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The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF thc h'si'oi
| >. &, Lard Office at Lamar, Colo. Apr. 10. lole.
y. ice u hereby given that Charles o Mills oil
~ =, Colo. who. on Sept. 49, 1911 made I'D.
N'ehhf. Oia32i, for the N l-2 Of Sec IL. Twp.
entry No. a. W, 9th =. NJ. has filed notice of
- 81 Range IKE three year proof. to establish
Intention te IN, ubove described before Colum-
lam TO the land Com, at Campo. Co!o.' on the
Ws C. Sven, U. S.
u day of June 1915 vj,,,s...,
Claimant names ~. -, Jackson, Fred
}, w. Cowan, ID. Davis, we
ollins, all of Richards Colo Ragister,
A. L. BEA NERS, -
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
NorIcs FoR PUBLICATION
Dspartneat Of the Intssior
U. 8. Land Once st Lamar. Colo.,

Apr. I. 1913.
Noaes 10 hereby given that Lena A. Wilson. Of
Springfield. Colorado. who on Ssreh 10, 1911.
made homestead sntTy serial No. ol4i3s. for nh
Of section Is. Townshio 30 South.
Range q W.. 9Th Principal Meridian. has nIe
notice Of intention 10 make hnalS . year proof. to
establish claim b the laad above deseribsd. BE-
fore Suas e. spsckmann U. s. Cen. At
Springfield. Colo. on the 18th day Of June. 1918.
Claimant names - Witnesses
Marion Cqeek. Tilden scarborouEh. ". J. Ray
and Rex Ray. all Of Springfield. Colo.
A. L. BEAVER,Rexister
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
Notice for Publication

u. 8. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
Apr. I, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Harvey Y. Gunkel,
Of ofSprinEtield. Colo, who. on Sept. 25th, 1918.
made homestead entry serial No. ol35s7 for the
(sonth half of Sec. 20 T. 32 9. R. IS W.. 9Th p n.
has filed notice Of intention o make 3-ysar proof
70 establish claim to the land above described. BE-
fore Silss Z. Speekmann, U. s. commissioner. At
Springfield, Colo. On the 18th day Of June, 1918.
Claimant namss - witnesses.
r. o. Wallace. S. &. Green. +. d. Wallace. and
Dwight Caldwell. all Of Springfield. Colo.
A L BEAVERS. Register
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
LAND WANTED
l want to buy a few half
Sections ana Sections of Land
Geo. B. Cones,
Meade, kans.
LISTEN!

| have we'll improved 200
acre farm, with good well and
spring water, both soft, all kinds
of bearing fruit. fifty acres in
cultivation, balance heavy timD.
er, fenced with woven wire.
This is good soil ana will grow
anything, and hogs viii fatten
on the acorns. Want western
land. Send guaranteed descrip.
ton il Interested. Price So, 900
Will Arthur
do.4 Mountain View. Mo.
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Intsrior

U. s. Land Once At Lamar. Colo. Apr. ]. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Wilmer Bewley.
Of Villas, Colo. who. on Nay =, 1915, mads
Hd Entry, No. 0i73S3, for lots TO- II. q. %, 25,
Of Sec "a, lots ]. s. T. 10. ~, Of Sec Is. Township
81 s.. Range IS w., 9Th Prin. Meridian. has nisd
notice of intention to make thrss year proof. to
establish chin to tho land above described, bsfors
silas E. Speckmann, U. 8. Commissioner. At
Springfield. Colo. on the lst day Of June. 1915.
Claimant names - witnesses:
Fred Hollister. II. Amsine, Charles A. Finley,
Clarence Conner. all Of Villas. Colo.
A. L. BEAVERS, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
ANNOUNCEMENT

l will gladly go anywhere in
Baca county and cry Red Cros,
sales free of charge. Good peo.
pie. donate the goods setting
OF eggs, lb of butter, rooster,
pig, calf, or anything you have
to spare, and name the date-I
will be there.
Other communities are doing
this.
w. A. Thompson.
Baca county auctionecr
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
UlaHHtt1pn
DIR. w. T. DICKERSON
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Barler Building
North Main St
Springfield, Colorado

Strayed or Stolen-Ore
red, white face COW with hor, $,
branded TU on right hip. Two
red yearling steers. white faces,
one with white front leg, brand
ed il on left side, left ear crop
to the left. Finder please no..y
me and receive reward.
..d9.2 J. G. Murray, Flues. Colo.
WANTED-a man to break
and put in some land; will give
1926 per acre and one third for
harvesting. Party can have an
equal amount Of land for this
years. crop. Good sandy land
and plenty of it. Will have work
along through the summer. Am
leaving for the army and prefer
a man who can live on the place.
My teams are for sale-$l50.
Place locrted at No. IL.
p. F. Colson, Utleyville, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher.l
Department Uf the Interior.
u, s. land Once at Lamar. Colorado.

D0paFtment Uf tho Interior.
u, s. land Once at Lamar. Culorado.
Feb. 10, 1915,
NOilCE b hereby given that Lee F. Berry.
Of Richards. Cola. who on Nov. q. 1914, made
h. e No. ol6isi. for SEX. Sec. %. T. - s.. lots Y
8, H. ls. 10. se,4nw11. Sec. .. Twp. 80 s.. ~ W.
9Th p. ~. iAs als, motifs Of intention to make
Final thres year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described before Silas E. Speckmann
U. 8. Com. At epiinsHcld. Colorado, on the
2lth day Of Nay, 1918.
oiAananS names - Witnesses:
N. u. AcC2endon, Earl B. Clapp. james S. Acre.
and Jesse D. Taylor. all of Richards, Colo.
A. L. BEAVER. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
Music Glass

Miss Edith Campbell, graduate
of Bethany college, Lindsboro,
Kans.. will be in Springfield the
last of the month to form a class
in music. Lessons given weekly
or semi weekly, usual rates.
Watch later announcements. d9-l
The Springfield herald., 1918-05-24
DO YOU WANT
A FEDERAL LOAN?

If so, Rave your abstract
of title made by the Raca
Co. Abstract Co., Spring.
field, Colo. Have had 13
years experience in mak-
ing abstracts of title to
Baca county lands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

let. OF Fredericksburg. Fourth District
chairman. Mrs. Albert Speiden.
Introduction OF State officers. Mrs.
w. y. Hamlet.
Address. Mrs. VIM. Cabcll Flournoy. of
Richmond. state president.
sketch OF Prince William County,
Mrs Hannah Johnson.
Vocal solo. selected. Miss Mary Lee
Chapman.
Address. Rev. T. D. d. Clark.
Address. "Patriotism." Hon. Chas c.
Cariin.
Vocal SOLO. Somewhere in France"
Miss Louise Mallory.
RccitationS. "America's Defenders
and AT One Again" Rosa Lee Rice.
Song. The Sar-Spansled Banner"
An automobile ride 10 points Of in
terest in and around Manassas was ar
ranged for the entertainment OF the
visitors and luncheon was rendered
them on Wednesday,
The work Of the district was ably
discussed and brought out the fact that.
besides work for veterans and women
of the sos. and the education OF de-
sccndants OF Confederate Veterans rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
NINE

well as historical and memorial WORK,
the organization ia doins superh na.,
triotic work. -
They have subscribed se.O0c 600 ~
Liberty bonds. while the fourth vice.
president OF the Virginia Division. IA
ID. G.. Mrs. j. Is. Bowman. OF Richmond
has sold more war saving stamps than
any woman in America. s3l goo worth
Every L. ID. 6. chapter is workinp
daily through the Red Cross and ccns
tral committees in every patriotic
movement of the, day.
The /. ID. e. has endowed three en-.
tire wards in the American Military
Hospital at Neuiily, France These
three wards contain thirty beds which
cost $4,000. Each bed is marked with
d brass tablet bearing the name OF a
Confederate hero. Virginia has two Of
these beds. one endowed by the Ntr.
| sinia Division in memory OF r r. Lee.
and one presented by Mrs. SeuiFf. OF
New York, through Richmond Chapter,
! in memory of Stonewall Jackson The
| other State divisions have names on
their beds for Southern heroes chosen
by them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

above the ground. Guards will be sta
'iohcc on elevated sentry BOXES at each
corner or the stockade. Five thou
sahd dollars has been allowed by the
government for this work
Orders were issued to-day tina. in lu-
ture good conduct passes shall not be
used as passes authorizing men TO
visit Richmond at any time or TO visit
iiopewell or Petersburg or other near
by towns after 1880 /. NJ Organiza.
ton commanders may grant special
passes for visiting Richmond or other
distant towns and for Visiting p.t.rs
burg and Hopewcll or similar near
by towns after 1899 Commanders
were Instructed TO exercise care that
10 men who arc Slovenly or untidv in
appearance or "ho have failed to
render the usual military cour,csi.s
since the 2oth shall be given special
passes.
Hundreds OF men within tn. can
Torment were affected by an order is
sued to-day. instructing that in so
Tar as practicable. spcc!a! duty work
Will be performed by men declared
by competent authority unit for over
seas service. Brigade and separntr
unit commanders Will report TO di-
vision Headquarters by next WcdncS-
day the names OF all men who hav,.
not been declared unfit Tor overseas
se.rice. and are st!iI on special duty
OUTSIDE lhelF OFSa gtZatici. together
with the list OF names OF the men UNI
fit for service who they believe should
I'LL these places.
John Masetield, noted British poet,
who was sent To this country by the
allied ministry %! Information spoke
at this camp Thursday night In peI
sonal conversation he stated that he
believed the war would continue GyS
years. and that II would be fifteen years
before the world would be in a norma!
state Of peace.
Charles j. Pollard, one or Peters
burgs most popular young men, and
who has been practIC!nG law in that
city for several years. will rcpor, AT
camp Lee on sunday morning for duty
as field clerk to MaJov-Gcncral .A,tclbert
Cronkhite, commanding general OF In.
Eightieth Division. Besides his legal
training and ability h. IS an expert
s;cnographcr. which qualifications well
tit him for the most responsible posi-
ton held BY 4 noncon:n iss toned OFFICER
within the division. He succeeds
Joseph a. McCathy. OF New York CITY.
who was with General Cronkhite for
number OF months az Camp Lee. and
who accompanied him to Europe on
the generals tour of observation. Mr.
Mccarthy was to-day appointed second
lieutenant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
AIbcmarlc nriton. Celebrate.

lSpecla 10 me Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. MAY o5.-
Empire Day was iittingly observed bv
the British residents in this community
a the picnic grounds at Fry's Spring
to-day, Il day late. the program being
in charge OF the Albemarle branch of
the Patriotic League OF Britons over
seas. y prayer service. for the sue
cess of the allied cause. was held at
noon. conducted by Archdcacon T. W.
Nevc. OF Ivy. and Rev. Leslie Robin
son, OF Cismont. Following the lunch
con. addresses were made by Professor
Richard Heath Dabney, Of the Univer-
Sty OF Virginia, who spoke on Brit
ish and American Unity" Lieutenant
r. ID. Beck, of the Royal Artillery
British Army, wearcr OF several
medals given for bravery, and one OF
the few "Contemptibles" now left alive;
Arthur Il. Wilmer, of Richmond, Brit
ish vice consul in Virginia, and Presi-
dent Walter Whately, of Crozet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
SlTTINGS OF WESTERN
DISTRICT COURT AFFECTED
II BiiI Before senate Is Passed Must
&c tndIcni Alterations
of Dutcn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

special i ne limes- DlED3tcn.I
LYNCHBCRG. VA. May 25.-lf the
bill now pending before the Senate
At Washington. looking 10 the rear
ranSemcnt OF the time for the courts
IN the western district OF Virginil,
becomes law before June l. II will
tee necessary for several OF the terms
al different places ia the district to b..
abandoned during June, July and Au-
gust. in order TO get the courts unde"
the new schedule. Il would mean that
the term a Roanoke for June u would
he abandoned. rs would that at Bug
stone Gap in August and the term FOR
cha rlottcsvi!!e in August. Here the
court would meet in July instead Of
September
The Bill was introduced b. Congress
man Cnrter Glass to the request OF
Judge Mcdowell. and it passed III.
House last week and IL now before
the Senat"
The bill provides for the following
hcdule Tor the seven courts Of the
district:
$nchburg-Second Mondays In Ianu-
arg and july.
Roanoke second Monday in Febru-
Any ana fret Monday in August
Danvi!lo second Monday lu March
ana third Monday in September.
Observation-Disclosures Mondays In
Apri! and November.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mondays IN
April ana November
BIG stone Gap--Third Monday in May
ana second Monday in October.
ibingdon-Se SECOND Mondays in June
and December
y spccia! sen, on, from Washington
recently undertook 70 give the new
arrangements for the courts. but by
error thc correspondent repeated the
sittines Of the various courts as is now
In vogue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

Ispec!AI % Inc Times DIsIalCh.l
ACCOMAc. VA. May -J-At u mass
meeting held here To-Day 70 name
delegates to ihe Newport News euu-
rcHuon about 1900 persons wcr. in
attendance. The friends OF q. walter
alapp We're IN an Overwhelming, ma
Jor!ty and controlled the meeting from
beginning 10 chd. y SOLID uc.yaal!ul OF
ms friends, ih!rty-ICur. WIKI UHr-naii
vote each, MAS selected 10 represent
The county in tho Newport News con
NcHtion. In addition to this, on mo-
ton OF Warner Alncs. a strong rcso-
luton was adopted uy Unanimous NUts
ENDORSING Senator Mapp and instruct
ing the Accomac delegation at all
times 10 vote for MIN. No such mass
meeting has ever been held before in
this county, and great enthusiasm pre-
walls for the Eastern shore candidates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
DU POINT WORKERS PLEDGE
$4,000 TO RED CROSS
Eleven Thousand Employees ut
Hopewcll Will Give One Days
Pay Every Month.
MAY REACH $4,000 MONTHLY
Campaign Is Greatly Helped by
Speeches of Wounded Soldiers.
Record Made Is One That VIII Re
Hard to Equal.
Especial to The Times.Dispa,ch.

HOPEW ELL. VA. May 25.-liopewcu
mas mad" record in the HE'D Cross
drive. whicn 1t rs believed has not ana
WIZ not be cqualcd anywhere in Amer
ica. EicNeh thousand employees of
INC Du iohl pant nave pledged one
uaF pay 10 Inc cause IN every month
" inc year making a. tOta! OF 100000
recorded UP 10 tins noon II j., con-
hneht!y expected that the pledges viii
fcach i5v,vvu month. or 100000 q,
:sar ~ the end OF the campaign
ihis Is regarded here as II remark
aoie record Tor Guy of 5000 and
may &c compared "ith The .iUU,UVv
which Kicnmvnd mas set as It's mara
ior the present annual DRIVE.
ne lota. campaign wds greatly as
sisted ny Speeches made ~ wounded
so!d!crs back from France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Educator, In Arm. i. VI. I. \. Mor..

LiNCrBCitG. 49, NAY o-!,.v.rs.
sor nAii NJ har!.cg!. AnG !'!o:.aau!
l. u. kcmm, both members OF tAv
faculty OF Virginia Christian Cuuysr
have Volunteered TO! army !. NJ. g. a
WORK abroad i'roiossU. kaines!c. 4,
native OF Armenia, Mas in TURKEY Al
iae outbreak OF tne war and u,. .N-
ryT!enccd great difficulty lt returuin.
10 L!nchnUrs. lie has been i invmOcl
az inc fdc4.,y eight years. i!u;rsso.
nemm was formerly pastor OF tn.
Christian ChurcHcs at h4AcMsburs a.G
.ia!tIHs.!!.r. inns state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Dunriile Pledge. saa..so.au.

Especial 20 tn lines D!spatcn.
OANNII.LE, ~. Ma: DaMv!iic's
minimum Rcd Cross iund quota mas
been Ieit far IN tae rear and inc cAeci.-
i've committee nOpca 10 see tn. 500
coo Reached he!oEe Monday night. H.
ports turned ia Tonight brought tae
iota! up to S3J.2s:.3U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Cns Masks for Fircmen.

LONDON. May 25.-.All The officers
and men % the London fire department,
arc undergoing a course OF instruction
In the use OF gas masks. Masks OF
The regulation army pattern have al
ready been issued 20 about l,500 fire.
men. They are Intended for ener-
"cncy use in air raids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Cam pbclrn Contingent Mo,c,.

lSptc!AI 20 tn 'IlIu,a -p!s.IIcu.l
LiHCiiS re. "a, May .o.--Camp-
oe!! County cNltriuuteI n!nei! -Iour
men 10 the dra:t wmicn caves sunday
Tor camp Lee. These together with
hiteeh a!te!HLtcs nave been ordered
10 report 10 the county board al !iust-
burg sunday. In. increment comes 10
L!"c0ou.s and leaves here sunday Al
noon with the ioca! GyAtt u! atty ON
a special train
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Bhhop Tucker Memorial, orator

tSp.C!a! 10 The Times -Llsp4tcn.!
LiNCilBUkG, -. May -o-i5!ahop
e -. Tucker. OF the kp!scoy,. CnurcE.
VA! DC the orator IN. .Icnor!a.
Day cAercisca here next Thursday. The
Grafton *!ii be At the aolu!crs mouu-
"cMi In the M.thod!st Cemetery :o!-
loving "a parade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

I''VV-T"I 10 IIITCS
DANNlLLE, VA, May 2J.-Ernest
Il. Covingtnn formerly jailkecper now
charged with embezzlcincnt. has been
bonded again in the sum OF $1,000 for
his appearance in court next Tuesday.
when preliminary hearing viii be
given. The case to have come up
to-day, but the STATE asked for con-
tinUunCc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
DnnviIIc Pastor or for Europe.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
DANVlLLE. VA. May 25.--Rev. j. IL.
Hicks. D. d., pastor for the past twelve
years of the First Baptist Church of.
this city, leaves tomorrow afternoon
for New York He will soon sail for
Europe as a representative of the Y.
NJ. c. a. His congregation will give
him. send-of tomorrow. and are
also planning to give him a substantial
token of their esteem and love. DR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Five Years FOR Murder

ISptcIaI 70 Iht IlNcs- d. p.lIch
LEXINGTON. VA. May .,.-l.mery
Cainrer was found gl!lty to-day in the
circuit Court o: hocn or.dse !or the
murdc. CT John o. aogrrus. AT Audyaie,
seEcra! weeks 40 an4 ms punishment
vas act al i've Years ~ tne .cn!lcu-
tiagy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
v. VI. ]. commencement open.

tSpecia! TO Tnc Times D.spatsu.I
LE.hlNuTON. -. NAY =J.-Tae ,Ir-
Einia Military Institute commencement
opens tomorrow with inc uac.4-
laureate sermon BY Dr FORREST j..
fretiymaH. chaplain Of tie United
81. .eS senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
To unven Confederate Monument.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG VA. May 10
The handsome monument at Spotsyl-
vania Courthouse to the Confederate
dead, just completed, will be dedicated
next Thursday, at l.. NJ United
states senator Claude \. Swanson will
br the orator of the occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Drafted Men Leave fredericksburg.

[SpeCIaI 70 TIC Il!nts- DlspatCN.I
FREDERICKSBURG VA, May %
To-day tifty-eight men OF the present
quota of drafted men left here for
Camp Lee Petersburg. Va. y great
crowd gathered at the station and save
the men good send off. Judge John
T. Goolr!ck delivered short, patriotic
address 10 the men just before the
train TO carry them TO Camp Lee ar
rived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
Frederick Eair Dntc..

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
FREDERlCkS VA. May %
The dates Cor the Frederick sburg AEri-
cultural Fair for this year have been
selected. They arc Tuesday. Wedncs
day. Thursday, September a. -. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
rruit-IIenrt, Chewing cuu

Fruit Hearts is the ORIG inal fruit fla
vorcd Chewing Cum with candy coat
ing II : delicious. Buy q pack age
t"-dny-Jc
Made by Frank II. Fl"er Corpora ton,
Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

Hicks VIII not preach tomorrow. Rev
w. r. Smith. tho navy called pastor.
having been asked to conduct the ser
vices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
War Savings Campaign
in the Nation Closes

WASHINGTON. n. g. June @s-Ih"
In.ruSiy" nationwide campaign LOT thN
purchase Of War Savings and lhriFt
stamps closed to-day WIKI n" "hsHrv-
ance Of National Thrift Day. set ASIDE
hy. President Wilson for the hnaI drive
Every tru" patriot was called upon oE
Secretary McAG"o I" join "th" army OIL
war savers before III" day closes
In practically ali States I'll" day was
observed governors having proclaimed
II 4 special occasion 10 impress upon
tho rcoplc N" Virtues Of THRIFT. IN
many cities y.aradsS and patriotic cSic-
hra,inuS wsrH held. In nsarl* every
community workers mad" Il special "t-
for, - further tha sal" "f War Savings
AID Thrift, stamps.
Tn" American propi" during the past
Two weeks have signed pledges f"r tho
rurrhas~ % moro than half n'!iion
dollars worth II Stamps. tihciliS pc
Ii~vc the tirai canvass today WILL Gauss
thu amount :" h.. ti"Ih,"d. REPORTS r'-
ceivcG a, VA" savings headquarters
hero Shnwet ;ha; tn" total sales ~
STAMPS have. :h,iS far amounted TO
= bout SS"h hnh. nna. which IS loss than
had been hoped for and tho success nf
1ha campaign depends on efforts put
forth to-day. il was said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29
WILL INTERN GERMAN;
,DISLOYALTY CHARGED

rIrTSEi- T:tiN. June SS--H'nrE :.
r,,,.,hciro \ ro,uraIized ';"r'h;,n. ar!
.>,dc,, Of truck an! &" rl;.ilih"-
,,,.rr concern h"rr VAS arrested 10
a., ~, federal officials and IS ling
h.i5 nendinr trial "f Il suit filed aSi,'nSt
hir, ~ I'ri,ed States Attorneys T.
,o,,-r IT,,,nas and Daniel ". tl"Tu -
-.roLc his citizenship.
.r,,. nrtitIon. h!"d by t'd"rh "'ti"ihS
.,Ii,rcs :ha, Euhcnh.im recently
,art.d a ,ouuc inventor az F;tiSnurSn
-. ,oke y row style gas b"lrH L. '''
-. ,,a, consul general !; M'>t"" Af'
,a. Lo attempted :" r0n,:a'' Vs." 'ne
.-h,,, Stool COMPANY ~ thus "i'N '"7
.,,...,.,tur, rf :, stool :ru"k uS"d -
.r,,y,nr, artillery. invented h. h"'''
-. -,,,.Le w.r.. - have h""n *1trr"H
,r,,,pv trrr;tci M..:i''".
e,b.nh~:,n tn" p"'isI"a says. cam" :"
,h,- country from Germany m IAN. ITO
.,. ,,,ursf,=..d III 1895. am! III" i'"ti-
,,n,, nlod today ayers that h. ':;'nd"-
,t,,,,. and illegally obtained his 81 ""h-
49,, ,,,ers IL event. ~" corr -
,.o.., r,.he,,hcirr's ciijzer~hi2. g." "I.
;. ,,-.rr.d as AT "n"rny ali"n. i'd"7t!
officials say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-29

I,re aut ri,r5c tirnucH those stores
+ hayc been writing ab"u' that Franc"
.,.t..r, ,ur ,.nidi.r Sous. ar" learning new
lessons at lIi". i !hN" inah" tl!uS'""~
., ths iudnmiiah!. ""uraS" "t tho
i.,r.nch. 4 SmrlinE ,"uraE'. which "l*h
.r.r Dr.rul. wnuid harm Ia Initiate.
arr, rn,rr to Try /" ;lnal?I'. this IA! Tor
ri.rd.. g.: Il prrrl", -. haV" ih"nSht-
l,..s,,. al times called frivolous and
r."a>ur"-l"SIng.
Tho tr.rIrh ar" Mt tri""l"uS-~ihcE
ar-.. "nlatil" and Gns. Thy "r" n"'
..l.as,rr..!nvl:c. an: NOR" 'hnn other
....,t,i... are. TIE. s"-.;,ii"h Pleasures -
i.,r,>. ia" hai maSru"S and tn" Moulin
E.,,I-o. sort "f thIn::. rS:S'"d for tourists
..,,uI, ~. Thought Tia" French lik''t
,l,.,, kind at unwh"i"S'm'" i'a'ri"i sun
I..,.,us. II wa% tncrc. AMI ,l"y Thought
a.. liked j. b.ra,isr W. I,ald almost any
riHur T.. g.. ii l. is tim" 'h'' ~" i"'-
,,;c t'r.n.... and Americans. understood
u.a au"' no..
mink rarnnt convey = h'''' r ih'!
nj rho fr..n"h character. il Gnpu'itch-
.tJ., p;,yrtv aud iud"ruiu:ibi" ""ura@".
than hy telling how. through All rlSk'
and dangers ard c:llaIniiieE. heir Wor-
>f,p Of pure beauty persists. E"auty Is
=, rult with the Preach. THEY cannot
crdur. anything ugly. Every national
emotion is expressed In terms "t pfau' '
and grace.
Paris as "" know. has h""n under
bombardmcnt from III" German long