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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
Is 1t Sock S
For Summer,
Dear Madam
The New Fashion for Socks
and Short Skirts, We
Phophesy, Is to Be an
Overwhelming Success
This Summer-For Rea-
sons Best Stated Briefly.
- HIS being Friday. and fashion day
/ on this page, we gladly hop. with
agility and spryness. to the SUBJ

~ HIS being Friday. and fashion day
on this page. we gladly hop. with
II agility and spryness. to the sub
iect OF short skirts and socks
for the ladies, God bless 'em.. (The
socks. not the iadies.) wo predict sue
cess. and strange Developments from
the overture.
Eye hath not seen. ear hath not heard.
neither hath entered into the heart of
man. even faint conception of the Joy
with which most women will welcome
this now departure. y
stout ladies'. for. years without num-
Der. have been annoyed by a condi-
ton which this fad will alleviate. 1t is
impossible to enter. bv way OF this
column. into Just what this sentence
means in detail. but the fat ladies will
know. and. what is more. understand.
Socks to them will be boon.
Thin ladies' will be little more trou-
bled by the same virtue by which the
fat women will be pleased, but per-
haps- II they get childrens socks they
may be able to hold 'em up. You under
stand.
At any rate. the majority will be
pleased. although a strange thing may
happen. The sound OF bells will be
heard. Neither, will II be able for the
naked eye to discern the reason for
such sound. Even like unto the music
OF a vanity case and several silver
cangles. will the sound be. For un-
attached something's Will jingle musical
~. II you don't understand the refer
ence. skip this part The women will
see through It.
But here comes. lrudley interrupting
this essay. news from an old friend. She
states. without eauivocation. that the
wearing Of socks is no new fad. d.
Her statement Is: "Pish. Summer
after summer one-haif Of the women
have surreptitiousiy been wearing
socks. Only the fact that the short
skirt has come into vogue has revealed
the situation. There .s no news In the
fact that we wear, 'em. Pish."
Yet It Is pleasant to be able to tell the
glad news far and wide. Those damsels
who were once looked down upon by the
austere women, for wearing ballet skirts
and dancing in the public places are AT
last to be protected by their own sex.
For. should they he attacked. they
can take the words right cut Of the
mouth Of the old lady Of Willis
who walked about Scotland on
stills.
When the men said How shocking
To show 20 much stocking
Bic said How bout you and your
kilts?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
Bachelor Girl Reflections
By HELEN ROWLAND.

TN marriage II isn't the early bird
that gets the worm; it's the bird
that has been tout" half a dozen
season who usually has to take him.
To a bachelor, love IL something like
an onion. II would be so much more
tempting II one didn't know It would
last 80 long!
oh, well. there are at least two kinds
Of perfectly happy marriages.: those
that are just about to come on-and
those that are ''ail on"
When q man begins telling a girl that
she Is his religion" he simply means
that he expects her to get him into
heaven, somehow. without any effort on
his part.
No doubt, on Judgment Day. every
married man will be half an hour late
In rising. IL his wife doesn't call him /;
and then he will want her to hang
around and fnd one of his wings, and
sew q button on the other.
When II comes to praying. swearing.
or making love. no man since Solomon
seems to have had the slightest fertility
of imagination.
No matter how many women have
refused him, SO long as a man remains
a bachelor he WILL persist In regard
ing himself as a universal and eternal
Temptation"
II a married man puts on one glove.
carries a cane and sticks carnation In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19

stance Of today SHOULD consist Of.
either handkerchief linen or lawn.
Georgette crepe. cotton wolfe In squares
and stripes, all kinds OF all silks. nets.
and laces, chiffon. and. In fact almost
any fine material, which Is difficult to
sew upon.
For the harder It il to make. and the
more the number OF fine pin tucks
ornamenting II. the more OF a blouse is
the blouse. Sleeves are invariably small
at the top. and bell shaped at the. bot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
Seen in the Markets

all things in the world that
call up such pleasant sum
mer memories as a scorch-
ing hot sun. tanned skins
and briar scratches. biackberries
have appeared on the market to do
honor to the cold spell. They are
% cents for a quart box. This may
seem a bit extravagant. but these
berries. with no hulls. have but .
small percentage Of waste.
Strawberries appear to have defin-
iteiy settled at Is cents a box. To
be sure. some OF the stands have the
smaller varieties at 10 cents q box.
others are IL or two for Is cents.
One stand had particularly large.
choice berries at 20 cents. but the
box was heaped high. and the ber-
ries were picked over so that each
one was sound and Arm. Other
boxes at the same stand were SO
well filled that they must have con-
tanned at least a half pint over the
quart. They were Is cents box.
Some OF the cherries have left
their cozy nests In twenty-pound
boxes and occupy individual pint
cartons OF their own. These are rs
cents. but some obliging dealers will
give two for quarter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
Times Pattern Service
lxx7 ALKING skirts are now

w ALkiNU skir'S arc now
w made plain and the
model shown is ideal for general
wear. 1t has four cores, that of
the front arranged as a plain
panel. The skirt fits neatly
about the body and has either
raised or normal waistline. The
lower edge measures 2H yards
in the medium size.
The pattern COZ is cut in sizes
% to "a inches waist measure.
Medium size requires 2% yards
of 3o-inch material.
To obtain this pattern fiji out the
coupon and enclose 10 cents in
stamps or coin. Address Pattern
Department, Washington Times,
Munsey Building, D. c.
The Washington Times guaran-
tees the delivery Of all patterns
sent for through this service. No
patterns can be obtained in person.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
So Strange.

In winter when the days are long
We want the long wool stocking.
But WHEN long summer days are here.
We like them short and shocking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
RECIPES
Blitx Kuechen.

Y cup butter.
cup sugar. ~
eggs. whites and yolks separated.
l cup milk.
2h cups flour.
3 teaspoonsful baking powder.
Bake in shallow tins twenty minutes
Sprinkle with chopped almonds and pow.
dered sugar.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
Cream Rice Pudding.

Cream Rice Pudding.
tablespoons rice.
tablespoons sugar.
quart milk.
tablespoons raisins.
Grating Of nutmeg. r...
Leave on back OF stove for several
hours, then cook slowly, stirring often,
In the oven for an hour and a half;
then bake without stirring half an hour
more. .-e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
The Chaperon

To the Chaperon--I am a girl OF
fifteen years. and came to WASH
ington only recently. ! do not
know any nice boys. and the
school where go has none.
Don't you think I ought to meet
some so that will know them
when I grow upY
could have met some without
an Introduction. but that would
never do. What can / do?
LONESOME.
- AMY little Lonesome! or
4 course you don't want to feel
that other girls are meeting
nice boys and you have no
chance to meet them. I suppose 1
might soy that girl or your age
should be thinking about her books
and not about the boys. but 1 was
fifteen once myself. and 1 realize
just how you feel.
What can we do about II, I won
der? Have you not met some girls
who have brothers?l would be will
ing to wager that II you once stop
ped TO think about IT.. you really
have met some boys after all. And
there is your church. Haven't you
met any there7
am glad to see that you show the
PROPER spirit toward getting ac-
qua,nted with a man without an in
PRODUCTION. Your idea Is just right,
and do not let any of your friends
make you change your mind about II.
The Ghaperon will welcome letters of In
qulry on subjects OF interest from readers
OF this paper. and will reply tu them in
these columns, They should DO addressed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
Cheese Toast.

Cheese Toast.
4 tablespoonful melted butter.
" teaspoonful made mustard.
1 small cup cheese.
" teaspoon vinegar.
Hot buttered toast.
Put butter In the blazer, add vinegar.
mustard, pepper and salt. Mix to a
smooth paste. Have the cheese cut In
thin slices and mix with the paste.
Serve hot on buttered toast or toasted
crackers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19

his buttonhole. he considers himself
sufficiently dressy to go anywhere on
earth with his wife.
When widow remarries, II is simply
because she has come to the axe-old
conclusion that little unhappiness with
husband Is better than a lot of loneli-
ness without one.
(Copyright 1919.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
How To Keep a Servant.

II you wish to keep a servant I'll tell
you what to do.
Instead of one night of a week, be
sure and give her two;
And IL she oversleeps herself and
claims that she is sick,
Just greet her with a pleasant smile.
Twill never do to kick
And when she tarries at the door, to
chew the rag with Sam"
The cross-eyed corner grocery clerk,
and Bill. the big Ice man,
Forgetting all about the meat that's
burning In the pail
Just smile and gently chide her and
show her her mistake;
j wouldn't loose q servant for an old
cremated steak!
And when perchance your husband
kisses Katy Just In play
Why smilel Just keep On smiling, and
look the other way!
-TURNBULL.
The servant question is still open.
How would a little twenty-word his
tory In prose stimulate your ambition
and IDEAS on the subject? Write one
and see -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19

Y 7 on are a steady. industrious
". worker. with application and
energy you labor Ave days or
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19

II a married man puts on one glove.
carries a cane and sticks a carnation In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19

The Ghaperon will welcome letters Of in
quiry on subjects OF interest from readers
these columns. They should be addressed
70 hsr. care Of this Office. .,.t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-19
One Might Say Yes, Off
hand, But Finer Consider
ations Of This Problem
Reveal Remarkable State
of the Mind Of Women
Concerning When a Waist
Is a Blouse and When 1t
Is Not.
By THE SHOPPER.

n o MANY people have asked when
- n waist becomes a blouse. and
~ when dress becomes frock or
AaA La L. Ix.aroanlhlA Ia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21
3Wi|den Slam6M mo Qdala.

9as asben in, &onitantinopel CUR
Ssbtseit 59ilpert elm aorreiponbent
n na&itebsnber anresenoer pialfbe5
rel:
Ser siemlia breite, graue Streis
fen. Der bas tiefe 8lau bes Wleeres
burd{dueibet = bic Bride 5pif4en
@tombul unb 9alata - pirb plpBs
lid leer, alb OF iie bur9 cine gigan<
tijde 6onb BON Menihen reinsefegt
lporben pdre. Die Iebten Wanoerer
beeiIen ii6 nit elmer fir orientalii4e
8eine aa1a unsetpobnten SGnelligs
felt, nod iiber bic Bride gu tommen,
ebe fe ss0ffnet wirb. SIS fdsint. baB
Elm paar S9iffe BON einem erfolsz
rsi6en .gfaib" i'm Saparsen Meer
suriidsefommen finb unb nun in
ben Snnenbafen bes @olbenen 9orns
sinaeIaf5en merpen foIlen. Saber
purDe nit sebietenber @ebdrbe benz
mGdtiaen Strom bes @ertebrs, Der
fid tasli9 iiber bic Bride bon einem
llfsr aum anbersn bepest, @inbalt
osboten Sdon pirb bas SdluB>
Hid Der Bride aussefabren. Stam<
bull III BON @alata sefdieben pie in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

berum if geipnnnt, mos nun toms
men piro. Die 2eute in ben binte.
rem Reiben iteben nuf ben Subfpiten
unb laui4en anbd4tia auf bic tiefsn
8aBftimmen GROCER Sampfer, bic fi9
aus Der Serne b0ren Iailsn.
Snapiidsn ipriht man bon ben
eigenen tleinen unb sroben Sorsen.
Si6t btnter mir ftebt Elm ftdbtif6er
8eamter in Uniform. @r bat in ets
ner alten. piirbig ausisbenben tirs
tifde 5rau cine aIte Ystannte pies
tersefunben. Sic Ipreden bonn 8ries
unb ben Spfern, bic man fir i'm
bringt. .abmeo". 10 eradblt bic
4lte, lift in SortaRnt &ale. Gs
sebt ibm gut. Wenn bas aismet
mill, tperbe i6 ibn balb ipieberfes
ben" SD entnebme benz @eiprd9,
baB bas Saus Der alten 5rdu beim
!eBten 8ranbe in Snpbane elm 9aub
Der 5lammen senprben lit. Der
ftdbtifde 8eamte folIte bic Sbbah!os
fen unterbrinsen. gr bat ibr IN
8efdittaf9 am 8osporus Elm 5aus
sefunben. Da iinb fie nun gut auf
geboben. Die. @reiiin unb Der aIte
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pOgel auf tie 8~ueilen - ba lDidtsa
iie ibre 2i6ter, unb bns 9untei
nnbm iie auf. Die nSoraee" bate
peniger Slid - ooer ipeniger MiB
= fe iab bos buntls S9iff, l;snas
I~iiierte: Define 2i9tsr iinb aus =
uno puBte i'm nd6Iten IigenbIit
aud idpn, iparum ie ni6t branns
ten.
8iele @eididten tpeib Der Ssgs',
nader nod bon Der vWDpe", ron
Der er ipriht, pie Matroien oil
bon ben S6iffen ipreden, bic IL
lieben ODER Dor benen tie Heipett
baben. Don Der 5abrt um Stptt
lonb berum CUR Meibnadtsseit Bat,
te er sebOrt. bic i9nebiide Slaage
bate er unter Der Sarbe gu ieh.n
geglaubt unb bic &nnonen unter Der
aoblen. Giferne &reuse iab sr aut
Der 9ruit Der Sffiaisre unb 1Dr!s.
lie ipdren BET Scarbprpugb perpien,
tpprben. GinmaI NOR bic rMSne'
peib, bonn nieber bunfsIgelb nno
elm lanser 8entilator tpurbe SER
tiirat, fobaB ibre grfdeinuns iid
ME 9leid bIieb.
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.,M0ws"sG efbibten.

Gin Yarn nsnnt Der ensIiI6s
Natrois bic tells ieltfamen, tells
oberaldubif6eu Geididten Der fee
fabrenben 9euts. Die 9eIobuna
Der peridieoenen Sdiffe, bic bee
tibnen phone" gum Spfer fieIen,
er3dhlen ibren aufbor6enben 2anos.
leuten ieBt cine Mense folder Yarns
uber oas sebeimnispole Tabraeua.
bas aus nirsenbpo plDbIi9 DOT To-
nen auftauhte. fhnel fpie Der @os
gel, befen Namen es trua unb fiibn
fpie Der Seeooler. Ii9t LANCE, 10
iperoen Die .MSre"s @ei9i6ten az
Segenoen peroen.
Der Se9eimaGer zines Geoels
l9tffes, Der s~Gbinburab", zines
6obrSeuges BON 1850 Sonnen. er.
adbit, tuie Iie, auf benz @ed noh.
Stperpopl, 122 2agerciIen BON Rons
.aoon elm Scaiff auf ii9 autommtp
laben, oas lie anfpra1 unb 5id md
Ibrer Sobung ertuattgte. r@r mar
iaate Der Matrpie, aanf9einenb elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

5err in Uniform ersdblen fi9 TIRE
S9idfaIe nit bebaslider 8reite.
4ber aus allen Renen Der alien Jrau
i6nt bic Gebnfu6t nod ibrem Mbmep
beraus, nad ibrem einaisen ainoe.
Damn tommen bic teuren 2ebensmits
telpreiie on Die Rei5e - bic 8rots
frase, bic Reisfrage unb bic iGlimms
tie = bic 3uderfrase. Man bente
lid: Der teuere &affee ben man
friiber in reselmdBisen 3Bii4enrdus
men gu nebmen pfIeste. I'm bas einT
tOntse 0aiein a~uf3ubeitern! SEPT
trintt man ibn nfabeb!" etnf14
unb obne 3uder, tpenn man ibn
iiberbaupt trintt. Iber iper pollte
nit benz S9idfal babern9 Das lit
nun einmal 8ei9luB bes &abir4
Sin Sffenoi, Der bic. iiberlesene
Miene res 4Ilerpeltsprattifus ans
nimmt, mii9t ii9 in bas 9eIprGd.
@r sibt aOreiien an, tpo man bic
unb bic Daren nm billisiten finoet
- einise anbere dubern 3peifsl an
ieinen JeftitelIunsen. 9as @eiprd3
pirb gang lebbnft Sin grocer
Sampfer erf4eint enblid in Der Ser,
ne. Der Winb trdgt ben Hau9
Deit iiber bic Wosen bes Meeres .
Man redt neugieris bic 9dlie b0bsr
~. Sn oieiem 4~usenblit ertDnt
cine Defamation. @inise QnsjtbaTen
MAIDEN iosleid Miene, gu peri9pins
ben. @ber bas anitedenbe @elG9ter
spinst lie gu elmer Qenberuns ibrer
4bii4ten. Gin Samal, Der in Der
RGbe bes 9riidenfopfes fab, nit eli
ner groben, acknowledgement @ltos
bolflai9e, fab nit riibrIeliser Miene
ben Snbalt musfIieBen. Der obs
iprinsenbe pfropfen bate bns furbts
bare 9erdui9 Deruria6t. ~.
9a mar nun inapii9en Der Damp
fer beransetommen unb nit ibm cine
pertpolle 2abuns, bic ben 8ufien
e%ntgangen tpar. Wie einen Sieqer
besriiBte bic Wenge bos ftattI;ds
S4iff, lin oeiien Moiteu nrt Dor
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oolladblts iinb, fGbrt ser 8aitooti
ni4t ab. 9ieie feds S9idfaIsses
noifen fir ben 5olI. bob Dos
Boot umi6idst Deer iiberfabren pirb,
NOS bispeiIen pprfommt = iinb GEE
pobnlid cine Wuftertarte Der Be
rDlterungen oes tiirtii9en Reites,
aIs ba iino: Siirten, armenier, 9rie.
den, araber. Snper uiu. sic ftelIen
bic nosmanif6e @inbeit" in Der f91nz
ten uno poltommeniten 5orm bar.
limb BEL Der lleberfabrt ersdbIt oft
Der eine ober Der onbere feline Sc
lti9te. 2eiber mub er ii9 beeiIsn.
Senn bic ueberfabrt bauert n,lr bod.
items 5ebn Minuten -.
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elm 2sutnunt our See pl0Blid auf
ibrem 0ed ftanb unb ibnen mitteiIs
ts. bab Der .2anbitreider" elm
beutf6es ariegsfdiff lei. sins III
men elm 2t6t auf.
Nun muBten lie Quartier oui Der
.MDps" nebmen. fanbsn aber Y9on
bic nappam"s 2eute bort Dor, bic
ibnen allerlei eradblsn tpnnten, UNI
ter anberem, bab Der aommantanf
Der .MDne" elm ri6tiser bsuti1er
@raf lei. gtner Der .qppam"z asus
te, Der &anonier. battle ben Der
fdlubteil feines 9eidiibes in bic
See gstporfen, UNI es unbraudbar
gu MAIDEN - 10 lautete cine ibre-
Grsdblungen =, ba ipar elm S9if,s.
offiaier febr sornig seporben unb
bate Jpn germ eridieben laiien, a5sr
Der &ommanbant faste: n@r bat nur
feline 9flidt getan, tpte oud mir re
aetan baben tpirben.A
@dt3ebn Sage bra9te Der GegeIs
nader bon Der n@binbursbA alf
Der nROpe" gu. unb biersebn nuf
Der rBeitburn". Ddbrenb Disfer
areuafabrten itieBen lie zines Sase5
auf elm franaOiiides S6iff, Dos nit
feinen 2i4tern in ben Sebtreis Der
bunfel acknowledgement nI0pe" Fam.
Sm lsbten @usenblid nod faben bic
5ran5oien ben ndbersleitenben Rad.>
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sanss sstpSbnIi6er tramp (aons.
frsider. Elm Rame fur Jra&h6if.
fe. der ettpas nOtis batte pber ct.
mas erfabren noIlte". limb erf ola
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auf beiben Seiten itaut ii9 Der
Strom bon Meni6en, 3eitern, Das
gen unb Qutomobilen. Sd ftebe auf
Der Stambulieite. Sinter mir lieg!
bic bo4rasenbs Ssni Sortami nit
ben in Der Sriiblinssfonne funteIns
ZEN bersolbeten Solhmonben auf ben
bleifarbigen &uppeln. Sd t0nnte
nah Der Site Der alten 8p3antiner
ON Siidmartt - 8olbt 8aIar -
Elm Boot netmen unb mid BON einsm
banofeften aaien biniiber nad Ter
nlten 8enuelenitabt rubern la5ien.
aber i'd siebe es Dor, bier inmitten
Der bunten Mense fteben gu 6Ieiben
unb ibren 8eiprdden gu lau7den. :.
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Der aaueuua, has bon Oferreiaiten Sliesern beg 0heren beibOFen pnrbe.

einem einbeimii6sn Sreiber sefibrt,
feline uab ieiner aameraben Saten
.rGst. Gemiitlt9 i9mau4t er feline
gfeife unb i9aut pbiloiOphii9 in
has bunte @ehrGnse bineiu. Sd
frase ibn, tris ibm 8onitantinopel
sefdllt. .Sur9tbar teuer!" mar
bic antport, bic ib erbielt. = Damn
tam nit einem Mnls Elm id6er Stud
in bic Mense binein. Die S4iffe
tparen berein, unb bic Bride f4lob
fd. Sn btdt sei6loiieuen &eiben,
ipie Elm ansreifenbes Battalion, feBte
ii9 bon biben uno briiben elm Mens
fdsnitrpm in 8efosgung. - 4u6 bic
giiffel meines Selbgrauen apgen an.
Die Supen Der Qutus tDnten, unb
einise sebn Minuten lang bot bic
Bride bas S9nuipiel zines @irrs
fals bon Meni6enmaifen. 9feroen
unb Sabraeusen nller @rt, Bis fi9
bic So9flut oerloufen bate. unb =
.bie 8~e3iebunsen apiiden Stambul
unb @alato ipieoer normolen Gbaraf.
ter nngenommen batten."
@sr nun ni1t ipnrten mill, Biz
bic Bride pieoer sei9loiien 1T, Der
gebt btnunter gum Eif6martt unb
6eiteigt bus Boot. = Der bas @oItsz
leben bes Srients gang burdtoften
mill. beoient fid zines Der sroben
fla6borbisen 8oote, bic feds Yerfo.
uen aufnebmen. geuor bic feds ni6t
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SEPT itebt in5piiden bic Bride gang
pffen. Cine 9ompfidoIuppe ibieB.
9ur9 bic in Der lebboften 8riie bod
elflGaumenben bluuen Dosen.
stne ~Mabpne", pie man bier Die
SetntsriGiife nennt. nirb BON ibtem
senter binour6geitoben nit Der Ian
gen gootsfan9e uuh nimut ihrsn
Sol'f IN pic bIalis g8sits pes 9cspo.
'us llnaus. Die Mlsnae um mid
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Die Grnu zines WeI

Die Srau zines Webrs
names aus gideI Bel Wanne, Der
in ben .eriten ariegsmonaten 81
mebreren Sabren @sfdngnis perur.
tetlt poroen mar, neil er Iid in Der
Sruntenbeit an einem llnteroffi3jst
perariffen bate, nanbts ii9 nit eir
mem 8naben9eiu9 an bic aoiisrin
8as 8eiu9 bat @rfols sebabt. Rad
elmer Mitteiluns bss Mannes az
feline 5rau lit er iest pieoer einem
griasbataiaon ieines &esimeuts au.
ssteilt tporbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

elm panr Stunben bic @inbe bee
S6por5a Meeres 9eipielt batter
tpie einen Gis9er nit Hummer Chr
fur4t. llnb i'm Sriiblinesninh flat.
terte bic rote 5lagge nit Salbmonb
unb Stesn, Die oeatf6e Geeleute fpie.
Der au Gbren tommen bnIfen, nod.
Dem bic gnslaneer olIes seton bat
ten, I'M iiber Ie llnebre gu bringeu.
nnb ipenn id um MIDI fdaue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21
Ginai.

Die 5albinfel Stnai, bas pits
tise 9renSgebiet Spiifen Der Siirte:
uno aesppten, bietet seraoe beuts pieT
S%ntereiiantes. Der Berg Serial gu
!9duptsn Der Dale 5iran saIt LANCE
3eit als Der Sinai ber 8ibel; beute
uerlest bic Wiffenfaaft bic @siebgee
buns Mofes auf ben nOrolihen guss
Idufer Oes aap Saffaf. nod benz
9erse Wofes, 81 beiien 5iiben bas
Sinaitloiter Der MDn9e Der sries
9iidsortbpboren Stride liest, bas
1928 Meter iiber benz Meere ltsgt.
Sebr iuertbpll lit bic 8ibliotbet bes
Shelters, bic cine Mense letber uns
georOneter 9anofdriften btrst. Ser
Mpissberg, Der. bns aloitsr I'm TIC
Meter iiberragt, beiibt nuf ieinem
@ipfel cine tieine &apslle unb cine
Moi4ee. 4uber Der 5eite Ratl, bic,
pte bic gauge !Solbiniel Sinai, gu
assbpten sebort, beitebt nod bic BE-
~feitisuns bon Qta6a, bic aber tiire
tiid 1T unb i'm iebtsen 8riege bon
Den Gnsldnbern mebrfad ansegriffen
ipurbs; bisber purben bic 8riten ies
oes einSelne MaI nit erbebIiden @ere
iuiten 5uriidsei9ldsen. Der 4us6au
Der Ipriiden Sabn Bis nod 4esbps
len 1T aus militGrii6en @riinben bes
I9!euuigt iporoen, ie bieet untpeit
labulus bon Der SsruIalem. 3psigs
itrede Der !9ebf4as6abn al.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

Gutf4Gbi9ung. 8arlz
stn: self, Mlttti, lDir ge9sn bsut
III ell re1t nettes Rsltaurant2 Der
arms Batter muB bod aud etpos
Aaben fir mein m~iIerables 3eugnis!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-07-21

Tebe i'd uafere JsIosrauen, bic fid
bier aIs Elm. art nerer sOrientrsis
fenber4 aufbalten. Der cine lebnt
ssssn bas BiffelgefpanR, bas. BON
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-09-14
Mems Durable Shoes

If you want good sensible
shoe for every purpose you will
be glad to wear a pair of our
work or dress shoes in any style
or size you might want. Work
shoes at from $1.95 to $500
Dress shoes at $500 to $500
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-09-14
New Trimmings

The new Fall styles demand an
abundance of fur trimming and we
are well supplied with many new
pretty shades and kinds. Brown,
white, gray and black are FREEDOM.
mating colors. One, two or three
iuch widths at from 45c to
SIPS the yard.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-09-14
Ladies' Shoes

The kind Of shoes you buy
here will be the best that it is
possible to make. We buy only
such shoes as are full y guaranteed
and can safely guarantee them to
our patrons. We carry a full
line Of sizes, styles and makes.
Priced at $500 to $500 pair.