipru.
ogllteH" nilut pinltlim nbcr uurraelmhlta CT.
bnlten, Iino gebcscn, ber cifire baOon per &c.
ltvboH pper ldritlta wlltibrlluHg dH mnnsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
Spar.B .Banfcn.

1, ,Druii6e eparbant BON gaiimorr", Quioms
unb &altlmorelGtrnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

@let1plotten. lpetoll. etc
eNoH. epnii;a & Co., Que, i3 IS Slolbci lnry
Slrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15
,5eilcr .9}crltdcrllnoei.

,Yellcr.Ncrltd)crllnleN.
~. z. eba6rlioro & Go, it7-2i c6uubcf n
Commerce Q'uilninO
% DTfntidle 6eney.Ncrihnuudc 0ficilmoitH. Sol.
ioaO, mn 9'dliinuue &irubc.
1eutih.glwcrifoniinr 6rner.4tridlrunqs,W
lellmnlt", NnltimorcsStrabe nuo Oullam
0oulesYlhenuc.
yJlunal 3nnran-s 60. pi 9ivcrpnol', ecnr0 va.
QSarlico, Reiioeu5 9Fnuuner, iOi 1903 endl.
her OF Commerce VnihiQ
,Wcymnnln Scncr 8un4crnuaS Wcirinhnit"
Baltimore uno @orl0,S rnNc
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Stoots.@ .@anfen.

,Heutit6e 9auf ppn Baltimore" baltimore un0
0olllo0DsSiruke guGull g8chcr. Rrnliocui'
Sobn u galbcr, &cesFrdllocti; Weotae y.
rana. adiirer.
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0an0nIrLlIdlaILIi@e @eraI6c. edne

reicn nu0 @cfliiQeljiiNicrci.
Griffin rnrnrr Nr., 205 Woroigaca,eir uuh
1865 yinrns@0O Cir
Tnc Wcncr e. GtiHcr So, 32 Qiuhi Elra6e
oci0es GamenAciNdik
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OCi6dftSz @egwCiiGr.
DiercGutilc glgrucu.
81. 8. Gim & 80.
002 oi0 9eorblan6 1ruli Mnlopa

g(ntl0nulsS0ntcli.
pSGe 90 auwn giaticull Naut" Gun, uno
GrciersStrdrc. NGcnh 9S. NpOi ttOhccui
Nenrn 81 Nenuc. NainrCr
,,Seruno National Nnnt", 432 Glib Nrucouob.
9S G gSugucr. Stdlirct
,gecitcrn Nntiunul 8nui", IA 9iorb VuinO Sir.
g8 MiaroiJ Nuliircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

-rf tnlun NfWcifrO. WfTl0noqriq pnllarn1
eluenue 0iue Observation-Disclosures ,,uter ea-t
pdbrenoer UulIl&i. '''~s' "''''' '''"
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Gcutide 9ii@tr ino 3citibriitcn.
~ Sauiii@, pr. 900 sseeeeriroiuu eirabc.
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Giacntbams glqcntcu un0 Si0n0ler.
gicrrs 6. Dmoau G WepDru 10 cneelnaion.
dctrnEF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

Seitimaclr 8eitidriften etc.
xne Baltimore Gcws gnmbnnn" Nuheri q y.
0rcherS (jcib fiSfiibrer POI 81 .OnlDeri.lfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-15

9adgnni eiii autobiography bon glug,cibnnna
gir. 10 9aci;eehnQiou.et trahr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-07
STUFF BILL To
SENATE'S COM.
GRAHAM ALLEN FAVoRs PAS
1AnE OF THE MEASURE
10 Action on Resolution to Limit State
Purchases OF Tuel to Coal
lSned in Ohio.

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. 1.-The Key
nolds house bill giving women the Eisn n
OF. presidential suffrage has oeeh
,Ierred 10 the senate committee on leu
nj relations OF which. Senator Berry
Of Allen county, who farorS the tneaSute
Is chairman. An effort had been maS'c
to send the bill TO the committee On
elections. the chairman OF which Is sen
ator Holden. who Is the author Oh Inc
resolution to subrnit suffrage 10 volS
s,of the people next November. when
>,.,smr. Is considered inlmical 70 the
Reynolds act
Although some of the state l1su1u-
t;ona arn without coal. the house has
delayed action because OF m" etofL :"
limit purchases TO Ohio products: Inc
fear has been expressed that /: ONO
boycotts West Virginia coal. thar state
will refuse TO permit gas 10 De stlppeo
into Ohio.
The senate rcconsidered the no convict
labor clause in the bill for the erection
Of n coliseum at the state fair Erounds
for the l!ve stock exhibit In October II
Is said that unless convict labor IS EN-
ployed the COLISEUM cannot es nnIStleu III
time. The bill WAS sent 70 conference
committee.
bill was introduced providing for
the erection by the city OF Cotumous OF
a hospital for contagious diseases on me
grounds OF Ohio State University In TINS
city.
A bill will be introduced in the IeGlS-
lature next week 10 rec"disy the ont"
militia laws 70 maxi" them conform VIII
the national defense act. The NH IL
being prepared by national guard OF
fcers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-07
TELL OF WORK
IN THE ORIENT
Missionaries from Egypt and India
Entertain Two Congregations
At Second u. P. Church.

From the orient were three speak
crs last right al the Second United
Presbyterian church. where were gath
cred fair representations Of the First
and Second congregations.
Rev. John Stewart, OF The United
Presbyterian mission at Pathankot.
India. now on furlough for the first
time in eight years. told Of his work
DR.. 4. +. Grant spoke about Medical
Work in Egypt" and Mrs. Grant re,
lated how she helped her husband
and did religious work among the wo-
men.
In. telling of the Sialkol Convention,
held in that Indian city every year
and attended by nearly 1000 natives
OF the Bujab, from all denominations
he said they had prayer rooms, cs'
pccially constructed which were open
for ten days of the convention Tor
the worship of God.
of five thousand towns and vii
lagos in Egypt" said DR.. Grant, but
three hundred have medical Iacl!H-
les" tlc told Of some miraculous cures.
which could ncver have been made
without the help of God through pray
or.
Ophthalmia. Il disease Of the eye, is
the most common ailment in Egypt.
according 10 Dr.. Grant. He attributes
ignorance and sin DIS causes Of large
percent of disease. Small p0N and Blu
bonic plague are quite ordinary. lie
conducts clinic with capacity for
125 peoplc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-07
TRAINED NURSE
NEARLY COLLAPSED
About to Give Up, Chasco-vin Enabled
Her to Garry Case 20 Successful End.

Called to Lebanon from my Al
fnona home by folks who know me
and wished ME to handle their case
even though was on the verge OF q
breakdown. answered the call. En-
crpt tor friendly reasons ] would nave
asked 10 be EXCUSED. because | was
on the verge OLA collapse anc needed
both rest and attention myself, de-
claret Miss Sue Sell. registered nurse.
whose home address is 106 Crawford
Ave. Altoona, Pa.
Continuing. Miss Sell said: After
being here a day or TWO my WORKOUT
condition showed itself SO plainly, the
suggestion was made that take
Chasco Yin. the strength creatin
tonic and body.buiGder. Il followed the
, suggestion and I must say ] was not
only surprised but astonished at the
change that came over ME after had
taken about ten doses. 4 not only felt
revived. but began to eat better and
TO enjoy such sleep as It was possible
; for me 10 get. Each succeeding day
felt better and. better, my nerves
became stronger and now, ! feel both
vigorous and energetic. You can
easily understand that 4 bottle OF
Chasco-Vin will be part Of my bag
gage equipment in the future"
Chasco-Vin is sold in Wheeling ex,
cluslvely by c. r. Griest & Co.. 1l25
Market Street. Mr.. {. H. Griest per
sonally guarantees that Chasco-Fin
will do what it claims 10 do, or your
money will be refunded. One bottle
will surprise YOU. Why not try it
today?
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Ohio News Notes.

CoI.CMEI'S T.. THEMES l. l."wr.
pastor ~ ~, Fourth Avenue ''hllrc? or
Christ. has received :. cal! from. Il church
at Athens.
'lu>d =. Ii'.w;lrN. aged
~ III Somerset. i $tu.l'n; ut thl" stat
University. ,,i'tt "t rt"r!Hu"n.a today ut
the hospital un the university grounds.
He contracted a cid Will" playing
baSf"t hH'l.
COLuMHt'S-Whh Charles Jones.
aged % :, n'.rr". If Richmond. Va. WAS
standing - bar today. another man
threw ;, bright new dollar ON IA" count.
or. At .ntr"c Jones citI' Il lung t"r IL
and S-t'i:iE pnSS"$Si'!!i -; ;h'. coin start
cd 10 run. \ ci'"S;' followed. III which
Policemen Van E,"S.n and WafffttS t"nti
part. .T"n".- finally "aS r:tntur"d and
sent To prison on rh'tr::" ~ Na.;ran"H
NENiN---NTS. AurH pi"l;man. aged
a. Of Dsh"rn. wn$ >tri!;"n with hca",
Stature and Gi!"d when t"!'l chat her
daughter k"d h',-n ;a!,"n III IN III"
street. =
TIFF'IH--E,ra,.>@ "a ~. ',"Id weather
and ShCrtaG.. nf GOA. nianv sick persons
l.sing wiih"ut fu..i. dit: officials threat
ca 10 conttSra;" 81! Tn. ,.,;,l IN t!;.' rity.
MT Nt.RNON-,'hari"S Williams.
aged 81 was found dead in h"l.
ASE.TAEtl.A--M EliZ:. chapman,
who wHS a% Years old. dil Yesterday.
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OBITUARY.
Mrs Sarah E. Morntngstar.

Ia t.ss than Il month after crlrpru.
,r:, their golden wedding anniversary
,f,l Eight days following the death Oh
ar husband. Mrs; Sarah f, M1T IrhIy ss.
',,,.d residents. of South Wheeling.
y. mretuily passed away in tn" Ohio Ea.-
L., GENERAL hospital yesterday morn,
INC AT SGD o'clock. Death was dUe "
ll.;?inities Of old age. followed by phHu-
rn.nia. She had been confined 10 ne'
bed for tk" past three weeks. Fer nus,
n:,I,d Samuel 4 NorningStar. dlcu lasI
Tuesday. III. was widely known through
.u; this community ana served VIII Wiz
:,.u,,r in the Confederate army. his
,,.Sxlur FASTENED tn" death or Mrs.
M,.rningSiar. Each had been constantly
w;;h III. nth.r almost every DAY ~,
,nnr.. than Il half century. IL distressed
Mrs. M"rniucsra" greatly that she was
r,., i'll ~ attend III" funeral or her mus
n.nd. Mrs. Mnr,ingstar vas a member
If rl,e First Baptist church
Surviving ar" two sisters. MIS-. NoSe
;.aShorn of this city. and Mrs. Leucinda
,il..n,; Of Lynchhurg. Va: also one step
daughter Mrs. John Leach or this city
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SAVED FROM DEATH
BY HIS OVERCOAT
Stcubenviue Man Reluctant to Appear
Against Man Who Fired
Shot.


STEUBENNILl.E. o.. Feb. G. Dcs-
pilr the fact that Mlnanzro ROSsi al
tempted to kill him following an argu-
mcnt over the corpse Of friend IN
LEGAL morcuc. James TroStock was re-
lucant to appear and testify against
Rossi when he was given II bearing to-
day before Mayor W. &. MCMaster. How
ever Their. was sufficient evidence u
held Rpssi IL tho grand jury under ST.
500 bond. II" was unable 10 furnish bail
and went la the county Jail in default.
pruSt ock'S heavily padded ovcrcoat was
all that Gavrd him from having 4 bullet
through his heart.
When prostnck was called to The
stand 10 testify against Rossi he at
tempted TO make the Mayor believe that
Pussl was not the man who fired the
shot. Tie is not tho man." said the
witness. However. after II lengthy en-
animation ProStOck admitted that Rossi
looked like tho man" Ills testimony
WAS diScreditcd.
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Child Dies OF PARALYSIS,

Following an attack OF infantile paral-
SSlS ABOUT lnrce Years tE" leaving the
entire left side of her body and fare
paralyzed. Effie. h-ycar-old Daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Plum. t.. %Gll Eorf
street. died in the Ohio Valley jir..cra,
Hospital yesterday morning Al - 30
o'clock. n half-hour after she ha6 nee.
removed TO thu INSTITUTION. The .i:i:I
was apparently enjoying hnr i, -tn,!
health until stricken i'll yesterday .fnrr,
Ing with another stroke of paralysis. and
in less than an hour WAS dead Ein"-ai
services will likely he h";h 'rhurS,ia ::
IN the family home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-07
A woMAN'S EXPERIENCE WITH
GRIPPE

When 4 cough "r cold hangs on"
and you have aches and l,a!uS in your
Joints aui muscles. il is likely that
grippe i taking h"id ii y"nr system.
Mrs. J. ~ Rodgers. Swit:-r. :. e. says:
Il am susceptible To CODES: uf'e:l endinE
in grippe. . In THIS ,':IS" HAY" found
f'oley'% ii"a..r and Tar 20 prevent rln..-
tor bills. ThiS STIRRING family "r.n"Iy
looScnS tn" rhiceI, stops IRRITATION. AL
lays Sor"res;S and inflammation and
frees tas air passages I;nod tnr chill
dreu. .!otI:i t'ui,Iu;tr l. 20.
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SITES INSPECTED.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Feb e.
Rear-Admiral Frank f.. Fletcher. Com
mander Frank II. Clark. and Engineer
r. L. Backrnhaus. composing the
naval advisory board 10 pick Il site
for the proposed S11.000,0O1 govern.
ment armnr plate plant, concluded
their inspection Of sites in this local
ity today. Today. they visited Ash
land. Ky. and lronlbn, O.. 10 hear lhe
sites and listened TO the claims Of
Huntington yesterday. Tho board
leaves tomorrow morning for Charles.
ton and after day there will go 10