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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

gIm % September seetDiG u. Sihg, yir.
1881, iDrileglOcntc, % Sabre ult
glnt a. sepicmber SoDn y. 9icntiner, llni'
oerudie,pppial, bl Sabre ali ~
PIN s., September SDunoe &iricg, yir 1915
Scrberi 1iraBe 80 sabre alt
gIm 20. Sepiemocr eccrgc 8rGbunas, y'r.
Gag; @9aTurc slrabe, AS sabre aIi, ,...
APARTMENTS, 80 Sabre oil.
PIN 80. Sepiember Ngunn Chapel, SSraeis
ill6cs soopial, 3S Sabre oi.
gIni 20. September S1umaS Gcuf, oyiiile
in' s 81 g lgs Spe5cr SH95 csTaaad aq9sS az aswarss w.
1902, -SernQiOils iydBe, 40 Sabre 0li
glm 2S September Wlabnln &. 0mmerid,
VII. 1881, 2Scli Vombdro SlraBe, % Sabre ai.
glu 20. Sepicnber 6garlcS @rccuuaIo,
Sobns Sopiins. Soipital A Sabre ol
glnl 2S. Scpiember Suru WiGbion, Ssraeis
iltca Nolplidl j2 Scprc ait
glm 30. Sepicnlbcr Sbcreid G, Wiaui, Gin
oclt NM Gpntnceu gOelWeS, 80 Nd1te oil.
Vim 90 Scpicnbcr Wi6d1ctb ". Wiaun, III.
1904, NpuiH5 zirQBe, ~ Sabre alt
YIN I. Giiobcr NcnIariE NierlH, gir. 2L
gtOro0 0nreD sirOne. i3 SHhrc alt
Anl p. 5eplclnber satnb WiertenbannL W'er'
cOtSopiial AZ SdDrc ali
glnl 20 Gcpicnlber NDGrleo s.. &c0sion, Jlr,
2i07 Sunopni iraDc, 83 sabre aIi
PM 2S. September Mcper &imce, 5SrneIiii'
bcs Splpidl, Al Sabre Gilt
glm 2s scpicm6cr MaD Nasa, III 945,
Niorb 9urbanl sirabe, l5 Sabre alt
Vim 90 September Nlnnu 9iaHb, p6Dur6
SOme uno ,SElirmnrO", i6 Sabre ait
VIM 2s sepleaOer @iaroaret q gli@aroIcn,
Jir 2026, Jtoro SulicH ylDenuc. 7S Sabre at,
glm 29 ScpcnIber 6rnui Seatoa, WldrDlano
@u9emcinc Qopidl, 81 sabre ali.
glm 2S Sepiembcr 0crtie SbalDuih, yir.
1866, H0r0s@rcier Sir1ne, A Sabre at.
glul 2S. September 9iulnnb SBermnn, Ct.
SoicpD'e 9opidl rs Sabre alt
elnl %. Sepicmbcr @iargGret SLIDER III.
glnI 20 september glDcrtn SDicrc, Jr los,
Moro ySQlbtngon 1r0Bc ~ sabre all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
gL6rr Oic gqcltprSnnnn luirO cinc anOerc icin.

9ei ser Qciprcduq Scr S5ruQc ,,gladj Dem 8ricgc
moS2" oc am Sonntug Nodmittoo IN Der oWhlit
9lfooemc" itottiduO iagte Der beledc Senator @enr
"a Sontuinc, pcnl bic Scr Stouten oardu Gus lccH
hen @cltDonOcl SIT crobcrn ooif wlrOcn tie balo IN
cincn &rieo bcrpidclt icin Der begiidc Stootsmonn
iogt nic6t, gcgcu lpen mir 81 t0mpIen bobcn wroen
Gas iii old aur nidt nobpenOia. IS aiebt nur cn
&auo. enc gotion o Der gSelt, oic fir lid ocn Sclt
bQnocl III g(niprud ninut lul0 e0es onOerc Saro nit
Sirea iber3icbt, onS ib I'M eincH groBcrcn NntDeu
All 0iccn &oli0el bcpirbt Gas 2on0 lit England
Sic Station 1T bic cnqliidc 9lodocm Tie Sponien'S
1yronfrcids SolonOS groBen @clt6anoel inn Sorte
Der sSobrbnnoertc NIT Soiieugcwolt Dcrndtet no iI1
mmrt M0cinbcrriher ibcr oic &anoelS gSuilcrIroBen
nod 9nttc, lab tic nit mohlcioenl WfiRbebageiL
irnrln6er uno idlieBlidcn ylco wo SoB oHl ooS
nae ocutdc 9cih, has iih DermoB ben britildcn
6ncru ibcrau olf oen g9eltmorft Gonfurrcn5 81
ader ltlO ais sic ShuiOe nidt meGr fern por, ponn
h Oeltide Nuiocl 0cn britiIden iberflii1clt Dobcu
iroc 5ritt GngIol0 gum @emaltaft. GS 1T ibm
: ,nn aud qcllnqcu oen octtidcn gSetban0e poribcr
eben0 poaitGn0iQ ali pcrnid)ten S6 oie &ernihtun0
# ne 0uncrnoe iein miro mnB sic 3ltfun Iebrcn uobr
#beuidj i'll oic oolicuoe &crnidhma ndlt. gSem cS
MsnQlon0 nitt gclingt, Dos oeutdc 3ieih ols Wtor
Mmo Slottcnmadi D6lig nieoer5rinact miro Scr SSic
#cranibalt oeS 0ctiden g9cltbon0elS nod1 Dem 6rie
AensdluB dlne0 Dor dD gcben llnO oicicr ic6r webr
lcind cintrccn0e lnitoH0 lit cs gero0c ocr cincll
#cuell oroBel &rcq aus NouoesueiO lnmobrlhenidj
#nud)t ,,i riibcren 3eiten gclang cS GnglanO, cnc
pSouoels 9inolcn o0lig neocr5urngm Gicsmal miro
nos oiicnbor uidI Der Sal cin im0 neben 0cn oen
miro Gin neiler mddtigcr Gonfurrcnt oo iein Sn Dem
ncuen iricoldcn 9tngeu aui 0en @eltmorft mcroen
0ic Ser, Stootcn cine gr6Bcrc 9tonc ipelclt als e
bprocm act6on boben 0ic Ser Stootcn wcrOcn ibre
cQcncn Shie bnbcn iln0 iie peroen Oitr6 egcne
8mcinbontcu III relnOei Sdnocrn i6rc 3non5 SronS
oitioucn nit ibren oilsdnoden ainocn ielbi Ieten
Erdocut gSiou iaatc IN circr Sieoe sic cr bier Dor
mcGreren Eogen in 0cr oSDrc Sole~ bielt icbr rid
fla. on &crnono iicbe Dos amerfnniihc Golf feinem
onocren &oltc nad lm0 es merOe oieen &crituno on
ipcu0cn iun 0ci 6m suiommciOcn gIntbei( on gSct-
bau0cl at crpbcrn gScnn nm GnglonO in 3utimTt
nil 3ruc mddltiqcu Gonfilrrentcn ou Dem @eltmarft
rinqcn miB. miro cs nidt ucbr 81 @epatoftcn idrei.
len f0nnc oltSaenomnien, eS Derbinoet id nit einenl
ner hcOcn Mipoicu geocn Den aaOercn GoS obcr 1T
nidt lcidi gci6cGcr g9coer sic Scr Stootcn nod
6oa Ocuiidc @cih f0nncu GortbeiI fiir lid in cncm
.@iuoniB nit Gnglon0 icben Der belaiide StoatS.
Aulonu, Scr nns ln0hid propbe5eit menn mir uns an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Slnf bic ncnc gtmsIainns Ocs Serru gSOoorOu 9S
ion iiber uiinoDoc 9ilrgcr" crpoerte Der ird).ome
runiidc Didter @etcr @oloen in elmer &eOc in gtelu
9)orf ole CT am 5onntoq 9(benO beIt o2(uf alcl ole
rifoniidcu S6ladjticOern crbebcu G 0ie Stimmen
Der geiolcnen iriden &crbonntcu Der geuuenel oet
2on0e trculos icn prOcn uno ic trogcn uns olf
Dem @lonh Der oicic &erOd6tigumg ousiprdt, mie
bod and immcr ieiu &ong lei mo mic nieorig lmo
rerdhtlid aud INNER feline @cpcggrinoc iein mo9e1
8u cntGegcu, mcr iogt Dab mir ni@t Ioval limo Der
liigt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
Nna llnlcrIccInn0rIaIdliii ..0lrrn

mcn" miro nod tno nn6 ciu cbcnlo
iogenummobenes Sdiff pie Der
p6liegenoe @olGnoer~. 0as neilcitc
@erii6t DciB BON 5mei ic6on gcfoper-
ten Bremen" unO cincr orittcn bic
jctt irgenowo ouf ocmO6eon i6winl.
men ion, 6n er1dhIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
erdls @'cuaie eieeuS.


SalDDHs
Gamc Aorcie 9earo:
Sur. Sarr6. D. 30 Il oiaee ~
lircaleg. 9lbrubdm. 1000 gSsgeringioH. ctr. rs
@uojnnsii gnam, 1928 Ganionsgluc ...... 2
ghoiiid2 WiNdel iG2B Nicoenrn CIR s.,..i9
&ops, 1PiO1el. t@0 SsBaterion Fnrl9lnc I
polmce, 0diiie. 72l Gs9roaoiuan ........ 9
3uanoosti, Ioolpb i3 S.s@reen CIR ......22
Mglilolo., Niqqonlenq, PIP e. .@reene Sir....2 %
Nlaiiaros. 9ii6cl, 1926 Mc0enrb Sir..... 10
Miihael, Riian g.. 1923 o. ts@bdrles. Ctr. ~
3ooc, gSaler g.. 2l3s 9..Gharless er,... %
Eolsfu, Games, 2543 Saii.gIpc ........... I
%cl6ant ~eorGe y, AZ S.s9roaowop. 2
G6mclor. Gewaro e. % %. .Gori69ne. 70
eorics &euiomin s. 1902 q. cjap cir. ~. 4
Nurbca, 0bnrlee 8. 30l -O3 WlcUiecbcnsStr. IA
@in & Sartmon 800 &s0oworo Cir ......ft
NipctS. Gbwar6 200 90 o. 0G Goblin
aidcI SODa S., 700 cit8oiimor;c sir.... ss.ii.... 4
Baltimore aen go. '"O''
6ralerna 6r0er Of Orioles. si7 g. gaca.
qnTbereiu &ormSrtS 78l 81 .acrinoton.si,r"
raociatil.enccrss:: 'S''''' 90 !
Noqiulqnll Sowaro T. 1901 &.sSnieIanos
S'''Be Srous,c;rrir,;n;o,c;n;.' '''''''''..lo
GShn Dopio. MS OitNaliimore.elr. ....... a
scnne & Seane, 80 Sii.4rdit CIR ........ 4
9naaen. So1n g., l2s gs. @nmocn Cir l. %
Siamtuono. .@d9ael. s12 Niis9omborbsSir 3
Stunh tJeorUe, o N sWun Ctr ........... 4
HenrO. &nludrn g., i2d 9S Baltimore Cir 4
ponlenoH @oiuoro g. 2500 Sii6airmohnis
Sn6. So6n SS.. 900 ss.am6crrio cir. ..........is
2uenglt eborles g.. 1901 iSaOeicSh.. o
4enne9n Jobn g. 1sO0-02 eormanS Sir 10
6relsltri g0qrles 3, 70G y. Baltimore Cir 4
reotne Nlrablm B., 6iS- 20 Qohi cir. %
EeDlbou @i0lm lb45 NanuncrsGir. .... 23
NlcSouqau & Cliher G22 @sqerinatonsgtr a
Nv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
observation-disclosures.
NHrrnn bcs CscbanSc. 3niprllurs.

%. September 1916.
6S miro bcrmii beinnnt Gcmnl6L oab Narb
w. NriGman, Iruiice Qeudb ser am TO-
5nn 1908 lmter5eitbneten &erogbulm9 yr t55,
Nb0uit AZ, @draqrdp6 II Cuie am 2S. ytos
nembcr 1911 amen0irD, nm @raubnb ndbQes
moi pat, oas glnpelen yir il13, 0uner NleD,
ais bicntio)e Garage 8u bemten,
q. 8. Snrne,
(Ai2-J) 0ebuuoc- NuipcitOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Dem iricoldcn @cttitrc oil 0cu SSclimorft crntliA
bcbcgcn Oenlt Oobc ali Oic atc Oronun9 ais int
ner nllr Elm GROCER &Uole @ngonOs DorbanOen mar
Die neuc gcltorouug miro englano's SonoclsueiN
3igcl onlegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
epiritnoIcn.Yiccn5. 5.gIppIiIotiOncn.
ehe Mn Ig.
Nnrcam Der Gpirimuicn.licCnS.G .Gnntmiil1rc,
8immer BOG, @crldltoacbdllae
g9m. Ycppcr Gunliablc, Qrdl0ent
Oicorac Y. 6noclifie.
Vcorgc 4tlicr VI. ..
Gonnindre.

Sie nndaenannicn Gerionen bdbcn 4eiitios
ncn fir cine @noctail epiruoirn,eiccn5 bonn
/. Nnnember 1916 mo fin cine Srancicrirung
cincr GubctoiESpiritnoic bonn T. mai
1916 enqcreiCbt iuclc)e nn Wiittiuu6 ben 1S.
Sitcber 1916, uu 70 llbr Niiidqs in geras
tbung Qe5oQeH merben.
&roicitc miien Dor 70 ll6r 9qtiaQs am
Niuntan, oen t6 Sfiuber 1916, einQereiabt mers
oen iiir pelDc ,Sormilare alli Gcilld1 IN oeienf
Niireal crldnll ueroen ibnnen.
2eilinm .. SrnurrS
VbclsGIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
lSnt6crinc VI. g9n6crt.

@S iinr6 am 30 Scpicm6r 1916, I'm 025
ll6r ltor0enn Gnt6crinc q. @uDcrt, gSiiiipe
bon 0erman @. 9nberi Bic 9eerogina fills
nei Wiithupdi, ocn 4. Gfiobcr giaDmitiaaS I'M
llbr. bon tOrer ySobmug Oir 42G. silo.Gocn'
giraRc, aus iidit (Gft2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
Ncurn G. Mraefe.

SO liar6 aul T. Cfio6cr 1916 Senr0 g.
Oracle, dlieiicr ;no Qeliebier Sobn bon Jh
oop6 mo Henn Grdeie, i'm glicr bon 81 Sab
rcu. Die Aceroigung iinoet bon leiner gsob
mtEg, Jir. 1858, Meits2erngtons sStraRe, aus
ilat 0ie 3ci Der NcerOignng ipirb ipdier
heIduu QeulQdhf Cobb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
9lant6o 9jerfeu.

0S narb am Q Cftober 1916 Ngaiba Ger.
ten, gciebie @aliu oeS Deriiorbcncn 0crman
CSerfen, i'm Yller bon SO Sabrcu, IN ibrer
QSo6nulp. Yir 80, @arriun Sanc Ole 8cit
ocr Nceroigug miro pdcr dnac5eigi.
(GU91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
S5eurn y. g3ndltcr.

@Rdlter ,&n6e in Srieoenl" Geruanofe un6
Sreluoc Der Nanlie iino acbhnqSoonit ein0es
laoen oer 8eeroGmg bei6npqgneL iueldc an
SdSTa iaSsS va orsSns sS n 9 o0 ans 'eaSb na
hcr St @liiabei6@lrc6c. no I'M ihO ll6r cine
Meoricm9ieiie iiir iein SeeenDeI qe1alien
miro, iiaiiiH0ei (Gfi2-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
Sulins YnSiuia.

GS itdro an T. OnoDcr 1916 In icncr 9sobs
nilna, yig. 1917, &eit @rntt.strnfc, Sulns
4nouin, geeblcr Sale bon Niniiou &uoug
uno Go6n 6eS ucriiorbenen Sacoh uno Ninie
Nilopig. 0ie Yeeroialtng iiuoct nnl Nhtiiuonl,
in6miiiaq3 i53 llbr, bon obiQer gloreiie aus
iinlt. NeiictlinQ bon Dem aSonoon Gnri5rieo
bOic", Spruce Seiiiou (Ofi3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
9ic bciOcn iutcrnirtcn Oentidlen SalfSfren3cr

Die 6eiOen iuternrten oentidjen 6hlfSfrenScr
o@rin5 GiteI 6ricord" unO ,aronprin3 @lbelm" be-
iinoen i@ I'M Soicn bon EbiIooeIpbiu gei iDrer
llcberiibrmo BON ytorolf on Der Gbeopeafc Sso mlr
Den lic BON 6molf omcrifonideu arcgsidficu bcgIr.
tct 0iieubor bot oos 6lottenoeporiement Ocu britt
ibcl Ssrel5ern, Die micrc aiiitcn bcpodcn uitt &c
trnut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

NVTTT WTUFUIT <TFV7FVF
&ounS Gin &optGn Scr Snoultric gcporOcr mGrc,
mem er in lmieren 9ogen mitott Dor 1920 Sobren
3iIr SSet getommen pdre GoB Ct &orluS 10 friD+
5citig inter ocn 2ebcuOcn pee, lit oieledt Gin 0id
fir Serrn 9odefeGer SSdrc scr qroBc Npoitc nor 70
sSubrcn ii ben Ser. 5ooten gcboren Damn tGnOc cr
0cutc m0Gli6cr @ciic al Scr Spite ser ,StorOaro
0clGompognc" an 5tcIlc bon uSo6n o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
IS mirO 6cridDtct, Oni 8raTScnt Silium Ocu Scr

lud moden min, Srn. SugbeS 0i bepcqcn iid) uGbcr
iber Oc osmdrtge @oIitit Ser jesioen 9Omiuiiroton
olt5uipreden Soicntli6 gelingts ibnl. @filionen
9lmeritaner modjtcn gcrnc aus Serrn SugGes' Wtino
60rcu, mas er iiber Den aoItroub, Die 5dmor5c 2iitc
Oic 9eOriiduug iuliercS @oiloelS nit sen Ncutrolen
H. f. no.. 0enft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
aer ftrcit6are s6euSure apoIcucIt 6at micOcr eine

9lc6e gcrc0et Sn Battle Greet @ddi0ou, wor cs.
lIno mic gcp0bnd ritt cr oui ErGocnt 9SilionS
gluslonospolitit berim A6er mr orf Dem Ebeil Der
9lrslonospolitif ocS @rdIiocnen oic nit Dcutdlono
inO @ierifo 5u t6lm Bat Gaf5 Der %rdiioent ENGLAND
crlmlbt 0ic Ser Staoten als euci &oolen 5u be-
bon0cln OuS riiqt Der pntriotbc &beooore NIT fener
Sbc Oeicr Gbcil Scr 9luslonospoitf 0cs STrn
SSilim ideint iciuc o0ai9e 3uumiulg 81 babcL
So, 96eo0orc 9tooieocl 1T Gin groBcr - brtider 80
trot ocr sum Sdein oc Streeu ilno Sternc idmenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
ScrmildJtc SlnIcisen.

c6ne eeDrer Gnafiid iprrden nnS IdrtIDcn
jn lcrnen Sir eus@iHQepanoerie iomie fir
Gle 0ici niaen Die flo In Der cnQif6en
Strahe ilbcn nno ocrpouronrmncn iuollen:
uNmcrinniidcr 1olmciimer". 3G5 e5etcn
%rdnlm1iif no glnieihlna. IN fur5cr Belt obne
nen Sibl Die glnSiprobc Der g8Brtcr, be man
i'm idalhen Seben brandt Sin merlbOoIes
inB aeiaBies Ss0rier6uh Sine bouiidnSiae
Nniiinnacn. 6oniraficH &enicln glnmciluu,
gen, @elhdliSiartcn cic ginr SfO0 geItels
lnn9cn init Dem 9eiraee an G1arfrS Vafmehcr
&h1itiging Company, COS S6irb giDe., WeiU
Port, ", y. (QRniii.tSi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
MentraIc 0ipIomaten in 9aidinatpn propGeaeien

Ncutralc 9iplOmateu in gSoi6nstOu prOpGe5cicu
nod Dor Gintritt oes @nterS einc 6meite 9roBe See
icbedt in DER gor0iee, Die bon Der Oeutiden 6otte
bcr6cigcfilbrt mcrocn miir0e Aber miro sic brit
idc 6lotte Der 0eutiden 0er @efoucu tbun? gScnn
sic ocltidc 5otte obiout cine Seeidodt 6erbciiilb.
rem Mill imO Oe britdc lit nidt gcnciat Oo5lI, oonn
mB Die ocudlc 6lotte Oic gc1ncridlc in Oercn @epd
fern odcn uno oas 1T Gin icbr acidbrlidcS Inter
imgcu oenn iic fomnt oo6c ocr fcnOlidcu lIntcriec
bootbaliS 81 nabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Sm Septcmber inS IN WiOrOIanO 6S ainOer 0oM
Der &inoerloBnulng befoaen wor6en, mo "a bon Ole
fen SSGIlen pcreieu t0otd) 0cic 8oblen mGrcn nidbt
olorrircno, pem oic tidiide arantDct nid oic Gi
0endoit bcidBe, ooB Ie iih nit mbcnlIidcr Sdnelg
felt ais6reitcn fonn 0ic aaoerGbolero bat in bel.
ben Sonlmcrmmrtcn mcit groBere Opicr gcforoert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03
ogSr fiuScu, OuF bic scacuuSrtac glSminiltration

N~VIt IWUV1tf V"E u'V BtHVHIUUIIIBt NUWININIUIIUW
bic &er 1tooten 81 cincm Saloc nl1dJt, in ueldeU
Sercmo6 q O'2eorDs 9rloer niht lc6cn fonn (Nlep
2)ort @orlo Sebr maDr Sercuio6 " O'Scarp'S
9roer fam mn III encm irccu 9lmerto leben nidt
in ciuem @merifo, oos inter 6ritdcr Serridoft icbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-03

Su Chicago Idichcn bic MGuucr i'd elmer 1ruu
wcgen Oie fir 5000 vDerfoilit Uor0en icu 'oGtc ge
gcnict0 oot lho bier in Baltimore tountcl iic g8ci.
Der 81 0ubenoen imentgcItld mo obne 9oerlob er'
boltcu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22
have forrotten the mast

have forgotten the the future
seems such long off that
the Journey"
Even when give that little Dick
1T rppes all the
used to
smile of yours since
That little speech of Dicks thrilled exclaimed
am going to live again enjoy riotousy I'm going to
breathe through well
the JOY OF this world into
the touch of it-the warmth o "
Dick seemed little put OBTAINING hand on
me- a. II he thought was going to fly out of bed.
Here girl" he said don't you 60 fast You must
try and be content to get well slowly"
Content calculated scornfuly content
with Just lying like log long Trying
verse circumstances is living close to the fire hell"
Dick bent bed. voluntarily drew away and the
Ieeing that could move botted out other
oh. Dick Dick" said almost Historically Don't you see
that I am moving?" -
Yes dear that moving away from me-" he said
rather scornfuy But going make
again" = - -
And going over again." asked ma
lcously. ~ " 49, ~
u have never ceased to love you,
Now, little book, men the oueerest
innings alive? really believe thinks me-
DO you think little book that Of log when
OF loving? 80 $40 p"ei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22
Margie Shows Little
Affection for Dick

after to the Eliene" Dick told me
you and I will take little holiday"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-22
On Common Ground

Tacoma men and women Of many political parties come
together yesterday the ground of belief in
man-Woodrow Wilson
political party like other classcation-go
long as it really classfies
Many and feel the reelection of Woodrow Will
to be of Importance the country the present
time They why they should sacrifice the best
teres of the country classification which does
classify them correctly in that particular.
The Woodrow Wilson Independent League nationwide
spontaneous example of the growing tendency make politics
elastic living of the beliefs convictions of the
people adaptable changing conditions needs
of contest between ossifed parties.
ITS RAPID SPREAD IN THIS STATE AND THE EN-
THUSIASM WITH WHICH THE TACOMA BRANCH WAS
ORGANIZED YESTERDAY PROVE THAT 1T is IN LINE
WITH THE SPIRIT OF THIS COMMUNITY
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hawaii is
BACKGROUND

The beautiful tropical scenery
of the Hawaiian islands forms the
background for 1T Happened in
Honolulu" the five-act Red
Feather production that opens at
the Melbourne theater tomorrow.
ut Happened in Honolulu" is
stirring drama with beautiful
Myrtle Gonzales as its star. She
is supported by popular Val Paul
and an excellent company of Red
Feather players.
The Melbourne bill will also
have two-reel comedy and a
news feature.
Tonight will be the last chance
to see Chaplin's screaming COM
edy in four reels, Police" now
showing at the Melbourne.
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What Charlie Wants

Presidential Candidate Hughes in his anxiety to say
thing real ointed waxed bold to the point Of ndscreo
Tacoma. Speaking Of the proposed tariff commission Mr.
HUGHES Remarked: 80
II want tariff commission for the purpose carrying out
the protective principle, not to block it."
The idea of Col Roosevelt who claims fathered the
tariff commission plan have gathered is tariff
commission which would be committed to neither the protective
the free trade principle with sole and praiseworhy
pose OF removing the tariff question from politics keeps
tariff committee for the purpose of carrying the pro-
the public will merit republican farce than in
democratic farce. ~ " "
The tariff commission plan the favorte 90 M
whom Mr. Hughes counting so strongly and
IS hardly to be expected that they will be highly eated over
Mr. Hughes attempt to hamstrng their at the post IT
may be necessary to gag Mr. Hughes vet f
when Hughes
a needss
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TIMES EDITORIALS
HIGHER Cost of Dressing

Up goes the price of flour and bread The women sitting as
committee of the whole demand that the city council act that
the state legislature investigate that the national itself
get down to brass acks and halt the increased cost OF living
Up goes the price of meat thorough inquiry demanded
by the of the nation Stock raiser meat packer whole
saer retailer each in for his share of blame It's
of the who's hit Something must be done and
quickly DONE
Up the price Of butter Of eggs of milk of Coffee
tea and of all things edible And also up the united protect
of a united womanhood.
And then up the price of cohesof street costumes
evening gowns Shoes millinery and sorses But do the
voices of unite protess No. The that asked
the that is paid and council legislature and congress-
they WILL may adjourn sine die.
Now maybe you thing the answer that the money
pays for hercothes the better she likes EN- You
wrong Here's the
When wheat goes up threaten to substitute
When meat up they threaten substitute fish,
coffee goes upchicory.
But when the price of womens clothes goes up-honestly
where woman find substitute for cothes9
Congressman Kith declares
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Personal
land ~,,-.
Social

Central W. O. T. U. will hold a
meeting Thursday at the head
quarters at 18th and sts., at 3 D.
m, to elect officers and deleg ates
to the county convention.
Tho Puget Sound Homestead,
No. 529. will give a card party and
dance tonight at Eagles hall.
They'll begin playing cards~ at
$3.50 p. m.
The Wisconsin association will
celebrate their annual picnic Sat-
urday, August 26, at Point Defi-
ance park. There will be good
music and eats to satisfy every
body.
The Ladies' Aid of Mason M. r..
church will hold its monthly meet
ing Wednesday In the church.
Vida chapter, o. L. s., will en-
terrain the grand matron Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Grant Hicks Is expected
home shortly from an outing at
Sylvan.
Mrs. Arthur SturIey, SIS Sheri-
dan av., Is entertaining Miss Mabel
Abbott and Miss Marie Abbott of
Minneapolis.
The choir of the First Presby-
terrain church will picnic at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Elliott
at Indian Point.
Mrs. Stanton Eros entertained
Miss Grace Martin of Seattle, over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.. Wood enter
tanned their friends with q dane
ing social at their summer home
at Lakota, between Seattle and
Tacoma, Saturday evening. The
ball room was decorated in Jap
anese style. These dances are a
regular Saturday night feature at
Lakota.
Christian ID. Larson will lee
ture at the Temple of Music at s
O'Clock each evening this week ex-
cept Saturday, and also Thursday
and Friday afternoons at 3 O'Clock
on Spiritual Healing, "Psychol-
ogy of Prayer" The Law of VI
,ration" and kindred subjects.
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TVI eHe HIe Oh H5, IItI6 DOUh I COuIu
not get up any enthusiasm about a trip,
and said. I'VE will wait until get per-
fectly well, Dick, before we make any
plans"
Yes, DEAR" he said, Il know I've got
to win you all over again and am going
to do SO. Wen put that second honey
moon trip as far in the future as you wish.
but we will take 1t some time just the
same"
Some way. the thought of the future
tires me, Dick" l said. 1T takes all my
strength to live I'm the present 1 seem to
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of berries. Let them stand COW
cred till the pulp rises to the top
and forms crust--abOut 80
hours. Then draw off the fluid
into another vessel, and add two
pounds of sugar to each gallon;
mix well and put it into crock
to work ten days. When working
has ceased, bung it down; after
six to IL months bottle.