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The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
GOVERNMENT CLERKS LAMENT.
1--WE Need Some More Long Green"
He Says.

He Says.
We need some more Long Green. On
Uncle Sam it is a stain. to countenance
an aeroplane, serenely poised on high
with all the Eats, the same fenced in
by barriers stout, for fear q Cabbage
might drop out. A Potato or Turnip,
perchance a few String Beans, may
now and then be purchased with the
very meager means. received by Gov
ernment Clerks. Oysters. Doughnuts
and Ice Cream, are now an iridescen mt
dream, since provender sought cold
storage in the clouds. We're surely in
an awful plight, when we return home
for the night. and meet our Other
Halves! They glance at us with looks
of pain, with tears in eyes like drops
Of rain. and regale us with this punk
refrain:
You brought me from a bounteous
home
To this malarial town!
You've reduced me from nice silken
clothes
To a tawdy muslin gown.
have q Champagne appetite
And retain 1t to this day,
But Soda Pops beyond our reach
On your Bologna Sausage pay.
Not a decent stitch upon my back.
Not a penny in my purse,
Thus our future looks as brilliant
As tassels on q hearse."
And then some-Ye Gods and little
fishes! We seat ourselves at table fac
ing hungry looking dishes. and won
der when the Kale will come our way!
We wonder how the Members who
make our laws each year, can gaze
uoon our withered forms and never
shed a tear. well knowing that the
Wolf is in our midst. Not long sipce.
gentle Members, you searched the
Money embers, and found a little sur
plus that looked mighty good to you!
but ere the vicious Prowler showed his
teeth outside your door. you added to
your Plunks just half as many more.
'Tis we'll you did, but don't forget that
glorious Golden Rule. propounded by
your teacher when you attended school.
We merely crave subsistence for Our
selves, the Chickies, and the Hen; this
sad, sad tale is ended, remember us.
Amen! L. R. B.
Treasury Department.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
SAY SOMETHING GOOD.

Pick out the folks you like the least and
watch 'em for a while;
They never waste a kindly word, they
never waste a smile;
They criticise their fellow-men at every
chance they get;
They never found a human just to suit
their fancy yet.
From them 1 guess you'd learn some
things. If they were pointed out.
Some things that every one of US should
know a lot about,
When some one 'knocks' a brother, pass
around the loving cup,
Say something good about him, If you
have to make it up.
It's safe to say that every man God
made holds trace of good,
That he would tain exhibit to his fellows
II he could;
The kindly deeds in many a soul are
alternating there,
Awaiting the encouragement of other
souls that dare
To show the best that's in them and a
universal move
Would start the whole world moving in a
hopeful. helpful groove,
Say something sweet to paralyZe the
'knocker'' on the spot;
Speak kindly of his victim II you know
the man or not.
The eyes that peer and peer to find the
worst a brother holds;
The tongue that speaks in bitterness that
frets and fumes and scolds;
The hands that bruise the fallen, though
their strength was made to raise
The weaklings who have stumbled at the
parting of the ways;
All these should be forgiven, for !'they
know not what they do"
Their hindrance makes a greater work
for wiser ones like you;
So. when they scourge a wretched one
who's drained sins bitter cup,
Say something good about him, IL you
have to make it up.
Boston Transcript
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

There are three things that legitimately
affect prices. Supply, demand and the
amount of money in circulation. but very
often only the two first are taken into
consideration. The supply of foodstuffs
In the United States is ample and the
demand Is no greater than usual. Tire
increase in prices that is caused by the
increased supply of money Is legitimate.
but the enormous increase in the price Of
foodstuffs of all kinds is not legitimate
although some increase would necessarily
follow the increase In money. The vii
famous attempts to corner certain pro-
ducts have been met by a universal pro-
test and refusal to buy. Where the
articles are perishable the, spectators
viii likely be given a valuable lesson
Omaha World-Herald.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
NAVAL ORDERS.
ORDERS TO OFFICERS,

Commander O. B. Mcvsy, to Naval War Colless.
Newport, r. I.
Lieut.. Commander L, B. Porterfeld. to Bureau OF
Navigation. Navy Department.
Lieut.. Cleon W. Mauldn, to Naval War College.
Lieut.. W. W. Lorshbaugh, to the receiving ship
at New York.
Lieut.. junicr grade) e. B. Grow, to the receiV-
ing ship at New York
Lieut.. Gunior srade) R. T. Young TO the recdr-
ing ship at New York.
Ensign ]. E Williams, to Mccall.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
Albany arrived at San Diego, December 6; New
Orleans arrived at Guaymas December 6: Ontario
sailed for Guantanamo. December s; Pennsylvania
arrived at Southern Drill Grounds. December Z;
Supply arrived at Guam, December Z; Texas sailed
for Southern Drill Grounds, December 6; Utah
sailed for Southern Dhn Grounds. December 8;
Wyoming sailed to sea, December 6.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

From a partisan standpoint, the only
course of wisdom for the Democrats Is
to make the most Of their opportunity to
carry forward their constructive program
when they have strong working ma
jority In both branches. They should
be able to complete in this session the
series Of domestic reforms undertaken
While the Democrats are confident that
they win be able TO organize the House
of the new Congress. they are assured
by their majority In the Senate that II
they should fail to get control of the
House there viii be no danger Of their
legislation Of the last few years being
repealed Post.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Today's Events

Friday. Intcrfraternity smoker. University Club.
10 p. m.
Meeting, Washington branch Of National Story
Tellers' League. at Ifls NJ street. p. m.
Meeting, Housekeepers' Alliance in conjunction
with Women's Section, Navy League. Theodorus
Bailey Myers Mason House. go p. IN.
Masonic-St. Johns No. II: Hope, No. %;
Capitol No. II. Of the Royal Arch.
Odd Fellows-Central. No. l: Metropolis. No. B;
knights Of Pythiss-Syracusians, No. 10; Rath-
bone-superior. No. q. Rathbone Temple, No. 9.
Of the Pythian Sisters.
Bazaar. Ingram Memorial Church Union, in gym
nasium Of church. to 10 p m
Conference, American Society for Judicial Settle
ment Of International Disputes short address b.
former President Taft. at Shoreham Hotel. today
and tomorrow.
Meeting. Park Committee Of Petworth Citizens
Association, 7:ao p. m.
Meeting. Mississippi Society Of Washington, at
Address. Louis F. Post. at meeting in lecture
room Of Public Library, The Single Tax Move
ment, p. m.
Lecture. Nine Mountford. at Douglas M. e.
Church. on Ministry Of Christ 9 p. m.
AMUsEMENTS.
Belssco-"Passing Show Of 1885," sN p. m.
National-Julian Eltinge, sd .. m.
B. r. Kei.h's-vxudeyille 2:l5 and SIS p. N.
Pofs-The Millionaires Son and Ths Shop
Girl" s:5 D. m,
Gayety- Burlesqus. gas and sas p m
Lyceum-Bnrlesaue, Els and sI5 D. m.
Cosmos-yaudevi1le. 80 to II p m. ....
Loew's Columbia -Photoplays, a m. TO 1880
p m.
Gsrden-Photoplays, 10 q. m. to les0 ,. N.
sEand-Photoplay4 - . N 10 loo .. n.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Charles S. Ashley has been elected
mayor of New Bedford, Mass, for
the eighteenth time, proving that
some men can make politics bust
ness and not a pastime.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The chief difference between the
Stars and Stripes and the suffrage
flag that appeared at the Capitol is
that the former never has been
pulled down.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Waterbury, Conn, soon will have
a judicial decision on the question
OF whether the whale ate Jonah. We
thought the whale was in moth balls
until the next bathing season.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

EVERY ONE Visiting WashinEtoa
wishes to take away something as o
remembrance of the visit to the Ma
lions Capital, OF ms q gift for friends
AZ home.
brance shop to supply such things In
souvenirs that shall have some artistic
merit.
NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE SHOP,
Ont. Fosters Shsp)
Ilth Street. Opp. willard Hotek
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The propensity of Mr.. Bryan to
claim ultimate victory for all the
causes he espouses makes us think
that Clark Griffith should win the
American League pennant every sea-
son.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The farmers are strongly against
food embargo and the farmers stood
strongly for President Wilson, which
ruay account for one reason why the
President is against embargo legisla-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

None of the warning powers ac-
cept responsibility for starting the
war. Who will get the credit for
stopping it?
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The actors who appeared before
inmates of a New York Jail at least
had the satisfaction OF knowing that
the audience could not walk out on
them.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

William Jennings Bryan can sur
vive any number of defeats, but he
probably would succumb to a case
of lockjaw.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The record of Maine guides who
have been injured by hunters indi-
Gates that poor craftsmanship is not
confined to the navy.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Aviators may fly from New York
to Chicago in 20 hours and cross the
Atlantic in SO, but Santa Claus still
sticks to reindeers.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The goose that laid the golden egg
soon will have a rival in the hen if
prices keep on soaring.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR.

F1st printing d an original poem, written daily
for The Washington Herald.
By John Kendrick Bangs
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Belle-They say that Jimmy makes bet
ter approaches than any man In the club.
Jack-I should say he does! The frsi
time met him I lent him $2o!-Judge.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
ALL GOOD.

ALL GOOD.
On the heights, in deep abysses,
Life's a round of Hits and Misses.
Both are good, for in the game
While the hits
Improve your wits,
Misses oft improve your aim!
Copyright. lsls)
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Lady-Fm worried about my COM
plexion, doctor. Look at my face! Doc
tor-You'n have to diet. Lady-I never
thought Of that. What color would suit
me best. do you think?-Pickings.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

Il like to see a man with some spirit
In him, don't your" mo. indeed! I'm a
strict prohibitionist."-B Transcript
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08
Jottings from Jokers

How do you manage to keep your
cook 30 longf' MY husband has promis-
ed her that IL she is working for US when
we strike oil he will buy her an auto"
But / did not know you had any oil
prospects" We ha n't"-Houston Post.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-08

The movement inaugurated by The
Washington Herald to increase the
salaries of government employees is
narrhino f0ryyard o.-.;.to..I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

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ben. 9ll6 bic fleinite @a6e lit icbr
millfomaIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
gIicr lSrnarnt ainien

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timorc@ tGeilt III einer glu5eige an
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iDcr0en su laiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
fSriler mi lnrnl

Gin 6euer luelhcs oui ser Sarnl
BON o. .. Gc @ries IN Gloersburg,
IN Der gtGbe bon @llieott Gitp, aus.
brab, 5eritorte geitrri oos sGelincn.
gcbdloe ionint ieiueu @orratb imo
pcruriahte einen Smaocn bon iuige4
fdbr $4,000 8os 6euer mar bon
benz 2auobrieftrdecr q. ". Soigbt
entoedt iporoen iuelcber ein babies
9uBeno Yieroe uno Sfiibc in SoGcr.
belt bradtc. 3ur 3cit OeS 9tonOcS
war oie De gries. 6auilie obiueienO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

@eItcrn Sormittog I'M 10 llbr
broh Jcuer in cinem 6eoerbett i'm
6iueiten Stodperf Scr g8o6nung oes
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ner Semitic iicb I'M eriten Stodmerf
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murOe. Sniolee Der eisglattcn StroBc
fonnte Die 6encrlpebr nur nit56pie-
riefeit OIL oas Sous 0elongcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
@ina Scrauiist lucs.

SSobn Yiciiier BON 9}r. 1909, 0it.
6npctte 5trubc Der lpegeu @n6cit6.
ring in @olie9lr.l7O0, 0ltSSoDcttc.
StruBc 100 icine bon ibm 9ctrennt
lebenoe 6rou noDnt, Dem 0lidter
Slit I'M noro6ItliGen 9Soli5eieeridbt
porociiibrt ipuroe, erbielt pom 9fid.
Ter oie @o6l $G.45 stroie 5u be5ob
len oOer oas @eIO ieiner 6roil al
oeben. @fciffer iUdblte Oos 2ebtere
imo uerIicf DcrauiiNlih ic6mtn5eIt
neil CT oic Stootsfoiie ni6t bcrcihcrt
lotte. 0en 0eriAtsioaL.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Sin nencs &aiIcnBans iuirO cr-
1ffnet

0os ncue @aiienbous fir ainOcr
i'm glIter BON 1 bis 5 s5obren in glr.
1874, Sit9ultimore.StroBe, miro
belte gtahnittog rom &obbincr g.
&iffin inter oen 9liiipi5ien Der
Daughters Of Sanna" formea croft
net meroen. gongreBuiitglieo Gbas.
a. GoooD miro cine glniprn6c boltcn.,
Jrol Yetto Shapiro iit bic &rdiiocn'
tin ocs nelen Snititlits lilo ibr 5ur
Seite lteben Die foleenOen 6roien'
6roii Soicp1 g. Sobs 5rar glatban.
Solloro, 6rou 9. &ipsfp, Srait 9iole
Socobs, 5rou s. u. 2eoiu 6rah Q.
SinstD, 5rou 5. Soooge, 6rau S.
Baron uu0 Srou s. Clutter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
aempFratiIdler eM6 0er 5. gsar0.

0ic Gcnofroten Der odien g8aro
crpdbltcn in Glnbbouie gtr. 1105,
gioro. garolincItraBe, ole @eomten
fir oas loufenoe So6r. Daniel Mas.
fea rpuroc gum 3rdiioentcn eriud6lt.
Gic nuocrcn 9comten lino: gsiaiaul
s. 8orcber. @ice. Erdiioent; s. s.
Qanobon A}rotofoa. .6efrctdr, 9iuo.
&eber. S5inan5ietretar g8iaiam s..
WlcGrop. ShoBmeiiter, imO @eorge
g. Smith, Seraeont at glrus. Ser
&ermolhines geb6rOe geb0ren fol-
genOc &errcn an: Sbomus 6lobertu,
Tr. 8r1nf s. Eomers, George sc.
gen6oro, Doniel gloSfea, s. S.
2oioban g8illiom s. McGlrop, 9flls
oolpb 9Seher, Gomoro Gbonipion,
lbomas Carroll GborleS q. gDrnc,
svlatibeiu Wlagiire lino Geo. GeBler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

Ger 10 Sabre oltc 9lrtbur @nnp'
rcbt bon glem gort Itctte iic6 9citerH
in 9ctettib.@oliptqlartier oa er on.
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iciner @orolc eeiu1t wiro. Dump
redt mar podadnoiG niittcllos in0
lit luter Der adlte, pes9olb CT iid
Der YoIi5ei iteate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
sdarlndl in Wt. Maihinafon.

gleun @crioncn in @lt. @oi6ing'
ton lciocn an SHorlo6fieber, wcs'
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fonnte. @ehno1eits @oroeiu Dr.
Glauoe Sminf miro oae 8orfebriln'
gen treiien, i'm elmer Gerbreitlmg
0es 5ie6erS bor3u6eugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
gliti sen gSeIirrnna.

Sr 9folciab &. Smith, ser iisb Dor
ichs SSphcn ciler Gperotion wegen
riucr ianeren gcrIcBnng lmtcr8ieberI
unlBtc. cr6olt ii6 langion wicocr,
obid6on eS nod einige 3cit nebmen
miro, che ct iainen Soften ais Bet
tungsmann iuie0er oilsfiillen fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
slnS ben @eridjts6Sien.


Cine Scene i'm SugcnOgcridtc. -
emma @. 8baIen miro 6pIteriid,
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ouitriei6uIe fir @Go6en geionot
miro. Gin Mliliondr lpirO bon
ieinsr @ottin auf SdeiOune Der.
flagt.
9lls Die 16 SATIRE alte @mmo @.
g9bolcn geitern i'm SugenOgcribte
bonn 9lidter @iaiomS no6 Scr Wlo,
rDl6nOer Snouitriei6uIc fir 9Rdo.
den geiauot ipuroe unO Die Niuiter
oeS MdodcnS Oos @cri6ts5imncr
DerlieB, peritriaAte Die &erurt5eilte
cine Iolcbe Scene, ooB iie in cin on.
grcn5enOeS 3imtner gciperrt per0cn
muBtc. Gie W}utter befanO iih in
Eonolno itn0 botte 0oS NlGo9en ci-
ner 9inoeridub-@ -@eieaiHoft onper-
trout, iuelde es ober rtidt controli-
rem fonnte.
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g3od Dem 8er5eidniB i'm 9diien-
geri6te bat So6n 9. 9iemiller einen
NodIaB bon $38,094 bintcrloiien,
bon pcIGer Snmue lid $9l96 in
Der 9onf befinOen. Gos $ouptin-
terciie bat Der @erItorbenc in Oen
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9rcgcr nnO Mart6a q. Small, III
9at6, Me.
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len.
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pdlte lpuroeu 9eltern sur @raris in
Sen 9oltimorcr @eri1ten 5uaeloiicn-
6ranf SobnIton, @iQiam S. Niop-
norO, SomeS 2omrence Sdlon6crgcr,
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inO @illiam 8. @alHn.
Q 6ei0ungSfIuge.
sSrnu @irginio g. See, oie God
ter bes berltor6enen @3ilion6rs
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ge Inn o6iolute St6eiorng BON Ca.
bio Sec, einem 6cfonnten @cpo6ner
bon 9eloir, Sorforo-Gountp, cinrei.
den loiieu. Gie 8rau 6ei6ulotgt
ben @lont OoB er iie oerloiien Bat,
oo1 gldn6t man, ooB oieie 9lngo6e
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6eirot6ete Dor 81 9ynbren ilno Fat ei.
ne Eodtcr I'M 9llter BON Is Sa6ren.
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Samilic, bier Wleilen bon 9eloir, lit
rpcitbin befonnt. Sr. D2orrill g.
@odoro lit Der 9lupolt ser Gsralt,
iulo Sr. t5orrD 2. GorDer lit Ser gln-
palt beS Wunnes.
2 S6a0eneriabflogcn.
S5m SuperioreeridS bat Gbos. Sea-
Ser cine 9loge Inn $4,000 Sbo6encr-
ide gegen Oie 5traBenba6ngeiea-
ldoft cinreiAen lniicn iDeil CT an,
geblid6 an1 10. gtopem6er all Ser Gde
bon 9roaomnp imo @ops5tr ourcb
oaS ocr5eitige 9lbge6en eines g9ag-
oons oerlcbt uorOcn icin mill.
Gesgleiden iplH0e i'm Common
Nlcasgcridt cine alogc Inn $4,000
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StroBcnbabngcicllidoit, bon Coma
9rtne ciiigereiht. SRI 9runc iog.
tc, ooB Iic onf eiuen @}otorrao um
49, 9|oOcm6er in Scr @oitcrlrgioe..
Sioao Ourd cinen StroBcn6obnmoa-
gon ocr Bad 9iiocr.9inie nerlcbt
lultrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Sine yeipenitcr. .(seidlidJtc.


sSomcs 3. goofer, ocr ongiebt, I'M
&ouie gtr. GAP, Soroep- -StroBc, al
mobuen er6ablte eeitern Dem 91i6ter
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furioic @eiAt6te. Gr iogtc, ooB icing
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loiien imo ibm oomals ,geiogt babe,
i'm berbegeh loiien 81 nollen iuiO
ooB iic ouBeroem 10 picle Groceries
fouien piiroe, OoB BON ieiuem Ser
oienit nicbt Oicl iibrie blei6en piiroe
Seit0em babe Oie 6rou oac 5ipei go
den fir $25 Groceries oili ieinen
ginnen gefouit. gluBerOem pia er
icin 8il0 bel cinem Shmor5fiinitler
in SilOgoltimore geieben boben irnO
babe bon Dem @tonne, Der ibn nidt
;crfunnte, erfabreu onB cine Sroii
ibm ooielbe oeibidt babe nit Dem
GriudeL Sen @egenitano Oes 9ilOes
5ll berberen. Der 9li6ter CAB goofer
81 0criteberL ooB er iib nidt fir
Spufeeididten intereiiire, oaB es
ober am beiten iei nem 9oofer oie
@roceric.Hcdnlngcn 70 balO, wic
noolib, be5able.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
OcS Qa6cn6ic6ita6ls 6cIdlnlOiot.

Die @ebeimpoli5iiten 0lintienS
mo Olipbont 0cr6oitetcn gciteru
g3o6nlittae i'm @eihdits.Iiitrift Die
" Sa6cs alte 2oliiic Sittle bon glr.
t714, &apion-StraBe, inter Der 9Iu'
i1nIoigiug augebli1 @aarcn inE
@ert6c con $29.0S. oas GiaentGunt
Der 6irma Sodic9ilo, ao6n & So,
geiio6lci su 6abcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17

3 2cIearaplildcr g9elter6cridlt.

glus ben iibrigen gunoes.@ .@etter-
@eobodtungs- -Stationen irur0en 0ie
fcIacnocn nie6rieIten Ecmperotlren,
Die Inn 8 llbr geitern 9lben6 berri9.
ten. beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Nlrcn VeiOen erleocu.

0ral adtbarine Gies. oie @otfin
Oes Eoli5iiteu Charles g. Diee pom
ipeitliben 9iihrift erloo elmer Com.
plitotion bon aronfbeiten. SSrou
Dict mar "A Sabre oIt uuo binter
ldBt oiBer ibrem Gotten cine 9oh-
ter, 0rl, @crtruoe Gice.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
(Tin QLbenobnrran.

1ic @Jeoerateo G6aritieS~ lpel1e
TOT NollptmIrcou no6 Scr Wlc@op-
@oue pcrlegtcu boben III glr. 307,
Sio. SborpltraBe. Gin glbeuobureau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-17
Ter @cltfrirg 6ente Dor cincm
Sabr.

0ic Dclti6rn ne6ncn cine oc
ipaltiec Seridicbung bon Erup-
pen oon oem lucitlimei noM 0cur
Sitliden SlricaslboupIdte oor.
Sn galona meroen 10000 ito.
licnil@e Erllppan eelanoet.
gcrienft miro Der itolicniIdbe
Danpicr .ASorto Soio~, 5l67
Eouncn.