Munich artistic life mostly untouched by war
The London Times observer reports Munich, center of German art, shows little war strain. Galleries and the opera proceed as usual, with some patriotic war pictures and many wounded soldiers visiting museums, while relief work channels aid troops and residents adapt for a long conflict.
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Munich
New York
Natural Observer
The
London Times
Germany
Saxony
Alte Pinakothek
England and Belgium Thank America for Relief Efforts
Henry E. V. Brittain told a New York audience that American aid to Belgium and relief through the Commission for Relief in Belgium saved millions. He praised Hoover and the neutral United States for feeding 10,000,000 people, a feat greater than any military victory.
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Society of Pilgrims
New York City
Henry E. V. Brittain
Society
London
America
Europe
Belgium
Mr. Brittain
Commission For Relief
England
United States
General Grant
Genral Lee
American Commission For Relief
Hoover
German Officers Feted by High Society in England
German prisoners of war in Britain are being feted by England's elite. Among them Lieut Tinpitz, son of the German admiral, is hosted by Lord Haldane and Mr. Winston Churchill and previously by Churchill. Captain von Muller, famed for Emden exploits, has gained favor among naval officers and even met King George at a royal dinner.
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Buckingham Palace
Royal Household
von Muller
St. James’ Palace
Royal Encourage
Mrs. Asquith
Alexander of
Teck
England
New York
Great Britain
London
Ne York Tribune
Lieuttenant von Tinpitz
Lord Haldane
Wineton Churchill
Tinpitz
Lieutenant von Tirpitz
Winston Churchill
Tidieutenant von Tirpitz
Queen's Club
Mr. Churchill
Lord Lonsdale
Emden
Captain von Muller
King George
Pittsburgh Boosters to Visit Here on May 20
A seven car special train from Pittsburgh arrives May 20 at 7 am carrying 111 participants from 79 Pittsburgh manufacturers bankers and jobbers. The delegation, largest ever to leave the city on such a mission, includes Chamber of Commerce officers and Pittsburgh officials along with visiting newspapermen and a dining service for the journey.
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Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Garland
David P. Black
Corps of Star
Royal Hotel Property Sale in Cumberland Maryland
Mortgagee assigns sale of the Royal Hotel on North Mechanic Street Cumberland Allegany County Maryland including bar fixtures hotel equipment and improved lot on Cresap Street. Public auction to highest bidder to repay defaulted mortgage dated April 28 1913 with sale June 3 1915 at 10am in front of Second National Bank Cumberland. Includes lot descriptions and personal property within the hotel. Cash terms.
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Royal Hotel
Mechanic Street
Cresap Street
City OF
Cumberland
Allegany County
Maryland
Frederick J. Weisenmiller
Warren C. White
Carl C. Hetzel
Second National Bank
South Liberty Street
North
C. W. Heinze
Wills Creek
Said Creek
Saids
Edward T. Rhodes
F. Brooke Whiting
George G. Young
Frederck J. Weisenmiller
Charles S. Wickard
Thomas Street
Lot No. 87
Said Street
Margaret M. Black
John A. Morris
North Mechanic Street
Geo
Louis Eppler
Salient Novelty A New Vaudeville Feature At Maryland Theatre
Maryland Theatre enters the last week with a new program featuring the Salient Novelty as comedy muateal reval on the same bill with A J Farrell the Newspaper Artist. Pictures include Meeweed variety with Punch reign. Tomorrow shows a 2 reel Chaplin comedy. Prices be and 1c. Hours 2:30 7:45 and 9 p.m.
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Galleriais
J. Farrell
Artie
Advertising snippet for FYler paper sale at 39 N Centre St
A fragment advertises paper rolls priced at 2, 3, 4 and 5 cents per roll with a golds line. It promises savings on any grade of paper and directs readers to Fylers at 39 North Centre Street.
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Fylers
Centre St
Pain Relief by Adjustments Across Body Aches Reported
The passage notes relief from a wide range of pains including back, arms, legs, numbness, dizziness, headaches, and issues affecting the eyes ears throat stomach kidneys liver bladder shoulders hips and neck cords, all promptly alleviated by adjustments.
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Chaplin
L. W. Bullard
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Practor
South Centre Street
Just
Centre Street
Gordon Furniture Co
N. Mechanic St
Cumberland, MD
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Third National Bank
Walsh Building
Lazarus
Baltimore Street
S. & H. Green
Hast & McDermott
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Mechanic St