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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
CREATE THE NEED THEY CURE

THE krupp works, the worlds biggest gun max
ers, has earned a surplus of soooo,ooo which
it will give TO charity This is blood money any
one can see, and il will buy bitter bread for Ger
mans widows and orphans.
II is not so clear, but il is just as true, that
all big charity funds in America as we'll as in Ger
many are blood money drained from the masses.
Peace hath its VICTIMS as we'll as war. Special
privilege and graft slaughter their victims slowly
but just as surely do they create the need for the
charity which they afterwards besow.
ANYHOW. SECRETARY LANSING succeeds in
png eontumey Great Bri;ains idea that she's got
blockade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
ABOUT PAINTING

ABOUT PAINTING
Editor The Star: ! know a
woman who 10 very strong and
healthy. yet when she heard
bad news suddenly she tainted.
have known many people TO
faint when they hear bad news.
never understood Just why II
affected them that way.
MRS. KATE c.
One Of the several things that
Cause people 10 faint Is stoppage OF
blood to certain pacts Of the brain
when the mind receives a shock as
II does when we receive bna news
unexpectedly there " sudden
contraction OF the blood vessels.
the blood doesn't reach the head.
the face grows pale, brain action ~
suspended because the blood SUP
ply Is cut off and the weakness We
call faintlng r. the consequence.
Nature tries 10 right itself by
having the fainting person drop TO
the floor. as the blood reaches the
brain more easily when we arc ~
ing down than standing upright.
This rs q good thlng to remember
should you be called upon 10 give
first aid TO person who falnts
Let her lie flat until conscious.
ness returns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
A LARGE TARGET

a visiting minister preach
ing In a small town. near which
a ~elI-knoWn race meeting 10
held, foreibiy denounced the
sport Of kings" The principal
patron OF the church always at
tended the home meetings, and
Of this the stranger was after.
ward informed.
I'm afraid ! touched one OF
your Weaknesses" said the
preacher. not wishing to offend
the wealthy one; but IL was
quite unlntentlonal, assure
you"
"oh, don't mention IT," cheer
fully retorted the baekslider:
"it's a mighty poor sermon that
don't hit me somewhere"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
To Have Perpetually
Wavy, Curling Hair

Pcrpctually wRvy. curling hair Is
now within the means 81 every
woman TO possess. All one need do
is To get q few ounces OF main
liquid sllmcrine at any drug store
aud apply n little Of n occasionally.
TGis In remarkably effective Ia pro-
ducing beautiful curlinesa ana
satiny gloss which bear no evidence
OF artificial making. II is neither
sticky nor greasy. and II win not
Ftroak, stain or iuiurc hair or scalp
In tho least
After one trinI the scorching.
hair destroying curling iron viii
never moro be used The host yvav
to apply the solmcrinc IL with
clean tooth brush, drawing this
through tho hair from root TO tip.
ff this is done before retiring. a
look into the mirror IN the morn
Ing VIII afford ~ most agreeable
surprise Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
n" Originated. )-IN ONE PART.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

uished $40.
wonder n there IL any Law or
city ordinance which pronounces
person guilty OF disorderly conduct
for renting a room in hotel or
roomiug house where certain per.
sons have committed unlawful or
disorderly conduct OF which he or
she IL absolutely Ignorant
| truly believe in honest obedi.
oncc Of every rightful law. but do
not believe in its unfair aud inhu.
man enforcement. J. II. MIRTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
CANDIDATES WILL
TALK At UNIVERSITY

Candidates for the school board
and port commission will be heard
at a public meeting OF the Univer.
sity Community club at O'Clock
Thursday night. at tho University
branch library. Tenth ave y. +. and
50th st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
GLOW the Phrase They've Got Their He

was included In the arrest on
account OF the fact that certain per.
sons IN tho same roominE house
were found by police 10 be Of dlsor.
derry conduct. At tho police sta
ton was told that II ! could not
furnish SO for ball for myself |
would have to stay IN Jail fur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE SEATTLE STAR =@&==z==

Cold, Cold Ground and other American ballads,
and tell the stories of the men who wrote the we'll
beloved songs.
There's an American simplicity about young
EdiSon'S plan that should recommend il to every
one who wants to see the American spirit
strengthened.
II has timeIineSs too in these piping days of
W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
Letter TO
Or. KIlner q Co.
Blnghamion. y. Y.
Prove What swsmp-Root viii Do

Prove What swsmp-Root viii Do
For You
Send ten cents 10 DR.. Kilmer q
Co, Blnghamton, ~ Y. for a sam
pie size bottle. 1t will convince
any one. You will also receive a
booklet OF valuable information.
telling about the kidneys and blad.
der. When writing. be sure and
mention Dept. r. Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
sAya sg WAS WRoNcgp

Editor The Star. In one OF the
local newspapers on November e
my name appeared as one Of those
arrested by plain-clothes policemen
for disorderly conduct IN n rooming
house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
NO WORK FOR GIRLS

Editor The Star: | ann glad to
read In your paper this evening
that there are not so many men
out of work this winter. Hut what
about the young girls willing to
work for any wages they can get?
Wherever q girl goes to ask for
work. they tell her work is slack.
| think II there were not so many
married women working for spend.
Ing money and fancy clothes. it
would give poor girl more chance
to get Job.
4 STAR READER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
DR.. P0hTIUS OFF
FOR BATTLEFIELDS

DIR. Nevin ID. Pontius. eye and ear
specialist, with offices in the Cobb
building. will leave Seattle about
Dec. IL 10 enter the Red Cross ser.
vice OF the allies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

THE STAR believes the board of education needs
some new blood. As presently constituted,
the board is of the most standpat little boards
we've got. George A. Spencer, member who is
candidate for reelection, says he stands on his
record.
This record, in the opinion of The Star, does
not entitle him to consideration
There are two other candidates-Osoar A. Nc
Gill, a Methodist minister, and DR.. Lillian Irwin,
woman physician.
McCill is lve-wre, a go-getter. He has some
real ideas about what Seattle schools should be.
He endorsed by organized labor and the socialists.
DR.. Irwin is sufficiently qualified for the posi-
ton, but her platform offers radical change in
existing conditions.
McGill is the man that is needed.
Tomorrow The Star will acquaint you with
him, and will tell why he's the for the job.
MISSOURI PRoGREssIvEs want full national
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

AN AFTERNOON paper says the port commission
is bualocd because il is asking for belt line and that
this proves they aren't big enough get the railroads
together terminal scheme. Neither is the public
service commission the interstate commits
sion The port has appealed to both bodies for help
they have done nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
DANGEROUS HABITS

There are many little habits Of
everyday life that are dangerous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

Second twins have arrived at
home Of Charles 5ogert in River
Edge, N. j. All are boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01
MOST TOO HIGH!

IN justice to The women, Il must be admitted the
short skirt is the most practical, yet justice
sometimes comes pretty high
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

w AAfNAAAi "a " ~
that. II broken.
would never be
missed
Parents should
take pains 10 keep
children fro m
forming the habit
Of sucking or
chewing on pen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

ellis. Pencils In the school room
which may have been passed from
hand to hand or have fallen on
dirty floors are likely TO be covered
with disease germs.
Molstening stamps or the flaps OF
envelopes with the lips also Ia a
dangerous habit Altho in tho
process OF making. the gum on
stamps il sterilized. afterwards. 10
passing from hand 10 hand they are
likely 10 be covered with germs.
For the same reason the habit OF
moistening ones fingers in turning
the pages OF book or in counting
paper money is dangerous. Because
It IL constantly changing from hand
to hand. paper money Is generally
covered with tiny particles OF Nth.
As the windows 90 down, the
sickness and death rate goes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

MISSOURI PRoGRESsIvEs want a full national
ticket in 1916 headed by Roosevelt and Johnson
more Those fellows satisfied with being shown
Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-01

As the windows 90 down, the
sickness and death rate goes
up.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Bon Der @o6nuag i6rer Shmdge.
rim Srou @. 81. g9ieBner, 9tr. 212,
Siio-@ai6ineton,StraBe, ipiirOe &C.
tern 9lohmittaa Die i'm 9llter bon
G2 @a6rcu periiorbene 6rou Wiarp
@roofs 81 @ro6c getraaen Gfarrer
G6. Gorge BON Der cngl lnt5erilden
syodion Sduore.airc0c bielt cine err
arciicnoe Sraucrpreoigt, nod Der Oic
9'eiiebrna oui Dem n9oltinore5rieo.
6oie" itottiano gl5 Qa6rtiidtrdger
crmieeu oobei Der @eritor6cnen iolt
genoe Serrcl sic lebte Gbrc: NJ.
9loie9ger @eo. 8iQihg @. s. @iar.
idoa oco. 6. 6o6ig6nrit 8. 9iiiiiel
imo q 9clb ,Sroii 9roofs, cine ges
6orene @aul, binterldBt i6ren 5mci.
ten @attcn Srn Morris @roofS cine
giiciidmciIer 6rol 2. @oIoberd
ano i6re SdNudgeriL 6ron @. @icB.
uer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

3wei &erioncu wuroen 0citcru
9lodbniittog ueoen lle6ertretlina Ser
0egen oos @cttcn aui @ieroerennen
crlaiieuen @cieee bonn 0iihtcr DC
Saul IN ser noropeiiliden @oli5ei-
itotion Sen @roBoeidworenen iiber-
picicn. Gs moren Dies. G9orles
8ot1ler, 46 Sabre olt ipoBnboft in
g1r, 1926, 8enniDIpanio 9lbcnue,
unO Qonicl 9owcn SO Sabre alt,
ipo9nboft in 9lr. 1857 Oruio.&il.
9lpenue. @owen welher ouf ein
@orDcr6or bcr6idtctc, mor scr 9(n.
nabmc bon @etten @atAler ocs 2llfs
ee6ens pon g9etten ongeidulOigt.
Gie in 5roee itcbcnoen %ieroerennen
wnroen I'M Ge5eni6er Oorigcn Sobres
IN Seem. Orleans abge6olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
ggiatis fir glr6citsluIen.

@oliinIorcr 3meig Ocs 9anocs glr.
bcitSuadwcis @urema beginnt
ieine S61tigfeit. g(rbeitiudenoc
meuocn ii1 an Snipettor George
81. Nlobone I'M 9uremi ocs Stcm-
art.@e6duoes oil Der Gde bon
2om6aro. imo @oB.StraBe. II
Siro miro and oelitih eeiproden.
Gcutihc, ipelHe 9lrbeit bcnotbigen
ioaicn nid)f 50geru uno iib iofort an
Sic 9altimorer 3ipeigiteIle ocs 9rn-
ocs glrbeitsno1meis 9ureaus wen.
0cn. Ooiielbc berrnittelt foitcnfrei
Stcalmg un0 Dcriorgt cbenio Jar.
mcr uno Sobritarten nit 9lrbeitern.
GoS Bureau beiin0ct iit6 in ocn 9idu-
men oer GinponoerlmgS 9eb0roc
i'm 5tcmort @c61loc an Der @de BON
Qombaro lno GoD.SiroBe, lno
Itcben 6cnicI6cn sic sSnipcftoren
@corgc ". Wlo6one mo Tbomos Wf.
Barr Dor. 0citide, melAe Der eng
lilhcn Sprohc nidt mddtig iinO,
Ioatcn iid niMt ctpo gcnircn, i'm 9u-
rcau mad glrbcit noM0uirageh oenn
sic synipeftorcn iino ouc6 Der Oclt.
it6cn Spradc mddtig. ginmonoc.
runoS Gommiiidr @ertram g..
Stump erbicIt gcitcrn bon Der Bun.
ocsrcgieung oic SSnltriIftionen auf
iueld)c Q9ciic Oos neuc Bureau geleis
fct wcrocn ioa. 9lint nur ocr 2ono.
qlr6eitcr miro ii6 0os Bureau an,
nc6men ionoern ouh Der Sanomers
fer. 6o6riforbeiter irao Giienbobu.
9(nacitcnie. 9ur8um pcr 9lr6eit be-
noi6igt mel0e itA in oieiem Bureau.
Gbcnio Dcroen olle @eIhGftS6dltier,
6a6rifanien 5ormer lno 9ale
umtcruebmer, uel9e 9lr6citcr iuHcn
oufgeioroert, iicb an oas 9unoes-9lrs
bcitsno1pcisA A9ureou 8l penoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
eOIl ggricffaiten aemaLirt 0a6en.

9lnoei9uloiat idmmtlihe griei.
fditen 0nfel SAINTS oiif ser Sono-
9loute ewiihen Guicolt Git0 unO
&fciier's Corner mlt6willig 5eritort
5l babcn puroe Sobn 9(fiei0t Der
Sobn BON Srn. mo 6rou Sernon
gIfielot, @acott GitD, pom PoIi8ei-
Gbei @0ih perboftet, eeitcrn no@
Baltimore 9ebroht uno oen 9uloes.
9e6oroen ii6erpieien. gSie cs 6riBt,
ioa cr iidl 0es ibm sur Gait 9clegten
Gcrge5ens bereitS cbuIoia befouut
BobeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12


nimrnt, bleibt an ser Spibe 0erieIben.
0oeegen bat iicb Sr. Sermonn anol-
Ienberg, ser icit 5mon5ig Sabren oos
Sefretdrsdmt befleioet, berauloBt ge-
ic6cn. cine S9ie0crmo9l o65ule6nen
oes9leitben S1abmeiiter Conrad 6.
Stable. gluf 9(ntrag oes Srn. 9orI
q. 30. S1olB mur0e Sru. &noaen.
berg iomie Srn. Ho6bc, Ger Cant
oes @ereius a6geitottet. 0ie g9obl
Scr 9eomtcn crgnb foIgenoes &eiul-
lat: grGiioent 9fobert &c. 9lotber
@icc @rdiioenten: ScnrD @. Silfen,
George 9unnede, 2ouis g. Dieterid
uno SSoco6 &lcin; S1abmeiiter g8il.
liam Spilmoh Sefretdr SenrD 6.
frenb; 0ireftoren: 6. S. 9lond,
@0mun0 9riinings, SenrD G.@ortbc,
Sbos. 6oIcD SisfD, @ubert arefeI,
@eb6orOt 2eim6od, @iQionl W}eiiicl,
Conrad 6. &ob6e, Senrg 5iu6ltrot,
2ouis 6. S6neiocrcitb, &arl u. sc.
Sdolb, @uItop SicemlmO, 9fuOoIpb
Commenced, S9eo u. SteinnlIller,
g9iliom Stiioc, George 8. @ogrer,
Gow. g9iiHmeoer imO G6nrles 8ics.
9on Dem i6brli6cn 9anfett bat
sic @cieaiboft in oieien Sabre g(5-
itono 9enoumen.
9SrGliocnt Gobert Wl. &otber CAB
eincn flir5cn llebcrbIid ii6er 0ic TbG-
tieteit Scr Sroouiintion rn0 iogtc
inter 9lnocrem:
.g(nipra1e 0cs 9rGii0en
ten 9iobert 80. 9fotber.
n0ie Grfa6rlungen ser nGeutiheu
@cieliHait" in oen lebten bier Nlo.
noten woren auberorocntlider glrt.
Sic 9(uipriide aiif uniere @el0cr unO
oie G6dtigfeit itnierer 9lgenten mo.
rem mitnnter ic6mierigc glufga6cn fir
oos erefiltip-Goniite.
Sn 8olge oes arieges mareu meb+
rcrc Suioert @ldnner bon bier Lam
oenOen Sdiiien entIoiien ooer wa-
rcu ge5pungcn 81 ociertireu grob-
tent6eils o5ne icgli@c WlitteL nit
MIR oen aleiOcrt welde tie trngen.
DIE oDeutide @eellidait" ipuroe er-
ii4t 81 6elien, mo infer GrehltiD.
Goniite 6emii6te iidl oieie @ldnner
5u 0criorgen, ioueit cS luiicre Nlittel
crlonben
glns Ocm 9eridt unierer 9lgerten
cricccn sic, Dab mir fir Oieien 3pett
bis 5un 81. Ge5em6cr 1914 Die
Simrmc Dou $i5G9t3 ocraus0n6ten.
Sir @oil imo SulaiicQcn purocn
iiir 4AS @dnuey $tiG2. 40 oasgese'
ben; fir S1u5e iuo aleioer $95.67,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Ger &aleuOer 0es oGeutiden Cor
rciponocnten,~ o0os &ot6c Bud
iiir 1916 befiuOet f6 i'm Grud.
Nit Der Gert6eihrng an Oie gl6on-
nenteu oes ,Geutibeu Gorreiponoen-
ten" miro om 20. Somuar 6cgonuen
ctwos ipater luie gelp06nliA unO
oaolr6 peririodt OaB oic o&riegsi
G5ronif~ iiir 1914 notiirlider @eiie
ni6t Dor Dem I. Sanuar bollenOet
mcrocu founte. Gicier E6eil oeS
&oIenocrs, ser me6r ais 90 Soften
einnimnlt, gie6t cine lle6erii1t oller
Gricgscreiguiiie bonn Gage Der
Grigeserfldring Geuti1lano's al
&uBlon0 an bis 5um I. Somor
1915. 9lu Der SeriteIlng 0eS aolen-
oers lit me6rere Wlonote gcar6citct
poroen Ser itotiitiic5e G6eil 0eS
n9lot5en 9uGes" lit Oiesmal in SOL
ge Der &erminoerltng oeS 9iolunes
Ourb oie v&riegs. .G6ronif~ niht 10
inbaItreid mie in frii6ereu So6rgdn-
gen. Ger Snbolt lit wic folgt:
9lm &anol Gr5d6hmg; 9lfruf Oes
&aiiers; @onoma @ocific 9lnsitel-
litug; 9cpegIi6e SSeite 1915; 9is-
mard Genfnal; 9unoes-9iitrifts-
geriHt; @uu0esienat; G6ronologiide
Gborofteriitif Oes Sabres 1915; Cont
million fir 6iientli6e 9etrie6e; Gon-
greB; Coroner @oltimore's; Iic ncue
@hltter, @r5d6lung; @refutiO6eonite
oeS Staates; 6initerniiie inn Sabre
1915; @eieblibe 6eiertage; @eOeuf-
tage; @eOi6te; So6e 9outer in Bal
timore; Snouitrie llnfoll Commit
lion; Sii0iibee &alenoer Sungfrail-
@o6n; &olenoer; 0iopoIeous Gin5ug;
Seffentlihe 9etries Gon1miiiiocu;
@onamofanol lnO @elt6onOel; $50
Ii5eiDe6oroe; &olBeiribter 8oIti-
nore's; 9iiHterpabl, 0ritter @e5irf;
Seelomen Gr56bltng; Stelhng ser
Sonue; Stoots Stuer.Gonnliiiion;
9eoeutiom Srdume; Gootenliite fir
1914 lleberiiht ser Griegsereiguiiie;
lle6eriid]t Ser mi6tigiten Greigniiie;
&crgougene Sabre; Gerldnaering
0es 2e6ens; @orgeididte Oes &ric-
gcs; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; @o6len
in @orolano; S6lodt BEL @otcrloo;
@nros ltnO Ere5infte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

glo6 iingef0br einjGbriger &ranf-
belt puroe geitern Der ebcmolioe go
lioiit Sinot6p GDon in ieiner @oB-
nung, glr. 100, SiiO-StriderltroBe,
bonn Eo6e ab6errien. Sr- 9iDon mar
in Srlono ge6oren lno 61 Sabre alt.
Sm glpril lebten SSobres trot CT aus
oem @oli5ei0icnit ans. @r binter,
ldBt 0mei S6bne, g8iaion 8. lno
SSobn 2. &pu1 iomie cine Soc6tcr,
Sri. 9[lice Sl. GDon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Oer ullt 70. Oe3elll-
Der leincn 76. @eburtstng fcierte.
i'm Deriloiienen Sabre fir Inter
itiibing $5279.S1 unO @etrie6sfoiteu
$155027 i'm @au5eu $6S300S, aiis.
gogeben 6a6en; Die regelmdBigen
Ginno6men parcn $4,000 BON
0litglie0ern in0 S3736.S4 fiir@run0-
gins unO 3inien 5uiammen $5436.S4
oOer $1393.24 meuiger ais Die 9liis.
go6en.
g9ie ser 9eriGt ouipciit, 6a6en
mir bon 6reunoen Der oGeutiHci
@eieai6oft" @ei9enfe, meiiteus frei.
wiQigc, i'm 9etroge bon $622OO er-
6olten lmo Elm 2egot aus oenl Olo6-
LAB imieres Dcritor6enen 8reunOes
9lOolp6 s. NleDer murOe nns BON
0en 9eitomeuts-Goaitredern I'M gfo.
Dem6er aus6e5a6lt; mir iin0 gewiB,
OaB Die @enlibung 0icies @elocs fiir
oieien 3pcd Dem Sinne OeS Ge6crs
Dolfommen entipriAt.
llnier Der3iushores @ermogen lit
Ourd oas Segat ans oem 9ladloB
bon 6rau GorotDea Sdooe mn
$i70729 oergr6Bert. GoS Sinan5s
Gouite BOT 100000 Ganuiae-9on0S
perfauit umO Orei @rnOmiet6en BON
ie $6GC0 fiir $37S9,45 gefouft, mel
DIES lniere Ginno6nen BON 3inian
BON $861tOS ouf $3691 .OS 6ringt
SD made Gle 0orauf aufncrfiomL
0aB Oie Ginna6nen bon NlitglieOern
non $1SS000 in 1913 cuf $170055
i'm Oergangenen Sabre gefolen iin0.
Soate Oieies iein2 Sit es nidjt m09.
lih, me6r Mdnner 5u bepegen oas
cute @erf Ger @eicQihGit Ouolirh 5u
unteritiiten, oaB iie iid ais Niitglie.
ser ouihlicBen2 99ie piel, o0er i'd
mus iagcn mie wenig founteu mir
6elfen mdre es nicbt fiir Oie Ginnobf
men bonn @ern0gen, peldes Dor
Sa6ren ia, Dor @enerotionen onge.
leot wurOe. Sic gegcnudrtigen 9ei-
trdgc bon @litglieOern iinO foum &C..
niigeuO, Inn Oie @etTie6stoiten 3li
Oedeit mo oieie iin0 nieOriger, aIs
irgeno elmer 16nliden @eieliidoit
@leine Serren ic6 crude Sie Orin.
geuo, oieiem lle6el d65ubelfen uno
nele Nlitglicoer 5ii mer6ei"
9eri6t 6eS glgenten.
Serr Sobu 9. aGeDer, Ger 9lgehf
Scr @eie1i1aft, imter6reitete iol9en.
oen @ericbt ii6er Oie S60tigfeit i'm
abgelnlienen Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12
Grlitt SdaOel6rnG.

9lu9e6liG aus Grregltng bel Dem
Gcrfolf cineS @oars Sdu6e iuuroc
0eiiern 9}aHnittog Der 2S Sabre alte
%6ilip @olfer, Ser Better eines @e'
i6dftS fir Sdu65u6c60r in 9lr.2229,
FenniplOauio 9IOeniie, bon eiuent
S6winoel-glnfo1 befoQen, itiir5te 81
9oOen miO 5og ii6 cinen Sddcel-
brnM 3ll.
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@um SC ans 0afcn.

Sin Guteuo Gompfer i'm Soien. ~
Seds 6olen @ctreioe. II Gas
gsrod Oes Scgelidiifcs u@il-
grim" oeiihtet. - Gos Siilfs-
ibiff fir @eloier pieoer flott &C.
woroen
GopitGu @. Songo6or0o bon 0en
itoIienii6en Iompfer oSicino," ser
geitern bier ans @enuo, Stolien ein-
trof 6eriNtet, DAB er am 6. Sonuar
ouf Dem Sceon OoS SeselidiiLBil-
grinL" oos in einem i1peren Stur-
me am Is. 98em6er fenterte, ange-
troffen babe Gie 9ooung idien naG
9lniidt 0eS GopitGns fortgei6memnt
moroen 81 iein, 0ie W}alten paren
gebro6en mo Oos grod trie6 biilf-
los auf Oen @ogen. Gie 9eioblmg
6es ShiffcS plrOe befanntlih bis
ouf cinen W}onn bon Dem norpegi-
ihcn Taupfer nG6olmo" ieiuer 3eit
gercttet un0 naN 9irfipalo, eng
lono, ee6raht.
9rei3e6n Sampler 5ur
g[bfo1rt bereit.
SIN 8oIlomte berrihte ocitern
rcoe G6dtigfeit, oIs Die Gopitduc
Der orei5e6n augcnblidliH i'm 6ieii-
gen Sofen liegcnoen Gompfer i6re
&lnrirpopicre berlonoieu. litter bic
ien S6iiien befinoen ii6 feds eng
licGc, Orei norpegiihc, cin italieni-
i1cr, Gin boll0n0ii@er, Gin ibipeOi-
i4er mo eiu omerifoniider Gam
pier. GoOon iollcn ieds S1iffe Sc
treioe nod europe an 9orO ne6meu.
uSobn Sor6ie" mieoer
flott
Qas MlorDlGn0er &iilfsiHiif
nSSo6n Saroie~ oas am Dergongenen
6reitog BON Baltimore uoh @elgien
in Gee gegongen NOR uno bel SlO
9Soint Comfort in ser G6eiopeofc,
@ai am Somltog auf @rlno lief
lit geiteru Gorn1ittag wieoer flott ge-
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Scnte ScntIdleS s6cater.

Ger S6wonf Sin 9la6enpater" &c.
langt sur Eariicaung. II Gin
Stiid bon acknowledgement ao-
nit Gie uSSroiug @Ioce E6eo-
ter-@eieaidoft" bringt i6re 6eIten
&rdite naH bier. II Sin ehter
uOeuiibcr 9l6cno~ in 9lusiidt.
Seute 9l6cno gie6t cs pieOer nal
Elm ipcciiiidb oeutidcs Greignib: cine
Oeutidc G1cater.GoriteQung 81 Die.
icr 3cit, Oa Oie Geutid5en ii6 me6r
ais je ouf einonoer angelUieien iiib.
len, ga lit cin iolher 9l6enO INNER
Elm MeOiiinL ourH Oos oie Geutiden
3uiommengeiii6rt werocn, in &C.
meinidaftlider 6renoe an Oeuticber
Sprode, oeiltidcr Ginit. 90 fam
es, ooB sic Groffnung Der Oeltiden
S6eotcr. Soiion inn lebtcn Nlonat I'M
beItcn Slime eine oeutide &imOgc-
bung wuroe, Der iid 9lle, Oic ienem
Oenfluiir0igen gl6cn0e beilpobntcn,
fir lauge 3eiten germ erinnern per-
0eu. llno 10 miro Oenn alien gln-
5eiden na1 uu1 bcutc imO morgen
n9nboug6s S6eoter,~ in meldem
gleip-gorfcr @iinitler i6r fur5es @oit-
ipiel ge6en, pieOcr 81 einem &enoe5.
pous.@lab meroen fir 9llle, ole nod
oeutidb fiibleu mo 0enfen imO bic
germ icoe @eleecu6eit benuten, Der
oeutihen aunit eiuen Gri6ut 5u 5ol-
len ino iirb sur Oeutihen Sot6e 5u
befennen.
Die 2citung Der Dgleiu 0orfer Syr.
ping @loce S6eater-@eieaiAnft~ Bat
in ser @o6l Der beioen Stiide oieieS
W2ol Dor oacm Elm 3iel i'm 9luge &C.
6o6t: tic Mil sic 3n6oreridoft einc
g9cile Ocn @eoonfen al Oieie eruiie
3eit entriidcn, es mill tic lahen le6-
rcn llno oieieS 3icl miro iie iiher.
lid erreihen. Gafiir biirgen Oieie
bon iprii6euocm &unor OurHlpe6ten
Shlager: am eriten 9lbenO Gin
Go6cnpoter,~ Elm S6luonf aus Der
6coer ocs 6efaunten @iener T6eotcr.
Iireftors unO 9ii5nenDidters @eorg
Sorno; am 5peiten 9l6eno: uSSnian-
teriIt @floume,~ cine ii6erniit6ig lu-
itigc @oiie BON 0feal uuO 6erner, Sen
@crfaiiern oes nWliioen E6cooor,
fir wel6e &err N1ar Simon ser
9(utor oes r9ieb' @aterlanO", umO
Scrr &uoi Go6e, cines Ser Wlitglic-
ser ser DSrbing &loce-@eicQicbait",
me6rcre aftueQc Griegscouplets &c.
oidtct 6o6cn. Bur Caritelling Oie-
icr wirfiomcn Stiide iteQt Die Nelu
Dorfer @cicaidoit i6rc beiten ardfte
ms Selo. Gomit lit Ser fiinitlcri-
ida Grfola gciidert. @ie itorf Der
duBere GrfoIg iein miro, Oas bdngt
bonn Gcuti6t6um Ser StoOt a6, Oas
iinerli1 am @labe iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-12

Scr @lonotsberidt Scr SeiIsorlnce
gic6t cine 9(n5abl intcrelionter 3oD-
len ii6cr 0ie bon Der Organization
ipdbreno ser MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
leiitete 9(rbeit. So muroen inter
1000 8erionen NIT @cibnahtsf0r'
ben beoadt lmo $50 beimloie D5dn-
ner NIT elmer warmen @lobl0eit per-
iehen.