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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

1Sain Oic Ge,ltidcn Srtppen eincu
gr6Bcrcn E6eil ieinolidcr Sau0cs be.
icbt bobcu, luerOeu ioiort geci8uctc
@ldmicr oauit 6Gtrout sic 9coiiri
niiie NcS Son0cS unO icinc GoicBe 5u
inoircu oamit bic ircnOc &cuual
tng iih nibt 10 ie6r iii6lbor moc1t.
9taA Scr @eicbna &olcrs uur0cu
Oic polniiAeu Gciebc Ucu einenl
9crlincr 9iecbtsonpalt ms 0eutihe
iibcrilet mo III 0eutiber Sprobc
pu6li5irt io0aB Die ncuch oelltibci
observation-disclosures iid acum nob
Dem @crf0mmliAen ridtcn fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
0ri3eitsrt.
(Sortictuno OOn Der /. scitc.)

goritoB. ser gegen Gurtc.o.Gcar-
ges eericbtet mar, lit febIoeibIaeen
llniere Gruppen meldc Oos lintc
llfer oes 9[lt bis SIT einem 9unfte
iiioGcb bon Slotino (45 @leileu bon
scr 0onoiD 6eiebt boItcu iino bon
ser feinoliAen 9lrtillerie einem bel
tieeu 6eucr ousgcieBt porOen.
@eiter iiolic6 babcn rniere Srlp-
pen nit GrfoIg cine feinOlihe 9(b-
tbeiling ougeoriffcn ole oui &oiicri
porriidte.
Ole tein0Iibeu GrrppeiL Die bel
3imnien Die Conan iibcridritten bo-
BEN iino bis 5u Der 6begenO iiiOIib
bon Soinul porgeorilngen.
Siioli6c Sront Gntlong scr
Donol CAB eS g(rtilIcric- mo Sn-
iouteric 6cuer. ISll Der 0o6ruOicbo
bat lmierc 9lrtillerte fciuoli6c @oii-
tioneu beiboiien."
9IuS Ger @egcnO pom Wf ON a.
itir.
&oriS 26. g}open6er. Gos
iron30iiibe &riegSnmt mclOet mei-
tcrc itolieniide 5orti6ritte ouf Oen
ndd HorOmeiten meitlih bon Nionos
itir, uuternommeuen &ormariG Ger
@ortlout oeS 9eribtS lit iolaenoer:
nSSn Scr @e0cnO norolih uno oit.
lid bon Monaiiir mar beiti9eS 9lrtil-
Ierieieuer i'm @onge, o6er feine HSn-
ionterie llnterue5numgcn mcil ooS
@ctter icblecbt lit
PIN linfen SSIiigcI gingeu oie NSto.
liener pciter gegen Srnopa oor. (Sn
ser 92Gbc ser Oiouoitir &reito. Gee.
StroBc)
gritiibe 6Iicger beichoiien ieinOIi9c
So9cr in Ger @e0cno pom 9te6ori.
(9ln ser Strumo-@liinOmg)"
Ter ierbiide @eridt.
SaIonifL 26. 9lopcmbcr, pio
2ouoon. Ger icrbiide oiii5iellc
9cribt bon beuie loutet:
oWlit 9luSnabme crfolgloier ieinO.
Iiber 9lnariiie IN ser gtGbc Scr @ri.
miibto Sobe (iS Wleilen oitlid bon
Monoitir) ,oic om 5reitog unternom.
men lpuroen inO 0rtliHcr GSefccbtc,
lit nihtS bon @iatigteit 5u incIOcu" "
entente 2 NulO an Sam q (
nien'S gtie0crlogc.
(Grabhos na0 ea0olIe)
Berlin, 26. 9tnpeDnber Ger
@cridltcriiattcr ocS o@erlincr Gage.
6loties" Oepeirbirte om "a, 9}opem-
Ser ooB geian9enc rum0niibe Siii-
5iere i6m gciagt 66ttcn S6ulO an
&lundnien'S llngliid lei HrmGnicn'S
llnporbcrcitctIein. Sie 6Gttcn i6rcr
Guttduibum9 9luSOuid uerlicbelt OoB
bic Gntcuic GimGnien nid)t nit ge-
niigenOer 9In5dbl bon @eihiiben,
Maihincugcpebrcn ooer nit anOcrcr
&riegsouSriiihrng imtcritiibt bate.
Ser 9ericbteriiottcr iogt oic @e-
fon0encn bGtten i6m ole 3uit0uoe an
ser 5ront bel Oen &nmdncn ais doc.
tiid 6eidrirben. @S berribe oaielbit
unbeihreiblihc Goninliou in 0en
@erbdnOen rnb feide ribtiae NPe.
iboOa in ocr 9luSiii6rang bon 9eieb
len.
@rtcdenlouO miro meitcr
emoBregelt
EoriS, 26. 0top. Ger irnn5oii
ibe @CionOtc ii @riebeulouo rat
lout eiuer belltiaeu Sapos Gepeitc
pon Atbcn Ser griediid)cn HceieruuG
cine @arnung 5ufonmcn laiicn, ooB
Sic Hcaieruugeu poli ,Srontrcicb, eng
lonO lmo 9iuBlanO nidt ldugcr Der
GerfolalmG ueItbcr 0ie 9hibGngcr
Der Geui5eloS @artei allSgeiebt iinN,
Indifferent gcgcniibcr itebcn fOnnten
lnO Dob Die @cnauntcn ole S6iift
bGtter No5u 81 ieBen, ooB oic 9lrb0n.
ger bon GcHi5eIoS lid oller ibncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27


6rau Sncj 0liI1olIauO SoiiieOoin i'm
9lltcr BON 10 3o5rel ncrIt9ia0cn.
Gcridicosnc 9tutEroa8iniio
nm Aattcu fciuea Griola. ct
mas oHS osr 2oifbo1n ocr &er
itorbcnau
SOS 2ln0cIcS, Gol, 26 glop.
6rau &nc3 Dlil1oaano 9oiiicooiu
pic i1 ioruo1l IN Neu &cr. 1taateib
mie in shi9lanoc ais &crieG.crin ocr
,francurcdtc ciHca 9iaatea genodt
Bat III 5ciuc Nloreea licr qeHorCcu.
@ie crrcidjtc mtr Gin Alter non 80
Ea6reN.
Sic crtrouftc bier mrs rac6 SER
SnfaUit 0es 1raueu spcioBugeS
0cr iH Natefclic ocs Srn NulheS
cine 6o6rt onrA OoS Qaeo iua4tc
9laa0cm 0le sler5ia icitaciiclt 6atten
0aB lie an @liarmuib Icioc pirOcn
nidt mcniger ais ieM9 @pa IranShp
Goaeit porscnommeu 9jian 6attc
esit anacnomren car oieieI5eu er-
ialarcid morcu bod aclcrh 9l6cu0
per@limNcltc ii,A pI5etc6 6cr 3u.
liaH0 Der 9Saiientin mo beiis A}oe.
sen fam SaS Gnoc
9 @cooacrn iN 9lsm 9or~a
g|cm 9orf, 2G. 9lorca6cf
oic San0c pop Gem SoSc BON Srati
Sues 9lil0olmi0 9ciiie9aiu crre0tc
Bier allgcHciNcs 9eGGnern &iernr
bicr el9 6rolcnrctniierim louic 0Ardj
ibre Gerricrc alS GcdltSanipdltiR mo
iire &cu0i9Mgcn 5lr 8ciierlmg Der
io3illca 3uitlnOc oIlacmein bcidnHs
Die &crliorrcae maroc an 8. Sli.
0iiit 1856 III 9}cw Norl gcborct Gle
mar cine ciyaoairfe ocS &0iiar Gol-
lcgc mo iHioirtc 9lcbiSpiiieNlcSlit
ani acr Jlep 9lort lIuipcriiidt Sic
mar and cine 0elcBath att 0caI
6or0'icDca 6riecanst1iif ncrlieB a6cr
bic Gpo0ritioH III stpd6olm. lpeil
wle lie islbh erHSrie ,.6ic imOpmo.
traiilsQru AGa9ooen ser yvitcr SCI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Grpcoiiion i1rru &riu3ipicn mioer.
ipr1den4.
Gic Scid)c miro morgcn mad, 9lep
DQrt Geian0t iocrOcib po sic 9ciie-
elHg ertolgcn miro.
Is talicns Strom Die
9uiien boben loren glla, bel Dem ia
%riiael befoHHen 1abcn Hn0 Sic
Staliener ocn Sionso, mo 6 iSncn
nicbt beiier acbt. Sic inolleu i6n NM
Sa Gbren OcS tTcueu %crbiin0etcn
Slmnbn8 ncnncn.
Sloiiert. Gninc .9atn, Oo
bo0ca 5ic alii S6rer Settle ouc6 SOS
wiecr NeleD'r24 SEER: uglh mot
jleb'u22 @tnciweiptldt babe
idl~
Su scr Gon0itofei. ,So.
1sa 5ic mcin GrdiiIeiip 6abrn 5ie
bier oto9 cu 9lppenacribt .ql6,
GcmiB miinldlcH 5ic glpfclttC6cn
oosr glpfcltorte2@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
soStcnfcF.


Sie Idiiieu erniicn tieieu Slang
@obiu2 wo6iu2 gs flin9t ibr oumpf
@elGute
@om G6urm bernieOer leiicn @robge.
iong
Ylit i6reu E6rdren ite5t Die 9ie6c
ipieoer
9Im itineu Siigel mo iinat alaeeie-
Der.
aCa6inl oobiul"
@o6in2 iuo6in2 pobin?siuo iic pcr-
loren
lin sic oie 2ie6e IinOc S6rduen
mciut,
Sit MIR 5un Ster6cu oacS Cas- ee-
6oren
@lit Oem ooS iIiidt'gc 2ebcu iid Der
eint?
GS bebt 10 bora Oic bIcide Eooteu-
lIuO pe6e5itterno ieui5t ole lDrdueu.
froge;
u@obin? wobiu?"
@obin2 wobin2 0u trdoit binailS
5nm @rabe,
@os Geiu einit NOR fiir filr5c Gr0cu.
5eit,
Tu 6er5teit elm 10 moude @otteS
gabe,
60 mondeS @iinichen pouer Ser5c.
leio.
llno INNER pieoer uaben IeS' bic
Stnoen
Go 6eiB I'M Ser5eu 6rennen aItegSln'
oen
.Go6iul Oa6iul"
@o6in2 po6in2 aeiu 9Iiitbenidmid
Ger Qiebe
@i6t 9tuimort Oriunen itumnien
Sdmer5
@o6in? tuobtn2 feiu loutes @eltgc-
triebc
0eiIt Gir oaS oufgeriHene Serj.
gtur boiiuingslos 5ie6t orrd Dic
oiirreu 3meige
Gos Iooeseho lUic eiu Oumpies
uSAipcigel~
nTobin! Oobin"
Tod iieb, cS ilannlt ipic Iihtcs @et.
terlell6ten
Iur6 ooS @cp6lt Der ihworacu 10
0csnodjt,
llno Geiue shieen fiiBt, Die tbroncu'
fciihten
Gin leic6ter @ottes6oth 10 liuo lmo
iadt.
SIS rouift ourd ole perrotteieu Sc.
beinc
Mie Moroenuino imo Giterionncn-
iheine:
80, meine uidtl~
8, weinc uiht bcrnicoer 0eiue l6rd-
3lm Siieel crolp0rts, oer Gein Sieb.
ties bnrg!
Ai6t alpdrtS MIR Iein iudeno
6ciBcS Se6nen
Siniiber iiber 9oO uno Sorg uno
@robl
Gle gIiitbe lpeIft Ood nod I'M 20
oesneigen
7SGIlt reid Der Somc aus Der Siille
SAlpeigen
9lls reue Srudlt.
g3ur itial @olO uobt DER groBe5&o-
ptuugsmorgcu
Eos Siterport criourb5t GS mcrne
Iie SiieeI beriterJ uuo mas iie &C.
borgell,
Plus Ioocsbouu miro oaS @ebinOene
irei;
Gin neues Golf iii wciBcm Sidltgc
lponoc,
@erflGrt in Scrrlidtcit ser 9loBc
Sd)onoe
Steigt olf gum 2idt
Eos 2eben lcbt Sic iiuO niht toot
lie id)loieu,
8. iiore nidt Die title @otteSrrb'l
Ser Sirte iomulclt 6olO ans ieinct
Shoien
Gie neue SerOc cincni Safer ST.
gSr OoB lie, Die % lebtcn litteh
itnrbcr
@e3ei1uet rporen NIT oeS Sommes
6orben:
Nlit rot6cnt &reIlj,
rhir SIC Sfel1tmnindienncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
M1GdDFtt knnMtr
mtdDt nrbriIFtt,
ySic lie BON Sdmerjen OnrdJ 2gOia
s. &iufbam's @egetublc GOm-
ponuO befreit lunrOc,

TolintorJ DiGf. oSc6 6atic S6mers
8en IN beiocn Sciteii, un0 sur 3eit nleis
V(avtpSs,, ,,,,.f,.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Kin dor sciareien
MACH FLETCHER'S
G a $ TO 81 a.

Nb0nNsnieu, bic brn ,DeniItheu 60rrtSpDns
benteH' Mat phngulm nber iinrfgeln10lg ets
ndlten, ItHD grpctrn, ber Cflce banom per TeIe.
vppH oofF ihrlIlllh wIlitbeiInnB du mnGeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

AbGuWenirh ntc nen .HfAtielfn NOrfelpnu.
beHiea" Mldt NhNfuiM oNrf RnreaetmAhia eFs
hAiirn, EgNb aebfieni Dgr iitfg bAbcn ptr TelFs
sasa npet imgu1slIg Nlstlottuna "a maAeA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

griltA AoWpd1nien.
veele Iepott aue xmN 6Dmpama,e liz @ousns
Wirake
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

MrrcantiIc AacneH.
u. 6. 1lm 4 60,
d02 6iJ ASaTolauD xrlit Hna.


-r-4-a-s---4
characterization, Ebiireu, syclIier.
ru9GAcIt, &G0en ctc.
Jas y, 9otcr a. Gn., it5--t17 gnosgrsSs.
rldr~iraBe
ASatents gInmdlte.
Gbmln y. samaels, MehisauuaIf. n,ofeufr.
2ulsoess @DnPpArteH, 8etIoaSrstbie N{arVs
lanp Athl NulDlna
EbapNn VI. ,yrrnnipu, IiB-1i7 Qnh, 0lttnlvn
lSiuprlle Nrlubulua
v. s.. a A e. 2o,parS, an gpntinentoi guna
%raIii5iren eu 1872 erinIAreid vi baltimore.
ghtonubile.
Nador6. 1-36 $3.50 i-26 81 .yE0
pEMdntD N2oiDr 90. 0i 80ftmpter, Ghnrfges
SiroBe iuio Nd di0baltglbcHue
$nS0ni Que pNpiilure Nar $a96 nil0 $SlB
M'ar'ta wseuut WU.i %atdue t403 10 wotts
@oarleSsStruBe,
Sonopirt9idoitIibe @er1t1r un0
SGmercien.
griffin 1uracr @n., 205 glorbsRdcd.@trcls
Hlumbing, Furnaces, Rauaes snS
Dcicn, Iohocden ln0 Ninucn.
Srnneii Bros, 52s ro.5rentouisgloenue.
SEllpferidniicDc uno plumbers.
Sonn Dnbcrt, 1884 TbameesGhnte. Is 4 V.
Ielepbpd. gBDle 1888
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

&IctpIattcn gRctul ctc.
sgcM Esnslin s o., One, 19-15 uoIatt,ion,
Ss'rdBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Spar.Q .Q1ollferl

~ w 7 NTNTFTFNTVt
,,Trasidf gporbaaF ODu s3aittnere.s Wnioln,
nnb baltimore Sirnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

BindoIcib.@cidGftc.
~cpNiclibateO Svan Ta,", Roro csap siraas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

s.--~F-a--44
@ilenuaareH aller glrt una Huf.
ldJnicn- 3s.bc50r.
y. Scott Nague So. sG2 se4 WUro.snbsgir
GIAenibIIS.9l9enten un0 S5dn0Ier
Riergr 4. Tusas a gisgDcu, 10 cnHrrnel0u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
SSeaer.gScr rIiacraugcr.

5YeNersNcrlIdlcrllngels.
gB e. @Bndtliurb 4 0n,,
liI-2l Gbaalher Commerce 9Sulntna
aIrntilc sycRcr SeridcranaS.ejc cfcuiMalt,n Nols
ltndns iliin Nnlitn0rerS lrahe
yIrttal'MRl, HencrsGrrHdlefnnasstye
s'ulflnptc 1ir0ne NH0 Clifton Aoniq MDpuic
pJotni elHinrnnte Go. Df eicerD0Gl," Nelrh Ml
A'drllen, Ncitoens'auldlinaef l0i~i63 Ghons
hec ~ Commerce NililNina
necrmara De4ef gertAcrnMgS tyeIfWyNnft,@
E@liiaorc nrh 9iorib Sifube
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

gSeniiAe Bidder un0 2cifIthfil illm
e San1iid, " 900, ggeaesriaeiol @i4ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

N-fNNsftNt aDtttAtNs
a1eMildt Want tia Nuihmurg" qaitmofrs
llltn @oll @tr 'be plnault Mrbpt asinis
oeilii SSobn B Hllber. &ire. RrduNent.
@eotHe y. Nnitu. Rnilirer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

!lationaI. .Q9nnErn.

Vnntam- ~ Nooioarapb hou 9uSAeAigluu
w. ib &s,rNesitll spi.Sirups
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

glational- -BunIcn.
uEgs rlc 9ouu gicHmal Nunte wap. taH
Ntelerg iraBe &aClb 49, Sccf, 8gaa9enf
Neutb ~. Jie0fc, N0ijrer
n@tCono Matl0Nnl NnAl" 402 @ilo,gitouNmnn
W. W gSuquer Wuiflrer
0y9eileIn 9iati0ual Eant," IA Wprosyuta,psestr
W. Miarion. 0aIiirer
The Washington times., 1916-06-14

long, gray cruiser, mounted with 5nany
guns and stripped for action. Tho war
shir was christened "Preparehness' g
on the bow. was printed When In the
necessary; Prepspe. e The vessel .epo Was
equipped With rope observation towers.
wireless outfit and all the fittings of q
regular lighting ship. The other float
equipped with biz hell On II stood
young women IMPLYING all the states
IN tho union.
" Pocahontas Float. IS, nj"
The Pocahontas, John Smith. and
Powhattan float, entered by the De-
partment OF Interior. took the OBJ
servers back. 900 years. The pine
trees with which the float was load
ed, the Indian men. women. and chill
dren. and the impersonations OF the
indian princess, her father, and the
british oolonizer looked much like
the pictures Of this incident printed
In American histories.
The Clara Barton float. also a con-
tribution by the Department OF In
terror, was one OF the prettiest In the
line although simple In design. II
decorated with red roses and bearing
a big Red Gross. In the vehicle rode
kindly looking woman who bore
a striking esemblance to the noble
"uisc Nhohh bhe unprecedented.
TIE Department OF Agriculture on
tered two hoats illustrative of it's ac-
tivitiea. One was heavily loaded
with grains, grasses and other aRrI-
cultural products OF this country.
white the second was mounted with A
big tower on which forester stood
looking for forest fires. The blazing
sun was the nearest re came to what
he seemed to be looking sor.
The ''ostOffce Department entered
n float decorated with mail boxes and
bearing this inscription Messenger
OF sympathy and love. Servant Of
parted friends. Consolation OF the
lonely. Bond OF the scattered family.
Tnlarror OF the common lifo."
The bureau OF Foreign and Domss-
tic Commerce entered n float on when
rode twenty beautiful young girls, in
nImr gowns. over whom was sus-
pended globe on which n map OF tho
woI Id WAS outlined.
All the other floats in the parade
showed an equal exercise OF indiyId-
uality, originality, cleverress and APP
The Washington times., 1916-06-14
W|L[YSSTOCK FALLS
ASMERGER IS Off
Announcement That Plan Has
Been Abandoned Results In
26-Point Break.

NEW YORK, June H.-willys-over-
land broke "a points. to 27e. at the open
Ing OF the Stock Exchange today. fol-
lowing news OF President John N.
WHY'S statement that the proposed giant
automobile merger plan has been aban-
doned.
Initial prices changes elsewhere in the
list arc slight.
William Solomon q Co., bankers for
John WHY'S, president Of the WHY'S
Overland Automobile Company, an
nounoed today that WHY'S would not
give details or the reasons behind aban-
donment Of the proposed motor combi-
nation.
Announcing the combine had been
abandoned. WHY'S said:
Because of complications the pro-
posed motor consolidation has been
aba ndoned. Therefore the WHY'S Over
land Company. the Hudson Car Com
pany and the Auto-Lite Company will
continue to operate Independently"
The Washington times., 1916-06-14
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Of CAPITAL SOCIETY
Many Entertainments Are
Given BY Hosts and Host.
esses Of City.
(continued from Ninth Pase.)


months Mr.. and Mrs. Lippitt have
taken an apartment nj the shoreham.
Some of tho other recent arrivals of
interest ut the shoreham are Mrs
Lillian Sterling and Miss Harrison OF
London. Mrs. Julia JeGullienne and
Miss Eva Guliionne Of New York, Mr.
and Mrs. II. r, Dewitt and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. e. Dewitt OF Saginaw. Mich.
- -
An interesting wedding or this evening
will be that OF Miss Anna Cecilia Roth,
OF this city. formerly OF Lexington.
KY. and Arthur Bertrafn Claxton, who
will be married at 7.D o'clock IN the
rcctory OF st. Johns Catholic Church.
In Forest Glen, Md. The Rev. Father
J. G. Rosensteel will perform the cere-
mony In the presence OF only the i'm
mediate members of the two families.
The bride, who will be unattended.
will wear modish gown OF white
taffeta and georgette crepe and a large
white hat OF taffeta and maline. with
white ostrich pom poms arranged
around the crown. She will cary a
bouquet OF lilies and sweet peas
At s o'clock Mr.. Claxton and his bride
will receive large company at their
new home In woodside. Nd. They will
stnnd under n large marquee which has
been erected In the garden. Japanese
lanterns In large numbers will light the
lawns. while the house, verandas. and
marquee have been elabarotely dec
grated with palms. Southern smilax,
ferns. and sweet peas for the occasion.
The Washington times., 1916-06-14

TO needs OF labor. Walsh. however,
went further and suggested planks for
q better distribution OF wealth, recovery
OF public lands secured from the dow
eminent by fraud, and public owner
Walsh's proposed pIanks are the out
growth or the recent report OF the
Commission on Industrial Relations,
declaring that ~ per cent OF the people
own 90 per cent OF the wealth, and 10
per cent OF the people own per cent OF
the wealth OF the nation. Walsh asks
that the platform declare:
That preparedness should be built on
the prosperity of the workers.
The Washington times., 1916-06-14

On Beach; boating, fishing and bath.
houses; modern and comfortable cottage:
large Baltimore contingent: Virginia cook.
Ing. Booklet. MRS. W. AYERS.
The Washington times., 1916-06-14
Annapolis, Md

To Western North Carolina for your sum.
mer VACATION. Southern Rwy. 1OC 18th ST. NV.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16
MUSIC.

SOUNDING brass and tinklins cymbal.
- lie that made IN. sealed my ear.
And the pofnp Of gorgeous noises
Waves OF triumph. waves OF tears
''HCSDERED empty round and past I'M.
Shattered, lost forcy.fmor..
Ancient gold OF pride and passion.
Wrecked like treasuf. on a shore.
nUT saw her cheek and forehead
- Change. a. at spoken word.
And saw her head upliftci
Lik. hiy 60 the Lord.
NAtGilT IL lost. but all Transmitted.
~ Ears ar, sealed. yet eyes hay. seen.
Saw her smiles 80 saul be worthyD.
saw her tears 90 heart. b. cicanD,
Gilbert X. Chestsrton.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16

thou gayast to the world be so con.
science-stricken that they will at once
cease from their ingratitude. and ir-
reverence and depart from the error
Of their ways. May they become ad-
vocates OF the Loving Master. who, Us
the perfect man. said to all mankind,
Except ye be converted and become
as little children. we shall not enter
the kingdom OF heaven"
Dear Father, We rejoice with thee
for the hearts that Christmas will
make glad. for the little children to
whom Christmas brings so much JOY.
Also We pray thee for those bereft of
loved ones on Christmas day to whom
this season brings painful remem-
Drance. Console all that mourn the
loss OF loved ones. Comfort US. o
Lord, with heavenly vision and pre-
pare US to meet them In the holy
city. Give grace TO the dying. cheer
TO the sick and lonely. encourage the
unfortunate and dlsheartened. Take
all bitterness and hatred from our
hearts and plant within us true
brotherhood. Give food TO the hun
cry and raiment TO the poorly clad.
Help US all TO ind thee as our Brother
and Friend. our Comforter and Sa-
vior. and the glyer Of life everlasting.
We ask IL all In thy holy name.
AMI.f
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16
Sens In Verse
At FIFTY.

At FIFTY.
7 MET woman on the way,
Her smile was sweet. her hair was
gray.
u Her dress was dear and nifty,
Her face breathed forth such rare
content.
asked her what such radiance meant
She said. sir. am Atty
! knew somewhat the life o. care
That dtmmed her eye and zrayeI her hair.
knew that sh. vas thrifty.
thought OF battles hardly won.
OF work from dawn TN set Of sun,
From twenty up TO nifty.
And then thought Of daughter fair.
And knew the love they both would share
TIL daughter. too. was nifty
thought me Of her sturdy son.
Who's. work In lie was wen begun.
And wished that l were nifty.
II We could. like this woman dear.
With radiance crowned. give all good
cheer.
The years when We were nifty.
II W. could see. through good work done
Our lives prolonged In maid and son.
Dear God. we'd all be fifty!
st Louis Globe Democrat
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16
DON'T
Handle Your Candle. Lighted
Christmas Trees R.cklessly

HERE are a few warnings
l l that all Christmas cele.
brants will do well to OBJ
serve:
Use electric lights instead
Of candleswherever possible.
Never leave the children
alone with lighted candles.
Remove the curtains when
candles are used in windows.
Use asbestos fiber instead
Of cotton to represent snow.
Use metallic tinsel and
not paper on your trees.
Fasten your tree securely,
so it will not tip over.
Remove the tree from the
house when the needles be.
come dry.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16
A CHRISTMAS CAROL

In the stiffness Of the midnight,
In the silence OF the Star.
In the siumbcr Of the white lambs.
On the hlllsides. near and far.
Came the Christ Child 90 his mother.
To the humble oN"n's stall
He. the Babe OF Paradise sweet.
Lord Of Christmas, King OF all
Hush. let not a word be spoken
or his sacrifice for men.
STOPPING from his world OF glory,
To be woman born. a pen
or sweet straw % be his cradle.
He IL ours. Just ours. today.
Marx that mortal smile. that shining
OF tn. halo In the hay!
While the palm trees rusil. softly,
while his lullaby. the breeze.
Croons amid tho angels anthem
which IN. star-iit heaven cieays.,
We will claim him ours our treasure.
Christmas Babe. and BABE dlyin.
Han, thrice hail, o mystic stranger.
Nesting In thy strax-fllsi shrinei
Helen Chase, Ia brooklyn Eagle.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16
A CHRISTMAS PRAYER
BY REV. RALPH CURTIS JONES.

II Father, We are crate
ful to thee on this
Christmas day for nil
the good things In life.
thankful FOR the iowly
birth in Bethlehem. for
all OF which We com.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16
BEYOND THE CITIES,

4 FTER the cities have held sou. .
"A After their glamour and CLEAN
. Have palied yUu and spoiled you
and spelled you.
II ~ then for the country dream
Tho faith 81 III. good green coun-
try.
Its peace and power to sustain.
When the shops and th. temples
have fallen
Ana the lure Of the lights Is vain
4 FTER III. cities have worn you.
- After their thunder and strife
Hav. crushed you and rent you and
torn you.
Oh. then for the country life
The green OF the quiet meadows
The p-ac. OF tn. mighty hills.
tn. voice Of tho birds mid the
shadows
tn. run.s OF tho rippilnx riils
4 FTER tn. cities have fed you
"A on passion and fury aud pride.
After the dreams OF their rplcndor
Have sicken.d your spirit and
died.
IL is then for the beautiful valleys.
The far f'ung submits. tho si.n.
That heal Us OF novels and alleys
With the beauty God fashioned for .
men.
baltimore Sun.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-16

memornte this day, May all Christen.
dom unite In mighty force TO stop
this ungodly European conflict. and
say ms the heavenly host sang. Peace
on earth. good will toward men" for
We mr.. sad indeed. at the though, OF
thy children who today are killing
each other In the terrible war that Is
being wagcd. In pity forgive them.
oh, Heavenly Father. bring them and
their rulers TO full realization Of
the slnfulncss Of war-that those who
have cnuscd II may cry TO thee for
pence. May they get glimpse Of the
cross In Its full menulng. and profit
by the sacrifice made by thy Son FOR
the worlds redemption.
Our Father. mny the world become
Christinnixcd from NIL other religions
and PHILOSOPHERS. no, merely In nnms.
but In the spirit OF true Christian
hroiherhood. oh Lord. Let Us all who
Nll to apprcciatc this grrat Gift which