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

lScrcp 8. @crmia6aMicu al Morgis
SlouL 1909 GitNBtaiiitr.
0cnrp y. Scimbob lu0 6rau al
SSm. Scott Il. a.. $500 Sciicrionltr.
Sauic @. 9ferriuian m0 @aite an
09oS. ". Mullcr, 1926 Slingluii-
}(uc.
SOPHIA @ SlIcroaoar ou ocnial.
bcn l72i SIingInN 9lps.
Golp. Ncbababn, Grtr., all 2lnuo
G3cbrbo6n @citicitc &utiauo. glrc,
nabc @baicitr., Isl bel ill.6.
s, u. @caImcar IL q. an Soe. 6.
SSidcns ln0 t5rolL &citicitc Geoors
9tuc., nobc 36. Str, Is bci 50.
sSoicpb s. Socobs on S8ni. 6. @os.
mcIl uO 5ran 1912 g. &aDioniir.
Sos. g8 SnrpcD rn0 6rmt dn
Martin NtaDlort, A Cots.
Gacn 9. 9al0nin On @co. ~.
Bennett Il. ~ 9ioroieitc Baltimore.
Ctr ra6c Golocrtou.&oao, is Del
ISL
srlbcrt .. s6nliOt an glpOroic
2oltoitis, 6l1 Gonmovitr.
&au5ca s. &enorid mo 6rau an
l%. SarpcD atmEcI 1852 @lpn0pn.
Slrc.
sBcIib Contraction, 50. an @co.
2. SpiIdcs, 9iorOoiticite 2ibcrtos
Scig6ts glUc, na6c GnrIiir, 2t.S 6ci
400
Giciclbc an @arp Aribur @illon,
2 9otSs
Giciclbe on EboS. i. SialD. Gru.
iIce, Saoicitc GorI-, no6c Sibcrtp.
! Sciobts.9loc.. . bel 100.
+! Eitlc Suar IT, Erlit 50. an Qlabcl
Gum6lcion IT. g(., 2 Sots.
GiricIbc on oicicIbc, 442 @. .@om.
buroitr
Soicpb u. Wlcrrpplan ait Sorro
aoiicrmnu rm0 Srou, 9tornieite Der
! lSoiopcttc.9tus., nabc Galbouuitry
I 1873 bel rs.
Clarence $. SurIod lmo 6rall an
Ctto s. Gambcrger. Si;opelticitc Ocy
@Goiioa9luc.. uubc GoAbiuitr., Is
bci ~.
SoQic @}. @cConolo an 2ouila
@cd H. ". Nitieitc @arrlog no6t
Genfit. 1874 bsl 70.
G;cici6c al oiciel5c. Gillette 9lar
| clap, nabe Ganpltr., tS.1 bci Y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
WrnnNcigeAtlIame.N .Ninrft.

9ci'm @e6G;oc- Snipcltor rcidts
ociern Ncrr 9ouiS @iulS bic Il1nc
fir bier 2iodige @cb1itoc cin, Oie
on Der gioropcilicita Ncr< @bitticr.
StroBc, la9c gludcutoroIp. Icrrocc,
crrihtct mcr6en loacn.
Cic brci 2-ltodigcn So1iticr, 9ir.
1886, 1888 imo 1910. @ci-SiicuO.
2troBc, bic ic cincm @rlno5inS BON
500 pro Sabr itnterlicgen, muroen
ourd Die 8irmo $. Z. e5eiieuooIier
iiir g. @rccnbcr0 an Sru. Somcr
Ylond petfouit.
Scrr $. Z. @eiicpOoiicr faniic Oas
SauS gir. 527, air60 9onc, ouS ci-
mem id6rlidcn @rm05inS bon $50
lmtcrlicQt, BON 1rou 5cllmom mo
OaS gtr, 1929. @cii.9ombarO.Str.,
cincm @rilno3inS Don 500 lmterlpor.
fen BON ", 6uIlcr S6rpod ais @cr.
polter.
Sle Slrllla Wlulnlll -. Glllof0 "
Con bcrihtGt sen Gerfouf BON orci
@runo5inicn IN Sobc Don je $50 oui
Die 00lticr 9ir. 1905, 2SO7 mo
23li 9urclQv-StroBe, pon 6rl. Cal.
lie 0lcGonnIO al 6roll Sc6t mo
ben &crfolii cines @rm05inieS bon
500 ouf oos SorS N2r. 1917, MoSi.
Ion.4oenic bon Clarence &urlod
al Otto &omhergcr.
Tic Serrcn Goworo uHo Charles
9cbn baben bon gllcranOcr grciucr
ouS Moibmoton =. g., oic bciOcn
3.Itodieen l6aricr. 9tr. 1911 uic
1913, SollinssStro6e. ipcIdle ie ci-
mem @rimO5ins bon $50 uaicrmorici
liuO ,crlporben.
9lab ocm 99cridt ocS CSc6ailoe
Snipeftors iuwOch i'm N1onot sc.
bruar Observation-Disclosures. Sic ciucl
Heubouten.@crtb in Sobc pou $50,
ia Ooriteapn crtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
@sricn @eridt.


.---
Ourb peri6icOene 9ta1ridten aus
@o.1iugton muroc oic 9Ieip.g)or-
fer 9orie ctluos bcIcbt. Sc
mime wuroen in ocn SricgS.
inouitrie-glftien, pic Stobl lulO
Giien tcrmerft. 9iiidgdnge
blic6en uibt aus.
9icp Yorf 2. @drj. SSoa,
Strobc nabm 9eitcn aui6eimcn6 cis
len nellcn 9lnIoui, 0a bcrrbigeuOe
gtodridten aus G9oI6inNtoh in 9e.
5iIg auf bic @Ciobgcbltng cintroien
ais nlb bic 9citiidlngSmoBnobmc,
pclcbc ncucS 2cbcn in oic GriceS-
babicS im0 pcrponOtc 9lfticn fl0btc.
Ger SanOeI mar wieocr mdBia i'm
Gcrglcid 81 scr 2ebboftigfeit ocr
lebten Nlonate, mo umiaBtc cinc
groBc GerihiCoCnbcit 0cr 9rusoa6cu.
@ilcn6o6nen marcn 0ic cin3igeu
@nttduiber, Oicielbcn 6epegten ii9
ouf ser obi9iiiiigcu go6n rmo be.
liono MIR menig gtocbirogc in Oicicn
9iusgobeu.
9etblc6cn Sta6l.9(fticn imo sic
,9fig6tS" oil Den ncucn 9lftien &c.
ipouneu eincu bctr66tIi6cn'96eil IL.
res fiirSicbeR @crllitcS 5uriid. Sic
cltcn 9tfticn maGten eincn @ciuim
rou Z &lmftcn ouf i27 nit A Bunfs
ten fir Die ncucn oui t07l1 un0
3M fiir bic gorrc1tSoftic auf 715.
0icicr @epinn iuor t6cils uui oen
Bol6.ofii5icacu 9eri6t 5ilriid5uiiib.
ren, Oob oie controIirCnOen Sntcrei.
icu ibrc gInt6eile oil ocn ncllcn 9lf.
tien ii6crnc6men pcrOcn.
Die gon5c 9iitc purOc wieocr bon
Il. 2. Stobl gciii6rt, pcIdcr oen @c.
minn bon 219 &unften oui t067s 5n
per5cidncn battc. glnocre Stobl nm0
Glen .9Iusgabcn porcn 2 bis 4 9Slnf,
tc b06cr.
SlIpfcr lmO 3uf glfticn, Central
9eoer, 9lmerifonil6c @ole, Mutorc,
SnoiIiirial gllco6ol lno cine gIn5a6l
ouOcrcr gllts9a5cl, mel6c Sntcrciicn
BON ariegSidbrifotion pcrtrcten, liic.
Gcn , bis A ASlmftc, nit Z @lnftcn
iiir Icros So, oic o6cr ciucn Ibeil
OcS @cpinnes lpdtcr micOcr Dcrgcben
mubtc.
Sd)iffobrtS glllsgobcn mo gMSrii.
itluigen Dor 9lllcm Wcrcantilc Nfas
rinc, 9ltlontic @uIf mo @cit SSn0icn
9lmericon iiuO @olomu 2otomoiipc
mO g(mcrican San lporen , bis 1
&lnftc b0bcr nit 9tfticn, ueI6e bic
8ctriebc oertrcten.
@inc entidicOcnc Shmcre mocbte
lid IN 0en Stanmoftien scr 2orris
lorO Eobof SO. geltcno, Stonmot.
tien un0 Gor5ugS 9lftien oerIorcn 20
rcip. 5 &unftc. 9tationoI Biscuit
So. CAB Inn A 8nnftc no9. Ger
llmiaB bctrug $4,000 9(nt6eile.
sStaIieuiiNe unO ruiiii6c Sc6lcl 3eig,
ten cine pcitcre groBcre Sbwd1c.
Sires crrcidtcn cincn ncucn Sief.
itono, pGbrclO iib gu6cl mir nod
cine &lcinigfcit iiber i6rcr 9iieOriglt.
notirung bcfinocn.
9ritiihc Bombs wuroen in 9lu6c.
iradt 81 Der llncDcn6cit OeS 9onO.
WlarttcS oIeicbioas nic0riacr notirt.
@altimorcr goric.
Gic 0iciigc @orie mar cilpos lcb.
hoitcr, uuO baucgtcu iih sic ASrciie
nod obcn. SElnalcrbin lit oas @c'
i;bort nod lau9e nidt OlS, ipoS bon
cricr @orle cruortct miro. 0ic IN
ncrc lmO auSmdrtiec Situation i'll
0caeum1rtio nitbt Oa5a on9ct9on Die
0jcid5Gltc 5il Cclcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

Tieiclbc an oicieI6e Gillette Bar
ciou ndbc Gcuiriir., l3,l bei 72.
&itlc enar. Il. Eruit 80. an Solc
Iepoiit ii. Sruii 50. Erltitccs, IA
Cots.
g3ot6an g. 9eluis an .. g. Srcc.
~, 5ibieiic 9arato9a., iidbc 9Siae.
Ctr ii9.6 nci 20.
Gbas. 3. Goplcs unO 3ron an a.
Sillcr mo 5ron Siioieiie HeIle-2IOc.
aobc 2cminiisg 20 bel
$. r. rs SciluiIlcr, Grltltec Gil
&Oa Slici, s Sots
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
5lobcrt 9lOic BON 9}r. 706, 8onopcr-

9lobcrt Roie bon Ger. 7O6, Sonopcr,
StraBc 0bonlos 9inonc bon llr,
1l2S, Sig6t Strobc, G0porO 9cdcr
BON 9lr 81 SItCiicnO-StroBc, ma,
rcn oic 9citc6lcnen, sticb Samuel
$. Subboro Bon 9tr 107, Git@it.
tiugS.StroBc, hefloote Oen &crhiit
cineS llcbcrjiebers lno eipes @ramo.
pbonS, ben CT in Ocnl &oolgto6liile.
mcut alligciicat bate. Ser Gcroodt
wnroc oltf Snnnu gclcnft, ocr, mic
Die Foli5ei iogt, Oie llcberjiebcr ou.
ee6licb perpiduOctc. @r wurOc BON
9iifter Honit Dem Weridtspcriabrcu
iibcrlpieirn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
Ner Srnnfenheit hridmLhint.

3oiepb 6or BON Der NorforO.9lpe.,
AZ Sabre alt, fam nid)t crflGrcI
mic CT 8l elmer aopimimOc gcfout.
men it, bic ibm i'm ct, 3oiep6is SO.
ipitdl uerbunocn ipuroc, tporouf ibn
oic &oli6ei uad ocm nor0oiilihen
Statiousbouic brndtc nno mceen
6runfenbeit einipcrrte. Gs miro on.
gcnommen, OoB or ScIbiimoro be.
ge6en lpolltc, ooh perwciacrt scr DC
iduOigte, icoe 9lnslagc.
Mbennenttn, bic ben ,,cemiben Gorfeipon.
bcnten" ndlt phnstlini ooer unrrgemnhin CT.
bnltcn, iino Gebeten, ber Office bnOon per &c.
Irpton ubtr tdlrlItlln watttheslnna iR madlen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

abunncuicn, bie ben ,,Teutidlcn Core
ipeaocnieH" uidll piuillidl oSer unres-I,
nisaia rrhnIirn, iin0 0thctcn, ncr Cfncs
SaUpn per TcIcpbpn Uecr inFlItlidD WsDs
tgelInng 81 mGdlrR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

MbUHueHtet, Bite aen .Tenildpn NSryes
lpeuucnteu" Mot plniiiid pseg aufrafi.
maRl9 crhailcH, iinA acbcteu, ses CsNcs
oovgn per 2elcp9sN aber IdJfifdsA Mil
sbclluus sn nlaaem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
Deutlcbe Krieosbiidler

sn Dem awrruidn gadcrmarft crdirncu n Snr5cm bic
llu rcoSbhc sic Ocm wcltbciuuuu Scrlug acn Go
Berlin BeranSsesc6cu unO 9endunS in @auucu
GTemplareu Derbrcict FnO.
Gicic gHcr 6l6rn 9Idunoc Bca6Hi Gorcnug Scr wcl
gddlim Greigniic oc 3r Belt aIc clt in Acm bon @cr N
oeiqu cca Scr ocin Sadie Nubc nmmt Der bari nid p
Idne 0ic ricgsbider a 0SBcr iO oIgcuOc yGuoe
idicncH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

aJscrcuutiIe NeeurB.
g. @. Diu & 60,
602- go N1arpLanb IEaIt NIoA

"V~ Wv "VHtV'u''p AbHt oioH
gauuaterinlien, G6iiren 8cuIicr.
rabmen, QG0en etc.
5as g 9aaer & Co. 1i5-.i7 eae.atebr
Eotent-9[nmdlte
Tsigln 3, eomweIs. gle9ispnapaIt gelenisl
$aiioclss@b bubuIarfen. gcrloasreQie. IldSs.
cDaplin Il SsraaISe iio. III aap auasiua
y. 4. & Il. 4. SslsasS, al Continental sulha.
Brniit6iren lett 1872 eriplaretN W asallun0re
MutnHphHe.
Wsdarb t85 Ssih0 ah s2gg0
e%y.uro Sintat Nn 81 Naisi5eUyt4, GoatleS
GNioN, nie ppanldge Oar faH5 am gNib
Wlor-rrl Ntrolc 80, 8arapr lAuo ~ &qrn
N90tlse4Siraac.
Nnaoluiribidaltlihe &crGiQc unh
G5Glnereien
Sriiiiip xprasF 80, 200 aOrs'9oeaH5iraas
Eiumbing. 6urnaces, 5lanaeS uus
Geicn, Dohocfcn mo Ainncn.
ecracH Hres., b28 Horo oSren;oaisI
Gutfcrldmic0p mo Ehmbcrs
9o4n Sutsrt 1894 2bdutSs&irah, u. A@
Aelepbnn; Qsplie 1899
Observation-Disclosures.
70. r. cbaduinro e. Wo.,
iiY-2 n Ghnllher @BH,iGcrcc YiiilnnN
sNcpufrpr acWerEcrilMculHns-cS ifitireAis," ScN
lndh unc Tnltilnnrcs@rnSe
p1enlitb'gim. &e,pdlrrNrAS.sytIfN tIfNlffaitN
@aliimorc @iraBe riin Oldivn Nouc #eelipe
pJle0cl anintente SO q HirrrVvct,f ncutr W.
Morilelp. @ellnsR8 QlnnQaer. t0l I03 0hflp
bet ui Commerce 8idlciHl
.BfrrfGnia NrA.r 9yrllmcruHqS WgitnlG1lf,e
Baltimore uro Sorih'siraBe.
@lcthplaitcn. Wctau etc.
aUHn gen'Iln gs. 3Hr., 1871 10 Saloseiou'
sirabs.
@ianoieib.Selm6lie.
~NoHiSnSatsO ssaa Ss.@, Rore'@e9 zirass.
Giicuwoaren oaer g(rt uuo .Sai-
ihmic0.8 .8nbebor.
y etSh @ahae So, a82 esS SoFosmon slE,
@iaenih,unS-Mgetitea nn0 Sdnoler
Hisrrs g. SHBaa & Rspeslu, 10 Cfgcnralrw
s5irSbe.
3eitnnaens 3eitibriftcu etr.
~Tht H'dIiiinprc slena Gcnvdrbe glpbcrt " "
w'eberf, csclhditsigDrer 2a7 aseoIrtrtGlr
DcuiId,c @iifcr uno 2e;sIdsiIten.
VI ouHliIn, gr 900, Isa ecriuaisu,sirrh
Hhnloornpb.
UemraA Gin Nboiperdpb bnr glnssss 1nuha.
VI. 10, Me.tHerinG ior.Su1Ss.
NafionalMnnfcr.
rEqs On r@oA glailaael rant gog. nssp
Vreicr @rnbc sSncnh gN, bop, NrAiofHf'
OcHrb q Neome, 9niirfr
,,2 rcrut NO,0ttUWGl 90Rfn $50 @i;hs hsHYonbiuGG
W. Is. QSuqnef Rnliircf
,seeicra 9utiurol @aHI" Il aoI6. CnimD.Gn
gS. Dtarion 9allrer
G5toatS.Qanfen.
,,rruf2t ganF rrv Ncgtluintre, Wayinore,
nrb Nuutnnns@ s@trlBe euldigIt Napber NrslA
ncnt, N0hu N pauhcr, MlfeDfAtincgt
Weutge g. CANA Rulitrer.
Gpnr.Wnnfen.
u9enlfls egorbaut bon paIilmnre," guicw
uno Baltimore Strnse.
Erilit.GorspoQuien.
ggeIr pspeFi aHS EtS9 Ismtanni" IS Danss'
efl,nc,t enter, ma Ma, rf>e.,tt t,.,,, Il .~~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
'pobcn sic irlaaIs OcriadIt &C.
Inuo ~ iucrScu, o6cr OGuc
@rfcIss

GS nua icin. ban Gle of III We,
bduSmua moraL oaB Gle dnc 0oiis
nula nul @cneiuna ouiaobcn.
Gle mhticn ipiiicn. 6a6 IN 1ueu
gchenfiaacu Gpcgnldrncit berldnat
miro, llno Ole mirhialtc bon 0Ucl, ilt
bic Gcbdnouna BON Nranlbcitcn. 94d.
RIM couiulircu Gic tn ocr GIlcnnis
MIR oicIer GDaiiadDc nid1i ciucu Gpes
8iaiiicu pon auicfit Jtni iiir @cl6ld
mo GbrllCbfcu, mcull Gle m ciner,
NGinucln ciQcnlbintlicDrn, Nrnnlbeii
lCihcu nocr bon nCrleIheu bebnoert
iuerhcu; ciiIcu Spcsidiiitcu ncr tiher
Il. No9re .pratiiEae @riabwna III
Observation-Disclosures bat cinen Der
9hncn itn1 cincr iorpldltiprn llnicrs
luhhn0 ingcn Wiro, Of CT Gic nirircn
fam obcr nicbi, eincn her etc IN
larSciicr 2eit firircn mirn, mic cB
lisl mil benz. bciicu mnN liDcriien Mes
inlini bcrcinb0rcu tart.
Dcic VIII pru Gpc3id'iftcu finncn
sic. mfnit Ste IT. Nnmtisf uDn Nnltis
n,nrc, No., f0S En.9uliumarc,Gi
ecnluliircm @r bat hiclc WdHier
iurltl, bic cbuc &riolp oeriR6ien. glbs
bltlle pocr Stltr Bli iinocn. ggnS cr
Qnr glaocre 0cibnn, lafm er nub
fir Gle ibun
Gcluc CScbiibrcn lno mehra uub
SaphutRct nerocu oen Wltieln 0eB
@ntteuien uligepabt arrnHairi.
9tEit30-)
9..f.fs 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
s. q III biIia 6op0n.

Ger giegcr Scromc SolliouD, pcl.
der Dor cinioen @obcn oen Stro.
Bcn6obni6difncr Soiep6 SolngblooO
on9riii ipurbc nit elmer @cloiiroic
bon So iiO Soften 6clegt Young-
blooO boitc @erlebungen dm Gorper
imO an SanOgclenf erlitten bic
Olrb cinen Shlog nit cincr glci.
ro6rc cr5ellgt wurOen imO nubte
ldngcrc Belt I'M 6ronflin Square
Soipitol pcrbleibcn.
gScDcn Gubeit0rung Be.
trait.
9lodOcm i'm scr Speiolpoli5ilt
Stciuer BON Der Baltimore Ohio.
9o6n" mc6rmols aus Der Gambler.
Stotion al Die friibe Suit geiebt
battc, purOe Somes Monrel aus
Sourel pegen 9iubeii6rlng perboitct
uHo Dem 9Soli3eiridter So6anuicn
bonn meitlihcn @oIi5eiGeridlt porgci
iii6rt, Der i'm NIT $645 bcitroitc.
AngebIi9er 8olctot 81 ar.
ser.
Sn ser |erion Ocs D Sabre often
9cpis $. Samm bon Or. A2 Slt.
6roB.StroBe. aloubt Die Eoli5ei Oes
iiiolidcn 7iitrifts, einen oei66rlibeu
ASoletot.glaroer geioBt 81 bobei
Der in einem @ooI'Gtoblinemcut an
Der gdc Ser 9igbt unO gSeit.StroB'
augebli9 oie Diebitd6Ie ousiiibrte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03
Die 96ca6f am 6aagerraR
AfS ll-BOOt ]GOmmanO0nt gcgen q
bon &opitGn.2icuicnont 6raiBerr OOu 6uritucr.
N}it 80 Ql0crn ln0 &orten
BON init so giIOcru iuo aartcu.

SoptGn9itcau Sorncr lit elmer or Gtcin m6 ogrc6
ci 9oo GomnanOontcn Der ocdcn @anc Sn RorDolonf I'M
@eie nnol III Der c Gee 9at nit cncr Nnnndat Hbnc
Bcc5ge mternommrr ocueu 0cm pnocpoucu Bud pon
rr81hlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

vDrRtihp GbarDanf bnn RaIigu,nrr" Vulclr
uno @alijHore Slrnse
Erllit.GorspoQuien.
pgeIs pspoHi aaS ztag Ssmtsnnl" IS ranis.
Gir0Ne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

~ etuH Eahas Ne., a62 esS Hor0.m lg.
Giaenih,mS-Mpetten nno Ndnoler
wisrrs q. HuDaa & Hspfrw, 10 Qagcnralr~
S5trshe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

Hfanoleih.C5eid0lie
sSOHicHbutrb .Oau Go.r, Rors.wc9 Slrass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

NIINlIFtIIIINTIf sVtItINI W.
sbnn. NonyIln & gs., 3ne, 1915 Salbsfiidu1
@irabg.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-03

3eitlnaeng 3eitidrificn etr.
~Tht a,dIiiihprc gscirs GpnWarbs, glnbert "
Wlebets @clhditSleIrer 2l7 AsGnlrsrtGlT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-18

sold to private individuals 1t could not
be purchased for that sum. We be-
lieVc that ii will be n good thing for
all TO have the old bridge taken over
by the city" he declared.
Mr. iiirsChberu told the committee
that plans had been made to move the
structure from its present location. In
addition to the purchase cost. he said
that IL would cost about S1i6.O0O to
make the change and widen the floor to
Civ" twcnty-foot roadway and six
foot sidewalk. Estimates and plans
Tor this. he said. had been prepared
free for the city by "A concern of bridge
engineers.
The committee Is expected to tax
some action in this matter on Monday
niSht when ~ meets again. Mr..
iiirschbcrg said that he was anxious
To find out whether it was the pur-
pose of the Council to provide money
TO curry out the enterprise. so that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-18
.Jonn the woman" at the nIIou.

Ia the big l.asky photoplay. Joan
the Woman" which is being shown
twice daily all the week at the Bijou.
II Is apparent that every effort was
made To preserve the historical ar-
curacy OF I'll" story. SO far as il could
be made to conform with the require
m"nis OF the int"rpolntcd love story.
The author of the story. Jeanne Mac
phcrSon. was particularly ingenious in
her version Of tn" capture Of Joan near
Compi"gn". According To history. Joan
was captured by the English, but the
cNiGcncieS Of tn" movie story placed
Joan in dangerous proximity to the
Duke or burgundy. In order to cir
c'imvcnt this situation, the author had
the Duke OF burgundy order the young
:nrliShinan. who MAS i'm love with
Joan. to max" the Maid of Orleans
prisoner. This he does. unwillingly
enough. and history and movie story
are both fairly we'll satisfied.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-18

ed for Il few minutes. and had lcd her
to believe by his reply that tbs. meet
ing would not bc opened until she
could he present When she arrived
several witnesses against her had bee n
examined. says the petition. Her
counsel asked that the case be re-
opened. Mr.. Harris. i; is alleged. after
hearing the chairman say that he
thought this procedure would be fair
arose and demanded that the board
proceed with the case.
Mr.. Harris is charged further with
advising patrons OF the Woodville
School. friends OF the deposed teacher,
that massrnc"ting called for the
purpose Of laying plans for reinstat-
ing her cannot be held in view OF the
boards action i'm Diminishing her.
. The complainant protests that She
has not yet learned tho specific charges
against her. Mr.. Harris having refused
10 give them to her in writing, and she
having arrived at the meeting too late
to hear the witnesses
Il am surprised at this action" said
Superintendent Harris. when the mat
ter was brought 10 his attention last
night.
Lillian Willis was discharged for
inattcntion TO duty, and the proceeding
was entirely regular in every way. She
Was given ample opportunity TO defend
herself"
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WOULD SELL OLD BRIDGE
TO CITY FOR $4,000
Board Suggests Rc-
moving 1t to Some Location
Lower on River.
PRIVATE OFFERS ARE MADE
Railroad VIII Replace Structure
With Handsome Concrete Bridge
Little Further Upstream-White
Before Finance Committee.

If the city decides to buy tho Belt
Line Bridge. owned by the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
company and the Atlantic Coast Line
liailro3d Company, the Administrative"
board has under consideration plans
TO move the structure so that il will
span the James River at Il point con
siderable distance east of its present
location. according to Information sup
piled the Council Committee on rinanc.
last night. Chairman John HirSchbcrg
said that the board had In view as
good locations sites at the Pump House
Meadow street and Belle Isle.
William H. White. president of tho
L.. i. u r.. was before the committee
IN response to n notice that this uues-
ton would come up. lie said that no
spoke for his own road and had been
authorized to speak for the Coast Line
We are ready" he said. TO sell the
old Belt Line Bridge to the city at Il
fair price. 1T is built of wrought iron.
to-day more valuable than steel. and
while its wrcckagc would realize a
large sum, we will bc glad to sell it,. ii
the city wants it. The two railroads
have decided TO build Il concrete bridge
to take tho place Of the present struc-
ture, and IL will be located along side
of the old one. Plans for the new
bridge arc before Federal engineers
awaiting their approval before we can
start work. We would not undertake.
however, to sell the old bridge until
the new has been put into operation
which we expect will be in about eigh-
teen months
HAS BEEN APPROACHED
ny PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS
Mr.. White added that lie had been
approached by several individuals who
wished to buy tho old bridge for pr-
waite concerns. He said that lie would
not treat with any until tho city had
decided what 1t would do In response
TO question Mr.. White aid that he
believed the sale of the bridge to the
city could be arranged for about $40
600. However. he said should it be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-18
CONFEDERATE VET
ENDORSES TANLAC
Resident OF Richmond Since
1918 Tells How Tnnlac
Helped to Restore
Failing Health.
RECOMMENDS IT HIGHLY

Ono Of Richmond's oldest citizeng
highly Endorses Tanlac as Il remedy
for weak stomach and 4 stiffness and
soreness in the back. This elderly
gentleman has been living in and
around Richmond since lSis: fought in
the War Between the states. and gives
his vacation as that of an engineer.
81 suffered intensely from stiffness
and soreness in my back and would
become so stiff at times could hardly
get up after lying down for any lcnet!,
of time. My back was almost con-
stantly sore. and yet this new mcdi-
cine. Tanlac. made me feel much bet
ter and relieved the stiffness almost
from the start. 1t helped my appetite
and digestion great deal. too and
now ] recommend it to all" Signed.
w. w. Chiidress. 307 North 10Th ST.
Richmond. Va. go.
AS the blood becomes thin with, old
age and the Kidneys and vital organs
Of the stomach faltcr and fail. men
and women should help nature back to
normal and cleanse from the system
the germs and other impurities which
il neglected may cause trouble. They
should remember that Tanlac is a sys-
TEN strcnEthcncr. stimulant and blood
remedy. Uric acid and other poisons
soon leave. The digestion, appetite.
nerves and energy come back. and
even though one has reached the ripe
old age Mr.. Childress has, this SPLEEN
"tu t""ic' ooisterS up tue laiNnG or
gans as proven in, the testimonials Of
thousands Of people.
Tanlac is known throughout the
United States as the National Tonic"
and has won the Endorsement OF near
ly million men and women. IT Is
the household word in thousands upon
thousands of homes. Get a bottle to-
day if lacking vigor. steady nerve
hearty appetite or pure rich blood.
Tragle's Drug store. either Polk Mil
Ter Drug stores Ligsett's Drug
store, sole agents, Sl.00.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-18
Form Rifle Squad
From City Police
Werner Orders the Selection of
Ihirty-f0e Men for Encr-
gency Scruicc.

In order that he may be prepared
for amy emergency that may arise on
account Of the critical condition OF the
Times. Major Werner has ordered the
establishment of :, rifle squad Of thirty
I'VE men picked from the best men i'm
the Police Department The order w.s
ISSUED yesterday. and went to TN. three
captains of the several districts. each
or which WAS instructed to select :,
certain number OF men from his or
ganization.
Under tho order, fifteen men are to
be picked from the I:irs, Dis,ric, ar
teen from the Second ana uv. from
inc lhlrd. making II detail of thirty
iiVe men i'm all Special training VIII
be given them. and, after orranjza
tion, the squad Will he under semi
military discipline The men will ho
exercised in the use OF riot guns with
winch the Police Department is sum
Piled. ana will receive such other train
ing AS VIII make Of them AN efficient
ana reliable force ia AN emergency
r-N'r"h'c ear" VIII he exercised III pick
ing the men for the detail Youth will
ne insisted upon. and proper physical
condition Will bc "a chief rcuujrn,n.n,
as the detail is to he picked and
10 be select. Major Werner believes
that there Will bc Il large number of
hpplicants especially in view Of tho
lac, mat tn" members of the .u,ind
VII! u" regarded as the flower Of tho
force
I'ecau*e Of the recent establishment
OF military drill and disciplinn In The
department. the police force has h..n
brought 10 Il high state OF efficiency
ana rs now. Major Werner believes
capable or coping with any situation
WIN which 1t may be confronted