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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

"Good schools, good roads and
a pure water supply are the three
things most needed to make the
country inviting. The rural free
delivery and the parcels post we
already have. These have taken
much away from the isolation of
the country. The telephones
have added much to the comfort.
After while, the overhead troll
ley will add still more. But the
two main things after all are pure
water, piped to the house and the
barn, and good roads. "-Senator
John Sharp Williams.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18
BEVERAGE Bids To BE
ASKED.

New Iberia, La, Nov. 16.-The
sewerage commission recently
elected composed of the following
bankers: @. L. Provost, Ed. l..
Estorge, Jules Dreyfus, Chas,
Gougenheim and Lazard King,
which by reason of the election
held last Tuesday when by an al
most unanimous vote the tax pay
ers authorized the issuance of 800,
600 sewerage bonds, will tomor
row advertise for bids. The IN
tentiOn of the commission Is to ar
range to begin operations early in
March. Times Plcayune.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18
.BACKACHE IS
DISC0URACINC
BUT NOT SO BAD If YOU KNOW
HOW TO REACH THE CAUSE.

Nothing more discouraging thar
a constant backache. Lame wher
you awaken, pains pierce you wher
you bend or lift. It's hard to work
or to rest. Backache often indi-
Gates bad kidneys. New Iberia peo-
pie recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
Read this case:
Jacob E. Martin, 1l9 Frere ST.,
New iberia, says: 81 had a bad
case of lumbago. couldn't
straighten up on account of the
sharp pains in the small of my back
and / couldn't rest well at night.
I often got up in the morning tired
and languid. l got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Taylor's Drug Store and
after taking few doses, the pain
in my back began to ease up and
l could rest much better at night.
One box fixed me up in good shape
and l haven't had any trouble
since"
soc, at all dealers Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

On Thursday morning. the cOun
try was covered with a white
frost and the mercury indicated a
temperature Of 26 degrees. 1t
continues very dry and with very
little prospects of an early rain.
The cane growers are rushing
all the extra lador obtainable into
the fields to cut the standing cane
down and put it into windrow.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18
THE SIXTH SENSE.

The teac her had been giving lesson
on "tbe senses.n Now, who can
name the six senses?n she asked the
class.
Nobody could think of the sixth
sense. To prompt them. she said:
have? Some of you haven't it;
haven't it,"
A hand waved wildly.
well, Mamie?p
Common sense" shouted the child.
Holland.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18
InfOrma ton reached us

Information reached us this
week of the serious illness of Mr.,
G. o. Pharr, who suffered Sigh,
stroke of appoplexy while on the
road to town from his home at
Burke station. He Is attended by
his brother, DR.. Pharr. Good
news reports continue to come
from the home of the patient and
indicating that he will soon be
able to circulate among his friends
again.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

General Villa is reported 70
have said, in speech at Parral,
that bis chief desire was to meet
and fight the American forces. !"
If the wires could be cut and the
wireless could be smashed, for q
week or two, he might think diff
ferently ever afterwards.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE

"Niggar, doan't mess wild me-" a
colored urchin warned an enemy.
cease when yo' do youse flirting wild
q hearse. Doan't force me to press
dis upon yo'," showing bony fist,
lease il yo' do I'll jest separate 20
ideas from yo' habits. I'll jest mach.
ally knock yo' from amazing grace
into floating opportunity
"Doan't prestigate wild me, niger
scorned the other. "pll jest make
one pass, and dere'll be man patting
yo' in de face wild spade tomorrow
morning.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

From all reports we have been
able 70 gather the hens of this
section have gone on a strike and
fresh eggs are getting to be a
very scarce article on the market.
Prices have scared to 40 cents per
dozen.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Children who have worms are
pale, cross, fretfui, and sickly most
of the time. To rid the little body
OF these parasites WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE is an APP
proved remedy. When the worms
have been driven out the child
grows strong, healthy and robust.
Price Zoe per bottle.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Thursdays dispatches indicated
that the next national Congress
would be composed of 217 Repub
licans, 212 Democrats, and 6 indie
pendents.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

DIED, at Petite Anse on
Thursday, November Is, 1916,
Mrs. Alcide Comeaux, nee TelviDa
Robichaux, aged 63 years aud 5
months. The funeral took place
from st. Peters Catholic Church
yesterday afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Official returns from all the par
lshes in this, the Third Congress
sional District, gave Congressman
Whit Martin a majority of 80
votes, says report from Baton
Rouge. The vote IS given az be
ing, for Whip P. Martin, 64S1; for
Wade Martin, 1892.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

The Rt. Rev. Davis Sessums
Bishop of Louisiana, will hold
services in the Episcopal Church
this coming Sunday. The Bishop
will celebrate the Holy commu
MON at 1880 A. M. and preach and
administer the sacrement of con
firma,ion at IL O'Clock A. M.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Brother Martin, of st. Martin,
says he is going to Wade into the
next Congress with his protest
against the seating of his Oppo
nent in the last Congressional
race; while Judge Martin of La
f0urche says he wouldn't give q
Whit if he did. This should end
the contest.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

The ladies' of the NJ. E. Church
Will give their annual Bazaar at
the Old Citizens Bank building at
corner Main and Iberia SITS. on
Saturday, Dec. 16.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Patriotic members of Congress
of all parties should devote them
selves during the recess to the
question of thorough, far seeing,
resolute Tariff revision, based
upon the solid principle of Protec
tion to American industry, Com
merce and labor. Washington
Post.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

The E. P. Folse Mfg. Go Is
making arrangements for the
starting of the work of enlarging
the mill, in order to increase Its
possible output.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

James Grant, negro who as
fascinated j. S. Westbrook, was
taken from the Jail at Melville,
while the town marshal was alb
sent, and lynched.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

A handsome man conscious of his
beauty is more of nuisance than q
handsome woman who knows she is
pretty. The most lovable people are
those whose beauty is known to others
more than to themselves.-Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

al told my boy that Santa Claus
is only myth"
"How did he take it,"
Gle didn't seem much impress.
ed. He merely remarked that ev
cry great and good man has to be
subjected to some kind of unfavor
able comment."-Ex.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18
PERSONALS

Mrs. r. Lee Riggs of Patterson
vile, La, arrived here on Satur.
day to visit her relatives,
Mr.. Euzebe Gousoulin Of Belle
Place was a visitor on Saturday Of
last week.
Mr.. Leopold Levy of New Or.
leans was here this week looking
after his property interests.
Miss Carrie Relnauer il a guest
this week OF her brothers in Lake
Charles.
Mr.. l.. Lallande is in New Or
leans attending Stock and Farm
fair.
Mr.. s. B DeBeIlevue is Just
back from his trip in Texas, haV
ing arrived home Oh Monday of
this week.
Mr.. q. b. DeBellevue, OF Waco,
Tex, arrived here on last Satur
day to visit his brother and at
tend the fair at New Orleans
Miss Jean COurrege, accompa
MED by her sister, MIS-. Pleasant,
came from Beaumont, Texas,
where she had spent several weeks.
Mr.. Ferdinand Ribbeck, who
left several months ago for Cuba
to accept a position which had
been offered him, came home on
Monday.
On Friday Mrs. Felix Mestayer
returned to her home with her SOD,
who has been very sick IN Alex
andria. The young man is doing
well.
DR.. Il. s. Fulton left last week
for Atlanta, Ga, where he attend
ed the Southern Medical AssocIa
ton which was in session there
this week.
Mr.. @. s. Crofoot, of Lafayette,
La, the district traffic chief of the
Cumberland Telephone q Tele
graph Co.'S lines of this section,
spent couple of days with Man
ager Henry Gallons the latter part
of last week. He returned to his
headquarters on the later after.
noon train of last Saturday.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Petitions were sent on TO Wash
ington to the President asking
that he investigate the high cost
of food stuff.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Tomorrow Rev. NJ. r. Paradis will
hold services at the Presbyterian
Church at 80 O'Clock p. m.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

For all kinds OF Printing go to
3. p. NILLARD, The Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

DR.. Il. s. Fulton left last week
for Atlanta, Ga, where he attend
ed the Southern Medical Assocla
ton which was in session there
this week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

On Friday Mrs. Felix Mestayer
returned to her home with her son,
who has been very sick in Alex
andria. The young man is doing
well.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Mr.. U. b. DeBellegue, OF Waco
Tex, arrived here on last Satur
day to visit his brother and at
tend the fair at New Orleans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-11-18

Mr.. Ferdinand Ribbeck, who
left several months ago for Cuba
to accept a position which bad
been offered him, came home Oh
Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01
Of MUTTON
WILL KEEP on Up
WHEN PEACE COMES
Next Census, Says President of
National Woolgrowers, Will
Show Shortage of Thirty Per
Cent in Flocks of Nation.


salt lake C.ty rtah AJs b.
Prices cot mutton uuW biFh. because
uI thc European War viii ru sttIl
h'.hor even after p,lor uu,s g. j.
lit4,uratth president ut the NJtluudl
Wool DIuN,i. as-uciutiuu. declared
90 his anuu.l addr,S dclt cred here
todh, at JHo uttN-tuIid annual con
.rui .Du of the association. The nest
o,usI- hr vI4d. would show o short
cot tu per cont Iu the locks cot th"
nation 4 1870 years druuth Iu Aus
trallI. unS the utuId~ cot agriculture
Iu south America Iud Sow Zealand,
MIR ~. EcuhHrth said. would prevent
t'li'I from those 4uufcos. while Afri-
can competition Wu. uut pressing at
present. Tho world wool supply u,
used up, Win uNor production lupos-
slhlo Tor r.tuy years Geo come.
Classification OF the public domain.
intelligent breeding. and ID sane tiIIn
Tor wool protection were recommend
ed Tho forest service. and the de-
pdrtncnt " agriculture wero lludcd
for opening sumWor paStJro grounds
"a policy credited los the speaker to
that distinguished and far-sooiug pa
riot, Theodore Roosevelt Ccugres-
Sos past and present ,tmc i'm for warm
r"urImaud ior playing politics with
the wool taun, refusing Co bT,lk up
The unclassiiied public domain and
fG st,ngy appropriations or none at
an to aid "a improving the breeds of
sheep. \ request by the association
and It's friends for "a congressional!
appropriately of $4,000 Tor ID rul-
fFfftt.ff. I'D ..H.fttAAtH I'D NF.AI.r..s 10.
ton. brought the MAGNIFICENT sum OF
81 aOu." tho speaker said. ana COM
mltt'os sent to Washington lJbor.i
earnestly ANA IN vain, aloHl many
lines.
Just how much b. costs 10 raise
sheep was set forth, IN Terms shattor-
iug 20 a somewhat popular belief that
ID costs next to nothing The cost M
tultcd n providing proper lame hold
irgs ,tor iamhiug pueposrsl, and fui
winter feeding, after We have uclud-
oi Interest on the Investment and
have made Il proper allowance for
depreciation and loss VIII rang, IRON,
ute dollars per head per br,eGiug
owe per year.
TO cover Thu. cost we must alyo
ewes which Will shear ten pounds oi
- - .t
w. 49, i'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01
\eu York pppss

New work.. sept copper iril.
,%I.ctrolytI,. s., o0" $500. az % -
steady and UNCHANGED.
Metal cNchaug" quotes tin quiet
spot. s3N.55N 1900.
~ London spot copper tllo. id-
lures $40, los, ,,cctrulFtio il3r
pot tin tl1p -H. futures ,lsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01

p,r sIsIs.. Yur ai,,t. 1,Ng Mo
G"ur,rumcut uouI. steady. railroad
bond h,t.E.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01

WIDOW-Twcniy-eiFht worth $50
600, wishes 60 near from men %
20 60. Box 1870, Los Angeles, Calit.
DHESSMNKlNG ny Mrs. s. A. Macs.
3l6 South Fourth -.
ROOM ANp IDARD-$7 p week,
home cooking. Mrs. G.. T. Aul .u5
South Third st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01
iiI'.Iii. i\D~.

FOR RENT -tHlr. sleeping porch
aud room 'rhDrc o.. a. #N' south
broadway.
FOR ItENT-4- g. i..ur 5-room
apartment. with sleeping porch
also single DON with or Without
sleeping porch. no children. The
Lodge. els East Central.
FOR REST 3-roou fug h,i house
with three sleeping pu.rn, In
guiro CO. south Walter 50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01
FOR RENT Rooms
IDNIN\DS. O..
ron EENT Furnished III
". Cold Ave.

FOR REST Furnished rooms for
young ladies. with or without
board. 3l5 South THIRD street.
ST CLAIR H.,.I. u...Is furnished,
"ut~id" ~. u~ r.'r- A w,'k o~
month tlH- N,.f t,utIll rhuu"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-01
PERSONAL


FOR CARPET cleaning, furniture
and stove repairing W. n Con,
phone 5GS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

0lateriaI oes @iirtels uno Dem oes
Sleioes Derleibt benz QeBteren eire
iebr wirfungspolle gtote.
Tas g8oidfIeio fir 9ormittaqs.
tradt lit m1breuo Ger bciEen Com
nertaae Elm uuerldblides Stem uaO
aus oieiem @rim0e 1T % eeboteu.
tpenigiiens 3mei ooer orei loldera!ci-
Der 8u beiibeu. Siereeoen lit nm -
tpeniger etiuus ein3unpenoen ais fol.
DE Sleioer i1on 5i eritouniid billi-
gen Smnmcn 5u 5aben iir0. 8eior-
oerS rei3eno fino aoitina IN GENT
itcrtem 8nuupoacrepc ooer @oilc,
einiarbia ODER in 5lDei Sdat:irungea-
9ieie &lcioer eignen ii6 ror5iigl'h
fiir iniDrmeae gorHittagStradt, un9
monde Der reiber ansaeit1tteten Y'cs
belle iino our1aiis om @labe Gei
@ortenieiten uno dbnli6sn @eleeen-
beiten. Sebr ipidtig in 9luSitattiut-
gen oieier 9lrt lit Die glusnahl paiIen-
Der @egleitgeeenltdnoe 5ir 8erDoll-
it1noigrug oerielbeu. Soide 0iuye
pie Sut, Sonnenidirm uio Sdube
trogen piel CUR @irfing Ges @anoen
BEL.
Gin Yilo bollfommener Sarmonie
bietet oas in unierer oriiten 9lbbil-
olng Deronihuiilihte Wlooeli. glusge.
fiibrt in leihtem, genndtertcn Com
nler-W1aterial lit oasfelbe gornirt nit
glenoen bon ounflerer SoIbe, ein
arrangement, nit Dem Sounenidirn
uno < in b0Iligem gintlang itebea.
9ie Wlabort oesaleioes lit entoiideli1
in ibrer @infabbeit
es peraebt feline Sailon. obne ooB
Die sylutmeae Der &obiommermorer
auerlei niiblihe ooer iiltereHanteg3eil.
beiten nit iih bringt. Gor 4ur5em
muroe an oieier Steae bic aus Con.
ncni6irm, @ut un0 Sanobuitel be.
itebenoe 0@arnittr~ beiprobeH. &eii'
te miro in unierer bierteris luitration
cine anoere, aus &orbbeiitel, Sut u1o
Salsfiiien beite6enoe @ornihur pie.
oereegebeu. Gieielbe lit ipe8ien fir
Strano8pede qeoadt, peSbalb man
i6r aid ben 0amen bead iet~ &C.
oe6en bat. 9(Qe orei, oicie mooiidc
@arnihlr biloenoen @egeuitdnoe iine
in ge5ug ouf W1ateriol, ME in Der
glusHibrung boQig iibereinitimmeno
eearbeitet. Ser 2[n5us, gu benz bicfe
@aruitur getragen miro iit ems Der
neueL imter bic 0fiibrif Sportflei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06


9tm beerf9rup. - Msan sers
oridt ooer 8erit0Bt friI9e 6im6eereH
unb ldBt iie in einem 6eroedten GjefdR
unter Dfterem llmrii6ren 10 Ianoe lie.
ben, Bis Elm Sbeil, ben man beimi
5iltriren bermisninlmt, nit bem SoIs
ben 39eil @eingeiit DermiT6t, nid3t
mear triib pirO. Die bur9 Qluss
pref len er3aItene Sliiiiiefeit ptrD fils
trtrt. @s geben 35 36eile DerIeI6en.
0ermif4t nit 65 Sbeilen 3uder, 100
SbeiIe Sbrup.
&puIaben bon qebadtsm
Gtno leif d. @as ae6odte
0tinbfleii4 pir6 gepfeffert, geIaI5en
iIno gut Dernif9t, ban Dieraus @5us
laoen gefornt, jebe oerieQ6en nit eis
mem Stretfen Sarbelle. Sped, ttibas
3ttronenI9ale uu0 einer59sibe 8Dies
bel belegt, Oann iibereinou6er oes
i4lasen unb in iteisen6er Butter auf
oeI0en Setten gebraten. StnO lie
braun, 10 tpirb bos nOtbiae WolIer
ne6it elm ipenig Sleif9ertratf 6osu qes
9ebeB gut aufeetobt, bic Sauce nit
9ebrduntem Ntebl Idruig gema6t anb
5uleBt nod ettpas 3itronenIaft binsus
get9dn. Gjeriibrte Ober Solstar!oFs
feln iin6 5ier5u ie9r gu empfe6Ieu.
&artOffelfalat. @ineu
ie9r guten &artoffelalat Itelt nan
aaf toI9enOe ggeiie ber: WIan todt
Aartofteln in Der Sdale, aie6t Iie alb
unb i9neibet Oieielben in teiue S6eis
ben. Damn gieBt man cine SaHe 6eiz
ben Dahers oariiber uno bedt 6as
e'eri4t 5u. llnterbeB riibrt man 8pei
bartgetocbte @iOotter, Sal8, pfeffer.
ettpus tIeingeIbnittene 3piebeIn, 5pei
TBloffel Meineliig, 3 @Bl0ffel Slipens
d. 3 @BIOffel 5leiI9egtratt pber
Souillon gu elmer Sauce, nit Der man
Die Hartoffeln DermiI6t. Qebtere
miihen Oann nod cine Dalbe Stunoe
0le9eL ebe iie angeri9tet iperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

@ 3Deinebraten nit4r ils
It c. - Sine tleine 3eule fpirb DOH
Der SGiparte uno einem 39eile pes
Settles befreit, bann nit fsinem Sal5
eingerieben, unn nit Der run0en Settle
nab unten in bic 9ratpfanne geIegt.
Damn eiebt man 3fDei Sonen @aHer
Da8u, oi6t cine Dide S9tparSbrotrinoe
binein unb lGBt bic &eule BEL fleiBis
gem @egieben 81 bis A Stunoen bras
ten. Ho9 5lpei Stun6en ptrb Re um=
eeipsnoet. Menn bic 8riibe gu Iebr ttns
to9t, I9iittet man bon 3eit Su 3eit
elm penig fo9enbes WaKer na9. Go
balO bas TleiIcb peicb 1T, Dir0 Oas
5ett BON beb Sauce genonmen, bic
OberIeite Oes 8ratens oanit befGQt
unb fingerOid eine MiI9ung bon 9e=
itoBenem, borber i'm Sfen qebDrrtem
'Sbipor3brot nebit 2 20ffsl fetntm
3uder, 1 Sbeel0ffel geitoBcuen3immt,
8 bis 4 geltoBenen Nelten unb etpos
Sal5 barauf seitreut. Tiefe 9rgIte
betredufeIt man nit sgett itub lGBt ie
Inn Ofen brGunen. Die Sauce pir0
nit etipas gornitdrte ooer brauncr
@inbreme Ieimig gema6t uno nit Ell
mas SomateHpiiree Derto4t, 6dnu sut
abgeIcbmedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

hilbert miro. Sin einfocbeS @anoeul;
bon grauem @rosgrain-gono I'M.
ai6t sic Ssrone.
gs sibt auf Dem @ebiete Der @ut-
moderei menig 9teubeiten. Gle uniele
WfoOe0ame iibcrrai6en fotmen Ge-
legentlib ober itoBt man cil6 bier
mf @riheinuneen, oie ldunen6df.
uno geibmadDoa 3ugleid, aagemeirc
gcullnoering berOorrufeu 0icS gilt
aid BON oen Sut redtS onf itniersr
lebten 9i!6e. Son branem 9ltlos iii
Die bobe Srone, pie aud ser die
alifgebo9ene 9fonn Dos Syntcreiioute.
lte on 0ieiem Sut, ieood, lit oaS 9lrs
ranQement Ser braun ino meiben
SSliigel, Die iicb Inn Oie aroue ii5er
Dem @ros9rainbano bin5ieben. 0Ns
lit es, mas al Dem Sut 70 gang o..
ioA6ers aport iuirft.
3unfIe @iite ne6men 81 an Yopu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
IAafI allf Ianaere 8eiI be1anpIen.

ibaft oaf ldngere 8eit be6nlpten
Obmobl Die ioeenannte Sportflei.
0lng oicien CONNER oliA ais oa0e-
meine Traht @ermenoune iinoet. 70
muB bod 5igegeben wer0eu, oaB
trotoem nod 8lae fir Dee glohmis.
taasfleio BON G6iiion ooer @eor9etle.
@repe OorDanben 1T. Sin aletD DDn
einem oieier Stoiie lit nid)t MIR ele'
giant, ionoeru aud 5ipedmdBig, 81.
ionoers iDenn oie YiaAart cine etr-
fade III Die @eDebe fonltn irgenn
einem @ra0 Ron @legon3 angepoBt
meroen, lno bic gluswabl ser in oi..
fen Stofien crb1ltliden 5arben cl-
moglid]t es je0er Trau, tin ebclio
5wedentipreGenoes gluiter ipie fleio.
fame 8arbe 3u nd6len. sir Die IN.
fornelc ni5opping.Eour~ 1T ons
Alei0 BON einer iinauffdaigen o0cr
onnflei 8arbc. Sc fam 0es D2orqcas
NIT einfa1en bliitbenmnBem oocr
ceriliarbi9em arn8eH uno ebenioldcn
W2anibetten 9etraaen iper0en. Sir
0ladnittaaStraht fam Dos @eorget
tefleio leiht gcrnirt iein Gin rci-
GENDER @fiett 1T er5ielt IL Dem IN
unierer 5neiten syaiitration mie0er.
geaebenen giadmittagsfIeio BON me.
rineblauemGbifion, Dem breite Strct-
fen Don polf a bot Chiffon eingeiett
maran ole Observation-Disclosures ate
Vebiereu 1T blou iino iueiE g3eis2fe
1etails an Dem Aleioe iiro Ger loie
@ilrtel con marinablalen Ttlas ms
rin einlade9 Aofe BON lUeibem Sei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

nit einen 6reiten 9onoenr lin0 Sai-
lor-Sbleife Don i9par5en Sanmct.
bano. Sin meiBer S4leier con Sci-
oenzgleB init aHf9einenoer gladldiit9=
felt ii6er fold einen &ut aeporfelt.
modt oanielben MIR nod mebr die"
9iele oieier icblpar5en Sportbiite ha-
ben &ronen bon ibDor3em Sannlet,
uno Der meide &iinitler6ut in 2o0-
far6e lift iebr 6eliebt BEL Srauen, oe-
rem @eiIdt bii6ib genig it. I'M Die.
fen etpos oifficilen Stil bertragen 81,
fonnen.
Siite bon Hontinc, Dem neuen,
mcnoborea Moterial, iino in ollen
crfluiioen 2Goen on5litreffen. Yon.
tine lit Elm iebr oe6nbarcs @eipeLc,
onf Ser einen Seite pie ieincs @Ian5-
lcoer, ouf Der on0eru gltlos, SeiOc
o6er irqen0 Elm onOerer Stofi. gnt
ie6r 6ii6i6er Sut 6ieier PIT bat Die
Qronen itn0 ben obercu Nan0 oon
Dem leoerortioen, weiBen@eipebe, ocn
uitereu &ol;0 bon Ger idiuIr8enSun,
metieitc Sin ciufoAer Streifen BON
Dem Wloterial gornirt Den Sut
gSon0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

oung foIlen0en RoItiime, Die ie0ccl
fir irgeno pelhe informede 8peGe
8uldiiig lit. 8emerfensiDerlb lit oeS
oreibiertel lQnge Sad-Baletot, Der in
Der GaiIlenlinie IN einen Ioien Cir
tel eingebalten piro. glusgcfiibrt IN
lobfarbigem &uiiab 1T oeriel6e mt
roia, griinen uno orangefar6encn
Slenoen bon GrIiab goritirt, ole cue
6reite, etuas itarf ms 9luee faaeuSc
goroiire biloen Syr llebcreinitim.
nuiug oaniit} iinO nHh Srogen mt
Vlonidetten garnirt. glus oen gIei-
den 5arben iett ii6 audi anS bead
let" 5uiammeM Dem alBeroem ousb
meiBe sSrnn5e Elm eigenortieer ober
ic6r biibiher glbi1hiB gegeben miro.
Menn man iiber Wlongel an 9l6s
mcdielrng o0er Berid]ieoen6eit Ser
Wlooe oieies Soniners i'm 9lagemei,
men ni6t flngen bari 70 GIT oies i'm
9eionoeren Dor 2lQeni ouf Dem @e-
biete Ser Buemadcrfunit. Namentlib
betet Der Sailor-, Salb-Eoilor- rnS
Sportbilf enoIoie D8annigfaltigfeit.
Solelib lit es foft unerldBIid, penn
man nit Der Mooe SGritt balten
min, 0aB man mebr nls einen Sui
fir Ole Saiion babe. Die 98ciging gu
ropioem @ehlel bat naturgentIB
Ginpirfung onf oie g8ot6froge nno
ebcuio auf oen @reis 0ieier 8roouf.
tionen. syeoe Srau 6ot ldnoYi erfonnt.
bob elm @e6ieI In Der aopif eoedung.
i'm aragcn etc. benz 9oliim cine,
nene, eririIdenoe Note berlesbt, auo