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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
shlf Ocm @lattciS acitiirlt.


&ielc llaiGQc our6 ooS g9etter Der.
uriod)i. Sri. GblcnOorf Der.
renfle ii1 oie Siiite. IT @eiIteS.
eegcmport rettete einem Manne
Dor @iienbo5ngeIeiien Oos 2ebcn.
Gin gleger our6 cine 6loihe IN
ieincr Saidc ocrlset.
Cine g(n5o1l bon llniGaen unO
Goaiiionen puroen ocitcrn Our6 6os
@Iatteis IN oen StraBen berbei9c-
fii5rt. I5rou @eiiic 0isnep bon glr.
3033, @eit-2oiaDette. .9loe., 6ra6 Oas
rcdte 9ein ols iie auf Dem elattcn
StroBenpiloiter uusgIitt uno ficl.
sic murOc BON Dem 8oIi5iiten Spion
nod Snliie geleitet.
Sri. tScrtrllOe s. S6(enoorf Don
Ger. 83t, Golocrton-&ooO, perrentte
ibrc re6ta @iifte, ais Iie bcim gIus-
iteigen Gus elmer @lcftrii6en on Ger
@dc Ser 5ronflin.Str. uO Gennipl-
oania-9lpe. binfieI. Sic purOe chen.
iaaS nad Sauie ee6radt.
Seltene @ eiiteSgegen.
mart.
Scltene @eiitesgegenuort rettete
QcItern DoS Qe6en 0es 35 SSohre dls
ten 5ranciS @oonS, ais CT Dor cinein
@iicn6o6u5uge getroifen lpuroc.
@oons lit eiu go6npGrter Ger 9alti.
more Ohio 9a6n ruO 6ot oie @e.
iuo6n6eit gl6enOs Den 3ug BON CHI
colt GitD nod ieinen Seine IN @u.
tersbiae 81 6enisen. lin Z llbr 80
Lief ser 3ug Gin mo Gbons beriiicb.
tc, Dor Der 2ofomotioe ber5uloifen.
ST iuur0e bon Ocriel6en getroffen
lnio IN oic S5o6c gei6leuOert. Seet
bcipieS er ieine @eiitesgegenmnrt.
9ci'm SerlinterioQen lmflammerc
Der Den &ibfdnger im0 lieB nidt
cher Ios, bis ser 3ug an6ielt. Ga-
raiii6in oer(or er oos 9epuBtie.n
lno iiel onf Dos G}eleiie Gr. 8ni,
.9. @ombriIl lieB i6m 0ie erite Siilie
ongcociGen umo oeroronete ieiue
lIe6erfii6rlng in'sMorplanO llnioer-
iitdts Soipitol st 6otte iidb SalIt
a6ihiirfingen am Gorper 5uge5ogcn.
glu ieiuer @ieoerberitcllimg miro
nirbt ge5lueiielt
6 in Nil DIM n9en 5lertriints
merit
Sci eineni 3uiammenltoB Sfpii6en
einem bon So6n Berger, 9Ir. 1928,
Sit : @ogeriiroBe, oelcuften Wiil6.
magen iiu6 eines StraBen5n6nmng.
gops ser g9olieitroBen 2inic luilrOe
Ger bintere Gbcil OeS Mildpogens
sertriimmert uuo mebrerc @oaonen
Ulildl oMf Der StrnBe peridiittet;
aud ging Die SHuboorri6tlng 0es
StraBenbobn @aggons IN Die
Bride 1ie @oaiiion fano OIL Ger
@de Der observation-disclosures uno Sou-
nemon-glUenuc itott
Mud elm glrgumentfiIr
Yrobibition,
Der g}eger gOparO Sodion BON
Sparrous @oint qlitt all Ser Caro-.
lineitraBe uno 6airmomt 9lOeuue
ouf Dem eisbe6efter 8iloItcr ans
lmo 5ar6rah 6ei'n Sal cine 6loihc
Srbnapps, oic er III Scr 9lodtnide
trng- Die @losidcrben ihnitten
oeu @loun in Den Iinfen glrm mo
CT ntlBtc ooni Boli5iiien aoolcr
nod Dem ST. SoiepbS Soipitol &C.
brndt werOei, @eiiern Wiorgcn
ipuroc Ser Regcr ocm Gidter Slit
inn norOoitliden &oli5eigeridlt Quf
Die 9lnflogc Der Trunteu6et Dorge-
fii9rt. Ger 0iihter 6ntte Gin Ginie-
ben unO cntlieB oen Mnnn nit elmer
Mormm9 oa CT Oodte, OaB Oeriel6e
ourd) Die bel Dem 6olc crlittene
NcrlpRiind neuiinen0 bcItroft ipi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
NcierLenrr lurr0rn fritarhalten.

3mei Sapaner, q. Soi1mote lno
e Sboiiro. oic BON cinem i'm bic
iigen Safcn lieeenoen cneliiden
Dompicr oeicrtirteiL iperocu in Oer
mittlcrcn EoIi5eiitation iiir oeu eng,
IiiAen GoninL feitaehoIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
8mci ncrlOren bic slntu.e .eieens.

Suci DcrlOren Die SlittO-S Sicen5.
3. ". Glw6om uuo 9eniamiu Stoa
bic 6ieruon 9ctroiienen. Sub
ren i6ren aroitwooeu inter ocnt
@iniluB 6erouidenoer @etr1nfe
ltc6cno. 9iidiidtSloie 9lutler
in empfinOlider @eiie geitroit.-
aIeinere llebertretlngen
9lutomo6il-@ommiIiar 9l. @ougb.
man ioipie ole @oli3eiridter Der
Staot Baltimore arbeiien lma6ldB-
lid, I'M oeu llebertretungen Der 9hl-
tomobil.Goricbriften cntgegen5uorbci-
ten, imo ulrocn in Ser berflofenen
g9oHe ipieOer bo6e Stroien iiber
lle6ertreter 0erbGngt. 3pei @erio-
nen gingen ibren 2icen5 neorluItig.
Tie 8erIierer ser 2icelB iinO 2.
u. Gurbam ous @obans, mo 9cn-
ionin Stoll aus @rooflpm 9lnne
9lrrnOelGolutp, oie ibre Graitpogen
mter Dem GinfIuB geiitiger @etrGn-
fe ltebeno. gelenft botten. Commit
Jar 8aug6mon iuipenOirte gIeidfolls
ole Sicen5 oes GoptnonO glo6erts bon
glr 2712 @liinore-gIue fir 10 Gage,
Oa NobertS in riidiidtsloier @eiic
in6r.
9ln0ere 9citroiungen icitens OcS
GommiiidrS ilnO Der 8oli3ciricbter in
Baltimore, iporen, pie iolgt:
s. s.. Gurran SreOerid, SO.
9lopnono 9uiiaro, SSreoerid, 50.
Groroe @inebrcnner, 6rcocrid,
81.
George @inebrcnncr, 5rcocrid,
$l.
s. Somcr Bic, 6rcoerid, So.
9. 6. 2iH.hicur 6rcoerid, So.
8. $. Dics(6ec 6reoerid $5.
Dlorttl gouufnS, 5reocrid $25.
Nlortiu goimfins, 5rcOctid $5.
&. z. 9udleu. 6reOerid, $25.
s. z. 9udlep, 6reoerid, So.
g. ". 2enn 5reoerid, $25.
2eipiS SnromnL Baltimore S..
@li Eoblor, Baltimore. $5.
CHARLES Sobnion Baltimore. So.
gS. 8. 9urtis. 9Innapolis. 81.
Serbert @eit. Baltimore, So,
8. 8. Bennett, Baltimore, s..
G6orles S. Sammono, Baltimore,
$40.
@l6ert q. 9iuttell, Baltimore So.
SSiuac $. Sii1er, 9oliimorc, So,
gllbcrt Smuorb. Baltimore, $25.
gopniono Wriiiin Baltimore, $40.
Syocob Cohen. Baltimore, $40.
String 9. aline, Baltimore. $25.
Wlaurice 8. Sirfis, Baltimore, $5.
Bernard g. @omaros, Baltimore,
IS.
Balter ggidcs, Baltimore, $5
Senro 8. Sina, Baltimore, $5.
Senrp Soof. Baltimore. $40.
2epis g9. @ronO, Baltimore $5.
Senrp s. g9eis, Baltimore, S..
Q. 81. Curbom Toiuion, $25.
geniantin Stoll, grooflpn, $25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

oYaltimorer Sngern.2erein".
Settiun Ses gagcr. glat.-go. ". u.
@rOfes glnitern.9i6itcn
Sunntag ben IL. DECEMBER 1916.
g4bitc Sna, ganf'Gtr., nabcSrOaSw.
(0e53,17)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
G0naerI iA Dcr nyleinIan6en.

Die geiu1er Ocr y@einlaube" 0es
Srn. Geo. 6iIing, wel6e iicb I'M
ncinn 2ofnIe, Scr. 8, gSorO.@ap.Str.,
bciinoet 6otten seitern 9lbcnO oas
@cr9uiigeu, eiitent neilcn &rogramut
ser r9l9tii% %aapcae 5l Inuiden Gs
war, ais ob oie oeutitbeii SrieOeus.
ldnge 6inolisibmetterten in Ole
ipcite Melt uno neiic SofiniIng in bic
$er5en ser Mlenidbeit fit Die @eib.
na6ts5est olii oos o5rieoe nuf @rOen
nno Oeu @ieni9en ein @o0leeiollen"
piLnn6en nolLten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

EIAtG
NyetteranSnhten.

Sir yiarDlanO unO oen Diiirift
Columbia 6eute tribe uno SGnee
uno norooitlidle @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
geciIJnadltcm All S5anie.

0us @ertraliensi0itcm blei6t oieie
&eibnodts. mo gletliobrs 6eiertoee
tpieocr III Der ct. N2arieniS SSuoiiitrie4
Sdule beitebeL mo 300 anoben Ell.
bolten oic @rIaiIbhiB, III ibr SeiuI
5u 6rcunoen ooer 8erpanOtei 81 ge-
ben iino BORT ibre 6erieit all perle6en.
Sie broiihen MIR ibr @brenluort 5u
geben, onB lie nod Dem yleitio6rstog
piinftlib 5uriidfebrcn. SSSn ocn Sub.
rem icitoem Ser @lnt in araft trot,
bot Yruoer Rali mir menige 4fliht.
oergeiienc gefunoen. llneciobr 500
auoben lperoen Gus peridieoenen
@riinocn in ser SMide bleiben miii.
len. Cine gln3obl bon i6nen bat
iibcrbutpt fein Ncint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Mcncr edllafuossOu
3i1ilbel
SedlUinGtpl mo Nunlbcrlano
WnItiufuff tgttN t>hfn.Nlohu

Baltimore nnb cBlp.gnbu.
Gin 50lon5nner Sdlaifruogon mfrs 5nr
yeilntnnQ inl llnicn'@abliboi gSoibineioii, I'M
9ir Qncebduni, Ney WI Rppal A0bNDo inn
li2a Nnbl$ nna EnincenNNhnboi I'M ii.aS
Nahls oefluHi MildmDri uon GiWberl0no
hit $50 NamiS glnfiihii In @al6nnioa 100
9or1l Nallnalere nlbgeH oen genaqpn bis
fSV Sprfl, pennpell, lEe5t7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
tcn, beriMtet

Iic atlautiide Giiiten-St0rltue be-
iinoet ii6 ie9t iibcr gtelp.grunswid
nit elmer garometerlcllna BON 30
3oa, Sdmcre 5tiirlnc 6altcu an Der
noro0itlitbeu luO mittclatluntiiden
&iiite an. Sn Scr SSreitng gto1t gina
eu idwerer SGnceiaa i'm noro0it.
litbelI uno iiio0ltliben 9lep.Dorf nie.
DER luelben flarereS gSetter, NIT
glusna6me in Dem oitli1en S6eil oes
Stantes Maine, iolgtc. aaltes g9et.
ter bait in Den Sec.9iceionen an.
peldeS iid our6 Die atlontii6en
Staaten nit einem @efrierpuntt bis
GeutraI6lorioo nusoebntc.
SSm S5uneren ioweit mie bis 5unt
Niiiour-GlnB, umo Ill oen Golf
Staaten mar ons Qgctter ipGrmer.
SIS miro 9eittc III oer See.Hegio.
uen uno Dem oberen Obio-G6ol
ibneieu tpelder S6nceinll iib in ser
Somlta9 9faAt bis in sic mittelatlan.
tiiden Staoten uuo Dem 9torOoiten
aisocbnen imo om 9Rontag in oeu
n6rolidcl 56cilcn DON 0leu.@nglano
fort6cits5en miro.
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eMiffafnrtcn

Don uno na1 Dcuti6lano unO
Oeiterrei6 6.llugorn iibcr gfottcrOunr
uno Nep.yorf. @eIOisnOurgen mad
gitropo. m
SBcO. $. 9iener & So,
2t7 Git.gnltiuOre.Str.
(Dadr5t9-) 243 SiO.SrOuOwoA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
,.Lgelanapcrcin CsininfritN

Neibnadltsfcicr nnS SinSerbcidjec.
rnms 0icnitas, ben 26. Scscm6cr
1916. GDrins'S Safe, 9rittc Strafc.
(0e31724-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
ynuocs. .0epartcment fir SauOwirtg.
ifaft-g0ctter.@nr
Neridt 6e6 Nnltimure WcltcrbMrcaMs

Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scr quit
mar SO Gro3ert I'M s llbr Mlorgens
nn0 l5 agro1ent nm s llhr gLbenOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

&alter gSidess 9ultinlorc, $5.
Senro 8. aing, Baltimore, So.
Senrp Soof Baltimore, $40.
2epis W. @rono, Baltimore. So.
Senrp s. g9eis, Baltimore, S..
Q. q. Gurbom. Toipion $25.
9eiiiantin Stoll, 8rooflpn $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

itmcre 3citcn beOoritc6cu. GoB cS
dlIer iuiercr 6dbigTcitcu uuI0 @rdiic
bc0iIrict miro, ben 3citeH aclracbicH
81 iciii. sic nus 6csoritc5cn. ySir
lpiiicu cs ia Git, 0aB Oicicr Arieg ai
ms ale NniorOcrlngcn gciiellt Qai
iUic Tie fciucr GpoNe Der gGeIlac
itiHte uorbebllten gcipeien iino.
e6Glio 0eutlid gcitcbcu luir ms
belic. ooB Dir 9IniorOcrniiac.b ois
au ms hoh oiricm &ricg begoutrc.
ict iucrocit Sic gIuiao6au an ncrct
Soi'mg mir lnicrc iccIiid)ea S1big
teiteu ln0 R6gli6rcten crprobeu
Hiiiicit allies iibcribrcitcu mcroelL
luaS 0aS GIcuiiicu 0tr I}egid]cu Der.
galgcucr Gpo6cn beIoItct bat. Iie
9Iuiqobc; cine @ehfotoitropbc. iuic
Nicie acgclnpdrtigc fir oac 3eiteu
81 pcrbiitcu, iii ms bcntigcn Wlcn.
idcH aeitcat lmO mir mcrocn iic I6s
fen miiiica sic itcbt Dor uuiercr
crihrodcncl SccIe in iolb uHgc6cii.
rea Gimcuiiolicu No ooB mir oac
i1iierc 3nDsriidt orf lnicr Sfihbol.
ten imo oid 6oS Stidl6oneu luiercr
3citscnolien 5ur Soilie ucDnen miiis
len ipoacu lUir nicbt per5ogcn.
l}ieiuono miro obcr in ocr 3l.
finii rcianirt idgcu 0iirien: Sir
Mcuidjcn poreu inmcr ID un0
lpcrocu co blei6aW Oorinn mir0 Is
ilnncr 9ricg 9c6cn, ipcil cs immcr
lpcId)c qcgebcn 6at." 5o wiro 9lips
memo mebr ipredcn 0ilrfcn Die
llcbcrrdidnug, bic luir an uuicrcn
3cit9cnoicu crlcbt 5o6cu. nuB ius
le6rcn, oie &crgotgcnhcit nidt nc6r
oIS @laBitob iiir oic 3ufinit iii gc
Grdu6en. JtiemoI5 Imo Nlcuitci
onrdl cic EbniioAcu 10 tlor 6cIc6rt
moroen Oorii6er ooB I}or9cn ms
Geiteru 5lpei DcriGicOcne Gingc imo.
lie fredericksburg bic mir 0urd
ghliidGppng crlcbtpL mrb iniiercn
@lau6cu ooron ieiligcu 0ab Gin 9(u.
Ocrsiucrocu ciu SeiicuperOen 0cs
gcit moalidb 1T ga, OnB 6 oc,pdGr
lciitct III ourdl iniicr GrIebtiB.
sir dte Safe lniilicu mir oics fcit
iuN iicts ror gIlgcn boItcn. Gie
@oifnnug sic iilS ali ioIhc gtrt CT.
p6dIi tani iGo Dam cine Gtii6S
fir sic icbipcrcu 3citru bicteu, Die
ium fonuieu. Sic miro ms ciii
iiichiiqcs gSerf5cug ieiu iiir bic elrs
Belt, sic ms bcooritcAt ino Sic mir
81 lcii.en bobcit ,peroci Iicic 0oii.
luaN1 ahcr 1T md ilc0r, ivcit nlcbr.
Sic 1T oic lpirtimnltc. lpiir0i9iie ia
Nic eii5i1c 9lrt oui bic ipir ocn fir
iips &dulpicnOci lno &lutcnoeH III.
iercu Cuuf crlpciiCn foEncn 9lut
IND &e0cii, nic lie nnS oargc6otcl
babcn, inogn tic ailsjogc1 i'm iilIc,
II bcNrohtc &llItlr 5u rciten foflncn
mir ibrcr pobrIidl nicbt c6riiirdt9cr
pcr0eItclJ ais inoeiu ipir icit Ooran
alouGcL 0oB oicic Sultur 0lrd iii.
iorc 3cit iJo Oic in i6r Sc6euocn
5un cn0IiGcu EriiuHpD 0ciii5rt lpcr-
Ocl miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
9as SannOer Oes Seitscnoiien.
g3Ou slrt6ur 9olitidIcr.


Sir oclJ Der Sic Wcihi1te ticit
fol icoc @encroiior icbc Gcnicin.
id5ait BON NlcuihclL sic sic @r0c
illn chnc bcitiulnlte ,3citepode beOol-
fert hot, ctlrnS tici @cbeinliibboGcS,
llchcrpdliiacrOcs. gsir iiro cs pobl
gcloo5nt, bic @cidlidlte 6cr cilveIreii
G1nSer gctrcluli Sii lcien. obcr Der
,}nIonNcuGorg Der 3citocnoNeu.
idoit, 0er sic sDlcniAeu oQer 2dn0er
pcrbiuDet odS qlaihjciiiga eieidbid
0oS iitcr Oeni @iu5clihidial DER no-
tionolen 8oIfcr lpoltct, onS iic
5Dir1t, glcif5citig ocr SAritt oii
0cnt 9faoc Ser Dlqnid)bcitseihpid,
llma inbclunbt, Observation-Disclosures,
cr9rciii III gc'rnihger Meiic 9lan
lpcjb cs ia ans ci1e1er Griahruna,
oab oic iepcilidc uilln9c Generation"
cii alS9eprdgtcs @ciiihl scr 3rianls
mcugth6rigfeit ou 6cil Tog III lc5en
pilc8f, coc iitb 5iirciii ourU eircii
Gciiigeu gSiScritouo aegeu alIes bon
Ger pollcn Generation" &o1ge5al.
tcre filnogiht Phi ocm Gjrmo oie-
ico &iocrNnnoes lieat antd OnS Gc.
hcinniB bar cn9crcn 3citgcroiien-
idnft bciHioWeI uno Nieier 3iionls
iNeuGop9 iit es Der. pcRn man ifn
, Aeiite betrobtct, ticicr crgrcifen nlB
ais ie. So BON hiiioriifcu oOer
rein peri5nlidcn 2tanoglnft aus
/ bctro9iet. nniB lRief 3ridnlneli-
/ hang nit allcn Gciite le6elioen 9)ien-
idjcu iibcrpdlti1rii; cs t6rt tiotb, iiH
oieicS S}iiahuacn6augcS iinuer flo.
rcr belpubt 5ii ipcrncr
Sehen mir tic iuts ooG mir an,
oicic Dlcliiher, oeren ipir mif Scr
, Strabc bcgcgnen borden mir ood)
unr aus unieren ,3ilnner auf bic
G5erduid)e binons. 0ie ais ;}cugen ib-
reg 2e6ens itno Shaiiens bird Die
( 1dle;ben 5ll luS berenOrin9en. Sc
/ ien mir mr. cie 3eitunaen. oie ms
9lnoe bringch 0apon, luos ole nit
inns Scbcnocn in 0icienl gllgenblidc
tbun MD Derii6en aui Oicien GrOen-
rlntD. Tie cntiebliden 9ladrihtel
legen 3cuenis ob ron ser inbeilbar
id]einenoen 3criplitterung Der @elt
aacin iiber Oen getrennten ino
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''cIanutnIadlitnAcn

5prSinI@ptb!
Tis cionis.YcbSroc ber 4edignDciinhrr pcn
9l0tnnHh riro brc crnc Gitilna ipcG6 NGi'
hnn clncr RrGfuna aner Nerloucn, Gle cnc
YiccG su clrerhCN minidcr, mi Tcnnai,
-. @6r5 1916, 10 llbr NormiliGqe tniirn.
Mppliidioucu fir oic RgiifHrp miicr en- poer
INV 5cm G mars Del rcsi scirCiir cirGerc hl
icir.
spnilc.iorea iiir er 0sntrrruna Oru 81.
eca6cr r'iiiic,I riNl lpalcr ale am 20. Nprll
tiu0cicihi rcrofn
SIN sluiifaee ncr Ncedroc
1hpmns V. isdiat, Arilipelu.
50 o. Nriieman, IT,, Sclrcidr
733 i33 0abc.t Nu.loinp,
gnliurorc pro,
tscbtl5.2020
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
1yrcecrif WanIc.

Gc larb nin o. Tcbyunr 1910 Srlocrif
Nnuic Ia ic,rcu 30 gcheHoiajr, Getcnicr @dite
roa HaaNre @dnig Dic Nceroplrq iilthef
sengtqg, neN 10. 6cbrnar @cNMiiinQo uQr.
aua aui hcu e&ciiera 6ricoroie" ila.t
lSehrl ~ l3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
hfhrrrn lNrcrni1nlh.

pjrcehUolo, AZ anbrc ali Nglchic @niiiii BON
lulluo Grcetipdlo Sic @ccrniGunQ tIlhc ont
1prN!aq ucii g. Nchrfnr y'nnmtiidQe llht
pou ihrcr g6ohnuna. Gr. 3,22. Enrl GcHbi6
@rrnuc ots lialt 9ciicblna pr,oaiirl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

bitterc aGer oringcl0 uOtbi1c @ehrc
crbalten, oic in oGu EcrbaItcu Der
9Scntralcn acscp Icltiblau0 nod
0eutlidcr jlta6e iriit ols in Dem III
icrcr oiicncu 6ein0c. Gie 3c;tcn, no
eili ioIcbcs ecrbaltcn ma0Iidl mar
ms iiis 1ebcicn Galt, SiIrign nctHdl9
ip;c0er. s9rca"
9Ius Gem @crJen Der msitaus iibcr'
lUicqcroui lPcbrbcit 0c5 oeuiidjea
&olfc5 ipritbt .Mcucr, lpcun CT ma
9t5lric icines &ouUortc5 5itr Bolts
ouSgabc iugt yllllier @olt lCeB icit
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15
DADDY'S EVENING
HEAIR TALE -
b. MARY GRAHAM BONNER,
BALL BURST.
eosvsssss ~ os1 aADa

The Children had seen such II heavy
Rain Storm the day before that they
told Daddy all about it.
"Why. Daddy" said Nancy, "People
who were on their way Home got us
wet as If they had been in Swimming"
"Thnt Rain yesterday" said Daddy
'was just as bad in the City as 1t was
out here, and last night had meant to
tell you about it-but somehow 1t had
cleared Off so beautifully that l for
got ~
"Was something very exciting hap
pening in the Clouds?" asked Nancy.
II guess there was" said Nick.
yes" said Daddy. yesterday m
the Clouds there was u Ball Burst.
You see the King of the Clouds every
little while gives n Ball. And when
he gives Il Ball Burst it Is the very
largest, gayest, most wonderful kind
of Il Ball that can be given in the
Clouds. He invites every single Rain
Drop. and his entire Army of Rain
Drops do special Drill they have
which is to patter, patter. patter. pat
ter on the Ground as hard and as
quickly us they can.
$50 yesterday he had his Ball Burst
Down on the Earth, Grown-Ups cali
this Ball Cloud Burst, and am sure
you must have heard People saying
yesterday,
"Why this is just like Cloud
Burst"
Yes, we did" shouted Nick and
Nancy.
"Well this was the way 1t happened
The King Of the Clouds said that he
was in need of Exercise. He had
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15

been so lazy lately. and when he had
come down to the Earth, he had just
drizzled and dropped in the LATEST
possible way. Really he said he had
taken Maps and found himself drying
up down on the Earth and had had To
Rain a little more just so he wouldn't
have to go back to the Clouds.
"And somehow when he said that be
needed Exercise all the Army of Rain.
drops decided they needed 1t too-and
every Cloud made up its mind to Burst
and to let all the Rain Drops have
Ball.
$50 that was why they pattered and
scanpered and danced about yester-
day. And the streams Of Water they
called the Brooklet Dance, because
they made the Dance look Ike IA Brook
running along.
"And after they had Rained and
Danced and had the most wonderful
sort of, u time. old Mr.. Sun came out.
"'Why. where did you come from 2
asked the King of the Clouds.
Don't you want meg asked the
Sun. benmiug.
"'Yes, indeed. we want you, If only
you won't drive us awGy-for though
we feel we've had fine Ball, and
have had lots of good Exercise, still
we don't want to go back Home to the
Clouds yeti!
81 won't send you Home. l wouldn't
be SO ruder
Sometimes you do, though. Mr.
Sun.
"'And it's then that you want me
to- said Mr.. Sun a bit angrily.
"'Now don't let's quarrel said the
King of the Clouds, and all the Army
of Raindrops dropped down more
lightly as they wanted to hear the ar
gument between their King and Mr.
Sun.
"'Thnts right said Mr.. Sun, but
LOOK who's coming now!'
1.-THE King of the Clouds looked and
Mr.. Sun looked toO-und there, over u
nearby hill was Mr.. Rainbow wear
ing his best suit &C wonderful colors.
whats all the excitementY he
asked.
"Just Ball Burst said the King
OF the Clouds.
"'Oh. said the Rainbow-'but you
ere having talk with Mr.. Sun. That's
what I've come to hear. | always
come when the King of the Clouds and
Mr.. Sun start in to talk. It's the only
talk I've ever found worth listening
to-
MIR. Sun smiled brightly, and the
King of the Clouds slistened and
sparkled through the rays Mr.. Sun was
shedding, because the Rainbow had
paid them such Il compliment.
:" well, said Mr.. Sun, 4 know that
ii | talk TO the King of the Clouds
you'll come too, so / think we three
are AL good Friends even II we don't
see each other so often. And from
the beautiful look Mr.. Rainbow gave,
and from the merry patter-patter on
the ground from the King OF the
Clouds, 4 uin sure they both agreed
with Mr.. SUM-"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15
FOR HAIR AND SKIN HEALTH
cuticura Soap and cuticura Ointment
Are Supreme. Trial Free.

These fragrant. super-creamy emoL
lients keep the skin fresh and clear.
the scalp free from dandrufr, crusts
and scales and the hands soft and
white. They are splendid for nursery
and toilet purposes and are most eco
nomicnl because most effective.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura. Dept. L.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15
Charity.

"Please, kind lady" said the way
farer, 81 amt had bite to eat in "a
hours"
you are just the man I'm looking
for" replied the lady of the house.
"My husband gathered n mess Of mush-
rooms this morning, md l want to
make sure they are not toadstOOls-
Just walt moment and I'll bring you
n dish of them"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15

Smile on wash day. That's when you uss
Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whittier than
snow. All grocers. Adv.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15
How Aviators Get Messages.

Helmets for aviators have been In
vented with wireless receiving tele
phones built into the ear flaps.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15

The first experiment in Japan in the
manufacture of artificial silk Is be-
Ing tried at YoneZawa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-09-15
Men n,bo knezv James Whit
comb Riley and his 1vork in.
tinaateb tell something about
the great Hoosiernnboplayed
upon the heartstrings of a
nation nith his songs of
common folk and manners

DWADAYS n poetic genius doesn't
look like one. On the street, you
might guess him to be business
man or lawyer or preacher or
n photographer. Not since the
time of Edgar Allan Poe have real
poets worn their hair long-as in
the comic pictures-or affected
the soulful expression. Nowadays
when man wears his hair like
Spanish moss on n Florida oak he
If bp ayhibitS yybnf IL SunpoSeI IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-08

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