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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
8Mm gsmmSe fiirs gcbcn uereint.

Snl Sauie i6rer Gltern, Serrn lmO
6rau Vlidoel 9iideI, SIR. 81, Siio-
aenmooo 9lpcmle, rei6tc gcItcrn
9la6mittog SSrGnlcin Nloric glidel
ocm Serrl 9lrAibolo Seioel sic
&no 0m @unOc fins 9cbcn. glur
oie n1hitcn 8erponoten ser @rmit
mo Ocs 9rdutigonts morcn 5ugegcn.
ais Soltor SSm. Bat BON Scr crltcn
Dereilligtcn coougeliihen 3ionsfirtGc
Die grolung onllsog, 0o cs ocr
s8ulic6 Scr licblic6cn Yrant mor, ooB
bic Seicr I'M cneitcn 6amilieufreiic
Dor iic6 gc6cn iolltc. Die 8rout mar
in Gin &eiiefoiiiinl geflciOct unO trug
in Der &ono cineli praftoollen 9lel.
ifenltrnlB, olS iie bon ocni 9ruOer
Oes @rdutignlus, Serrn Sol. Seioel
Dem M}onne ibrer @a6l sigcfilbrt
lpuroe. Cine Gouiine scr 9rout,
Sri. Dora So1n flsneirte ols 9rout
iungfer. gtohoen Die cinOrudspolle
6eier Dorilber por, be9ab iid Oos
nclloern1bItc Iaar ioiort ouf Die
gReiie nod 9icp g)orf, Inn bon oort
mi Ocnl Dmnpfer o@crnnloidn" oic
9fciic nod 9crnlioo ol5utretcr mo
cs ieinc Ilitterluobcn sn ucrbringcn
gcocnft, iino bon 100 es am Sonntng,
Oen 10. De5entbcr, mieocr I'M Sauie
Der 8rallteltGrn, iuo es ieili @einl
allfitblngcn luill, 5lIriidfebren miro.
Serr uno SSrau 9tidel iperoen anl
glbeno Des ecnannten Enges oen
6rcpuOcn lmo @efomten i6rcS pir3i-
aen ailAes mo ibrcS Sdllpicacriob
nes cincn grcBcu Glnpiang oeronitol.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
iErnn 0pdcn uL6hLidl nritnrhrn.

Coroner &illiom Z. HiHcQ Don
9oItimore.GolntD biclt geitcrn einelt
9nQueit iibcr ocn ploslibcn 300 ser
i5rau @0moro ". Godcp, ser 5wcitclt
5rou ocS gaters ocS 9oli5ci.@1or-
idoas So6n s. GodeD bon 9olti-
morc.Golintp, o6 uno eob Ser5idlag
ais Eoocsuriahc an. Scrr GOmorO
u. Godcp, oer Wottc Ger GoOten, mar
bon cincm mc6rtogigen Sogoansflug
in Sir1,lticn 5ilriidgete9rt iinO IonO
icine 6rcu foot oilf eincn Sofo I'M
Somilieujlmmer scr gSo6nung, ,Sil'
pnros Nianiion" Srccn Spring Bal.
lcp. Dor. @lit9licoer Der 5omilie
mo ocr 9lr5t Or. Erice bon @IDnoon
iuuroen loiort per ScIepbon 6crbcige.
rufen. SIls nQe Acknowledgements
Jude iid alS criol0loS eriuieicn Bat
ten, pullc ser @ororeg bcno1rihtigt.
Der goS fam lmcriuortet, Oa oic
SSrou iiA immer ciner au0gc5eibnc.
ten @cimo6eit crirellt 6otte. Sic
mar oie Gohtcr Oes peritorbenen @a'
TORS Butler BON @irgniicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
MlorO in SR.galtinurc.

Gin gieger bon eincm auOeren in Cd
itein's @irtbidaft au Scr BOND,
na6e 9nltimorcitroBc crihoiicn.
Ser Wl0rOer Oer6oitet. Gin
Sheit sic llriade 5u ser oraB-
Ii6eu Sbot.
Ger 27-idbriac 9lcecr 8iQiom $.
Garner, alioS $eurp Bees. bon 9|r.
252, Sin EaaaSltroBe, beiinoet iih
unter oem @crOodt, ieineu 9laiiege-
uoicn glnorep Sobnion cridoiien gu
bo6en. in Der oiiliheu @oIi5eiitatiou
in Soft
Gie 6eioen g}c9er 6otten geliern
9iodmittog eineu @ortipe9icl ouf
Der Strobe, obne ii6 ober cttpus an.
OereS 81 2eiOe 5u tbun, ols iid ee.
genieitig oac rur oenf6oren S6inpf-
namen on Ben aopf 81 merfcn. allr5
nod 2 ll6r trofen lid oic beiOcn
DtGnuer picocr in Ger @irtbihoft
BON sIoolpb Gditein, Ger. %, Siio.
9onOitroBc. sic crneuerteu i6reit
@orttpehiel iofort, unO bic Sade
cuoete Oamit, ooB Garner ieinen Jie-
oolOer 5og imo Sobnion our6 cincn
%iItolenihuB in sen Wllno to0t 3ll
9ooen itredte
gtod oca6radter Gbat ereriff Der
S1ieBbolo Oos @eitc, perfolgt bon
elmer 5o6Ireiden @cnidenmcnec, Oic
iib in fpr5er 3eit ongciommclt 6otte.
giod elmer aufregenoen Scgo pilroc
@arncr on Der @ratt Strobe, in Der
9iGbc scr 0urbom.StraBe, bon Eoli-
3ilten oeS oitIibeu CiitriftS oingieii
gemadt mo in ser oitliden 4oli5ei-
Station binter ShloB lin6 9fiegeI
gebrodt. lle6er Oos N}otiu ser Sbat
bcbdrrtc @orner olf tieics SdUci-
gen. Gic 2eidc ieincs Opicrs wurOC
nab Der 0ioreue gcbraht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

9ctreffS Der 1917 9uoect.@crorO.
mlne. @urOc im 3ueiten 8wcig
in Oritter 2eiung ouecnoumeu.
Sm eriten giotbs5peig erDiclt
iie Die erite 2eiung. - Seute
gl6eno picoer 5tootrot6siisung.
Ole Budget 8crororilne fir oos
Sobr 1917 uuroe geitern 9(beno in
Ger 5weiten 5pe5ioiiieung Scr Stoot.
batter bon Dem Goniite fir W2ittel rno
8ege I'M 8meiten &atbs5upige eiin-
itig cinbcri6tet, morouf oerleIbcn oic
5lueitc 2eiune eeeeben iuuroc. Osof.
Oem Ole neun WiitglieOer oes 3lpeiten
3peiges oie 6eontrnetc Suspenoi-
rlng Der &eeeln unterItiitt botten,
nuroc oic Geroromlng iofort ser
oritteH 2eiline unter5ogen unO pal
iirt.
Sm eriten 3meiee crbielt olsoonn
Die &eroronlng Die erlte 2eilng. Sc
mar eriportet morocn, DAB scr critic
3peia oie @erorOnung in orei ouf.
acknowledgement 2eiungen unter
Suspenoiruug Der HegeIu e6cnfolls
onnebmen piiroe. 0o o6er Ser Ser
treter Ser fl. @oro, Serr 8. Toplor
@raB, icbuer fronf in ieiner Sob
niing licgt fcnnten ole 3cecln ni1t
iuspcnoirt peroen. Cine Suspen0i-
ring scr 9iceeln lit nur m0gIih,
penu iGnmtIi6e @litgIieoer oeS
3neiscs on Der Sibllug tbeiInebmen.
9ie StoOtbGtcr merocn iib 6cute
micoer oeriommeIrt i'm Scr @croro-
nung i'm crIten 3weige oie 5peite
Sciung al geben. Scrr @rop miro
ouh beute al Der Sibune ni6t tbeil-
nebmen founen, 70 bob om Gonfio.
glingstog oic lette Spe5ioliibung
ftnttfinoen wirS. &r1iiocnt So9u s.
0'Wleoro bonn eriten RotbSameige
ieste Die GerIann1Iung am 0onfio.
gungstoge ouf @unidb Scr Wlitglie.
Der auf fl llbr @ornlittogs feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
SnrdJ aruuf6rit in Oen SOB.

Gurd onbolten0c aranf6eit wnroe
SRI 9llice Gnieer, 66 Sabre alt, bon
gsr. 910, O2oro-Dtount.5 .5traBe, in
Den Zoo eetrieben Gie betagte 5rou
ullrOe geitern giodmittog bon ibrer
9lidte, Gtbel Gohran melde oie
Sroli wdbreno ibrcr aronf6eit pileg-
tc, in einem 3imncr oes oritteu
Stodiuerfs cr6dnet oiigefuuocn.
Eurh Ben gllorm, oen Ole glidte
idlue, fom Scr 5bipagcr ser Sc.
beusniioen Serr n. gS. gloomss
in oas 3immer geeiIt umo idnitt oie
Seblole ob. Gr. 6elterboii, Der ber-
bei9ebolt ipuroe, fonnte nod fcItItel.
len OaB iid ser Coroner nit ocm
SAL 81 bciaiien Bat.
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..@aItimnre.n

Die WlonotSidlrift Baltimore, T
onS offi5ielle Gr9on ocs gScreinS ser
acidlcute lmo Sobritonteib lit iocOcil
eridlicnen rn0 cntbdIt oilBcr ocn IN.
ncren OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reht
interciionte g(b6oHolingen iiber San.
oelSintcreiiel oar 5toot uho oes
2dnops. GcSaIeihcn lit oic @lonots.
ihrift reid ilIuitrirt uno 5eiat ocn
Sortihritt ser StoOt. @cr ii@ oofiir
intareiiirt tonu em GrcnpIor bonn
Gcfretdr 9lobcrt 6. 8eahant 9rono
SeIecr YniLoing. er9oItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
So Gents fir Gicr.

Sousiroucn iuoaen ourG 9oDcott sic
@reiie berunterOriideu. Butter
mo Sleiih iino o6er r6enfoaS
unoeribdmt bod. Ginc 9laita.
ton fir GeguIirllne ser 9lo6..
rnaSmitteI 8reiie OurdJ bic
9legierune anecbobnt.
Gie geroOe5u uueridmin9lid bos
ben 9rciie fir @icr, Butter uno on-
Oere Se6ensnitteI 6oben aud in 9ol-
timore inter Oen bielcn SouIcnOcu
bon Sausirouen cine bittere Stim-
min9 pobgeriifen, Sn Oeu mciIicu
6dIlen, mo ocr @otte ino Batter ein
beitimnltcs Solar 6ot mo ouf fenc
gte6eneinfommen re6nen oari, linO
Die iebigen &erb1ltniiic geroOe5u bril-
deno. @eitern iuurocn in oen 21oen
bci Dem @ieOerperfoufe bon Gicrn So
Gents pro Gubeno fir friiGe mo 81
Gents pro Guteu0 fiir @icr aus ocn
9ogerbGuiern oerlangt @iite Butter
pllroe ebenfolS MIR fir SO Gents
pro EflnO oerfouft. SSn oieIen So
milien bat man iicb cntlbIoIien, OcnI
@enuiie bon giern 5u entiogen, bis
oaB Die Yreiie ipieoer reOu5irt iiuO,
ober IeiOer berridt 0arin feline Gis
nigfeit; On5u fommt nod ser I'm.
itono, Dab oild sic 5leiIbpreiic gouj
i'm @inflanee nit sen onOeren ga
den in 8e3ug oiif 9rciser6o6rng tic.
ben. Inter oen 5ronen nlo6t iit)
cine 9efpeaung fir cine oroBc Moi.
ienperinmnIlung gclteno, in mel1er
berOorragenoe 9ieoner Sen Glon be.
ipreben ioaen, Die 9legierune 81 CT.
iilden, oic Ereiie 81 rcgulircn mo
oamit Der lngcieblicben Spefulotiol
in 2ebensmittelitoffen Elm GnOc SIT
mohen. giele 5rnuen in Neip.gorf
limo Der glniidjt, ooB ole glusfu6r BON
glabrilngsnlittcIitofien ous Dem 2on-
De inter ben ietieen @er6Gltniiieu
iiberboupt oerboten peroen ioIlte. Tic
Hcgierlng bat befannt ge6en laiien,
Dab ni6t genug aortoffeln i'm 2onOe
lino, ben 8eonrf fir oen nGditcn
@inter 6u Oeden, imo BAT oos Iolf
ourd oas 9lrbeits Gcportemcnt er.
iuden loiieu, ipnriom nit Dem Ser
6rallfe BON aortoifeln un5uge6en.
Sn 6olge oes arieees limo oicle aar-
tofieln un0 onoere 0lo6rlngsmittel
nod england, sStalien uno SSronfreid)
ausgefiibrt woroen, ipelGe S1noer IN
frii6eren Sobren bon Geutihlauo
periorgt ipur0en.
Sn gliiitrolien iebt oic Negierling
Die BreiIe fir ale 9e6euSntittcl felt
ioooB Oen Spcfiilauten BON pornber.
ein Die Spite obge6rohcn miro.
Wlorgeh lit ocr ollgemeine Cunfio.
gungstag, an luelhem mir Dem lie-
ben @ott fir Sllles oos @nte Oanfen
iollen ipos mir i'm Souie Ocs Sa6res
erbolten Do6en. @enn in oem 9iIh.
@ebct a6er an Oie boben Se6cnsntit-
telpreiie geooht miro, Damn miro Der
Donf nit einem bitteren @eiii6l per-
miidt ieiu. @eitern puroc fir ou3
Hiilro Euter in ben Wldrften 35 Gts.
uerlanet. GuS Heiultot miro icin
Oob oni mouden Giicben ein .falider
Sale" anItatt cines Eurfep iibcn
miro.
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g9O 1t 0Oluar6 eicbert ans 9liaa?

JcO ilt VOlunrO Stebtrf Qile JliaaF
Der SHnieo Charles 5ie6ert bon
glr. 1885. Columbia glpcnuc, 1ot
BON icincr glidte 5uionno Sicbcrt III
N1ostou cincn gricf bonn 10. Sttobcr
crbnIten, IN ipcldcin oas ftnge DfGo.
den mittbeilt, Dab Ole @ltern unO lic
bon Den gfulien oor 3mci SSo6reu BON
9tiga nod DIosfou geldleppt plir-
Sen lno iic BORT iest III glot6 lno
@lcno lcben. 3os D1Gohen bittct in
Dem 9ricfc i'm glusfunit ob ibr
9ruoer. @0porO Sicbert, Der Dor
bier ,Sabrcu in @9ilooclp6io uo6ntc,
nod om 2eben ici oo iic felt Dem
gIusbruMe oes Sricees fcin 2ebens,
8cideu bon i9nt crDolten bot. Serr
Charles Siebert bat ocn iilngcrt
Wionn por cinigcn Sobren ielbit in
HbiIoocIpbio beitlht no CT olS Dit
aIico oes rEbilaoelpbin Mdnncrs
doris opigenomncn morocn mar
pno alS Wtaltrcr arbeitete. Seitoent
bat cr ni6ts mc6r bon ibm gebort.
Sebt miinidt CT MN Ocn iluecn
Dlonn bon Der trolrigen Gage icincr
GIteui IN aenutniB 81 iebcn uno bit.
tct mobIgeiinnte 9ctonnte, ibm ocn
glticntDoIt oes iungen Sie6ert init.
5utbcilcn
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Der @elttries bentc Dor ciucm
Sabr.
29. glopembcr l9t5.


Die Gerfoleuns Der 5eriprcne-
ten ier6iiber slrmce miro fortae-
ieBt 1900 perocn els @einngene
cillsebrocbt. Gen 1eiItiAeu iinO
pdbrcuo oicieS 5elo5ugcs 502
aanoHcn oQer GaIioer ais 9clltc
gcluoroen.
gic Stolicner 6riueen ihrcd.
liuc, ober pcrgeblifc 0pfcr ali
Der Sion5o.,Srout
Sin britiidcr uno 5iuei frnn.
soiiidjc 0anpier ron ll.@ootcn
aiii oen @rmO Nes 9ltccres &c.
i6roctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Nus ben iibrigen gunoes-gHetter.
@cobodtunes-Stotiou friirOeu Die
foIecnoen nicorielten Sempcraturen,
Die i'm s llbr geitcrn glbenO berrih.
ten, bcrimtet.
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@cOcufcu ser 9sot6lciOcnoeu.


bdlt beute cine Sisung. @o.
ben fir Oen fleinen 8o5nr wer.
oen ongenommcn. Siilfreidc
6rcilnOc Der oefangenen Ceut.
iden in @nelono. Gin @or-
trag oes 4aitors u. z. @egncr
om Ganftaee.
y@as i6uloet 9llnerifa ben Oelit-
i6en" lit Der Sitel eines 8ortrogeS,
ipeIden %oitor 81. Z. @egner NOR.
Gen gIbcno in ser crIten Oeutihen
goptiiten-air1e an Scr Gde bon
Monlument-straBe mo &atterion-
8orf.9(penue bolten luir0. Sn Die.
fer bcwegteu 3eit, 100 sic Geutiden
pon Der oeutidfcinoli6en 4reiie bier.
5ulanoe 10 iebr oerun9Iimpit per-
Ocn, ioate Seoermonn Ben 8ortrag
6oren in ipel6en ami Die 2eiihIngen
Der Tcitiden IN 9(mcrifa Gingepic-
len iperoen miro.
81 otbe areu5 SiiIfss@ G.
ieIlihaft."
Gic regelmdBigc @oAenberiamm.
lung scr N1itgIieoer ser ,,1eutid.
otter. -iingariibeu Nlot6c arcii3 Siilfs.
@eieaidoit1 iinOet 6cutc Olo6mittos
in Ser imteren Soac ocs @mcinoc.
bnuies an ser gdc bon 2erington.
uno Soaioop.S .StroBe itott. Qic ca.
men beabiidtieen, am 01ittpo6, oen
IS. Ge5cnlbcr, einen fleinen @o5or
81 peronltaltcn mo nebmen bellte
iiir Oieien 3med @obcu aGcr slrt lmo
au6 @eIobcitrGgc an. Ger 3ipcd
oes 9o5ars it, @eIo fir oic @eiter.
iiibruns Der Slrbeiteu 5ii iommeIn.
Ger groBe 8o5or.
glm 6reitag 9lbeno iol i'm 2ofaIe
oes uGitD Club i'm nNhmiep.@e.
61uoc" cine Gonferen5 swii6en ci-
ucm 9irger-Gomite uuO Den Telego.
ten oeS olluabbGngigen giirgerper.
ems" itattfinoen, Inn Oie @I6nc fir
oas 9lbboItcn eines groBen 9n5ars
i'm 6riibiabre in ser SoIe oes 3. SIC.
gmcnts 81 bciprehen. 0lan crpor.
tet, oaB ii6 groBeS Sntcreiic fir Sen
9a5dr bctlnoen miro. Cie Gtoot
Baltimore 1T Surd sic BON bier meg
oeianoten @oben fnit in alien @egen.
ben GeutidIanO's oort6cibait bcfonnt
0eworoen.
Sir bic gefon9enen 81.
nilperionen in Gnglono.
Gle Sammllng fir oie Gelttihen
in cngIiider aricgsgcfangenidoft
welde ollf geranlnlIune oes @apt.
@uitoo S6niiot bonn intcrnirten
Gaupier ,@elsio" ourdl oeu Snsc.
nieur auoelfe pom Danlpfer y8ul-
garia1 bier pCraritaltct miro, bat
bereits cine re6t crfledlid)e 5umme
er9eben. 8is eeiiern woren idon
iiber $50 eiuecganeen. Serr anoelfe
bat Den nIeutiden Correspondent"
criubt, oie SanmIime am 8. &c.
5em6er ab5uidlieBeu, ga oas @clO
am 5. Gc5eInber nit Dem obge6en-
oen 4oitoompter ecinnOt peroen ioG,
I'M bcn internirten 250O GeutIden
in Dem @eiongercn-2uecr nod Dor
@ci6nodten Ole 6rcuoc SIT bereitcn,
oab iie in 9lmcrifo be0odt luurOcn.
Ter cngliide aoniul bat pcriproden,
oaS geiommcltc @clo 81 iibcrmittcIn.
llnter Den irelin0lihen @c6crn
6isber limo.
@eiobimg ocS Tampiers
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A0re Saicl iOIltc, mn am Gant-
togc poIlfontmel 5u iem, nit ocm
belIen perlenoen Bier aus SreO.
Soucrnid)nliofs .g(mcricon 9rcp.
erp@ bcriorgt iein, mcldeS 70 ungc.
mein bcpor8iiat ptrO. Gjut abqclaqcrt
uno aus aiiSerleieniten wtotcrialien
bCrgeitcat ailte 81. 9roucrei: Sar.
ior0.g(pc. Wonnment- uno Si(Ien.
Ctr. Eel. s. & &. mi. Sermon 1868.
(98op29) (gln5)
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Gonncnnlli. nn0 llntrrnnnn.
eSInt6
WcttcrauSFdltcn.

Sir Wlarplano nn0 Oen GiItritt
Columbia beute 9icgeu uno iiioIihe
g8inoe.
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NanlinalIllns.(lIn .(lInttrobirnit.

ein Gantiaguugs0ottesoicnIt miro
lnorsen im 12t1 Nor III scr fSiinitcu
SiefornirtciI ct. &om0fircGe, 9rooO.
luoD mo 9'ratt-Sr., bon Yaitor
S1nos o6ge6aItcn werNcn. Seiltc
Abcro miro @aitor Sc9nas Ole Erau.
ltng bon 6rf Gli5a6et6 Smbof mo
prn. Y. 3. 9eGomptc I'M Sauie Der
Gltern Ger Arnut, 9lr. 1881, ser.
bert Str UoI5iebcn.
slm Sonutag miro 8aitor 56nae
I'm Oct ct 4anls.&ircbe Wiorecns
cine slouertspreOigt in TcutIb lno
slbcnOS IN OCT cngliiHcn Spradc bal.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Nte llor0meltIlHe Storllng beTon0
iih geitern iiber W1inneiotn uno Der
glieocrorltd eritredte lid bis nah
Gflabomn, no cine 5mcite Storing
iidl in norooitIicher Gidhmg beipegt
sSm 1uBeriieu g{oroipeIten bat iidj be.
ocnteno f0ltcres @ettcr unO S6nee
cinaciiclt. Sir Die mittelatlmnti.
idcn 5aatct ipiro fir beutc g8egen
onGefiinoigt ouf iUelden an Conf.
toee iid mdrmeres rmo flares @cttcr
cinitelIen ion. stm Gonneritog glbeno
loa cs f1lter iperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

5tiftunGSfrit nnO Sall,
9aDCrm @ranfcn lluterIt. %crein
NIT Gontcit, WlittiuOd, 30. WoU.,
8 llbr glbcn6S,
Gbrins's 6allc, 3. StrOFc.
(9lob29)
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iintsr6aItnnas.@caluciIsr

,,Mnbtorium 1be little @irI COB iureoi"
e,bprbe"- 0oultn QucD~
,fVnActB oellp @irls".
Vpppnornne &auoepille uiib g8anoelbloer.
,,WidrDlnuo ~ 0au6ebille
,&icturia" &nnoebiue uHb MnnbcIbilocr.
WiuTl'Ntabfmir't Ser Gol0icr Bob"
IArie"IDie qNoiion Ndtional ejrobc Gpcrn
GperIls 60" In ioiaeroem 8eperioire
@onnerilag (0anlias) nTosca"
Steina ..................... ,,fauit 3"
GnHiinB NidtHce. ........ .ooniel mno @reiel"
uno sSaonueria 8niticana"
Gnmildl glbcno ................... Sris9
,Snrupercln @orluarts 0onneriioa (&anfs
ln0nnassNbeno) aroBes gluitcruciicii
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Tm ,,@a1nemanu-poipitol~ iarb
aeitern Ncr , 3ohrc oltc Haunlouo
Slnitb vou 9lr 1910. @raOoii6. Str.
pel1er iib oni Sountna bci'nt Spiel
IN Der Slide Der eltcrlidleu @o6nula
aur nnbcfanntc @eiic itbiprrc Srdno.
pnnocn 5ligc5ogen Bate.
9cntI1e, Cei.errcidiTbe anO llnea.
ride SriessanIeiGen.
100 Wlart nnO 100 0rpncn onfuartS.
SbeO. s.. 0ieuer & &c.,
(@adr5iS-) 217 Git.@nItimure.Sr.
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0Snrnbcrein &uriuGrts".
-CgrOFcs gIniterueiIcn-
9anfiagnngs-glbcn0

30. ylOb. 1916. Gintritt 5Oe.
(glob25 79)
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SnnOcs.9 9cpartcment fir eunOiuirtG-
IDaft-gH gHctter BMrcaii.
WcridIt SeS B0ltimOre Wetter6nrcans

Der SSeldtiafeitsgebnlt Der 2uft
mar 78 9Sro5ent Inn s llbr @iorsens
lno SO 9SroSent Inn llbr glbenos.
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edliiisfartcn

oon mo nad GeutiAlono nnO
OCiterreiH. H.llroarr iiber 9iottcroout
uno 9acip. .gorf. @cIoIcnounoen uod
Gliropo.
SbrO. s. 9iener & Gu.,
217 GFsgaItimure.Gtr.
(@dro1S-) 243 GiiO.yruaOmas.
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9lubcrt ltnslunb'S gefinOcn 6cScnf.
lid.

GaS 9ciinOcn 9fobert llnelaub'S,
ocS bcfonntcn @aiebaaipielers mo
2eitcrs oes Sarge ca % Clubs ocr
norowcitliher Sigo, Der Wioutag
9lohtHiitng bci Scr Ieparatur elmer
2ofonotioe Der @ScnnipIuania giien-
bo6n eiren 9iippeubrr1 lno inner
Iihc 9erlCtungen crlitt, mar ecitern
oerdrtig, ooB luenig S5ofinlne ouf
9ciierlr9 uorbauocn lit.
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Die @osgeieIlidoit l1Bt cine apcite
Souptrobre 5wiicben Sparrows
@oint nO Der Stoot Iceru Inn oos
@os bon oort nod Baltimore SIT
brinecn.
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Gfcr.llntcritiitnnss-Scrc Or. 3.
@rORer Snbrcsbnn, @ithuOdD, 30,
yloO, in Sarrs'S paac, 745 @clt.
SaltimOreitr. Gintritt 25c. C1 9ScrIun.
[glop27-29l
Evening star., 1916-03-26

Store Open Daily From
$50 an. to $50 pm.
Saturdays to s pm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-28
EVEN CROSS,SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
II Feverish. Bilious, Consti-
pated, Give Fruit Laxa-
tive at Once.

Don't scold your fretful. peevish
child See n tongue IL coated: this
Is sure sign It's little stomach.
liver and bowels are clogged with
sour waste
When listleEs. pale. feverish. full
OF cold. breath bad. throat sore,
doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally.
has stomachache. indigestion. diar.
rhooa, give a teRspoonful OF Cali.
fornia Syrup OF FIGS" and In n few
hours nll the foul waste. the sour
bile and fermentlng food passes
out OF the bowels and you have a
we'll and playful child again. Chill
dren love this harmless fruit lax.
alive" and mothers can rest easy
after giving IL. because II never
falls 20 make their little ''insldes"
clean and sweet.
Keep II handy. Motherl A little
given today saves sick child TO.
morrow. but get the genuine Ask
your druggist for 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup OF Figs" which
has directions for babies, children
OF all ages and for grown.ups plain
~ on the bottle. Remember. there
are counterfeits sold here. so sure.
~ look and see that yours Ia made
by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Hand back with contempt
any other fig syrup,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-28
BY ROBERT MINOR

had not been IN Paris ~
hours before ! got THE HiNT
And later got THE HIST Ia
every other country that visited.
THE HINT came IN various
forms.
First n came In conversation
with a war correspondent. later
from q man holding a government
position: then from other CORE
spondcnts. and then tho whole
thing became az clear as day
light
You can't Get about In war
countries unless you write FOR
the aide % the country you're In.
AL COUNTRIES DO IT
don't blame any particular
country--they are ALI. doing IL
only spent two or three hours
in Germany. and hair OF that time
was spent in a lock.up--yet I got
THE HINT there Jus; as clearly
as in any Of the allied countries.
Eycrs body contributes 10 this
meauness.
asked correspondent near
tho fighting a. CoritzR why h.
embellished his facts with such
crtravagAn, deductions.
lie replied I am special
correspondent They want II on
my paper"
asked ore Of them why he
aiA ent r~nnrs n esnr. he Told
me OF an English lord and
German officer having lunch
toQether In the English
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-28

duct Your fiance no doubt thinks
he IL going about in the right way
to cure YOU. II you we're broad
enough 10 comprehend the game
you would see the folly OF II all.
Haven't you common sense
enough 10 realize that when your
fIance asked you TO become his
wife he paid you the highest honor
man can pay woman Can't
you realize that he considers YOU
superior TO any and all OF his
former sweethearts or the girls he
protends TO admire now II you
can't. you are n stupid person. /
must say. Wake up, The next
time he admlros n quality in a
woman. surprise him by agreeing
with him. In fact. you should
school yourself 10 distinguish the
good points Of other women and
girls. II will improve your own
personality wonderfully.
o.-Csn girl be cheerful and at
traetIve and at the same time re
speetabIe7 ! say she can, but my
sister says a man soon loses his re.
speet for a lively girl. 10 II neees
ssry 10 act dead" In the presence
Of men In order TO be respected by
them7 r, G.
A.--One man will sec admlra BILE
qualities In the quiet girl. while an.
other admfraa tho Iivofv otrl
There is no question. however. of
the respectability OF either. To be
lively and good company. a girl need
never step beyond the line of good
taste.
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ter Visit to War Zone

dropped as told this. and when
!. as gently as possible. asked him
whether be hadn't read that story
somewhere instead OF having
really seen II. he didn't answer
LYING is GREATEST kTRocITY
jus, as an English soldier
told me. the Turks were a~-
ful In Armenia. where he had
never been. tho all he had
seen and fought In Csliipoll
were oeeent fellows.
Yet. the average. little. any
thing-to-succeed war correspond
ent will sit in his office and cool
~ sell such stories as the truth.
putting in tho greatest possible
bias. just 10 get invited TO 20 to
the trenches as the guest OF the
government. or even TO get the
cable officials 20 send his stuff"
n few hours ahead OF his rivals.
thereby making good" as a jour.
nalist.
II is mcaner and wreaks more
havoc than anything that drunk
en- soldiers viii do
LYING Is TAE GREATEST
ATROCtTY OF THIS WAR.