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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
What They Say
About Us
Woman and War.

BY far the most terrifying result OF
the war thus far predicted L. that wom-
an will be wholly transformed by the
dread ordeal through which the world
Is passing. In mind and soul. not only
in fair outward form, 10 this great mu-
hearken to those who pretend to In
terpret her incomprehensibly variable
character. For we read that after the
war women will never again be ruled
by foolish styles"
What a dlsaster is here threatened
to mankind can scarce be grasped until
II is actually visited upon us. Are we.
then. to lose LIES one priceless posses
sion upon which we may depend Away,
uncertainty? There is no other creature,
object or condition the future of which
cannot be predicted with oome degree OF
accuracy by the mind OF man. She ID
the antidste to deadly murdane same
nomenon; but woman-she even balks
herself.
Yet, stay! We may repress awhile our
grief at prospective paradise lost.
for the season are the most magnificent
and gorgeous ever seem" that "only
strong adjectives will express them
that there seems to be an eruption OF
color in the ribbons of the solid silk.
every color and shade imaginable being
combined In one piece and the brilliancy
of the effect heightened with gold and
silver threads"
Mans fainting spirit revives. So
woman is, after all. still her old. sweet.
ihcorrigibie self. bless her! and. as we
had suspected, always growing more
SO. This interpreter foresees her az no
incarnate spirit Of sadness or common
sense-vhich would be just as bad-but
as the livins. breathing surcease 10
sorrow without which this world would
be indeed a bitter place to live in. II the
ballot spells her then We win abolish
the ballot. Since we may choose be-
tween our prophets we will take the one
who pleases US most, particularly since
they disclose a passion for disagreement
among themselves, which betrays them
as being prophetesses.-New York Even
ing Sun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
Fried Chicken.

sroilins chickens are usually selected.
and these are cleaned and cut apart as
for . fricassee. The pieces are then
rtnsed and wiped dry and peppered
Agntly. Then they are rolled in fiour.
q piece at q time. 80 that all are we'll
Meantime half q pound Of salt pork in
sliced and cooked gently till the fat be-
gina to now, but the pork IL not allowed
TO brown The chicken is then cooked
IN the fat till well done and nicely
Drowned Be careful to have thorouTh-
II cooked. It Is well to cover It after
Il has beEun to brown well. then to fry
slowly uli done. Take out on a fork
Place In the oven to keep warm and
add q cup and a half OF rich milk. or
part milk will be better. to the fat
IN the frying pan. Let come to the
bctling point, then thicleen with two
tablespoons of -four rubbed TO a psste
with two Of flour. Stir TIL thick and
smooth and season to taste with salt.
pepper and paprika. Strain and serve
IN q sauceboat or pour over the chicken
~ you prefer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
Question Box

Inquiry Department: viii you
give me q recipe for tomato pre-
servesf N. w.
nUDL the tomatoes. and &C. every
pound Of theTn add a pound OF
sugar. Cover the Tomatoes with
the sugar and set aside over night. In
the morning drain of the syrup and
boil Il. skimming frequently. Lay in
the tomatoes and simmer for twenty
minutes. then remove them and spread
on .platters In the sun while the syrup
boils until thick.
Add the Juice Of three lemons to each
seven pounds Of sugar just before taxi
ing from the FIRE. Pack the tomatoes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
BY a Born Housekeeper Who
Springs Elk-like To the
| Dishpan Every Morning
With Fresh Zeal-Who
Loves the Making of Beds
and the Sweeping of
Floors-And Whose Life
Is Made Happy BY the
Chase of the Rebellious
Roach. ,.

~ all housework in the world
That IL such fun to do
~ love to wash my dishes best.
II that the way with your
WIN sleeves uprolled and apron on
I reign before the sink.
The water 10 10 hot and cieari
J. VIII not have you think
ThAt am one whose greasy pan
n hideous to touch ...
AID that my kitchen must be Stunned
Dor fear Of dirt Or smutchi
Ny best thin ware Of pattern sweet
wash and wipe myself.
would not let q bungiing maid
Put that ware on the shelf
When other women call me I'D
To sossip on the phone.
And must wipe my hands and stop
I own It makes me moani
But listen friend and tell II not,
cannot crush nor kill e.:
That awful curse that ruins my life.
HATE 10 WASH A SKILLET!
THE CONDUCTOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
RECIPES
Apricot Whip.

Use fresh apricots. or. II dried april
cots are used. soak apricots over
night boil and press through a sieve.
TAKE ono cup Of apricot pulp to three
white lInbeetenl; put all together
70 bowl and beat for one-half hour.
serve cold with q thin custard made
TYP one cup OF milk. one egg yoik
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
BREAKS COLD
|kAFEW HOURS
90
First dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" relieves all
grippe misery.
Don't stay stuffed-up!

Quit blowing and snuffiing! A dose
of ''Pape's Cold Compound taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery ana
break up severe cold either In the
head. chest. body, or limbs
1t promptly opens clogged-up nos
tfils and air passages; stops nasty dis.
headache. dullness, feverishness. sore
throat, snee1ing, soreness and stiffness,
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest; surest. relief known and
costs only rs cents at drug stores. IL
acts without assistance. tastes nice, and
causes no inconvenience. Don't accent
q substitute.-Adyt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

When It comes to luck, II 10 good
to remember the old darkey who OBJ
served that he was always the luck
lest with the potatoes he hoed the
most.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
Snow Pudding.

Cherry gelatin away IN mold.
when firm, cut up and put in a dish.
Have tho whites of two eggs beaten
stiff and drop from spoon ali over
9eiatin to look like snow, and serve
WITH custard made from the two yoiks.
% sure to put just a tiny pinch Of salt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
Beauty Note.

The newest thing in beauty patches
worn in the middle OF the back and look
as though diamonds grew on the
wearers flesh. She may wear emeralds
or sapphires II she prefers. Black vel
quite effective under artificial light.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

It requires a little moisture to make
q postage stamp stick ana a little cold
water of indifference to make a sweet
heart stick.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

Clara Haywood 10 said TO be tn,
cleverest woman billiard player in tbs
world.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

to rid the city OF Boston Of rats.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

mrs. Charles q. johnson. Of sacra,
,nsnto. Cal. IL the only woman IN.
spector Of weights and measures IN
the United States.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
Times Pattern Service
A FTER the fashion of the

ArlER the fashion OF the
digger bellies" coat, this
one was designed Pronounced
style note is expressed with the
deep, flare collar, and the
straight and loose lines of the
front. The sleeve has a novel
cuff developed in the collar ma
terial; insert pockets at the front
sides are other interesting fea-
lures. The back is distinctive
with skirt sectio n Joined at
hip depth. Center front closing
with large plain or covered but
tons. Broadcloth, velour, vel
vet, and the like, are splendid
fabrics for developing the model
the pattern makes that easy
for any one.
Coat pattern No. o4S cuts in
sizes GA years.
To make in size 8 requires 1 "a
yards 44-inch material, with "a
yard contrasting goods. Or, all
one material, IA yards 44-inch
goods.
delivery Of all patterns sent through
this service. No patterns can pc OBJ
tanned in person.
One week Is needed for the filling OF
pattern orders. II patterns DO not come
within that time notify this orfice foi
! adjustment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

in Jars, and nll to overlooking with the
boiling syrup. Seal Immediately. \
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

Times Question Box: VIII you ten
me to whom application IL made for
the assistance Of guardsmen's fami-
lies7 w. H.
Apply to the Division of Militia A.
faira. War Danartment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

Mrs. n. b. Merrymsn. Of Portland,
Ore. has nve sons enrolled In the
United states army.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

Miss Jane stellsine p probably the
only woman marine surveyor In this
country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

Mary Brundase. aged seventy-fve. :,
a high school student In Bakersfield
Cal.
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E TIMES DAILY MAGAZINE PAGES

the boys ana girls Of her stat. into
/ clubs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18
What Women
Are Doing

a HIss EILEEN LEE IL the cham.
N plon woman swimmer of Eng
land
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

Miss Addie u. Root, of the Missouri
State University, has begun TO organise
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

TO obtain this pattern NIL out the
coupon and enclose 10 cents in stamps or
coin. Address Pattern Department.
Washington Times. Munsey Building.
". y.
The Washington Ismes guarantees the
(SIZE MUST BE p
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

(sIZE MUST BE PUT ON CoUPoN.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-18

TT yHY II II that almost every
M woman has an idea that II
W. she Is thrown suddenly on
her own resources she will
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Snniton miiuidlt raid Miliseu.

@enerol tSuritoll liherldnote en-
9ienstoe Sefrct1r 9nfer cine Iolae
Gbiffrc 9epeife, i'll peldler angeae.
ben mar, pelher Gro5eftiae Der mo-
bill gemod]ten 100000 Mlli5ipIootc
Iofort nod Scr neTifaniihen @rei1Se
obgcben n1iiiicn, Die Guntte, nod
mcldei Die Woniid,aften bcoroert
meroen Inilelt ,rnn Die bel Ssnfontc-
rie. aopoueric lulb 9Irtiuerie er an
bcn ncrihieoeneil StcIlen hoben min.
GS lpuroen iofnrt arrangements nit
ocn @ohnen oetroffen. nm cinen
premptcn Nbmorid) Der Sruppen 5u
ilchern.
9ion oen hurb Grafoent &illons
Crbcr ntobiI eentohterl Wfili5iolonten
NOR am Gien5tag nod nitt Elm ein-
Siaer gum Abmarib hercit. uno Is
miro rorousiidltlih nod etlidle Gage
hnuern, bis Sic eriten Reqimcrter
cinGenulItert Iino, ,oeHn ieher ein3cIne
So!hat muB forperfid, ilnteriudlt ltno
inilltanoig ousgerilItet pernen, be.
ror er nod Der 5ront eeidift treroen
fam. 0ie 8eridlte auS oen eiu3ellleu
Stnoten iiber Die alrnnerbund neucr
1fcfruten Iinn 5uiricoenItcilen0.
sSr Gongreb iinn Die Sl,r Ne1ie>
rllna boltenben 6iihrer Scr 2lnitdlt.
hog es 5unodit nod nidlt orqebroht
lei cinen anngrcbbcihlub antuneb-
men. Der Die Germenorue nuBerholb
ocr 2nnnesgrer5e perfiidbor mddlen
mon befurdtet, bob ein ioI.
chcrNcIhllb ie:ter@ ser nterifnniid,en
%ft9ierirng ols friegeriid)er Shritt
ou8oeleat iperocn fonnte. 1orloufiq
iinh aenilqeno lrl:ppen bes Itene1lhen
&eeres an Der n1erifnniihen tSrcll3c
niern tic nid,t eenilocn fa.l.cit f.1rs,
enc Refolutinn Die aRi,i5er 5u ter
nHuhcn, raid, araenommen per6cn
Nener Sdlimpi ilr Snftl Sam.
Coughs 9Iri5.. % Suni.
g2ie ameriton,'dle sSlidiiinge. Die
heu;e bier aus Gononeo eingetroiic',
iinS. bcrihten tenubten ncrt mGh.
rtllh ser letter onttanil-ifaniidje1l
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pen Dor 9lbidIuB Der oiesheSilgli6cn
&crbonolun0cn lei cine &crletun0
Der @nbeitsrchte Nfcrifo8. lie
merifoniidle 8eoierltna hobe feins
Inariffs Abiid)ten. uno Der on ;8e.
nerc! 8rcpinn acgebene 9eiebI, iih
elnclu ctlpoipen meiteren &nrmcridl
Der Nmerifoner ilt piAerietcn, iei
cine relne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Die Rilis WobilmadDnue.
&oibinatou. 81. Sllni.
Eie W1arlnbefeblc fiir oic BON
Groiibent @iIion gum 9ienIt acqcn
Merifn oiii9ebotenen StootsmiIi5ell
itno pom&rieg S0eporten,ent nod nid)t
ous0eqcben moroen, niclrnebr miro
oamit aeioartet. bis Die Sruppen Der
cin5eIncn Stoaten in ib.cn llcbunaS-
!aaern oranniiirt inns. Comic gcrii-
Gcnb ooIlitonoiee Srnppcniheile 3ur
8criilauna Ftchen, miro ooaariegsne.
partelncnt oicielhcn nod oen non 0'e,
neral iSnniton in ieinem o'nTienstag
5ngeitelltengt illd,en oenonrten0Srcu3-
nrte ohienhen. Go5 Geportcnent bat
tc his 0tittlpndnlittog bon General
sSnnitpn feincn Neridlt iiber ctiuoigc
8emegnngen Garransoider 1ruppen
I'M @rcn5oebiet inh in Der Nobc Der
Grpeoition General GerihingS.
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Idcn &anbels ourd) Die gntentemod)-
te i6arfer EroteIt eineeIegt ipiro.
Die 9tote erflart, Dob Die ~iibrrlle-
ferten @runoidse" perIett porSels
iino uno 0oB 6riefenlono miht in
Der Sage aeipeiel 1T. nuf an-
fragcn irgcnomelhe nntlihe erflG.
rltna 5it erbaltell.
Seit Dem 6. SUM if. mic bic 9iote
meiter beIagt, Die erted)iid)e 0iiltc
elmer tleilmeiien @lodnbe itntcrlpor-
fen; Sdliffe iueroeil oufgrboltcn ullo
ourhilldt iulo nnd bon Den entente
nadten angeIegtrn sSIottcnboicn gc-
brodt. Seridlieoene Gnnpfcr, mel
die Die griediidle fSIogee gebibi bot
fen, iillo nadl 9i5erio, 9llaerien, &C.
bradt linb bort III Sran5portldnl1ie
Der Illiirter umeemaflbelt moroel,.
SnfolgebcIien lit. ipie ipeiter ousge-
fiihrt nirb, Griehenlanhs 2ebens~
nlittel51fiihr obgeIdnitfer u1n iein
Seehanoely Die iueIentlid1ite nationale
einnabncqueile, itiueelegt.~
glmcrifaniid)e Wote abaeId1ifi.
@aibingtor, 90. Suni.
Gie,lstog 9lbeno nor es nod I'M
cntidieoen, oh es arieg ober sSrieoe
E1it :lterifo 9eben miro. Gcgierling5s
bcolnte in @oihinoton oIo1ibc11
ooi3 ole Slrttport Garronsos auf
hie ON Gcrmittaa nod Merifc obse-
gonaene 9tote Der Ser. Stootrn IN
IS Stunoen cintreffen merbe. Damn
miro cs iih entideioen, mas aie ,3u.
fliI1it bringt. 2ie bon Sefretdr Sun.
iins urterseihnete 9sote muroe inl
2airfe oes 5ones Don Garransos @er-
1reter gtrrebonoo nah Der merifoni-
ihen po,,ptitobt teleararbirt uno
oitBeroem murne cine beionhere Var
n.,na obeeid1ift, bes ssnboItes, oa3
ein ettuoiger Ineriff ieitens Garron-
aaiher Eruppen ouf Die omerifoniite
Stroferpeoitinn nbie erniteiten Sol
gen nod iid) 5ieben fpiirbe.
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Sarfansatrnrpen i'm Gampie nit
HeriBings Srnppcn.
81 9Saio. 81. sSlmi.

vi Sa1o, II. eSiilll.
Gin 3etahenlert omerifanilncr
Gonallerie piiroe bel Gorri5ol, un-
aef1br 80 Yteilen iiioIldl bon Gl
Goio. 1er., ain Ytittpoh nit Gar
ran5nif)en 2rllppen in elm 6eied3t
perlpidelt. 9iad inoffi3ielIen 8es
rid)ten, bic bel ben merifaniiden 0ti-
litorbeborocn int SSuores eilltrafen.
.poren Die 9}erlulte ouf beioen Sci
ten beoellteno.
9tnh finer Welollng, lpelhc iett
bon Den mc1ifnniihcn @eboroen iul-
terIuht miro, iDurhen 40 Amerifo-
ner ollrdb einen uneripartcten @faldi-
nengcpebraneriff get0otet. 1ie me-
1ifuniihen Gerlltite iollen niht 10
itarf eeineIen lein fpie Die omcrlfa-
niihen, boh beilnaet fih 8eneral
sSelir 8one5 inter ben Gcfnllenen.
Spdter nernffentiidte General
6rolciseo tSon5ales, aonntanbeltr
DER merifonilf)en @nrniinn i'll SUD
res. erne Grtlarling, IN Der onltlldl
gelogt miro, baB Die Werifaner j.
.Imerltdner gefnllgen genonlmcn boz
ben. (Sleih5eitig miro Der Soo 0e-
neral 0ome5' beltntiet. ood] Iol nod
feia olnIiher 9erid)t ilber Die ionIti=
oen belberleltigen Scrlnltc erboltlld
icin.
Sic 8erlpanoefeil, 4mcrifaner lno
N2erifaner. ipurbcn nnf 8illa ADlt-
mnNa aebrodat, mic biele es lino, lit
nod nIbt bcfannt.
Ser 8erlht General 8on3olcs bot
folgenoen @ortlo1it:
,llnmittelhar nod einfreffen Der
9u,oe, bob arlerifaniihe Sruppen
fih IN Der 9tahbnrid)aft bon CART
5al olifhieltell, ianbte 8eneroi 6eltr
@onlea einen gnten nb nit Der Y1tf~
inroerilng on Den amerifnni1d,en Ve-
tehlsDnher, Iene oel,te nod Dem Ga.
ger 3uriid5u5leten. slls Die omeris
foniiden Sruppelt iifl niht rmIrten.
ipurse Elm 5lpeiter goie ob9eihidt,
nnf Den BON omerifanilber Seite &c
feucrt murbe, nod,oent cr feline 9ot
fhoit iiberreiht botte. Gie slmcri-
funer rlidten unper3uelif Dor lu1o
qriffen Die aelonne Gen. Wonc5 al1.
u2tGe Gcfnngenen geben 5lt oub
Sic Sd)ul0 am amerifoniid)en Som,
lnunoeur lieoe. neil oieier 9efebl
sum AnQriff eegebcn bohe.
Sic Gefonnenen mnrbcn nah Der
5tant CHIHUAHUA geihidt
Se1erol Gon5aIes thellt ierncr
nit. er babe oen 2'eridlt ron Dem
t8efed)t BON Cberitlelttnant Spelo CT
boIten DER Dos 9on1monho 0es &C.
iaaenen Generals @oneS iihernonl=
men bate.
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s'eiprsnif in @aibiustDn.
@oihinatoll. 81. sSll1


Sie Weibung pon ocm aanlpt
Splihen omerifa1iiden mo Gnrran-
5aideli Irl,ppen hot groBe 8siorgnlB
IN SSoihinpton Dcrborqerufen. 2ie
Grti1eihutg liber bic nohitenSdrit.
te iiegt bein Eraiibcnten uno fonn
crit noh Gintreffen oes mntlidlen
a3erid)ts nnn @enerol sSliniton fal=
len, 1eoof belteht fem 3melfel, oa6
bte 5ponn,tng iid9 nod, erbobt bot.
Sails bic onterifaniidlc Hegierung
sen Ginbrltf eepinnt, haB Garranao
o1rh ods 3efedt iciner anfforbers
lna OH bic omerifairld)en Sruepen
4eerifo 5u rdunlen. aanhorlif Der.
idoIfen mollte. 10 miro Troi!bent
@}iiion nhne 3meifeI SEN aampf oI3
einen frie9eriiden aft oniehen uno
1anody horoeln. 9llii aIle 5nile tit
Sic 8cfolr eines @rlthes nit Gor-
ran5o iett ndher aeriidt aIs ieuIaI5
9lti II.
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rF9 9lieorifc 9innniabrt Scrien.
fattcu.

1ifcts gum Nerfouf tdgIid uber
bic Ghicoqo & Ncrtbmeitern 6ilen.
bohn noa 50u .5roneisco. Gatlono..
9os 4nQcles ltu0 San 2iego. Gal.
Eortlano, Gie, Soeoma uno 5eott.
lie, 99oib.. 5nlt 2ofe Gitn uno CqAen
lltho, 9cnpcr, GoIo., uno Dem gel.
lmpitone 9taiiouoI Eorf
le AuspohIen bnn Routen lno
5obIloie ireie 2tbiteher. @ilniti0e
Observation-Disclosures IiberoIe RId.
f0brtsgren5cn.
t5rogt fitr l5nforlnationen betreif8
Roten 9tcierpotionen, s{ollrploucr.
uip.; froat 5idet Aocnten Der Chi
caQo & gtortbrpeiterH gobn. Ebone
337 ooer Jle6 320. VI. =. stniebuld,
glgcut,
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gss7 Gertreibt Slpnn's Eminent
bic Gtf)merbcn2

Geriudt es nn0 iebt - cine 9Ips
plifntion benefit mcbr ais toItleno
Nebouptiinacn. SSamcs 9. 6erguien
4SbilooeIpbio. aSt., fdlreibt: I'D, bot
tc lpltnoerbore 2inoeruna, ieitoern id)
Sloan'8 2innneilt an ueincn 3nieea,
gebroudtc. llno 3u oenfeil, Dab nahl
oil ben Observation-Disclosures cine
NppIifotion mir o;ele 2inoerung
trodlte. 8ielen Gmlf fiir Dos, mas
sbre 4Feoi3in iur mid, geibon bat.
Gum gcrfolI III irueno ciner 2lpo.
tbete. 25c.
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9srotcit an gsaibington.
9Soihinaion. q. Snni.

Ter griefiihe 8e'anote in 1Salh-
inqlln bot Dem StddtsHcportenlent
ioluie 0en 9IertretGrn Der Ytddlfe
ron 2oteinilh Amerifn elne Note
alclhen 55uholis ilberrejht. Iii Der
gegen Bic 0eblnoerling oes grIedI-
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3.nogcbltng cH SonStaJ Die Wfcr:.-
iager tas Stct .'eHbonner. Nas insr
Ser &cuSlci DC, amerifoH;ibcn aott,
iti@ y. ". sultan mehtc. bel ibten
Cd icEilbun3tr" oIs 3tsi.
Yls b;e sIuF idlreitungcn GIL Irilhen
9forgen en-, enoe nabnterL ilntt(ite
Die 5Seh',e mcnu aud, non Iluore...1t
zen a1tgell ourhhohrt, noca iln,ncr
ilt sSinhe. &iele eieidmt id)lliaen
i;bcrbics oIh in Dem ecbdlt>c. ciden
'ootel, Gin mo Qef1broeten 81 B0ite,
lntcr benen iidl fclt nuSihIieblid)
omeritaniidle 9iiroer bcfonben. 90.
bei erginG iih Der lPob in 9SerluiiH.
ld,,nAen aeaen Die ..@rinaos".
9odoen ole sSohnc in 5ebcn ae-
idloiien unr0en mar. nohnen oie
Shiiten Die 6loo0enitonee ouf5
&orn. Sbren 3iuet o5er, Dos Ster.
nenbonncr gon5 ab5uld)ieRcn. erreith.
ten tic nidt.
Sutente bemiilt nm Garrausa.
gSnifington 81. eSSuti.
@on 8ertretern eilrop0ild)erM1d).
te miro Gin itorier Grud AMI
Gorronsa aiisgeiibt, nm ihn bon ii.
neru s9rudl nit ben Ger. Stooten oo-
si,balten. Weittelborc 9eridlte an oas
Staotsoepnr.emcrt in Moihineton
ont Oittlpnd, hanheIn oonon lnn IL.
gen, es lei Die MogIihfeit porboioer,
onB hieie 8eniihun9en erfoIgreih
iiuo.
gsie rerloiltet, ioIen Die Gntcnic-
rnaf)te ooroui hiuorbeiten Gorrou3n
81 beitimmcn, Sriebcn su bcIten. a.tf
Der onheren Seite ioll ocui'dler Gin
fluB an Der lrbeit iein. OH nerifani-
ihe Heaieruna geocn Sic 9ser. Staas
ten nufSuheeen nm 5ll rerhinoern
oob lettere ben SonbeI an lih reiben
ben friiber Geittid,Ionh i'll 0terifn To-
mic III Mittcl- uno Siloomerifa be-
1erridlte.
is miro ouecocutet, Gorran;a
fonntc arieg nerneihen inben cr auT
@runh hes gertroaes tom Sabre
1918 oos GcrIouecn iteIlt. hnh cine
internotionole aomrniiiion eingeiett
lniro, tim bic WcinlnaSncridneoen-
beiten 5u iol.id1ten; ooh lit bis Jest
pon ucrifonilher Seite fem oerorti.
qer Gorid)Io0 eefommcn. gS miro
berihtet. ooB GorronSo ieinen aon5eu
Ginflub eiifbiete. Die III WeIifo nn-
iai'iaen 4merifoner oe9en ctlpoiae
2l1lsihreitungcn Der 9cnn!feritnq 81
iduten; er lolI ben 9laellten Roger3
in Der 0oltptitaht Werifo in ieocr 8e.
5iel)uniG in ieinem 9cn1iif'pu unterx
fifteen, Die 9lmcrifaner ltuo dnSere
2lusIonoer noh &cra Grua su brins
drtt
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Nppcn nm europa.
9Soris, 81. sSltni.

Iarts, Il. >Sliir.
Die mcrifniiidle Hegicrune bat
ourd ibrc 0iplonotiiden Tertrcter in
zen eilropoiihen @ouptitdhten fid an
aic europdiid,en Niohte geiponot.
Cine in Ntoorio ouS1eachcne Grflo.
runq, bie aud in iron3oiiidlcn Nldt-
tern criheint. ioet, hie gcrid,te. oab
Qriea nit ocn Ser. Sfooten uuper-
neiolih lei uno tintcr Gorron3a
oeutider Ginflib itehe. fommen alie
amerifoniid1en Guellcn. Merifo
miInide oud) ieet nod feinen arie1
nit bcu Ger. Staotcn. Gie GrfIo.
rl,no gibt Damn einen lteberblif ilber
ole Nerboilollua betrcffs Gntienollg
omerifoniid)er 5riippen nah Werito
uno io9t, bic Gnticnonng Der Srup.
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f $20,00G00 5u herIeiben oltf
ORR noei9eutbum in Ga Groiic in
Slmmen pon 100000 bis 5u So.
10000 3u SO. gfndl8uiraaen BEL
T. s. &of5, Gontor. 33t Main
1trQBe. cocr 5elepbon 352-Ii.
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Bon ben ariessidauplaBen
esmmclmann bernnaIiidt.
Berlin, 81. sSuni.

UtrItIl, II. ,SuIIl.
2elitnnrt sSnlmelmolut oeilen
tibne Eboten linn eiuen 8eItruf oils
sSlieser perihafft bnheii. lit bel einem
sSnH nit ieinem 6liia3e,iee eetootet
porben, uie pon9erlin geneloet im,r-
DC. Ter Name 2eiltnont Sstlmcl,
monnS puroe 5ilerit im onltlidell@ec.
resbcriht pom 2. Sftnber 1915 cr.
pohnt, ols er icin riertcs 5lug5eig
Standardization botte. Gum leeten
MoIe itano lein 8ome im 0eereshes
ritht pom II. Wtoi. Canals bottc II
ieir fiini3ebnte 6lue3ela" "hcrunterpe.
holt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-23

DIE Neutrality-suspicious.
gen baben Ole 6eiebiette
pom "a Grcife niePt mar
miticbreiben ionoern nit
MAIDEN heIfen.
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So Gro7e, ssis., 6reitaa Den 90. sunni 1916.

roncnt Der Qferifouer ncyiraut iinn,
aImtben beltimmt. ooB Sic on Cor.
rnn5o obgeihidte 9tote Der Scr.
Stonten beitimmt gum 0rieq iiihren
lnerhe. Die Die lSrcrIse hctenhc 9r.
nlcc-bis iett etlpa 10000 03anl--
iii itorf acnlia, jeoen NnQrifi non
merifoniId,er Seitc autudp,idIoeeu.
oiirfte Ieooh uidlf iinitenoe lem, cine
,Ssnooiiou Merifos i'm grobgn 5til in
Die sScge 5u lciteu. Gos lit ser
@auptgrunh fiir Die atobiImnhunQ
Der Stotsmili5en bes gonaen San.