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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Bur Ga6rt nadI 6rantrsidl 6sreit.

Or. s. &c. z. 8iuncp, Der gegen.
wdrtig oaS Commando iiber oc
SSo6us SopfiuS SoipitoI Srsaniio-
ton fiibrt, bat Den geicbl crbalteu,
sic Organization fiir oieien 6reitog
iiir Den 0ieuIt bereit 8u iteaen. 80.
loI0 ole Transportation iiir Die so.
tol-Srgoniiotion orrangirt mer0en
tlun miro 6ielelbe ii6 nacb 6ranf-
reid einldifien. 8ann Die glbreiie
criolgen miro, lit nod uiDt befannt
Hd nod feline oeiinitiDen Sdritte I'M
ttrnommen moroeu iino, Elm Sdifi
su ii1eru meldes Ole 252 Wlitglieoer
Ger Srganiiation nadb europa brul'
gen miro.
N2it 9lusno6me zines @orbiers un0
cines Sdubmabers, lit Die Organi.
jation bereit, innerbalb Elm paar
Stunoen, ra6oeu Der 8eiebl pom
@enerul-Gbirurg @orgoS aus @ai6-
ingtou eingelGllien lit, lire Heiie an.
Sutreten. Or. 6. ". 9riogmmL Der
9tefrutiruneS.Oifi5ier Der Orgdniio-
iion, lit allf Der SuHc nod einem gll'
ten Barber imo eincm Sbu5mader.
9(pplifanteu iollcn iib am @littuo1
g6eno Inn s llbr om @ingang 6um
cSo6ns Sopfins.SoipitoI meloen. Ole
Ibeilne6mer an Der Expedition Iino:
9ertrom &. 9open 9lr. 70i, 0lorN-
Sreriiont-9lpenue; SoIepb u. Qroluer,
91r. 639, @elt-6rauflin.Str.; @rooer
9romu, g4r. 10S, @eit-Gonpop-Str.;
SorrD g. gloler, Scr. 20t3, Sit-Sulti.
more.Str.; 6reOerif 2onO6erg, glr.
2404, MoOiion.9luc; 2ouiS aroltB,
g3r. 20t9. MoOiion-gloe.; SreO. 9ren,
ner. 9ir. 340i, Wlonte6ello Rooo; sc.
rome Senfpr, Or. St3, 9RorO-Eort.
Ctr; @eo. 81 Bomior0, g|r. 1922.
Qote 9(Oc.; @m. 9. @itmer, 9tr.2i00,
ct. 4ouI-Str.; Sobn z. McGorniid,
gSr. 2329. glorO.GoIuert- Str; Siaoor
q. 8esfino, glr. 1927, GrleanS-Str.; /;
0oOio NcOncr, Or. 72t, Nit-9ering-
ton-Str.; S5er6ert 81. @ilfiniOn, 9tr.
439, SiiO-GlImooo. .9lpe.; Sas. Burns,
O}r. 22OS, SIt.91ort6 9lpe.; GOworo g.
GggeriieOt, gir. 3014. @uilforO.9loe.; /;
9lnOre $. @lorcilloc, 9Ir. 81 Sit.
O}ort6 .9(pe.; Susb 30. @rp. 9lr. 743,
@eit-6ovctte- -Str.; 6reO. g8. Smit6,
aingsOille. Mo; Clarence. 3. GaiiioD,
92r. 726. g9eli.5oDette-Str.; @m. s.
Sellp, 9tr. 900, Sit-Nlontgomerp.
Str; Sol. S. 9lrgolrisbt glr. tts,
@roipect-9(pe.; Sugb &. Nlorgan,
9loi6oile, Genn.; 9ll6ert S. 9relpIter,
College @arf, Ga; Sennings 9. Gin.
coin, @ort Hepublic, 3D.; @ilbert g..
Meefins, Cambridge, Nlo.; @illiam
g. Maper. Sobnstomn ga; GIifforo
81 9anc, @ai6ington 9o.; Sort 3.
gonrob, Gullom6ee, g(.,G.; GbparO
Spol0ing, Sobns Sopfins 9ler5te-
Stab, Gowaro 3. 9iuton @oibing-
ton, 9a.; 9lidoro @. GobIenb, 9II-
tooua, 3d.; @urlanO 30. SarpccO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Slm @ra6cridJmiidnmsStasc.

Ger 9Grm perlhmut, eS ihweigt Die
g9elt,
Seilt' 5ie6t ein@neel 0ur6 ole 9onoe
@r fommt pom bo6en Simmels5elt
llno meint an mon1em @rabeSranoe.
Gr flngt nm nan1es braue Ser5,
Sos man gemortert bat bienieOen;
lSn ieinem 9lntlis liegt oiel 5bmer5,
llno leiie 6etet er nm 6rieocn.
Sbn rii6rct ni6t Ser eroBe SdWarm
Ser bIumenltreuenoen @eltalten;
Sic @elt lit jebt on 2iebe arm
Srob 6eiertag imO SGnoeiolten.
9lls mar Der @ottesilinfen toot,
Ger ionIt ole Weni6enbruIt fonnt'
riibren;
9Iei6 i9eint Der 0}eni6beit Wloreen-
roth,
Gas uns 5ur S0be mollte fiibren.
2eiGtfertis tritt man in 0en Staub
Die idb0nite oler @rOensiiter;
9lls mGre Gro uno Simmel taub,
glls CAB es feline treuen Sitter.
Der 8rieOensgriiB lit MIR elm S9aa,
Ole 2ie6e mrB Der Sel6itiil6t mei-
den;
Starr lit oes 0leni6enber5enS @au,
Stein 9ooesiArci fam i'm erluei1eu.
Ole 8abrbeit Iiegt in 9ann unO 9ldt,
&ein 8lumenfron5 miro i5r ge6oten;
llnO aus Ger tieien @rabesna9t
Sort man 0en Mobnrilf uui'rer 600.
ten.
> gSeIt, b0rit on Die Stimmen ni6t?
Die Eo0ten pollen uns nerflagen,
Ger 6rieoenScngel bGlt @eridt,
SIN uni're Ser5en nil er i6lagen
Sem @lumeniIor oedt @unOen 5il
Gein @rabgelong peri0bnt Die Zoo
ten
Gen 2ebenoe1 g0nnt' einmal Stub,
ga lie9en picle miiO nm 9oOen.
Streut 8tumeL no ole gIrnuItb
pobnt,
Gieri66nt Die itreitenoen @eitaltenl
Gas lit Elm Merf, Oos iih emit lobnt,
29enn mir i'm 6rieoboi giufebr bal
TEN.
Gas mar ein Observation-Disclosures,
@enn ii6 ole 6einOe gan5 OeriO6nen;
@iel i1oner ais Der @lodeniblag
W}iit' eS in imi're 6er5en tonen!
Sin nelIer tSrii0ling febret Elm
llno Srieoe poltete muf @roen;
Gas S5er3 miro cine 9lume ieiu,
8enn W2enideu mieoer sOieniden
meroenl q. q. Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Sin g9laner.

Der olte babiI9e llnter1u1ungSribs
ter syrei6crr GanooIin BON 8littersoorf
in &arlsrube purOe pessn ieiner gros
ben &Iug6eit pon ben SpiBbuben Be-
Tonoers gefirGtet, BEL Der @eDOItsrung
lepo9 mar CT iiberuus popular. Sim
NAL bate CT es nit elmer nur nit
Snbi5ien beIaiteten @ilOerergeIeulGoft
su tun, bon Der elmer bartgeIottener
uno geriebener mar ais ser onoere, uno
oesbolb geDa6ts Der 2anoolin, pie er
Ieines llngep0bnli6en @oruomcns
pcgen tllr5 uno pertrduli6 senannt
tuuroe, iiD teim entI@eibenoen @erb0r
5unG9f einmal ben obgebriibteiten Der
Gpittuten nab Der bdtsrli9en Nles
t6oOe 81 taufen. @r Iagte alYo gu ibm
ctpa: rSonues, mab bir osin @etDiIs
fen lei9t uuo Tags grao uies ii9" @a
fam dber Der odnooIin ih0n an. IS,
mir parenS ia gar net" beteuerts Der
Cannes Gin iiber bas onoere Wlol unO
bic iibrigen mabtcn es seraOe 70, ais
Tie o1e miteinanber i'm 3immer ees
Neutrality-suspicious. borsefiibrt ipurs
Oen 9u tIappte 2dnoOIiu leiue often
81 uno Ioete nit ieiner n6ielHoen
Stimms; aWlit eu9 iIb mir 5'made!
Ma6t, 6aB ibr peiters tommt. unO
nemmen au cure Gjepe6rel" llno ri1'
tia Iiefen oie boderfreut oufaimeuben
2erle auf einsn GsiiipGrts Ite6enhen
Slid Su. I'm ibre i'm @ulo perItedt
aufsefunoeuen @a9feu beraus3ulus
den. Do ater rsdte Iih Der 9anooz
lin gu Ieiner polIen @r6Be unb rief
nit 9ounsriiimme; oSapp i'd eu6
IeBt, ibr 9errgottlatramenter!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Snntcrls Qcidle ae6uraen.

Ole 2eide Oes s. JreOerid sun.
ter, zines @raOuirteu Der Sobns Sop
fins llnibcriitGt uno Sobnes BON
Scrrn iinO 6rou Sobn $. Sumter,
BON SIR. 1902 SpringOale.glDe., Der
Dor elmer 8ode beim Sdwimmen
in GoIumfia. 9lla., ertrnnt, puroe
an Sonntng, ipie cine Depei6c an
Oic Gltern belogt aeborgen. Scr a0r'
per miro ndh 8oltimore iibcrfiibrt
meroen. 9ie 9eeroieung fiuoet am
0onnerItag ltatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Nctlrcnnen 5it YrOIpect-@ @arf.

G5cItern lhloiien Ole g9ettrennen
all BroipectTnrt ab imo beiite be-
gin1eu Die Hcmeu uuf Der &ennbobu
an W1urI6orougb fir iiinf Gage. Spe'
3iol5iige oeben pom llnion-gobnboie
lm 1852 ino altf Der cleftriiden
9o6n ocr g9. g. & 9(.s2inie I'M
11.3O unO Inn 1890 u6. Gas 9c-
iuItot scr Gcnnen om geitrigcn Gage
iuor
I. &ennen 5 SurIone r@uc".
,.aOIo 9rurD~t gSpougIe GudeB."
2. Gennen 8 6urlong- oGnpD, "
n9urbant," D&empD 0uncun.
3. Nennen 5 Slrlong-o oglollie, "
,,Stolmort @an," o9'gLiglon".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Ncridt Ses WaItimore.g 9ettcr6iireons.

glus Den iibrigen Bnnoes.Wetter-
6cobadtltugs. .Stationen ipuroen oie
iolgeuoen bohiteu Eemperutureh
ole Inn s llDr geitern g6eHo bcrrid-
ten. berihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

GbUu y. eamclS, MehtSmah. Raicnic Gau.
eelS Ghngmqrien Serlngsrnie Nlarnlnnh
Iruli Nul0iu0
Chaplin W Tcgaufou, 1i6-ff7 Cam Rifl6ln0
iSidbrQr Gri00runQ.
81. o. 4 ge. 4, Nouoro, ~ Continental Nl0q.
NrnIl5lren leii 1872 erIolarelb ut baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
llntcr6o[tnnos.gSeoluciicr

USDro'S" Sntolerditcc"
ppppoorume Sauoepinc uno g9anocI6iloer.
,,WinrAlanb g'dloeoiue uno gBonoelbilner.
,Wiuii.9llnbcmie" - 20 600 WieileH unier
oem WleerY (gSnnoelbllo).
y@IetDria"-8 8luoeUiue unb BonoeIbiIoer.
,,ytper 0ieiu Bart" ~ Sdelid Son8erte lHo
olloere Ittraiiionen.
:, gsaN s1Ore" - IdaIicb Gou8crie uno onScre
llnierbaltlngen.
,C5wNHn Cat" adeli3 SouOcoqe unO
nnocre Qnerbailln0en.
:, ~permanns YariH, gslair SluaO - Ids3
gauoeoiae, Wiuiif unb Cana.
0pn5ert i'm ,1rnio 6ingdrW.
SaS $rugrumnl iiir oas 9on5ert oes it1otl'
lben 9drisCrbeiers unier GetlHg oes Br0i.
Sanel 6elomann I'M nSulio 9tlls@dri" beute
abeHo bon 7.30 bis 10 ll0r IT, pie toIgi
.9lmerica"
WIarid5 .Gbe Man 8e6ino i6e @un" Soula
Suoertire a0ie NfiibIe uut oem SSelien",
HeiiiiUger
glric aus nSanlel uno e5reieI" .Sumper6fnr
QSqI8er oQalntng 6OeS" "............ 8obau
3Dlopbon, Colo ,linaarfbe 8antaiie" . GobaHi
tNerr 9oiparO g. 6bateb)
eSl0 Soils at 6ome" "................ .2lie
Suite ss}ou auslanoiicbeu aduoern" @loBiOWsii
Gin GdriensIan3 acknowledgements. Bdrgds
Seleition ,BrHceB Bat" ".,......... Serbert
Wldrd aGnIhleiH Of sSreeoom" .....,.... .3ttg
,eSiGr SDmaleo Ndnner".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

Nommau pon SIlinois; @roce 5olu.
Ter bon 9cp Sonpi6irc; @Oua Sid.
man BON 9iebrasfa, unO Rut6 N}ore.
ood bon An0iana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
MnnInfl
Srllft. .Gonlnnnnien.

o1mtIde epai0anl BON 9onimore", Guiap.
un0 baltimore GirdBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

Sslp'crIhmicSe nn0 Bhnlhcrs.
Sru Nnbert, 1873 s6nmeS.ctra1e. 4. & q.
4elep6on g6olie 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
gyetterausfidlten.

Sir NlnrDlano unO ben GiItrift
Columbia beute flar uuo p1rmer
pmo peitli6c @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
WoumateriaIien, Gbiiren Ncniler.

,ssIs sIsoF. 9spoT aNS arHn coHpa@". ~ eouis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

,1eutidie Ndnt pou Baltimore" Baltimore. nnb
pDlliodO Slrupc AuNuii laehcr lrdnnenl,
No0n V gmber Meef3rdilo0u; Veotae 3.
yan0 Naiilrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

red, @loum @e0r1uG. SeIen 2oug.
morib1 unO Mar'orie 2epiS pon
9lcn 9orf @laD 99cit pou 8irginicn;
&ut9 Goo0 BON @liHouri; Seleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

INUWItIt -WUVII w,
Sas, y. SOiet & 0D., ii5-ii7 Eho.S S;eoerlds
Gtruee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
gaic6aIl.

Gciicrn lpuroeu ole 8allipiele mic.
Der gdilo beoeuteno bonn Reeempettcr
beeiutr6dtiet. 0ie goltimorer fom.
ten in Bropioeuce nidt ipieIen uno
mr in Eoronto fano Gin Spiel itott.
QlnG BON ocn Clubs Der ylotional-
liea fonntcn MIR 5mei Clubs in Gin
cirnati ipicIcn. Qie Score mar:
n9ntsrnatOnal aeasus".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

Sanomirt5ibaltIide @crdtde, Slime.
rcicn lm0 @efliiqeI5iidbterei.
@rlliit9, snrner Gro 2O5 9lorosyacas@ir. unb
36G 9rro WuDsGn
Sle wtsheT a. etiiier Co., 90 oiabl cuaBe.
oclii@eS SameH0elbdn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

&idnOleib-@clh1ite
"0ruicIlealeo aoan Ou.", I gloro ,@ap etsabe
GiIcnnaorea oIlcr g(rt mo Suf.
fbmic0. 3nbe6or.
~. emt Ranne Sc. s62 a0i slot6 @ab Gir
Gl0eni1inlS gIgcntcn un0 NGn0ler
y'Grye 8, 1uaar & 1spbsu. 10 Cneernaion
,}eltlnQCu 3eitihriiten. etc.
"x6s 0aiiiigote gsps ccmvang" lle6er s q
WeperS, @ei0aIislibrer, 227 R.Gdluerl en-.
Geitihe @iic1cr ino 3eiiihriften.
u. eouill@ Gr. 9oa. seehecrnolou strobe
gbptogroyb.
ea@voa ein Fbelearopb bon gusdehnnna.
ylr 10. gBcitpeiiaainn Gira6e
Sric0tSfc.
cnF rniun Nemeirfh. -werlduoetif Vanern.
Nncoue Yllle pegra6uibplibs lniee iar6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
Nua0eg- -9epartcment fir QaH0wiFt6.

idaft- @etter-Yiirean.
Normole Temperatllr. SO @roo
W3ittIere 9enperatllr. $50 @roo
Soditc Eemperotrr GA @roS
Nicoriglte 9emperotllr. J.. .54 @ruO
@cridt Oes SGltimOre-g9 -g9etter6iireGns.
Ger 6eudtigfeitsgebolt Ser 2utt
NOR 80 Bro5ent lin 8 llbr Morgens
uno 70 8ro3ent nn s llbr 9(6enoS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

tI7T'77 y : w : - 7IYNTF7
~, : G1aoeioro * Co.. it7-2i 0bam1tr OF
0oumer,e 9SiiIoin0,
Dggutidle 8enrr.3erf6srnnse@ @eicnidnit", Sol.
iodbl unf NdliimurcsGifnbe
s9enildl Nurrisaniimc 0enrr9ernmcfuu03t0l t0les
enldnii", AaItmures@irabe nnD lnm
pnuieYlheHue.
p0legal Snlnsan-s So VI eluerpcs" Scnn 9Q.
Notlielo, Meiioep3 QloiaUcr. iOl.- iO3 O0anls
Der 0I Commerce Nuil0inQ
,Wetmnuin Neuer 4CrlihguNq3s o4cfcufMnIfA
baltimore uuO Notihsgtrnbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

.EGt rb Sowm watlouI Baml", w0ns nnO
Greier sruNc Sacun gS pUui llruNoeni;
NenrD 81. ge0ue Ndlirer
,,SecDnb yiatluual Wonl", 432 GholNr0aOluaD.
2S. g. 9Sdpuer. Nniiirci
,,NrfCra Gntlnunl Snnt", IA 4Oth.0uiamr cir.
". WutiuU. Multcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30

NlcbploitelL WlctuIl. etc
leH, gouIl'n & Co.. Sue., i9-i5 8albei .iorp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-30
@cl6aIts. .gSrgwcllcy.

WleFcantIlc gI9cNrn.
Sc. @. 0tui \ Go.,
coz Gi0 Wamlan0 1mIt Huuoiua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15

CoR 70 years THE OHIO
L FARMER has been mine of
information for farmers, written by
practical men and edited by a staff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15

- LONDON. Dec. t:.-[By Associated
-PreSS.)-N battle has occurred near Hell
yorod. in southern Russia. between Boil
sheyiki forces and troops under Gen.
Korniloff. but tho outcome has not been
established. and Pe,rograd advtces are
conflicting The PctroErad correspon-
dent Of the Daily Mail reports that Cen
Korniloff was defeated and wounded
and that his capture was to BE- expected.
A dispatch from the representative or
the Post. however. denies the reported
Bolsheviki victory. saying Gen. korni-
loft has routed his opponents and VIII
soon Join Gen. kaledines at Novo Tell
crkask.
The Post correspondent. who received
his information from an unnamed
source. sends a detailed description OF
the battle. He says Gen. korniloff had
about 5000 men. making up what is
known as tho wild Division" OF Cava-
liers, of st. George. battalion IF Death
and Some artillery. When the Bolshc-
Wiki tro2S were encountered Gen. kor-
nfloff divided his army and sent one
part forward by train. This was soon
followed UP by the Bolsheviki and at
tackled with artillery. Some Of his OPP
ponents fled and others surrendered or
ioined the Red Guard section OF the
Kornlloff army. The remaining Bo!She-
Wiki were wounded and dealt with very
drastically.
The Mails dispatch. which was file,i
in Petrograd Tuesday. reports that Cen.
Korniloffs forces. consisting of six
trainloads Of troops. were attacked h.
the Bolshevikl supporters. The gen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15
Berlin Declares Peace
Offer Came From the
British Last September

AMSTERDAM. Dec. 14.-Britain-not
Gcrmany-startcd the peace feclers Of
last September. recently mentioned by
British Foreign Minister Balfour. ac-
Cording 10 German official statement
received here today.
The statement asserted that the Bri.
sh 'fcclcr' was Il tentative one. but
was never carried through TO its con-
clusion.
Bonar Laws statement to the House
of Commons carly this week asserted
that neutral government had sound
cd England for Germany on possibil!-
ties Of peace
AT the beginning Of September. the
German government through a neutral's
mediation received an inquiry relating
TO German war aims" the statement
said The communication was couch
ed in such form that it could certainly
be supposed that the inquiry was made
with the knowledge and sanction of the
British government Moreover the cir
cumstances attending the inquiry al
lowed the conclusion that most probably
the British cabinet was informed OF the
step. and that it was sanctioned OF least
by the most important allies"
The German government In prnciple
was ready to answer the inquiry" the
statement said. Two courses Wero
upcn--an indirect or a direct reply.
The decisive objection to the indirect
through Il neutral was that the one
sided publication OF the German attf,
tude might bind us to n policy without
equivalent guarantee Of the attitude Of
tho enemy.
"A direct. verbal reply. through an In
tcrmrdiary appeared To he the most OPP
perfume course The trend of cventa.
however. forced the conviction that
nothing was being done by our onpon-
ents to facilitate such n direct reply.
"Regarding the utterancc Of the Brit
ish government rs TO it's readiness to re-
crivc any communication. the irst news
OF this war in Foreign Minister Bal
four's statement in the House OF COM
mons.
Further steps were not taken on the
German side"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15

excess profits gained on sugar since
October s.
John Mitchell, chairman of the food
board. in conjunction with Arthur
Williams, food administrator for New
York City. stated that the boards de-
cision in respect TO the dealers is as
drastic as the situation demands II
present.
In the pursuit Of, profitrnrs. the State
and Federal authorities. it was said
to-day. will within 4 short lime pub
liSh set OF regulations under which it
will be Impossible for the dealer to
charge unjust prices. The food board
proposes also 10 continue the plan of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15
ProfiteprS Punished
For 0verCharging Public

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-the first
cases here in which the Federal food
administration authorities have with
drawn the license privilege TO dealers
we're made effective today when two
. Wholesale grocery firms. Herman
Dworkis and Goldberg & Cohen. who
admitted overcharging customers for
sugar, were Obliged 10 close their
stores. Their licenses have been re-
voked temporarily. and they have been
ordered to refund to customers the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-15

NM PERMANENT POLICY Of
MILITARY TRAINING FAVORED
BY THE SECRET ARY Of WAR

serve with patriotic fervor in an in
conspicuous and sclf-sacrifiCinG but in
dispcnsaby helpful way.
The problems of supply are not yet
solved: but they Arc in the course Of
solution. Sound beginnings have been
made. and as the military effort OF the
country grows the arrangements per
fccted and organizations created will OK
pand 10 meet it,
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erals capture was expected shortly. as

erals capture was expected shortly. as
he was said TO have been surrourded
Gen. kaledines. the CoSSack chief at
tempted to send troops TO aid Gen. hoFn-
'iloff. but this project failed on account
OF the refusal Of the railway employees
to carry the reinforcements. Gen. Kali
cdlnes' original idea Of cutting off sup
plies from Moscow and Petrograd proved
70 be impossible of achievement and the
attempt of the Cossack to sever COM
munication failed.
In a long review of the Russian sit
uaion. the Petrograd correspondent or
the Post says there Is no prospect OF a
peaceful settlement and that hcnceforh
force must decide everything.
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pEsERrER ARRESTED

C1.AHKs7I'RG. ". Va. Dec. "a
Charged with having deserted from
"ru:,. Y y e Tia r.r> regiment a.
,L, west l'F"".inii, N.''.,''ul vi rrr"
months ago while it was doing guard
~. E""i.n" f.>hrr l:urrUugnS. Il
member of the United States marin"
rocps. home. on n furlough was arrest
I'd today and locked up in q Jail to await
action IF military authorities at Camp
Shelby, Harrisburg. Mississippi.
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he expected, and Will sail within few
DAYS from an Atlantic port, it was an
uounced here to-day. When he enlist
ed It was with the belief that be would
not be called before next April, and
he made concert engagements accord
ingly. To meet the governments or
der, he cancels 40 engagements for
concerts.
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CLEVELAND STREET
CAR FARE RAISED

CLEvEvLAND. O.. Dec. 14.-Bcgin-
ming at midnight tonight local street
car fare will be cents instead Of g..
Tickets. which have sold five for IS
cents, will sell three for a dime. Tho
penny charge for transfers will he dis
continued The boost is caused by q
low interest fund.
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Great ViO|iniSt Called
On For Overseas Duty

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 14.-Fran'
els MacMillen. noted violinist. who en-
listed as an interpreter in the field SER
vice Of the army. recently, has been
called for service abroad earlier than
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Since the European war began one
third Of the Aremnian race mas pecn
massacred, or died from starvation and
one-halt of those remaining are home
less and dying In exile.
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Conflicting Reports Of
Battle Between the
Factions in Russia

BERLIN, Dec. 13.-NeE otia-
tons" for an arntstice to re-
place the existing truce on the
RUSSIAN front VIII begin today
, at the headquarters Of Prince
Leopold Of Bavaria, the German
general staff announced today.
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publishing suggested" prices. whole
sale and retail. for the guidance OF
the public.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-08-31
FUNNY PROPOSITION is LIFE

Did you ever sit and ponder, sit and
wonder, sit and think, why we're here
and what this life is all about? It's
problem that has driven many brainy
men to drink. It's the weirdest thing
they've tried to figure out; about
thousand different theories all the sci
entists can show. But never yet
proved q reason why. With all we've
thought and all we've taught, why, all
we seem TO know is we're born and
live awhile and die. Lies a very
funny proposition, after all. Imagina-
ton, jealousy, hypocrisy and gall;
three meals day, whole lot to say
when you haven't got the coin you're
always in the way. Everybody's fight
ing as we wend our way along. Every
fellow claims the other fellows in the
wrong; hurried and worried until
we're buried, and there's no curtain
call Life is funny proposition,
after all. When all things are COM
ing easy, and when luck is with man,
why, then, life to him is sunshine
everywhere. Then the fates blow rath-
err breezy, and they quite upset a
plan; then he'll cry that life's a bur-
den hard to bear. Though today may
be day of smiles. tomorrow's still in
doubt. And what brings me joy may
bring you care and woe. We're born
to die and don't know why, or what's
1t all about; and the more we try to
learn the less we know. Life is funny
proposition, you can bet, and no ones
ever solved the problem properly yet !;
young for day, then old and gray,
like the rose that buds and blooms and
fades and falls away. Losing health
ito gain our wealth as through this
dream we tour; everything's a guess
ing and nothing's absolutely sure, Bat
tiles exciting and fates we're fighting
Funtil the curtains fall. Life's very
funny proposition, after all.-George
M. Cohan.