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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01

who will pick that bar up. The wise
ones of this street will never do it. II
they saw it on the street they would
think it u hoax of some kind and leave
it severely alone. These very shrewd
Wall streeters can't see their way a
quarter Of a block without matches in
broad daylight.
1.-TWO years ago a bank messenger
dropped a leather bag with no more
or less than $73,245 in it right in front
Of j. P. Morgan's office, corner Of Wall
and Broad. Was it picked up right
away? Not for two hours. And who
picked it up? Why a bunch Of i'm
migrants with packs on their backs
came up Broad street, saw the bag,
kicked it and then one of them, after
a furtive look around. dared to pick
it up.
He laid down his pack, and so did
his companions, while they examined
it. l happened to be watching, and l
saw the bills. They a%pologized alb
jectly in their jargon when l took it
from them and saw by the lettering
on the bag where it belonged.
II didn't let on how cheap | felt
myself. | had seen the bag an hour
before, but refused to believe it worth
while picking up. Some swift for a
cop, eh?"
But he was no exception in Wall
street.-New York Sun.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01

uuly once, says me Lonuon Cnronlcle,
and could do the same with as many
as 500 words in an unknown tongue
after hearing them twice, which re-
minds one also of "Memory" Thomp-
son, who. among other remarkable
feats, could repeat from memory the
name of every shop in the Strand in
proper order.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01

The Tunis sheep, as it's name i'm
plies, had it's origin in Africa. These
sheep are noted for their early ma
turity, their prolificacy Crearing two
sets of lambs per Year, and yield
ing a fine and long staple of wool.
The cross Of the rams on our NUT
ton breeds yields an improved fleece
and excellent mutton. The cross Of
the Tunis and Merino makes an eX-
lent sheep for every purpose. The
Tunis ram pictured is an excellent
specimen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
Aqnail and q

Hangnail vas anciently spelled ag-
nail, but did not really mean the bit
of cuticle hanging from a nail, but a
corn on the toe or any hard swelling.
Palsgrave writes $500 "agnayIe upon
ones too" showing that they were not
very particular how they spelled any
of the words.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
q RecuIar lest.

I'D go to the ends Of the earth for
you
II wouldn't ask you to do that. But
we live seven miles from town, and
you may call for me in a taxi tomor-
row evening if you choose."-Detroit
Free Press.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
PLAN LONG MOTORB0AT RACE.
Frail Graft to Start From New York
and Run to Frisco.

Probably the greatest power boat
race eve held in the world will start
from the Atlantic Yacht club at Sea
Gate, New York, on Oct. 1, with the
finish several thousand miles away, at
the Panama-Pacific exposition grounds
at San Francisco, the route being by
way Of the Panama canal.
There have been so called long races
before, notably that oft repeated one
to Bermuda and the Philadelphia-Ha-
van event, but in distance there has
been one that will compare with the
coming race. Ten thousand dollars
has been appropriated for prizes for
the race.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
WALL STREET WISE ONES.
You Can't Fool Them by Losing Things
on That Thorouuhfare.

While carrying a bar Of gold weigh
ing about two pounds from the United
States assay office III Wall street re-
Gently a messenger dropped the little
package from among other bundles he
had In his care. Upon discovering his
loss he retraced his steps quickly, but
no sign Of the gold could be, found. He
was notified he, would have to make
good. The policeman on duty near
tho assay Office had this to say:
ut win be some half baked idiot
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-07-01
Simply impossible.

Pater-Well, young Jones has asked
me for your hand. l told him that he
must save up $4,000 first. Daughter
But, papa, do you think 1 would mar
~ a nan who was mean enough to
save $4,000 while courtingeChicago
News.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

I days az thc home OF her daughter,
{ AIRS. John Knox OF West Black Hawk.
Mrs. Robert Mcconnell is spending
la Icw DAYS a. the home OF her son,
Ralph Mcconnell. who is u with
m .aslCs
Peter Conner OF Niatherviue visited
sunday at the James Walters home.
Nr and airs Merritt Brown OF Rey-
uoids called ol Milan friends Friday.
Nrs. IS. Ash OF Presumption called on
NIrs William O'NeaI saturday.
Nrs. r. Post spent Tuesday with
relative in Rock island
Mrs. r. p. Little attended "a dinner
party at the new Black Hawk hotel in
Davenport Friday.
Miss Margaret CaruaEnan assisted
Boz the ST. PatriCk's day program given
az Spencer Memorial church in Rock
Island Wednesday by giving several
readings
Mrs J. G.. Johnston IS spending a
few days with her daughter. Mrs. r.
10. Raiisbdck In East Moline.
AR and Mrs. a. ID. Mccartney and
dauEhte- Ruth spent Sunday with reia-
uves ia Rock Island.
Mrs. Clara Chopper visited Monday
with Miss Edith McCuiloch of Daven-
port
H. Il. Grammar. formerly OF Galva.
Us making his home with his sister.
Mrs. o. T. Larson.
Air. and Mrs. a Campbell and
daughter Inez OF Rock Island spent
Saturday az the John Campbell home.
Mrs. r. ! Gliding Of Presumption
called az the Methodist parsonage Fri
day
Miss Hattie Clarke OF Rock Island
called on friends here Thursday.
Misses Katherine and Margaret
Camashan aad Ray Caldwell visited
sunday with the formers sister. Mrs.
r. r. Bruebacker OF Edgington.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Little and Miss
Minnie White spent one day the first
% the week with Phil Zahn ana fam
us east OF town.
Rev. !. L. Vance of Rock Island
called Al the James Walters home
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clarke OF RE
emption called on Milaa friends sat
urday
Mrs. :. Is. Greasy OF Moline was en-
tertained Thursday Al the home of
Mrs. r Little.
Mrs Emil Jennich Of Rock Island
called on friends here Thursday.
The supper given in the basemnet
81 the Methodist church Tuesday eve
ning VAS well attended and a neat
sum vas realized
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

visited one day iast week az the r. p.
little home.
ur " o. Eddy returned home sat
urday from Ocean View. New Jersey.
wtrrr he spent Che past week. having
been called there by the death 90 his
father
Tho ladies % rhr Methodist church
ui'i hold their annual Nav iair in the
basement ~ thc church on Stay 6
AIRS. I'd Nice rpCut Monday af the
2. Post home iu Rock Island.
G.. Anderson and family % Anda-
luE.a have moved their household
goods 90 the James Thompson prop
erty on East Dickson street
Mr. and Mrs " C.. Saudcrsou and
daughter Alma and Hazel. and Miss
Emma Saudcrsou o. Rock Island
visited Friday at the William O'Neal
home
Misses Neuie and Abbic Doouan OF
Pleasant HIdre we're Aiiiaa callers
Tuesday
Mrs. George Brown entertained her
cousin. Edmund Grundy % BinEsted.
Iowa. az dinner Tuesday
Mesdames william Walters and II.
r. Walters returned sunday from Chi
caEo where they spent the past week
with relatives and friends.
Mrs James Murphy Jr.. is visiting a
few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. J. Mauckcr OF Muscatine.
Mrs. J. r. Anderson entertained her
sisters. the Misses Mable and Anna
Johnson % Orion. one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William sutton OF
GaiesburE are spending a few days az
the home % Mr.. and Mrs : sutton ca
Water street
Mrs. Ney Wilson e visiting a few
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
MILAN

Mrs g. MontaE % Rock Island spcn;
Saturday sith Mrs. William Terms.
Charles Abaey and family spcn,
Sunday % che william Kcric- home in
Rock Island
Afr and Mrs Charles Mcconnell and
taaEafeF. Leila % Rowling. visited
slrday viih relatives east % town
Everett Golf % Rock Island visited
Sunday eith EgEeuc Campbsit
1frF. Clara Croppcr visited ore eve
rirE last v~ek az the home % her
eo1sin. Nrs lee Boumau.
1iF sad ,irs. Ira ZaAn scrs eater.
taired az diuasr Tuesday ~ the home
- Mrs 3. 20. Raiisback "a Moilae.
Mss Emma WeiEcl called on Miss
AarEaret CaruaEhan Tuesday
Nr and Mrs Frcd Boglfoz visited
aiia f~srds iu Rock Island sunday.
MF ant MFs. r. r Canty % Rock
fsiaad aad Messrs Carp~atcr and Her
rics o. Nontlc-lio. foua. called on
Mraa frisnds SUNDAY
Nirs fintebrandf entertained Mrs.
Dora CaWi % Rock Island one day the
aFsf % the seek.
NJ. and Mrs Howard Rallxback
visited Sunday a. the parental home.
Ms r. Elliott OF Conway SpriuEs.
Kan. 4se MFs- ?. Elliot; % Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Iu bohemian Days in Fleet Street
the following story of Charlie VII
Iams, the war CORES pondent, appears.
Charlie Williams could have given
Baron Nuuchauscu stone and a beat
iu-. he spoke with a rasping North
OF Ireland accent and mis- campaign
anecdotes gained greatly by the st0lid,
matter of fact manner I'm which they
were narrated. recall now one Of his
campaign "reminiscences. II Is "a quaint
experience OF a correspondent under
fire.
"T had got under cover of q big
bowlder and had tethered my horse
beside me was Just munchin' a
beskit, when a shell burst on the rock
an shot the nosebas right of my
charger. He had showed his ould head
out of cover
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
SEES SIGHTS AND
QUITS HIS PULPIT
CssUFcst ufskFPFoVEs GETTING
CoLoE AMfo sLUwEs AND
COCKTAILS.

CHeasp. tr. 1fsres co e5i-- u
rroaf ef tee Grgtarra csl-es was
sasacrtaz local e1.ar ep rapidly While
aafsmosuar ard s-}rb-at9E r.raasa
CHfcases tauee of Esgrtv vfr a
yuquE W1mtu several moetHa HEr ar
dft aat bavr rfm~ f1 make cog 1as
and complete Hafes of ar Us saw.
lf be- had daar go rEr eatrtetegs %
che aansbers 90 tae urvthrea Sunday
scBecf beard insight uot aEse aeeu
aroused ss te the reaf purpose ~ Dis
exploits
ugt f.ldeF Trout was unable to pru-
dgee the aaf-s as evidence. and af q
resuif he as no laaEer Saudav school
editor % t4~ Teaesrfs montrtr % t.r
urstarvu rablis1ias company ia 81
90. general secretary ot tts Brethren
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Miss EIma smith visited Saturday
with Alvin Johnston and family of
south Black Hawk
Airs. y. Rhoadarmer OF Orion is
visiting relatives here
Mrs. William NIistead called on
friends I'm Bowling Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
TWO ARE SEEKING
DECREE IN COURT
CHARGES OF pEsERTioN ARE
MADE ~ DIVORCE ACTIONS
FILED WtTH CLERK.

Tao divorce suits we're fled 10 cir
caif court thls moruIrz by Attorney
Pc ~ Mrcassriu- Both charged do.
aerfi1r
william 80 Dick. 40 che time dE
gr~ iu local poiiuea. is made che de-
feadart in one % the suits. Tho plain
fir is Wra. Martha Dick. and she
charges that her husband Iefr her sept
o. i,t=. She ssys ttry Vcrr married
uee. ~. 1881.
Emu d. smit is seeking q divorce
from BIS wife. Mrs. Jennie DE- SmIt.
On the same grounds. Hc declares
that shs left him 10 June. 1906. and
ihat they we're welded but a year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Sunday ser COG boart Faf castor Of che
f-assrr~ e..reF al lalEfG t.. "a poet
.F s# beta Cor 80 Trsrs.
NFw af EtFr Tr1ar rrsaEratfua
.raar a.l Of rsr sas.f..as asa nos tF
come public s1rI yesterday arsr Do
fs"rt HT ere-er .r fTe.r ae usual fa
write Hts verars ef.srr.afs ft vas
learned .e resfEr .f .ssE frs-uare arl
chat r-- rEar.. rr. EerfaT schac.
1aErf freitFf fr sara-rss re~ matter
as Pr rs vas possible rrt mot CO.
gr1r.'ss ere t~l'r
frV-sttsasia1 disclosed chat eco o.
der sas at rear lr tzrars aaeilF sr-
sEset fr rreea~.rr trs u.arGscrtrt ~
fr coming book social Men
ar~r- rl~ material for v1.ea Do OBJ
.rirri on rfs eiFrtF rirr trips to CHI
-sFa.s g1FsftHrab.r cafes
rWEaa fe-tted f1 write r.tf book
several a.aatGs esq planned Coz So Co
Cr.easr end -rtErr uV material frsf
.rrf- rf Egfrr rr1gt The book
.s er ae vrrrrr ir clean tarFsaEr ar1
vtr 1~ gU..frsE
~wu ea 3 started als decided n1t 90
tel any one rt @y plans uhts satasr-
.ss aF aarsr.sl-
a uemser 90 ere beard aho aoaIf
zoe r-Fuss GIs ramF Co.. D. used dis
closed some % trr Details % th~ 7Et1i-
aGaiF vErr Informed thar ffter Trout
aaiatf.art tts troerue~
Nr1-ler member 1f tEe board ut1
aa.ala roe prrr1ir bis rares 90 b. used
ffscf1srt soa.s % rtr details 20 che
W eots affair hsr lrf1rraci that ELDER
rruuf usaiafained lts isnpceuer
utt le teu vr1 sbogt t-~ au'oHr-
trs trips VITA q ceFtaia voaaF wpsa-
ar 30 asked DID ts cell 500 hts
wife ai4 zoe evsu Eu1w % Sis trips
uts Do rrsftea q pretozraps ~ fas
peEa~ var1sr with arr arus stoaf
zia OIL a CsteaEn beer Fa=siref uia
~ sav sr Fad baaEst p.gm~s and
r,gshss asa ether articles q ei1tsinE
far thts vc.rE ws@ae snd tad vstftsu
.sgters Co trrr
-ptf - r~ztisn tss cocktails ~
sz-rtased for HsrN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Gerusa valley f-fmpriso1st tr
az sbaaaeset vel fg~ several mosths
bgi stiu alive waer rescaea. Vas th~
rsEaFEab1s experience os a valuable
co.iis trz es-1sEiaz 90 Hear Heersa.
q farmer. The animal mas Missed ~ar-
~ IN ts@ year. bgf M trace % g could
- f1unG This week While passing q
sell tss. lad ioax BEEN err. He~rru
vas attracted - wtisss Wh~a low
Erred iafn tss ogsuinE h~ vac amazed
60 sad ere isa< lost so<. greatly slaa-
CiafsG bst eili af!v..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

A tentative proposal of the British
board of trade TO place large numbers
OF women in the industries as subst-
tutes for the men who have joined The
army has aroused must attention be-
cause of its revolutionary POSSIBLE
ties. once accustomed to the work 20
which they have been temporarily as
signed T. Is suspected that many II
the women would not lightly give Il
up. 1t is said also that Of the 24o,-
coo women now organized in trade
unions, some 10000 are out of work.
and their right to first chance M the
vacant jobs is being urged Enforced
paterualism with its possibilities OF
permanent social reconstruction.
one of the most significant phenom-
ena of the war.
All the news all the time Tho ArEus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

And YOU asked Pearse.
4 Just went on mUnchin' my 5eskit'
But suggested Dunnins II the
shell took away the nosebag it ought
ohave carried away the beasts head
as well-
1T did. replied Williams. with the
utmost sang frCid'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

an he news an the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

soc dress goods A. 3 We
lot . Storm and FrrarE e.--.e. no
wool .rrtsa and r r"ua .--"r.u.... ..
raFaItF rtHHrH Stripe. arr Hi"..e -HI..
ahts fnr. women. dresses auI en-. #rrr.a
erHr FuHd -luer OF .n.ur- Eco tH#
shades thaf are most V~IT/
wanted for Spring a.e d -
..ai'fE. gard ----.---
81 10 Sis dress goods, %
TOT u-Woni and .Ia and aool mae
frrIHfa r plain sflu'. wH.f... stripes.
checks and brurrs effects. light and
dark rufH-e. materials rfrf uHf make
un beautifully tr suits and dresses fu-
rHris Srruss rrrrirr ef tu 20
si.-a grades marked for rH.E OZE
sair. Earl .-.-.... .-.....--
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21
Qlms benz @eihe Der 0yfDDe
nMb Der 0eIeMi@aft.

gluf Der beitdnbisen Su9e uacb ets
mas Rsusm bat 6rmi WtObe iih ihon
oft i'm 8rsiie beipegt. Mdbrsno ibrer
gleiie bat iie ii1 fleiBis umgeIeben ouf
ibren Gebieten uHb bier unb Da S0een
oufsegriffen, ouf OeHen ii9 bic Strut
hir bon aIeioern unO 4oitiimen niii-
bouen IisBsn.
sfoniequsn5 1T tein beionbers be-
mertsnsnszt6cr 3ug Der neuen Dinge
SbatIdddi4 1T cs fir touI.rpatipe
Seelen elk i9lpsrer Sdldg, lpenn Ie
bic @trI9mel5ung unb @ereiniguno
bon Uloben beoba9ien, bic chamber
poliommen fremo Iinb. Muiter5eicbuer
fiI9en tbre Rshtfertiguns in Der Sbeoz
rie, baB IN lDeit 3uriidlieeenoen Seitz
periob.n. ME Elm iol9es 8eieinonoer
BON 3leiOer SyDeen 81 finDen mar, pie
fleiBig bic Riinitler aud Dana6 iu8eu
monteR.
Die Wluiter3ei1nsr bon 9eute baben
cine ipirili9e SdaBtrube in Der 2lnz
Ddunlng Der S0onDetten per9an9erer
Sabrbunberte, BON beuen iie ibre 9[usz
ipaN trsffen t0nnen. for moberne @ez
ipdnoer.
Gein sinSises WlOOsl 1T cine bon
fommene ReprO0uttion ieines aus al
ter 3eit Itommenoen prototpps. Dies
ipiirbe aud dbIOlut unm0glib fein,
peeen 0es bdufisen De9ielus in ben
2inien Der 6igur 3piihsn ben artiten
uno ben mOberHen 5raueHselpdnoern
Ss 1T in 8etra@t aIler OieIer I'M
lidnbe nur ertl6rlib, bas oenen, beren
9elddftisung es 1T, Wobelle gu Seih=
men, gr0Bere 6reibeit geitattst lit i'm
alpan5igiten Sobrbun6ert aIs in lGnsii
perfloHenen Sdgen.
0as Dunbsrbore 1T. bdB aus Sissl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

5u oeitntten. mir iperbeu ii9erlicb BON
9sioen WloDeaen cine grobe glH5abl
baben, Qlles obsr oertet barauf bin,
6oB 6as eiqentlibe Nlooel bic Ulitte
spiI9en geioen bait. Q(uf Sri9inalis.
tat piro groBer Msrtb geIegt. @rtre~
me ober miihen bermieoen tperoen, sod
lit irgeno Elm pitanter 3uiaB piinr
i6enspert6.
Ql1erlie6f fir Acknowledgements lit
Ods in unierer eriien 2l6bilbuns pers
onI4aulic6te MloDea aus blouer Seis
@aboroine, our9treu3t bon einem
bdarFeinen Streifeu bon S6par5. Die
9aiIle 1T na6 Iebr einfa9sn 2inien
gearbeitet, born pegseI9nittsn, uni
einen boben, elotten S9ooBtbeil BON
blau uno i9par3 geTtreiftem Sammst
Ie6en Su laiien. 0ieIer Sdoobtbeil Bat
ben @ffcft zines boben Wlieoergiirtels.
Wlit oielem barmonirten bic boben
Mauidstien Der Nermel, bic BON benz
Iel6en Summet iinb.
Sin Streifen BON 9laCco0nsPelS
umldlieBt ben 6als uuO lmsiebt nidt
mr oen ipeiten9lod rnten 6rrlrn, ioH.
bern garnirt audi Oie 6iiften. lin ben
Sod peit abite6en 81 MAIDEN, ipir6 elm
llnterrod bon Saffeta oarunter ses
tragen.
9os eben bel9riebene Mobea bat,
ipas 3odpeite an6strifft, bic er0Bte
@bance, 0as populdrite gu iper6en. IS
6Glt 3piI9eu spei @rtrsmen Die Mitte
unb lit fir ale @eleeenbsiten geeisnet.
gBie ale oiesjobrieen Wobelle 1T IS
auffollenb tur3.
Sine gan8 nsue glote bringt Sas IN
unIerer 3peiten SSuuItrotion qe5eigie
&Isi6 fir friibe 5riibiabrstra9t gum
2tusOrud. Bon braunem Weibenfdkz
Gyens 9affeta unO brounem Sammet 1T
Das 9oItim iiberaus piinI9ensipertb
fir 5rii6ia6rstrd9t, pd6renb es. 10
lanee bic 9el5Itreifen nod nibt ents
fernt iinb, tin prd9tises Mirters&oz
tim lit. Gin 6reiter, iebr ipeit nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

boIlss SleiO bon gleb, nit Setperlen
beleBt, un0 ais einSigtn S9mud frug
lie cine berrIihe rOtbe &oIe BON mittz
lerer @roBe, oolaufgebliibt cuf i6rer
ltnten S6ulter. Der RontraIt 3niI@en
Dem i9par8en &leioe unb Der rotben
Roie nit ben ipeiBen S9ultern mar
iiberdus pirfunsspOn.
Sir Sngestro9t bat Die tleine Gar
oenia nod ni@ts bon ibrem Breitigs
perlieren. Sie pirb gep09nlih in
ggeiB beooraugt, bod aud in i6ren
5art roia S0nen, lit fie Jrau Nloos
nint unbetannt. giacb mebreren Sai=
ions Der gu6e, lit bus fiinitlibc, tleine
geilfsHbouquet fir Gag, ipie fir
4benO, pieOer in feline Re9te einges
treten. Banod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

fen iic6 ipieoerIpre9en6en Glementel
Der Riinitler oper bic 3iinitlerin In
Gianoe lit elm obIolut tiinltieril9es
NloOel beraus3uformen. llnb oos am
geiints elmer beDeutenb anIprA9spoles
rem alniie BON aunoen, als mir iie je
III Der @eihibte Der 6rauentleioung
oefonnt Baben. Gs iit niebt seiagt, oaB
Die sSrau. bic ibre &leioer bei peltbe=
rii6mten 4leioermd9ern MAIDEN ldBt,
ben llriprung bts glermels. oes Sra.
gems, ober oes Rodes, Der ibrem 2oz
itiim cine pttante 9lote Dsrleibt. tennt.
sSn ben meiiten 5duen, tiimmert iie iicb
Isbr fpsnig barum, tino Derlangt nur,
bag bas Reiultdt Elm 3ufrieoenltellens
bes lei.
syu ben meiitsn 6dIlen 1T es ibr iebr
glei6eil.ig. uno IS fdat ibr niht eir,
hona9 5u frogen
60 bieEe nele 5riibja6rss 1lo6sls
audi i9on eingetroffen iino. 10 iino
bies bod Q(ues nur 9orldufer. Die To-
eenannten Jibler. Sins ober bepeiIen
Iie iiber jeben 3peifsl, bdB in Der mos
biinen Sil6ouette Elm rdoifaler gBeds
icl Fd Seieen pirb. 9lo9 ipelcber &ih
tung bin Iis Ii9 nsist, 1T 3par lGnall
ertennbar, ober i9pantenb III iie nod
INNER. Md6renb man9e Ulo0ele auf
Dem beiten Wcee gu iein idsinen. uns
bieArimolinensRodpeit lpieoer3ubrins
gen. tpirb BON nnoerer Seite ins cine
bolItommen normale Rodpeiie 3ugeIi
9ert. bas bsibt eeniigeno melt nm ben
0sbIaum. inn Elm ndtiirIides glus
iassitsu unD upaias 9ereguugsfrei9eit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

unten ange6radter@iirtel, ser 0ie Elm.
getrauite 6iile Oes Sadets 3uIammen=
BAIT 1T bon Sdmmet, un0 tpirb an Der
Settle 0urb &n0pfe uno Rnopfl09er
bon Der Seite gei9lohen. Bon Sam
met 1T oub bic ipeite Sunit uno Der
SeidBitreifen Des nod peiteren Rois
tes. Domit Die Pel5Itreifen (Stunt)
ii9 oon MonIdetten unb Rragen lsidt
cntfernen laiieu. iinO bieie bsrmittelit
Drudtn0pfen 5u befeitigsn, itdtt bic
iel6en iorsfdltia auf5uiteppen.
Die bo6en 8n0pfitiefel bon braunem
Pdteutlcoer babcn G6dfte BON brauz
nem Sud.
2lnIpru4 duT OrieinalitGt 6at obne
s5roge nas IN unicrer Oritten Qlbbils
bung berani4duli9te Mooea bic eiaen=
artig pld5irtsn 9aI1en BON eben Io
eigendrtiser Sorm uno ser oet6eilte,
mieDsrartig dufgsiteppte @iirtel, ipie
Der ilotte Sbnitt BON @od uno cSddet
iiberDaupt Derleiben bem Roitiim ELL
iibsraus mooii@, elegautes 2lusieben.
Mas auf bem @ebiete Der pubma-
1ertunit 5ur 3eit seboteu lpirO, iit bds
@nt5iidenoite, mas ie bagepeien. Die
meiIten bieier SGDpfuneen iino fir bic
gBi6terfaiion i'm Siioen beitimmt.
cine sroBe 9ln3a6l oerielben iebo& fsiz
ern 5ur 3eit bier bic 6errli9Iten Sri=
ump6e 9lumsn uno Saumets ooer
Seibenban0 1T in ben meiiten Sdnen
Die Garnitnr. Die 5ormen iinb bic
bent6ar perIdieoeniten, ale pon befon
0ers jilgenOli9er Miriung. 6iite nit
slattsm posr BUM Sbcil ss6Oseusn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-21

RaHb, iiber bic Stirne dbpdrts, all
Der Seite bo8gslhlossn, i'm RHdsn
aufpGrts eebogen, nit niebriaen. 6o=
BEN, runOen, edisen Rronen, in gltlas,
Seioe se5ogen un0 sepufft, in lesborn
ETC., aufs 3siaenbte nit @lumen uno
Sdmmetbano oorniri, biloen biele
6iite einen lirnberpirrenoen 9lnblid.
Wlau sIaubt ii4 in einsr 8lumeugars
ten OerieBt unD 10 fdlii6eno iilo bic
Jlobbilolngen observation-disclosures, oaB
man ben 0uft, Der ibnen Sueigen, einz
5uatbmen meint. @ielerJ Ie9r 8ielen
Oiirfte Die Babl ie6r I9fDer tperben.
5iir junge Wtdb9en unD 6rauen,
ole ibre @eidl1ftsitunoen in ser Sf-
rice DerbrIngen, tann es nidts Miiu=
l9enspertberes geben, als cine Qln3d9l
biibfder glouIen. Sn Der Sbat iie fam
oeren ME ou bieIe bdben, i'm ieOer3eit
Tledenlos LAUDER unO propre au err
I4einen. 8louIen nit gofe in militia
riidem @ffett un6 bo6em &rdgen ite=
BEN in beoeutenbem Qlnie6en. Georgeite
lls Uedteridl 1T beionbers beliebt unb
OsIOnOers SDedeutIprec9snb. lin ben
itrengen G6aratter 3u milbern, iino
Rragen unD Manihetien nit Thmolep
Pliiienz8raufcn BON gleb umranoet.
Die neisite 9(rt, oas 3aiqen6ouquet
1T, oasiel6e brett binter
Der linten S9ultsr 5u befeItigen. Sine
betannte @cienI8aFtsbome trug neuz
li9 2Iben0s in Der Sper elm pra9t=