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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

The accomplished stage star Grace
Elliston in a powerful Metro" Won.
derplay- Colonial, Thursday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

Blanche Sweet. in "The Black
List, daring photodrama of the so.
cial conditions Colonial. Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11
BAzAR /! ST. ANNE'S CHAPEL

Corner Prince George and East Sts.
Thursday and FriOay. May HIP, p. m
Under Auspices of Young Mems Literary
Club
Ice Cream. Cake, Confectionery. Fish Pond.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

Colonial, Friday Blanche Sweet, in
THE Black List, thrilling photo
drama. adv 2tmll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11
NOTICE TO NAVAL OFFICERS !

This is the time when you are look.
ing for a reliable firm to handle yrni
household goods for shipping. We
take special care in packing and stor
ing goods at reasonable rates. We alsC
have motor vans to move from one city
to another.
Call 270 for further particulars.
m29-Sm. r. G. CHANEY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

Blanche Sweet in an unusual photo
drama Colonial. Friday adv 2tmlI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

Don't miss Blanche Sweet, in 1.-The
lack-List"-Colonisl, Friday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

Grace Eliston in the elaborate five
act photodrama, Black Fear" Co-
l0nial. Thursday. adv. 2tml d
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11
THE CAPITAL

is like a letter from home.
See that II follows you where
ever you go 30 cts. a month
b. mail.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
He Doesn't Fish on Sunday

nN week days Tom O'Brien is kept
busy with his lumber-mill down in
Santa Rita, New Mexico. But
every Sunday morning he calls his dogs
to him, puts his lunch in his saddle
pockets, and strikes out for the Mo-
gollon Mountain. Most hunters man
age to keep cheerful if they bring home
the skin of one bear year. But O'Brien
during the last year and half has
brought at least two bears every month:
thirty-eight bears in eighteen months
with his precious eight-millimeter Mauser
rifle, and exactly one bullet hole in each
skin.
O'Brien is typical Westerner. He
says that he isn't much of marksman;
but last Christmas, at turkey shoot
in Santa Rita, he killed eighteen tur-
keys at two hundred yards without
missing a shot, and was barred from
the contest.
"a bear is not as dangerous as an
amateur hunter who gets up against
big game for the first time" says
O'Brien, and for that reason he hunts by
himself. you can't ever tell when a
Evening star., 1916-01-09

tenderfoot is goin' to shoot, nor in what
direction the bullet is liable to go, he
explains.
Recently O'Brien heard about an
Eastern hunter that fired seventeen
shots into grizzly before killing him.
"It's plumb disgustin, he confided to q
friend. Il couldn't find enough left of
bear to shoot at seventeen times"
And he couldn't.
On July 3, 1914, O'Bren killed three
bears and captured one alive. The bear
that he captured, which was only cub
at the time, now weighs nearly thou
sand pounds. O'Brien gave it to the
children of Ell Paso, and it now occupies
a big steel and concrete home in the
municipal ZOO.
In the picture the hunter is seen with
his guns. Every time new gun is in
vented. O'Brien buys it; but he says
that his Mauser is the best Of all. In
the picture with him are his two best
friends, Airedales. who have assisted
him in killing many bears.
No, O'Brien doesn't fish on Sunday.
He hasn't the time.
Evening star., 1916-01-09
When the Women Stood Guard

business women some
ID times make good guar
dians of treasure, as the
accompanying photographfrom
Kingman, Arizona, proves.
More gold bullion is received
at that town than at any other
point in the State.
The mines are located fully
thirty miles from the railroad,
and when the bullion is
brought to the station some
one has to guard it until it is
shipped.
One day, recently, fifty thou
sand dollars worth of the
precious metal came to the
Evening star., 1916-01-09

people read and chuckled, then turned
to look at the attractive young chap
who stated his case so engagingly. Cit
placed his circulars all over the city, and
that night he was the talk of the place.
Cit was a success. The Oberlin people
brought on their jobs as requested; the
Park Hotel gave him job of dish-wash-
ing for his board; he was engaged to do
a weekly wash; furniture dealer hired
him as an extra for certain hours each
week; and he had rugs to beat, errands
to run, and furniture to repair. He soon
ceased to worry about finances, and
made rigid rule of six hours day for
wage-earning. Then, as relaxation
from study and work, he went into
athletics, in which as long-distance
runner he had record in his home city.
Hainsworth became crack runner.
He was made captain of the Oberlin
track team; and in 1918, at the Prince
ton Interscholastic games in Cleveland,
he lowered the record to 44Ol for
mile, and later made record of 4:39
at Buchtel College. He also won the
5a-mle race at Cleveland that year.
AT the close of his year at the Acad-
emy, Citizen Fixit had paid every cent
of expense attendant upon his school
work by his earnings; had fine new
wardrobe; little money to the good,
and summer job in the freight depart
ment of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
His railroad position ended in December
of 1913, and he returned to Glovers-
vile, where soon after, he was engaged
as helper to the assistant secretary of
the new Y. M. c. A. in that city. His
work there attracted the attention of
prominent Association officers, and this
summer he was called to bigger posi-
ton in Warren.
Its all due to mother" says Citi-
zen Fixit. "She gave me the lucky name"
Evening star., 1916-01-09
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for January
Showing that Where There's Will

FARL HAINSWORTH'S trouble
n, three years ago was that, at twenty
two, he was still a clerk in his
fathers secondhand store in Glovers-
vile, New York, without even the ad-
vantage of high school diploma. And
all the time he wanted to be college
man and Y. M. c. A. official.
To be sure, though he had had to give
up his place in his class, he had been
sticking to night school as closely as
possible, keeping on with his high school
studies. So, when the fall of 1912 came
around, he decided to take college en-
trance exams anyhow, just to seewhere he
stood. When he found that he had passed
them, there was nothing for it but col
lege, and Hainsworth boarded the train
for Oberlin, Ohio, with S7.39 in his
pocket
Food, tuition, shelter, books! Where
should the money come from? The
freshman sat down to think it out. 1t
is an age of specialization, and Hams
worth knew that he was an expert in no
line whatever. He never had had time
to be one, either at home or in the store.
He was just handy man, good at fixing
things-stoves or furniture or other
peoples quarrels. 1t seemed to him
that ever since he could remember he
had been doing odd jobs, running er-
rands, shoveling snow, and generally
tinkering around. So he'd never had
time to learn trade. But somebody has
to do little bothersome things, thought
young Mr.. Hainsworth. @Citizen Fixit"
his mother had called him back in his
kindergarten days. And if in Glovers-
vile, why not in Oberlin?
One day fifteen hundred patrons of
hospital benefit, held in tent near the
Academy in Oberlin, received this naive
announcement of Cit's versatility, and
his needs. from his own hands. The
Evening star., 1916-01-09

station at Kingman at about
the noon hour, and the men
wanted to go to lunch. So
the women volunteered to stand
on guard.
The leader of the "army'
was armed to the teeth and
stood ready for action-but
nothing happened. The bullion
is cast in such unwieldy and
awkward shapes that it was
pretty safe from robbery, any,
how.
But that did not deprive the
enterprising young women of
the opportunity to show their
bravery.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

Get the for The iitls bo,hspame obs he Ia,
the ,ooaA the brains and the ambition all you need fur
nish the b-s and the pay and then your job will
cost you just Whist ii d worth and no more
The citisn prepared hli The posItisn Of vale, IN
general TO the obsrn hous<hoidsr,
rhs ciuien pu, any stove IN town irs eae
and vet II Up eALoNE You don't beiisve ~ You don't
have tol Just or the c and he viii you ho~
the sneien, Egypusns raised and put place the
stones Of the pyrsn,ids
Does youn pips wouy- you, Il twont worry Cit
Do you want TO cook meap Send for Cit
Does your f.v<st ieaki Let cn Be your plumber
Do you get cold shossling snowp Cit doesnt
Docs thst broken window pane pain you' Let CT doctor
Do you want 10 help you move' Tell Cit about
Dos your baggage need smsahnsf Gu knows how.
10 you get tired filing The coal hod' Let Cit Do IL
Does Your gas pips lsakp Cit b some gss
Do you want . messenger hoyp Gil d IL
Do you 20 DOWN street, Gil can tend The ehlden
Do you have brusen pises Of hrnirv, Cit repair
Do you want to give pasv' Ls, Cit help you with n.
Docs your NEED shinef ct hsnds he brushes
Ar youI- stowe Asss fased' Cit can clean them
Do you nsed N srua eisrs, cean end has sod good,
Do you esrpst eieaned You can't beat Cit that
Do you wan, . hinge o. eseh ps, o., TN il TO Cit
Do you want carpet taken up, Cit the taeis eeiseor
Do yvu 9 ehaperual - Gil Is The chap
poss your stove nssd . new pisesl Show 10 CIT.
Do you w.n, some 10 sgn your ehse, Cit might Do u
Do you nssd . waitsff Cit b waiting for yOa
Evening star., 1916-01-09
=: e Citizen x car: car: Wv; y. 60. = Men: sss @

~Whaf's the use
of being clerk in
a secOnd-h hand
store all your
life, Uhen you
might be a COL
iege man and
hold down a
really North
Uhile job?" said
EdrIHdinstUorfh,
alias ~Cifisen
Fxit." Read his
clever advertise.
ment that Won a
college educa-
tion for him.
Evening star., 1916-01-09

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

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ringer ols Die lebten Sricoeus0ermiaigmgen Der beoen
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8ranlredl 3uiammengcnommen.
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Vdlt / m G, Is. eSult 1915.
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nit Na0rl6t criDeili oaB oer StaotsSn1enicnr
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gsamm 1rieOen merSen mirn.

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cine mcitere gneibe BON 2M 9iQionen Collars erildt
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oaln inter Wtitble Der llnterec6ooe Dem britiiNen
Sonoe cnen eroBcn SdoOen 5ufioen f0nnten. Dos
piir0e england oonn idnel gum 6rieoensidluB bereit
maden.
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Miun,s uuScr6arc glcntraitat nnO llnparteiIidtcit

&iIon's Onoerbarc Ncntrallt0t nno llnpnrteiidfcIt
Sic @erbdueime Der Gaiur aber Die Oeutideu
orabtloen Stationen 5u Soppiae un0 Euderton moa
feline 8erletung oes internationaIe @eieteS fem es
beloet id ober nldb teine 8eitinunung i'm nternao'
nalcu @eieb, melhes Die Administration 5mngt, Die
Geniur 81 perbdngen ga ie0od) g8ooorom g8ilon eS
fir feline @dt gebolten bot Die Genur iiber Den orabt
oicu @erfebr nit 0eiidlon6 5u OerBdngen Bate ct
aud oos britiide So6cl nio oe ins 9lusano fiibrcn
0en 1elegrapbeulinicn Ger leberpodlng unteriteuen
oQen. Ole @enlu puroe Dor 5pei Sobren ii6er Die
oatide 0robtloie &crbinoung inter oem &orpanoc Der
bdngt Dab oen oel6cn &rcli5ern unO Siilfs&reu0crn
i'm gltontiibcl S5eon ourd oeiel6c Nadridtcn iibsr
oie 8epcgunq bon Sanoelsi6iiien iinO &riegsdifien
OcS 8ein0es il6ermttelt ncroen f0nnten Ser @rln0
bat aler0ings mas on ih. gl6er ocriebe @rlnO mare
aud itidGotg fir bic Gerb6ngung Der Geniur iibcr
ooS brtde &obel uno iIberbmpt iber ole teegrapbi.
dcn &erbinoungen init Dem AnSlanOe 60 werocn
g. g. ett je0cn Gag SSniormationen ii6er OoS Sdnoes
Soufdiff uGGlti1lono" per Sabel nad @nglono ulS
per Gelegropb nod Canada geionot lno bon bort per
orobtloier Gelcgropbe oen britiidcn unO fron60den
@riegshiffcn i'm gltlnthen S6ean ilbermittct ga
Gegen III eS Dem &apitGn Ser yDetdlano~ bcrpcgert
nit eincr &egicrlng be5iiad eneS ShiifeS IN 8er.
binoung ou treten. Aooorop @ilion'S 8egrff BON
01eutrolitot ino lnpartcldfet iit Elm redt ionoer
borer
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9ScrmiIdytc glnsciacn.

CBne 2rbrcr GmaIiid iprcdlcn nnb fmrclDcn
81 lerltcn. Sir @in0ewaitoerte, ioiuie fir
ole SieieniBeH, Die flo In Der enqliibcn
Sprnde ilbcn uno beroouiUmmncn mouea
,Nmcrifdniclcr DDlmctidler". 365 Seiien.
@jrannnif mo glnleitng in inr5er Belt oDne
&cDrer Gngiid iprcc6cn uno ibreiNeI 3li lcrs
nen. Slot bic 9hSipsadc Der gSBrer, Die mGa
I'm idolidlen 9eben brandt. Sin perDpoues,
trS aclabieS gS6ricrbucD. @ine bpulidnoige
W,uiieridmmIlnaS bon grieicu Mc0nunoen,
Guiihnacll @oilrailen, gScbieln, glnpeiiunGen,
@ci6dieiarien etc. ginr $500. Qeieuun,
Gen mil Dem 9eiraae on NbnrleS 0allmcNcr
pnbliihinN 0pmpnup, 205 Gai 45. etrect, Hew
YDDrt ". y. (W1i1l.1M
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YefanntmGdJMngen.


Baltimore, 20. Snli 1916
Ser etapt@epmeter pirn am Spnneritan,
hcu 3. ginauii 1916, sur uilicn dnAeQebcne1l
8eii an SIT uno gielc crimcincn uno oaS
gdOean Der oQen0en Siraben etnblren:
EulmmbinsgDcnue bon Der OonrocS Grape
NiaHiiclo.9Ncnme, bon Ser Ncar,Noao bis.
sur ,Scilfins glpcnuc I'M 4.30 gudmitiaqs.
3cntine,gucnMc bon Der WaDrelo' bis 8ur
gelmoui'gIociue, nm 4.40 GaDmiiags
0Sunrb q. 0upuau,
(Nuli20) Stnots ScOmCicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
gsoDSrOm giIiOn bad uicOcr eine gOtc aeIdEieben!

gSOD6rOm gSIIiOn bat uieOrr cine NOtc geIdrIeben!
Cine gote 1T an england o6gegongcn be5ialid Der
oSduor5cn 2te" g8oooron Alion battle cigen.
bGnog geidrebcl uno Administrations Yldtter erfld.
rem oc gIote ioge vait ooB oic 9lufItellue DER
o5dparoc 2te" Elm uunfrcunolider @ft" iei. 06ait"
ioa oe g}otc oas ogen Sic io0 an nG6lien @}onag
@2oracn per6ffeutliHt meroeu. Ganu merOcn mir ia
ieben, or Incident uSerosmus" gSooorop gSion Id)
Gnglono gc6eniiber oifgeidmungcn bat
Die Aominilrotionspreiic bat bel fri6eren @elegen
beitcn 1bnlidc 9lnfinooimgcu gemadjt bel 2d)te be-
ieben, 8cigte ii6 oe ggonibe glotc an @ngon6 aber
jeocsmoI ais Gin @orgeflinge ais @braeuoredslerei-
0logld mare eS oleronos ia, ooB Die jcbgc ytotc
nit 9diidt ouf oie beOoritcbcnoe @rdiiocnenuob in
ciuenl epas beitimnteren Gone obgeoBt it, 9ber gum
.inircmOIiden 9ft~ ODER oith nur uialt~ 5u oielem
9llisorud miro ggooorow @ou iid nidt peritiegen
6abeu Gin older Gon ieinereits england oegeniber
lit rein oiseeibloiien.