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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add l o. Bay Rum, a
small box of Barbo Compound, and q OF. OF
glycerine. Apply to the hair twice a weel,
until 1t becomes the desired shade ANY drug
gist can put this up or you can mix Il at
9ome at very little cost lt will gradually
darken streoked, faded gray hair. and re-
moves dandruf. 1t is excellent for falling
hair and will make harsh hair soft aud glossy.
IL will not color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub oif-Ady.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

London Parliament was prorogued
until February 10 I'm the proroga-
ton King George said
We shall not lay down our
arms until we have indicated
the cause which carries with Il
the future OF civilization.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Helena Mont Eight persons per.
ished in Montana during tho Intense
cold Temperatures as low as G8 be
!ow zero wero reported the lowest
ever recorded Ten towns wired for
help. Some Of them are threatened
with famine
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
Junk.

"Smithers bought eight million
shares OF mining stock yesterday"
Great Scott Where did he get
the money!"
He didn't need much. He got the
stocks for a cent pound as waste
paper"
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prohibtionsts 10 Convene Feb. y

ProhbtiontDts % Convene Feb. p.
harrisburg 1T Is announced from
state Headquarters that the Prohibit
ton state convention will be held I'm
Pittsburgh ON February % when a
campaign for The fall viii be arranged
and suggestions for candidates will
be received
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
May BE Denied VOC for peIenates

Chicago Illinois women, to whom
limited suffrage Nls granted two
years ago. may not be permitted to
vote at the April primaries for dele
gates TO the national conventions
Election officials in different sections
Of the state disagreed on the exact
status OF the newly enfranchised
women. Attorney General Lucey has
ruled that women cannot vote for ma
lional convention delegates.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
Bishop Of Mains elsot.d

Portland Me.--Rt. Rev BENJAMIN
Brewster or Glenwood Springs. Col.
was selected bishop OF the Protestant
Episcopal diocese OF Maine. to sue
coed the late Rt Rev Robert Goldman.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Albany. ~ Y-Firo completely de-
stroyod odd Fellows Temple and
three other buildings On the heart Of
the business section. The loss was
s25O.000. Three fremcn we're slight
iy injured being caught by falling
walls and back drafts
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
Author Of "srver rhressso Dead

bridgeport Conn Arthur Wells
French. 20. former newspaper man
who. 20 SIS claimed. wrote the words 10
Silver Threads Among the Gold e
died af his home here
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

England Comedies Jap Dominance.
Berlin.-lt Is reported that Japan
and England naYo concluded agree
ments which concede to Japan pre-
ponderance Of influence I'm the far
East.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Paris General Vmeriauo Wevloy
has been appointed president OF a cen
trai general stan OF the Spanish army
which has just been created by royal
decroo.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Washington. - The extraordinary
rapidly with which the supreme court
has progressed during its present
term resulted in thc court being fore.
cd 20 take an Indefinite adjournment
because OF lack OF cases to- be argued
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Berlin James Alexander Speck
Won Stcrnbcrg. brother OF the late Ger.
man ambassador TO the United states.
Us dead Pie vas go years old and one
OF the largest landowners In Germany.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
TENNESSEE FAMILIES
HOMELESS IN FLOODS
Great Rivers of the South Are
Pulling HungriIy at
Their Banks

Memphis, Tenn.-A thousand FAINT.
lies are homeless because Of the flood.
ed White, Arkansas. Black and St.
Francis rivers.
rapid rise at Lundel, Ark, caused
hundreds to take refuge in small skiffs
or in treetops. Rescue parties were
sent TO them.
Every available man in Pine Bluff
Ark, was pressed into service to
strengthen levees.
Four mothers with babies in their
arms were rescued from treetops in
Desha county, Arkansas. after spend.
Ing the night in cold rain.
Train service into Dumas, Watson
and other towns near Little Rock,
Ark, was suspended
No trouble is predicted along the
Mississippi.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
California Stricken.

San Francisco, Cal-F1oods and
storms for the second time in two
weeks, isolated southern California
from the rest of the world. All com
munication south was lost beyond
Fresno.
Wireless messages reported two
feet of water in San Diego's streets
Flood waters were said to have made
OF Venice. Cal, a replica Of its Italian
namesake.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

North Crandon, Wis. 49," When I vyas 1e vear,
old got married and at 10 years gave birfb 81
twins and 1t left me with very poor health Tconld
down to rest and it was hard for me- To kee1 I or
anu GO my work went to doctor and he told
me me l mad a displacement and ulcers, and youId
nave 70 nave an operation. This frightened me so
beard OF Lydia f. Pinlham's Vegetable Compo,in8
thought would give it a trial and It made ma =.
"sn ~ ever. cannot say enough in favor of tbe
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Cardinal Hartman Member Of Lords.
Berlin Cardinal Won Hartmann.
archbishop OF Cologne has been an.
pointed By the King or Prussia a
member Of the Prussian house Of
ords
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ego. They regulate liver and bowels. ADV.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

~; EoI6ury, Mass was suffering from milan
tbaf Ia e"1 was examined by physician who found
ny symptoms were bearing down mains bsollae,s
ana sluggish liver. tried several kinds ~ Tao,
Vee55, men was asked to try Lydia r. Pnkhane
L,osoe55Die compound It has cured me and 4 az
pleased 70 be IN my usual good health bv usin 80 n
M ~ nlBny recommend it, Mrs B M Osl.Isstt
Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass a. O''OoD'
n PioSts Su want special advice write 20 lydia
fet aaih hediclue Co. (cOnfdenflaf1 y -
~ sfr, W. pc opened, read and answered bv = I
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
The Case Stated

There isn't a scrap OF evidence
about this fight"
Why. man, it was all scrap!"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
Testimony from OEIabom.

veoetaSie 5 W hen began TO take lydia pintba.
compound seemed TO be for of6ne
fr i ~ much OF the time and irregular Ttco y
ue cnuq was born and It did ~ atl
EeSstabie LINE never fail to recommend lydia Pi4b
70 alling because d.
w me- MIS- A. l. MoCAsLAND, Have St. Iawon ki 80 mucn
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

A little nonsense is always appre-
eiated by the man vino is not the tar.
get OF the joke.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
FeaHk for
sick Women
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.

To women who are suffering from some form Of
womans special Ills and have constant fear of breaking
down the three following letters ought to bring
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

No man ever respects a woman who
doesn't respect herself
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
GIVES GERMANY UNTIL
FEB. 5 TO ANSWER
No More Confidential CONVEX
Sations" BetW cen LANSING
and BernstOrff

Washington President Wilson has
given Germany until February to
state frankly to this government
whether it intends to disavow the at.
tack upon the Lusitania with the re-
sulting loss of 115 American lives.
1t is impossible TO state what the
President will do If the Kaiser fails
TO meeet the demands within the pre-
scribed time. he has decided upon a
course that will be final, but il is I'M
known to any except himself and Sec
rotary Lansing. and neither will dis
close the next move.
One thing is certain: there will be
no more confidential conversations"
between Secretary Lansing and Count
Won Bernstorff. Up TO the present
time these so-called confidential con-
versations" have resulted in some
thing akin to farce in the opinion OF
administration officials.
Mr.. Lansing appeared to be under
the impression that nrocrastination
was caused by political conditions in
Germany. His attention was called
to the fact that there was much feel
ing IN the Fatherland against the ad-
ministration and that an out-and-out
disavowal of the Lusitania case would
have a bad effect upon the German
people.
Tirpitz's Fine Italian Hand.
The administration finally came to
the conclusion that political condi-
lions in Germany were merely incl
dental TO the determination of the
Foreign Office to keep the Lusitania
case hanging in the balance until
Great Br1tain's intentions on the high
seas became known.
Germany would not bar future sub
marine warfare against passenger lin
ers until assured that Great Britain
intended to relax the food blockade or
that the United States would force
drastic action. The force OF Grand
Admiral Tirpitz has been reflected in
the entire situation.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
Home MedIoIne chest

Keep your medicines in one place,
out OF reach OF children. Be sure to
have Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh on
hand for emergency use. II should
take the FIRE out OF burns, heal cuts
remove soreness and be worth many
times over its cost. Adv.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
Demands Aareed Upon.

The scale committee announced
agreement on the scale 10 be submit
ted for bituminous workers. The de
mands agreed on are:
Straight 10 per cent increase
for all miners
Increase OF 20 per cent for all
day laborers.
All payments to be made on
the mine-run basis.
For the anthracite miners the
demands are:
Increase of 20 per cent for all
miners and day laborers.
Complete recognition OF the
union.
more simplifed method OF
adjusting grievances
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

Remorse and economy are always
faithful followers OF the races.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03
MINERS DECIDE TT -t.E WILL
BE NO SUSPENSION OF WORK
This Action Affects More Than 4oo, 900
Dlggers of Black Diamonds.

Indianapolis.-Dc Delegates represent.
ing 100000 union coal miners decided
by an overwhelming vote not TO sus-
pend work April l in case new wage
scale agreements with the miners
have not been made by that time
The vote was substantial proof that
the union miners desire industrial
peace. 1t was taken following many
brief speeches by miners representing
widely scattered districts in which
the nor suspension policy of President
White was unvaryingly indorsed
An aye and nay vote was first taken
but a division was demanded The
rising vote showed the non-suspension
policy winning by practically a unan.
lmous vote.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1916-02-03

I. conhdentiaD Lynn, Mass. = vour
'''" answered by a woman and held
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Shr be aaAe.

& perntunte. ~ 2 @ibotttr
riiOrt man nit etpas D3ebl lnO ipenia
gBoher tlar, fiigt etipas @eineIIia, /
Sti6 Butter, Sdl5 unb SsiI9briibe
oa3u unb lGBt bos @anSe iiber iyeusr
Bel itdnoisem Hiibren e6en auftohen.
Dor bem 4nri9tsn peroen einioe &as
perm borunter9emiI9t.
Stodf II 1 nit @rbIen. -
BiihIenerbien iperoen IN Butter nit
stipds Sal3 eripGrint, bic @rbsbriibe
5ur Suppe oerpenOet. audtia oetuGis
Iertsr Stodfif9 pirO in @oiier er=
parmt, bann, na9Oem Saut unb Ord
ten entfernt, in paTenoe Stiide aez
I9nitten, nit Sal3 uno pfeffer Be
ltreut un6 in 5ett ctipos dnaebruien.
Slid unD Grbien tperoen auIamnen
uuf elmer S9iiiiel onseri9tsi.
Stodfif9puObinQ.- - @ipu
3 pfunb Stodfi19 ldBt man Qut aus
lpGHern, IeBt i'm nit taltem @aIItr
aufs 6eusr, loBt i6n e6tu auffohen,
nimmt i'm aus Der grii6e lno befreit
i'm bon Sout unb @rdten. gaunmebr
treibt man ben Slid burd bic WIaz
lbine, permiIdt i'm nit eineeipeic6ter
Semmel o0er nit 9eriebener Semmel,
gibt 3erloIlene Butter uno Elm Isl oa8u,
aud SolJ, ipenn es notbio Iein Folte,
stpos in Geit geOiinltete 3iDiebel unD
gum S4luB 6os 5u S6nee geIfldgens
StpeiB Uian fiilt bic Wlafe in cine
beItridsne un6 6sItreiIte Jorm uub
to8t lie i'm Boherbobe cine quite
Stunoe. Salai olin 8artofTeln nit
rot6en 8iiben T9meden gut oa3u.
Girl d tells. SIT oas 5feiI9
au friI@, t6ut man gut, Is Elm bis
5ipei Toge in eine 0larindoe Su leaen
glnosrnfalls pirO es gepaI9sn gum
Ablaufeu 6ineelsot, entbdutst, geIpidt
unO in todenO beiBem 5ctt unter tlei=
Bigen 8eii9Opfen imOfen oneebraien
0ierauf pirb BON 3eit 81 3eit to6cne
oeS Naiier nddgegofen unb bos
6lercb oartn ipelcb9eihmort Jn Grs
mapgellng BON laurer SABINE miro
DtiIfir nit &ortoffelmebl in BaHtr
Oerribrt, nit @hig ons,Idiisrt uno
nit Dem 6leif9iaft gum geieuB pers
todt. gr muB Ouutsl sefdrbt Isiu
Melfb &arebit mitWie9G.
Wlon ldBt eineu @blofIsl Butter
l4mel5eu, fiiee Elm 0rittel SaRc 9lle
ober Bier 0d3u, unb lpenn ts beiB it,
, pfunb fein geiduittenen nmeriiani
ldlen Hdie, einsn tnoppen Ebt,ioHsI
ssnf I EbesIOfFsI is SoIs unb PET
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

itiimL einem 9ariier Sous entitom-
memo, uao ausgefii9rt in cremeiarbi.
gem SycrieD BON lebtem @eUidt.
Der 9od lit Inns imO peit, uno
idlieBt in Der Saile nit eillem bib.
i1en, nit Gnopien neroierten Sir.
tel Sac Sodet ge6t melt ii6er Die
Siiiten binab, iit iinten iebr ipeit,
nno idmol iiber Den Sdnltern. Cine
or2i 5ollbreitc 9lenoe BON oItroia
@CGsSeriep biloet uuten Die Gin.
foliing Der &rneen lit einfod, nit
Rcuers bon Der 9lrt Der Wedluicrfro,
gen Gin ooppeltes Sdnlter.@obe bon
rot6cu Sloiiuea lit ltnter oen 9ieDcrs
beieitigt im0 fdat in fpeihen @eaen
iiber oie S9nltern. 9lud Der Sut lit
BON ueiBem @ol. .SerieD, nit einfa.
deli 9orteitreiien oils @ornitur.
Inter Sen Eailor.Dlo0eaen lit ipie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

iallen0 lit bic silhouette in Der Eail.
leniiiie cher eng III nennen. Ddbreuo
Die 8ollonglerniel Sen Gfiett Der
S1ultcrbreite nod oeritGrfen. Ser.
norc lit Der Sfopier oieies Waooeas,
oas in lobiarbiger @oboroine ousge.
fii6rt lmO NIT in 3lpei sSorbcn getpiir.
felten ll3oterial enruirt lit. Ser 9tod,
DER eiuen iebr breiten @nrt ongeiett
it, idat IN breiteu SolfaIten Der.
nieoer, woourh Der @eite nod auae.
gc6cn miro. syn llebcreiniiinmlng
NIT Dem arogen haben oie 9[ermel
0oppelte Oioni9etteit Elm nertes lmo
iebr Invertebrates 0etoil Gin oi6t
am aopf orliegcuOcr, nit bod auf-
rcd)titebcnoer 9onoihIeiie garllirter
@li uerpoIlitdnOigt 0os 4oitiim.
Sii oeu neuen SriibiobrSmoOelIen
ipielt Safietiei0e pieoer cine iebr be-
Oeltenoe Role. GnhpcOer lit ons
&leiO ann5 in Goiiet ousgeiiibrt mo
NIT ehnas oblte1cnoem Dlaterial
garnirt, oocr eS iii cine 8oubmation
BON Serge uno Eofieta, lli5eritor6o.
rem &oiIe rn0 Snffcto ooer Sofietn
inns 9ltiaS. Sal beinabe allen SGllen
luo 8oH6iuatiouen iH@ribeiutng tire.
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fiibrter Stiderei perieGen oie Dem
St(eio ctmaS 9c6bafteres gibt.
9lcit imO iftereiialt, mo babel bon
rei5eno aItirdufiiber @irfiing lit 0as
IN inierer 3peiten Sylitiiration oar-
geitellte Olooea in idipar5er @ei0en-
f0sden Seioe. Ger &oletot, Der al
Direftotre Cffett oeniubnt, 1T bon
oreipiertcl Sdilae uno in Der Enillen.
fine ourc6 eiuen Sonmleteiirtel ein-
Qcbolten 3trei Rei6et Snumetbnno
limo 0eru Baletot iulteu alIiaeiteppt,
moOurb 2Gilge iuio 9reite oesiel6en
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lit meOer oliiielleno filr5, nod ie6r
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tot iino sic 6rciten gfebers uno Die
nit cinet Reibe BON 8ierfnopfen mls-
aciidtteteu 9Iermel 9aS 5n Dem SEQ.
ltiin gctragcne Motroieubiitheu, bon
mittlercr @irDBe 1T fIeioian1 uito eIes
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
pIus Sem Sasids OsrSSsOSs.

Der 6ebruar, i'm 9llgemeiuen Elm
rouber @eieIle, mar in Oieiem Sabre
beicnoers ungentiitblih Eel5 mo
anoere pintcrIihe Siillen erireuen
ii1 nod immer Der eroBten 9ertbs
ihdbimg. CaS 6inoert ieOoh nidt
6oron, oaB Den III GROCER 9ln5abl er.
idpincn0en, neuenSriI6io6rsnloOelleI
ooS le6)aiteiic s,ntereiie BON Seiten
lnieeet Srmlcu entgeeengebroht
miro Ile sOtoOe fiimmert iid) nidt
inn %nssrimgsoer6dlhiiie. 2ic WIo.
belle Der iercn Soiion iino foaig uno
Hodicu oeuaeludB ibr@rihcinen. limo
nit 9iiidiid)l aili Die fliinotii6eu Ser.
bdlhiiile in Oieienl Sonoe, lit oos audi
ridltig. @ir alle miiien aus @rio6-
runs, ipie idluen lmO obne llebergmlg
Der g9ebIel oft fomnt. g8dbreno mir
ms beltc, erlhmlern0, Oidt in 0elt
8el5 uertrieheu niiiien mir onrouf
gclaBt iein oaB morgen audi Die leidl
teile Niiae unertrGglid eridert. Ole
ucile 5rou iorgt oober bel 3eiteu fiir
nic paiisltoe lSrii6ingrsgaroerobe
Iie silhouette 0es moOii6en @iu.
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iabr erhaIteu 9hIr miro, in lleberein-
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SADIE nod aroBerer llmiang 9egeben,
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men Gjiirtel marfirt miro, idnt Ger
ShooB. Der teinespeas le6r long lit,
iu pe0igen 6olten iiber oie Siiite
Sin alicre SroueiL ocnen 0ieier Stil
3ii iupenolidl eriaeineu mag, qi6t es
iebr biibihe ldngere, mo meni1er pol.
lc Cadets. Rode meroen im 9tIIac.
meincn etipns Idnger getraacn, ooh
NiIt Der fur3e Siod nod fir our6ous
iuoOii1 elegant, iulO miro BON nngen
Didodjea iuO sSrouen benor5ugt
Ser Sellerfroeen imO oas fleine
G1ultel.Gapc liu0 9len6eiteii Die
iih, ibrer aIeioiamfeit rpegen 6alO
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merfeusmert6 lit, oaB oieielben uidt
mr on oem toilor.maoc aoitinn, ION.
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iii Grifeunna treten. Sir imlonfc
SigureH fins oieic SEragen 6cionoerS
Dorbelgoit, 0d tie Der Er10erin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
netbuno iInO 6liigeln oerooaitdnoig.
70 rio Ol1tsffo4t,tt,n

metbanO iuno 6Iiigeln oerooIitdnoig.
te ole 9luSitothiug.
Dem Eal8fIeio fir fIeiic @faO6en
miro bon Seiten Der @htIter5eidJner
groBe 9(uinIerIiumfeit entgegcnge.
broat. O6l9obl oie grobte 9Iu5abl
oieier aleiOer fir Oell aenaunten
3ped iebr 5art inO ouftig it, finocf
man gelegerItlib ood meI1e bon elm.
fadberer Nfndort. Sin Iolhes iuor
aitsgefiibrt in goIoenroo. .gltlas, nit
glei9farbigem @eorgette-Grepe, ii6er
einem 8oRou bon gltlas. sSunper
EailIe, nit @uimpe bon crenIefar6i.
GEM gtet erg0n5ten iih in bii6i6er
gSeile. " nuoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

bon ertremer ggeite lit fiir5 geug,
I'M Die boben @nopf4Stieielettel ie.
ben Su laiieH. 8iemIi9 Ioie 1T Oos
Sadet, oeiien 6iile ourf einen i6ma.
len nut rei6en Seioenquaiten aus
eeitotteten @iirtel einaebolten miro.
Ser 4rnaen, mit5nille.Seioe gornirt,
betont ben tieien9lrSihtitt nod mebr.
8noefnopfte NlaniAetten biloen Oen
SdlliB Der pollen 8iidofsdrmel Be
merfenspertb iino Die eroBen 9eiitel-
taI6en born.
9lnerliebit lit Der Sut bon eriinem
MaildnOer Strob, garnirt nit ola,
ceeIeOer
Sebr leidjte @eiucbe in g9oQ. SSericD
iin9 fiir p1rmere gSitterng norgeie-
ben. gI6geie9en BON Dem &onlfort, BEN
oieies IPuterioi perleibt, bat oosielbe
nod anOere @or5iige. @s fam an
trodenen uno oil feltd)ten Soger &c.
trogen mcrOen, unO 5erfnittert nid,t
9lus Oieiem @runoe lit ieine Bopula-
ritGt aeiibert, ndncttlicb fir Sport
trubt. llIere bierte SIllitrotion 3eigt
eiu ie9r anipredcnOes SerieD.Seo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

@abarOiue, nit oolem runogel6nit-
tenen Jod unO einem intereIlanteit
@iirtel'gIrraugcment Drei Reiben
@iEtranilng paren iulter Dem Sir
tel bon ioiIe cIaiiique ii6tbur. 0as
SSadet 1T cine eigent6iimlid)e aombi-
Hation 0or 8olero linO He0lngote.
@Ffeft. 0ie glermel lino Iang un0 enq
mIl9lieBenO, am Sonogelenf init orei
8eiben bon erauer Soutai66orte
Diele Borte gornirt ml6 oen 80.
lero-@ffeft oes SSodets. Sin irnge-
po9nli4 ieider Sut bon weiBent
W'aIldnoer Stro6, oornirt NIT Gam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

Sog on @opuIaritdt geipilnt, iii Sci.
oca Scriep, oas ioiuobl fir Sport.
ipie fiw Stranentra1t 3ur geripen.
Oun0 fonut. Gasielbe miro iebt in
elncn boDit nnlpredcnOen @eipebe
fabrijirt, ooS beinobe ipie Glt CT.
ideint.
Gs toumt ioipobl eiuiorbia lpic
in elmer 6or6en 3uidnnuenItel.'
hng. Gle eSurbeH poriiren bon lcb.
baitcn Soneii in @laii, GrinL @elb,
0rcngc, gIltroia bis 5ii 5arten Bditea.
Sdlnftirunaen Gin berporrogcn0
id)ides aoinim in emerald ariinenl
Seioeu ,SerieD oos fiIr5lin al eInem
nnaen WiGo6ea gcicben iuurOe, III IN
nniprer oritten 9lbbilouug neran.
idolais6t Der 9iod. poa. bod ni9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

edatlterbreite Herleiben Sn ncueren
tuIporiirien Dio0eIlen geben nit ole.
fen Srn1en peite, boiidbige Aermel
&oEo III 1ano sic iino ieood feincs
uegS obliaotoriid glib Der ihlmie
Qlernlel miro uicl, oDcr nod bduiiaer
in @erbinoung nit OieIan Aroaen gef
iebcn. geas oent logenatnteu gullons
plermel jeoob eie 0'lnit oieIer 6ron
en iimern oiiritc. III, OoB oerielbe I'M
Werein nit al0ern mooiihen Gctails
Iebr oltirdnfiib miro, ein gor5ug,
Der bent5liioac arose gnerfcnHmg
iiuoet
esn uniel,r trltcn glb6iloung leben
mir eht firSlidl inportirtes Wlooca
bisler glrt peranidloulibt, Pin oeu
&Aaateru unD an6uBlulAa melt aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Sin @emiitbsmenI6

9(ls Ser @iienbo6nBug in ole Sta.
tion eiuldnit, erIdeint an einem @oii.
peicnitcr Elm SiderSerr mo rllft oui.
9ercqt o9ier lit cine Dame in Obn.
madt oeioacn bat niemanO elnen
Sblud aognot SUIT Sono2~ Gin
biIisbereiter Sonriit reidt ibnl ieine
Seloilaihe. Ger eide ninmt iie,
iett iie al icinr 9ippen ino t1ut Ell.
nen tiiiDtieen Shlud oorons. Damn
9ibt er iic init oerbinolidem 91deIn
ocu ersioltnteu GigentbiiIner iuieoer
mo iogi, lid Sen SdmIrrbart mi
ihenO oDmite oiclnlnlsl Gos tbut
0ut. Nlir miro iidmIih ieoeSmol
ihIeht iUeri i'd ein obnmohtiees
@eib lep'l'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

Der ooS unger9dnglide Goitiiin bon
marircblaucm Serge, @aborniuc itn0
Qlobair Ucrtreten, imO Is ideint ais
Oh es bon Sraueil NIT fonierootoenI
@ciduad ber5lid belpiIlfoniuct mir.
oe Dies III iu5ueiIelbaft Den Ibotia.
DE 5l5uIdjreiben oaB ein &oItiin in
VlarincOIau, DormlsgeieBt, es lit ta-
0cllos georbeitet, 8li ieoer 8eit nors
ue6m mo onlprebeno ipirft, iino iiir
ole meiiten @elegenbeiten, 100 Stro.
Bcntrott eeior6ert miro, geeignet lit.
&eu (SarIihr an eiuem &leioc bon
Oieien 2Dp sui @eripenoimg fomnrt,
ioate oicie iorgialtig gelpdblt tuer0eu.
Sr unierer Letter Q(bbiIOttrs ipieoer.
peaeben IL eiu stleio IN HEarinebIauer