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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
SEATTLE Man IS
AMONG FEW|N
FRENCH LEGION
~ HENRY WOOD
United Press staff Correspondent
WIN the French Armies

United Press staff Corrcsponde nj
win the French Armies
WITH TIE FRENCH FOR.
EloN LEGION. France. Oct
t9.-(By malil-Eioht hundred
odd Americans enlisted In the
famous French Foreign Legion
In the early par, Of the war.
a Seattle lieutenant 10 one OF
the only four remaining OF the
first 100.
The legion. which Ia one OF
the finest fighting regiments
In France. has participated In
nearly all Of the big offersives
TO date. and many OF the Amer
lean volunteers were killed or
permanently wounded in these
actions.
Tho American contingent suffer
cd especially heavy during the biz
French offensive in Champagne
last September. where. the regi
ment. ms usual. covered itself with
glory
many become eNiators
Since then. fully 80 OF tho Amerl
can legionarios have been transfer.
red az their own request into the
Franco-Amerlcan Flying Corps
others have secured their discharge.
while quite recently the remaining
ones have manifested an ardent dc.
sire 10 get into the French regi.
ments. which the French govern
ment has finally permitted them TO
do
The legion at the present mo.
mept is defending one OF the more
QUIET sections OF the French front.
where the first line trenches run
Just In front OF one OF the most
beautiful and most historic cha.
teaus OF France. The chateau H.
self has been completely destroyed
by the Germans. but the grounds.
In which the legion Is encamped.
remain almost as beautiful as ever.
Having Quiet Race
The transfer of the legion into
this ideal spot for a few weeks OF
quiet trench fighting is In recon.
pense for the brilliant part played
by II I'm the early part Of the Som.
me offensive. where IL suffered
heavy losses
Almost the first man whom |
met In tho legion. after the officers.
was a 19-year-old boy of st. Louis.
Altho a member of the legion for
only the past nine months. he is
proudly wearing the muCh-coveted
of the Croix de Guerre.
which he won In brilliant bayo.
net charge on the Somme.
OF the original 100 American vol.
who sailed from New York
on the Rochambeau August 4, 1914.
Immediately following the decara-
tion Of war. only four remain.
These are n lieutenant OF Seattle.
who Is undergoing special treat
ment at Paris for bullet thru the
lungs; n sergeant OF New Orleans !,
"A private OF San Francisco and n
private OF New York.
In the legion's brilliant bayonet
charges on the Somme. three out
OF the four battalion commanders
we're Killed. the remaining one,
Commandant Weddell. an English
man, having been decorated with
the Legion of Honor for his BRAY.
cry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
LOSE A DIVISION

LONDON. Nov. 7. German
losses on the Rumanian frontier in
the JUL valley fighting have ex.
oeeded a division and a half. wire
less dispatches from Bucharest
stated today.
a German army division consists
OF about 10000 officers and men of
virtually all lighting classes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07

ton Of abandoning the city. but on
the contrary. Was preparing for a
fight. Despite this assurance. eN'
cry foreigner who can reach the
railroad Is coming 10 Juarez
From many sources United
States government officials have
obtained reports that Villas forces
number more than 1000 split into
many bands IN chihuahua state.
Official admission Of the evacua'
ton of Parral by Gen. llerras Car
rama command was contained In a
bulletin issued AZ chihuahua city In
which IL was stated that Herrera
was concentrating his troops near
Eacalon TO meet other generals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
Haywood 20 Come

W. n Haywood general ! ". W
secretary. with headquarters la
Chicago. IL expected to come to So
attic following the / " W con
ventlon In Chicago. November 10.
Frank =. Walsh. chairman OF the
Industrial relations committee
which investigated the Ludlow mas.
sacre. has been asked to investi.
gate the Everett, sltuation--not TO
act as counsel. local J. W. W. lead.
ers explained.
The following telegram was re.
ceived from Haywood by I. ". WIS
hero
Ny heartfelt sympathy goes out
10 tho members Of the Seattle local
in this tragic hour and to the fam.
lies OF the men who have given up
their lives In the cause OF free
speech. Cool judgment must gov.
ern the action OF members. Have
wired Walsh and I,eseur VIII Is
sue appeal at once
Habeas corpus proceedings did
not release Mrs. Lorna Mailer.
Mrs Edith Frenette and Mrs.
Joyce Peters from Jail late Mon
day Mrs Franette Prosecutor
Webb said. probably would be
with attempted murder.
She is alleged to have flourlshed a
gun when Sheriff; McRae was being
taken to a hospital. after the Sun.
day battle The habeas corpus pro-
ceedings were postponed until
b. Judge Dykeman
The call for funds has been is.
sued by the l. w. VS.. and collec-
lions are being sent here from Port
land and Tacoma. TO be used for the
legal procedure growing out OF the
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07

Your case IL no worse than were
the cases OF many who did Try this
remarkable treatment ana who have
since written ne letters buhhling
over with Joy ana thanktulucHH.
Test IL at our expense by mailing
tho below coupon, or get Doc box
from your druggist now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
Hear wild Rumors

Everett people have been on
edge since Sunday. and Wild ru'
mora that the 4 ". VS. are com
ms" have been circulated there req.
ularly.
Some have advocated a regular
organization OF armed citizens.
equipped and trained. 10 meet the
strike expected 20 follow Sundays
battle. but which has not dcvel-
opcd.
At the Inquest investigation in
Everett. Capt X l. Forbes and
Engineer Ira Hosie. OF the steam.
or Edison. which was tied TO the
dock. and who Witnessed the battle.
testified tho first threyahots came
from the |. W. WI Two other
Witnesses gave the same Testimony.
Ford Winkiey testified he believed
the first shots came from the
wharf lie said his position did not
command a view o, the bow OF the
boat or OF Sheriff McRAe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
TORPEDO BOAT SINKS
SUB; THEN IT SINKS

ROME. Nov An Austrian sub
marine that attacked troopladen
Italian transport was sunk IN an
engagement with a torpedo boat
escort to the transport. the admi-
rally announced today. The tor
pedo boat was so badly damaged
II sank later.
The transport escaped damage.
Most OF the torpedo boats crew
were saved and the crew OF the
submarine taken prisoners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
TACOMA TO HAVE
DRY ELECTION DAY

TACOMA. Nov. THE weather.
man. who has been pronounced
wet for several days. switched his
stand during the night and opened
on election day as a dry He says
Tacoma IS going 20 enjoy a gen.
orally fair" opportunity to vote
The early balloting. consequent.
~. was heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
What Does 1t Mean?
Hughes Casts Vote
No. IS in New York


NEW YORK. Nov. RE
publican Candidate chaa e.
Hughes voted ballot No. - at
1903 this morning In the Vie.
toris laundry voting booth on
Eighth ave. between 4Ath and
45th eta. He arose at 5:S5,
took an hour 20 dress and left
the Astor hotel with Carl D.
Sheppard. his publicity agent.
and two detectives about $50.
The little party went al a brisk
walk on sbth st and around the
corner To the little laundry room
which was hidden behind garish
canvas signs that tell the world In
two. foot letters that Any Gown
Can Be Dry Cleaned For $3.50.
the price being printed in glazing
crimson
IIe voted the straight republican
ticket. Tho sun had not come out
strong rs Hughes stepped from the
booth. and the room looked mighty
dingy. II was hardly big enough
for a man TO change his mind In
but this did not stop n dozen cam
era and movie men from jamming
in. Tho governor saw
he was outnumbered. 20 he stood
smiling and choking AS click aft
or click OF cameras was heard
thru the gaseous hare produced by
the flAshlight explosions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07

PORTLAND. Nov. ELECTION
day dawned cold and cloudy I'm
Portland. Threatening weather
was reported thruout oregon. Ear.
ly indications were that a heavy
vote would be cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE I
JURY FIXES BLAME
FOR |. w. W. DEATHS

again Wednesday TO take steps to
settle the single wcayers strike.
which was at the bottom OF the
trouble between I. ". VS. and Law
officers. Federal Mediator VIII.
lam Blackman. State Labor Com.
missioner Younger and President
Marsh. OF the State Federation OF
Labor. attended the meeting
There are stlil 2Ss prisoners. In.
GLIDING three women. In iail here
The I W VS. probably will be
kept In jail until time for trial.
Prosecuting Attorney Webb OF Nv.
erett announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
YANKEES FLEE
FROM MEXICO

FL PASO Nov. Only four Americans remain
in chihuahua City today. From every part of the state
Americans and other foreigners are fockng to the boz
der panic-Srcken by the atrocities of the NiSta ban
dts The entire portion of Chihuahua state, west and
south OF the capital is dominated and overrun by Villa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-07
Get Rid of
Piles at Home
Thousands Report Relief and Cures
Through the Use Of Pyramid
Pile Treatment Within
Their Own Homes

II you suffer from piles, you are
doing yourself q grave injustice "V-
cry day you put Off testing the fam
Gus Pyramid Pile Treatment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
gSaS Die Deutl6en 0aber, balteu lie.
osnliil@e al"oritfe in o'isa=ccoenS apsei@lase".


Scrlu 81. Sannnr Din SOnOon Die Srau5ocn 6obcu uic
bcrbc %crindc gnud OaS Bucn tad ben Ocudcn
Srnppcu Der NGGe Nemplc cutrcnc SCrrNu micSer n
obcrn ue lire ngrc citcrtcu Oem SSuuO Der Geu
idcn Oic egrei6 uac scwOnncncn Stcnungcn beBaupn.
Sieie SunO brngt amtde Seridt Der fene GHdmtug
Oeutdcn obten 0etuug craen mnr0c no um OultGn-
6igcn Sn6ult nGd OgeuOcrmafen lanet;
8cilider ArtegSfdamplat
ncc ShnBeugrGben in O cgnO NcuOilc
9an ur m6rcrr darr Ausrc Der 6ruuUu bcbauptcu
ecmuRt
Die 3o Der in cdtcu nOrOWcld Ocm 9Orie Sa SU
lie gemodn 0enngcnen lit 3lS scIcen nuS uncre
gcntr 1T anf eli Waldincngeuc6rc nngewndicu.
Die Sran5Ou Oudtcn me6rere ebrradnHss Auerii
bic &oFOneu hSd bUu Der Somme bic 2S o. Ms BON ben
Iheiidcn 9iCgimeutcru cHgenummen mOr0eu mOreu
9ns tribe @cer 6Ot ulsc sc6Gbt buk bic Spcraouen
wenie Se6bafhefct nu6licken.
GcfIider &rfegsiAaMplak.
NcGrcrc gngric Der 9Hin ben 6cOu in @ismOn wet
lid &su uS inter unm wriomsu SuOutCre nuO ycric
6euer 5Wiammensebrudeu.
&alfnn. &ricgSldanplat.
gnf Der 8alfanSrpH bat bic alscmenc 5Gdaec H iueIcuta
lidc ScrdnSCrung ac5ti8t4
2liGts 2leues fdgt 2Sen
Sic II, Oia SUnOun, 81 aunar Der Dicrrcidd nagaridc
Gcncraln crlcE gbcnO cine amc WBeinug meldc Og
lid Die meuiscn nOdibenOcn 6urr cntbicl
gnf Gricssidamptc Ga6n Td Grcgni cu6nenS
wCrtbcr ScSentnng 5ngerageu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

g}ocbt gomben nuf 8nriS lnorf pobei
ilber 60 8erlonen getoOtet oOcr Der
munoet muroen Der critic glero-
plan, melher oos 0eutlde &uftidift
onariif wor cine @loiAinc, BON ci.
ncmScrgeauten geiiibrt, Der ~ 5iems
lid5er Sobc Acknowledgement tbot. Gr
perfolgte oen Zeppelin nit 3dbig
felt, iogt Der 9eridt; Oo er ober
ieine @tunition bolo peridoiien battc,
muBtc er oie &eerfoIgrng aufgcben.
Ginc bon 8pei N}oihincn melbc
nit cincr Gononc bclpoffnct iporclL
fonltcn o6cr i'll oicicm Wfomcrt bod
gcuug tonmem I'M Elm intcnlipes
5euer ouf Den Zeppelin 81 rihtelL
mcl1cr pobridciulih getroffen aber
nidt i6iucr beihooiet puroe.
Dann nurOe Oos Suiticbiii BON cis
mem llntcrIiciitcnomt ougc9riffcn, nIS
g III meitlihcr Hihtung iibcr oic
Goritdotc fIpg. Gr ndbcrtc lid big
ouf SO oocr 100 YarOs uno griit
bolo pm obcn. bnlo pon unten uno
balO Don Der Scitc an I'M oeu 6euer
scr W1oihiueuecihiibe oes 3eppelins
5u cutgeben Der aalupi oouerte
SO W3inltten, p6brcno ociien pcioe
5citen ltorfcn Sebroud) bon iDren
9Ruibincugcpcbrcn modtcn, ShlicB-
lid puroe Die W}olbine oes 9leros
plans ouBer 6unftion geieet mo Der
llntcrlicutenolt gum A0IIee ae5lol'il-
gen.
@os sic 9ritcn mciOeit.
Sonopn 81. Sannor. Gus
britiifs glrnicc'Nuuptqllnrtier bat
beiite 9lbcno oie uabltcbcnoe oIli5lellc
9cfonutmadiug ausgegehen;
.05citern 9laht ornu9 cine britilde
9lbtbcihma in oic Oeitiden Shilteli'
ardben cntlang Der acrmcl sSpt:
ldnctc SonoitraBc Gin. Gin @eTebt
cutipam iih, in meldcn per 0elno
ehua 40 Wlant uerIor. SSir lraHten
orei @eiangenc unO 5erltortci 5wel
feinoIide NaiHinen9epebrc.
sym 2auic Oes IagcS mar Die slrs
tiaerie icbr attn IN DER lhngebnng
Don ,Sricourt, norolih pon Coos lmo
n0r0Iid pon @ulpero5en"
Der fran55iiibc SSa adm it.
toSbcricbt.
EoriS, 81. SSanuur. GaS
iron3oiiihc ariegsbureau Bat Delitt
9lac6nlitton 0cn nahiicbcnocu Oft
3iclcn @cricbt ibcr oc Gnhuidlm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
lli6t trnfrlIdrr.
9as SanS Der Der.
Staaten.
Gin syuMfen Oes 0SrIts
bran0es mag es im
SranS ieben.

~ crflart ASraiiOeut ggiliOu in lei,
ncr SicOc in Wlilluuufce. W Scr.
iuciit uuf bic Cjcta0rcu, peIdcn
Oic smcritaniidc 9lcgiernus irl6it
bci'nt bcitcn SSiIlcn uidvt aus benz
sScgc scbcu fam. gScuSet iidj
sescn Oic glcSicliscu uuS 3iuic.
tradltidrnOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
Jlit 5tpprlins.
&cacr Mngriff anf
GnglanO.
cSu grDRrm NlsaBItabc
mnterttDntImen.

5cds oocr iicbcn oellticbe 2uiti@iiic
nc6ncu an Gem llcbcrfoa S0cil.
Dic oitlihcn norO0itIi@cn
mO Nlittcllono.stoaten onoc
orificu. Cine GroBc sln5obl
@pmbcn Dcra6scporfcn Sod
ii6ts @cnoucs iibcr ocn llmfong
0cS sUuocns bcfonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

gen auf scr meitIihcn Srout befanut
oegeben:
o9ior0li9 BON 9lrros imternn6m
ser 6eino gcitcru 9ia9t 5lpci gtn.
ariiie nit Sano5rauatcn IiicSitlirb
pom 2iigel i4O, oie abcr beiOc fcbl,
idlugeu.
SIN Champagne Diitrift BAT in.
ierc 9lrtiaeric oie oelti1en S1iiben.
grdben uoroIi1 bon &rosueS bonn.
bor0irt. g9ir fonntcn Grploiionen
an bier pcridieOenen Enftcn Der
GSront Ocs 5cinocs becbadtcn.
SSn ocn 9lr9onrcn babcn iid mi.
nen-0pcrotiouen bci Sautc G6eDau,
dee abeeipieIt. gSir erpioerten bic
@rpIoiion elmer fein0lihen Wline nit
MiuerrSperationen Ole ciuc inter.
irOiihe @naeric ocs 6einoes 5erilor.
ten.
9Iui Dem @eit ocr 5ront oob Is
gIrtillerie.Q(ttioneu nit llnter6rch,
lmgcn.
Ole &Gmpfc i'm aaufains.
@oris 81. SauiIdr. Sn ben
oipIomotiiHen Sereiien bon Slt6en lit
0ic 9}ahridt aueeIonet, OoB Die 0ini.
len onse6lih ocn Giirfen i'm anlito.
ins einc ncuc 9teocrlagc 6cigcbradt
bobcn.
Der Correspondent iuieocrboIt Ocll
@erid]t. ooB oic @uiien @r5erim lnt.
5inocIt 6obrn. 2ie tiirfii6en 9Lnto.
ritGtcn mO sic goufiers nit oru
9oiifgclocrn bo6eu dnge6Iih oie
Stoot i'm lcttcn 9lomert pcrlaiien.
init fuappcr 9iotb ocr (Scinngcnnu1'
me ourh sic Soiiafen clitgcbeuo.
Scr Correspondent fiiat bin5ib odB
Oie Giirfpr III dlcr Sdlt oic 5t1ote
gluoora mo SipoS, oic Sonptit1otc
Der elcic6uomioeil GiIopcts, befciti.
gen. 0ieieIbcn liegen 215 beSiu. l25
l0icilcn oitlib bon Gonitantinopel.
" ptilene 9 9oiis'fron8oii.
den 5luggcihwu
oers.
GoriS, 81. Somar. Cine &c,
peide ans qlt6en an Die @aoos.glgcl.
tur, bonn Sonntog ootirt, iagt, Dab
ouf Der Suiel 9lptilcne Deitere iran.
5oliide Iruppcn eelanoet neroel
luic eben einsetroifene 8erintc init.
i6ciIcn. Cine 6lottiae bon qlcropla.
men maht toolihc 9iecoanoscirunas
ilii0c nah Scr &iiite &IcinolicnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
&uiicn in &criicu i'm
iGlinlmcr SoBc.

. crlin. 81 Sanlar. (llcbericc.
g}udridtan 9lacnhr.) Cic rlliiiic6c
Setting ~9iBbcuipu &eoouoSoo~
ueroiicntlidt @eridtc Gus Cebcron
wcldc beiq0cn Oab bic Gage Der 9hll.
zen IN Ncriicn INNER idlinrmcr
miro.
1ieic ScriAtc 6ciiaiiorn Sic @r.
florme OoB Scr 0'cucralaolrcruulr
pon Sirriitan 1onion.cl 5iItane6,
li4 Den Seinoeu 9hlBlonOs anoc
l3lolicn mo cinc iiorfc 9Irnec ali.
1cbrodt 6ot, iucIdc Scn Eiirfcn aur
@c1ilguug 9citelt lycrOcu miro.
ltalicno Nlonn iino bon 9uriiton
miA aernanibab liitrift ongclonot
imo babcn iid nit 0en Eurfcn Ser
ciniot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

Selaien m0 Oen bon sen Gelttidlen
bcicstcn iran5oiiiAcn Icportcments
~ @'omcr l3l 5roucil uno rs
Sanocr 9etootrt uno 1882 Momcr,
200 6rouen rmO iOS amocr
louinltliH beI8iiher ooer frans0fildlcr
9'oiionnlitdt pcuuuuOct rilrOen.
us = pton criGoIicn.
gIsG@F eTsp t,@ a q MA g.s,,s si.sssySsa
y gmltcroom 3l. ,Sanilar. uin
Sonoon EouI 9olis Nlcrtcas bon
Sler nobc 9lntmcrpclG lit am %.
Saiuar no@ ieiner Rro5eiiiring
ourd cin aricgSgcri9t in Soiiclt,
@clgicr oIS Spiou cridoiien lpor.
oen.
Cieic giadrit6t brnot cine Orpe.
INe aus Dioaiiribt an ben 0Eclc-
graoi".
Ter itoticnii6e 9crtdt.
m~ ~asss~
u omJ pia 0onoor, 81 Houuor
Gas noditebcnoe oiiiiicac Som.
muniqne mllroc beutc pcu italieni.
ldcr @cneralitab hcianit qelnaAt,
hEin So1orino G1aIc. r6rolid) BON
O'ori bubgi iic0 Ileiucrc Gieicdte a6.
aeipielt
Gntlona Ger Glonio.5ront ga6 es
glriiQcric 0ucllc uon ouBerNcm06n-
Iibcr Se6Daitigtcit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

(jSOrtieennO iie0c 2 SeItc,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

%crlin 3l &dmlar. (llebericcs
sRodrihtcn ssgeutiir.) 9hii Ntumo
obioIlt 3u1rrldiiigcr Sniormotion
miro bcri@tgt ooB iud5reno scr ato.
nate September DIS Gc5cmbcr 1918
ourd Die icin0Ghc 9rtilcric lmo 0ic
Vom6en Der ieiuolihcn 6Icacr IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01

iric6ts @cnoucS iibcr ocn llmfong
0cS Sboocns bcfonnt.
gOnoon I. 6c6rnar. Sin
ans icdJs OOcr iieben 3eppelincu be-
Itr6rnOeS @NitgeIdpunoer bat in Der
lcbten NadJt bic 6itIiden, nOrO6itli-
dlcu nnS NiittclIanS Srafidaftcu
SnslunOs amgcgriffen.
0icic Offi5ielle SlnfiinOienng mitr-
&c 0ente bon Dem 9riegSbnrean &c
mndlt.
Sine 9ln5a6l pOn Yum6cn mnrOen
lerubeeiuurfrn, abcr bisber iinO uOdl
fcinc Seridtc MN grDhercm SduSen
cineesangeu.
Ginc @crgcltltn9s 90 g.
nnb bmc.
@crIim 81. Somlor (uiu Con
Oom. 0ic 3cppelin.glnGrifie, Die
Soniitoe im0 Sountng 9lo6t allf oic
fron5olldc Naiptitoot unternonls
men muroen oeiAobeu ais Gcr0cl-
tlngSmuBnobme gcgen Oen iron6oli.
i6en 2uftongriff ouf 6rci6urg, wic
OoS glrmecbouptqinrticr beute nn-
fiinoiotc. Die @rflGrlmg iogt
oglIs Gcrgclhngs. .MdBno6me &c.
gen oic 9ombor0irmg Der oifenen
Sto6t 6rciblrg fpcl6c ouBerbalb
Ocs Gperotiousfclocs oelcgcn lit, bo.
ben iuIcrc 2uftlNiffc tudbrcno ocr
Icbten bcocn 9}dhtc oic bcfcItigto
Stoot @nris ungegriffcn unO 5wor
nit 5ifrieoeniteuenoen 9leiultotcn.
Ger Iebte 3cppcIin an.
griff ouf &orts.
y rig, 81. Somor. Der 3cp.
pclim ipcINcr eeitcrn 9iotbt iibcr sic
ltugc6itno bon @oris oo6infloo, IicB
mebrerc 9om6en follcn ober lic bot.
ten feline ioI6e tootlibe S8irflno lpie
oic om Souitog o6geworfencn. Dos
oultIi6e @rcBburcou mobt beute
5olgenOeS befonnt.
aGin oeltiAer Scnf6oaon fam in
Der 9tidtlng ouf 4oriS qefloQcn, no
CT balO nod 10 lbr onfont. 81
iulroe bon lnicrcn Spc3iol6ottericu
beidOiien unO bon unicren 9leropIu.
nen ongegriffen; ebc er in norolicber
&i&timg 5nriidilos, mari CT ciniqc
9ombcn mcIdc noh ocn bis6criecn
NicIOrngcn fcincn Sdooct onacrib.
tct 9obcn@
Sertretcr 0es yW}otin" mcIde sic
Scene ocs lleberioIleS bciu6t bo6en
iogclJ Dob bic 8ombcn fcircn Sdo.
ocn onrihtctcn. Grci ocricIbcn fic
len oiii cinen 9lbloocplos fir W2nn
itno orri onOerc auf Elm 8cIO. Sin
GoIi5ci Snipcftor fab Oic Orci, ipcl6e
oitf Gin 5elo fielen. sic morcn mht
tief III ben Goocn cingclunfcn. Sic
lpnrcl nit elmer boumpoa16nligbea
Subitun5 im6iat, welde lid, clt5iin.
0ete. Der &nipettor erfl1rte, es ieien
9ranobomben.
% oos @cttcr trii6 mar, mor
bonn Zeppelin ipchig 3u lebcn.
Der uWlotiu@ iogt, ooB a. bon oenl
Boitmciiter cines ocr Grte, ii6cr Den
Der 8eppelin flog geb0rt babe Oof
cine 9ln5dbl 9ombcn ouf cinmal fol'
len geloileu muroen. Wlan bot oo.
roitS aeidloiicn, OoB ole 0eutid)en,
nIs tie iih bcorobt iobcn bcihloiicil
oae ibrc gombcn duf cinuial fallcn
5u loiicn
Die Gcniorcn gcitnttetcn ulsludr.
tigen Gorreiponocnten ale @in8el'
Better oic iie erbolten fonnten 5ll
telcarop0ircn, obcr oie @ariicr Nlor.
gei5cihmgen boben pielc lccrc Stel-
lcl
Die iroh5oiiicbc &reiic pcrIoug.
cinltunnuo S9ieoeruerseItm9s .WSoB.
uobmen fir oic 8eppelin.ltcbcri6llC
oui @driS uno ocrlon9t oucb gr0Be.
reu unO mirtImneren SduB ieitens
Der uSiiit.Sertbeioisung".
Stint fron50iilhc Nero
plune DcrfoIgten
ocn 3cppeIin.
&uriS 81. Somim Stint
iran56iiiCbe 9leroplonc botten ipiI
cine eben ousgegebene beborolidl
Wlclouno idat ocn ScppeIin onac
griiiclL lpclhcr in Scr SoniIto9S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-01
9lu Sic 0umcn.

Die eiu5lat emue IN Der e,nbt.
unfete gidbsNanen icbi oiIen Sunpe 81.
meL pclde Die Aleioecinnhcrflluii mad ben
neneien Dletbeoea crIernen ponen, itnnen
Nlnllcn crreidcn lln.grrihi Wiorpens. giom'
mliiaes rilo Nhcnos. Neonefne Shinoen Sin
MnNe heoouene arbelicn ionncn pdbrcno oes
untcrrlmts loti9clebt mcrocu @riinhlibr
unlerrihi IN @nipilri bon miniiern ertbelt
Adberc Nuefnnlt fhrifilib obtr miinbIid Del
Trl 0ubcrc, Nr. u02. gecltGnratoaa. .@traEe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-20

AZ The Colonial.

Mary Miles Minter, who stars in
Emmy of Stork's Nest" five-part
picturization of the novel of the san .
name by j. Breckenridge Ellis. is one
Of the youngest stellar actresses in
motion pictures. After appearing in
child roles in a number of important
productions upon the stage, she was
selected by William and Dustin Far
mum 70 appear in their sketch 1.-THE
Littlest Rebel" and continued in the
titulsr role when this most successful
stage reduction was enlarged to play
size. At the present time she is not
quite sixteen years old. Her work in
notion pictures, while brief, has been
remarkably popular, her first screen
production W tn the Metro Pictures
Corporation being Always in the
Way" She has q winsome personal
ity that hrmly radiates from the
screen and captures the hearts of her
audiences from the moment of her en-
trance
Lmmy of Stork's Nest, T" in which
she has been selected for stellar hon
ors, offers an unusual yehicie for the
howerlike loneliness of little Miss
Minter. This is fine picture. see it
at the Colonial tonight.
Pathe Weekly also tonight. Tomor-
row matinee and night. Geraldine
Farrar, in magnificent production OF
Carmen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-20
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
WINS OVER CONTRACT TIME.
The Oklahoma Does Better Than
Nevada in Standardization Test.

Off Rockland coast, Me, speed of
PLAT knots was reached by the super
dreadnaugbt Oklahoma in a trial of
her Standardization runs off Owl 5
Head, Saturday, exceeding the best
record of her rival, the Nevada, the
only other ship of her type, by little
less than half knot. The Nevada s
high speed for a single mile was 81 04
knots
The comparison between the two
vessels was more favorable 20 the Ne
vada in the average of FIVE high speed
rms. the Nevada's average being 90
90, while the 0kIahoma's fell slightly
short of 20.S0. As this average was
three. tenths of knot better than was
called for in the contract. the builders
and naval trial board regarded her
showing as satisfactory.
Special interest attached TO the
performance of the Oklahoma, as COM
pared with that of the Nevada, be-
cause the latter is driven by turbines,
while the Oklahoma has reciprocating
engines. 1t was announced that the
maximum horsepower devel, ped was
about %. 900 and that during tre Okla
homa's fastest mile the propellers
turned l26 times minute, indicating
that her contract speed would be made
on 124 turns a minute.