davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
9emtide sylptte amr 1tebergabe bereit.

9entI6e Slptte a1tr nebergabe berett.
1e 2onbon, 10. Nob. = Die groB.
te iertals 6agetpefene l1ebergabe ei-
ner Glotte miro lt6 6ieie Wo4e er~
eignen, tpie cine babingebenbe 5nfor-
nation be1ogt. Die @9iffe Ser 6eut-
I9en 6lotte> bie ii6 ergeben tperoen,
tperoen arn Weontng I'M flint nbr
na6 einem nnbefannten So fen OBJ
fabren, mo- Tie bon briti19en @4iffen
er&portet uno bon 6ieien un6 from
30iiiben tpie atnerifani16eR Saiffen
no6 ei1em an6eren &afen gefubrt
tper6en. Cine 9epei6e aus 8erlin
bon beute gibt 6ie geanen Ser Shif<
fe, sic CUR uebergabe bereit iino, ols
oie folgen6en an:
@6lodtidiffe: &aiier, @onigitaot,
gilbert, &ronprin5, Bilbelm, Yrtn5
Muppol6, Morfgraf, @roBer &nrf firlt
8opern, &0nig II. Srieort6 Der Gro
BE.
96lo6tfreu5er: @in6enburg> @ep=
6lib, Marfltein 1n6 Son Ser Sont1.
2eidte &reu5er: Berlin, Brnnn,
1Sranffurt, &0ln, Dresden nn6 @lbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

bel1te befanntgegeben.
Die 8elgier nabmen beute bornit=
tag bon Mntperpen 8elib, meloet Elm
beutiger 8eribt aus 2onbon.
Sic Meloung beiagt niat, Oh BEL
glide Sruppen 6ieie 5ta0t beiebten
ober sic Deuti6en oieie Stabt raum.
ten ooer Oh belgiibe 3ibilperionen
Sic @ertpaltung Ser Stabt ubernab'
men.
9lnttperpen lit Ser Sauptbafen bon
8elqien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Srnnspfen nnb 9lmertfaner beieter
Ufeb.

1s Baris, 16. g3op. - Sran5o1t=
fife unb anterifantihe Srnppen be-
ietten Sic auBeren Sorts bon ytes II.
befinoen lid gegentpdrtig am ein5u=
qe in Sic Stoot. o,.x :
Sic Geutiden fiibren Sen gfnd5ng
sd,neIer tpie mir ertporteten aug; es
If m5olid, ooB ser belgiide &ontg
eIIbert am @onntog in Berlin etr15ie-
ben miro. .,a,,,
glrn1een 5ogen iid bon Der fran5oll1,1 +
id,en @ren5e 5uriid, ipuroe unoffi5tell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
9sene be,1tlde &egier1tng berlangt sc
hprfam non ser Slptte.

p 4niteronm> II. Nop. = Die
neue 6eutf9e &egierung, mie cine De-
pei9e ous Berlin mel6et, telegra,
pbierte an Sen Martnelefretdr, 6afiir
5n iorgen, 6oB 6ie Dis5iplin unter
ser 6euti6en 6lottemannl6aft ouf-
re9t erbalten tDer6en. Das Eele=
grQmm i9loB: uBir fonnen MIR
Damn ben Grie6en erreiben, tpenn
mir sic &on6itionen Ser @affenitia-
1tonosbe6ingungen einbnlten"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Morine<8ontrafte snriidgeaogen.

As Wa1bingfon, II. yt0b. = Dtu=
rine-@ontrafte in einem Snmn1e bon
s42t, ,359, 10000 tpuroen ieit Ser nns
teraeidnung Ser Baffenitinltanosbe=
oinqungen 5nridge5ogen, erflarte
Mbn,irol @arle bom Marine Sroe.
mona 8iiro 6em Marine &omitee oes
Observation-Disclosures. 8polf Wttll1o=
nen tpur6en 6ura 6os Mnbalten Der
Mrbeit in Sen Mnnitionsfabrifen IN
Horfsoale, ggis., eriport, iagte @arle:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
MGtierte Marine- -&onferen5.
2on0on, 16. Nob. - Ser 8

So110on, 10. gt0D. = Yer Den17
16e &reu5er &onigSberg, Der 6ie 3e-
legoten Ser Deutfden CUR auiierten
Marine =&onferen5 brtngt, tpir6> tpie
ongemein beritan6en miro, an einem
getpiiien Hunfte bon engliiden
&riegsi9iffen ertpartet, no 6ie 6eut=
iden 3elegoten 6en &ommanoanten
ser britt iiden S1otte> M6n1iral Sir
3uniel 8eottD, treffen 1per6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
True translation fled with the post-n
A
&ampf fir sic syreibett Der See.


A 8albington, 20. gfoo. - De"
mofrotiide Senatoren, Sic beute
NIT oen1 Eral lioenten 5pei @tunoen
lang fonferierten, perlieben oas Wei=
Be Sous unter oen1 @inorude, oaB
3rGiioent @iIion ol1f Sos beltinnte=
lte plane in 6ranfreid gu berbleiben,
bis 5um >penielten ser gr0Bte Sell Ser
srbeiten ser 6rieoensfonferen5 erle'
oigt iein iper0en.
@ie berltanben miro, lit Ser Pra=
iibent in ser 3uiommenitellung zines
Iriebenspertroges iebr intereiiiert,
uno 5lpar ouf oem 8rin5ipe Der Sret=
belt ser See, sic ct in ieinen ID
gunften porIdlug un6 fir tpel6en
9unft lih sic sllliterten 0as &e9t
Ser sSreibeit sur Sonolung auf Der
sSriebensfonferen5 borbebielten.
Ser YIan ser @riin61ng elmer 81
ga ser 9fotionen lit elm onoerer
9l,nft,, oem Ser Yrdii0ent 8eadtl1ng
fd,enft. gr legt biele beioen Pnntte
fir sic @runblage fir 6as Mnoans
ern zines 8eltfrie6ens bin.
ssn ieiner Mbtpeienbeit BON 6en
8ereinigten Staaten plant Der Trd=
iibent oIle ibn1 5ufomnenoen Nrbei-
ten fort5ufiibren. @r miro nit 6en
8ereinigten Staaten burh 6ie 6rabt=
Ioie EeIegrapbie iolange er iib auf
benz @oiier befin6et, uno our6 oaS
aobeI uno spe1n nottpen6ig 6ur@
Depel6enoanpfer in 8erbin6ung 1te<
ben, iobalo er iid an 2ano befinoet.
8dbreno ieines Gerbleibens tn
sSranfreih plant ser Brdiioett 6ie
slusfiibru11g irgenotpelcber notiger
Germalt11ngsorbeiten in Ser amertfa=
niiden @eian6tidaft auS5ufiibren
SehriId 1piir6e er lt9 Damn auf ame=
rifonilden1 8oben befinoen. @ollte er
2on6on o6er irge1o cine anoere
Solrptlta6t ser 2Gt10er ser Iqtierten
beI1then, 10 piiroen sic 6ortigen &C.
lonotidoften gum Sauptquarttere Die
men.
@oibington 81. 9eop. - Marine=
beon1te lagten, oaB 'Brdl li6ent 8illon
uno Sic omerifonii9e Delegation iebr
bolo nod 1ranfreih obfabren tper=
Sen uno Sen Mtlantii6en O5ean IN
einem Ser groBen EranSporti6iffe
freu8en peroen. 8dbren6 oie Blane
fir Sic 9}eiie nod ni6t fertiggeiteat
iino, un6 offi3ien nod feine Nnfiinoi=
aunqen gemo6t 1pnr6en, 10 lit es
nod ni9t beitin1n1t, tpel6er bon ben
groBen Ealiagteroompfern, ote fir
Sen Iruppentransport itbernommen
muroen, 5u oieiem Dienit ousgetpablt
tpiirbe.
@oibington, 21. 9eop. = Rraii=
sent @iIion tpur1e beute bon1 Sar<
mers geotional Sauptquartier, 6as Ell
ne gln5abI 6arr1ers Srganiiattonen
pertritt, erluht, einen 8ertreter Ser
(onbtpirtldaftliden sSt1tereHe1t oieies
0onbes ols 9elegaten 5u Der font
men6en syrie6ensfonferen5 5n ernen=
men. Ser Yrdii6ent muroe gleth5et=
tia in einem 8riefe bon oieier Sar=
mers Orgonilotion eriu6t, ale frteg<
fiibrenoen uno oie gr0Beren 11eutra'
len geationen 5u eriuden, Delegoter1
,u bem IrieoensfongreB gu ernennen>
Sic a15ammen nit 6en Srteoensoele=
ooten einen @ib in Der Srieoensto1t'
ferens baben loQten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Guormer gerlmit b1trd} lteberiAmem'
11tttttd.

81 Nuebec, 19. Mob. =. Sbooen,
Ser cine Million Dollars erreiden
miro, tpur6e bier in einer5tunoe ber-
l1rladt, als sic Slut, sic our6 einen
5turm aus Dem Often lanoeintpartS
qetrieben tpur6e, sic tieferen Stellen
Ser @taot iiberi6tpemmte. Bertpi1-
ltunq lpuroe e11tlang bes Slniies att-
-geridtet, mo- Sdiffe gegen Die Mn-
ieqeplate getporfen tpuroen un6 ote
gdiffobrt ielbit 6erart in @efabr ge.
riet, 6oB ser 8ootberfebr 5tpii9en
Quebec uno 2ebis eingeitent tperoen
mubte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Spte nnb @erunnbete 5ablen mad
Mil[iDnen.

At @openbagen, 81. Neob. = Big
3um 81. Oftober tpur6en 1,5S0,00O
6eut16e 5ol6oten get0tet II. 100000
&pur6en interniert, lernt Der 8erlt-
ner 8ortpdrts aus iebr 3uperlaliigen
Quenen. 100000 Sol0oten muroen
pertpun6et nn6 tpel6e bon ibnen meb'
rere Weale. Die 3eitung iebt bin5u,
6aB 28O, 900 6e11ti6e Soloaten ii4
ols @efnngene in friegfiibrenoenSd1t-
bern befin6en.
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sStalien mill Deiterrei6 befrett, aber
hereinint iniiien.

8 @aibington, 16. geop. = Cine
,@erei11ignng Ser iungo Tauiiden
Hrobin5en bon Seiterrei6 nn6 6es
@0nigrei9es @erbien, 6ie 6ie gu
1timmung elmer fiir5liden &onferen5
in @enua 5tpii6en 6e1n Brentier 8a~
8eitere &riegsnadridten auf
Seite 8.
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9entldje sdiffe ,peroen gabr1ngs'
mitteI nadl 9eutIdlan6 brtngen.

43 2on6on, 19. gtob. = D1e brit.
tiide Megierung orrangiert Die slb,
fabrt elmer Mn5obl 6e1tider Dompfer
nod 6en 8ereiri6ten @tooten, oie
geobrungsn1ittel na9 De1tf4lano
brinqen iollen II. 5tpar NIT 6em @t1t-
perItGnoniiIe Der Mniierten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
6inbenbnrg bleibt 6emtider Seer
fifhrer.

2onoon, Is. Mop. =. .5el6nar'
i6on bon &in6enburg berbleibt Der
syIbrer 6es oeuti6en Oberfomnan-
6os, >pie cine 6rabtloie Na@ridt, 6te
beute bier eintruf, beri6tet;; er er-
teilte 6en Offi3ieren Der ein5elnets
Mrmeegruppen Sen 8efel, sic Erup-
pen in @ube nn6 Sronung 5uriid5u-
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100000 fransSfide @efamseme mer'
Ben balb in Treibett geiett
ipir

goris> 16. gsop. = Sran50iti@e
@rieasgefongene, oeren 8abl iid ouf
100000 belqnft, tperoen bol6 tpieoer
in Greibeit geiebt tperoen Gieie 3abl
idIiebf iene fron5oiii6en Sol6aten
Elm, Sic in nel1trolen Staaten inter-
ntert tpur6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

Ger &riegs5iele flarlegen uno unter
@inberltanonis nit Brdii6ert Bil-
ions 8ereittpiaigfeit Ser Belt bor
Augen fiibren ioue, 5ur @rfiinung
6ieier 8rin5ipien idpere rationale
Opfer ouf nns gu nebmen.
~Mir tpuroe 5ur Mnttport, iebt lei
ni@t 6ie 3ett, oie 8irfung elmer fol-
den @rfldrung nb5utparten. ("
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

user ieinem 2anbe bilft, bilft id
ielb1t, bilft ieinem Na6iten biltt Del
@e1amtbeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Gr5berser an Der Spite ber 9elega-
tipn.

"a Berlin, II. geob. = (0rabtloie
Nabridt iiber 2on6on). - Matbias
@r5berger> Der Gibrer Der 6eutfden
Baffenitinitan6s 9elegation, tpirb
in ieiner @igenidaft als Minilter 6es
MeuBeren BEN Srie6ensunterbarblun
gen beipobnen un6 Der Gmbrer Der
6eutiden acknowledgement fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21

Sic ssriebensbotid)aft Uncle Sans
lit frr5 un0 biinbig: &auft &riegs=
}parr1arfen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
Kan1pf filr 5reibeit der r1eere.

rqa der natcnen beanpu6en. europa 5rtdtn 9tr(t
Of O
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-21
ca9e in DeutfNland be1(ert fi0.
eut Rei$e9n9 dng au Rabe und Ordnn9 Cruppen zeben
zuril6 Krie9sI6ffe und unterseeboote er9eben f6.


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
POSTPONE MEETING
Coyorcd Patriotic Dcmoustrafio" No"
dependent I pom Ability To Sccurr
Prominent Src1kcrs.

The patriotic mass- meeting "f The
Colcrcd Citizens i'atriotic League %
thc United states. which was ~N. FOR
March 10. has been POSTPONED inG"t-
,;niDcIy. pending arrangement" now he
ing. r,:i,ic irr securing speakers from
Washington. 4l:.y. james " 10" rrcS-
idenl of'th9. -: ic!N is "ha 'rm'n e' ~"
ct;rlimiitcc. ou speakers. and Is using
his efforts 10 s?chrc :om" promiA"nt
colored men connected with the tA:icd
states Department cf Laher 10 address
the league NJ it's next meeting.
II has boon recognized ~ tho better
class az coiorcd rtcpl" thr.t the prob-
Ism or keeping tho colorcd man on the
Southern farmr Is great one, as many
have been lurcd North by promises az
h,wildcrtnc wages and pala,ial horroS.
700 urges ~ one Of tho ways u solve
the problem is to offer higher wages
This wili insure TO tho South colcrod
Industrial. farm and domestic labor
I've said yesterday. Tho securing and
holding Ct great laboring element in
tho South Is fast becoming = great
problem that can hc solved only by the
bc:t judgment OF the hcS; neoDlc 80
that all Will he equally benefited"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
Personal and General.

The Rev. John G. Scott. OF Rich
mond. will conduct service and preach
at Grace Episcopal Church Sunday
morning and evening.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. r. y. Roller.
OF Charleston. w. Va, this week
visited their son at Camp Ice. D,.
Roller delivered an address to the
West Virginia soldiers at the Y. NJ. c.
~. and also spoke at ST. Paul's Church
in this city.
Lawrence II. Romano. who has been
rendering valuable clerical work to
the local exemption board. yesterday
passed physical examination. was ac-
ccptcd for service and placed in class
/. MIR Romano is a native OF 'elern
burg. bat under tho draft. vas reg
istcred in Detroit. 1t was under order
OF tho Detroit board that he went be-
fore tho board here for cxamina ton.
and he will return to Detroit TO enter
tho service there, which he is anxious
to DO.
The Rev. Dr. NJ. s. Colonna. pre-
siding elder Of the Petersburg District.
and family. have arrived in the city
and will occupy the district parson
age in Liberty Street
The district convention Of United
Daughters OF the Confeieracy will, be
held IN Petersburg in tho latter part
nj Auril
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
WAR DEPARTMENT MAKES
CASUALTY LIST PUBLIC
Sixteen Killed in Action, Six Die
From Disease or Accident,
and Forty Wounded
NEXT OF KIN ARE ADVISED
! or Those Reported Injured, Twenty
One Are Classed rs Seriously
Hurt, While Injuries OF Others
Arc Slight.

WASHINGTON. March o.-Thc War
Department announced tonight the
names OF sixteen members OF General
Pcrshngs cxpcditionary force killed
in action OH various dates. The names
OF forty wounded also are included.
The department. with its announce
mcnt. also issued the following state
nlcnt:
In order TO relieve Apprehension Of
relatives and friends OF The soldiers
whose names appear in the casualty list
issued by the utant-Ccneral. Il is
stated that telegraph notice is immedi-
atcly given 10 the next OF kin of the
soldier named. and /, persons most d.
rcctly concerned regarding soldiers OF
like names fail to receive such notice
1, is final evidence that they are not
the soldiers whose names appear in
the casualty lists.
The list is as follows:
Killed IN action-Cartain Harry G.
McHcnery. Corporal Dean Parish. Ser
Ecant Walter j. pcrsch. Private Albert
y Hoschler, Sergeant James W. We'd
ding. Private Edward Nash. Private
Clifford j. Wordcn. Corporal Donald H..
MacRae. Private Isaac David, Private
Eyron Van Radcn. Private Guy Q. Wor-
ley. sergeant Alva T.. Eaton, Private
John L. Ellis. Private Russell l.. Felix,
Private dinner James McDonoush.
uTHER DEAD WHO WE'RE
NoT KiLLED IN ACTION
Other deaths reported were:
First Lieutenant Frank q. Mont
somcry. killed in acroplane accident;
First Lieutenant George \. Ward, pa
ralysis; Private William Fiyall. pneu-
mona: Private peck Maxwell pncu-
ronia; Private Joseph ~ Trcmblcy
ureamia: Sergeant Samuel Coran, ulcer
Of the stomach.
Severely wounded:
Second Loutcnan, Alex ". Terrell
Private MeTord &. Breeze. Corpora
Marvin Dunn, Corporal Lewis Allyn
Simonc, Corporal Lewis T.. peitz, Fri
vate Raymond l.. Classon, Private
Daniel p. Rracclin. Private Fred n
Fintz, Private Merrill +. Morrison. Fri
yate Robert l.. Clauscn, Private Ira
j. Rogers, Private William I. smith
Private Ray T.. Walden, Private Arthur
NJ shores. Private Jerry Shui'". Private
John Nomacks. Private Emil L. Nrail
rivatc Louis Holmes, Private Lawrence
wcncll Private Joseph Cicchowski, TIL
vate Fred s. Becker.
The slightly wounded:
private Burton u. E4!>cr, Private
Vernon J. Eoonc:', l'rjvnte Ice j
Miilcv. Private Ciarence VI. paw
Private James +. Albert. sergeant Fear
Edwards. Private clrnn II. cray. Fri
vale Alvin Dornck. Private Archie !;
King, Private Charles w Mclaughlin
I.rivate Walter q. Smith, Cook tharle
Dan;clson Private otto NJ. Swaniund
Private Kenmore Thorstn Private
Harvey A. McPcak. Private John y
Ncdnc-, Private John McGuiri. Scr
ceant Raymond Nuinland. Private
Nicholas Mc,iahrtn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
PROGRESS OF STEEL
SHIPBUlLDiNG CAMPAIGN
Shipping Board Gives Figures of
Deliveries mud Iuuuchings, Show
ing Upward Trend.
IRy Assoclattd rrcss. |


WASH1NGTOS, March 9.--Prosress
OF The steel shipbuildinE campaign
was made public tonight by the ship
with tonnage OF 1851 were delivered.
and laurchings. which show a steady
upward trend since the first OF the
year.
In February. seventeen vessels OF
l2o.1o0 tons were completed and put
into service. The total was nearly
twice that OF January. admittedly 4
bad month. when only nine vessels.
with tonnage OF 1871. were delivered.
March deliveries at the present rate
are expected TO reach twenty-five c
vessels of lSs,27o tons.
Iaunchings have more than kept
pace with deliveries. sixteen ships Of
1850 tons having been put over
board in January and fifteen Of -
?o0 tons were launched in February.
During March i; is expected that
thirtytivr vessels, with tonnage OF
22o,a?l will be sent down the ways
OF the vessels completed in Fob
ruary. fifteen were cargo carriers, one
was tanker and one a collier. The
March schedule calls for the delivery
OF fourteen cargo vessels. seven tank
! ers and two golfers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
Military Tournament at uopcwe,l

f&pcciai to The Times D.spatchl
HOPEW ELL. VA. March :.--lnyita-
tons have gone forward to-day To See.
rotary OF War Baker. General Crozicr.
Senators Martin and Swanson. Cover
nor Westmorcland Davis. Consressran
Watson and other DISTINGUISHED VII
ginians to be guests Of Hopewcil and
the Three Hundred and Fifteenth Reg
imcnt OF Field Artillery March -,
when the FIRST military tournament
under War Department sanction will
be held here. a central COMMITTEES
with numbers OF subcPnmittces have
begun work In garment to-day making
nj plans for taxing care OF thousand,
OF visito.s who are expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
ion spreading created terror in his

ton spreading created terror In his
mind
never again saw Erlach. for soon
after he made the discovery. he HIM
self became infected. and died the ter
riblc death which he had intended for
others. Prompt measures were taken
TO prevent the spread OF the disease.
Within An hour Erlach's laboratory
containing the three corpses was n
mass OF flames. having been set alight
10y nm incendiary bomb fred from =
bomb throwcr some distance away.
Other workers engaged in tho
laboratories were isolated for some
days as precautionary measure. but
no further cases of the disease were
reported. as far as ] knew, so that /
came to tho conclusion that perhaps,
after all. Erlach's discovery was not
OF such vital nature AS he had
thought. at all events In so far as the
rapid spread Of the disease was con-
cerncd.
heard il stated that the Kaiser was
greatly depressed at the loss OF the
secret and ordered the most expert
cuced bacteriolosists to set 10 work
Immediately in an attempt to redis-
cover it. Whether they have sue
to state. but this much ] do know: in
the laboratories of the Fatherland
clever chemists are working feverishly
along the lines pursued by the former
professor. whose body was consumed
in the flames OF his laboratory. ] am
sure that If they succeed. they will
not hesitate to make every use of the
same barbarous method which Erlach
intended to employ
Midnight RevcIs.
Nearly all the public buildings in
Essen are now in the hands of tho
military. so that amusements are rather
rare but the chemists have had set
apart for their use a spacious hall. in
which concerts and dances take place.
often an evenings pleasure developed
into an orgie OF drunkenness. at which
scenes OF the most revolving nature
were enacted.
(ro be continued to-norrowl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
CLASS ADOPTION
MODERN Wondnicm 10 Initiate Several
Candidates win Special trrc-
,;,opir, rncsdny Sl.h.

epccial class adoption ceremonies for
N" reception Il several Sow unrmhcrs
Will 10 held on Tmc\';.y nigh; in Ma
sonic Halt hE tn. wnmh"r; az Ever.
ereon camp. No. lasts. Mod"rn Wood.
,ncr Of America. Tho installation viii
bn ~ charge Of District Dnpu," Head
Consul lamo, 4. Doubles assisted by
tho Woodpcckcr:' Club o. HiChrond.
which has = degree team "ri special
features of IL own.
Dcruty Head Consul N. c. Itoublos
In scheduled 10 deliver AN address on
the accomplishments OF The oreanila-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ, Galliher. OF Selma.
Ala. announce tho marriage OF their
daughter. Marguerite, to Dr. Alvin O.
James, OF this city. which took place
on Thursday. March :. in Selma The
announcement is Of interest. because
OF the prominence OF the bride groom.
and of the fact that the bride is we'll
known in Petersburg. where she mas
many relatives and friends.
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1'oniorro,Y,s Sing.

y; tomorrow's community sing at the
Academy of Music. chorus of 100
men Of the Three Hundred and Nine
tccnth regiment from Camp Lee. led
by John II. Driscoll. song leader Of tho
Eishtleth Division. will be an interest
ing feature The principal speak er
will be G. r. Robertson. of the Uni
vcrsity OF Pittsburgh, Pa, an educator
of note. These Sunday sings. held un-
der the auspices Of the Petersburg
War Camp Community Service Bureau.
have become very popular and at
tract large audiences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
WILL INSTALL. OFFICERS
Lady ;inrcnhce> Arc Completing VI.
raucrmcnf- for Ceremony ~ the
Enr!cs' Nnnic Irridny NichL

Arrangements are beng made fcr a
puhlic joint installation by ,hr Lady
Naccabces in EaS giles Kan. Third and
Marshall Streets, FRIDAY night Z, 9
O'clock. An attractive prcrram is be-
ing arranged under the direction Of
Miss l:tta VI. England pas; s.n,inc!
wto also viii conduct the exercises. ae.
sisted by Mrs. Perry. pas state com.
,nander. The knights Of the Naccahccs
and the general public arc cordial,
welcomed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
Ncw Roanoke Conr-Miuins Company.

ROANOKE VA. March a.-The
Lonsicy Cohl Corporation has been or
Ganizcd by the election Of Frank L.
I.onGlcy as president and y. W. Fer
singer as secretary. The capital stock
Of the company, as shown by its in
corporation papers. is 100000. The
company owns valuable coal lands in
Southwest Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
WILL SOON TRANSFER
OFFICIALS AT DU POINTS
VIII Go to Nashville to Take Charge
OF Work In New Plant
There.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.I

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.1
PETERSBURG, VA. March a-It IL
stated that large number OF officials
and other employees of the Du Pont
plant at Hopcwell will shortly ~
transferred to the company's new
plant at Nashville. Tenn. A number OF
the men will make the transfer at
their own volition. These changes will
make room at the Hopcwcll plant for
new workmen and promotions among
the skilled workers and ofTice forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
Get Ninety Day. for Her FUN.

Mary alone. neSreSs, who cleaned
out negro pool room in Old Stree.
night before last with her little pistol.
was sent to jail for ninety days to-
day for indulginG in the sport. In
jealous anger the woman fired five
shots at Wallace Blackwell. whom she
found in the room. Her shots went
wide OF the mark, but narrowly missed
some OF the innocent ISLANDERS. who
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Marriage Announcement.

saved themselves by uiEht. leaving tho
woman in sole possession OF the room.
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The Bitter Ri,

\ tcw days after. two of Erlachs
colleagues were discovered by tho pro-
fassor lying dead on the floor OF the
laboratory. and near To them was found
an opcu rhial, which had contained the
death dealing germs. The two men
had been stricken with the dread dis
ease While experimenting. and had ap-
parcni!y lied in rrca: agony. t.rlaCh
WAS staggered ard Sravcly alarmed at
The dlSNONcrN. Tho tCAr OF tic infnC.