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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Gray Gives Way to Green.

There were few limitations that dark
or light green would be worn when the
first summer weather arrived. There
were a few French models in this
color but they were not widely copied
in this couatry.
The house of Cheruit made a green
alpaca coat suit that was brought over
by the exclusive importers, but it was
not widely copied. Women looked at
1t. liked it and passed it by. Some Of
them objected to the extra full skirt:
others did not like the long, f1aring
coat, and the importers found them
selves with this model on their hands
at the end of the season. And yet, as
is true of SO many explorations, this
green suit pointed the way to the sum-
mer fashions.
Silk alpaca as a fabric was to be ac-
cepted, and dark green as a color was
to rival blue and gray. One can now
get good looking suits and frocks of
green alpaca, and the wearers of them
find that they are cooler than serge and
do not crush as quickly as linen
We are now looking upon green IN a
most favorable light. 1t has been
adopted for top coats. and it runs riot
among all the sweaters and sport coats.
Cucumber green is found in cotton
and muslin and is made up into morn
ing and afternoon gowns.
The sketch of today shows top coat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

that can act as a gown when the occa-
sion requires. 1t is made of light green
cloth and has a number of odd features
a. bout it that the dressmakers are in
cooperating in other ways.
First. there is a loose bolero Jacket
in the front, and, secondly. there is a
cape effect at the tops of the arms
which extends into deep point at the
back. The sleeves are unusual in that
they are full at the wrist, then gath
cred into deep cuff and finished with
flare over the hands.
In the body part of the coat there are
small pleats in the waist which give the
fullness necessary for the hips and hem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Peas With Butter Balls.

New peas are delicious when pre-
pared in the following manner: Put
the peas to boil in sailed water, and
when tender drop into them, while still
boiling little dumplings prepared by
mixing lightly to tablespoonful of but
ter with three -fourths of cup of -four,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Just as useless. be-
cause they lack GER
tain ingredients
which De Miracle
alone C n I a | n s i.
which give II the
power to devitalize
hair. Well groomed
women always use
De Miracle for re-
moving hair from
the limbs to prevent
II from showing
through stockings.
Also for removing
hair from under
arms. De Miracle
never disappoints.
Buy II by name and
you will get the
only depilatory that
has a binding guar
antee in each pack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

a pinch Of baking powder and enough
cold water to form . dough. which may
be readily rolled between well Toured
hands into tiny balls. Before dropping
into the boiling peas dredge the little
dumplings with pepper and -four. Boil
for a few minutes longer and serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Household Hints.

Dreamed Goldfish Is improved by
cheese grated over it before it is baked.
Milk bottles should be filled with cold
water the moment they are emptied.
The skirts of old cotton wrappers can
be used to cover clothes in the closet.
Grapefruit seeds will grow and make
beautiful little trees for table decora-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
LI1IILESoR!Es
&BEDTInTE
By THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1916. by T. W. Burgess)
Sammy Jay Visits the Garden.

Sammy Jay wouldn't have admitted
It to any one. but the truth is he was
worried about Peter Rabbit He was
so. Never since he had known Peter
had Peter ever been sick like this be-
fore. Mrs. Peter had said that 1t was
from overeating in Farmer Browns
garden. but this didn't sound quite
right to Sammy. You see. he had seen
Peter stun himself many a time until
he couldn't eat another mouthful. but
never had IL made him sick like this.
Sometimes he had had a stomachache.
but nothing worse. ANY one is likely
to have stomachache from eating too
much.
1T isn't the amount he has eaten.
but what he has eaten" thought Sam
my. as he few over the Green Meadows
toward the garden of Farmer Brown.
He has eaten something that Is bad
for him. / wonder If l can find out
what il is
He flew to tree where he could
make sure that the way was clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Silver rings with designs of peacocks
their tails studded with Jewels, are
among the most interesting of tewelry
fashions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
Curtaining the Cottage.

I In spite of the fact that nowadays
we prefer very light and airy draperies
to those old-fashioned, heavy ones that
people use to like we still cling to
some sort Of window curtain even in
| the simple summer cottage. Perhaps 1t
| Is because the curtain materials are
so very attractive that we still desire
them For certain it is that the shops
| have many lovely things to show when
one asks for curtain fabrics.
OF course the silky curtain fabrics
that are not faded by the sun are the
most desirable in many cases. There
are many grades of this material. There
is a wide assortment of colors. and
there are combinations In changeable
fashion of blue and gray. brown and
green. black and brown. violet and
There is the usual assortment Of Gre
tonnes-that is to say, there is an
assortment as varied and attractive as
usual, but with many entirely new pat
background of black and white. in
stripes or big checks. that is very ef-
fective.
Then there is always swiss and
other white muslin curtaining, which
is, after all. prettiest for bedrooms,
bathrooms and other rooms where cur
tains ought to be frequently washed.
1t is cheaper to buy this curtaining by
the piece. as rule, if you have many
windows to curtain.
The wolfe curtainins, in cream or
white, with an attached figured strip
like cretonne, is very suitable for. the
summer window, for one length of ma
| terial provides the wolfe to spread over
the glass and the figured strip to hang
! al its side.
A tiny cotton ball trimming is ef-
! fective on many cotton curtain mate
rails, and so sometimes is fringe.
| Hemstitched voile curtains are both
durable and attractive. And they dc
not take very long to make. either, for
the hemstitching cannot we'll be very
, fine in the wolfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
BLUE AND GREEN ARE FAvoRITE coLoRs.
BY ANNE RTTTMVHoUsE.

speeiaI umoprn0unseseDe6t1R.
NEW YORK. June 3o-TheSe have
never 'bsan amaoound, oEN<easouanle ar
eumen&D<a9aAnge-ou hena.- either al .
wiu<ar a . summer color It has
serx>6We0sannznnse 1cg1leyxeharb black
ana fe ioade ~ 0Wo against any now
city.
The Huff11nss1 AD6 tfossmakers Try II
with al ocm6inakspn6. but year after
year women accept Il with white or
cream a. no best oho4oe. During the
nrst months Of sprfns thsro was rush
after b es1lsrgo IN. Guff1 and frocks, and
the shops offered IL IN variety OF
fabYfca
Its most serious rival during this
time was gray, In SOFT. aliurng
shade. Il was even used for coat suits
Today It 10 made up into afternoon and
morning focks Of taffeta. charmeuse
and chiffon cloth
Gray linen suits with wide belts,
fastened with silver buttons in front
and worn with white organdy blousee.
have rivaled tan linen suits.
Gray straw and taffeta hats are trim
med with silver bullet buttons new
device in the millinery world which has
not received much attention as yet from
the mass Of people over here. By the
way, 1t Is we'll to remember this fash
ion when you buy hat, for Paris is
laying stress on 1t every week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
L'ART DE
LA MODE
says

=
II fs "the best
method 80 does
its work BY alb
sOrpti0n.o Genu-
Inc magazines of
the highest char
acterendorse only
De Miracle. Be-
ware of s0-caued
endorsements OF
bogus magazines
which are used to
exploit the sale
OF questionable
depnatories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Hand braided rag rugs are charm
ing for the summer home with colonial
furnishings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21
This Liquid Attacks
Hair Under the Skin

II Is impossible for pastes and rub-on
preparations 10 be absorbed by the skin,
therefore they merely remove hair from
the surface OF the skin. limitations of De
Miracle the original liquid depilatory arc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

age a which entitls: you to your money II
your dealers. or direct, postpaid, in plain
wrapper. De Mira0e Chemical Co, Dept
A~S, Park Ave. and 119th St, New YORK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Lay paper patterns away fat in a
common file book and they will be
neither lost nor torn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

A tiny cotton ball trimming is ef-
fective on many cotton curtain mate
rails, and so sometimes is fringe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Hemstitched voile curtains are both
durable and attractive. And they do
not take very long to make. either, for
the hemstitching cannot well be very
fine in the wolfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

Tho materials include
Chambrays, Linens Gala
tea. Duck, Trooper Cloth,
Madras. Linene and nu-
merous others In every
popular color combination
and plenty Of plain white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

The seasons newest
bardines and piques. All
WASTED belt and pockets.
Waist measurements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-21

throughout the store. The co-opera-
for many of the extraordinary values
bargain day in this rebuilding sale
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
ssieber ei1 amerif. 1t 8ppt pcrloret

gbarlestnn, g. g., 81. San.
9as II. g. 1tltterleeboot s. 5 lpiro
icit gonntug friib / lllr pern,ibt.
81 5 llnb anberc brei @opte beslelbetl
Spps fubrel BON Stem gprs an 27.
Sanlar nod aep gSeit ab, begleitet
bonn Sampler SallabaDcc, I'M iidb all
ncn Man6pern in iiibltde,l @emdiiern
5u betbeilieen. Ser 9allabailee unb oie
a1bcren II 8opte trafen gcItern 9m6t
anf Set Hbcbe bon G6arleston Gin,
Iaber bonn 81 : s.. Der cine Mannl6aft
BON % battc, fcblte bis beute abenb
icbe gfaGrid)t, pbippbl uiclc Scbiffe
nab ibm illden.
8nIbing to II. 81. San. suc
I@erlllhe Our6 brabtloie Selegrapbtc
rl,nb eine Slptille BON &iiltci1ipaAldifs
fen ltnO ariegsidiffen, oas permibtc
.11tterIeebppt 8 5 allfsufinben, ipare1
bis bel1te Nbenb frnsbtIos. gs lit u,6gs
lid,, bab bas goot ipdbrenb Scs, bibtcn
|slebcls in ser gta6t ppn Sanlstag 1lli
spnntng bon eilem SAMPLER ober
cillem SeselIGiff iiberrannt lporoen 1T.
slae goote Der 6 Maiie, iagen Bic
Marillebean1tcn, babcn lire Seefabigs
felt rnb SiidJtiafcit Idl,9it beipabrt. Sic
an Ser sltlantilhen &iiltc ebabcn. bic
Sabrt i'm lcbten 8inter ppn Stem gori
nod &eplpelt sll,t IlatDper pbne
|S6ipierisfeit sllriidgclest nno iuaren
altf Der slciden Sabrt, als Bic 8 :, 5
am Spi,,,tas Iprgel, berlhipanb. ltnb
Sic s. gppte i'm Ydcific Gaben fiir5z
lid Sic Sqbrt con gan Sraucisco nod
s6onplnllt utter eisenemSan1pf suriidz
|geIcgt llnb- bul,,it eiten nelteu 9ieforS
fir laiise 2iltan8fabrtetl uon ll<9oos
|tcn seibaffcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
9ie ltmrnhen III Ghima.

ascfina 81. San. Sic 9srupil15
@lpcitihau ltebt in ppIlen Nufrlbr ln,o
Ser @ouperllcur irar am 16. bs. sur
Slud}t gessrlln9en. Sic stabtc 9uhplp
llnb Sseliut5in9 pnrben bon ocn Nee
bellen gel,pnulcn.
9us nmcrif. @nnpnenboot s)lono@
cacp lieet i'll Gbllngtine an1 9on9tles
flub, SO Mcilen llorooltlid) ppnaucbplp
unb Ser &pmmanpaut bat Sen amcrif.
8ptidaftcr Meinich in Gefins bcnadls
rid)tist, pab CT im gtanhc lei, ollc
slusldnbcr in iencr gone 5u be-
lchiiscn.
10000 splbatcn ppn Ser asronil,a
@ipcitihau baben lid Sen Mebellcn ppn
Dunnan an9el6loiicn lmb murldircn
nit pieIcn slIamneu na6 Gbungfila.
ipp in mtlligcu gSpdcn ernItc &dmpfc
sll cripartcn ltcbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
sllls ser Slnneshauutirnnt

T g(a eHrcrl q M III mug &c
8cn 81 ii lrllngeu
a{hington, oen 81. svlr
rSei-4sfsnf7e bon SsiQianl :. grpon
llHo S5enrp SorS, III ocneR bas aricqsz
berelnehaftspruaranm Ser 9roiioent
sSillonld'eu sominiitratipn pcrltrtheiit
plro, iu]lrSen In eii'er seifern sfbens
III 9sabin9ton abgebaltenen Moilcnz
peralnlnlung iu9elnb oppluuoirt. 9ic
@erlanlnlltng fano llntcr Sen Slu1pisiz
Ell bon Is Observation-Disclosures ratt.
Scdl5 aongrebabgeprbnete IpradJcn oe~
Gen oas 9iilltlrlesprosramm ocs 9rdiiz
ocnten.
@cpraientant gailen Sent. BON
&ennlnpania fii6rte Sen @prlit. Sic
i'hrigcn Meoner lunren 9lepr. e}alloz
suap Scm. nno Repr. Sics Sem.
pell Ser0s; 9tcpr. GORDON Sem. pp,1
Slrgiala llno Sapcrfner Sent. BON
Slinni5.
Ncprdiertant Gallauop Mlitgliea
- te'.t's ttttH't SgililSs III ..tWlIUGulIQC>
lc9ellbctteH, crfldrtc, bab bic slnblneer
Deg Hl'tlngsprpgramn1 nidts lueitcr
molltefl oIs Den Stcucr5oblcrt ms
@elo aus ncr SaIcfc 5lt pden, mic es
tlsber Iets bei lplhen Gelegenbeiteu
eeldcbcn lci. Gr befilruortetc ciu Gn,z
barge filr sSaffen uno Nlltnitipn uno
'perIarste, oaB Dem @olf @elegcnbeit
.9egcben perocn lolltc, abNlitin1nlelL
rclln es sum arieg fpnalnen iollte.
Ser abgeoronctc Sies iagtc, Grdlioent
ssilIcn lei ppr cinent sSnhr Gin marmer
Seplrlpprtcr oes 6ricbens gctpelen.
lctt aber uollc CT, ooB Dos 2auo iid
5um &ric9 rilltc. SSir meroen ieHpdD
oafilr IpraeH oab icin apntinentalz
armce Nut nitt SIR Surcbfiibrlng
fonmt" lhloB CT Winc slrsfilbrllngcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
3niammcltitof anf See.
4 m rif. 3a NJ fer 9bilobc c I:
ph ia c 6 tpiat.

Spn II, 81. San. @tlpa - Meis
len lllSlldl Der Gdrnarbon Soi ltieB Der
3anpfer S6ilabclpbia bon Ser An1erif.
Sinie nit bent britil9cn greima1tcr
vgcn Gee" 5ltlnmmen. lleber ocn I'm
fall bat Die sleentltr ser slmerican 9ine
IN Sinerpool 9elreru glbenp einen Sc
.rid)t peroffentli6t, in ocnt c5 beiB1.
us(u Sprb Ser uYbilaoctpbia" luar
bctrd6tli6er SdaDen 5lt per5eidncn.
Gin Sbeil Der griide, l1ebrere 2ebensz
rettln9 5bopte llnb Der Soalptnalt ipltr-
oen lpeggeriie,t.
Sic uEbilaoclpbia" blieb oerallme
3eit in ber gidbe Der llnfaaiteQe lmb
lanbte audl Elm gnot 5ur llnteritiibuno
Der Ben See" aus. Spater entld]loB
Iid Der aapitdn nit 93iicfIiebt auf Sen
ei9enel1 Sdaocn, na6 Siperpopl 5us
riicf5ufehren.
v@on Den 5ablrei6el1 Gniiaeicren.
bic lid) alf ner Sabrt nod Nelp Dorf
befanncn, lpllrbc nientallD pcrleBt. sic
lperocn ertipeber NIT Der uApriatic"
Die lmterbrodene Sabrt iortiesen pber
nit Der Gbilobelpbia" lobalb Sic mo-
thiecn sReparatltrcn pprsenomrnen
lillb."
geoeutcno ihlpcrercn gdobcn trug
Die .Sell See" bappn. @iucr Ser Nlaz,
trolen pllroc sebens9eiabrlih perlctt
Sic 0lonmdoften, Die bas lecf geipprz
bene sdiff perfaiien nluBten, puroen
bon Dem Sampfcr "Saunon" in Siz
derheit scbradt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
Sood,uailer I'M siibe,t.

= d. b III h bct 8 / Ct III II, g IL.
81 d man. ap., 81. San. Ser
Seid) bon @elt Soidman brah hcute
eli, uno Der Wdiiillippi ii6crflutbete
etnen sroben Sbeil nes 6abrifoiltrifts.
2as @ailer lrci9t lan9lan auflrarts in
Den @eld)dftsbiitrift unb etlpa 500
Mcnlcbcn iiao big 5u oieier Stllupe OBJ
badilps 9en1aelt.
2ittl 81 of slrf., 81. San. Sic
&irdjeu in 9iepport bicltell sclterr
slbclp feinen @pttcspienlt unb oac
Mduncr arbeiteu on Ser Gerltdrfung
Der @eihe Ser @biteilltb lit iiber
Sluth66be eeitie9en ltno es lpirD eill
Stanb BON 53 Sub bis Gienstag
stbe11b erlpartet, lras Elm Sllb bDber lit,
als Sic 9eidfrpllen. Giele $odllier III
Satespille m @bitcfIub 1ino icbon
ilbcrldremt unb bic @inpobner
fliidtei1
@ier Staatcn eefabroet
aan a 5 Gistp, 81. San. @ier
lilnpeltliche Staaten lino beute infplge
anbaltcnber Mceeu bon SpdlpuIler be-
orpbt. sln ihlin1nlIten lit Sic Gage I'M
lpeitliden slrfanlas BON sielrpprt liip@
lih bis @atlpn, iun Die 5sliiIic @bttc
unb Irfnnias lid in Sen MiIiiliippi erz
gicBen. slud) Ser Itiilpllri udbcrt lid
Lipr Soy cSfu+hh,br
Sn Sort Smitb, nabe Ser Gflahps
ma G5ren5e, ituno Ser slrfanIas gee
tern stuht 10 SUB ilber Sem 9e9cl
ltuo Gin iueiteres Steigen bon is 3pll
lriro eplpartet. Gicle 2eutc iino aus
ibrcn iiberidlrenrntea Soein,en in Bic
ler @eseno serettet pprben.
nianaer SlitlIe ants
getretcn.
sSnbtanapnlis. 81. San. Sic
Sliiiie ppn S1oiana iinb infol9e ltarfer
Heeen lcit Sonnerstas iibcr ibre llier
gctreten ltnb Sounoerte BON SalitiIien
mubten fliidteu. Sic @aiier i1eigell
nod unn cine gleidc $opdlflutb lric i'm
Sabre 1913 uiro befi!rhtct 3luei
Gilcnbabncn baben beute pcn Sctricb
III bielem Stute eingeltellt.
Scr @abalbflub bcNrpbt Sic Stdbte
Ml1cennes, Serre Soallte. Ga Sapctte
nnb 2pganspprt Cine slnsubl fleinc<
rcr Stabte i'm Staate lit nlrd) pas
Sood)lraller ilulirt, lrcld)cs Sen Sabna
nertcbr llntcrbrphen bat.
@pn Gairn bis Slln1 @plf.
& a / binatpn, 81. San. @rnlte
Slutben bcorubcn ous nmtcre Sbinthal
bas Miiiiiiippitbnl bon Cairo bis gum
@plf nnp bie Sbalcr III slrfanlas. 9as
@etterburealt CAB bcute fpl9enbcs
Sfutbbllllctin alls:
Sic ltnrtcn Nesell mt Spnntal
in slrfanIas, I'M untcren lSbiptbol lmt
bcm Miiiiiippitbal pon ct. 2ouis biz
@idsbtr9 baben in pen lebteu Il
Stunben iprtgeOnuert llllb babeu,po bit
| SIiiiie ld)pn porbcr bod gingen, eint
ernlte Gage in slrfunlas, in, uuterel
Gbiptbal unb am lil,tereu @iliiiiipp
|ppn Cairo bis sum 8pli seId)aifcn
Sic 6h1tbbobcn @'ontae N'orser
larcn:
tSn Ct. sollis 81 8uB 2. Slutbitaoi.
Inn 80 SUB; in Cairo SID, Slutbltu:
pi,,m As SUB; Wlempbis 39.s, Slutb:
ltaSilm 50; in @idsburg SOL, Slutb:
itubilm AS; SaepSrlenns IT'S, Slutb:
ltabilln1 1S Sllb.
Gin lpeiteres leittes Steisen piri
crlpartef nnb sic Slutbslltanoc ppl
Gairo biz 5lm 65plf lperpen ninoelten
|noG cine @pde fprtbaucrn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
PIG -221 a. str. 9abtnport, Sa.
Co., Sonie, @ilions perl0nlidtr
&ertreter,
Ssatte eine ssssseine Mitiion III 9}erlin
l1nb iprad fd nit bem Mlultat 5ufrieoen aug,
Sweiter Seppelinbeind, in 8aris ant sonntas

b cine 9rDB 3eppeintrec Nontag gnalanb GrarDie
n9rfe an Ser Sseiron nbselasen Guer groe ont CAMS
a9 an Der sonne srDber als 5erlt crit gnae bon
Wer Sront 1000 genocn 1900 eouoeuc
9mat - Gerier cben id ben Sirfen ggel Sic uIen an az
oen anbctet au ser grieen Sncl llnn sic Gnodn@
p ranbn boldnbIc Soften na SABA gioamerifa Nueri
Sanper Nbanpbu in aoaion n1bte na aiperpoo
suridfabrc1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
slutumpbilsciellihaft iibsrfaaen.

@icr SSerlonen getDotct
oocr TOD tlid nertuun oet.
siffalo, g. g., 81. San. 3lpei
Nerlcncn lulrben ernlnroet lnn Slpei
nlclleidt tDptlie1 uerleet bel cincm slnz
grill ouf ein Slutomobil beute iriib an
Der Srdoro 9urf Strobe. Sic Gpfcr
maren !oiitalicoer cincr onseiebeueu
Sllffaluer Semitic
Suot iiuo 6rau slgnes 90. Scipcr.
81 Sabre alt uno ibr Spbu sSreocricf,
tootiih rerlest Die Soctter @rnce llno
Der Sobn Gplparo.
Sic 6amilic tebrte bon, Srharo
Sorf 5llriif uno bottc lpegen eilles
AlaIehincnihobens an5llbalten. Gin einz
5eller 9te9er periibte bicr Sen sngriif,
Teucrte 4 Sdliilic ah, ppllcnoete oie I'm
tbat nlit ncnl Aniippel, pliinpcrte Die
Spfcr ulls llnp entfam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-01
g d t If c t 9 I d ii.

Garis, 81. San. Scr offiaielle
ssabmittagsberibt bciagt: .gDrblid
bpu Nrras llnb iiiblueltlid BPM @iiz
gel 14o nnternabm Der Seinb gcltern
Narbt 5ipei slnsriffe NIT 9anbgranas
ten, bic beibc fcblldlllgcl,. j.
.S,n gbanpagnepiitrift bontbarbirte
lrnlere Nrtiyerie Sic ocutl6cn Grdbcn
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Giufl1br b1llot bappn ab. lpas Scl

Ginfllbr binst papun ab, mas scrbicn
iibris fat.
apnpnu, 81. San. Ser gtbencr
&prrcippnbent Ser 9ailp Mail crfabrt,
'pab pas erltc tiirfiihe slrmeefprps
sum Gntiub bon Grscrum abse<
ia,ibt mprber lit, bph fam es bielc
pstabt niht III iue1iscr ais IA Sagen
erreiHen.
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Scr arieg.
9eutide c $ c If tc.

Berlin, 80. Sa1. (llebcr gap~
billc.) &on Der 8eitfrort: .sSn Scr
93abe Der bel uno Iiihlib Scr. GtraBc
GinD : gieunille bon ll1s erobertell
Stellrngen bauern bie Sample an.
Gin fran5olild9er @neriff lpltrbe abgez
lcblasen.
Sic iiiblid) Ser Connie BON inns ae<
lrilrnten Sban5en babcn cine Srpnte
ousbebmlng bon $500 Metern lmb cine
Iiefc bon 1000 Metcrn. sSn, gansen
lpurben BORT II Sfi5tere ln1p 1870
@ann, oarllnter aud britiide grups
pen, gcfangen genpmme1. Sic 1srunz
soien perluhten einen lcGipaAliebel1
8egenan9riff, Ser nit 2eicbtigfeit ahz
gcfoielell lprrbe
uSn ben iibrigen Standardization
bceinfllBte bie leblebte @itterllng sic
Mrtillerietbdtigfeit. @esen Mbenb fldr.
tc cS lid) tpieber allf, llnb bic fcil,bli-
den gattericn erGffneten elm lebbaftes
Scucr anf llniere Stclllingell.
1Seltlteb bon 9ontsaz0 z0toniion iplr1
&c 9Gid9fau usaei,, fci,ibtiacr ssl,fantea
rieansriff 5ilriidgeiuieielt."
gpn Der Sltfront: Sic Nuiiell lll1<
ternabmeu lpieoerbolte bcrgeblide
Stllrmangriffe arf Sen griictel,fopf Bel
lllctei5fo (air Der 8ufolpinaer Grens
&c. )gntlang Ser ean5en Morhpitfrpnt
lit Die grtilleric tbdtig.
Berlin, 81. San. (9ia apnbpn.
Sic SranspIen ba6en lpieberbpltegcr=
iube gum @ieberselpi,m bes fiirslid
bon ibnen perlprencn Bpbens nabe
Siclpillc 9en1acf)t, aber alle ibre slnz
griffe tplrben ab9eld)lagen.
Giirfild MuIIildes.
So nitantinopcl, 80. San.
(Sid 2onbon.) vSraffront: SIN allse~
meincn lit bie Gage unberanbert &C.
blieben. Sl1 Ser Ndbe bon Selabie lpllrz
De cine Itarfe feinolihe Yatrouille aufz
9erieben. Sn bielem slbldnitt ipurben
Dem Scil1b alb talllenb &anelc abgez
,1on1men.
uaaufailsfrpnt: Sic 8prppltengce
fedtc nebnncn fir llns eirel, giinitieen
&erlauf. SIM Centrum lpltrbe cine bon
llns berlorene stellung, Sic Der Seino
1tarf perl6an5t bate, tpieber erpbert.
.9arbaneIlenfrpnt: l1n1eregntferiel1
sipansen Elm feinblihes ariessidiff,
oas sic l1mscbllng bon gebbul 8abr 5l
bon1burbiren pcriltcbte, gum slb5lts."
Garis, 81. San. lteber sltbel1
fomnlt Sic McIbuns bon cineln rlelt@
en- (?) rllIIt16en gieg iiber Sic Siirfcl
im 9aufalus. Sic 9alliien baben gr5ee
rian ein9eldloiiel1 l1nb pas gon,baroez
ment auf Sic slnBcnforts besonnen.
(8ar alts rliiiIder 9ucllc lc)pn boz
stpei Sagen beri6tet.
Sic 93llilen befeItigeu Sic gtabte sllz
goras llnb Sibas, Sic reip. 215 nm
425 Meilen Dltlih bpl, &pnita1tinopel
liegen.
gcrlin, 81. San. (9rabtlos
iiber sabbilc.) 9ie 11cberiee-agertl1r
Iast: Sic rltllilde 3eitnng 8irl1eipn
8ebenpltD bcrDffentli1t @eri1te pnI1
Gebera,1 ippnae) Sic Gage Der 9flner
in Gerlien lib perldlinll,,ert bat. 9il
Sfadribt lit beItati9t baB Der @onpers
neur bon 2uriltan ii6 Oen Seinber
MnBlanbs angcldlnllen ltnb cine ltarfe
9(r,nee uebilDet hat, Ste ct Sen Siirfel
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&ithcncr lit SIT alt sum 5iibren.
slbcr CT lit nod inmer jung scnug
sum- @erfiibren.
Gin ginmanoerunssaeiee gcgen
Die Slt sliiaten Sa lollteu mir ober
6ucrlt Ser o@reparabneb" litber icin.
Seneca Sloinuer Accumulation
cine @initrellbuip. Sic aultlr maht
ooct gclpaltige Sprtlfritte III glmcrifu.
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gStllon bielt cine ariegsrtOe iii GbitaQu.
9te Vlotte ei sicmld) beret, aber oie 0r,ce 1elbt
iiir oen Vrieoem Sn ld),uad).
sas 4lslaao lei grauam i'm Srrbnm ber sic G5rne unccr
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