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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30

Sne asked.
"Do you think man in my position
has any right to ask woman to marry
him?"
"What has your position to do with it?"
she asked.
at has lot if the woman wants five
times what I'm earning he answered
She gave little startled cry The stars
swan before her.
"Oh!" she gasped. "You mean-you
mean you're thinking of some one like
like that?"
EYES," he answered.
He had vague notion this was not the
sort of thing one ordinarily discussed with
another woman. But Miss Winthrop was
different from other women: she had both
experience and common sense.
Il asked her to marry me year ago."
he said.
The stars were still swimming before her.
"And-and she said"
"She said she thought ought to wait
until was earning ten thousand"
And that's the reason you-you
wanted the ten thousand?"
Eyes. You didn't think wanted it for
myself, did your"
IL didn't know, she answered.
1t was like a load removed from his
shoulders. He breathed freer.
you're the most sensible woman ever
met, and thought you could help me-"
She hated that word sensible now,
though when Mr. Seagraves had used it
to her it had seemed like compliment.
"You see, had plenty of money when
we were first engaged, and so it didn't
make any difference, even if she had
plenty too. Then, when Dad tied up my
share, why, it made things different. We
talked it over and decided that ten thou
sand was about right; but-well, didn't
think it would take so long to get it,"
"Where is-where is she now?" Miss
Winthrop demanded.
"She went abroad in June to stay until
September"
"And left you here?"
"Of course | couldn't CO."
"And left you here?" she repeated.
"That's what you get for being in bust
ness, he complained ave had planned
to go together-on our honeymoon"
The air was getting chill. She shivered.
aren't you warm enough" he asked.
He started to remove his jacket to
throw over her shoulders, but she OBJ
jected.
"I'm all right"
Better put it on"
mo; l don't want it."
THEY were silent moment, and then
she said, almost complainingly:
"As long as you couldn't go, why didn't
she stay here with yOu?"
The question startled him.
ain town. he exclaimed.
why didn't she stay here and look
after your"
"Why, she couldn't do that when she
was going abroad
"Then she had no business to go
abroad" she answered fiercely
snow, look here he put in. "We
aren't married, you know. We're only
engaged"
But ,rhy aren't you married."
ave couldn't afford it,
THAT isn't true. You could afford it on
half what you're earning"
He shook his head. "You don't know"
"She should have married you, and if
she wanted more she should have stayed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-30

a man." she said, "his salary OF two thou
sand would be the least of my troubles.
"You mean you think two could live
on that"
"Of course they could" she answered
shortly.
sand have enough to buy clothes and
all those things?"
"And put money in the bank if they
weren't two fools, she replied.
"But look here, he continued, clinging
to the subject when it was quite evident
she was willing to drop it. 1--WE heard
that hats cost fifty dollars and more
apiece and gowns anywhere from two
hundred to tive."
"Yes,H she nodded; "Ive heard that"
"Well, don't they?" he persisted.
II don't remember ever getting any bill
of that SIZE" she answered with a smile.
"What do your bills amount to?" he
inquired.
Miss Winthrop hesitated moment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
Da5 trir Dlnt.
9(ni mcgilauiidJem SOs
Orn gCilOiieu.
SSnt Santpf 5iUiIdDem 9Gmes
rifamctm Guo &illailtem.

9lui Siaa'S Scite oreiBi9 So0te
s(uf omerifanii9er Scite bier
gerumoete- goI 9ooo's
aoooaerie Gctadcmcnt iiicB oilf
Oic giaa Screen in Scr gld1e
BON Guerrero Sdaricr
aompi cutipoun iid. Siaa
ielbli niht i'm 3rciicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
Der SIlerreiaifdis 2seti&t.

gclcDen oapon mas in oen 3eitm9S.
beribieii Don ansUdrts oeueloet 1T.
Gic 9caniten enibalten iin lit Gr.
mangelug cno0iiltiger Sniornaiiol
ieocs aonmentarS.
@ritcn 6red6cit mddjit.
Spn0on ST. @l1r5. Cine
oro6iloie 9otihait aus Berlin berid
tct, Dab oie geiamuiten @oitia6en ait
9oro oes Gompicrs n0clig Glap@.
ans 800 Sodc 6ciiebcno, in airfpal
bcihlagua6nt porOcu iino.
GicS iii oas critic Dial. oab allc
4oiiiadeu an 9oro cincs Innpiers
oieier 9iuie, einidlieBli1 9reie DC.
ibIagua6mt uorocn iino.
Ter oScliig Glao" fu6r am ~.
Nldr5 ais 91ew 9orf nad G0riiiian.
inno ab
UerorO itcIlt glnfraBc an
ocutihc 9icgiernng
@crlin 81. Ml6r5. 8err Sos.
u. @eraro, ser omeritauiide Bot.
iboiter. bat Dem gllspartieen glnt
ooS @rhlden Ieiucr 9Regierlng i'm
9luSfinit ooriiber ii6ernitielt. ob cin
0eutiHeS llniericeboot Sen aoualoom.
bier vSuiicy" ooer bic 6ritiihcn
Daupter uGnglii6mnn~ oocr n0lon.
DIETER engineer" torpeoirtc
Iie gIntuort miro ii6 nod] qlnoobe
Der lleberiec glahrihieu glaeutir
eiue 3eitloue per309eru inn oeu @la.
rinebeboroen 3eit 81 ge6cu, oic uotb.
luenoigc llnteriuhuug au3uiteael
Ger Eon Ser glote, iueIhe ser got.
idaitcr Dem 9lnSportiaen 9lmt iiber.
picIen lit Gin orrdois ircunoliber
@ariS gic6t @crluit pon
N' alanconrt 3ii.
sEoris, 81 Ni0r5. Ter BRUTE
Dlorgcn oSgegcbenc miIilihc 6ront.
bcridt melcet 0cn Gcrllit 0cS CORES
@iolUuoirt ucldcS ocr Shliinel-
puuft Ser lintcn 5lontc Der iron5o
iiihcu %crOim- SHlahiliuie iit
Bon orci Scitcn gingcn oie Geui-
idcu gciicru 9lohi ID luiit6cuocm
9lnihlrnl acacn W'aIanconi por uac6.
ocn 0os Nori IN Srinmer acihoiien
mar Tie lron3olilncn &crtbcioigcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01

moren ge3muigcn lib aus 0eu 9ini.
men 0e5 CORES 5lriid5u5iebcu, bal.
ten aber nod sen 9hlBeurano OcS
'glabcS. Gie gnn5c 9taht binolrh
tobtc Der Slianterie.aohpf bis
idlcBlic6 sic 6ran5oicu ibrc uu6oli-
bare Stc1ung III Dem Goric 92olan.
court auiacbcn nmBten
Cic Icitihen nuterno6ncn oila
cincn erneiltcn sln9rifi ion oicSiel-
tm0clt meldc Die tSran5oicu In Dem
Uncomfortable gcponicn battct
5lriid5icrobcrn. Gieier 9lnsriii wurs
DC angeblid ab9cidlagcn
0citlid ocr 9laos pqrlici sic Slod)t
rn6ia.
glahiic6cno Der uolIc gSortlait ocr
Nlitt6eihma:
Ism glrgonncn.Iiiritt ba6rn mir
5luei 9Ingriiie 8uriidaeiuieicn. Die ge.
Gen rn1ere @oiiiionen uorolin bon
goocourt 9arihtct rnrer.
g4eitlid Oon scr N2a1s pur0c ooS
Sombaroenent bon NlaIancourt nit
perooppeltcr @citiafcit iortgciebt. SSu
Der lctten 9tadlt untcrnobmcn sic
Geutid)en mebrcre gluariifc in M1oi-
lcn-lSormation Sie riidteu aleid5ei
tla bon pref Seiteu aii ons 1ori por.
mel6eS oen poreci1obcnen @intel
imierer 2inie biloete uno BON cincn
lWlcrcr Satoillone pcribcioigi mar
91acb 6iltiacu Sic aansc 9}ac6t BIN.
olr1 oauern0cn a1uipien, bel mel.
den Per 6eino i1were Cpier ali Ser.
lnlteu brIngen milBte. babcn imicre
Sruppeu oas in Eriinmer gci6oiiene
1orI roumen niiiieu mir boIten ie-
ooc3 nod sic qluslduicr ocs IorieS.
Ceiuid) pom Ser Dloae iii oie 9todlt
in ic6r rnbiacr geeiic uerlallien
Sm @oeprc.1iitritt pcriudtcn sic
Centic6eu Del orei ueribcoeuer @e.
leaen1elten inns oos Shol3rperf oi'
lId non Naaoiouont 3u cntreiBeu
ale ibrc SuritoBueriIMc iuiroen icy
BOD pom mlercH Sruppen 3uriidae-
lUiciell
sIIi oeu aleit oer Sront 6abeu lido
teinc Cperatiouen non @eoeiima
obaclpielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
1nttan0rif.
Nnf GnglanOs SFs
Gaitc.
eyilmf 3eppeline ncbucn
Dnram She'll.

Snsociouut chuo 80 @om6cn bon
ocu 5Iua5eigen berobgepcricn.
93od nidts @enoues iibcr oen
llmiang ocs un9cri@tetcn Sdo.
ocns bcfount. Eiirfiidc 9lero-
plane ii6er Scr Sniel Senmos.
Scr Grfolo Oes 2uftanoriffs oui
soIonifi.
@pn0on I. glpril. 5iiui
3eppeline 6abeu geitcrn gio1t cinen
lleberiod oui Die onlidcn Urafidai.
ten Gnalono5 imtcrnonrucu wic
cine ioe6eu erloiicne oiii5iele 9lnfiin.
oiglmg befannt gie6t
Sopeit bis icbt icitgeiteQt ucrocu
foultc, wurOen inSgeianlmt ehua 80
gombcn berabgeuorien.
llc6er Den llnliang oes angcriAte.
ten SdaOens lit nod uidts @enoue.
res 6efannt
Giirfii@e 6licgcr iiber
Scmnos.
aonitontinopeL 27. N'dr5,
Dia 2onoon, 81, 9Qdr3 (perip1tet).
ullnierc glcroplanc flogen iber oie
Sniel 9emnos ino warien pier Bonn.
ben oui 9uitidiii6nnen in Wluoros. "
iagt cine oiii3ieQc Grfl1rimg, Die
6eute crlaiien plrOc. ,Gic 9om6cn
erploOirteu III Sen Sdippeu llniere
5legcr fe6rtcn moerie6rt 5iuiid. o6.
mo6l lie bon Dem 6eiuoc eincm 6eit.
Gen 6euer untcrporicn wmocn~
Ger Griolg 0cS Yuitan.
griffS ami Snlonifi
(2robilo5 naH 1uderi0n)
y crlln 81 Dldr5 (llcbcrlee.
9la@ridten-9lsentlr) g2eIoimgcn
ans 9lt6eu beaaen. oaB miuoeiieuS
POO Soloateu Ger glaiirten 6ei Dem
Suitanariif get00tct mlroen Cine
Gaantitdt BON 2 IonncH BON Or
ploiipiiofien wnroe SIR Grploiion Gee
braht in0 5ablreide @orradcn mlr.
Oen ocrbrant. IS wlir0cn 81 fer.
biihe 9o6nmo9gons, Die nit arieaS
material belaocn maren nno Gin @}l.
nitionsidnppcn in Der Stnot 5critort.
Gie oifentlihc O|eimmg in @rie.
heuldno fritiiirt in idorfer @ciie OoS
@orge6en Der Standardization olrd
welhes Salonifi oen glngriiien ici.
tens Ger Gcntrnlmdhtc aiSgeicBt
|mnroc; 0enn oas @auptquartier uno
militoriihe Gtabliiiemeuts ser en-
tcnte-glaiirten beiinOeu iib in ocr
StoOt.
Sic @cigcrun9 Der 9llliirtcn iiir
Den onrd Ocn 9iiitongriii ongcridtc-
ten Shaocn Gntid0oioung 81 3a6lcn,
bat in griediihcu arciien b0ies @lut
acuadt
Gle Mcloun9 6e5icbt iidj oiienbar
aif ocn Suftangriii BON iicbcn ocut-
ihcn Dloit6incn ouf Solonift Der am
lcbten gRontog iuternommcn purOc)
Suft6ombcn onf g hmci5cr
Gor
Bern 81. .Oldr5. pio Earis.
3mci g(eroplduc ln6ctonntcr giatio.
nolitdt poricn beite Wiorqcn in ser
Gdmmcnuno fiinf aroBe gonlbcl mlf
oie fleiue idlpciieriidc Ortihoit go.
rcntruu no6c Der fron50iii6en @rcn
Sc IS muroe geringer Sudbitbaoen
augeridtct
%oipitnlidifionge6lid
pom Ceutfdcn Der.
cnft.
&oris, 81. Nl1r3. CaS oifi.
5ielle @reBburcou fiinoigtc beutc
9lbeno an ooB oos S5oipitolidiff
,Gortuaar i'm Sdmor3en Niccr BON
einem oeutiden Corpeo6oot ooer
Submarine6oot pericntt uoroeu ief
wd1reno iid cine groBe gln5abl bon
ger1punoeten an goro befnno.
Gie oEortuaal~ eeb0rte oen nWlei.
iaaerieS 0loritineS1 bon @larieilles
lmo mar Ser rlliiiihen Negiering sur
@criiigmg geitelt uoroeu
Ger Tanipier Portugal 6atte
cine Sdnge pon 4ll SiB uno eineu
9rito. Conncuaebolt bon 5553 Son
nen Gr uurOe inn Sabre 1887 IN ga
Giotot gebult)
&crlin BAT feline ofii
5icllc " adlric5t
9crliL Is. DldT, pia Son0on
RI JP1r, fnpriD1fcN QlnfrQQcn III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
NQtmr=@0S*
An Dir 47iirner no1 Enltilltore:.

2SG6rcO adOtGem 5cdnteM uu(rm 2O6fag 2latr-a
mad amorc 6rimgu ogfdg ptem wu6em MR. Oa6 Sic Oas
cu Sut NIT 2latu&Gs uOgtu StGOteM Oar-
Ger Oeneen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
Siepmblifaniiebc
Nlaafiea.@ erlamnlLMma

i'm 5nierenc pom Ndlt6. @ e. Wulbcborone6,
rcpubiioniihen Gnnoibnicn int
yjunOeS. Scmnt
IN Der 0rDb.GtrnncsWlarff1anr
Gnnlinn, ben I Qlpril 1916, s ll1r Nbcnoe.
Dcbnrr
9ldlib. @blliipe pce BulnebDrun9B Qldt6. 1bpe.
NRrrnn uub EDcrt Nopnro IS. Gnrrinntun.
Ndltb. Moiicr Wl qenene nDrf ocn g}oriib
Ncroilcnllldt tn yluliraNc bon
g. @litnr Mliler GdabueIier.
(0idr53i glpri)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-01
9ir 8ritru uerIirrru orri arropIamr.
aSeridt Oes Oeutf6en c5enerarfa6s.

ycrin 81 MGr Wia QDnOon) Sic Sutden 6nben anf Der
@erDn beOeniame Gaeubat OOaradt bcfnmtri
uc IOri NanHcon il linen engenOmmen uOrocn
den ieIeu 1928 Ocfauaene in bic SGuec.
Nni SOn 6bsn Die 9nTn lire S6Gefe Elm nenpes
NrtiaerieSencr bcidranft
See @eonnam uc in Dem amid Scdt nt6altcn Ser Gentc
Ndmitag Odeu Obufcu Secrevcng aasaeae6cn
9cditebmO Scr uOAe gSorlaut Scr YNt6dlnna;
&enIider Arfcgsidanplab.
ud6rcn flares gSeer 6errdt nm bic 9rliacricftD nMf bel
ocn 5citen in Der @rcn55un er ebbateu G6araer
&G 9aaS bab nncre tnpferen Sruppc Nprf a
auroHrt iranSfd %ertbcOgnngs Sungcn Gu cu een
Surm gcnoumen SedDs cfisrc 322 Ganu nmih
mnnoet mnrocn geFangen aeaOmmen
guf Onihu lier Oer 4iaa lit &Oipn nnDerGnOe
I'm rau6i6 SaMga6eu aod 6or GOnnmont Gabm d aric
NabtGmpic entuidelt
written perltcrcH Orci NerUplane.
n cneu eufampe IN Ncsno grraS ynpanme
bic %rten or Neopane UerlOre 3uc Snan Wai6un
iOot eeanani SmusIman neu 49, fcnoIen NerOpnu
5ur Srcfc eebraht
Ccflimer 9ricgsiGnnplat
Die 9nen 6obcu geern lire NfutGt Naran ran bic Sbclc
nnIere Srnt wcld lie pOr1 angegrffn ae mm cEr 6eI9M
SOmbar6cmcai nnteruceu
Salfau 4rieRof@anplat
Nn e gan6rpnt fat d bic alacmeuc Gage nid
mertbn @Sciie pcrdu6ct"
Der SaereiGi(6e 25etiGt.
a
Serin 81. @ar. bic Gaiae amtlde gH6emns Oes otter.
reiAdnnaarhen @neralfnbe 6iag Oah Die Shapn
aidcn 6rOn mOa OcO auaHutiscn gscts 5mIia rn6is it,
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

RuoeImiIIer: vWeebte po1,
9%reebenborn. nat Der llnterfdieo Der
beutiden unb Der engliiden JlOtte
is9"
.8resbenbprn: .gaee, pelder
is Ct oenn2I
HubelmiIIer: .Na, mir ba-
ben llntsrieeboote unb ole 8anbe, Die
gneldnosr baben llnteriebboote."
8reeoenborn:. Soft Oh ober
n f9lauen Baud. Mber, iparum
fdieBen bsnn unfs Telbjrauen INNER
nod be 8eene unb nidt nod be
8ruft?"
NubeImiIIer: .Na, ipenr fe
ne bloue 8obns in DC SteI5en tries
ien. tDnn r mid mebr ipeiter lcofen.
Ss MID io2"
8reebenborn: 30 bot Dir
aber iano bide isidnitten. Bel uns
5ersn Geinben fibt ia oct 9er5 i&On
in be SDisn uno cen 9er5i&uB iibt
am fideriten uno puftst co9 glei9
be 2atidte aus"
NubeImilIer: .gla, MI bait
ober bolb Deene 3lapps".
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
(GOrtfebuns fOIst.)

- 5ii sli9. 5rsipiaiser Unit
EorniIter. 3eltbabn unb 70 tpciter be-
padt): Sd tome mir beute DOT ME
elm S9iff in Der Wiite. 9err 5eIo>
!pebel!
GeIopebeI: Seute bloB2 mir idon
,ntmer!
= Der @orfi9tise. 4IIs
iient uno 5reunb gum Jrauenar5D:
nWesbalb ldBt Du Dir, penn Oh
einem Srdulein ben puls fibllt, aus
sleid ou9 INNER bic 3unse ssiseng
Grauenar5t: nNur aus 8oriidt,
neil i9on einise Damsn. ols i1
ibre 9uno faBte, .Gmis Dsin" aussss
rufen baben!"
SIN Mquarium. .SeItIas
me, ieltiame @rideirunesn! Sa,
mon iolte es ni9t fir mOsIi9 ball.
ten, pos man ales iebsn tam. Muf
meiner Iebten Meerfabrt ga unten in
Der Siibiee famen mir an elmer Snisl
borbei, bic mar sono rot bon gums
mern".
.Aber 9ummern itnb bod erIt rot,
tpenn iie setodt finb".
~Stimmt, ober Die Snfsl mimmelte
crobeau BON - beihcp 0uelen.@
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

-ariegsuntaugIi9. Doa
DieriGbrige 2ies9en lteut ole ibrg
puppen in Reib unb @IieO, neil Ne
sin ben &ries morl4ieren" iolIeu.
Gnolid bolt fe aud nod bic gang
oIte topute puppe glnni berbei. Die
Mutter meint Oaau: .Dis 4nni Iak
nur 81 9oule, 2issdsn, Die bat ia
iogar Idon ibre 9aore OerIoren. Do
1T Iie oo9 irisgsuntouslid unb tanm
nidt mebr nit biHous5ieben!"
.Qber Mutti~. sreifert iid bas tIeine
Saloumeier9en. .8otsr unb Sntel
Gran3 boben oo9 nud gar teine 9oa.
re mebr auf ibrem Ropf unb iinb nit
i'm &riege."
S9er5frage Worin
sleidt Ons rufiide Sser cinem Dune
oumeeiAoBg
'isqaom
lp!dles6qu ADDS siG III usGla6
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07
Der nmldtpnnn.

Oh unire Sciuoe biz gum Gals
Nud in Der Sinte Iteden,
Go iDolIen fe bod ieinesfdls I
&ie bittren 6riidlie ldmedeH.
sic ir0iten iid bielmebr: Gboi
Sc Itebt nidt idlimm. es ideint mn Ioi
Sod balo, ibr gIdu6ig 6rommen, ,
@nI0 ipiro Der limlhiuung tommeni
ga Sdon. Inns ion's ihou redt 10 ieiA
8ir iicgen burti9 ipeiter }
limb Ihlngen Siunn iur5 un0 Helm
1lno SommD nebit Begleiter.
Ser llmIdluung? Nd, beeiIt ein
l.,nnl
@eipib: Bir %alauben ielber oronl
Bir peroen cudj idon 5ipingen
rlnb auf ben llmIdluung bringenl
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

poul, nod 70 lonssm topferen Rim
gen Our9s 2sbsn sessn bid. ni9t
bel Dir ~
ST rsdts iid, unb ralb, better.
1iibe Hangs:
lin 10 friiber pirb mid's ere
briiden. Nber in Gbren -! unb
Tins bebente: ST 9ons unI6uIbis,
unb i'd CLAUDE, 6aB er's 1T, i4
CLAUDE es 5aDerlidtIid. bonn pdr's
Elm 8erbreden an INN, es ni9t fOns
nentIar gu erpeifen. On ibm unb
ON uns!"
Da tpurbe iie mutlos fill.
llnb bic longe, LANCE Na@t Iagen
betbe f9lnflos.
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

No, ma! 8surloubter 50r4
fer (Su ieinsn Stommtii9briibern);
.Meine @eiitesgesenpart bat mir in
Geinoeslonb 5don oftmols oas 2eben
sersttet. 70 3. .. BEL yperu. 0a fog
mir cine &usel in Den offenen Munb,
uno bic bate fiber ben san5en Ropf
asridmettert, tpenn ib Iie ni9t i9nsI
peri9Iudt bdtte".
Washington Journal., 1916-01-07

rglQes ranr," murrte Der Stontss
onipalt. .g(ter Der 6oII bss Mar.
defe Nnotim in Rom - Dos bat
cine pertsufsIie QebnIidisit nit biss
fer QffGre -
Miind rsdis fid in ieinsm Sofa,
pIoB.
.SapObl, Serr Sfaatsanpolt; -
besbolb bin i'd bier. Die 6srren
piFen nod ni9t allss. SIN 3immer
Der 2rtsn fonb Iid DisIss 5ldiddea.
unb es entbielt, ipis mir @potbeier
SeIoip ertIart Bat, Elm siftises
S6loFmitteI = -"
MsIIe unO Ssripib fubrsn ME
elettriFert cmpor.
nWaS %
lille Metterl"
nSa. bas Gnbert bic souSs ca.
DIE -"
Der ToI Mnatini in sipsi'er
Nuflose, nur nit trosiTdsm N5s
s9IiB. SGtten sic pes Sites elr,y
eripdbnt, Ssrr pOIiseirnt, mir M
rem teinsn augenbIid 70 itspiifh &C.
peien, ME mir es tpartn, nomsnt.
Iih 9crr b. @srtpib -. tpos9"
Der AfeRor ridtete bic rubiasu.
tIorsn @ueen oif bos tl,ine 6l1fhs
den. Nobm es aus blinds SonO
unb belt Is benz 6snTtsrlidte snts
eegen. Sect Ioete er:
n@emn9, i9 bin nod INNER
IteptiI9. ober id aebe au, ooB man
nun aud bieTer Spur nodesbeu
muB. = Serr poliSeirot, bic alte
Dame, 5rou @elten, nidt mobr9--"
rTrou Sophie 8eIten, iotppbl -"
.oebte in Sbrem Soule -g~
ga, felt aebn Sabren
Isle tonnten ibrs @epobnbeiten,
ibr psriGnIihes 8efinben -
aNufs oenoueIte. iic sebOrts gang
our SomiIie."
g
bacon peib i'd uidts. mir 1T
lie tets oIs cine beneibensmert sse
Iunbe, BON 2eiben unb 8sYhnerben
bDlig freie @reiiin erfhienen."
Limb bic Nltersfdpdde, an Der
lie Ttorb2"
oSobe ih beftritten. nod oIs ID
lie i'm SoterI9ein lag -"
.Dob 5rou @elten bies SdlnTs
mittel porAer befoB, puBte tein Mits
gIieo Sbrer 5omiIie2 sic FeIbH
puBten es ni9t2"
mNsin. Bir ole iporen iiber,
rofdt. oIs es iih fnnb.@
nMo fanb9"
nSrsi unberIieeenb. auf einsm
M0bsIftiid."
PIE Oh es bergeHen iporben nds
re bon einem 8eTu4er, Der es mit'
gebrndt boben modte9"
.@on5 10 -
r0dtsn sic feIbf bic aei6e &c.
funben9"
ng2ein, meme Jingle So9ter. bic
in benz 4~benbbeTu9e ibren Oct
ter Sons osngsfsIb ertonnt bnbsn
min. @lei1 borauF meme sSrou.
SD fpurbe nod etipo elmer Stunoe
beimgerufen. unb man foete mir
bann olerbinss, bob dies i'm Gins
rner unperGnbert oeblieben Tei."
r0o fanben sic bas 5IGfdden9A
.gein, ou9 bns botte meme 5rau
i9pn norber gefunben -"
LIMB COB es Sbnen nun?
,Ncin. Grft oeffern =
.@arum noble sic bate ihm
feline 8sbeutuna beigelsst, ni6t
ipobr9 - 9os 1T ia aud notiirliA,
bo feinerlei 8erbadt bsitonb.1
Der Yoli5eirot fdmpfte einen Mn'
genblid, nur einen Nioenblid nit
fid, oonn onttpprtete er:
.Mon botte einen tDridten Der
bodt. nnb besbolb perborg man CO
einige Sage Dor mir. SD bnbe f9pes
rem @erbruB boriiber ~empfunben.
sSept lou ltm nDel nues 1uffldreH.
etIes -. Big in ben leBten Win'
lei -"
Melfe itedte bic sroBe Nmtsmisn.
ouf.
nIun, Ssrr QTsFor b. @sripib,
perben sic mir bod beipflidten,
bah bic 0ernebmung niht nur oes
TrGuleins Miind. ionOern ou6 Die
Der Trou poli5eirot 9sboten ers
F6sint9"
.So. 6err Stnotsonipolt -
LIMB bos 6lGfdden iibergeben
sic uns. Serr 9oIiasirat, als lin.
terfu9unosmoteriol?"
.Selbitperftdnblid.A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-06
MR. HrCHrs At NASHVILLE

Thera are two eats o. ac-s#-z at the
I reception accorded Wr HsEhes ai
Nashville W1rtsr reHt TIE rspaat-
CO interruptions o. enc candidate ts
democrats 81 the audience we're Har1-
Z IS consistent with sgssd standards
I - sa4tffre tHaftsl. especially uaen
adtrat that fae speaker VAS
I formerly a jlsti,s @ che supreme
court az the United states and So as-
Hant for the highest oflee in t1e
e.r ~ the nation. Eut oa tae ether
hand u is vsH to rererU Der that BIZ.
Hasrrs b nou ore hundred %. cent
sa~I.late and thar ahsn be- irfairs
TERRITORY Er.er ta Hr s.ausIF fator-
able fa Dds. opponent rt mas' Take r-r
same chances that ry other candle
Ha.e aaa8 ake Boz asking E.oli 20
vote f1r h.u
81 Haanes ta. SPORT the .ast
month - q a....s ~ attacks fn FEe-.-
Dent Wilson without orc. of'.aae g
.ahsttat. t.r ar.fH-re tHaf frs o. go
Hert BIAS done q. #E.uH He rH.s#s OBJ
esudHs He #ss #-a.. asstI o. num-
her at fmes SHAT ae would have done
10 Nr IS H1rs place. .at Hss ref eei
IS answer anr az tas questions Iro-
pounded 60 r.m. Tho communication
- IRE tHufr-sesea magazine aHera
and HtHrs .f#rr-a.. t# E.H carly u
fae campaign which vas .#s.HeI u
TIE ras courteous. formal and dee
.oraas terms. sun e,ar.s TIE candle
date 30 tire face as har- ir's.f.sa-
sar point and There nothing from
bim on the subject bog silence
What more natural therefore chan
that aH audience thur9ashly boo sm-
patnF Htta tHe pres dent should .n-
sst oa having au answer 10 some o.
th.- ouasf.ans7 There Is no special
u.a attached 20 the person OF d
Hrs hundred ler cent candidate. even
thoaeh he a running for the pFe-i-
asu. only teo days before u 81,
Loe Hr Hu-hes had been treated 20
d specially prepared ovation hs'.na
twenty minutes vh..h was palpauE
reHsaas-vfv was d. not entirely
proper that .n Nashville DO should
hear Oh. plain tuth from those 7h"
a. nor azrs, win a.m ana do no, ad-
mIrr him
Al Incident 81 use Nashville speech.
hg tHe MAS. ls Illuminating Iu rerlt
% question as O. what Doc would
Hat, dome resard.ts che recognition
Of Haerfa. Sir Hughes is said 20 HaE.
replied I would ha,o protected Ana
.u.sH citizens" quite So. When
Wr uuehss eiaUorates upon that an-
svsr and informs the country .n Is
3auncd md sensible manner lHst
eh3l form that protection would have
taken he win RON much less risk Of
berkHnr 90 the bands OF uu3Wpa-
nctr audiences whether n the south
or elsewhere
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-06
Arros AND CHILDREN.


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TOD
F'."' 90 f'o+'' '"
we're ra.h saw iA 1ae absence %
s'A'1'f 90 'Ns q - ''1l
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l.- W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-06
FRESH KANSAS d.
EGGS, DOZ. OOC

Fancy Creamery BuueF ...-.. 5,g
large pix. oT new Oatmeal .... 25e
New Quaker " bite Corn Meal 90,
New QuakcT Parma ....... 1Og
: u.s., lauy, Colorado Potatoes -.
} Fancy sweet Potatoes. 2lh~ ....... 15g
. large Fancy tAutaluuIv- ...... Sc
small cans Nbk 11y
3 iar@r cans Mia .......... -"
Pint huttlc~ is-~l Bluciu- ..... Zoe.
: har~ tgHoN soap ...... 2fs
: lar- White Laundry >uap --e
3 don Ner ht~t rut iar EuhIpcr 30
. dux. -uud quality Fruit Jar Rub
tt,.r- II.
Mason Fruit BAR Tops ...-. ... SIS
Mason Fruit IHr~ ldul~ 55u
Mason lrut Iar-. quartz .. s5.
Mason Iruit Jar ~ gallons 9Hg
luraiiue i-lA pAE. f1e
Quart Ifu Cans. dpl Is.
iioN~ ami tsirl~' >HhDul Shoe
RON>' and tlTi~ >gli,ssl CtofhU~
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-29
DEATH OF CHICKENS
LAID TO ROSE BUGS
Expert of Connecticut Station
ACcumuIateS Data to JUS
tify Accusation.

The New Jersey station advises that
for many years rose bugs have been
accused of causing the death of chick
ems by poisoning. Recently G. H. Lam
son of the Connecticut station has ac-
cumulated data to show this accusa-
ton is justified. Mr.. LamsOn used at
least $50 chickens of various ages in
his experiments. He fed these birds
either with the rose bugs or with an
extract prepared by soaking their
crushed bodies in distilled water. 1t
was found that from Is to 90 rose
bugs were sufficient to kill a chicken
one week old, that 25 to 40 killed the
three-weeks-Old birds, and that the ten
weeks-Old specimens were rarely de-
stroyed by the maximum number they
would consume. 1t was also found
that small chickens died within a few
hours after being fed on the extract.
Older chickens of greater weight, when
fed a small quantity of the extract,
lived but showed signs of poisoning.
Larger doses resulted in their death.