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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

@or Hidtcr Dean itoi0 geitcrn oic
16.iGbrioc WsilorcO Soldier BON Slr.
1888, Gjrecnmoumt-9lpcy lno miBtc
iih wegen angcbIid unsc60rigen
getroecnS ouf ser StroBe pcront
morten. EoIi8iit Shines, Der sic
&erboitling borgenomnen bottc, CAB
an, OoB er oos iungc W1Goben om
Sonntog g(6enO oil Der Gde bon
@reelmlouilt.g(pcim Ii. @loniunent
5troBc in 10 ongctruufenen 3uiton-
sc angetroifen bate. Oab er iie sur
@oli5ciItotion brocbte. 9lngcblid loll
Gin in 9eeleihtng oes jutgen WlGO.
dcns bciinoliher Monn oic 6hlht
qrgrificn boben ais Shines iih Dem
Hoar nGberte. Sri. Soldier mel.
gerte iid, nn8ugeben, uobcr iie 81
fobol erbolten battc, ln0 iaete MIR.
ooB iie Die Snustbiir oeri6loIien
fono, ais iic 5omtag 9l6euo bein.
fe1rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
SD. s.. s. g9lnf tnNt.

SSn Scr 9o6nllng icincr GIteri
9}r. 1889, 9loro.G6eIter- -Strobc, ltorb
geitcrn Serr SenrD s. @lod, Elm e6e-
mails bier imo in @6ilaoelp6ia mo6l.
befonrtcr 3eitnn9smonn. 3ulebt
mar Serr 9lod 6ci ser 9lOrcB6udiir.
ma 9f. 6. Yolf & Co., ongeitellt. Ser
Geritorbenc mar icit orei N}onaten
franf unO erlag elmer Complication
BON &ranf6eiten. Ser 9Iod mar
om 30. W}oi 1873, ais So6n bon Src.
Oerid GbnrleS ino ,Srau Grneitinc
9lod, in Baltimore ge6oren. Gr &c.
mob IN Ocu biciigen 0ifentlid]enSbu.
len ieinc critic Gr5ie6img mo pionc-
tc iih ooroui Oem 3citlmgs6erui.
Gor iiini5e0n So6ren orbeitete er bel
Der Baltimore Gorl0" unO ging
oann 5lr o@6iloOelp6ia Zines unO
sur philadelphia @reB." gluBer
icinen Gltern binterlGBt er Smei
SdiueItern 6rou Clara @aIdrio
9eniel in Baltimore, unO Srol Gli.
5abet6 glmelio SoDes, in Chicago,
uno einen @ru0er, 6errn Grneit
9. glod, Der oni Baltimore Star"
on0elteQt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

W q bington, / Dtdr6.
Sos @eieb, pcl1es oen @erfalif ooer
Oie @eitergobe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Der Groguen obne 6r8tIi6e gcroro.
mng (obnc ole oireftc glnueiilng
eincS gIr3teS) perbietet trot beute III
arait. Gic 3roguen umfoiien
Spnrm Gocoin in irseno peIdcr
6orm lm0 @eriteltng, ooer aus iol-
den glr5neinlittclu bcrgeitcllte Yrds
puratc. Deilmittel, Die obne Gr5t-
lihc @croromng niht freieesebcn
ipcroen f0mciI iuniaiicl alle iolde
0eilmittel, oic mebr ais 5pei @rain
Opium ODER mebr alS cin Giertel
@roin Morpbnml ooer Elm glhteI
@roin $eroin ooCr ciu @roin 60
coin entbolten.
3tnpioerbonoelnoe meroen nit ei.
ncr @eloitruie BON niHt mebr oils
$4,000 ooer nit fiiuf Sabren @e-
fGngniB o0er nit 6eioen beItraft.
Cine 9lbgo6e bon iGbrlih einem Dol.
lar lit fir 9ieienigen beitimnt, mel
DIE ioIde 9(r5neimittel perfoufen. @ie
0urAhibrilns oeS 05eietes itebt IN
Der 9efueniB Oes Gommiiidrs fir
9innen50ae lmo oie Slmme BON
$t50,000 lit 0ofiir borgeieben.
Qie 9efiirporter Oes @eieses er.
porten pom Dem @elebe eineu iebr
6ciliomen ginfluB. beionoers bin.
ii6tliH Der SfIoben oieier 9roguen.
gln0ere ooeeeen bebotlpten, Dob es
iiberbaupt feinenn GinfluB oilf Die
Sfloben ser glorfotifo ausiiben
iperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
erplOliun anf .9srOarciio? p


Ger 8ar0. .0ampier o0lorro GoitIe"
briugt 1877 lleberlebenoe oes
merifaniideu aauonenbootes nah
@era Gru3. - 19 .Qlann ser De
iablmg angeblih ertruuten.
Geniur bat ouideiucuo Giu3eln
beiteu unteroriidt. @iaa mel
oct @rfolgc.
g9afbingtom I Nldri.
Sier ans gIep 9orf cinaetroiieuc
91elouuecn au ole Gertreier oe
ngaro Sine~ beiageu, oaB Oas meri.
faniidc @auonenboot DErogreiio~ &c
iteru i'm Safen BON 'grogreiio III sic
2uft geipreugt poroen iei. 10 0lauu
BON ser 9eiabuug ioaci imgcfom.
men fem. Der @aro.9iuic Gampier
uMorro Cattle uabm 1877 lleberle.
benoe oes u%rogreiio" nah Gcra
Grus.
9Ius 9em Dorf bcitGtigt.
gtew 9orf. /. @ldr5. Bonn
GapitGu ocS .@lorro Gaiile" trai
bier Die Wieloima cin OaB Dem meri
faniihen aononenboot n@roareiio"
Gin llniaa 5ugeitoBeu iei mo OoB er
1927 r@erettetc nah &era Gril5
bringe. Gs miro onaenommen oaB
eS iid Inn cine grploiion an 9oro
OeS 9riegsihitieS 6auoeltc m0 oaB
Die Geuiur Gin3clnbeitru unterorid.
te. Sic ,Morro Cattle lit 6eutc in
Gera Grr8 i0aie.
9illa meloct Grful0e.
81 Fafo. SeraS, Nldrj.
Gin pom General 6ranceSco &iaa nm.
tcr3eidueteS SeIegramm mcloet. Dab
5ipiiHeu &iao lno Garrau5a IN San
Dlateo, i'm Staat chihuahua, einc
Sdla6t itattgehmoeu bat. 9iaa
meloet oariu, oaB sic Garroii5itcH
ctipd so Naun an Eooten ucrlorcu
bdtteu; @cneral sSiaoc 9lrroDs Bat
oemielben 8cridte ua6 9Icomboros,
i'm StQQte @uQnQnlQto. erOhcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

Gin 2oit-9(uto ser n9lmcricon @r-
preB Co., melhcs bon 8. gS. GDler
bon 9Ir. 1910, 9rentuooO. 9lpenue,
gelenft wuroe, collioirte geItern
giahmittog segen 2 llbr on Ger @de
BON @reiton-StroBe itnO @rccn.
molmt.9lpcnuc nit Dem g[utomobiI
Oes Or. s. 30. 0eIeoett bon glr
623, Golumbio.9lbenue. Die Wlo.
idine oeS 9lr5tcS lpuroe er6eblih be-
ihGoiot. Or. DeleOctt iaotc, onB CT
Gcrleeiueen erlitt inO mar ge0pln'
gen ii@ nod Soiie 81 begcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

OcS tSraleHbun ocS.
Ger 5roicn6unO Oes nlluobbdngi.
gen @iirgerpereins BON M}arplano"
belt oeitern 9lbenO I'M Sotel &oleig6
cine qllt6eiudtc @lonotsperiomm-
lmg ob, in Der 6rau 9nbert 8. Sant-
bGnel oen @oriit rmo Srmi aatberine
Strauff oaS @rotofoa fiibrte. Seds
0amen puroen ais neue DlitglieOer
in sen @erein oufgcnonmen. 6rnI
S6mol5 beipirtebcte Die Tamen init
Galifornicr Sriidtcn. TouaH famen
s iilbernc S0ffcl pic 6rau aorl 5un
@citen ocs SiilfSionoS geitiitet bate,
sur @erlooing lmO erbielt oieieIben
6rau Or. Carrie &. Slider, mG6reno
cine bon Gleonorc Coos gegebene
Sadie Sri. 93ut6 @eber 5uficl. SSn
9ln6etraht ociien OaB Die 0amen
augenblidlid OurG i6re glrbeiten iiir
oas alte &aterlanO in ieocr 9e5ie-
bung in 9lniprilh genoumen iino,
ipuroe geitern 6ciHloiien, Die Caro-
@urtD DorlGiiig 5u perideben.
Gonnitatter 6ranenDerein
Sein aui66rlideS 9roBes Souper
nit onIdlieBenOem Ball miro Der
GannItatter Srouenperein on foni.
mcnoen W1ontog in Der 6ro6iinn-
Sulle an Ser ,Sreoerid- -9lpenue, a6-
6alteu. Gic @orbereitiingen iinO in
polleni @onge mo lolien bereitS Jest
einen ih0nen Grfolg propbe5eicn
IS d enfran5."
Syn @o6els 0olle, Ger. 1881,
ug6.StroBe, bielt geitern 9lbcno
Scr @eioneperein ,,Gi9enfron5" ieine
pohentli6e Siueitunge ob, in Der
inter 9eitlng OeS @ereins.0irigeu-
ten IS. SO. @oblnonn me6rere SieOer
gum beoorite6enOen Stiftlngsfeit
einituoirt wuroen. Sn Der no6fol-
genoen @eitGftSiisung fii6rte ErGi-
bent 81. 9iittc ooS Erotofoll Gs
ipuroe fir Oen 0lonot Suui ein 9Sic-
nic III 9lusiiht genomneu uuO cine
GinloOing Scr @ereiniaten Sanger
ongenomnel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
9rirgsnadbri6trn.


& albington in &enutniB
geiebt
" @aibington /. 9idr5. 9l0c
comne3iellcn @er6inouaen 5nSce
5ipiihen Gentihlano uno Der 9lilBcn.
melt ipnrocu berte olrd @roB6ritan
nien imo 5rantreib fiir pcrboteu cr.
fldrt. SSoeutiidle gloten, ucldc ourd
oen frdn30iiiheu imO britii6en BOT
ibaftcr interbreitet lpur0en benad
riHtiatcu sic @ereiniate 5iaaten 9lc.
gicriIng bon oieiem oroitiiHeuShritt
Der 9lliirten ais 9lutmort oui sic
aricas5one Reclamation ourd
Telitidlono.
S9enn oieie @olitif onrhaeiiihrt
wiro, miro es uidt mc6r moaIih
iein, @amipollc, fa6ri3irie glrtifcl
Die feinei Gontra6onoc.Gbarafier
babeit bon oen @eremigteu Staaten
oirett ooer iuoircft nad Deutidlono
ST. peribifien uno pon lcbtcrem Qan.
oe lolro ole SicFeriuig BON ,Sdrbnoi'
len imo onoeren @aorcn noh sic.
lem Sauoc abgeidnittcn lpcrocu.
Sn bieiigeu ofii5iellen areiicn
6erridt oQsemeiu ste 9miic6t SOB
gegcn oie SanoluoSweiip Der 9lli.
irten ueldle ais elm nod ME 0oac.
peieuer Shritt betrod)tet miro, Elm
euergiiher @roteit crbo6en pcroen
miro.
glttentatoeriit6 gegentiir
fii6e N3iniitcr2
@oriS, 4 Nl1r5. Giucm Selc.
gramm auf 5ofia an BEN oScmpS"
3uiolgc ipuroe geiiern Gin 9lttentots
reriud aui Gnoer @oido, ocn tiirfi
lheu ariegSminiiier, itno 9alaot
Ben, oen tiirtiihen Nliniiter oes Sn.
nern nniernommen o6uc icood Gr
folg 5u baben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
cSram SauiS cntlaiIen.

6rou GeIia 0oOis, welde ii6 am
Somitoe eclpcigert botte, i'm @eriht
an5lige6en no iie Elm Yiouo ouibe.
mobren lieB mo meeen @liBodtlng
oes @erihts ms @efdneniB geididt
Wuroc, worO geitern globnittoe Dem
9fidter 0uffp boraeiii9rt unO err
fldrte iid bereit oie 6roee oes 9Rid-
terS 6ll beantporten. Sic iagte, onb
iie Oas Sgiano bel Srn. 9iobert 81.
6oIfenitein in 9lr. 3sOS, 6ernwooo-
glucmle, Ganton eingeitellt babe
aohocm lie Dem &ihter Oicic Snior'
motion gcgcbcn bottc, criolgte ibre
Gntloiiung. @on Dem @eiGngniB fam
iie per glutooroid)fc in 9eglcitlmg
ibres Soften nod Dem Seridtsee-
bGllOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
987 Milinnrn erInrherlidl.

gS al bin9ton, / Gidr5.
9eioe SGider ocs Gongreiics pnren
bis ipdt 9lbenoS III Sitlug. SH
Observation-Disclosures puroe oie Ser
miIligrngsbia iiir oos glderbouGe.
portcment berotben mo nahoeui Der
Senot iih lanec nit DER Snoianer.
9erpiIIiglmgs Bin beihdftigt boite.
eiro cr 81 elmer Gretltipiiblma iibcr,
IN melher bic oIlgememcn &crpi1i.
gllngsbiIs 0isfutirt purocn. Sn Der
SlottcuucrpiIligimos Bill mnroc oen
9au BON 8lpci Sobiec. lultcriec6ooteu
lno ieh5ebn ltnteriec6ooteu fir aii.
Iter .&ert6eioieung 3u9eitmut. Dic
@ermiaigiin9en fir Die beioca
Shlohti1iffe bliebcu I'M Gonferen5.
gomite unOerGnoert. Ser Comic.
renoberi6t iiber Die acknowledgement
fir oen 0iitritt Columbia itno ole
t6r.9ltooemie mlirOe giteebci
Sen imo iino inter 0en MoBnobmcn
pelbc Oem 9Srdiioenten sur @eneb-
miglng 5ugeionot puroen. Sm @ou.
6en iino Gerpiligungeu flir oaS
ndhite Sa6r BON $9S132L513.77
eemaht morOcn. Sir @afen. imo
6luB 9erbciierungeu lueroen mtnoc
items $30.00O,OOO nerlanat. Dic
republifaniiten Senotoren boben
aneefiinOigt, ooB oieie 9ia BON ibnen
ourh lonee 9ieoen tootgemadt miro,
pem iie bon gieiiem Dor oeu Senot
fonmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
eteeIcrI8 1ran IN edNunIitdtcn.

gecp yort, 1. Mdr6. Sroil
Nlnncttc Stegler, oie Satin BON
&idaro q. Steglcr, Der in @crbin.
Dung nit aneeblidcn 9SaBihwinoe.
leien in Oen Combs iist, ipilroe beutC
81 friiber Nlorgenittmoe i'm Sotcl
@rcnoblc inter Der 9lnihnloierma
oeS tbdtliHeu glngriiis. melhe gegeu
iic 0urh g(rt6rr M}oteifat oen 8ei
ridteritatter einer Oeutihen 3eitung,
cr6oben milror, per6aitet, Wlatcitat
bebalptete, bon Ger 6rat nit elmer
Observation-Disclosures angeariifen mo
nit einem Stod geidIagen lporoen
5ii iein.
Srou Stcaler iuur0c ipdter i'm
@oIi5eioeridjt cntlniien ino oer
03ibtcr crtldrte, Dab CT i6rcn glnfld-
ger nad Dem 9lrbeitsbauS eeianot
6obcn ipiirOe. nem aeipiiicS @epeis-
ociinitioer gclpeien iuGre.
VIC Srall crtlartc oelt JIDter, oaB
@}ateifot imo ieiu @cgleitcr pcrIuht
bdttcu tic IN ocm Sotel 3u cntflci.
oeR.
llnaei06r 81 oerieIbcn 3eit, 81
weIdcr 6rou SteaIer i'm Eoli5eige.
riAt cntlolien ipiroe, crboben sic
Observation-Disclosures oeseu H.
rGn @lann ole gInflaee ser @crihpo.
rlng gegcn Die Ser. Staoteu sur gr.
langung eines ameritaniihen @aiies
oli betriigeriihe @eiic. Nlit Stes
ler puroeu ouH 9lidarO Dloooen
auf oeIien glame oer @aB aiSeeitelli
mar, uno G5uItap Goof bon Sobofen
welher anee6IiH Bel GrIdugimg oeS
FaiieS bebiilflih mar augetlnst.
(9lrtbur ". N1oteifot mar Dor
Sabrer in Baltimore tbdtig uuo Der
beirot1ete lid bier NIT emer Stipe
tier ocs 9Soitors Silto Sumter por
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Sndlt ieinen Carufpntcr.,

4oIi5eimaridaIl 8obert 3. Garter
erbielt geitern Elm S6rei6en bon @.
3. 0}ogneB bon 0cnoer, Colo, in
wcIhem Oeriel6e auird9t Oh icin
@roBUoter Benjamin 6ranflin @1ag-
neB, in baltimore nohnhnft Ill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Gim6redcr in saO-galtimore.

Ger @eloi6ronf in oem 2aOen
bon Soiepb Simon 9lr. 1140, Siio-
GborlcsitroBc wuroe in Der Nloht
BON 5onntog ouf @lontoe bon Gin.
brebcrn eeluoltiom geoffnet @r.
Simon beflogt oen &eerluit elmer
goloencu llbr i'm @ertbe bon $50
mo Gleiounositiide I'M @ert9e bon
1915.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

SRI 97oia Ceitrcidl, 5rou g. @1oc.
@rag unO SRI. Momie 0iac@rop.
To- Hreis: o9ierrots uuo @ier-
rettes4 cine iiberous oeIungeue
G5ruppe.
Gie ein5eluen GomiteS, wcl6e sic
Gorbcrcituugcu iiir Sen Mosfeuball
0urdgeiii5rt batteu meiien ole nod.
itebenoe 3liiommeniebung auf:
arrangements Gomite GboS.
Shuar5, goriitcr; 5SreO. aiinumeI
9Iiiiiteut; SoS. @ciih, IT, @n Smi-
leD, 8m. Brandt 66oS. @iirbbc-
der, 9amrcnce Sbumau uno 6ronf
Sdimnder.
Gnpiangs Gomte @uitopuS
&orb, Sol. Sciid, Sr, @m. 8ranOt
G6as. gSiirbbo6er, @m. Blair lmO
9l6. 96ifIer.
Bar Gomite Soi. SGumon
emiI a0pf @nt Smiley, Z. @|eper,
2amrence MeDer ru0 9l0om Shlott-
bauer
Gan5-Gonlitc cSronf Sdimo-
der, 6rco Serr Sol. Seiidb irv 8.
Slider @m. 9e6r unO Sub. 6roter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
$50 @eIuGmmma.

Gie 9olioei 1T criudt morOen
llmi6at noH Ser 23 Sabre aIten
9rou Gtbel Snuoer bon Buffalo,
N5.-y. 81 boIteu Gie 5roil botte
$500 in ibrem 9eiis, ais Tie Buffalo
pcrlieB. gSer i6reu 9(iifeltboItsort
onoeben fam erbGt cine 9clobmng
bon $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
45 6aae fir sic OIrOfaeihmOreaen.

Der @SGr8 .Scrmili oes areisge.
riHtS bon 9oItimorc.GoitntD bcgoni
gciteru unter &oriit bon Ricbter Wac.
2nnc. 0ic @roB. mo 3leineeihlpo-
rcncn purocn erpGblt uno eingc-
ic6porcnen. @r. 6. Morton Stcport
puroc 5un 06moun scr G5roBgc-
idporeucu ermdblt, oie iiH NIT as
SaGcn oicicS @lol 6i beiddftieen
bobcn mcr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

SIN Grininoleeri6te wurOe &c.
itern Der 9legcr Syoiep6 @1od weeen
9iebitobls 81 5lpei Sabrcn 3uhtbous
Uerurtbcili.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02
Qotrobe Gon3tL.

GoS 2atro6e-Gon5iI 9lr. $40 DON
ser 9&otionol llnion bielt geitern
9l6eno ieincn groBeu Mosfenball I'M
@oitbous sur gemiitblideu ShinOe,
g}r. 1924 Gomiou.StraBe, 2oclIit-
Eoint, ab. Cine groBc 9lu5obl id0-
ne O}osfcn inO @ruppeu rporeu an
peienO imO PIT imo SUNG oniiiirte
rno rntcrbiclt iid auf OoS Dortreii.
Iiditc. Sdcr5eu ltno 2adben erfiill'
ten oeu pr6btig Oeforirtcn Saul mO
fciner ser 9lnueienocn fonnte i'd
Ser ir6bliHen Stinmlmg lmo Dem
SoidingSgciite ent5ie6en
Gie @rdmirlng Der beItcn 0laSfcn
5ciiigtc ooS nobitc6enoc Grgcbnis:
I. @rciS-Sr. @cor0e BON aorncr
3. 4reiS-Srl. Slider.
8. @reis ,Srou @icoermun.
A. &rciS-0r Sermoru.
3. @rcis-6r 9orner.
6. YreiS- 6rou Mantel.
Z. &reis Sri ShneiOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-02

@Gbreno Oes pcrgnneennen @3o.
nots iin0 ans 0eiu bieiiaeu Sofeu
nohitcbenoc Goblen-9liiitrGgc nah
0en genonntcn 21nOern obQegonQen:
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
OPERATION keeps LAYFIELD
IN HIS FIGHT FOR LIFE.

AS the result of an operation per-
formed on Robert Layfeld. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A. Layheld, at the
Delaware Hospital on Saturday, it is
expected that he will recover from
the injury which he suffered in a
football game at Bethlehem. Pa.
while playing for Johns Hopkins,
where he was a student.
The operation was performed by
DR.. William S. Baer. of Johns Hop
kins. assisted by Drs. Abercrombie,
Reed and Davis. of the same staff.
and Drs. James A. Draper and II. w.
Briggs, of the hospital staff in this
city. The operation showed that
while the spinal cord had been in
jured it had not been severed, and
whether the young man lives depends
wholly upon whether the cord re-
covers its normal condition. The
physicians believe that the young man
has fair chance for recovery.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK, Thick, GLOSSY
Try Grsndmother's Old Favorite Recipe
of Sage Tea and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
and Sulphur properly compounded,
brings back the natural color and mstre
to the hair when faded streaked or
gray: also ends dandruf, itching scalp
and stops falling hair Years ago the
only way to get this mixture was TO
make it at home, which is mussy and
troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound You will get large bot
tie for about 50 cents Everybody uses
this old. famous recipe. because no one
can possibly tell that YOU darkened your
hair, as il does il 80 naturally and even
~. You dampcn a sponge OF soft brush
with 1t and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at time; by
morning the gray hair disappears, and
after another application or two, your
hair becomes beautifully dark thick
and glossy and you look years younger.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
WORK FOR
CITY'S UNEMPLOYED
Home Relief Committee Re-
ports Some Progress
Along This Line
WILLING WORKERS
SEW FOR CAUSE

With 17S women now being supplied
with sewing the work of the Home
Relief Committee. with headquarters
az the Clayton House, is being
steadily increased. and every morn
ing brings its corps of willing work
ers who are kept busy the entire
time handing out bundles of sewing
to otherwise unemployed women.
While the Home Relief Committee
is working in conjunction with the
Associated Charities. il is expending
practically all of its energies ana
ohorts toward giving employment in
stead of charity. though large num-
bor Of children and others have been
supplied with clothing this winter
through the efforts of this committee.
II is hoped that business firms. in
dustrial and manufacturing concerns
as well as individuals will cooper
ate to the best of their ability with
the committee in assisting them TO
secure work for unemployed men
and women In these efforts the
committee has met with some success
the past week. having secured en-
plOyment for one stable hand i'm a
private family, one butler and one
fotman, one half-grown girl in private
family, three laundresses, / farm
hond and a days work for one man
However, the committee would like
jobs for the following; tin roorel..
half grown nurse girl and a black
smith who can do horse shOeing.
A lot Of clothing was sent by the
committee to the Sunday Breakfast
Mission
Miss Hopkins, the trained worker
from Baltimore. whose services have
been secured until April, reports her
! work as considerably increased, the
demand for work being even greater
than il was.
Under the new plan. wherein the
/ city has been divided into two dis
/ tricts with the Associated Charities
I in charge of the Western district and
! the Home Relief Committee in charge
OF the Eastern district. relief work
in the city is being simplified and sys-
/ tcmatized 10 such an extent that
those interested arc enthusiastic over
the results already shown, and are
hoping TO do even greater work than
has already been done.
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
sNELLENBURG CONCERT.

On Thursday evening, January %,
the first of a series of concerts to be
given by the ~ Sncllenburg Com
pany will be given in the piano audi
tOrium located on the third floor of
the store. corner Seventh and Mar
ket streets. A Wagnerian program
will be presented. An interesting
feature OF this concert will be an
explanatory talk by Miss Emma Lore
Soloists will be Miss Katherine Kane.
soprano; Miss Eleanor Anteweiler.
violinist. and William A. Lawton.
who will be at the Delmarvia Grand
Piano Player. Following is the pro-
gram:
l. Flying Dutchman (overture).
Richard Wagner
Delmarvia player piano,
3 Elsa's Dream-L Lohengrin.
Richard Wagner
Miss Kane. accompanied by Delmar-
via player piano.
3 Pilgrims Chorus (Tannhauser), ,
Richard Wagner
Delmarvia player piano.
A. To the Evening Star CTann-
hauser) .. . Richard Wagner
Miss Antewoiler. accompanied by
Delmarvia player piano.
5. Rienzi (overturel Richard Wagner
Delmarvia player piano.
6. Traume tDreams).
Richard Wagner
Miss Kane. accompanied by Delmar-
via player piano.
T. Meistersinger-D (Walther's prize
sOng) ..... Richard Wagner
Miss Anteweiler. accompanied by
Dclmarvia player piano.
s. Walkure. Die (Ride of the
Valkyries) .... Richard Wagner
Evening journal., 1915-01-25
Abruzzi, Devastated by Quake
Once a Beautiful Landscape

means to be a sausage Of distinctly
superior sort.
There is little fiat land within
Abruzzi, beyond narrow strip along
100 miles of coast. The uplands and
the hills are used for pasture lands.
the valleys are very fruitful, and are
farmed for olives, rice, almonds,
grains and wine. Nature has con
tributed most to the backward state
of the Abruzzi regions industries;
for its hills and valley lie within
the trough of ever-recurring earth
quakes. while the small rivers and
creeks which irrigate its valleys do
a regular damage by their sudden
floods. The rivers are mostly very
short. with a considerable fall TO the
sea. Many of them have been har-
messed in the last few years to cleo
trio installations.
-Four provinces are contained
within the division Abruzzi. Teramo.
Chieti. Aquila and Campobasso, and
there are about twenty medium-sized
towns scattered throughout them. A
sample of every superstition that has
ever fourished in European land
since the founding Of Rome is to be
found still fiourishing in hardy
strength. somewhere among the peo-
pie of Abruzzi. who are ultra-con-
servative in matters of belief and in
their devotion to custom.
"The present Duke of Abruzzi is
well-knOwn TO Americans. II was
several times reported in this coun-
try that he was engaged to Miss Ka-
therine Elkins-now Mrs. William
IIitt-the daughter of the late Sen
ator Elkins of West Virginia. This
report was each time denied. The
young duke was the son of ex-Kins
Amadeus of Spain. He has won dis
tinction as a geographer: making
the first ascent of Mt ST. Elias in
1891. determining the northern coast
of Franz Josef land in his arctic eX-
plorstions Of 1S99-l9OO. and setting
mountain climbing record i'm 1905
/ by ascending Mt Austen i'm India tC
a height of "A 1900 feet"
Evening journal., 1915-01-25

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