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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

glnorew @od, 5uerIt befannt ais
elmer Der o9po Connecticut GudooS",
bate 6ereits in @nelanO imo gluitra-
lien groBe @rfolge 5il per5eiduen.
9ouis 0lonn, e6emaIs Elm 6eroor.
ragenOer S6oteipeore Snterpret, Der
iid olSoom ser leihteren N2uie 5u-
panOte lmo in oG6e Gelepbon @irl",
DIbe @irl from Yaris" uno fiir5lidb
in y9be Bubble" ouitrot.
@barles s. 8oB grooiirte bon Ser
@auoepiae.9iibne nit piel 9Lplomb.
9llbert Spauloing ser 6eriibmte
omerifaniI6e @iolin.9iinitler, Wlar
sSigmon, ebeoem oliociirt nit 6rau
6isfe, George @c6arlane, Der Star
aus oSbe Seart O'G6e Seatber",
SSames Gorbett, ser Champion BON
1892, 6reO. ydble bon nSit the Grail
SollioaD", Gem Doditnoer unO SEQ.
8rinlrole, Die befounten NlinitreIs,
Melbile Gais, 9leil O'9rien imO ..
0uinlan, 9oDle imo Diron, Doug6er-
tD unO Sarris, Gom 0ingIe, @iaiam
3od, Com g9aters, 9oneD Sasfea,
Bob 0aiIeD, Sap @aro, Gom 2elpis,
@ooie @orpin, George SioneD, Soc
Smile0, @ia 9ioeers, nibt 81 oereei-
fen Oie famoien &orrifatliren- 8ei9ner
n8u6 Slider, n&ube~ Goldberg uno
8ert 2eUD, iowie oiele, oiele me6r,
iueroen Oa5u beitragen. Die @eranltol.
tItng 5u elmer Der oor5iigli6iten lmo
ein5isartigIteu Die ie in Ger @onu.
mentenitaot itattfnn0en, 3l geItalten.
Das Ordeiter miro aus 60 9opfen
beiteben, wGbreno ii6 Der G6or aus
rs Perlonen 5uiammeniebt. Cine
groBe @araoe miro am 9ormittag
itattiinoem uno in weiteiten Greiien
miro Dem 80. W3ai nit Oenfbar gr6B-
ter imO 6ere6tieter Spannlne ent-
gegengeieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Sn oberen Saale 0eS @crmania.
Mdnnerhor Glub6uuies an SER
9toro SomoroitraBe fans qeiterh
9lbeno unter iiberuus 3oblrei6er ge.
tbeilieune Oie regelmaBiae @eriamm.
lung oes aSeHuiiden @ereins BON
Baltimore" itott. @rdiioent Senro
g. @artbe fiibrte oen @orIib. 9efre.
tar 2ouis q. 6. 9litt oas Brotofou.
SH Solee llnp1Blidfeit oes Sru. 8.
3. 3ir6ulueit muBte oeiIen angefiin.
oigter 9ortrae iiber glrtiIlerie Wln.
uition aufaeihoben meroen gorbes
reitiingen fir Sen Bribliugs 9lus.
flug, tpel6en Ser 9crein nit Ieinen
Iameu am Samitag, oen 17 Suri.
rab Nobert Sabu's Qanolib 8u glg,
butus ilHternebmen miro lpuroen ge.
troffeu, Gem geiA6ftlihen 9beile
ser 8uiammenfnnft ibloB iitb oie
iiblihe 8iOelitoS an. 6SemeinidjaftIi.
de @eiauee, @ortrdee mo miiifali.
ide 9arbietmeeu bielten Die gInwe.
ienoen nod louge in genliitbIid5er
mo fr0blider &uuoe beiiamneiL
Gines ser D1itglieoer moHte Dem
@erein cine @eproouftion ser be-
fonnten @rapeure oeS W1iindencr
2uuitmolers Rarl 9inf, betitelt ,1er
aIte uno Ser neue @urs," 3um GIe.
ihenf. GaS Bills miro gera6nit lno
i'm Sisimgsiaale oeS 9ereins aufse.
6duet peroer Der 9erfanf oes 8iI.
oes, oeiien 4reis 81 6etrdgt geihiebt
5ii @uniten Der 1eutIhmebr uno
Grieaseeiangeneu 8iirioree. Sr,
&uOoIf 6 0iebbah. 9lr. 11i6, Sar.
leni.9lpeuue 1T Ser General Ser.
treter fir oen Staat 0larDlouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
!Seirat6slieeu3cu.

Somuel Cohen, 2S, GriorO, g2..g,
uno 6rieOa @lepers, %.
Charles 81. Giiid, 33, 9leaoina, 4Sa.,
imo gllice 8. @eeo, 81.
Sarrp 80. 6risfeD, 80 (aeihieoeu),
2aure[ MO, mo @roce 6. 8aIoet-
iton, 10.
gnoiS @rano, 30, BLOOMFIELD, g..
s., ino glenes @eiIid, 26, @6ilaoel
pbia. ga.
sSoiepb Sc, Salpfins, 25, uno GIiel-
Ia DS S6anfs, 20 (geiaieoeu).
5ranf aomalesft %, imo aatbe-
riue 3piuidi, 81.
Sacob 6. Sarfin, 81 lno @lsabetb
s. 8eininger, IS.
Sllen s. @lc2eoo, 80 (aeiAieoeu).
lnO @race Gbilos, 33.
Qllpbonio g. &obinion. 30. geIair.
0lo, mo Sue 9. 9li6bb. 20.
George Sdid, % (oelbieOen), uno
@liie @aener, "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
0entid-slmcrif. gOlfsfcitOcrsiu.

Der Geutf6. .9(merifonii6e Bolts
fcit-Gerern belt letter 0onnerltag
in Icinem Souptquartier, 9iotB'
I@u's.SoIlc, 9lr. 1900 94orO.&oib-
inGton.StraBc, feline erlte @orberei-
tungS.Sisling fir Oos Oie8idbriae
@oIfSfeIt ob, ooS i'm GannItottcr
@orf e6eebolten lperOen ioll. ga OnS
Iettidbrige Seit troboem es nur Elm
@eriud mar, cineu 70 OurNiGlogen'
0cn Grfolg er5ielte, iebeu iid Die
NIitglieOer oes @creins beranlnBt
0ieies SSoDr allies ouf5u6ieten, I'M
6os Selt 5u einen nod beiieren Slb-
icbluB 81 bringcn. Sn ser nadlten
@criamnIltng weroen Die Deridieoe-
men Gonites nertbeilt mer0en lno Die
g(rbeit nit alien @rnit in g(ngriif
9enonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
gSierte SuIi.Gyeier.

SyrDington oas ItetS fortldrittliA
an Der Spite marihirt, bat feline
@orbereitltngen fir cine perniinitige
A. Suli.6eier getroifen uno folgenoe
@eante mo Goniteen ernonnt:
9eamte - Syo6n 8. g1eigb6ourS,
8orIiber; 8. 9. g1eluea, @ice.@or.
iiter; s. g. @lOerfin, S6abmeiiter;
&m. 6. Googer8, Setret1r, uno @eo
90. 91apiel, Nlnridoa bon @oraOe.
Siuan5,Gomite - 6. q. @loerfin,
Carroll @orman @. 8. @oloibnii0t,
$. 80 @eiie, 8. q. Setterid, 8. 9.
9Ieweu, q. 8. SaDmau, s. 6. Goln.
Gilman, SenrD @alfer, S. S. 4ileIt
S. 6. 0ilonot, 8. 8. 9lepnoIo, SEQ.
g. 5000 nno s. 6. NIiIler.
Undertakings @omite 8reo.
@rigbt Carroll @orman 8. 9. 9le,
ipea, Sn6ert NiaDer, S. @. @auB lno
9m. S1mide.
Saimination.Gomite II G6oS. s.
MurpbD, 80. 9. Spurrier, SSobn SoIt.
man. IT, unO g. bon &leed.
@reiS.Gomitc- g. 9 ReDnolo, 8.
@. Setterid, S. s. Willer, Sobu 8.
0lianot, g. 8. 2epoid, s. anig6t rmo
Srib Settrid.
Sport.Gonlite gg. g. Oilers,
G6aS. Sdeuol, 81, @. @hller, Sarrp
@oIfer, IS. $. Coleman imo @m
S6mide.
@olcball- So6n s. Nlurp6D, 9lOel.
bert SGnoI, @m. Sdiuidc mo 8
g9. NeDnolo
8eueriuerf Gonitc 9llfreO s
S6arrea, Carroll @orman S. g
SomorO imo @arrD @inter.
@ubli5itGt.Gonite- @ Gra6lo
G6os. Greuoer, ir., ~. 6. MoSgers
9ll6ert NloDer, @eo. g. @ioore, Gow
Sdolb ln0 eugene 3. Senorid.
@ftiif.Gomite ~ Sam, 8. @aIO
idmiot iru @nt anea, sg. 9. 8
auiie iuo Sra Seeneb.
0eforations,Gomite - S. 9. GroB
SorrD gSalfer, 8. 6. Barter. gllpil
9(meS, S. S. Pilert g8. q. S'aeef
uno SarrD 4. Nlaruea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
Yart@Omasrte.

9as Yroernmm fir onS Croft.
mlng5 Gou5ert ser 6elomann'iben
Parf aapcae, lpel6eS beute Olod.
mittag bon 5 bis z ll6r i'm 0rio.
Siu , Farf ItottiinOet, Ioutet:
I. Marid, oGoruoiion~ ,oou&retid-
mer.
9. @ilitdriide Oubertiire BON Nleu-
oelSiobn.
8. suite v@omantique, "@in 9os
in Geneoig," BON 9}ebiu.
4. 6ontoiie aus @oener'iheu
Spern, Gobani.
5. gontraalto solo, 6rou Nlorie
RDiauef Eoulo, .@1p Seort unO
Gb0 Slueet @oice~ BON ct. Saeus.
6. 9lnOante bon Sidoifopsfp, B.
/. Symphonic.
Z. &c 9teOeil Sc Zion" GnpriceSe.
roaue, bon Ge aantsfi.
s. Giipboniltnr solo, Snfloma-
tus ans oStobat Ilater", BON &oiii-
mi Or. a0os. Gitto.
8. Yoropbrnic ogleorer, @D GoS
TO E6ee" BON @ooireD.
10. 0oroIooic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
SotaI-9lms0erfamf.

Bon @olO. unO S6mudia1en, iopie
oGiiernen &insen" 3rm 8eIten
oeS ocuti6en Siilfs.6onOS.
9lae Sa6en limo ipottbiaig.
Die 0amcu ocg ,@iiernen @iug-
Souos" welbe ieoeu @1ittpoh i'm
Bureau Oes o0eti6en Gorrelpon-
oenten" onweienO iino, ba6en beibloi-
fen. einen otal-9(usperfmii IN Den
im5G6ligen @olo- uno Sdmndiadeu
por5uue6meu. @s iino blnoerte BON
Ringeu ll6ren, 9oritednaoelm fiber.
nen 9e6ern unO anoeren @eeenitdn.
oen oor6anoen, nit Oenen nnbeoingt
auigerdimt meroen miiB, oa Der Ger
min immer nd6er riidt, al weldem
oie luert6ooIlen @eeenitdnoe Der
@iiin5e gum GinidmeI5en ii6ergeben
meroen miiiicn.
8reimoe BON Gami6iaden mo
Bargains f0nnen bier i6re aauiputb
bet61tigeil, uno belfen ii6 ni1t allein
leIber, ionOern au9 Dem euten 3wed.
Siernlit ergebt iebt nod einnal Ole
9(ufiorOerung an oieienigen Serr'
l6aiten, pel6e S6mudia9en sur
@inlolune binterlegt 6atten, oieielben
ab3u6olet, Oa oieielbeu nibt ldnger
qebolten peroen fonnen uno in gln.
betra6t 0es @ertbeS Oerlelben bel
elmer onoeren @eleeen6eit ueriteigert
weroen lolen. Ment oaran liegt, iein
Gieentbnm ipieOer 81 erbnlten, Der
benliiBiae iid, am Ntittluod bel oen
0amen Oes ,@iiernen 9iing.6onos"
por5uIpre6en. 9lu Gle 5relmoe Der
guteu Sa6e erge6t nod einmal Die
@}itt6eihmg nGotal.9lusperfaui."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
Buffalo Bill fOmmt.

O6erIt g9iaiom Soon uuO n&ond 9lr
tOt" fommen nod Baltimore n
ognifolo @ia" ielbIt I'M Saitel.-
@roBortiae 9opaIlcrie.@rercitien
N3ilitariIdes S6ouipiel r4re-
poreoneB". S5nOiouer-9dmpfc
ino 9iiiiel.Sogoen
0ie Buffalo 8ia Shou" uno Der
n&on6 Nlr. 101" oie 0lueI befonnten
llnterne6men mel6e in oieiem Sabre
erIt nit einonoer Oeridmol5en mir-
oen meroen om @littiuo6, Oen 81.
O1oi, lmo GonnerItag, oen 1. SunL
in Baltimore iein unO ibre berbor'
ragenOen 8orfiibrlngen oarbieten.
Colonel 8iaiom s. GooD (8uffalo
9iW miro peri0nlid babel itno I'M
SotteI 5u 6epunoern iein.
Gin groBes miIitGrii6es S6oli-
Itiid betitelt n@repareoneB", ioa Die
Soupt 9lttroftion ser @orfiibrung
iein. IS 1ciBt, DAB 6ie Solooteu
welde in Oieiem S6nlItiid mitipir.
fen bonn aricgsoeportement ugelie-
ben" wuroeu rm0 ei9ens bier5lt llr-
loub erbiclten. 9iiffeI.Saeoen, SSn,
0ionerf1npie, Gom6oDs unO @om-
girls, beroorroseuoe Reiteritiidlein
uno 6aratteriltiiAe Scenen bon
Gou6 uno @roirie Oiiriten ebenfuaS
cine qroBe 9ln5iebungsfraft onf oos
RnbIifiml ousiibeu.
Die GoDoacric 1T diiBerlt Itarf Der.
treten, ltno beiinoen iid inter oeriel-
ben beionoerS beurlaubte Soloaten
iolgcnoer Observation-Disclosures: T.
&abolerie, @reiioio bon WontereD,
Gol.; 3. 9oboQerie, 1T. @tban 9laen,
9ermont; 8. aouolerie, st. Gam
SouIton, Geros; 5. aoooaerie, st.
NlDer, girginio; 6. GaoaIlerie, Sar.
lington, GeraS; Z. &aoallerie, Doug.
las, g(ri5. s. 9ooauerie, st. Bib,
IeraS; II. GoOoaerie, st. Sgle'
tborpc, Georgia; 12. GoOaIlerie, st..
Ro6iuion Ge6rosfo; 13. SoOoIlerie,
Columbus, 9lep Wlerifo, lmo a. Sea.
ooaerie, 1T. Glarf, ScraS.
ge6en Oieier Gruppe iiuo Oie Sn.
oioner re1t 5a6Ireid) uertretet lno
6elebcn in i6rer Sriginol.Erabt Oos
it6on an iuo fir iid duBerit interei-
ionte 9ilo ie6r port6eilboit. @s fin'
Sen al oen Gasen oes Sierieins tdg-
lid 5iuei Soritelhngen Itatt, nit ei-
ner groBen YaraOe I'M 10 ll6r 30
@orniittoaS uno 9luBen.SdanItel
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

Trob ser fiiblen glbenoe in Der
oerganeenen ISOLDE iubren pieIe @er.
Ionen no6 oenl 9liOer &ieiu $arf,
oelIen G6ore Dor a6t Sagen Dem
@ublifum ee0iinet noroeu uaren.
9liBer ben pieIen glttraftionen, oie
i6ou poriees Sabr auf Dem @labe
81 ieben worei, iino Oerihieoene
ueue @uoen iino glnuiements.@ele.
gen6eiten eeihaIfeu moroen Ser
groBe gooroipolf, Der porigeS Sabr
BEL einem m1dtigen Sturme iuegge.
Id)pemnlt iporoen mar, ipliroe orr1
einen biel breiteren eriett, Der iib
Jest duBer0em bis gum Golsote Greet
6in5iebt. gln ser 9eaiitD 9eod,ede
iunroe eil gluslidtSpunft erridtet.
bon Sem aus cine meite fSlahe Der
9oi iiberieben ipetoen fam. Gie glr.
tillerie.4apeQe inter 2eitung bon
Sign Srrillnno, 0em beriibmteiten
5rombone.Soliiten ser g8elt, con5er.
tirt tGglid. SSn oem eroBen in
prddtiger @eiie oeforirten Cans.
pooillon ipieIt @rof. 5teintOalo's
2edeIter; 9facer 0ips, oie 0Sceniicbe
ga6n~ n@onamn.adnal4 etc. peroen
BON Dem iiiugeren GeiHleht itets
gerne benubt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@aa sN0re nnO 0Iluann oaf.0arI.

9aD Shore ino GjmDm Saf Borf
peroen am nGHiten SamItoe eroii.
net perocu. 8iele Sonntagsidulcn
uuo ionitige Srsoniiotioneu 6aben
bereits ibre Goten fir 9luSiliige Oa.
bin feItgeiebt, irno eS miro ermartet,
Dab ole OieSiGbrige Sonnier.Saiion
eineu 9iecoro be5iigIi6 ser 9ein6er.
5o6l ouiiienen miro, Sdnntlidc
gaulidteiten iinO renooirt poroen,
9dune miroeu eepilou5t, 9eete oil.
gelegt mo 9laeS 1T iertig imO 6ereit
fir oen Gaa. Der nit Sponmmg err
iparteten Groiintua. Eon5 imo Nln.
fit iperOen ndd mie Dor Die Soupt'
9lttrottionen anf 6eioen Yldben bill
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
su er6en lad @eiete llnA gledie


Inter Der tebniI6en glniduloi-
eung iein 2icen8nummerIdiIO ni6t
eeniigeno rein eebolten 5ll boben,
mltroe geltern Der an Der Barf-
Seigbts.9lpe. lebenoe sSoiep6 Stern
oem 9ii6ter 8adoro in Der miitleren
9oIiaeiitotion porgefiibrt imO muBte
$50 lmo Soften entridten. Stcru
bate oneeblid bon ieiner 2iceu5.
hummer 1925 oen GuerItri6 om
Gbertbeil ser beioen z pertlebt, TO-
ooB ole 9llmner in ser @ntferninB
bon 1,125 ni6t 81 unteribeioen
mar. Dns @eiet, oos bier gum ted.
uiiden @orponoe 5nr 9eitrairng
Sterns benutt murOe, lit felt me6'
reren Sobren nidt beo6adtet NOR.
oen oa Der friibere 9lutomobilcom-
miiidr lih angeblid nidt iiber oaS
8ureht6eiteben Der 9eitiummg
flar mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
!0err aiIIian uOM 0eMtidler gL6fnnft

Serr @illiom s. &illian Oas nett
ernonnte @iteIieO oerGomerpations.
geb0roe, ltammt BON oeutibeu 81
tern o6 lmO lit ein gutter 5relmO Der
0eutIden. Or betreibt NIT ieinem
Sobn 9lllon Elm 9(iiterneinmodege.
Iddft am SilBc Der Caroline StroBc.
Seine Satin lit Oie Eodter oes ber-
ltorbenen Sobn @rims bon Der Sir.
ma SeiIe uno @runs. Ger @oter
oes Serrn &iliou mar Der beritor.
6euc syobn &c. Giaiau Der piele Sab.
re lang nit Gonroo 3eill Dem &o|.
feniabritouteu in @erbinOuug itono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

PIN 6uBe Ser 8aas-glpenue, nabe
Gaitern.9loeHne, fiel geitern Sta6.
mittog Scr 45 Sabre alte So6n Sea.
fosfi bon 9lr. 2025, 6leet.5trnBe,
iiber goro pno ipuroe i'm lebten glu.
eenbIid BON einem Matroien eines
nabe geIegenen 0ampfers, Der geraOe
III einem @iotorboot an 2ano hlbr,
bonn grtrintlmestooc gereitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
@ruI,e gYaIIcrfa6rt.

Der y@eBaer.@eianeoerein" uno
ser r@1ebser. .gerein 9lr. 1" peranlial.
ten am Sonntag, oen %. Mai, cine
eroBe @aiierfa6rt ouf Dem 0ampier
n0reamlono", 81 wel6em alle
6relnoe eingelaoen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
Serrman's Qsarf.

Seit langer 3eit pIroe Die @r6it.
niing oeS Serrman 4arfeS ali oer
9elair.Hoao ertUartet un0 lit oialer
@lntt enolib nabe geriidt 6err q
s. Serrmon bat Elm erittlaiiiges @au.
oeoille engagirt. umo 1T Der Cans irei,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

glbDnnrnteH, bic ben ,,4entiMen G0rrs.
lpDn0enten" nidJt piinftIidl Oher iinreaels
mdRiB erbalien, iinb Gcbeten, bet Office
OaDUH per 9eIepbon uber iMriftIit Nllt.
tbeilNng SO MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21

abOnnentcu, Ote ben ySemfdJen @Orres
ipOuoenteu" nidDt piinftlid OOcr imregel'
mdkig crBaIten, iino aebeten, bet Sfflee
baDOH per SelepbUn OOer idriiiIIA SRtt'
tbelluna 5u maMeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-21
gIms ben SsOIiseiseridJtem.

N2orfirtes @elo fiibrte sur @erbaf.
tlma. Gaum entloiieu, iuieoer
ms @eidngniB. 8riiselei in
elmer @leftrii6en. 9lad eiuem
Cabr ais G6edi6ninoIer oer6af-
tet. 9lnb IN anOeren Stdoteu
geiu6t. gtnoere Sale.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-20

The Hague, via London-Dr. Charles
r. Aksd. Nina. RosikA Schwimmsr
and other members Of the Ford peace
board, altar having vainly appealed to
thu German minister At The Hague for
permission for the scandinavian peace
delegates to return home through Ger
many, autographed Monday to Berlin
for the desired psrmits- Recent efforts
Of members Of the Ford party to cross
Germany have hesn blocked BY ths
German military authorities, with thu
explanation that the delegates are un-
| desIrnbles.
| Twenty-Five subjects Of Denmark,
Sweden and Norway. who came herr
with the peace expedition. are dssiroul
of returning to their homes, which
they are unable to do unloss by way q
the North sea. This route il regardet
unsafe. Included In those maroonst
hsrs IL Paul Lyndhagsn. mayor O
Stockholm. who says hs may lose BIZ
ofics unless he xeturnn soon-
i Nine. Schwimmer, who II = Hun
garian, photographed authorities .
Berlin that tbs blockade against d
| returning delegates il proving = grsa
inconvenisncs to the expedition IN
urged ths lifting Of the embargo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-01-20

Boston man went down to Hart
ford and said to the Motherhood club
OF that city. III you have 29-cent
face don't wear $40 hat"
OF course. the Boston man didn't
make II clear to the ladies' with Hart
ford faces just what the hat-and-face
ratio should be. Even q 29-cent face
might hesitate over wearing q 2s-cent
hat. On the other hand = woman with
$50 face could scarcely be expected
to don . $50 hat
No. the Boston man Ii wading into
deep water. He quite overiooks the
eternal law OF compensation.
Let the ascent face wear = $40 hat.
II may distract attention
Az for the woman with the $50 face.
she doesn't need any hat.--Clevsland
Plain Dealer.
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|DIll flB IN NY No.


(Aienno - Aunouneomont q Ia
1t-.. - - ..,.... ..,,-,,..sst..,...
81 40 ... ~ssc ~ Nv
~ ; ssse 80 S
oopjtAls and ~ cehef - 81 coa~eanes
eapttn1fno6 q ahcut oIGo, 0o0. oo0-~ars
oxposeo1 Til Wuek. Negptinttcoo,
whieA havo ~ roeeAed ~ etage n
~ 1wc5oefe wkoee ~ trannaettcn1
~ Ii doanito shape.
In ~ stoet dooj ~ consolidation -
~ YounrDtown 0Aeet ; &ted Tab
oompomy ond ~ Cambria and Lnekar
wonna 0tsoi eoeupnnaeey ~ RepoGie
6xmdioolo md ~ Drexe1 arm, q Phil-
eAo1phin, ese hack q ~ new eueer-
prion, ~ NaGinnal City Bank = New
York Interoets ase naeoeiated with II
naGutiaticun.
II ~ al deal bankers axs working
with Pnclne Coast oil men In bringing
ahout The merger.
Ths beet information obtainable ~
m regarding IL utssl pnsrgsf h that
~ capital will consist Of only on>
elnoe u stcek.
n capital stock a the Youngstown
GAoet 4 Tuha company b ~, 900, COO
eounmon and 80. 000, 600 Z pr cent
eumulattve preferred, Of which w.
10, 900 common and small lo< q To
prefsfred are IN the hands IT The pub
H.. The ooup4ny aleo has about t1l,-
90, 90 bonds outstanding. including
tAoss q certain Of IT. subsidiaries.
Cambria STEAL has outstanding cap
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Salem - Tax levies Of the cities in
Marion county and the special road
district and school district levies were
announced by the County court. The
different municipal levies are: Salem,
Ola; Aumsxille, .008; Hubbard, .0C8;
Jefferson, .008; Mount Angel. OF; St.
Paul. OH; Silverton, .0085; Stayton,
.00b; Sublimity, .003; Turner, -006,
and Woodburn. .013s. The county levy
was fixed At .0061; general road levy
At -0o4; county school and library
levy, .0027; state and county outside
Salem, high school districts, .0146.
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cHAPTKa Continued.

Toye hooked dteconeortod and IL
txessed, but 1t tho same time frankly
puSsled. He apolosixed mono the less
readily. with almost Ingenious cour-
tesy and fullness. hut he ended by ex-
plAining himself n single sentence,
and that told more than The rest Of his
straightforward eloqueuce put TO-
gsthsr.
III man had done you down like
that, wouldn't you want to hill him thu
very moment ron came out. Casalet r
The creature Of impulse Vas % Il
tangent. "I'd forgive him II he did
It, tool" he exclaimed. I'd movs
heaven and earth to save him. guilty
Or not guilty. Wouldn't you In my
placs7'
Il don't know" said Hilton Toys.
IT depends on the place you're In.
gusssl" And the keen dark syss came
drilling into Casaiet's skull like
augers.
4 thought told you," h. explained
impatiently. We were In the once
together: he was good to me, wlnksd
At the business hours was inclined to
keep, let me down lighter In every way
than deserved. You may say It was
part Of his game. But take people
~ l md them. And then, ~ told
you. 6cruton was ten thousand times
more sinned against than SHINING"
Are you sure! II you knew 1t At
the time
7 didn't. told you 70 tho last
night"
Well, mustn't ask questions" said
Hilton Toye, and began folding up his
newspaper with even more than his
usual elaboration.
"Oh. Ill tell youl" cried Caxalet un
graciously. ITS my own fault for tell
ing you 30 much. It was in = letteI
from Bcruton himself that heard tn,
whole thing. I'd written to him--to
ward the end-suggesting things HI
managed to get an answer through
that would never have passed tn
prison authorities. And--and that
why came home just whom did.
concluded Cazalet; that's why didn
wait till after shearing. He's bee
through about enough, and I've ha
more luck than deserved. I meant
take him back with me, to keep tn
books on our station. II you want
know!" The brusk voice trembled.
Il Toye let his Newspaper slide to I'll
door. But that Wac incl" he q
claimed simply. That's N fine an =
ton ~ I've heard of In long time
III It comes OF" said Caxalet In
4 gloomy voice.
Don't you worry. It'll come on.
. he out yet, for sure? mean, do ye
! know that he isl"
"Scruton? Yes-since you press
! The wrote to tell me that he was COZ
! Ing out even sooner than he expected
!. Then he can stop out for me-" sa
Hilton Toye. Il guess I'm not runnir
for that reward"
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CHAPTER ".


=. ~" wv "'v'r'
,s,.,' s s.s sne 'wo men parted
sn.a.ha. 80 - "'ime
fs,.s IA ya. Co.. ~.s eAns
anrhst,ca,,v ~ ~ .yauu A'nso'I
At an for ths rsyt - 49, 80 s'~as
seemed IN two nina. 80 ss 49, ~
1ss nus no" ABOUT
toned as his Immediate destInst,on
and his step was indubitablv lighter . !.
he went on f,rst OF all To the loon-l,na
to make sure of some train or othsr
that he might have 10 take ha,ors ~.
day was cut.
In the sv.nt h. Ala -. -.
t~.,r ~ 49, - NY .sNe 'nA'
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Washington. d. C.--The most strik-
ing ruin yet unsarthsd by archasolo-
rists In America has been found by DR..
Fswkss, Of the Smithsonian Institu-
tion, who has made HE report To the
interior department The mound. the
largest Of any thus far found. was in
Mesa Verde National Park In Nav
Mexico. and apparently WA built for
religious rites and ceremonials. 1t
has been named Sun Temple. Theirs
are rs rooms. and the walls. which
total more than 1000 fest In length.
average four fest thick.
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ed OF those tceming eullaes q p1'01Es
and mortar.
He had accompanied his baesags
lust = ar - the bureau OF ~
Jsrmyn strsst hotel Any room thsy
ifksd. ana hs would be back soms
time before midnight; that Wa ~
card, they could enter his Mans for
themselves. He departed. pipe n
mouth, opsn knife in one hand, plug
tobacco IN the other; and rsmarks
we're passed in Jermyn etreet - the
taxi bounced out vest in ballast
But indeed II was too hns morn
ing TO waste another minute indoors,
even to change ones clothes, II Casa
let had possessed any better than the
ones be wore and did not rather glory
Ia his rude attire, He was simply and
considerably drunk with the dsliGht q
being back. He had never dreamed Of
~ getting Into his head like this; q
the time hs did not realise that It had.
That was the beauty Of his bout. He
knew we'll enough what he was doing
and seeing. but inwardly he Vas lit
orally blind. Yesterday was left BE-
hind and forgotten like the Albert
Memorial, and tomorrow was still -
distant - the sea, II there we're such
things ~ tomorrow and the SEA-
Meanwhile what vivid miles OF dax'
siing life, what subtle autumn favor
In the air; how cool IN the shadows
how warm In the sun; What spark
ling old river 1t WAS, to b. sure; and
yet, II those weren't the nrst Of the
autumn tints on the trees In Castle
nau.
There went funeral, on it, way IA
Mortlaks! The taxi overhauled It At :
callous speed. CaxAlet just had time
to tear on his great soft hat. 1t wal
actually the nrst funeral he had seer
since his own fathers; no wonder hi
radiance suffered = brief eclipse. But
In. another moment he was out On
Barnes' Common.
1t had been the bicycle age when hi
went away; now It was the motor age
and the novelty and contrast wers
endless to q simple mind under tn
influence of forgotten yet increasingl.
familiar scenes. But nothing WAS los
on Cazalet that great morning; evel
4 miIk-noat entranced him, itself On
chanted, with it, tall can turned Il
gold and silver In the sun. But NOV
no was on all but holy ground. 1t WA
not 50 holy with these informal ele<
trio trans; still he knew every inc