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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

lidlc 9crr, DER cDr nndrltdc @ciilDc fir Die Ocrt.
iden gorboren 5u 6egen ideint iebt nGl1lid, Dors
laug auf egene 5ouit Deutidono 0ooon in aennts
nib, ooB oie Alrten fenen fSrie0enspertrog obihle.
ben mer0eu Der nidt Ole @etmmung cutbGlt, OaB
bic Gentrolmddte fiir je0es Sdiff oos ic nit ibren
Sordjbooten 5erItort 6oben Elm Sdff bon 0euielber
@ertb imo Dem gleiden Sonnengebot berotsriIdeu
miiien. @r meint oo5u, riiber, 100 DeutidouO nod
on ieinen Sieg geglaubt babe rproe einc oldc Gro
buna feinen 3mcf gebobt bo6eiL obcr jebt no 6
wiiic ooB eS i'm ginitigiten Safe mir olf einm BE-
oiHgingswccn p sSrie0en redncn foHnc mcr0e einr
iolfc gnti1Oigltng iiberlid oen giier Der oethen
Sdiiiabrts Sntereienten Oie einen ridiidtsloien
Eadbootfreg beiirworten eil menig obfiiblen.
Gie ogSeitmnitcr @o5ette" finoet oieie Syoec ndjt
olen asgc5chnct ionoern iic ge6t nod einen Sdriit
meer nocn ie Den Aaiirten Sen Natb giebt iid cils
iot olc OcutidcH Sdiffe, oeren iie 6a6boit wcroen
fonnen 5l @cmitbe ou 5ieben ais Griab fir Die IL
yngeieblider g8eiie@ CD 8ertorten Shifie Der 9ar.
ten. Bur 9egrnolug oiees ireunoIid)en &otbihloqc8
bemerft oos 9lott 6olgenoes oSeOe Gonnc britiiNcr
oocr ucltroer 5diffo6rt Die ourd ocutidc eerGubc.
ride Gerbreden Ocrndtet nuroe Of 0irG lIncrice.
booe ooer Ddnct iolte 6lirdb gleGluertbgcn octHcr
Eonengebat eriett meroen ilno 6mor bon Oen Sd)ils
len, Die eS IN cinen S1ien fr dber bait lln0 bic
0es gcideben ollte ibm nidt getottet ueroen, old)
MIR cincn ein5igcn Sdfisraum fir eigene 3wede 5lt
bcrpen0eH. gluf 6ieie gSce miro penigcns Deuth-
lQnos Flon ourh 3erormg Der Sdiffe an0erer y{ns
tione nod oem Sriegc encn 9ortbel ber oiec 5lt
crangen lobmgelegt llno oeier @ortbe beitebt oa-
rim, Dab eS mebr SonnengeboIt pie onoerc qrobe ice
iobrenoe @olfcr 8rr 8erfiIeung bnbeu miro pem oe
Dieere emit meoer Dem Yerfebr often tebcn~
@ingc ben Gngldnoern nidt jeOer Snn fir Simo1
ob 10 pr0en iic natiird fiiblen ooB es cine obernc
Sinoere it, bon 5reoenSbeongungen 81 lpreden,
ole ou Der o6iiroen SSoee bcruben BOB iie Dctdlon0
uiO enc 8uuOeseenoien mlitGrii6 0crnd)tcn f0nner.
Snierciiont ober no Die gluSlolngen Scr vgSetnin.
tier @o5ette" inioierrL ais in 6cnI SHluBiob, BOB
GeutdIonO nod Dem Striegc mebr Eonncugebolt be-
iscn pirSe ais onoere eefabren6c &0lfer, oifenbor
oas GingeIt0nonb oes enormeu SGooens licgt, Den
ole oelltid)en Gmdbooe Der engliiden Sdobrt 5uge.
figt bobcn. g8enn Ole @ngIduoer nod Dem 6rieoens
idhB fir oeieu 5dooen @riob babeu polen 10 pcr'
cen iic flciBig 56iife bacu miiien oenu 0eutdlona
miro cs oDne 8peiic Oor6ic9en icnc Sdiic iebit 5u
bcbolten CgSbl)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
g9ic fann 0ag mGalidI ieinI

Nrdii0ent g9iliou ioetc in ieiner gteoe, Die er ge'
tern g2adjmttog in Der oSnric" belt bic Sntelligen3
ei im omerifaniidcn @olfc minoeitcns ebenlo ltari
ousQcprdQt mie iii rgeno enenl onoeren Tote, lulo
0nrd ic mrocu nic Der. 5toateu ben ibnen 0utonlr
mcn0en 9ntbc an oenl @eltbanoel iir d) errngeI.
Ger @rGii0ent bat un8ueelboit 9ed1t oos onlerlta'
niide Golf 1T minoccns ebeno intelligent mie irgeno
din an0crcs Bolt mo menu bic Snteligen5 riftg an
qeluan0t miro. fam cS ndjt uusbleben, Dob olcles
San6 sen ibm autoHmenoeu Ebeil an Dem &eltbonoel
criprbt
Q6cr bari Oie Sntcaisens Ser Ser. staotcn oos
tbung gic Suellioena DeutdlonOs bots getbor,
uno 3lpar NIT critairndem @rolg. GS 1T Deutd'
nn0 aber ie6r libel genomlcu por0cn uno bat 81 0elll
eeiqen @eltfricqc aciii6rt orobe 3eitlugen ineres
Son0cs 6aben oen bon 6ober Sntelgeu5 geenften
0ctiiden g9ettbcwerb aIIi Dem SeItmorft cine ungc
bubrlidc genomt. cine bon Sabindt oftirie 3eitln-
aen pom Sdlage oes ,glep yort Serao" nennen eS
.@rmiouismus~ elm DING, luiter Dem iih Gice Gin
lmqemiiics g2coertradtges Doritelen llno MN nil
lmier asrdiiocnt Die SSnteligcn5 Der 6odmorohen
Ner 1taoteu III oeu Dient ocS o@rliauismus" &C.
itcat iebenl g8e fam oos nun moglid iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
ClnnLiidle decentralization.

%c6camal. pcm Der Gbcrieoberr @ng anoerbolb
Wccr oetidcn Sdiiben0robens erobcrt bat reDioiren
0e Gualdnocr oe lSrieoensbcoingmocn Oe iie Deutld
lono Dcrcts I'M 9orous gcdrieben botten unO finocn
0ab ic q uel 5u bilg oetban bobcu @cnn all Die
frcunoten @ili'de Die iie in Der @e5cbuna id)on
ousapiproden bober III GriiaunG gingcu 10 miroe
gcrlicu nGd oem arieec cine @roBmodt i'm GergIei@
init ocn ornen 5cri6mcttertcn Datidlano iein ailr5
lid o6er uiod'tc en Foitor in elmer 3ufrift Die
2on0onsr Zines einen gordlae, 0em man 8in W1in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
gubesfdNc.

Yin 23 September GBarlc6 gribcrid, e.
Soepb's Solpiinl. 90 Sabre alt.
gn 90. September sHiie 9reeOlODe, Sobn
Sopiins Dolpitdl. 81 Sabre alt
gm 20- Sepiem6er MsarD SiHt, e. SoIepb's
9olpital, A Sabre ali
YIN %. September Wiargaret g.. )lceie, ytr.
1876, g9eiisYanoGlesS sStrdBe, 60 Sabre alt.
gm %. September @anfne Jicuter, 1sraHtiH
SqaresSopial 21 Sabre alt.
gm %. september Wiano ". SalHmGfcr, ri.
800, Sio@albounsS StrdBe, 40 Slbre alt
PIN %. September @eter Sdluinn, Ir. 718,
Wic0enrO' SirdBe, 73 Sabre nli
glm 2i september 6rcoetid gsetf, Ct. Sos
fcpbs 0oipiial, 10 Sabre oft
glm 20 Sepiembcr 1ulinc g9tll, yir. 2016,
6Ieel-S Sirane, 6l ,Nahre alI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

@hrran Der Observation-Disclosures

pHfcHM OFT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
va I I III G, % september 1916.
Sie SraBenourt6uidS GomnIiiidre Der
Stdot Baliimore MAIDEN genldB ben SorlOrl'
iannt onB lie Die Nniiieulug elmer oetdiQlr'
ten elite duer 5uAeipro0enen @ntlbdotgungeH
pernrIadien llntolien mo auierleeien gSertbers
bobuHgeH nebjt elmer ertldrenoen Narte aniers
le9en liebell in Serbinouna nit oer 0onoem.
niruna, Gr5ifuung unb giiDelrnng Der @n.
lncfi StrnRc init etncr Sreite pm &C 6uB, bon
Der norolbiien 9eite Der 9litortIoemie biz
5ur noromeltIitiien Geite Der Nonoawmins
Noenue, oemdB Der am i3. Sebruar 1915
nnter5ei6neten &eroronnn9 Nr. 572 bes
Wlnuors mo 5taoirnibs BON Baltimore.
pie Nnllagen ertreden 1 mn umtqien
bcioe Seitcn Der RulaSG. GiraBe, ciniblieBlib
0ereH Bett bon Der Huroicite Der 9liiiOnfglSe.
bts sur 9Qromeltlete Der W'onoUpnIins9loenu
penn pcrldngert QHo er1iine; Die Iorofeite
Der lSbitiiergbeme. 100 SUB 0iiliD uno nett
LID Der BuaSi sSraBe; Die Siioieiie Der
Der ASllasiis StraBe; ole Goroieiie Der @lglns
9ucnue, 100 SUB Dltlid mo iuclio1 Der Yls
laeiirStraBe; bic Siioielte Der 9leins9lDenuc,
100 NnB ,onlit nHo peltib Der BrlaSlifStr;
ole Norofeite Der 99iHoiorglnenne, 100 SUB
onli0 uIlo melilid Der Blllnsfs sStraBe; bic
Sitoleite Der gSinblorIpenue, 100 SUB jitIib
Der Olifungloeme. 90 Sub Uitlicb iino meitli0
Der Yuasi StraBe; Die Noroiete Der Clifton
IbeHue, 700 6nb 9iti9 uno pelilifb Der Yus
LASH Sirabe; ole Siioieiie Der Gliftonglbenne.
706 SUB oitlid unb peitli1 Der @nldSfisStr :;
oc Gornleite Der &iooemooo. .gIDenue. 706 SUB
6ilib nno weitIicD Der @liIasiis sstraBe Die
lino meiili0 Der BnIasii Srohe; Die Goroeite
Der @nlbroofs9lbenne " iSliB peitldD INN 74.5
SUI 5t!i@ per @nasissrQbe; bic sioieiie
Der 9saIbroot9lbcnnc, 75 SUB meiilib uno 70
SUI .5iilid Der 9ulaSfs straBe bie gloroIeiie
SUI 5iili6 ser SuIasf' 'siraBe; Sic eiSeitc
Der 3erbcrtsS sStraBe, 70 SUB weiili6 irnb 20
6us piili1 Der 8ulnSIi sStrabe; Die gioroleite
Der GuribsAuenue l6 Snb peliD uHo 1S
,Nlb 6fidb Der 4SulnsfisSirdBe
llno iie 9eDen ferner bermit 9loti5, bnB bprs
bcnannte Qlie ullo erildrenoe Aarie iebt fir
ole Snipeftion aller oarin intereifrten Rerios
nen bereit IT, nno ooh Die Gomninire anf
W,Dntag, benz 5iueitcn Sag i'm Sftpbcr 1916,
I'M llbr Sormitto9s, iin in brem 9iireall
i'm 9iatbhonc fir ben 3ipe6 periamneln mgr
6elL nm irqeno cine IN Deiaaier 9ife alqe.
liibrie Ibniid6e 3u rebioiren geQen pelcbe
Gnmano bon 8erionen crboben miro. Die oas
rim iniereiiiri 5u ein bcballpten
3pDn y. 0iDbiuete,
penr Wl gitgcl,
NarrD u. 9ienlleb,
Gonmiiire
(Gept23 25-e7) 6Icrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Caroline Sypidlgoiu.

Sc narb am 25. Sepiem6er 1915, in ibrer
gSobmine, g,r 707, .0luic.Strahc, GarO.
fine MidlrDm, qelie6te Satin BON Charles
Hic6nop. i'm gllier BON 65 SQ6reu. Sie Beer
oiming finoe an Gonucritag, Gadmiiags Q
llbr, bon obiqer Norelle ans cur gSlliberilde
Snmauuel'S Mircbe" an Der SitosGdroliHes
Girabe. ndbe Baltimore SiraBc. iuo ole Irauer.
ieier I'M l23 lhr ltottilnoef NeieBuHg anl
Dem nSmmaHels Srieoboie"
(e5pDt2G-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
0iOiOcuOcu.
00almcra Oh & oja8 COMPANY, sue.

0Galmers Oh & 0jaS GpmpanD, Sue.
priortdtes9fticn 9ipbenbe 9lr. g.
Cine rcNemdNae @tertelinbrs. 5iUlocnoe bon
Wrp5ent II onui pie 4rtoriidissslIlieH Der
ben, 5nblb1r an 4. DftpDer 1916 al 2liondre.
bic nm S6hrl oer Sei6dite an n. Gepteinber
1916 gebnDl no Ole MISUNDERSTANDING
NilcOcr ipcloen BON 2S. Septelnber big T. Otto
Der einic6lieblidD beiner Saten. qeihloiien.
05arleS Z. yolgianu,
(Sept23- 800 SbobmeiTier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
4raiiOent 9iIiOM iprdlt il Oer geaeI aiemid iOcr.

YrGiiOent gSilOn ipridt in Ocr 9iesel semdJ iibcr
8cigeno. 9lber in eincr 9eoc in Ger o2Dric" periie
CT bod olli cuen redt unglidd)eu @ergleit 90
ribcr iprcdeno, oaB Die Ser. Staaten feline ciaene
SonoeIsfIote babcn iagte cr ic 6eianoen iib in Der
ielben Gage we Der Better eines groBeu Depurtc
mentsloOcus Der iid ouf oen 9l6lieerlmgsmagenocnt
oes Gonhurcnten oerlGBt Der Gonfurrent oeS De
portementslooenbe6c uIroe oeen perfolite @aoren
NH meaen oes boben 6ubrlobnes ablieern uno &c
lpiermoBe aus @edaisteit Dic mlspdrtgca
Sdifseeieqidnfteu bcf0roern uniere gsuore nob an
oercu 2dnOern mcil ie ionit lecr 5uridobren nib
ten Gin fremOes Shiff oos fremoe Sitter berber
bringt bat feline onoere 9Sobl ols lid NIT unieren
Giitaru 81 beiradeu mil cs n&t in 9aIloit Die Seiu
iabrt altreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

Gs narb am o. Sepienber 1916 2ort6a
2cnger, peliebie Satin bon 5er0inano Senger,
in ibrem &c. gebensdbr. Sie AecroigHg lin
bet bon brer g9obmiHa, Nr 2i54, SDlliucs
StraBe, ana itdi Die 3eii oes Neqrdbnies
miro lp0ier dngegebeI. (Sepi26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
@raiIOent g9iIIOm lief IN Bed nearic1 eine Wemer.

NFNN0eNI gSIllON ice IN OCT vEDrIt' tNc UellVF
hmg fallen Welde ieinen 2ongnut1 nit @fcrifo er
Hart. Gr ogtc, Sioomerito lei unier natiirIidc&
Soloelsielo. llnerc iiioden g3od6or Repubtcn ieen
bisber aber ie5r miBtrmiiA oeeeu uns aepeen OcicS
NliBroneH babe 6 jebt geIegt uno er beobii@t9c
nidt etuas 5u tbun oas es BON g1euem crpeden
miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
8a Scr NadJridt, Oof nan IN gsoiGnstOn ciucr

mirtbidoftlidem &onoelsbiinoniB nit 3et6Ion6, olS
0caengemdt gegen ole 6ritiid5e Eprannei, nidt abge
ncgt iej bemertt Die 4gSetde Soft; user auf oen
Sober 'reinfGat eeB0rt ius Srrcnbaus IT Gic welt
dDc Go1egn mag Stcdt bobcn, ipcnn iic BON ,8oOer"
prdt. Gerartige Sober 6ringrn &ablen befanntIid)
INNER nit iid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
0entidlanO 1T 6ereit Sic in 0jSrlit, edleien, in

1VWFVFWWU IT UtFNEET UTV w VUtFFVf ~VVFNIFVFT w
ternirten grediiden Sruppcu Die 6 in aooola Den
@ugaref uno Delltid)cn ergaben ire5ulaieu; bic DC
Oinqung lit aber oonit uerfnIpft oaB iic ndbt Ole
Gnente auseeliefert meroen lm0 ooB ie uid)t berot
iperoen. 9as limo 8eoingngen, pede Oie gried)ii@c
Heeierng leidt eriiilen fam imo Oe oen y3ationo
itol5 Ger 0jrieden nidt berleBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
QnnOrn llnrf Gcmetcrn.

NnNpl1Wln0nnq. Jfe0crin Jl0nO.
Shrcdn: yir. 2i, WetsSnratDgl' Strdbe.
8egrlbdBpdte bon $25 All, inter beiluHois
qer NniIidf GHniitblnmen, @eluinoe Bflans
zen etc. iino i'm Ireibbdns am 8dnpt@lnAunp
81 iyloen llnier glHetl miro, luein geioiinibt.
burlprcden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

oaf iie ndlt @otrioteu ino Dit 25t gcgcn Stinl-
men baben iic fir eincu @ciAluB eeitimut, IN weI.
dem es beibt OaB Der Sreg iortecidbt werOcu miiie
bis 0ic Seinoc id 6erct crfldren einen Greoeu 5lt
NlicBen, ourd medcn Die politiiMe lnlo 2an0es 81.
tegritdt ionic Die mrtbi6oitlibe @ntruidemg
DeltidonOs oepobrt merOe GS giebt Wcnie 2icb.
fnebtc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

oos III cbcn Gin cripricBIidcr @ein-
bou niht m0glid. Die 2age Der
StoOt 1T rei5enO unO geilmo une
oie StoOt iclbit onbeineluO lrO &c.
miit9lid. Seine neu5eitlide 5obrif-
Itoot nit bdBliMcn S@loteh umo Sub
mlo Guoln. DaS log BON porn1er.
elm III ser glbiic6t Der @riinoer, ipie
ans ser biibideu 9eitinmlng ber-
Ooreebt. oDnB feine Sdla6terei,
feline 2eini., 2idt-, Seifen, 0cl,
gcrpentin 9Sulpcr- ooer Stdrfe-
iobrif, ooer irgcnO cine glnitolt, mel
de oos 2cbcn Der gloAborn gefdbrOet
o0er unongenebm modlt, innerbalb
ser Sto0t oneelegt weroen oiirie. "
@irflid iebr Oerniinftige Wlcnideu.
ole Griinocr bon Sermonn. Srei-
lid, Die @dlioucnltoot 1T ooOur6
inniogid, obar Oic @emobner iinO
nm 10 bcIier oaron."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
SnnnItn. Der @riuit.sefretar Ses 9raiiNcnten gsi

ion ioll gcagt bobe 2eilte ole ndJt binter Dem Yrd
iioenten itdnoeu ioatcn nod Deutdlono ousmanOeru
Du piiroe GelltidIano ia lnaciaDr 81 GntritteI
irdj iperoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Guhn S1erluia.
TricOD6fe.
EnItimnre (Semeterh.

Shreag: SauUt Gnaas WortbsgOeHHe, BIniN
Dun Der Gj0D.GraHe
NegrihniBpldBe az perfaiten bon $40 AT.
Geftion nH", inter inImerwdbrenoer glillltc9t
Ss5. ylnlim fiir 3 einane @rdDer. @egdHte
Ileue StapeIle
Sli5erneiiraBet s@ingane iett often.
(Sunl10,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

chuc ae1rer Guslld Iprtlben Mnb TdbreIDm
81 IerEf1 ST Neg0inSepGnoslc ClSif IiiT
Sprdde beu ulla berpolliummnen iupllen:
agmcriiauiinlcr SulmetidJsr". 365 Seiien
@ranmatl lno glnsitnng in fur8er 8eit obne
nen @hi bic glnSiprocDe Der gSJrier. Die man
I'm iiglidben Geben 6rau6i. Sin peribpoles,
fir3 aeiabtes SS1rler0ucb Cine houiidiiSiae
Wdiiieriammlnng bon Nr,eien 9icgbnunqen
Auiimnqeu1 @ontrofieit g8enieIn, gllmeius
9en @jeiddliSinren etc. ylnr Sl.0O. Beites
lnngeu nit Dem NeiraNe an Charles NdllmeDer
@nblillhg GoHpanb, Cos &Dirb 9ipc. yieiU
g)urt " y. (gidi1ltO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

gSittMcn Don Goloaten oes Niir.
acrfricgrs, bic Oor Dem 27. Suui
1905 hh NIT GOioatcu Der6eirat6e-
tcn er6alleu uoae 9lusfnuft in ylr.
303, 0auOOCrStr. (Sept22 31)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26

%raii6cnt &Ou Oa 5nm yUtidafter Sage eeInst
bobcn, Die 8oitrdilbereien miiien aufboren. gSorun
ioa oos ndlt in enpbotiidem Zone gum britiidlen
auslpdrtigen gmt2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
gScrmtiIdltc gInseigem.
Q[n nie Nnmlen.

zie e.n5inc Gdlule IN ber Gta6t
lIncre GdbNlciien iebt often. Sunoe Doe
men, pelcne Die ale0esrldberfunI und ben
n lur8er Beit onrb oeIt glnldlnB on oieie
9ldiien erreiden. dntertdt WinreenS. N1bs
mitinos nno glbencs. Beuuemc Smnoen. Sun
Ndmie bcaonne grbeten f1nnen ndbrelo oes
llni'rri6tS forl9eictt meroeH @rdnoliber
lnterridi i'm @npuri ron WMltern ertbeilt,
Ndbere Nm5Iunft britfiid oocr miHbIidb bel
Nrl 1uters. Nr. 800. gSeit.earatO9n. Straile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-26
Sic 0entIdem Scg etaates NiiiOnri 6a6cn

DC AenfldIen Oes Gfd0feS WlI1ONrl DNben nm
Sonutog 6ren oiesiGbrieen 0eutidjtag in Dem am
@1or gecgcncn Ort SermonnitoOt gefeiert, elmer
irprngGd rein oeutiden Stoot Die 1886 auf Be
treiben Der oDeutifen 9niieolmeS- @eieaidoft" BON
&bilooelpbo gegriinoet muroe. Gie ,g8etlide 8oit~
icgt iiber oie oesd6riee Getito0t Der Deutiden Dt
iouri's: .Gic g8obl oes 9lniieolrngspabeS am yt
iolri mar ie6r gut getroffcn Dos 2on0 eignetc lid
bcr3iQlid fir ocn g9cinbalt un6 oeiem BAT oc Stoot
bouptiodlid ibren 9lufidlwuug 81 pcroonfcn Alio
cen6cm 5leiB uno oeutider Gdltigfeit ocnn obnc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Beauty Chats
Making Up Eyelashes

RECENT TALKS on the beauty value OF
long, dark lashes have brought me
numbers of inquiries on the best
way to obtain thick lashes and we'll
marked brOws, and on the makeup
of each.
Now. the simplest preparation for
growing lashes and browS is vase
line Many OF the patented prepare
lions. widely advertised for this pur-
pose, are nothing more than this,
perfUmed and with the addition or
disguise, as you will, Of one OF more
harmless ingredients. The only
trouble with these preparations is
their price, anywhere from 90 cents
10 $3.50 for one small, fancily-
wrapped package, when the same
amount expended on vaseline would
purchase an enormous jar.
Thin, erched broWs are fashion
able, and easier to care for than the
thick. unruly kind. A charred
matchstick rubbed over the hairs
will define the brow and bring out
the eyes wonderfully, without harm
ing them in any way. AS for the
lashes, the same thing-vaseline
will always increase their length
and thickness. IL the woman is per-
sistent and patient in her treatment.
First. clip the lashes quite short,
and allow them to grow in again.
Rub them each night with vaseline,
being careful not to rub any into the
eye. where it will smart. In time
they viii grow in much thicker and
longer, and often, a shade darker.
Actresses have long, thick lashes be-
cause of the beneficial effects OF
grease paint and cold cream in the
makeup.
If occasion calls for real makeup
on the lashes, remember first, that
this, more than anything else, makes
the face look artificial Rub cream
over the Iashes, and then lightly rub
them crosswise with the eyebrow
pencil, which has first been slightly
warmed. You need only enough to
color the hairs, not enough to show
up upon them.
Questions and Answers
To John-Sorry cannot reproduce your
letter, but space does not permit il. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
END INDIGESTION
Or STOMACH PAIN
IN FIVE MINUTES
"Pape's Diapepsin" makes
sick, sour, gassy stom-
achs feel fine.

Time it, In five minutes all stomach
distress viii go. No indigestion. heart
burn, sourness or belchiuC Of gas. acid.
or quotations Of undiEested food. no
dizziness. bloating. foul breath or head
ache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs- II
is the suresL quickest and most certain
Indigestion remedy in the whole world,
and besides IL is harmless
Millions of men and women now eat
their favOrite foods without fear-they
know Pape's Diapepsin viii save them
from any stomach misery.
Please. for your sake. get a large
fifty-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach right Don't keep on being
misera ble-life is too short-you are
not Iere long. so make your stay agree
able Eat what you like and digest IL;
enjoy it. without dread OF rebellion IN
the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway Should one OF the fam
uv eat something which don't agree
with them. or in case Of an attack OF
indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis OF
stomach arrangement at daytime or
during the night. il is handy 70 give the
quickest. sUrest relief knOwn--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Copyright By George Ke.thsi0 Asors
Ia YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Herald OF This Date. 1909.

in Chihuahua. about - miles below FL
Paso. is an assured fact The ranch
consists of $4,000 acres and there are
about 10000 head of cattle on the place
Supt c. p. Putnam. Of the city
schools. announces that the work Of
installing MIGRANTS in the school Yards
has commenced and il VIII be pushed
as rapidly as the plumbers can do the
work
Yesterday afternoon the baseball
game between the team representing Fl
Paso and that Of Albuquerque was won
by the Fl Paso team by the score Of
3 10 J. The FL Paso team made two
runs in the first inning and easily held
the lead
After the regular meeting OF the Fort
Bliss lodge Of the Knights of Pythias
last night. a social meeting was held.
s bout 10 visitors were invited. Among
those who made addresses at the meet
ing were Zach L Cobb. ". ". BridgerS.
Dr. Howard Thompson and Randolph
Terry
McGiuty HILL famous in the history
of FL Paso as the rallying place OF the
club from which it took its name, is
coming down The hill is owned by
three former members OF the McGinty
club and is being taken down to iii in
the yards OF the FL PasO and South
western railway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
NOT A PARTICLE
Of DANDRUFF Or
4 FALLING HAIR
Save your hair! Double its
beauty in just a
few moments.
25-cent "Danderine" makes
hair thick, glossy, wavy
and beautiful.

Within ten minutes after an april
cation of Danderine You can not find =
single trace of danG----f or falling hair
and your scalp VIII not itch. but what
viii please YOU most VIII be after 4
few weeks use. when YOU see new
hair. fine and dowuy at first-yes
but really new hair-srowlnS all over
the scalp
Danderine Is 10 the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are 20
vegetation II goes right to the roots,
iuvigorates and strengthens them Its
eXhilaratug, stimulating and ne
producing properties cause the hair 70
grow long. strong and beautiful
4 little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty OF your hair- No diff
ference how dull. faded, brittle and
scra ggy. just moisteu cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time The effect is amaZ-
ing-your hair viii be light fluffy
and wavy. and have an appearance or
abundance. an incompatible lustre,
softneSs and luXurlance-
Get q 25-cent bottle OF kuOWltOn
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is Is pretty and soft as any
that il has been neglected or injured
~ careless treatment-thats all-you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots Of il If you viii just try a little
Dauderine-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
GEO. E. COOK WINS
PISTOL CONTEST

Jacksonville, Fla. oct. 20.-The indi-
vidual pistol match. the concluding
event on the National Rifle assOcia-
tons program. was won here Friday
by George Z Cook. of Washington. y
c. who scored $50 out OF possible
400 points. y R Wilcox Nevada civil
ian team. with 379 points. was second
and ". II. Spencer. Of St Louis. third
with the same score There were $50
competitors
George W Chesley. Of New Haven.
Conn. was declared the winner Of the
grand aggregate match. as he chalked
up S09 out Of a possible S55 points in
the members. rapid fire. marine corps
Leech cup. Wimbledon cup and presi-
danf-s matches