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largely upon the way it is cared for now.
The human hair il composed Of about 49,
900 delicate oil plants.
Ordinary soaps and shampoos win soon de
stroy the natural oil and the fatty roots Of
these plants. making the hair dry and brittle
destroying It entirely. EVERY WEEK
cleanscs and purifies the scalp thoroly and
leaves the hair just nature intended, soft,
fluffy, silky and the scalp slightly moist With
oil, but no surplus oil in the hair. It Is .
most excellent shampoo for children well
IS adults Large bottle containing g. tes-
spoonfuls Soc.
Wilkinson & CO., Hotter IOWA Pnar-
macy, Crescent Pharmacy, McGrath
Bros. Scott - OReilly, City Drug
Store, Englehardt & Co., ]. F. Kied-
aisch & Son. w. H. Siegfried and all
other dealers IN drugs and toilet
articles.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-06

Gaun, Dallas City.
James D. Baird, Carthage; Miss
Helen P. Griffith, Carthage.
John A. Casey, Nauvoo; Miss Mary
Theodore Bolton, Nauvoo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-06

and Mrs. Leonard Wiisey of New
Boston at o'clock in the evening,
Rev. S. F. Garrison, a Methodist min
ister performing the ceremony,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-06
Marriage Licenses.

WdTTIdSe EICeHSeS.
Richard Wagner Clark, Carthage; ;
Miss Galerney Monk, Carthage.
Elmer Oliver Bennett. LaHarpe;
Miss Leta Kuturah Albaugh, LaHarpe.
Frank Ewald Muenzenmaier, Dial.
las City; Miss Virginia Victoria r.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
THE DAILY ADVENTURES OF
PUSS IN BOOTS, Jr
BEDTIME STORIES.
BY DAVID CORY.

Puss Gives a Lady a Ride and As
sists an Old Man.
Merry are the bells, and merry would
they ring;
Merry was myself. and merry could I
sing; ... -..
With a merry ding-dong, happy. gay
and free,
And merry sing-song. happy let us
be.
Waddle goes your gait, and hollow are
your hose;
Noodle goes your pate. and purple is
your nose;
Merry is your sing-song. happy. gay
and free,
With a merry ding-dong. happy let
US be.
Merry have we met, and merry have
we been;
Merry let us part, and merry meet
again:
With our merry sing-song. happy gay
and free,
And a merry dins-dong. happy let
. us be.
whoa" cried Puss Junior, pulling
in his gray horse.
You've given me a lovely ride" said
the pretty girl; at is more than a
mile from the mill live Just over
there" pointing to a cottage on the
hillside.
Shall take you up to your CATER
asked Puss, pausing before dismount-
ing. "or would you rather slip on
here?"
"Tll get of here, thank you" she
replied, "and shall never forget what
a nice cat you have been. was quite
unhappy before you spoke to me at the
old mill pond"
Merry have we met. and merry have we
been.
Merry let US part. and merry meet again" 4"
said Puss, stretching out his paw to say
goodby.
How we'll you remember my son." said
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline. but do not compel. d"

Uranus rules for evil in the morning
Of this day. according to the reading Of
astrology, but in the afternoon the Sun
and Saturn are friendly.
II should be an auspicious time for
seeking preferment and asking favors-
Political candidates are said to be sub
ject to favorable conditions.
The giving Of presents is we'll aspected
under this government. This confgura-
tion has sinister power, also, as it is
believed TO encourage bribery and cor
ruption.
There is a superstition that whatever
is lost may be easily found while this
sway continues.
Gain through enterprise Is particularly
promising at this time. Russia is held
to offer opportunities that will be arnaz-
ing in their results, but these new op-
portunitiss have not yet been recognized.
Leather dealers again have the prog
nost1cation' Of most extraordinary profits.
The seers declare that they who would
be well-shod must be quick to buy.
Auto-suggestion and Mountaineering are
believed to be aided by the sway today.
Mediums and psychics will gain much
respect. IT is prophesied.
Agriculturists and florists are fortu-
nate. while this direction OF the stars
prevails. While heavy losses through
storms are indicated much money will
reward tillers Of the soil
The death Of a man Of world renown
Is foreshadowed. This will occur within
the month.
Sudden and widespread study Of eco
nomics is prophesied and an accession
Of efficiency in administering government
affairs.
Miners should make the most Of this
rule New demands for tin and zinc
are foreshadowed.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
attend strictly to business during the
year. The young will court and 'marry.
Children born on this day probably will
be well-balanced and practical. Both
boys and girls may be exceedingly sue
cessful IN any line of work they choose,
but they are likely to care too much for
pleasure.
lcopgnsht lslAl
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

and Mrs. Alley. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Clayton and the Misses Clayton, Mrs.
Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gray, and the Misses Gilmore.
Mr.. and Mrs, PHILIPPE de Yturbe, who
have been guests Of the Spanish Aunbas-
sador and Mime. de Riano at the summer
Embassy at Newport, have gone to New
York.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Newton e.
Mason and their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Mason, will return to Washington tomor-
row from jamestown. where they spent
the summer.
Miss Catherine Burdette, daughter of
Mrs. s. c. Neale, who has been at the
White Sulphur Springs for several weeks,
will return to Washington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neale left Washington
Thursday for an extended trip to Buffalo,
Toronto, Montreal. quebec, and Boston.
Their daughter, Miss Sidney NeaIe, who
spent the summer at a girls camp, will
join them in Boston, after which they
will take an automobile trip through the
New England mountains, returning to
Washington about October l.
Mrs. l. B. Sampson. of Sampson
Harbor. is spending some time at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. T. Johnson Ward and her young
son, T. johnson Ward, Jr., have gone to
Atlantic City to remain until November
1, when they will return to their home in
Philadelphia. Before her marriage Mrs.
Ward was Miss Daisy Bloomer, Of this
city.
Miss Ida Hill Bowie has left
for Baltimore to attend the state
meeting Of the Maryland Federation OF
International Federation of Catholic
Alumnae to be held today. Miss Mary
Harlow accompanied her with a large
delegation, representing each Of the
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

the pretty girl, waving her hand to Puss
as ne rode away. He had gone but a
snort distance, when he heard the clatter
OF hoofs behind him. Looking back he
was startled at seeing horse and wagon
come tearing down the road. "A run
away! exclaimed Puss, and he quickly
Grew to one side OF the road. In a few
minutes the frightened horse rushed BY
IN the wagon was a little old man He
ciung tightly to the reins and with great
ldtnculty kept his horse to the middle OF
the road. In an instant Puss set off in
pursuit. His good gray horse fairly flew
ana presently drew close to the rear of
the wagon. Don't give up!" yelled Puss,
Hold on tight!' The little old man did
the best he knew how, but by this time
his horse had become unmanageable. Sud
denly turning to the right he dashed up
steep bank. With a snap the harness
broke and off went the frightened ami
NAL, leaving his owner sitting in the
wagon with the reins grasped tightly in
his hands.
Let the pesi<y brute goT exclaimed the
Old man as Puss stopped beside him.
He will get tired OF running and come
home by himself" IN hitch I'D my
horse to your wagon" cried Puss. And
in few minutes after some slight mend
ing, the harness was fitted TO the good
gray horse and Puss and the little old
man drove off down the road.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

sugar and when nearly done add the sp-
Piles, and little more Of the syrup II
necessary. Bake until both are thor
oughly cooked.
White grape salad-Skin and remove
the seeds from two cupfuls of grapes.
Use equal parts OF chopped celery and
grapes. Mix with mayonnaise and serve
on crisp lettuce.
Orange jelly-Soak an ounce Of gela-
tine in cupful of water. Add the juice
of three oranges and the juice and the
grated rind OF one lemon, with one cup
full Of sugar. Pour over all three cup
fuls Of boiling water. strain and pour
into mould
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
WHINEY-CAT.
Copyright, lgsJ

The Parents didn't whneycat boy
whineya Else their training of The Boy might have diff
ferent and this woul told.
He dear little hapo would have had he
cherub with his fine soft ur for all the world like crkld gold his
wide blue Sturdy
limb and clear of brain the lad
But the promise was fulfilled.
Because Of The Parents
only one and some there were who
said they silly him So they
the law of effect They
making it their business life The
To this they guardianship
which his growth shielding
inevitably hardening
When he played alone under the eagle
the small given played
with other chdnwhh less oftenhe enjoyed
really enough Boy
The Prentbu order keep him from mental distress they had
allow occasional such demeaning
But they let other child the neghborhood know
for rough treatment Of him Every small about perfectly
that the little chap
his inability to fight his own battles
Ans Ts gor ons w+s 6nd % R,SI4afs ma b at ''A00A
Or rathe Parents deserved t for him.
But i The Boy who suffered
always individual must live his own life
that The Parents could not live the life of The Boy for
though they mighty hardt to do it
And they hadn't equipped him live for himself any degree
For of letting along the way
and and capable the fight they shielded him from
fancy from rough place life
of manhood he nothing but pulp deteable
only
lection whine
baby he had running with every
anced grievance And the
pered imagination vivid until The
whole world Of other children him.
buck and take his place their equal seldense How
sensible through
of protection with which The Parents him?
All through school he whned his
OF The Parents stream complaint
he accorded by shoomates
they of sympathy hills and
weakened his moral fabric by bearing the burden his
1t occurred to The Parents that The Boy
circumstances whatsoever.
He their boy and he
btya idea concerning offspring to
But that didn't help The Boy
For the Whny-cat boy in the things developed
into the Whineya and when he
forced fight his under And
through all The Boy who had become The world
and wned its mreatmen of him. The
had been the butt of abuse for
they couldn't understand through grave
Whneya held by his fellows
hlmen OF the splendid possibilities of life that
in its beginning
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

schools associated with the Washing
ton entertainment committee OF Inter
national Federation of Catholic Alum
nae.
Colonel Henry May has lately been
appointed chairman of transportation
committee.
Mrs. william @. schafhirt is spend
ing the month of September at At
lantic City. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley M. Garrison
arrived at Hot Springs, Va, yesterday
for their annual autumn visit.
Mr.. J. C. Roulette, of Hagerstown.
Nd, is in town and Is located at the
Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
CHARGE R0UMANIAN MASSACRES

Sonia (via Berlin Sept. 15.-Government
reports of the wholesale massacre OF
Bulgarian women and children in Do
brudja by the Roumanians led to a unani-
nous demand from the press today that
the murderers be punished.
The government announced that neu-
trail ministers at Sofia would be invited
10 make a personal investigation of the
Roumanian barbarities and an energetic
protest will be made to all the neutral
powers.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
DATA FOR ADVERTISERS.
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selected and reliable information for
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The book viii contain 100 pages and will
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tional Bank Building, st. Louis.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
TOMORROW'S MENU.

TT provoketh a fine appetite II sauce
your meat be by."-Babee's Book
BREAKFAST.
Sweet Apples and Quincex
Cereal and Cream.
Brotled Mackerel
Graham Gems. Code~
DINNER.
Lettuce Sandwiches
Cold Chicken.
Orange Jelly.
Tea.
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER,
BoniIlon.
Roast Chicken
Drowned Potatoes
Baked Onions
White Grape Salad.
Peach Ice Cream.
Sweet apples and quinces-Use equal
quantities Of sweet apples and ounces,
Cook ounces first in a little water and
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Our store Will remain open nm
I'll 8 today. Commenctng Monday
our daily business hours Will be
$50 20 9 80.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
LAMPS AND RADIATORS.

MOORE & co.
Auto Lamp and Radiator Doctorx
All work guaranteed
sos John Marshall Place
Phone NJ 164S.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

The military attache OF the British
Embassy, Lieut. Col. the Honorable Muir
rough O'BFien. has returned to Newport.
after a brief visit to Washington and
Joined the Honorable Mrs. OBrien.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Rear Admiral Cromwell, U. s n,
arrived in Washington yesterday and
is stopping at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Mr.. J. P. S. Morgan. Of Canton, Ohio,
is in town and is located at the Shore
ham.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Former Ambassador Henry White and
his daughter, Countess s Ssherr-Thoss,
left Washington yesterday to return to
the Poplars at LenoX.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Mrs. T. Harrison Garrett, Mrs. Will
lam Reed. Mrs. H. W. Rogers and Mrs
Albert Sioussat motored over from
Baltimore yesterday to spend the day
and were luncheon guests at the
Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

DR.. and Mrs. William Cline Borden
returned to Washington last evening from
their summer home, Latonka, near Wa
tertOWn n Y
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
George Dewey returned to Washington
yesterday and opened their home in K
street for the season. Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey spent the summer at Atlantic
City
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

The Secretary Of the Navy left yes
tsrday for Philadelphia. going later to
Atlantic City to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Daniels.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

DR.. and Mrs. John T King, Of Vir-
ginia, are spending a few days in
Washington and are located at the
Shoreham
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16
HERALD AUTO DIRECTORY

Containing the names and addresse,
of the Washington dealers in well
known pleasure automobiles, motor
trucks, accessories, and supplies.
Herald readers who fail to find in
this feature what they desire or who
want any further information about the
cars or dealers listed below will receive
this information by clipping and mail
ing the coupon below.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Mrs. Alexander K. Anderson will en-
t"rtain informally at tea at 4 clock on
Monday afternoon in compliment to her
daughter. Mrs. James Madison Carsey, Of
ClarksviIle. Tenn, who Is her house
guest for a fortnight.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

The Secretary Of War. Mr.. Baker. will
return to Washington today from Cleve-
land, Ohio. where he went to make a
campaign speech.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-16

Senator Henry F. Lppltt. Representa-
tive Walter R Stiness and Representative
George O'Shaunnessy were among the
prominent folk who attended the King
ston fair at Narragansett Pier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-06

fer Srt liegt etipo eine Wieile oltli9
oes fiir5lib eroberten Sorts 8our.
Cine gln6ob[ 0eiitiber plirOen 0lt
@efoneenen eemaht. 90 beriGtet
Die offi6ieGe NtelOune, oeren @ort-
laut biermit folgt:
o9t0r0li6 Der Sonnme erneuerte
ser 6eino ieine @enliibungeh llniere
@rGbeu I'M ct. Hierre.@olOe 0u er.
obern nidt ipieoer. Die 3obl Der
geitern gemahten @efongenen belduft
li6 nif 80. @6brenO Der g&odbt fono
gLrtinerieitbieBen init llnterbredun-
gen itott.
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oiemIib beftiees @eidiisfeier in Der
@egeno bon 9ououmont, @our uno
2o 2onfee ltatt. Seitli6 bon Sort
8aur oebnten unierer Errppen ibre
8ortbeile mGbreno ser gta6t ipeiter
aus uno beiebten Den Srt Damloup,
nobel iie einiee @efaneene madten.
glm iibrigen Sbeil ser 5ront ereig-
nete iiA nihts @idtiees."
Ger britiI6e 8eri6t bon
gtoro 6rnntretd.
2onoom 5. gaoDcnber. lleber
Die @reieniiie in Noro. .6ronfreicb
meloet oos britii1e Griegsomt:
1@dbrenO Der glo9t fiel ibmerer
Gegen. Dait 9tusnobme ser iibIi6en
@rnbenmoricr -Sbdtigfeit 1T ni6ts au
beridten.~
u merifaner mer6en britt.
h G llntertbonen.
Con BON 5. 9tob, SRI. @t6el
Sonos inns neitu onoere 9lmerifancr
iiHo fiir5lid britiide llntert6onen ge.
uoroen.
SRI Sonos bat 5tuei 9rioer, Sic
Sifi5iere in ser britiideu 9trmee iino.
Sie bat ieit ocu erItcn Gdgeu oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-06

gln Ocu GcOaftenr Der yGOeniug SUM-:
N2ein Serr-0e Gonieren6 Der Ilttberden Boitc-
rem Die 5rr Wiliori Spnooe geb0ren, bo6en Die fol'
aenoe offentlife @rfIGrne erloiien;
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pogne fir ODER eeeen Brobbition cine Sade, on Der
mir lns ais YoItoren unO @leOer Der Stride nit ou5lI
idIieBen crlouben f0nnen 90 mir an oen peentld5eu
llnteridie6 3pii6en Stride uio Staot in bren repet
tipen Silnftionen glnlben.
Qa ieoodj pcri6e6cuc air6cn RcIaiou IN cine
fSrage bnengc5errt boben Die cine rein potde Iein
ioGte uno felt nfolge Der faIidjen 9lusegung Der
8beI ieitens Nrobibtons glgtotorel, cine groBe @on
fulton Blob gegriffen bat, Dilniben mir firo Den
Stonopunft Der gbe ou erfloren, ob Der @ebraud
oltoboboltieer Getrdnfe nit Den @loubenSidBen oes
GbriItentbums linberenbar it, ODER nift
Die @ibel berbictet uno oerOommt in oen itdrflten
gtlsOriden Ben 80 MiBbroud bon Spritloien. gSir
MAIDEN olfmertam ouf Spridp0rter 23, 30, 30;
SprIfn. 90 1 @pb 5, is; &0m. 23, 49, g8ir
citiren: Sal 5, 81: ySoiifen Sreen iio oergleben,
bon weldeu id eud) 5oor geiagt iino oee nod 5por,
Dob, Die oldes tbun meroen oos &eib @ottes ndt
ererben" f. Cor, 6, 8, 10: mod oie Grtnfenboloe
nod Die 2Giterer nod oie &6uber, peroen oos Reid
@ottes crerben."
60 olSgeproden pie oiele linO cbnlide 9lusoridc
Der @ibel iino ino ie gegen ben WeBbruud nidlt &C.
gen ben onitGnoigen ltn0 mGBgen @ebrou6 bon Spi'
ritlloeu geridtet pelben ole 8ibel msOriidlid &C.
tattet uno onftionirt sic ioet ins oo Seius einem
Sod6etsmobl bepobnte, bel Dem @ein getrinfen
purOe, nO Dob er g9oer in nobren g8en oerponoelte
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irte, ioete @r: uSeoermann eebt gum eriten eten
8ein, lino penn le trltnten gepor0en InO, olsounu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-06

icber @eiie Die Gidtigfeit oieieS @e-
riidtes.
Sin onoereS @eriidt, Ons bis6er
nod niht offi5iea oelnentirt ipilroe.
beia0te, Dab 5piiHen oen omeritant
ibeu uno merifoniiden WliteIieoern
Der sur 3eit in 9ltlontic gitp togeu.
Den Gomnliiiion 5ur 9eileemg Der
@ren5 Erobleee eiu g(bfonnen CT.
5ielt woroen iei oem5ufoIge Die Ser.
i6ingide Expeditions 9lrnee no1
Der @abl aus Dlerito 5itriidge5ogeu
lperoen iole.
Gieie beioen einonoer Our6ous mi.
oeripre1enoen @eriibte moren nur
jipei BON 1ubenOeu, melde bejiigIit9
ser po6rideinlihen @ntrpidelungen
in Merifo in Scr 8un0esbouptItoOr
6erimlhipirrteii.
GoS Stoats Teporteiuent ipie
ooS arieas Gepartemcnt Iorgen nit
beionoerer Goriidt Oofiir, ooB feline
0leloungen iiber Die milit1riiden3u-
ltdnoc in W}erifo lmo Die EIdne Der
Administration on Ole SefIentlihfeit
geIangen oonit nidt etipa Die @ob.
len om Dienitag ooourd beeinfluBt
peroen fonuten.
aGmpfe nobe 9eribine'S
9oiisim @orge.
Gan 9(ntonio, Seros, g. g1op.
II General Eeribing beridtete beiite
Dem Geportenent oes Siioens, ooB
Sample 5miideu Gorron5iIteu mo
@iaiiten nur peuioe Yleilen bon Der
9aiis ieiner Irlippen i'm @anee iei.
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t6eilitngen in OerihieOeuen Hihtm.
Gen ouSgeionot Uornen ieieii, INN
iiir Oen Shub Der amerifouiihen
Eruppen mo i6rcr 6omilien 3li ior
geu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-06

&rieges in 6ronfrei6 Gienite im9lm.
6ulon5-Gorps getban.
Der 5reni d | d dter DC az.
NELL mad @nglon0
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Gon0on, 5. 0{op. @S miro OF
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eutenont 9rpon & Nlabon, Der De
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an ser peitIiden @relBe in 9legpp.
te., 5nm glodioleer bon General.
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ieblsbaber ser 6ritiiden Streitfrdftc
in Srlauo, ernannt lporoen lit. sc.
neral Dlarpell purOe 5um Soupt6e'
ie6ls6a6er Der gloro 9lrmee in gng-
lano ernonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-06

@enn es aud bon mebrereu Sei'
ten nerldutete, oob @enerol 9erI6ing
prooiioriihe Orores 5ur @ieocrarI.
nabme Der 9eriolgune 8iao's babe,
10 erfldrte ood @enerol 5unIton, OaB
feline oerartioen GrOreS eeeebeu nor
oen eien.
@eneral @erl6ine's Eepeiden, oia
bon Den aGmpfen nobe gomiquipa
er51blten, ioeten nitts bon Oen
Sdidiol Or. 6iiber'S, Oes omeritani'
iden 9Ir5teS, Der onaebIib bon Bino'
9onoiten bel Santa AoIolia eruor'
oct uuroc.
9 onOiten llnmeien i'd im'
aisle.
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Sen geridten aus 5uperlGiiigcrGuelle
iinO ole repohltiondreu llmtriebe uno
0oS 9onoiten llnlueien i'm norolI'
den Dlerifo idlimmer ais 81 irgeno
elmer 3eit, ais Dor Orei Sabreu 5ron'
cisco @iaa ieine Operotionen gegei
Die 9legierung Sictoriouo Snerto
begann. lleberan berridt llroro'
ning ilno llnrrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-06
Gtttberile9e poitcrsn srfl6re,,
itre $tellatne 5nr
probibiticn.

bolten." (2uf., 5, 99) @s NOR ein eigener @ebroud
BON 2ein oeier 9lr oen Seine SSenoe sur 8oiis eines
9eimtitdhen @nerffs ouf Seine beilige Yeron mod-
ten mie Seine gSorte oeitlid iogten: rDeS Wlenben
Sobn 1T gefommen, iIiet unO trnfet 70 logten iie:
Siebe wie lit Der 0aeud Elm 6reiicr unO elm ggeiu
idufer Der 30lner uno Der Siinoer @eele" (Deottb,
If, l9) 8iS gum @noc lonftonirte er geeen ole
8erOGdjtigugen oen m1Been @enuB bon 8en. Dlit
Senen Sungern Oos @oiobfeit feierno, gub Gr ibnen
gein (Slfos, %, 17) Dorouf madte er @ebrold)
bon g9en bel Dem letten Abenonlobl @enGB oem
&iom 104 iduf 05ott oen ggein, Inn Ons Serd Oes
Wteniden 5u erireueu." Sm 1. Gim., A, 4, 5, leieu
mir oDenu ole Greohr @ottes 1T gut uno nidts
merdj, ooS nit Donfiogune empfoneen miro. Deun
cS miro gebelgt 6rd ooS g8ort @ottes uno @jebet
Gs lit Ocsbolb cine Sofe driItlider Sreibeit @ein
lno an0ere olfoboIbaltige @etrGnfe al bemlten unO
Niemono ioa 81 ogen woeen: rDu iiinOie1t pem Oh
trinfit" Soate uns SSemono oeie drltfe sSreibeit
ent5ieben ulo ole 9enubung olfoboIboltger @er1nte
ols SiinOe beroommen ontuorten mir NIT Ct Hul:
80 loiict nun Iicmono eudj GjepiIlen MAIDEN iber
Speiie, ooer iber Gronf" (Gol 2. 16)
g8Gbreno es oesbolb feline Neftfertigung fir Oen
NGBbraudb Oes Sprituoenbonoels eeben fam meIber
III groBem @8oBitobe fir Erunfenbeit rno Die Onrnus
enteben6eu llebeI berontuortli6 imo Iderld in enl-
pbotiider S9eiie 5u oeroornmen it, 1T es gleitoIs
pobr, ooB eS feline @eredtiemg eiebt Die Region in
cine poithe 9epeglng 81 5erren lrno riht cine &e
gion @briit ino Der gibe ionOern rreseeiteter unO
fuuater Wanner, cine Siin0e oorous 5u maiden, nas
@ot sebeiIigt bat rnO Oos @epiiien oes Menihen su
binoen, Dem @ot es fre boben iua.