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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
gle6egNat 0er aeariaen ArIeasnaarIaten.

Der brtiIdc Saatfon5ler SauiO eoDS George Gelt ee
tern Bangor 9SaIes, cine Nnprade in Der crGrte Oah
GnglanO i'm Safe Henijcu Sicgs Nmern feline 0lfe
t0nne oa glmerfn tnnm i'm Snnoe en wHroe euc ei
genen 5ntercie i'm eigeucn Snnoc 81 dHten.
Sei elmer I'M Srafasar Square in SOnoUn ab0ebaisnem
Spaltcu Seriammnug uuroc Oc ersldc 9c9iernng darf
Oafr firt Ooa lie md fcne @uana6mcn scrOfie Der
Grb65nng &reiic Narnn0smien nuS Se5nn9S glr
tseln UOr5nbmgcu.
@odj einer Barrier 3etnns dent Gin britdeS
Sdiff gamen ygDerpoO' trng i'm engIiden &on0l
nnf eiuc Wiine getOfen torpeOirt mOrOeH 81 en.
Der acitrige Oende Wenevaitabs-Scridt mCOet 0usit
sic goge i'm g9en in 1ragC fOnht, einen bOcnnmcn Gr
fug 0cntid)en Srnppen iA Srnnfred, Die Setiden
ridtcu Dhf @noOnbiier ou 1runt Is 9lcilen
mn etUn aclen 3n Ocn %Oecien wnrOn ole 5ruu.
suien ons 6reu @oitiOucu nu9e SlamOnt O SpnOac &C.
murfen.
Yc5HgIid Der Gregniiic ani Sem Oflidcn ariegsId0n
pot as Ser gcrliuer Geuralia6sberidt OaE Oe &nieu
npr6metld Oon 0rOSuD 5nrid acuOrn wnroen w06e oen
Scutdcn 1900 Nefnuaeue in bic 0anOe fielen
Sn Der @egeno 4rOsngd muhtcu fd Die Seitiden
6e0cuenS berlsgenen Srnpgnmaen in ole Nadbarda
nSrolidj nnO Hcitd Der Stab 5uid5ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

Der rorpegiiA-omerifnniihcu Clinic
(nodb 9ereeiD, oie u2a Tourrnine"
BON ocr frau86iiihcn Clinic (nod
Sourc) imo Die ,,Gun6ria9 bon Ger
gS0ite Stor.2inic (nah 9iberpooO.
Ole D&otteroam~ Bot 100000
9uideI @etrei0e ino 5000 aiitei
slepiel fir Die bonanoii6e 9ieoierune
an 9oro.
gln 8oro Ger oStoupolia" bcioil.
ocn ii6 375 &ieroc fir Oie itolieui.
i@e Gcaicrung.
&9nig @cproinipi5irt
6lottc.
Son0on 2s. Ge6ruar a6nia
@corg fcbrte 6ulte 9lahmittoa bon
ciucr ,Suipgtiou ocr ariegSihiiic scr
Soiptilotte nob Oem Roloit 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
llDit ibli6.
llebcrtreibnngeN III Sll.
characterization.
AsctrDgra6 mnS Nsaris
Spetteifern Oarim.

9os Scr ruiiii@e ecnerolito6 5u
mclOen pciB. Ser gcribt oes
fron5oiiiben ariegs6ureous.
England fam iia niat ouf
9lmcrifu oerIoIiett" ioot Scr bri.
iii@e 9@obfon8Icr. enalonO's
So8ioIiitcn proteitiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

sc. 0ic onocrcn orci iino fIcinerc
5a6r5ellge)
9(6t 0onpfer mad
@nropa.
9tcw Dorf %. Se6ruar
9lht 0oupier lino ioebeu nod Gll.
ropo o6gefubren imgca@tct Scr @e
fd6ren Der 0cttihen Submarine.
@lodoOe.
Inter oieien bcfinOen oie uSltli.
tonio" BON Ger Guuor0.2inic (nob
9ipcrpooD, 0ic uStnnlpoIia" pou
ser italieuiiben &inic (uaM 9lcope),
sic ,&otter0on Oon Der @oaan0.
9lmerifa.2inic (nad6 9fotteroanD, Der
st. Saul bon Der omeriganiiden
2iuie( naM 2iberpooD, Sic o6in.
lono" bon ser @e0 Stur 2mic OioM
9leopeD, sic nariitianioijoro4 BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

Gbicogn 2s. 6cbrnor.
@ieoer bdIt cine @loroi6ot bic @e
uoIterung Der Sitaot iuo llnQebina
in Nufreguna. 1oS Iebte Gpfcr III
Die 25 Sabre olte 6rou 7rouces 6.
Sd)morb, pcl@e III ibrcr @obnno
nobe gs9eoton bon Dem gleQer ScB
Ssilllams, cinem 9eoientcn ocs @ou.
les crinlinea ongeqriffen uno ooun
eroroiieIt puroe.
Der gleeer mari ole Seide in Ell.
nen SAront mo Hob nod gluroro,
loo CT lciteoen peritbwunoca lit.
Getettipe uno cine Eonc bon Dir.
germ ourbludcn oas umliegen0e
Serritoriltm noh Dem 6laditling.
0ic Gnp6rang III ID itarf. ooB bic
Foli5ei iiirhtet, nii eincm 2nudaltc
rehnen 3u miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01
llrur Gbrt.
Sir yclOmari6Oa gin
Nrn6Mrg.
gNirO gum OtesimentsAef
ermannt.

,Sas 9(ncrfcnnuug fir bic Scfrci.
ing 0itpreuBen's bon feinOliaer
SSuOuiion. - gSien mel0et 0itcr-
reidiide erfoIge in @cic@tcn in
SiOOit-@oIi5icn. @erIiner
aricoSuIerlci. ~ oacgin" ItieB
uuf enoliic6c @ainc. GnoIono's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

SIN Noeore Giltrift Derliei Ser
Eog ru6ig. Sn Sen %ogcicu, in ser
9lahboridaft BON SartmaonSweiIers
fopf ba6en 6ir eiu menis an 9ooen
! geiponnen"
lleber 9lmerifa'S Graft
Songor. @ales, uia 2on0on,
%. 6e6uior Ter Shobamts.
fan3ler, &err 9oUi0 9foDo @eorae.
bielt 6eute cine 9lniprode. in mel.
der er iid1 aud ouf sic @ereinigten
Staateu bcjoa.
a6olls GeiitidlanO oieies 2ano
6eiiegen iollte," 10 erfldrte er. ooonn
mare eS 10 aut uie Der 1ittotor ser
gan5en @clt. llno 100 f0nuten mir
Damn Elm ritterlidcs 9mio finoen.
oos inns 6eidiiben fonnte ehua
Die @creinigteu Stoaten2 @euu
Sdn0er, wie Sranfrcid unO NuB.
lan0, nit geualtigen 9lrmeeu, lnO
mir nit Scr lu16tigilen 6lotte Ger
gSelt, Oieier flrdt6ureu Moidine
nidt mioerite6en f0nntcn lUic fonnte
Damn glerifa oo5wiihentreten2 2lmc.
rifo wiiroe mebr ais geuu9 5u t6un
6aben, icine ciacnen sSntereicn md
ieinem eigcnen Continent 5u idiben
9Inicrifa lit nod meuiger iertig, alS
mir wareu"
9am iprad Ger S6obtan5ler BON
Scr Spiritlioien Srogc Die 9legie
ung 10 6etonte Ct bat lnifaiienoe
@ladt6eiuaniiie, Sic Erinfirage 8u
regeln. imo lie beo6ihtiet, iid ser.
iel6en 5u beoienen.4 Gr iagte. eine
flene 91inOer6eit ser glr6eiter, oie
in Oen @afienio6rileu 6eidaftiat
ieieu, 6dtten iih aeiueiaert, cine
Dolle @ode 5u arbeiten, neil iic iidb
bonn 9afo6oI bdtten lodeu laiien
Ole 9legierlng lpiiroe i6re Wladt
i'm @eiiie ser 9R1Biatet aber frht.
los ge6raaden.
0gSir 6rauhen 0l1nner4 10 fu6r
er fort ua6er mir brouden @afien
nod not6pel0iger ais Nlduuer, imo
ieoer Sag OeS 9er5uaeS beoelltet cine
@eio6r iiir ooS SonO. g9ir erbaIten
nidjt bic llnteritiibumg BON iuieren
Merflt0tteh 0ie mir 5it eruarten ooS
9iedt ba6en. Snolitrielle SMmieri9.
teiten iino impeymciolid a6er mir
tounen ms iolde 5nr 3eit nidt er.
loubcn 9Sd0rauo oeS arieaeS mill.
len 3esieutngcu sic @cpolt baben.
Sdmierigfeiten 3u regeIn 10 oaB 0ie
9lrbeit fortgeiebt weroen fam.
Suoem er Dem @ertrouen gnsorud
CAB, oaB Der 9(usgong oes arieacs
GnglanO 9iinitig iein uiir0e, erfldrte
er oie 9eboltcrma iheiue immer
nod nidlt poll Sic 9cocntma oes
Samples SIT ernieicL ia Sen Gna
Iono perpidelt lei. Gr luarnte ieine
Scorer, oaB Der Sieg niht o6ne Ian.
ges, itbmeres &iugen gewouuen iper.
oen t0nnc.
Observation-Disclosures.
hcu.
Son0on, 2S. Se6ruor. 9ei
elmer So5ialiitei @criammlung I'M
Sraial9ar Square lam 6elde cii
9rict BON Sanes aeir par0ie Dem
So5ialiiteniii6rcr uno mobb0naigen
Wiitglico ocS @orlamcnts, sur &erlc
Jung in wclden CT ioet
u3um critcn 1lale IN oer@eihihtc
@roBbritonnicns 6oben iiritcnoc
Unions glrbcitcr oui scr Gl0oe.
Shiifsmerit Oel 9cic6l cr6altcn. onl
oie gIrbeit ouipme6meu;
ioatcn lie iid weigern. Damn miro o6
nc 3weiicl oaS lett beitcbcnoearieas.
redt on9eipanot peroeu.
Gnglii6c &e0tcrungfrt
tiiirt.
Die &erianmlung mar 5u Dem
3mede einberuien mor0en, gcgen sic
9errihenoen 9ia6rnngsmittel. lmo
aoDlenpreiic 5ii proteltireu. gs mitr-
Dc cine Reioluton aneenouuncn,
luelbe Dem llmuilen ino Der @nt
tduibung oorii6er 9lusorld CAB, DAB
oie 9ie9ieruug Deridimt babe, cnt.
ipredenoe Sdritte SIT erareiieu. Inn
Der olarmirenoen FreiSiteigerlug
oor5u6eiieeu.
0lene QRnrnthni N Hhicnnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

NSNUullull. W SSlell lllelOeI Olels
rei6iide erfolge in @cicbtcn in
SiiOot-@oIi8icu. 9erliner
ariegsoIlerlci. oRcgin" ItieB
ouf euglii@c @linc. Gnolono's
6IoggenniBbroud.
9erlin- 2S. 5c6rior (Oro6tIoS
ii6er SonOon). IT 9luBer ser @crlci-
6lng oes Sroehs n9our le Wleritc"
uurOe SelonluriGoI( BON SinOen-
burg BON aaiier @il6elm oa0ur6
ace6rt, ooB er i'm gum G6ef oes ..
moiuriiden Suiauterie EegimentS
nRahte- Ser aoiicr 6etonte, Dab sic
G6rlng Oie glnerfenmmg ousOriif-
fen iolle fir Oie 9efrciimg 0itprcil-
Ben's bon feinoli6er Snuaiion.
General bon 2eeOenOorf, ser G6ef
Oes Sto6es Der Sinocnburg'ideu
9lrmee, muroe pom &aiier Ourd oie
@erlei6una ser Suiignien oes Or
oenS u9our leD}erite@ oltsge5ei6net.
glmtli6e q 0i ieIOung BON
g8ien.
gSaibington, %. Sc6ruar.
gei Der Dieiigen oiterreidiid unao-
riiden 9oti6aft lief beute cine 0e-
pei1e pom Qluswdrtigen 9lmt ing9ien
Elm, pelc6e folgenOen @ortlaut 6atte.
oSn oen &nrpat6el i9lugen sic
9lngriffe OeS Seinoes I'M SnOa-G6al
uno aiif unierc @oiitionen noroli6
pom @oloOec5 9crg3uge fe6l.
SSn Oen @efe6ten in SiiOoit Ga.
Ii6ien na6men ipir 6ei ser Gritiir-
mlmg elmer So6e 1850 9ftiien &C.
fanaen.
9luf ser weiaiden 5ront 6crribi
9iu6c.~
Serliner &riegsoIIcrIei.
Berlin 2S. 6e6ruar (duf oro6t-
Ioiem g9ege noh SoD0ille, 8. 50.
~ Inter Oen bellte BON Scr lle6er-
ieeiidben 0iahricbten 9lgeutlr aus.
gege6enen @leloungen bcfinOeu ii1
Die iolgenoeu.
6 spureineenglii1e $ c Wlinc.
Gas noruegiide @enerolconiulnt
6ot erta6ren, onB Ser nouue9iide
0ampier u9legin,~ welHer am 23.
6e6rar iauf, i'm engIiiden aonol
auf cine 6ritiid)e @line itieB.
Eroteit 0egen GuglanO's
DC B6rnucb neittroIer
6Ioggcn.
Gie bollGnOii1e SHifisrbeOer.
@eicIliboit bat iid Dem @roteit ocr
nieoerlduoiiben &reIic gcgen Oeu
WliBbraud ncutroIer 6laggen 0ur9
6ritiide SGiifc ongeidloiien.
$apaniide Stu0enten
beim bcritfen.
glus @enf fommt 0ie arnOc, ooB
Die japonii6en Stu0enten al Der
3iirimer llnioerIitdt teleerapbiid
nad Snuie bernien purOen.
9clgier wornt 9cgen Sins.
on0crtng ltob eng
LAMB.
Scrr 90. Geotree, Elm belgiidcr
io3ioliitiiHcr gl6georoneter Bat cine
Grfldrlng erloiien in pelfer or Oic
9eloier ernln6nt, niht nah GngCon0
ous5upanoern
&uBlon0 er606t Glen
ba6nroten.
Inn einen E6eil Ser arieasunfoiten
5u oeden, Bat 9iuBlono Die Glen
6o6nfo6rpreiie Inn 25 |ro5cnt er.
Boot, md6reno III Gcutihlono bic
&aten re0ll3irt poroen iino.
@ritii6er Dompfcr pcr-
loren.
@aris, %. 5e6r. Cine 0e-
pcIc6e aus @iorloir oul cnglii6enao-
nal au Die 3eitling ,Si6erte" beiagt,
oaB cin &ettrngS6oot, alif Dem Der
9}nme ,2iperpool@ per5ei6net mar,
in ser 9ai BON Socquierec, einem be.
Eanntcn gaoeorte, oliiaennoeu ultr-
Be. SSli Dem 9oote 6eianocu ii@ ole
2eicben 5weier Seeleute, Die oiienbar
Ben Strapo8en erlegen marcn.
Der GorreipouOent iagt es meroc
lealan6t, Dab DER Donipier uSipcr
pool cntpeoer auf cine @line gclto
Beii ODER torpcOirt wor0cn lci.
(Gs eibt bier 6ritiide Nampier
Bic Sen glamen v9iperpool4 tragci.
Der groBte oericl6cn lit elm Shifi
oon 3176 Eomcn Der 5ulebt bel @a
pc Conn, Siiooirifa, gcmelOct uur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

@os Der rliiiide @eneroIita6 81
mclOeu peiB. Ser 9eric6t oes
fron8oiiiden ariees6ureous.
ucngIuno fam iid nidt ouf
9lmcrifu OerIoiien~ ioot Der bri-
iiide Smatfu8Ier. enaIonOs
So5ioIiiten proteitiren.
&rtrogroo, %. Se6ruor. II
Scr ruiiiihe @enerolitob erlieB 1eute
cine offi8icae @littbeiluna folgeuoen
| SuGoIts.
u9(if Dem linfen llfer ocs giicmem
n0rolic6 bon @roOno, beginner Oie
Sample cincn Ie66ufteren G6orofter
an5uncbmen. Dos @eiedlt eritredt
iih jebt melt iiber 0ie befcitisien
Merfe binaus.
gluf je0cr Seitc mcrOcn Oie gln.
ariffe non oem 6euer ser glrtiaerie
unterltiibt. Gs if Elm ltauoiges SIN
uno Ser.
gS06reno eines 9ln9riiis ouf Die
&0be 9lr. t03 mo6ten mir 6lnoert
@efongcne mo erbeuteten feds 0eut.
ide @eid6iiBc. 0ieie S0be fiel eben-
10 wie sic III ser gidhmg oes Dor
fes &eI6osfi am 9l6eu0 oeS 27. Sc
bulor in uniere Sonoe.
9ic 9lrtileriei6mpfc nobc Ciio
pcB iino no6 i'm @ongc. Su ser
0odt 5um 27. 6e6ruor brodte ser
6ieno neue @eritdrfuugen mo Orang
micocr in 9}rasnoih elm. Gine Def
tige SMloht I'M oen 9eiis OieIer
Stoot muroe mlsgefodten; oieiel6e
ludbrte ben gan6en Gag iiber, 9lm
9l6en0 ieooA mar sic Stnot in I'M
icrcu @dnoen
Dic 3nbl Der eefonsenen belief
ii6 an 9lbcno oes 27. Sebruor ouf
So Gffi3icre inO 540O Soloaten.
9hf Dem linfen llfer Ger @eihieI
an Der Gunaieb, lit sic Sihlotion
unDerGnoert ee6liebeu.
Sn @ali5ien braMten nuiere
Eruppen Die aus Dem Shei G6po
E6ole an oie SoiiinoDit &o5nio
tom Sront porriidten ben Gelterrei-
c6crn cine empfinolihe 9lieoerloge
bel. 0ieic 0ffeniio .9ewegung mrr
oe mittcn in cinem oidtcn SSoloe
auSgcfiibrt.
SSu Oieier S9lod)t nn6men mir
1000 @2onn eefoneen unO erbeuteten
neltn 03oi6inengewebre"
g9aS 0aS fron30iiide
&rteeS6ureon ioot.
Yoris, %. 6c6ruor (oio Con.
oon). ~. 0os fron5oiidc ariees
bpreou erlicB 6cute 9lodmittog oas
nahitebeuoe ofii6iene Gommuuiquc
ii6er ole Gitmidchngcn olif Dem
pcitlibc &riegsicboupIate:
n9tobe 2oubocrt5Doc croberte cine
unierer sGotroliiIlcn einen ocutinen
Shiiben9raben to0tete oic @ertbei-
oiger mo erbeutcte Elm Nioihinen-
gepcbr
Sn Der Champagne iinO mir moro
lid bon 9iesniloes @urlus ipeiter
porGeriidt mo boben ims in oen Be
iib Der oeutiden 2onfgrdben ouf cine
0iitau3 bon 400 YoroS geictt. g8ir
maAter gegen 100 @cfongenc uno
crbeutcten 6wei 01nihineuoepebre
umo Gin SbnelfeuereeihHt.
g8ir bo6cn in Scr @egeno iueltlih
Don @crt9es luo noroli6 bon
@couiejur meme 5orti6ritte gemadt.
Sn Soribrineen bel 2onelibcpiae, |
no6c Dem @oloe bon 8orroD. pnroe |
Gin glnoriff ser oelttihen 1rippen |
obsepieien~
Gin ipdtcrer geridt laiitet:
o9in6c 1irnroe ocnlolrte ole bel
aiidc slrtillerie 5luei Der feinoIiheu
Groperfc; sic 6eIgiiNe Snfouterie
beieBte cine 5orm on rehtcn llfcr
Der yier uno elmer Der belgiiden /
6Iiegcr mari Bomber anf sic @a.
oeS Seinoes in Sitenoc.
Die Ceutlhen 6aben uicoer 9ieins |
6om6orOirt Gtiua 60 @eihofc mur.
Den 9eieIert, oie &0lite oeriel6en ouf /
Die aat6eorale,
SIN Gbonpogne. Eiiiritt madteu
mir Samliag gI6en0 tuidtise Sort.
idritte,
Die @eiount5a6l Scr OcltiMen
5olooten weIde iia mabrcuo ser
lcbten 5ebu Gage ergeben 6o6en,
beldtit lit) a1f me6r ais 1000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-01

Apouneuteu, oie hen ,1eutidpen 0urre-
lponoeulen" tld1t pantiIid Uocr unrceel.
mnFsg erbnlien, Inn 0cbeien, Der office
oauen per %eIrpbdn Ubrr ldlflilIldl Nlii.
i0eiInn0 81 uiobeH.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
Feather Toques Woru.

Piquant little feather toques figure con-
spicuously. and in all white have been
much worn for several weeks past. Most
of them show as trimming some original
and clever adjustment of wings in the
same white as the hat. but sometimes a
note of color is introduced.
For instance. one small white feather
turban has standing up stiffly in front
a stunning brushlike ornament of pea
cock feathers.
Feather breasts encircie many small
hats. with or without brim, and are the
only trimmings. save for little .'feelers''
curling out and UP from among the feath-
ers or wings in one with the breast trim
ming.
A tiny soft crowned tocre of black
velvet is oncircled by such a feather
sweeping upward at the left. the other
downward at the right.
There is much black velvet, of course.
1t is used for all types of hat from the
small toque to the big mushroom or wide
brimmed shape. and is. as always. be-
coming and adaptable. so it makes good
first fall hat.
A very little narrow brim sailor of
black velvet with a wreath of gay EN-
broidered flowers in many colors running
fatty around the crown is one of the
clever things shown in several Of the
shops. and another good small black vel
vet model has heavily embroidered bead
ornaments applied to the crown in front
and back with two fine lines of beading
running around the crown on the edges
of cross plated band of black satin.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
To Be a 0ne.Piece Gown Winter.

feature Of the new gowns is the COM
bination Of two materials. Not that this
idea is particularly new. but that 1t
seems to have made a special appeal to
the designers this season. This is to be
a one-piece gown winter-we are definite
ly committed to this policy. even if 1t
means the wearing of topcoats instead of
our beloved suits and blouses. This idea
for winter has never appealed very
strongly to American women. Our houses
are So comfortable Gas we call it-Euro-
peans say overheateD, that We have been
very apt to keep thin blouses for indoor
wear. with heavy jackets and furs for
the cold outside. Perhaps there will be
great saving in fuel this winter II We
all take to cloth gowns for daytime wear.
The cloth is not often left in unadorned
simplicity. Many frocks of this type are
combined with silk. Often dull-toned
: invisible" plaids are used with brown,
green. black or dark blue broadcloth. In
genious ways of making the combina ton
have been worked out Sometimes there
is jumper and over-tunic of broadcloth
or serge over long-sleeved underdress
of plaid. Sometimes a sort of plaid apron
falls in the front Of the skirt over the
woolen portion. and there is a vest of
plaid.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
What Turkish Girls Do.

The Turkish women are to be counted
among the most industrious women of
the earth. They certainly do a vast
amount Of work. They make carpets,
screens for doors. work bags, horse
clothing and blankets.
Turkish girl makes all the kibitka or
tent domestic carpets and other house.
hold requisites before she is married. II
she gets married without completing this
task. 1t is expected that she will, by her
own labor. refund the money which her
parents have given as her dowry.
This dowry usually consists of a hun.
dred sheep and a certain amount of mon
ey, which a bridegroom pays down in a
lump sum to tho parents Of the bride.
says the Buffalo Sunday Times He also
treats his friends to a succession of horse
races and other sports.
An important part is to decorate q
camel with the handsomest trappings.
which are sent to the brides tent
On this she goes forth to receive con-
gratulations Of her relatives and friends.
II is on this she is carried away BY the
female relatives Of the bridegroom. she
and her attendants feign to resist the act
by throwing raw oats at the other
women.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
Copyright. 1881

Copyright. 1851
Mr.. Editor: I've just finished reading
that wonderful editorial d yours. wherein
you state that a man who has high
toned wife who thinks he Is somebody
will hump himself every time. l desire
most earnestly to indorse the sentiment.
I've had experience enough in my own
household to know whereof 1 speak, and
guess If you knew Myra. my wife,
you'd say, without hesitation. that she
certainly is high-toned. 1t is for me alone
to appreciate the fact that she thinks l
am somebody. That's why I am working
my head off on your estimable paper for
SIS a week; it Is the reason l can go up
against the obstacles that are daily
placed in the paths of the poor with de-
termination.
DO you know, Mr.. Editor. that I be-
lieve you did not fully realize the great
truth you voiced when you let it be
known that the man with the wife who
sort of idolizes him can do wonders. If
you did not permit me to help you to
that realization. Being the husband of a
woman who sticks to you through all
kinds of adversely. and is ready to say of
your successes. L knew 1t was in you.
is, the happiest existence conceivable in
this vale of sorrow. What man with an
ounce OF grit would not defy all the
forces of the world to get ahead with
such backstop? 1t matters not if there
are occasional disagreements-iI the
course of domesticity is not always
placid. If she's the right kind-and in
my case she certainly is-whcn the crisis
comes she'll be right there with her word
OF cheer, and her buoyant Robert. they
can't down you And so. Mr.. Editor.
thank you for the sentiment you have so
nobly and succinctly expressed. May you
do so again. and often
When had iaboriously put together the
words in the above paragraphs. and had
planed out a few of the most glarinG
rhetorical knots. l submitted the letter
to Myra, with the remark that I was 60
ing to send II in to the Courier. She read
II carefully, pursed her lips. and waded
into the muddy depths of Controversial
Creek, which Is too blamed conveniently
near our house.
Robert" she demanded, before had
time to realize what was up. do you
mean to send that thing in to the edi-
tor. or are you just joking?'
Il mean to send it in. Myra, DEAR (
replied. Haven't 1 a right to pay trib-
ute to my wife, I'd like to know"
mot . back-handed tribute like that"
she nared.
But it isn't that sort OF hairpin."
I defended.
'Yes, 1t Is, Robert. and you know full
well II Is. You are poking fun at me
again."
'.Myra. I swear by all the good things
on earth that I'm not doing any such a
thing. Far be 1t from me to poke fun at
the best wife that ever lived. Come now.
Myra, just you read that letter over care
fully. and see II you don't change your
mind. ] was never more In earnest In
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline. but do not compel

Tuesday, September rs. 1915.
Neptune is in a place held to be es-
pecially benefic today. and the Sun. also.
is friendly.
This should he a particularly fortu-
nate time to seek new positions or to
ask for preferment.
Merchants and business men are likely
to find that plans for. enterprise or expan-
sion carried out under this configura-
tion are unusually successful.
The asking of flowers and the giving Of
presents should be exceedingly lucky
today.
Political plans are well directed and
appointments made today should be sue
cessful
Charges Of a sensational character in
high places in Washington are foretold
The navy should benefit greatly In
the next few months. when those in
authority will gain in public esteem, al
though discomfort among commanding
officers is indicated
Profit through fine foodstuffs is one
Of the forecasts of conditions under this
rule
Theatrical affairs are under a govern
ment that is read as presaging success
for plays of highest type. Many fail
ures will be recorded In the early part
OF the season.
Motion pictures are likely to under
20 great changes and to lose a certain
sort OF popularity. Educational films
and those dealing with current topics
will gain IN public esteem.
A sensational recurrence will cause a
temporary panic In Wall Street some
time next month. II the seers Interpret
the signs Alright.
Great fame for a young actress is
foretold. She will appear in the West.
according to the reading of the stars.
The death OF a woman much in the
public eye Is foreshadowed- Memorials
to her will take the form OF important
new philanthropics.
Persons whose birthdate Il is have the
augury OF prosperous year Those
who are employed will progress.
Children born on this day will rise
rapidly In their business and profes-
sional careers. Those subjects Of L.
bra are usually talented and they hayS
. strong sense of Justice.
tCopyriSht, 1881
The Washington herald., 1915-09-28
DAILY SHORT STORY

life. Aren't people foolish to depend on
trains?" she thought Il never knew
walking was so much fun
One afternoon. as II was warm. she
halted under a big oak tree near a cool
little stream For a while she read and
munched at stick of candy she had
bought at a country store. But she got
very drowsy. and, making a pillow of
moss. she was soon asleep.
When she opened her eyes she smelled
tobacco smoke. 1t came from the other
side of her tree. Moreover, smart lit
tie fire was burning near her and she
smelled bacon frying. She shifted envi-
ously.
Il hope you feel better" said a voice
around the tree. 1t was oddly familiar.
Then she knew.
At first she frowned: then she smiled.
Il do. thank you"
That's good" came the voice. Hun
gry?"
Better still. VIII you have some sup
per-"
IF you'll only come around and let mo
see my host"
Silas Dodge, Jr.. came around.
will he do?''
Nicely"
do you accept"
Certainly. With thanks"
Then you don't bear any grudgeT
For being kind to me? Mo-"
You're a good sport. Miss Brown. I
knew you'd understand. Will you let me
tell you something?''
What Is it?''
Its about that money II got for
you. wanted you to know that I
worked to get it. The first work I've
ever really done. 1t has made a man Of
me. I owe you an eternal debt Of graft
tude."
THANK you. But isn't the bacon burn
ing?' anxiously.
He jumped for the pan. mo. just right
Do you like bacon?"
Love it"
Silas junior sighed. II wish were .
pan Of fried bacon
Marjorie laughed in spite Of herself.
"Sillyr"
why silly? love you. I may as well
tell you now as in six months from now
II I'm very good and work hard. do you
think you could ever care little?:
II might try confessed Marjorie
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