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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

90. 5ortiebumg)
oNatiirlidl grno aeniig Did, arneS
Ena. am Sen &eriiano 81 bringenl" er-
1pi0erte 9lruoIo. Der iorimdbreno an ieinem
Blon0cn Shnurrbdrihen orebte Sin ent'
ietIiher SbIog. muBte Did tatidhlib
lDernidten oui mein Sort es tut mir
anIaebeuer Ieio INN oidl~
GelbItDerItanolid fonute mif oieie 9lui.
doIIunq 6lorenre nid]t befrieoiaen - lie
lberiudlie es in anoerer @eiie aiIf ibreS Bet.
tiers @eniit 3u tpirfen. sd DeiB eS, Ar.
noIo, On tronerit qelpiB ebenio am ibn iuie
hh Dente bod, mie gilt er fir inS ale
liDor. fir Did, fir mid, fir ieoen, Der ibm
nabe itono 6olte Dir iein coles Bib Dor
b9Iuaen uno Damn iDirit on Die gan5e @raA-
liamfeit 0es Sdidiols beereifen, oos iiber
ms berrinaebroden it,"
.Sdmobl. arouiom~ Dieoerbolte er Der
EduonisloS lid fiible es 10 nidlt mIroer,
menu and natiirlid) nidjt 70 iDie on DaiB.
belligfeiten iino ielbit IN Den frieofertiglten
t5aulien mpermeiolid," fubr er fort, BON
sglorencens traneniiberitromteH glutlib 81
Doftor &ieret gepenoet ~Snfel giOoertdl
pileQte mir manfe iharie Borlelung 81
b0ieH, id) mar Der @rmabmngen oft redt
mii0e iebt 1T er tot. imo fern iei es bon
muir. ibm nobtrdglidb oorob 81 groIlen SD
.iUeib, odb id oft eeredten Ea0el beroiente
-- iUarc er nod am &ebeH, 10 iDiiroe id nidlt
onIieben ibn oieS offenber5ig 81 iagen."
.lluaIiidlihermeiie lit SbneH Die Sc
1eaenbeit bier3u benouImel," itieB Dottor
9iret beruus. sd oerimhe, Serr Der.
ipeui Gle beabiidtiaeu cine &eile bier 81
bleibcn
- ,@rraien, Dottorl sd poIIte 5ipor TO-
chen Elm blbihes, eintrdoIides @eiddit OBJ
nideIn. bod jett beriafie i'd 9iooffielo nidk
cher bis i'd ben Sdleier BON oielem mert'
miir0iacn GebeimniiIe aeliiftet babe.
Cd puBle es ia. on iUiiroeit nidt ruben,
70 lanac bic llnaeipibbeit iiber oes 8oters
Ghidial oiif ms lnitetl~ riei Slorence bod
crirch ciuen 4nI.ft Der llebereinitiummg
nut i6rem Better eIhoedt al baben. On
plrIi aber groBen S9wierigteiteH begeg-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

&iret auf Der S6peIle lteben: 80 Oiel icJ
weiB. boben sic niemals oas Doftor.Gra-
meE gemoht
uSd, ia, gar3 ricbtigl" rief glrnolo nit
leidjtfertigem &oden ~ lid pergaB ar Den
sSormenfrom, ieitoem idj Die @iiieniHait
iiber goro gemorien babe. geomlrc aif-
ridJtig, glnna leioeno 81 piiienl @uten
Worgen, 9oftor Soffe sic berte nod 81
Ieben. II garn, 5loru," beqonn er bon
neueln, nadoem 0oftor Giret lidj entfernt
bate oiDenn on nidts oogcgeu bait 10 Glib
mir einen ildrfenoen Srunf, ino Damn err
5dbIc mir oie gon5e, traurige G'cidJidlte- SD
borte omar bereits oes alien @Dmoros Sc
rid)t nllein om iideriteH idopit man an
Der Guelle ielbit Gag mir porber, pie
fin0eit on mid obne @art2"
,0u liebit Dem @oter nidt mebr 10 d6n-
lidj tpie friiber.~
1ie 9lebnIibfeit 5piiden Ontel rno gtef'
fen ipar ndlulid), 70 peit es ,Oer @egenloB
oeS olternoen D}auneS gum frGitigen Sling
ling aeIiattete, itetS nufialleno gemelen.
9ei0e tenn3eibnete oie imterieste, itarte@e-
ftoIt Der filr3e giaden, Die breiten SdHl-
tern. ons aefroulte Saor. Bur 3eit ais glr'
nolo Gnglano perlieB, trugen iie Den glet-
den Shniirrs uno obgeihibten 9odenbort.
@rnoIbs regetmdBig oeIdnittene @eiicbts=
5iige, 70 pie Die eigentiimlid Dieredig aes
formte Stirn gliden Der &opibiloung iei-
mes Onfels tdlfdeno. 9ei Dem iobrelon-
gen 8niammenlebcn batte iogar Sprode
imo @ono Scr beioen 0ldnner INNER mcbr
on glebnlidfcit geponnen, uno ood foniite
es faiun 5ipei D2enifen geben Die on Gbos
rafter uno @enitsart 70 bimmelmeit bon
einonoer perihieoen moren, tpie Jlooerib
9erpent ino ein gieffe glrnolo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
gLms Sen 9uIiieiaeridltcn.

u. Z. E6ompiou ioa ein 9igamiit
ieiu- n Sot cine 6rou gu 0iel-
Sotte feiue G6auiicurs 2iceu8.
~ 5ubr 81 idnea ourd ocn
GridO Sill Garf.
ga ange6liA cine 6rau 81 biel
Bat, mur0e geitern garon S6ompion,
ser i'm @eitminiter Sotel ipo6nt, bon
9lidjter S6op in ser nittleren @oli-
5eiiiation fir oie 9c6otoen bon91oro-
GaroIiua feitge6olten. 6rnu 9lt6D
S6ompion 6e3eugte, ooB lie ii6 inn
Sabre 1906 NIT Dem 9ei6uloigtell
in eli3a6et6 Gitp, g. g., oer6eirat6et
bate grei 9lonate Iong qing 9laes
id0n mo gut, Damn a6er ling er 81
iiidelu an uno er3G6lte BON Sen Gd-
bigteiten ieiner frii6ereu 6rouen.
6ran G6ompion idenfte ieinen @or.
ten 5uerit fein @e66r, iie erfunoigte
ii6 aber. zines 9ages bei Dem 6lerf
in 6li3a6et6, ob i6r @otte Die0ei6t
i6ou einmal Der6eirat6et 0elpeien
iei. Sie er6ielt oud Die 9laAricbt,
ooB Sr. E6ompion ange6lid idou
8wei 6rauen ge6abt 6ot. Son ieiner
eriien 8rau erbielt er oige6lid cine
aeridtlihe Sdeioung ipabrenO er
BON Der 3Deiten anec6lidb nod nidt
getrcnnt pur0e.
&onn's ni6tIoNeh.
@eil er an0c6lib in icinem g(uto-
nobil nit elmer @ei6minOigfeit BON
25 @1eilcu pro Stimoe 0urd oen
Grub Sia @arf eeia6ren mar, wur.
Oe eeiiern Moraen Soiep6 9ioDmono
BON glr. 2235, Suutineton 9lOenue,
bon 0lidter Sbroocr in Der noroli.
den @oli5eiitotion nit s. ino Soften
beitrait @r mar crit bor filr5er Belt
megeH oeiiel6en @eree6ens aufgebal-
ten Dor0en.
Seine tnerfobrenbeit TO-.
iteti6n $40.
Srob0em Ger 81 Sabre alte Go,
bert Sopfins BON g}r. 1859, 6rienos-
6urD @lace, nod ME ein 9htomobil
gelenft 6otte, mo1te er nit oem 9li.
tomo6il eineS 6rermoes cine 9iimo,
io6rt maden amlm 6otte iid oie
Moihinc in @emeslug aeiebt, 81
iiono oud Ibon @oli5iit gobis ne6en
Sopfins rno Oerlongte, 0efien G6aui-
ieurs 2iceu3 5u ie6et ga er gegen
elm anoeres 9lutomo6il geia6ren mar.
Sn ser mitileren @oli5eiitation piIr-
Sc geitern @1orgen Sopfins nit $40
mo Soften beitroit neil er feline
G1auffeurs 2iceul 6eiibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
gAiinidIt rine sdlcinnnn.

Syn 9reisgeridte Bat 8rmi Seleue
@faif einc aIage Inn o6iolute Sdei.
6ung bon Charles &faii einreiben
laiien 9oS @aar 6eirat6ete aeraOc
Dor orei ,Sa6ren. Ges9lciden Der.
lonet i'm iel6en @eribtc 6rau gaa
@rempler cine SbeiOimg bon aarl
@rempIer mo oic 9luiiidt Der orei
atnoer ser @6e. Gas @oar beira-
t6ete in 1900 in Geiiicrstopn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
gOm scc nmO Safcn.

Qie icetiidtigc Barge o9}ort6ern
go. 81 welNc in Clifton, DO, bon
6. Sic6crt ac6aut muroe, fam ge.
iiern inter Dem &omman0o OcS Go-
pitdnS Seifries &c. @orrett an ino
modte am @icr ser n@eiiern Marb.
lauo 9oinua1~ ieit, nm cine 9aorng
Cement fir 9}orfolf an 9oro 81 ne6-
men. Gos S6iii miro nad g}ep-
burn, g. g., ge6cn, Inn Sol3 fir
9}ep gorf 5u IaOen. Gle lit 20l SUB
lana % SUB 10 3on brett uno 6at
cine 9aoeb66e bon 10 SUB mo Gin
&aumgc6alt bon 1000 Ioncn. SIR.
3" lit @iaent6nm Scr o9ort6ern
Transportation COMPANY" Oereu
9rdiioent So6u z. Gono6ue bon
Baltimore III.
9SrdiiOent Z. s. Sooper BON Ser
,.Gaiicrn Transportation Company,
fam geitern BON G6orleitou 9. g.,
bier an no CT iid npd Dem S6idial
ser 8ardeu IS. 81. Saaaett~ imO
n@ugeuia Sooper," melcbe iir6 in Dem
fiir5liden Stilrm nobc ser aiiiie BE.
ianOen @rflmoiGungen ein5ie6en
mollte. Sie befauocn iiA aij ser
6o6rt non SadionOiQe nod Bolton
rmo wuroen bonn Sturn iiberroibt,
wel6cut 6as aobIenihiii Sector"
5im Spier iieI. 9lad ocrinaen 9le-
paratltrcn rDcrocn oic 8argen sic
5a6rt na6 Bolton iortiebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
gser nidt 68ren uilI, mnh iiilIcn.

CAB Oie ncuen StroBen6abn-9ie-
geln, wonab cs Derboten it, md6renO
Ser 5a6rt ouf Dem Srittbrett 5u
iie6en, Iirena 0ur6ocfii6rt mcroeu,
milBte Der S1eger 8reo. @iIion 8u
ieinem Seiomeien eriobren. @iliou
woGte geitern 9(bcnO cine StraBeu-
ba6u an Scr @ilmor- uno Saratoga.
StraBc bcnitbcL fam aber nidt 0o-
81, neil I1nutlide @aaaous beiebt
moren. Semen lteberntut6 ma6te
er in 6ciBeu @ortcn 9uit uno ais
ein 9'oli5iit i'm auiioroerte, penigcr
liant 81 ieiu ilnO eine beiiere Sprade
81 6enltBclL iuurOe cr crit rcc6t milo,
nit Dem 9leiultot, ooB er baIo oaraiif
6iuter ibweoiide @oroiuen wanoer-
te 9iidter Iormo0ou erlei6tertc
@ilion nm 50 mo Soften pegcn lni-
or0entlidcn 9ctrdgcns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
eIcftrifcr un0 cincr ser dIfciien Waf- !

gleftrifer uno elmer ser dIteIten @3it-
alieoer Ser fat6oIiiten ct. S(Ip6on.,
ius-airde, itarb aeitern morgeu I'M
Souie ieines So6ncs, Srn. Senrp s..
S6oaenbcroer. Sfr. Gil, SSeit-5ronf-
lin-StraBe. Gr erreibtc 0as bobe
Sitter bon 81 So6reu unO mar in
9opern ae6oren. @iit 81 Sa6reu
fam CT na6 9lmerifo. gr 6interI1Bt
Is Gnfcl inO 12 @roBenfel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
qolaI6eridlte nns geaidinntun.


Cine fcgcnsrefh c Anitolt.
Tas G6riiiiau mo 6leanora 9lup-
bert Seim iiir oltc mo beoiiritige Be
mo6nw 0cs Tiitrifis Oer0iientlidte
aciiern icinen pier5e6nten So6res6e-
ridi Ger 9cridt 3eiat oaB bic 9ln.
Iioli 2s Gcrioncn, 6 Nl1nner nnO %
6raueu IN filege Bat eSm bergans
aenen Sabre uurOe iiini neuen 9lp,
pliidnicn gniiuabme geiud6rt.
1ie 9eantcn purOcn ale iiir oos
tonmcnoc So6r uieocr crmd6lt.. Si.
mon @oli @rdiioent; @iaimn 3.
@uoc 9'icc4rdiioent; 0lBer Go6eu
Geircidr mo Sdotmeiiter; ,Srau
g. 9ernsoori, Goriie6erin. mo G6as.
s. 9obcrts, Glerf.
2 h ei0ungsflage
MlorD 6. 6 9aQenaer perfloqte
aciieru i6rcu 01oum So6u g. gol.
lenacr neil cr nidt fiir i6rcn imo
ibrer Ainoer llnter6olt iorgte Bal.
lcn8er ut in einem Sdiiis6auboi Be.
ih1iiiat. Ios @aor beirot6ete bier
om 10. Slmi 1905. Ger 8er6inoung
iino 3 @in0er, z, 8 uno 10 Sabre olt,
cniiprolien Srnu 9aaeuger modte
iiberoies gelieno, 0aS i6r 0lonn iie
Idledlt bebanoelte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
0Nn IA Nie Mlntterr

2oretta @aoncr, 8 Sabre aft,
Eodter bon &crrn uuo 8rau So6n
&agner, Oerbriibte iid i6mer, ais
Elm &eiiel 6ciBes &oiicr bonn Sfcn
iiel. sic muroe nad ser ,llnion
9roteitont Snfirmorp" aebrobt imo
liegt in fritiiGem 3uItan6e Oarnie.
Der. Gas 0ldoden po6ute bei iei-
ner Eante, Srol @iaiam 6. @race.
9lr. 1917 I. Strobc, grooflon 9lnnc
glrimoeI-Goiintp. fSrou @race Der.
ilI6te, sic @lutter oeS 9inOes ans
finoig 81 MAIDEN, bod poreu oGe
8entii6lngen bis6er berge6ens. Gic
Whlttcr ioa in Baltimore po6nen.
6crr Sdaacuberger gcftur6cn.
Serr 9luOoIp6 S6aaenbergcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
S5eirat6s- qicensen.

So6n &orman @i6ion "a, uuo5lo-
renee g. gge6er, 81
0lourice S. SoDes, Al, @ittmer,
mo Sarob &C. @ot6is, 81, geioe bon
Ganloen, 9t..Sy.
Soiep6 u. Sooper, 80, rmo 01orb
Steaa @ui6, 80.
gictor s. Nlaarut6er, 23, unO 9(n-
ME s. Nbono, 90.
Clarence 6. NdQer, 80, uno glon.
DE 8. Gir, q, 9eiOe bon 9lrliugton,
N3O.
So6n 96leieer, 81, imo Marb 6.
8elononn 80.
@m. z. glooms, 81, uu0 9ioio SO.
S'9leiQ, Is.
eOworo Gilbert Al, oeIdieoet A..
@arg g. 9lrnolo, 81, @ithpe.
9lnoreiO SbomaS, "a, uno W}arD
Bind, Is.
Geo Sdarie, %, unO 9(una Gln.
ie, q.
Souis Siloerman 2t unO 9elilo
9Riler %.
abonnem en. sle ben aDmthsm GorreWoM.
btntcn" nllt pNmitltn pDcr unrcAelndBn fr.
halttn, Rnii nebeien, ber Office haUON per Sele-
Shnn oher '@r'stih MitfbrIlnno IN ~ad'u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

mofratiI6e Stoots Central Goniite
81 eincr Spe3ial-Sibimg 3iiommeh
Inn cincn g1odiolger iiir Sen oeritor.
6enen Goriiber Nurrag GouoiOer 81
erip06len.
grOum e Sons sic @lcif6ictcnScu.
Gin SDnoifot, an Oeiien Spite
9(leronocr 9romn & Sons itebert
moGtc oos 6ocbIte glngcbot, $99,S91
fir sic $3,500.00O D1drDlon0Stoots-
Sbligotioncn. Die glnge6ote puroen
geiteru 0littag 5it 9lnnapolis ge0fi-
net. Gos ndcbit60ditc 9lnge6ot mar
500, ,799. glo6ocm Die 9lnge6ote per-
Icien woroen moren 900 iid Oie 9e-
boroe 5rriid, I'M 5u einer Gntidei.
Oiing iiber ooS glnge6ot ocs 8ropn,
Spnoifots in 9(nbetrad)t oeS gSuns
i6cs Oes Gtootcs, $S00,0O0 Ger Sb-
ligatioucn 5iriid5ufmifen uno oem
Silgungsfono 5u6ufiibrclt 5u font
men. 0ic @eborOe enti1ie0, COB tic
Oos 9(ner6ictcu Ocs @romn.SDnoi-
fots onnebmen merOe, penn 0aiielbc
iicO bcrcit erfldre, 0ie $S00,000 Oh
ligotionen an Ocn Stoot 3uriid 5u
berfoufeen, rn0 eriu6te rmu Oie 9(n.
go6e oes 9Sreiies. Soften oie crfolg-
rciAen 9ictcr ii6 peigerh Oies 5u
t6ilL 10 miro beTiirbtet 6aB ooS
glneebot 5uriidecpieien ilnO Die 9(us-
gobe gum 0ffentlicben Gerfouf fom-
men icG.
Gin SDn0ift, beitebenO aug g[ler,
onoer gropn & Cons, Sorris 6or,
bes & SO. inO oie n@1ercontile Srpit
& Gepoiit Co. bot $99.S91 fir sic
gou6e 9(usoo6e ooer gor nidts, Gin
onocres Spnoifot, 5nioumen9eiebt
aus ser equitable SruIt Co. bon
g}cm-Dor g(. $. GollinS & Cons
lno q. 9. 2eo6, bot $99,799. 0ie
uSofc 0epoiit & SrilIt Co." bot ouf
100000 5u Eari-@ertbe im0 Sobn
81. Yeofle, observation-disclosures, $4,000
inter oen eleiben @eoineingen Ser
@eiommi6ctroe Scr geitern ouseeee-
bencn Sbligotioncn mar $3,500,000
nno 5mar $2,00O,0OO pierpro5entiee
Stills -SbIigotionen imo
81 100000 bicrpro8entige 2on0itro-
Ben-S6ligotioneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
gIns Dem Snneren War8lduO's nnO
ben ansrcn5enOeH Staatcn.
Ger @}ab in e dad ae6at
ten.

g cr D1ob in 2 6 q d ge5al.
ten
Ger Aeonergobe 0eS c6emaligen
neutrality-suspicious. Siram R.
Burton iii es 3lt Deroanten, oaB in
yeiuis Gel, einSDndmoro bernlieoen
muroc Gin @0bel6onien imringte
0os SONS bon Or 99iaiam ". Gar.
ter, mclher beihuloigt miro, oen
@oimeiiter s. Z. 9Bnd, wd6rcno ei.
ues @ortmedielS eridoiicn mo Der.
idieoenc anocre 4erionen permumoet
1u 6aben. 9lahoem 6err Burton
NIT Dem Souien ber6onoeIt Bate,
8erlireiiic iid oeriel6e. lin0 @arfer
puroe iciiaenommeu umO nad
Georgetown aebrodt.
91ah LANCER 4ranf6eit &C.
itorben.
Weor9c s.. SnDne, pelber iiir ei.
ulge glonate ffanf inn So6n SopfimS.
Noipiial selegen 6atte, itarb lebte
9lodi iu ieiuem Seim 81 9raoi6op,
Nlo 0err Sn0ne le6te irii6er in
Baltimore mo beiiIdte oie 5iicntlide
Shnle iopie sic So6ns Soptins.llni.
bcriiidt er mar in Oen ot6letii6en
Nrcilen pobl betonnt mo mor ii6er.
Gus beliebt. er binterldBt ieine 81
tern ieine Nittiue uno orei ainoer.
er NOR 2S Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
g9ar Elm Qclln gOlanu.

Die Staats @abIauiiidtsbc60roe
bat QcUis So6nion, Ser ais 3immer.
mann bel Der 9e66roc anaeiiellt mar,
cnilaiien neil er meaen Der SdieBe.
rei AMI @m. 3a5renot Oerbaiiet NOR.
oen iii @s i6eint DAB Sobnion ein
8reimo ocs Srn. ,So5n 9. aellu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
If. &apitel.
9lrnoI6s @niidten iiber sic
q ,F,,,,

Bllt Il II I I.
.sS6 boffe, es lit MN crloubt, i'm Smne
81 rauden2" froate glrnolo, nadoem 6lo'
renee fir feline leibliden 9eoiirfniIie ge-
forot botte. Gle benz illiote "a freunblih,
pem aud nit innerem &erlireben IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

9(ul nddIten TienIiog tritt oas oe-
mofratiI6e Stoots Central Goniite
81 elmer Spe3iaI-Siblng 5uiommcn
Inn cinen 91odiolger iiir Sen Oeritor-
6enen Goriiber W1urrag GonoUer 81
erpG6len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

abunnew en. Sie ben ,,DmHmen GorreWuH.
bentcn"' niht piniiiim pbcr unrrnelmdhin rr.
halttn, tni nebeien, ber Office haUON per Sele-
shnu uher tMrifAim Mttibfllnuo IN mad,gu
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-26

A few moments spent each morning in the
proper care Of the mouth, throat and nasal pas
sages will go far toward making the entire day
more pleasant and more worth while. 1t will
not only make you more comfortable, but it
will lend feeling Of exhilaraton and protect
you from all manner Of germ contagion, such
as colds, aud grippe we'll the more dan
gerous contagious diseases.
Trv these suggestions for even two or three
mornings, and you will find them SO beneficial
and pleasant that you will surely wish to con-
tinue.
When you first arise, 60 into the bathroom
and battle, as is your usual custom. Then
cleanse your teeth with Benetol Tooth Cream.
This is the only tooth cream in the world that
is really antiseptc and germicidal (others
claim to be, but they cannot show any real
germicidal strength).
Now put from II to 20 drops Of Beneto in
glass and fill it with hot water. With this,
rinse your mouth and gargle your throat.
Drink what is left down to small quantity.
Dilute this still further by about 4 to l. With
this, either a nasal douche or shuttle it up
your nose to clear out all the accumulated
phlegm and catarrhal inflammation.
If you shave every morning let us suggest
that you use Benetol Ointment Immediately af-
ter shaving, following this with Benetol Pow
der Gin place Of talcum). This will keep your
face in most excellent condition.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-05-26

LII TACT, the more you use BenelOl pTOQuClS,
the you will value them as being far
superior to any others.
When you Beneto as your morning
mouth wash and garge, we would strongly
urge that you swallow part of it. This will
sterze the stomach and bowels prevent
stomach trouble, dyspepsia, Indigestion
gas on the stomach and liberation of the stOnl-
ach.
One trial of Beneto Ointment will convince
you that nothing has equaed this prep
lutte physical impossibility for man to con
tract "Barber's Itch or any other contagious
skin disease if he uses "Benetol" or "Benetol
Ointment.'
Try these suggestions your mouth
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-12

must be- quite a lot Of sclerossifled
livers IN tie State, sort Of hang
over from the 'wetter epoch, menace
ing their owners with some curtail-
ment Of the expectation. Then, too,
the register Of vital statistics boasts
that over 20 per cent Of Kansas
population is in the country or
towns Of under $500. He assumes
that folks living in the country live
longer than those in the cities. But
this is dangerous. too; certain very
fatal diseases have been driven to
the country by reason of the super
ior sanitation Of the cities, so that
the best vital statistics nowadays
strongly suggest that the town, as a
place IN which to live long, has a
good many advantages over the
country.
We guess that the real explana-
ton is that Kansas vital statistics
fail to count up all the people who
die.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-12
KANSAS, LONGEVITY, AND
BOOZE

There is reason>to fear that the
first explanation why Kansas death
rate is so remarkably low, is that it
isn't. The State records a death
rate annually of 9.s to the thousand
OF population. If that were a per-
manent, continuing ratio, it would
indicate that Kansans are living an
average of a trife over 100 years
each; which is bit strong, even for
Kansas.
The register of vital statistics.
assuming that his figures are all
right, explains that Kansas is eco
nomically an ideal community, that
it has no effete rich and no paupers;
that its people are intelligent
enough to take care of themselves,
and, finally, that they don't drown
their hopes Of long life in booze,
which is there prohibited.
Some holes in the skinner are
reasonably apparent. Kansas has
hst always been a dry State. There
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-12
ENGINEERCONDEMNS
GREAT FALLS PLANS
Francis R. Weller Discusses
Project Before Association
OF Electrical Engineers.

rams now before Congress- for the
vonstruction OF a plant 10 utilize Great
sns on the Potomac as source OF
nsns ahd power for Washington. were
oonuemned as being economically un-
souhu py Francis n. Weller. before the
lllneIican Association OF Electrical En-
sinserS aS the Cosmos Club last night.
80 Weher, who is n consulting civil
s ~. hydraulic engineer, presented dia-
ne 1so, ana Facts which he said proved
structlon of the proposed plant failed
~ u axe into consideration many neces-
ssaIy expenditures. His total estfuate
AT me plant was S24, Ss7, 900, as against
nos, , ~ total carried in the re-
SS oat OF tne Government engineers. He
declared that to be an economic success,
wafer power plant should be able
20 compete with steam plants ot the
I a,,, capacity: II should also involve
NV COST or installation and mainte-
nance, he said, and he asserted that the
Sreat Falls project has not measured
up TO any OF these requirements.
MI. Weller based his argument
AGAINST SI,st the practicability of making
washington a smokeless industrial
center ny Harvesting the power OF
treat Falls solely upon the ground
OF economy. In arriving at his con-
clusion that the Great Falls project
would represent an outlay of about so
ment estimates, he said:
NO estimate has been allowed by
the Government for clearing a reser-
y0ir site, which will comprise nearly
100 acres, upon about one-haif OF
which there Is growth oftimber.
1, NO estimate was allowed for rock
bortngs. although the necessity OF a
thorough exploration OF formation
beneath so large a dam as is proposed
is evident
The erection OF the reservoir will
overflow and destroy a large amoLnt
or land. and the greater part ct this
land, including several clubs and
amusement places. will probably have
TO be ACQUIRED by condemnation pro-
ceedings."
Mr.. Weller declared the total cost of
even the initial development work
contemplated by the Government en-
gineers to furnish 10000 horsepower
would amount 10 St1,7E0,S04, although
the Government fixes the cost of this
work at 39,Sfq.e00.
This is equivalent to a unit cost
of Si38.30 per shaft horsepower de-
veloped," said Mr.. Weller. "When one
compares this with the eokt OF from
S35 to $40 per horsepower In a steam
plant, It is evident Immediately that
such a cost for water power is en-
tirely prohibitiVe."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-12
CANYON is VISITED
WITH BURTON HOLMES
Lecturer Tells Large Audience at
National of Wonders of the
Scenic Spectacle.

More than a thousand citizens of the
District made trip through the Grand
Canyon OF the Colorado Yesterday with
Burton Holmes as guide. They saw
more of the Grand Canyon in two hours
than an ordinary visitor to natures
great scenic spectacle can see in two
weeks. They made the trip without the
usual discomforts. being seated all the
time in the National Theater. and. in
addition TO seeing the Grand Canyon,
helped inaugurate Burton Holmes an.
nual visitation to Washington.
See America First" appears to be the
Holmes idea this year. as his course OF
lectures deals entirely with American
subjects. The course includes but three
traveloRues this season. the second. Ia
be given January %. being based upon
the wonders of the Panama-Pacific EX-
position. and the third. February /
about California generally.
The Grand CANYON lecture Is one OF
tho best things Mr. Holmes has done
With the wealth of material for mag
nificent pictures the lecturer has wasted
no opportunities. The lecture starts with
pictures of Chicago and Kansas City
and then takes up the old Santa Fe
trail. showing some OF the sights along
this once great thoroughfare between
the East and West until the canyon Il
reached. Mr.. Holmes explained that
while II would seem the canyon had
been pictured from almost every angle
every photographer who sees II obtains
something new and interesting. which
he proceeded to demonstrate with his
DiCtures