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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
@ettrennen bei Saure SC 0Irace.


Gas 3eiultat Der @ettrennen bel
Sabre Oe @race mar geitcrn ipic
folgt:
1. HenneM 512 6urIones DO
tber @ladree erites, &entiidD 9op
5peiteS, Slo IrurD orittes YferO.
2. Nenincn, 2 Meilen ~ gl6Oon
critics, 9lacebroof 5wcites, Com Soru
orittes Yfero,
3. 9icuncn, 6 6urlQngS- Eullur
critcs, Squeeler, 5uciics, WlatrpbD
orittes @iero.
a. @cnnen, Wleile 70 Yoros ~
@olocreit 9op crites, ct. Charlotte
5Deites, Nirile, orittes @fero.
5. Gennen 515 6urIongs
0ueen Of tbe @oter erites, @ariau
5lpeites, Cop O. t6e 8oOe orittes
9fero.
6. Nennen 6 6urlongs ~ @bir-
ling 9un eriteS, Gourtibip 5weites,
Sareon orittes %ferO.
z. Heunen 1 Meile 20 Yor0S
Yiarims Choice erltes, Star Sage
5lueites, gllberta Grue orittes %fer0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
sllfu6ol ais souutaast6cma.

Tie 9ibelfloHe ser S9albroo.
Nresbpterioner.airde bat ii6 umteg
9eitrna Oes Srn. @eo. g9. 9ablic iir
ieoen Sonntog i'm Oftober ais S1e-
ma: n9llfobol uno Die @eieaihait
n9llfobol imo 9lr6eit ,9llfobol uuo
ole 6omilie" uno .Soh.Siceu5 o0or
@ro6ibition" 3ur Cistuiiion ouiee
iteat. Die aloiie min ibre goBe
3eit fir &robibition perlperOen. Ser
9aie6oa Club Der Nlaiic bat i'm per-
eongenen CONNER ad]t Spiele &C.
monnen uno bier Derloren. Die Dit.
glieoer ocs &lubs poreit. gfobert @.
2nmor. Wlonager; Glauoe Seio @al-
ter Gm6ane. Sarriicn Olioer. $. ".
@bittater. @olter ". 5uter, @alter
s.. Suter. s. 6. @oiineD 9lobert
Sids. ". s. san, Solporo @rObou,
Roger 9eilod. ". s. 0owueu mo
@pron @reen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

Der uuter6aItenOiteu @eiic perfolgt
BIS ieBt bat Der Tbeoter.@erein nod
feline 8oriibrungen gegeben, plant
aber ii6 nit Dem YorluGrtS Snrn-
Dereiu in &er6inOlrug 81 ieben, nm
entueOcr nit Oieiem 9crein gemcii-
idoftlih oOcr uno6b0neig in oeHen
&ereinslotal Elm 5eit 81 ocronitoltel
inO Oo6ei eil S6eaterItiid 5ur Gor-
fiibrlin9 81 bringen SSn Sunuos
miro Scr G6eoter @erein Iein eriteS
Stiftuugsfeit bege6en; pieaeicbt mfrs
Dies DER 9lnIoB 81 elmer eriten 81
fentli6en &orfiibrltng iperOen.
Inter Sen WlitoIieOern oeS Ser.
Gins, Ser inter ser Scitrng oes BRA.
iiOentcn g9. s, S. lIngerer itebt, be.
fjnOen iid pirfIid ous9ejei6ncteEd.
Ieutc, ipoS bel Der eritcn lmo g6n5Iitb
ilnporbereiteten Erobe Oes Sdmun.
fes Cine fiOelc SnhrirftionsIhm.
sc" 5um SlusOrud fam. @s lit ooS
9eltreben ocs illnoeu Gcrcius, mlr
quite Stiide oiit 81 ipieIen. 9(ndb Die
ecieIid)oftlicbe Seite miro niHt per-
geiien Oenn nod ieOer @ro6e Mrs
Elm fleines Eon5frGu5heu a6ee6oItcn,
bel Dem eS fr0bli1 lno unter6oltiom
,unpht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
gqiScrIprsdenOe sInaa6en.

lle6er oic 9lusoebmine oeS Srmpo.
tbie-StrifeS in 9lelp-yorf- Sic
9oIi5ei iaot. Dab bon Dem Plus.
Itano iuenig 5u merfeu iei.-Gie
9Irbeitcrfii6rer bebauptcll ooB
ninOeItcns 10000 @louu oic M.
belt nieoetgclegt boben,
gaew yorf 2s. September.
9fo6 9lngoben ser @oli5ci mar bon
Dem gro6en Spnpotbie Strife IN
@erbiuoung NIT Dem S(lsitano ser
StroBenbabnler, Der geitern bate
beginueu ioaem aub 6eute nod
nihts 5u merfen.
gluf oet onoeren Seite erflGrtcn
sic 9lrbeitcrfiibrcr, Dab min0eitens
10000 llnion.N1itglieocr f6otldblib
Oie 9lrbeit uieoergeIeet bdtten; iie
peieerten lid ieOod Die glomen ser
llnions befonnt 81 eeben oie oen
Strife-9liIf oefolgt ieiu iolleu Die
@oIi3ci beitono oieien 9ebolphingen
sesenii6er oorouf. ooB iie pOn eiuem
oagemeinen Strife feine spur fin-
oen Tonne.
g9ie bellte glbeuO angefitnoigt wur'
Oe. bielten @ertreter bon 36 Unions
Oes @ougeiperbeS nit elmer @lit-
glieOiboft bon ii6er 100000. bellte
9l6cnO cine Sisuue ob. in Ger be.
ihloiien ipuroe. porlGlfia feline
Sdritte in gerbinolme nit oem
SDmpotbic.Strifc 5u tbnn ionoern
0ie 6roee Sen eiu5elneu Unions 5ur
GntideiOung 81 iiberiueiien.
Die Shouerleilte iino aiiltenibif-
fer, chpo $4,000 on Scr 8obL unter.
IicBen cs cbenfoas. enOsiltige
S6rittc 5it tbun Gin bon Al Unions
paiiirtcr 9ei6luB beioete, Dab Oie
@(itglieoer bereit iein. Elm SDmpo.
tbieitrite 5u beeinnen menn immer
Elm iolher Strife ibrem Grohten
nod notbmenoig per0cn iollte imo
Der @rdiioent oes internotionoleu
&erbonoes oenielben onoronen iollte.
0ie Nlit9lieoer bebouptcn ooB Der
Strife meoen bcitebcnocr Gontrotte
mobl foltm ongeoronet peroen miro.
Gin intcrnationole 9riioeridait
Ger 6u6rleltte belt cine sebeimc
Siblmg ob, bod muroe nidt be.
ffannt eeae6en, ipoS. ons @eiultat
Ger Berat6uugen mar
Gum eriten Wlole, icitOcm Der
Strife begann pltrocn beiitc uiele
StroBenbabnwaggons obne &oliSei.
Ifub inn @etrieb bcluieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

9lQe Sl6enoihuleit, lpeIhe BON Osr
Shulbe6orOe einserihtet iporoen iino
peroen ont Niontog eroiinet perOen.
Eie @rin5ipGle 0er neridlieOenerl
SlbenoihuIen iiuo: Sobere anaben-
iduGe al 9ouorOitroBe, g. ". Steele,
YolptehniiheS Suititut, s. 2. Sous.
feeper; 9leeer So1idule. Wloion u.
Soiutins; Shule Ger, 1, 0lilton 8.
&egus; OR. 40. GopiO 6. geglein
glr. AZ, s. Otto Sd0nrit); gtr. 70,S,
SreO. Guppel; glr. SO. Senrp Ieus-
fen; gSr. 9S, 6. 9ertrom 6eig; gIr
t0i, S. Grafton 9rolune; 9lr. i06
@eoree ". SmenS; 0tr. t12, @m s.
See, uno glr it3, 5. 6. Maripea. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
9lnf Der falideu spnr.

Die nit Der 9luifldrmg oes Gieb.
itobls bel Der 6irna Steman & 9lor.
mig, gtr. StS. 9toro.SomoroitroBe.
betrouten cIebeimpoli6iiten perboitc.
ten geiicrn einen Stoliener ilno I'M.
ter5ogcn i'm in @ureou Der e'ebeim.
poli5ei einem eineebenoen GerhOr.
Der Serboftete fonnte aber ieine In
idulo belpeiieu imo wur0e oui ireien
SUB gcieet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
Is aa0re, @lntter aon NriIIinaen.

D2it CrilIineer ipuroe Die t8
Sabre olte 5roit 2eno Stodmon pon
gir. ia, Siio Gurbam StraBe,
beidenft, bod mar cs i6r nidbt Der.
gonnt, allie Orei ainoer, sic gfGohen
moren 81 bebolten. Gie @eblrt Der
fleinen @rOenbiiraer fono om @lon-
tag Itott ino itarb eeItern eines Der
WtdOhen eon5 pIoslid5. Die aiuoer
poeen bel ser @eburt, Niorie 5
%hno, 9(meIio 91s YiuuO imo @li-
idbetb, lueIde iett eeitorbelt lit, 8
Hfino. Ger Tater, 9aprence Stod.
man. lit 10 Sabre alt.
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r6clen" 6cift SaS Sdiff.

9(uf Ger Sdiffs6oumcrft Der
@enn.@1or Stoblperfe ou Sporrows
4oint uerlieB geitern gto6mittoe ein
pciterer 0onlpfer, DER fir Ole ". S.
8ua Dompfihiifn6rtS @eieGi6uft
in giep-Yorf gebout wirOe, oie Sel-
gen. Sr. q. $. 9ua, Der @rGlioent
Der @eicaiAoft, iolpie piele gleenten
Der oitli6en @eib6fts6neiee Der
9etblebem Stobluerfe moren noh
bier gefommcn nm Dem Stopellauf
bei6umobnen. SIM oSporrops Eoiut
Club" puroe Elm 2unheon lerpirt,
al mel1em oud 8rou g(itltin W1c.
2onobon uno 6relinoc seloocn Wo-
rem. gln oen 2un6eon nobmen 70
@erionen Sbeil. QoS Sdiff mel.
Dies elm S6meiteribiff Ger Cor
neio" it, bat cine 21nee BON 93S
SUB unO lit 4612 SUB brett, Der
Giefeone betrdet 26.3 SUB. Ser
9onipfer crbielt oen Nomcn nSeleu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
ogSittels6ad.0 d.0ercin BON baltimore. q

Seinen lebten oiesidbrigen 6omi-
Iien-9tusfllg, pelher nod edit oeiit.
Ider 9(rt begoneen iperoen ioa in6
ipobei Somilien &oiiee fo6en fonnen
beranItoltet am Sorntog gtnhmittoe,
6ofientli6 bonn ib0nIten @etter be.
giinitigt, Der ,WittelsbuH .8erein~ i'm
Gonnitotter @arf. Ole 5eIte Oieies
&ereins 3eiHnen ii6 itetS Ourd) be.
ionocre 9[ufnerfioufeiten leitens oes
Gereniielines- -Gonlites aus. lpelHes
Oieles DIAL aus ocn 6erren Wlihoel
9lideI, 9loam @os. 6ront Nierrofi
So6n @eis, @iliam @eis, Wlottbias
0iem, 9tic. S6eren0er uno 9ll6ert
0oppen6erg beitebt. 8iele olte 0lit-
elieoer oes @ereins ino 6reiinOe Oes-
Iel6en, loipie oeuti1e Gereine 9alti.
more's geben iid itets 8u Den 9tts.
fliieen oes feItge6eiioen @ereinS elm
Stelloi1ein, oo bier itets ebte oelIt.
I6e @euiit6li9feit Iporberrift.
Qelitid) iett .nS oeutid bIeibet TO-
pie ole oenti6e Sprode pfleeeit iino
Die 3iele Oieies gereins. lint Dies
allen @diten 5l beipciieu meroen
ainoer oeuti9er @ltern, Die itreng
oarauf bolten oaB ole W2utteripra1e
sur @eItiing fommt, oelltiAe Sc.
oi6te uno oeutIbe 2ieoer gum @or.
trag 6ringen. Sir 9laes lit auf's
9eite Soree 9etraeen, mo iagt i6on
ser 9lame ,@ittelsbaA. .Serein", ouB
91iemono Sinocr oocr 0urit 81 lei.
0en brauht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
Sci Der NImdt OermmaIiidt.


CHARLES &appert tOon glr. lilo,
Sommeriet StroBe. Wollte iid
Ieinen gerfoleern ent5ieben lmo
Derlngliidtc. ~ Stiir5tc aus
ocm 8peiten Stodperf ab. ~
BOG iib einen sduIter- lmo
glrmbruH 5u.
Dit einem 8rub Der linfen Shil'
ter mo Yerrenfirng oeriel6en wurOe
geitern 9lbenO ser 81 Sabre aIte
Charles $. &uppert bon Ir. tttO,
Sommeriet StraBe, oem ct. So
iepbs Soipital eiueeIieiert.
Guppert Lief, angeblicb perfolet
BON orci MGmern in Oen Seller oes
Souies bon Charles Goof, 9lr.6S0,
@eit 6opette StraBc, BON bort
nn6 Dem 5meiten Stodperf, BON mo
aus cr perlubte, ourd ein 6enlter
ouf Die &eranOa 81 eelongen bod
ouf Oen Sof itiir5te, iuobei er iid Die
on9cfiibrten Gerlebunoen, ais oud
einen glrm6ruh, pie I'M Soipitol
feltgeItcat wurOe, 5ii5og. 9tad oen
Nngoben 0eS W2anneS muroe icin
&oter IN elmer @oihpirtbi6aft oil
Ger Qerington- ln0 @reene.StroBc
angegriffen lnO oerlebt. Ruppert
braHte leinen @ater no6 Dem llni.
beriitGts Soipitnl. Sier bate CT
$3.50 fir Ole .Gr5tli6e 9ebanolung
mo Dem Sori-Gbouffeur $500 5u
5obleu. SpGter begob ii6 CHARLES in
Die @aihuirtbihoft. nm @rfunoieun.
Ell be5ii9lib oes 9lneriffs ouf ieinen
&ater ein3u5ieben. Ger @aIhpirtb
ioll Dem Manne oneeblid $3.50 fir
Die 8e6onolung 0cs @oters anee6o-
ten babeu. 9luppert ipeigerte iid, Die
fen 8etrog on5unebmen, porauf einc
gluseinanoeriebung folgte. Eloblih
mnroten lid) orei Dem Huppert imbe.
fannie MGnncr ais ou1 Der @oit-
pirtb angeblid gegen i'm, moraiif er
Oie 5luHt ergriff eefolet bon oen
0rei llnbefannten. Oils 9rippert Dor
Dem Sauie 9lr. COS, @eit.5oDetter
StroBe, anfon, 5oe elmer Ser Ser,
folger ongebli1 einen &ebolber. SSn
Der 9efiirhhne, geidoiien 81 wer-
ben lief Ger eeGheitiete Mann aii-
n11it in Sen Seller uno bon sort
aus nod Dem 5peiten Stodtperf, in
Der glbiift, iid ouf Dem Toh Der
YerouOa 81 beriteden. Ser g1ame
Oes Taters fonnte ni9t feIteeiteat
uerOen, on 9lrppert Dor 9lufreeiirg
foum Ipre9en tonnte.
Sp1ter ipurOc ourd Sergeant
IS. 5dumou iowie oie Eoli5iiten
@illioms, SimmonS ino aIingen.
BERG Der @oitwirtb 9ronf @oll bon
gar. S26, Sollins StraBe, Al Sabre
alt, ser 4S Sabre oIte SdouftpGr-
ter Ebomos N}iirpbp bon glr. 622,
See 'StroBe, umo Der 39.idbriee
Geforoteur Sobn Sell bon glr.
1911, @eit 9anpale Strobe, I'M.
ter Der @eiduIOigung oes 9GngriffS
auf Charles 9htppert, ser cine eroBe
9In5abl 8eugen bat, in !Saft genom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

Gbicd9o, 2S. Sept. Soiis.
froueu muBten bellte icbs Gents fiir
eincn Soib 8roO be5obIct fir mel
dies iie bis iest fiiuf Gents be8obItcn.
SIeinbdder polen Dem BON OenSroB.
bGdern eeitelten @eiipiel foleeit. 10
beiBt cs, umo olciaioIts Die 9roO.
preile erh0hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
166 YOIisiitcn 6citanOcn Erafnua.

0ie Eoli8ei 9riifiiues @eboroc
mohte geltern Oie g}omen Der Eoli.
aiiten befonnt, melde bel ser fiir6lih
Dcronitolteten 9Sriiflng fir Die @e-
forOerlng 6u Sergeanten ole notb-
iuenOige Yunftoobl, Is, errei6t bot-
ten. Sm @an6en beItanoen 166 go
Ii8iiten ole Eriiflme. 9ie 5ebn beltcn
iino:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

Sn oen 6omiIien geane ltno 9roli.
ner 81 Yomfret am Mottaponon.
Sumpie in CHARLES .GountD iino iie.
ben Ginoer am Gpp6uS erfranft.
0ie @inma1e.@elbdfte 0es Staa-
tes @8arpIano beriHten, OaB oieies
So6r beoeilteuO peniger Somoten
mo onoere 6riibte eineemobt nor.
oeu iin0, ais i'm @criobre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29
3mei 8rtten0ompfer mer.
BEN II Boot 9eute.

y YeteEbeoo, Shottlan0. 2S
September. Der britiibc 0anpier
~E6urio~ wnrOe am @tittpodD BON
einem llnterieeboot in Sic Eiefc be.
foroert. giclm NlitglieOer Der De.
naunlIng muroen eerettet. ooh 3ebn
an0ere peroen permiBt.
(0er Tampfer nS6urio4 botte ei.
nen 9iaunin6alt BON 1914 Sonnen
mo mar oos Gieent6un elmer 6irno
in @uI @r muroe i'm Sabre 1909
gebout)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

3ettbil0. aus @n9Ian0.-
DIR. Riharoion Bat ioebcu eriabren.
Dab cin f0nigliher 9Srin5 oemuddit
ieine Seimot1itaot beiuhen lueroe.
r@entlemeu, ruit er, in ieinen Glub
treteno mir befomnen hoben @e.
iitd - Ga lpringt olIeS entiest niIf:
lin @inmelS millen ans melher
9iihhmg fommen oern Die 3eppeli.
ne?l~
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yei iciner glnfilnft ucrhoftet.

Der 80 Sabre olte Dallas 9ell bon
Cambridge, W2o, ipuroe geltern
ylo6nlittog, ais CT Den 0ompfer
y9orbeIter~ an Ger 2iobtItroBe Oer-
Ioiien poIlte, olf @unid Der 8eb0r-
ben bon Cambridge ,berboftet uno
nod Der mittleren Eolioeiltotion ee-
brodt. Ser Sheriff BON Cambridge,
@iainnt 8rooiboip, beftt einen
Softbefebl fir 9ea. Gr lon ongeb,
lid $t5 eeitoblen bdben. gei feiuer
9lbfobrt bon Cambridge botte gell
$22 in ieiner Golde. 9ci ieiner gln.
finft fonnte er ober Den @ebeimpoli-
aiiten Senfins uno Sones nur 50
norweiien @r botte ongeblih Die
reitliden $50 bel einem @iirfeIipiel
wGbreno ser 6obrt Derloren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

QI6DHncnteu, bic ben ,,SemtIden GUrre.
IpDnbcnfcn" ntdjt piinftlidJ uber itnrcacIs
riahig erDnIlem, ilnb aebcien, bcr Office
bapun per EcIcpbun UOer ldJrsItIIdl E1li.
ttelIune ~ mamen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

SIN 8ottcrD Bart 6rcm.
oeniiibrer a99oren sic lhon i'm
Gopf Der Sibert82~ Srcuioer
,.2eioer, io.~ Sremoeniii6rer
veci0cr iaoen Sie, maS baben Sic
orinnen aeieben2~ 5rem0er
u9tihts, 's lit alles bobI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-29

Ger @i iooBitc b. .3en5il~
iogt Der @err Sanptnoum sum 6rdu.
leiu aoiiirerin, ,3er5t Bring mir
bent wieOer Elm Sdnisel glber niht
wieoer, mie eeltern 9lbeno, elm Shni.
sel la @enernlrabsfartel" nSo.
mas mar oenn Dos 2~ .@cll, Ben.
81 III fein Sdniset t:25000itel un-
tiirliher @roBe"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

would not let any one bid me
lood.byc the morning went to be
operated upon.
Il know" said Jim. when | told
him to persuade Dick WAS right.
and that IL would be better he was
not there as | was wheeled out OF
the room, Il know, you vain crea.
ture. you do not want Dick to see
you stretched on that banana
cart"
I have sometimes wondered II.
before a man Is taken out for exc
cution. some merciful person does
not give him n dose OF morphine.
After Alice had jabbed the little
feedle into my arm. my nerves be-
came calmer. and altho ! did not
think OF II az the time. | find
since. on thinking 1t over, that this
was another illustration OF the su.
premacy Of the physical. You can
calm the most poignant terrors OF
the soul by deadening the nerves.
but by no exercise Of the mind can
you assuage raging toothache.
I remember I did not feel a
ouslm when they put the ether
cone over my face.
Just breathe naturally and
think you like II" said a voice.
But | do like It," said. for
had taken ether many times be.
fore, and liked H.
For some reason, however. did
l OF get that sensation of floating
In fragrance that was never on
land or sea--a fragrance so won
derful that you could see its ex-
oulsite color OF rose rs we'll ms
smell II. Then the thought came
to mo that the people might not
give me enough, and would per-
laps suffer while they we're oper-
ating on me.
Again said, but I do like IT,"
ond IN few seconds began 70
get that delicious pink odor that |
knew was the predecessor OF OBJ
llvion.
They tell me | was two hours
and half on the table. while that
blessed Vienna surgeon did stunts
with my spine that made the many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
ALLIES LAUNCH
BALKAN ATTACK
CONTINUED
FROM PAGE I

and Turks In resisting the combln.
ed attacks OF French. English. Rus.
slams. Italians. Serhlans and Monte.
ncgrina. In no engagement OF mod.
ern history have the arinieA OF 80
many nations been In clash along
one battle front
Allies on the Offensive
Forced 10 yield advanced posi.
tons under the first Bulgarian ut.
tacks. the allies have reinforced
their lines and are strongly on the
offensive In the Vardar valley.
northwest OF Salonika.
ON the wings. the Bulgarians
have made further slight advances
by reason OF their numerical supc-
rlority. but Anglo-french artillery
and the stubborn resistance Of tho
Serbia has considerably checked the
momentum Of the advancing enc
my forces,
All prcM dispatches from Ruma.
MIA bear evidence OF close censor.
ship. but from direct source II was
reported that fighting IN the bal.
sAna mas caused profound I'm
preston IN Bucharest
Rumania Awaits Victory
Despite wariiko reports brought
10 London. many persons well I'm.
formed on the Balkan situation DO
not bcliev. Rumania will enter the
var. at least until tho allies have
advanced up the vardar valley and
have scored decisive gains against
the Bulgarians.
II has been known here for sew.
erai weeks that tho third Ruma.
MAN army was modified and In
readiness for instant service. bu,
there has been no other evidence
OF military movements TO warrant
the belief that Rumania 10 about TO
declare war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
Don't Let Soap
Spoil Your Hair

When you WASH your hair. be
careful what you use. Most soaps
and prepared shampoos contain too
much alkali, which Is very inturi-
Gus. as II dries the scalp and
makes the hair brittle
The best thing TO use is Just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil. for
this is pure and entirely grease
less. It's very cheap. and beats the
most expensive soaps or anything
else all to pieces. You can get this
at any drug store. and few
ounces will last the whole family
for months.
Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub II in. about a tea
spoonful 10 all that is required. II
makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. cleanses thorough
ly. and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and is
foft. fresh looking. bright, fluffy.
wsvy and easy TO handle. Besides.
Il loosens and takes out every par
ticle of dust. dirt and dandruff.--
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
BOAT LOST IN
$4,000 BLAZE

Fire. starting after tarpot boil
ed over. did $4,000 damage on the
water front. at 18th ave. W and
Emerson at. Tuesday afternoon.
Tn. fishing schooner salamo. own.
ed by II. Smith and valued at 81. 500.
was totally destroyed. with a newly
constructed shed at the north end
OF the port commissions fisher.
mems dock. scow and houseboat
belonging to Peter Ashland. and
fish nets and selnes belonging 10
Jen Jensen
swenson a Co. contractors. had
finished tho sa.50o shed and were
putting on roofing when the tarpo,
boiled over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
rs MILLION MERGER
TO BOOST CANNING

company. Griffin a skelly. and J.,
X. Armsby company.
Those making tho combination
say the plan II for n defensive trade
organization. owing TO other large
concerns entering the fruit and fish
canning business II will make Il
possible 10 meet the Eastern con
Germs on equal terms.
The merger will enable the new
company TO keep the Alaska Fish
Packers large fleet OF ships In
operation. After the close OF
salmon packing II In planned 90
have these vessels carry the fruit
and fish products TO the East and
England via the Panama canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. ga
With the pooling OF n majority OF
stock Of the Alaska Packers aseo-
citation. the formation OF gigantic
500 .000. 900 corporation by merglng
the principal fruit canning com.
naniea OF the West with the big fish
concern. IL 30 near n certainty TO.
day that Frank II. Anderson. In
charge of the plan. viii leave Fri.
day for New York 20 perfect final
arrangements and complete the
deal.
The fruit Gamers represented In
tho merger are;
California Fruit Gamers associa.
ton. Central California Canneries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
CHAMBER May
Be MEDIATOR

Whether the Chamber Of Com
merce will comply with the request
OF Federal Strike Mediator William
Blackman and participate In nego-
tiations looking toward arbitration
of the longshoremen's strike 10 .
matter In the hands. wednesday. o<
a committee appointed BY Judge
Thomas Burke. the chambers pres
ident.
Judge Burke declined to announce
the personnel OF tho COMMITTEES
until he has heard from those ASKED
10 serve.
The committee win ascertain
whether the chamber can be of ser.
vice to both the longshoremen and
employers before the entire cham
Der votes on the question Of open
ing negotiations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
mARoiE TELLS HOW SHE FELT
WHEN SHE WAS PREPARED
FOR THE OPERATION

To keep the record straight, |
must tell you. little new book. of
my hours at tho hospital before
tho operation.
There In n curious psychological
effect in all preparation. One be-
comes. for the time being. the
PIVOT about which everything
seems 10 turn. Ones ego looms
big when ono faces the Inevitable.
and yet | do not believe any one
can realize just what 10 going to
happen.
did not realize that could go
up into that spotless operating
room comparatively well. and in a
few hours be laid again in my bed
20 horribly III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

doctors present hold their breaths
In alternate horror and admiration.
And poor Dick and dear Mollie
walked the floor downstairs and
suffered.
When ! awoke. the great doctor
stood by me. and said: You are
very lucky girl, Margie waverly.
You did not have tuberculosis or
any other malignant trouble. and.
unless something unforeseen hap
pens. you will be as good as new"
Dick. on the other side OF the
ted. whispered with smile
Yes. Margie. dear heart. Just as
good as the girl I knew"
And then / went to sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
~ JOHN n. HEARLGY

Gn4N%4 EFNts StAtk t3tFNrpon1sAk
WITH THE ITALIAN ARMY
At coRiTx. Aug. 23.-seversi
thousand Italian Americans
wsrs In the army that entered
ooritx and are now ssormino
the Austrian defenses south ard
east OF the captured fortress
city. Many Of them wers killed
and wounded.
Upon entering coritx met
several ItaIlsr-Americsns, In
uejsdine Luciano Abbats and
sani Sennare. former New
York street car men, now rapid
fire eunners with IN armored
auto squadron. Both were eager
for neWs Of America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

PORTLAND. Aug. 23.-Shirt
sleeves were popular In Portland
today when the mercury began
hitting the high spots with even
l. ore zest than yesterday. Tho
quick silvor's farthest north so
far is 92 degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23
GERMAN COUNTER ATTACKS WIN

maintained fierce bombhrdmont
OF French first line and communi.
eating trenches. but there were no
infantry attacks.
In tho Nosges. French grenade
parties repulsed an attempted sur
prise attack on Hartmannswcller.
kopf
The French flyer Dorm downed
his NTH German aeroplane yoster.
day Northeast OF Peronne. French
flyers with machine guns attacked
four German planes. which landed
behind their own lines. seriously
damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-23

PARIS. Aug 23~Gcrman troops
made a powerful attack. last night.
on trenches south OF the Somme.
south OF Eatrees and west OF soye'
court. which we're captured by the
French In Tuesdays fighting. and
succeeded In penetrating the
French line NJ several points, Il was
officially admitted today.
The attack Was preceded by an
intense bomhardment. lasting Sow
cral hours. In which the whole
French front south OF the Somme
was under steady fire.
North OF the somme the Germans