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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23

Try Daniel and Lucas for Assessors
It's good pair.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23
FOR MAYOR.

FOR MAYOR.
To the voters Of the Corporation OF
Charles Town. hereby announce myself
a candidate for Mayor.
Respee fully
CHAS E. CONRAD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23
Fer COUNCILMAN.

We are authorized to announce MR.,
WILLIAM Il. ANDERSON as candidate
for reelection as Councilman from the
Third Ward.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23

Daniel and Lucas have never held
Public Office. Give them show.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23

A man gains more experience year
by year. 1t is SO with F. l.. Watson as
assessor. Vote for him for another
term. Advertisement,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23
Hair Work.

Hair Braids made from Combings. Old
Braids made new. Call at my residence
MRS. W. B. DAVIS
116 S. Lawrence St.,
Charles Town W Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23

If you want Efficient Assessors vote
for Daniel and Lucas.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-05-23
FOR COUNCILMAN.
FOR COnNCILNAN

FUR OOUNCILN AN.
We are authorized to announce DR.. G, l..
SKINNER as cand date for the Charl s
Town Council from the Fourth Ward at the
Corporation Election. May 25, 1916.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
z PODR6zY PO EUROPE.
(Dokonczenie re STRONGLY 2-gieD

uczynili ola mas, gdyz s1yszelis--
my i czytalismy o jego wspania
}omyslnosci i jego zamiarach dial
szego niesienia pomocy. Oby pis
mo, kt6re representatives,, mia}o
( powodzenie PREY wstawianiu sic
! "a narodem, kt6ry obrabowano i
kt6ry ginie teraz 2 g1odu".
! Inny mezczyzna, kt6ry skon-:-
cyl studya uniwersyteckie i jest
i%nzynierem, a kt6ry stall W re
die proszacych 0 zywnosc, W cd
powiedzi IA me zapytanie, oswia
czy}, re wolalby umrzec ma ulicy
Warszawy, anizeli dopomagac do
wyrabiania amunicyi W fabry-.
kach niemieckich, gdzie mu ofia
rowano posade z przyrzeczeniem,
re bedzie mia1 pozywienie do syta
"Ojciec moi by1 ukarany W
Prusach "a to, re mic uczy1 pc
polsku" = powiedzia} inzynier.
"Przenieslismy sic tn do War;
szawy, a wtedy Rosyanie wrzu--
Gill do wiezienia moja najstarsza
siostre, "a to, re by}a wierna CO
ra Polski i starala sic innym do
pomagac. Teraz obydwaj ciemie-
zyciele mego narodu i mojej ro-
dziny pochwycili "a gardlo. Czy-
liz nam jednemu lub drugiemu
dopom6dz w ich zapasach? ia i
wielu innych pomiedzy mani ma
my jedna nadzieje ujrzenia jut--
rzenki prawdziwej wolnosci Pol
ski, by ona sta}a sic krajem po-
dobnym do Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych. Wtedy chetnie umre. Me
moge teraz otrzymac zatrudnie--
MIA, a wiekowi moi rodzice zale-
ia odemnie. Me mozesz pan So
bic w%yobrazic, jak bolesna ola
mnie jest rzecza STAG tutaj W re
dzie.'
Spekulanci czuwaja.
w dwu g16wnych hotelach -
Brystolu i Europejskim - i Kill
ku wielkich restauracyach gos--
Gle NIGGA otrzymac d~ostateczne
pozywienie "a zap}ata uwazana
przez mieszkanc6w Warszawy "a
wyg6rowana i przesadna. Hotele
te i g16wne restauracye miejscem
schadzek ola oficer6w armii a ci
pilnuja, by starano sic o pozywie
ME odpowiednie ich wymaganiom
w hotelu Europejskim znajdu
je sic piekna sala jadalna z do
skonala orkiestra i dobra kuch--
mia, kt6ra dawniej sciaga}a mn6
stwo gosci, a teraz zaglada do
niej tylko garstka najbogatszych
polskich i zydowskich przemy--
s}owc0w Warszawy, podczas gdy
reszta gosci sklada sic g1ownie z
niemieckich i austryackich Office
row armii jakotez spekulant6w z
Berlina, przybywajacych do War
szawy celem szukania sposobno--
sci do zyskowych przedsiebiorstw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
jakies mary nieziemskie,

W Jakies mary nieziemskie, ia
kies widzenia .
Czasem go wiatr wydyma}, jak
Eagle wielkiego statku; czasem
rozrywaf, niby kfeby paku1; CA
sem pedzi}, jak tuman c%zarnia--
wy. A zadzdzylo sic ma swiecie,
to chmura ciezka mad kominem
sta}, i pfatami pc dachach sic vie
sza} i tfuk1 mad ziemia ME VIE
dzac kedy sic dziac.
lDokonczenie nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
EEEENN HNEE&EE
CHCE MOJE DZIECKO
WZIASG ORA K1NG'A
NEW DISCOVERY?

Najlepsza odpowiedzia ma to
jest Same ORA King'a New Dis
covery. Jest to lagodny slodki
cyrop, przyjemny do uzywania.
Zawiera lekarstwa kt6re od lat
doswiadczane okazafy sic najlep-
SEE ia kaszel i zaziebienie. CT kt6-
rzy uzywali Dr'a King'a New
Discovery dluzej So jego najlep-
szymi przyjaci6}mi. Opr6cz tego
kazda butelka jest gwarantowa-
ma. Jezeli ME otrzymacie zadowo-
lenia, ~pieniadzc wr6cimy.
Kupcie butelke ~uzywajcie pod
lug przepisu. Zatrzymajcie POGO
stalosc ma zabezpieczenie sic cd
kaszlu i zaziebienia. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29
DYM.
Powiastka przez Marya Konop-
nicza.

IA -
raz nawet umyslnie odrywa}a od
roboty stare swoje oczy, ably rzu
cic ma niego choc jedno spojrze-
ME. W spojrzeniu tenn by1a dzi-
VIVA blogosc i jakby %pieszczota.
Ludzic sill i przechodzili, spie--
szac W rome strony, rzadko kt6
ry spojrza} w gore W kierunku
komina, jeszcze rzadszy zauwa--
zyf silva smuge dymu. Ale ola
niej dym ten miai szczeg6lne INA
genie, m6wil do niej, rozumia]a
go, by1 w jej oczach niemal zy-
wa istota.
Kiedy 0 wczesnym brzasku Ia
opalowem, mieniacem sia barwa-
mi jutrzni tie nieba, dym rookie
bia4 sic mad kominem W kra--
g1ych, czarnych runach, rozno--
szac ostra, gryzaca won sadly,
wiedzia4a ona, re tam jej Marcys
W kot}6wni PREY palenisku stoi,
ognie zanieca, miarkuje, rozk1a-
da, wysoki, smuk]y, gibki, W gra
natowej p16ciennej bluzie, spietej
sk6rzanym pasem, w lekkiej fu-
ra&ercc IA jasnych w1osach, z
szeroko odwinietym II szyi ko1--
nicrzcm.
- Ohio - szcpne]a wtcdy, us
micchajac sie-Marcys "~fasuje"
Istotnie "fasowa1''. z gorliwo
scia nowicyusza sypa1 ia paleni-
sko wegie], kosz "a koszem, "a
siebie i "a palacza pracujac, du
mny re swojej swiezej godnosci
kot}owego. A razem z tym wiel-
kim, jasnym plomieniem wybu--
cha]y mu W duszy piesni, kt6re-
mi sic kot}ownia rozlega}a cd swi
tn do nocy.
Wkr6tce jednak czarne kiebi-
ska dymu biela}y, rzad}y, stawa-
}y sic lzejsze, al wkr6s pogod--
nych biekit6w wybi}y w gore
lekkim, r6wnym sfupem.
Ten widok wlewa1 W SERGE
wdowy radosc i pogode.
- Wszystko dobrze.. - szep-
ta}a - wszystko dobrze, Bogu
Najwyzszemu dzieki!
l krzatala sic pc ubogicj izdeb
&c, z%ascielajac 16zko swoje i sy--
nowski tapczan, zamiatajac Smile
ci stara brzozowa miot}a i rozpa
lajac IA komiuku drzewka do 20
ludniowego posifku.
Wtedy to wprost wiclkiego ia
b~rycznego komina z wspaniafa
kita dymu wznosilo sic w bleki-
ty cienkie, sinawe pasemko z pc
mad dachu facyatki, gdzie miesz
ka}a wdowa; pasemko tax waite
i nik}e,jak tchnienie starych pier
81, 60 je wydobywa}y Z ogniska.
Ale MILDLY i kotfowy zawsze to
pasemko dostrzega}. A ME tylko
je d~ostrzega1, ale sic do niego US
miecha}. Wiedziaf on dobrze re
tam, Il komina, stara jego mat
ka w bieluchnym czepcu ia glo
vie, w tolubku przepasanym r6-
zowym fartuchem, drobna, "a
wied}a, zgarbicna szykuje ola
jakis barszcz wysmienity
hub wyborny krupnik. Zdawalo
mu, sic re wyraznie czuje snake
vita won tych specyal6w.
Il podw6jnym tedy zapa}em do
rzucaf liza palenisko swieza szuf-
lie wegla i, podczas kiedy palace
pc glowie sic drapaf, on, stojac
jedna noga ia podmurowaniu,
zwinny i gietki, "a dw6ch ma
.starcza} w robocie.
| tax. naprzeciw siebie SLY w
niebo te diva oddechy: fabryki
i facyatki, nikn&c W przejrzy--
lazurach, moze laczac sic
W mich nawet.
Ku poludniowi dym fabrycz--
ny rzednial nieco, olbrzymic plu
ca machin zwalnia}y swa prace,
Wypuszczone parry prZeszyWaty
raz i drugi powietrze ostrym,
przykrym switem, a chfopak, jak
uragan, do izdebki wpadal.
- Mamo, jeScc - wolaf .juz cd
progu, a cisnawszy furazerke IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-06-29

albo tez zacierek, jak tam wypa-
dlo. Obok wazki wystepywa} ma
st61 chleb W duzym bochnie, gf6
VIVA tego posi}ku podstawa.
Znika1 on tez prawie w po1o--
vie, ledwo sic ch1opak przysuna}
do niego. Hawai- "a kawa1kiem
kraja}, + miseczce z sola ma
cza}, a precz dogadywa}:
- Dobry chleb, mamo!
- Dobry synku - odpowieda
la z kazdym razem wdowa. -
jedi z Bogiem, jedi! Ma chwa}e
Panu Jezusowi i Matce JegoPrze
najswietszej....
Ch}opak ME dawa} sic prosic,
a razem z chlebem znika1a i Ia
wartosc missy.
- Dobry barszcz, mamo - mo
viii wtedy.
Matka juz cd kilku chwil ja-
ola coraz wolniej. Miesza1a }yzka
w %talerzu, dmuchala w niego. A
lie harszczu ME ubywa1o jakos.
Kiedy vice ch}opak wymi6tf, co
mia1 pred SODA, i wasiki runie-
jace wierzchem reki otarl, pyta-
la skwapliwie:
- A mozebys, synku, jeszcze.
Mnie dis cos ME bardzo jako$..
Chcia}a mu dac poznac, re jej
ME smakuje, ale bala sic wyraz-
nem k}amstwem Boga obrazac,
DO barszcz byf doskona1y.
- A 10 - m6wi1 ch}opak -
kiedy mama ME jc....
Podstawia1a mu z pospiechem
sw6j talerz m6wiac:
- jedi, dziecko, jedi! Ma
chwale Panu Jezusowi!..
Ch}opak tedy zn6w sic zabie--
raj Go lyzki pc swojemu.
- Co mama chce od tego bar
szczu? - pyta1. - TO kr6lewski
barszcz!
- By}by on, by1by, synku -
odpowiada}a, rarugajac oczami
tylko re mi do niego bobkowego
liscia przybrak1o..
Zdarzylo sic, re ME dojadaf.
Zlewa1a wtedy reszte w glinia
ma ryneczke i stawia}a w komin-
ku, tax ably syn ME spostrzegl
tegO....
Te reszte uwaza1a juz "a wy
~laczna swoja w}asnosc i kiedy
wyszed} posila1a sic MIA, dogry-
zajac ostatk0w chleba.
Wszystko to odbywalo sic z ME
zmierna szybkoscia. Mlody kot1o
wy chwilowo zastepowany tylko
bywaf W poludnie i spieszyc mu
siaf. Zaledwie wpad}, zegnaf sic
szerokiem znakiem krzyza, Gallo
wal make W zapracowana wy
chud}a reke, chwytai furazerke,
a gwizdnawszy ma pozegnanie ko
SOW, zbiega1 w trzech susach z
facyatki IA dol. Wdowa stawa1a
wtedy w posrodku izdebki z ze--
brana re sto1u serwetka W rekui
slucha}a grzmiacego tupotu n6g
synowskich z trwoznym i blogim
zarazem usmiechem.
- Swiety Antoni - m6wila,
krecac glowa - z leceniem ta--
klein! Nogi jeszczc polamie....
schody porozbija...
| sta1a tax zasluchana, dop6ki
ME hukne}y IA dole drzwi cd
sionki i ME przebrzmialo echo
tel szalonej kanonady n6g MO-
dych silnych. Wtedyz dopiero
kohczyla sk}adac serwete, zmy--
wala statki, ogarniala ogien po--
pio}em, a siad}szy Il okna, }ata--
Ia s.ynowska odziez i bielizne.
Jesli to by2o lato, d}ugo jesz-
cze, bardzo dlugo widziec mo-
gla dym, walacy z fabrycznego
komina. Czasami to sic tax zapa-
trzy}a w niego, re i robota wy
padla jej z reki....
Divine DO przybiera} ksztalty
i barwy.
TO jak zelazna gadzina, wywi
jail sic sam z wlasnych przegu--
bow coraz dalej, coraz wyze:i, to
lax leciuchna ZaS}Ona NV nov-;o-
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26

has elapsed since I took the post of the state councillor. Though I have eXerted myself to the uttermost in the
 discharge of my duties, yet nothing has so far been rendered to the coun- try to benefit the general situation. h. deed affairs of this world are as un- certain and changeable as the rolling waves of the wild sea. Clear and plain is this body of mine, like the moon in the zenith of the sky (for the sun can only be used to signify an emperor or the head of a nation). Though possessed of the talent and ability of Bismarck, one is bound to fail in trying to rule a country as tumultuous as Mexico. Words of dis approval in circulation are fearful and am now in the same position as that of Chou Kung Ca loyal duke of the Chou dynasty) and my intention of returning home is not weaker than that of Mencius (Who longed to retire to his native place after his trying and unproductive journey among the different states). It is therefore earnestly requested that l immediately be relieved from my present post
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26
PARAGUAY'S FIRST
 AUTOMOBILE TRUCK
South America Will Now Be MeC-
 ca for Statesmen in That Line

That the motor car is finding it's way into the remote sections of South America, and that the great southern continent will eventually offer an inn mense territory for the automobile manufacturer to take into considera- tion and to cultivate, is brought out in an article by William A. Reid in the May number of the Bulletin of the Pan-American Union, Washington, D. C. Even in those countries where good roads are scarce the automobile is becoming a necessity for industrial purposes, for in many places 1t is be- ginning to demonstrate its value in the transportation of freight and pas sengers where railroads are imprac- ticable or too expensive to build. In this connection Mr. Reid writes:
 s'In the barren nitrate section of Chile where the cart and mule have long done faithful service, one finds
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26
WORLDS AFFAIRS ARE AS THE ROLLING SEA-
Yang Tu, Chinese Promoter of Peace,
 Says "It Cannot Be Done" And Presents His Resignation.

Correspondence of the Asso. Press).
 Picking, April 30.-Yang Tu, the chief promoter of the society for the preservation of peace which fathered the monarchial movement, has resign ed from the state council, and asked Yuan Shi-kai to relieve him of all Of ficial duties and permit him to return to his native home. MT. Yang, in ad- dition to being a member of the state council, was one of Yuan Shi-kai's secretaries and is president of the Hankow Improvement Commission. The revolutioniSts have been especial ly bitter in their deunnciation of Yang Tu because of his identification with the mOnarchial movement in its very beginning. Although less than forty years old, Yang Tu has 3een one of the most successful business men in China. He made a large fortune in antimOny mining. in Human province. and has been prominent in politics for several years. Yang Tus letter of rcsig nation to the president follows:
 ITO the great president: A year
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26
NEW FRENCH SOCIE,

Correspondence of the Asso
 Paris, May 23-"La Plua Famille" (The Largest Far the title of an association iu ed for the defense of the of fathers and mothers of of five or more children in Its objects are explained to study of the rights and moral and material of large to favor by propaganda a ments destined to further tho and interests, and to aid nj the members of such families its projects is a competition to families of seven or more with prizes of five hundred to those that have the large bcr Of sons in the army.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26

land with many miles of automobile roads There are, however, in Lima, the capital, over 300 machines, many of which are used as taxicabs In Colombia the department of public works has made plans, backed by government appropriations, for con- structing highways suitable for auto mobiles. Among these may be men toned $15.0O0 for road from Pop ayan to Pasto; $S,OOO for one from Pamplona to Cansanare; s24OO0 yearly for highway improvements from Bogota to Boyaca; $1O,Oo0 for a road from Santa Marta into the coffee district of that section; and a subvention of $3O,O0O for a road to the medicinal springs near Barran- quilla. Venezuela, notwithstanding that gasoline is fifty cents a gallon in Caracas, is buying cars and improv- year three auto trucks and 227 pleas ure cars were shipped to that country from the United States.
 The greatest natural field for the automobile, however, in South Amer iCa is to be found in Argentine, Brazil and Uruguay, and in each Of these countries improved highways are being extended and motor Ve- hlhcles multiplying rapidly. In 1913 Argentina alone imported 5,115 auto mobiles. An automobile show is to be held in Buenos Ayres this year in connection with the counIry's centen- n1al celebration, an event which will doubtleas not be lost sight of bv the American nanufa cfurarq
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26

ated new interest, and hundreds of citizens watched the American agent demonstrate the ossibilities of his machine. Even the president of the republic and several members of his cabinet were willing to undergo the ordeal of riding over one of the toughest sections of highway that could be selected for the trials The truck proved a wonder worker and people and newspapers made many favorable comments. It's advent in Asuncion revived movement pre- viously started to place several motor trucks in service between interior dis tricts and the larger towns where the only means of transportation to- day consists of carts and pack ami mals.
 "Bolvia, one of the worlds most d. versifed countries Geographically, has been using tn commercial auto mobile for several years to great ad- vantage. Railways were not being built with the activity that the coun- try's trade demanded, and trucks were introduced on regular run from Potosi to Sucre, a distance of 15O miles, where highways are far from good. This was an experiment in freight and passenger service; and the cars long ago demonstrated thelr practicability. Since the adVept. of the truck in Bolivia the roads have received more attention than former ly; the pleasure car has become ne cessity and their number has ln- creased especially in La Paz.
 Peru, as everyone knows, Is not a
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26

than a million cases can be
 There will thus be left near. 900 cases of apples from the alone, and Australia must e, them or see them go to wastd being some 100000 peopld commonwealth, every man, and child in the country v) to eat an apple a day regularll months if the whole unesl harvest is consumed.
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26
CIDER GOING TO WASTE.

Correspondence of the Asso. Press.
 Melbourne, Australia, April 22.- The Australian apple crop, which is unusually big this year, is seriously affected because of the death of ships for export. In the two chief apple producing states, Tasmania and Vic toria, nearly 5,000,000 cases of apples have been harvested, but not more
New Britain herald., 1916-05-26

today a number of automobiles. Dur ing a recent journey through the nj trate fields several machines were placed at the writer's disposal, and they did excellent service over some of the most trying trails to be en- countered in any country. Further more 1t was learned that eight motor trucks are to be given a trial in the handling of nitrate. The tWo-mule team and cart in general use at pres ent, cost about $7O0. Small locomo- tives, costing several thousand dol lars, may eventually be replaced by the motor truck if it proves it's prac- tical utility. The truck, costing from $2,000 to $3,000, may prove itself more economical than the old system; the clearing and building of a cheap road for the truck will certainly be less expensive than the laying of railway tracks for the locomotives and dump cars. At any rate, the experiment is we'll worth watching by those inter ested in the sale of commercial cars; for should the 40 companies Operat- ing in Chilean nitrate eventually adopt the auto truck the demand will gradually grow to thousands of. ma chimes.
 Trucks Cause Excitement.
 "A few months ago. while the writer was in Para quay, the first motor truck ever seen in that coun- try arrived in Asuncon. A consider able number of pleasure cars, espe- cially those of cheaper grades are in use& in the Paraguayan capital; but the arrival of the monster truck cre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

md6reno Ole Monidctten, pie Ser
Diontel ielbit bon 9io6beniel limo.
@efiittert lit oieicr N}ontel nit &c.
Pliiiutem Gbiifon lmo gltlas, eenu
unIcr 8raulein trdgt i'm ii6cr Ouftig
5arteI gteb uno Spisenfleioern fir
glabmittagstraht.
Sir balbIormeae StrabenfIeioer
meroen por5ngsrueiie Die iladen YeI3.
arten als @arnitur oerponot, pie
Gerlneliu &obbenfea lno D3aulmurf,
III iSorm bon 8lenoen ber16ieoener
g'reite CUR Ginfaliung bon aQ1nteln
mo 9foden. Gin Arrangement ole.
ier 9lrt mirft ie6r anipredeno. Qip
R0de iiuo feinesmegs iebr eng, ion.
bern flieBen in i1onen mcQigen Sal
Ten al Der 6igur nie6cr. Sie ireroen
aidjt, mie in Der oeriloiienen Soiion
oaf fiinitliGe 9lrt meit obiic6enc ae.
matt Gus lit es, noriu Ole neue
5iInouctte BON Der bis6erigen o6-
peiat, 9ie 9t0de iino falun enger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15

lie IN Der Goilenlinie mebr ooer noe.
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gtiemano @efabr Iduft, all penig ge.
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qitiiiter @eiie gefiittert nit Chiffon,
gltlns ODER @rofot Bonn praftiihen
Gtanopunft iiuo Die beioeu lesteren
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Gifbornden 5ea miro nit 0orliebe
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tine 6enl6t mas oielelben ungemeiu
bebogli6 ielbit iiir oen fdlteiteu Gog
momt IN Ger 3egel geben biermit
Sano in &on0 elm Otuff BON Gid.
6orudeniell, ein ebeniolter arogen
mo Elm nit cer gleiheil %el3art gar.
uirtcr Sut tpie bier I'M @iE0e tpieoer.
acgcbeu llt iolden SGuen eribeint
Der Mluff mie Elm Sbeil oes W1ontels,
mos bclon0ers rci6eno ansnebt, Die
audi Der aragen pom gleihen BeI6
8ie Gombino.ipn BON Dcm @iH9Grns
den@eI5 iuro Dem rotbbrornen @on.
tine III iiberaus rei5eno ilno iDirft
ie6r elegant. 9eionoers bel iungen
lP6oden oiirite oieielbe 9Iuflane i'm
oen
@benio biibIh in oeu 9inien, ipie
scr balblungc @eI5mantel lit Der bon
oreipiertel 9Gnge. 0ieler Spp lit in
Der 8oiIlenlinie mebr ooer menieer
Der 8igur onliegeno eearbeitet, uno
iii oor5iiglid eeeignet iiber none
piece aleioern getragen 3ll iperben.
Sn Der Regel oieut fir oieieIbeu cine
anocre Eel5ort ais @ornihlr. Syn ser
eritieu SauItrotion lit Elm W1ooea Die.
fer g[rt ipieoeroegeben. @eit uuO Dol.
fig fGat Der ManteI in meihen, ele-
ganten 8oIten an Der 6iglm bernie.
Der Sin mo6tia breiter 4roeen, Der
einem Cape 1bnlid] iiebt, fdllt iiber
sic Sdultern un0 lit bon gfafoon,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-15
0Ius benz OieidDe OerWspOe.
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raiteriitiden Wfertmale IN 9e5ug auf
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llele Ieaoea5 IN 10 mliaQeuOem Ma.
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lettm SoHon pareu cs gieifen uno
asr dbitebenoe Snum, iopie Die ban.
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NpNcp44ng uuO 5mar tonmt Die See.
tere liui mr elcihiarbig nit Dem
Wlateral 5nr 8ermenoung, ionoeru
mlh N allen nlogli6en 5orbcn Gas
uoue-piccc" &rottelrtleio nit &cI5
beiaB, miro 70 lange getrngcn iperoet.
bis es fiibl eenug lit fiir Elm Sadet.
9oltiim glber aud iiir ipdter miro
es ieinen sBlaB bebalpten, mter oeu
groBel, neuen WlontelL Die Die @rs
gdn5ung fir oasieIbe biloen. Sonobl
abenomdntel, wie iolde fiir Gogess
tradt iino reid nit gIbiteppung unO
@orteu uer5iert Die glbenomdntel
fino IN nielen6allen BON ouBeroroent.
lid)er g9eite, BON peidenl, mebr ooer
nenieer idmeren Stoif, Der IN glatten
6olten reid an Der sSigir 6ernieoer.
flieBt
Sin prGntiger 9lbenomontel, Der
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ihoulicbt ps. mar bel Der fiir5lib
itattgeiunDenen Guiiop.,, ,Gr0filnrug~
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tells lu0 Die 2inien iiberauS einfobe.
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geiiibrt lit, iluO ole oen Montel I'M