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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-30
Real Acting Is
Now enanded
in the Movies:

AVE- you noticed the
changes that are taking
place in the production a
moving pictures-changes
for the better? Have you
missed the New Jersey Inc
dians and the metropolis
itan cowboys, and noticed
that they have been re-
placed by the real articlsf
Have you noticed thai
every man who is sup
posed to own a farm, %
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-30

Z sTELLE--Edde Polo is again playing In a
IL Universal serial, Graft
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-30

rIEI.EN BERRY--Address Mary Pickford In
j i care OF Famous Players Film Company
si3 West Twenty sixth street New York City.
II she should happen to be out of town. her
mall will be forwarded to her.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-01-30
BY A. H. GIEBLER.

EAR DAVEl-WeIl, Dave,
everything Is all right.
and / won't rave u pay a
big fine or maybe lay it
out in jail ike l lold you
1 might have to on ac-
count OF the campbell l
was riding stepping on
that fat mans stomach.
Only / never was scared
about that, because It
wasn't my fault. but the
campbell's fault, because
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

CONTINUED on Third Tasc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Ak'i Branch. Fontaine Jones. w l.
JcHeries. Maurice I.anghornc. William
i'"Hton. I'D t1arris Or. Johns ntjs
Aitricnd. Harry Frazier. in rohcr,
JcHfeSs. osborne Jones Fillmore u,,,b
KISS Jr.. aud Alfred GRAY.
h"i"rcd From North Cnroltnn.
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks payh,m Of
henderson. \. G.. motorcd 10 Richmund
''S' week with Il purty or friends Il,
"t'ehh the Thanksgiving roo,bnI n game
MI ana MIS-. Parham had ns ,bnir
guests on The trip Miss M;rin Wat
hihs MISS Camp Mr.. rarha,n and Ar
Leg number OF informal ,fr,;ra
were given in their honor during ihcIr
stay la Richmond. and Mr.. ana Mr.
i"rham were hosts at an informal
supper party given at the Jerrcrson
'i"tcI thursday evening rollowiur Tho
play at the Academy OF Music.
10 Tour the East.
huinbc" of Richmond ce,rI, viii
our the Orient after tho Christ mas
no"""HS ~ the party chaperoncd hv
MIS-. joines Cannon. The D,r;N viii
san carly i'll February. and will visit
'i"i'oiuin Japan. the Philippines china
an" "'he' interesting points
At tho Wumnn'x Club.
On Monday afternoon tn. w,u,u.s
o'u" viii have musicals. az wh,ch
M'Ss hasl! Gwath,ney Is the ,.boiru,r
nc hoSteSSe3 will be Mrs r. ,;loy.,.
sirs' Aic'iiiHra. Mrs William Hcu,lc,
MIS- Arthur Scrivcnor. Mrs. Iliweru-
"o'h;lnl. Mrs. Fred Hodges. Mrs ,.,,r.
'ih' MIS- l.itchford ana Mrs. HyI,ud
:, wat hmey. The musicians will include
Mrs william Rhlnchart Miss Mary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

palms white chrYSsuthemuns and
lighted candles ANA AN altar of candles
ana white flowers MSS arrauccd at one
end 81 the room.
The bride wore smart travelling
gown Of Burgundy velour. trimmed in
SealSkin. with u hat to match. and car
ricd bouquet OF orchids Dr. Franl.
iianc"ck. "i Norfolk. uncle Of the
':r"om. was best man. aud there were
no Other attendants. Only the imnc-
date families were present at the we'd
ding. which was " very quiet one. and
Mir and Mrs. tauthornc left At once
Tor wedding journey. They viii he
ut home on their return at tho Caro-
line Apartments. on South Third Street.
Guests from a distance included Mrs
y =. Phillips. OF Tappahannocll: Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman pcnnisou. Of Havana
cuba; lr Frank iiancock. Of Norfolk:
Mig. f. l.. Graham. of Fork Union:
Mrs. Marshall .IcffrieS. OF Woodsiuck:
Miss Win'frcd Brewer. Of Harrison
burg Miss Cary 'raicott. OF city Point;
Ercngcmcnt Announced.
Mrs Henry Edmuuds OF Houston.
ItaifIS County. announces the ENGAGE
lE"ut Of her daughter. Sallic 10 Mar
snail u. Booker. also OF Houston. The
wedding Will be celebrated at -. John's
t.piscopa! church carly In January.
Miss Ednunds who belongs to an old
ter Of the late caniaiu Henry Edmunds
and is a granddaughter OF Major H. a.
Gdmundson. Of lir1ifaN County. She has
Il number OF relatives and friends here
Nir. Booker WAS formerly cierk Of the
state Senate. ana is AT present Com
'n"nwcalth's attorney OF Haitian Cuun-
- lie IS prominently known through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCE. SUNDAY DECEMBER 2 1915

out Inc State and his wedding to Miss,
Euhuhos viii nc an event ~ much So
'''i interest ami Importance
Miss Meredith tintcr,ninx.
Miss Alice Morson Meredith gave a
pretty luncheon of fourteen covers yes
'eruay at tho Country Club or Eir-
k,htn The guests were seated at one
large table decorated with a baske, ui
pare pink rosebuds. Miss Meredith in
Nited twelve OF the dcbutantcs OF the
season and Mrs. Edmund Strudwicli
DR.. ana Mrs. Frank Palmer Christian
To the luncheon YESTERDAY
Dinner for Dcbutnntc.
Colonel and Mrs. james J. Pollard
or Monument Avenue, gave q smar,
"tnher at the Commonwealth club sat
urday night in honor Of Miss Alice
fced JorcS. Who is one OF the most
popular dchutanteS Of the winter The
table WAS decorated with d center
piec" u! grandmother" noSecavs or
MARYLAND roses. with small vase. al.
oihh MOWERS arranged at Intervals
abou' the cloth. aud i: the end of
the dinner the girls drew the p.nl;
tuil" StrcamerS with their bouuue;s Of
roses Tor fnN"rs. Tiny noscgnys 81
pink rosebuds marked the places or
he men present
Colonel aud Airs. Pollard invited ONLY
and those present included Misses Alice
Reed Jones. Nellie Rennol.is carol Mi
nor. D"recn t'itx Gerald. Anne Warren.
MARY Tomlin Anderson. Katherine "a
bell. Mary iIawcs. corhn Spiccr Isabel
'lliamS. Martha Wall. Margaret Mil
lcr. Frances Darlington. Isabel Stct-
;iits. Leigh II. Page. John cecil. John
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

marriage ceremony over again and the
wedding cake Was cut
\inonS those present were thrco
children Harvey Winston. Mrs. Ed.
ward Hancock and Miss Daisy Wins.
ton; two grandchiidrcn. Miss ryauces
lihncock and Cary iIumcock. and T. ~
francois. Miss Ei!; Winston. Mrs.
Thomas Davis. Miss .iddic ,'nmack MIR
ana Mrs. Charles Payne. Mrs. NJ II,
Cart"r. Miss Avis Carter. MIR and Mrs.
Ernest kcca"c. j. l., Davis. Samuel Ca
nack. MIR. mnd Mrs. Nnsaar Clarke.
Mrs. Harrison. Mr.. and Airs. T.. e.. Laird.
mr.. ana Mrs, William 4. Reed. Mrs.
Hurwcil Mrs. &. Il. Garter. Mir. and
Mrs. Floyd Williams. Mr.. aud Mrs A.
Il. iol'icrhy. Jr;. Mr. aud Mrs. 7. >
Winston AIRS, ~ H. Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Al:rcd Winston. Mrs w. j. kim
Or. aud Mrs. j. g. t'ishcr. I:cv. ana
Mrs. Robert Winfrcc. Mrs. H. Eurfoo,
Taylor, MI and Mrs. John Hudson.
Miss Latte Hudson. MI and Mrs. II.
y. Williams. Miss Mollic Winston. Mrs
{. {. Wall. Mrs. J. II. Price. Mr. and
Mrs. Ice Payne. Mr.. and Mrs w. c.
p"ract Mrs. NJ. T.. Weisigcr l. q;
WciSi;Sc". Mas Eioisc WciSiS"r Miss
Fannie simpson. -. 4. Eowieu aud
Nassar Clarke. In.
isaac Cary Winston L.. :, first cousin
o: Professor Charles Winston. Of Rich
muni college: OF Dr Peter Winston of
Enrmvi!lC. and OF the late Judge ilcv-
cricy iiancock. OF Chesterfield Mrs
Winston was Martha ELLA McTyrc.
hIusirinns' club.
Miss EIclcn stanley. soprano VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

shelton and Airs. Hcuucmbour:. and
James womble will he the accompnnis,
ChiI,lrcn'~ Party.
Little Mary Sodlcr. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. =. Sudlcr. who have re-
Gently moved mere from North ,.,rnlin,
entertained AT tea Wednesday, after
noon from to o'clock The house
was decorated In pink and green thc
same color scheme being carried on,
Ia the refreshments Some of th.
guests were: Elizabeth r-ttersu,r .I,uc
scales EcSSic/ iioge. Mildred Gates.
Julia Moncurc. Elizabeth Wallace
susan Cooke. Florence Tnllcv Mary
Moncurc. Helen George Martin, N,r,
iioadlcy. Virginia Donnan. rInrcurn
iiankihs. Anu l.it"hford. Ann Benson.
MarS;.r", Brown. Katherine Srn,,
Marjorie liaskims. judith romn,ins
Eii%aheth Warren. Ruby bigger. Elor-
ence Pizzini Elizabeth RubertsnH ,u,i
others ''
Golden " cduimg.
Mr. ana Mrs. Isaac car, Wine,o,,
celebrated their golden welding ami.
NcrSary wednesday, night at ,hoi,
nome. l;iNcrvicW.' in t'hcsteri.eli ON
the river above Bon Air The orc.,,inp
WAS cnliNcn"d by the presence of
many relatives and all the nciuhhor.
% Mr.. and Mrs. Winston. who have
lived at liiNcrvicw'' from the days -,
the war. Nj. Winston was born in
the house in which iic nfticlh wrd
u'ns anniversary occurred bccoru
toh* wcr" In cNcrgrc"ns and yellow
howerS and refreshments wcrc served.
Key. Robert Winfrec performed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
THE BIGGEST
Goa [ DAY
OF Recent Years

'HHE Coat you want is here
there is no doubt Of
that. and at the price YOU
want to pay. Furthermore,
our specialized styles offer
you the greatest values
you'll find at that same
money.
Belted Coats at $3.50. i'm
Nelours with black opos-
sum and raccoOn collars:
distinguished pocket eff
lectS: many styles at
$3.50.
In Velour. Chiffon. Broad
cloth and Jersey Cloth
madame will find here a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

give the first artists rccita, before tho
Musicians Club OF Tuesday evening
at $50 o'clock. in tho auditorium Of
the Woman's club TO charming
pc, sonality Miss Stanley adds n pow.
erful dramatic soprano voice OF Erca,
beauty and purity.
leaving for Norfolk.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson will leave
the last OF The week FOR Norfolk to
be the guest OF Mrs. II. l.. Castle. on
Precursor Street. Mrs. I:llyson has
been invited by Miss Ntnnic Ken
sell, chairman Of tho local committee.
10 deliver II welcome address to the
Woman's Auxiliary Of tho Southern
Commercial Congress. y number oi
other interesting addresses will h.
made ut this time.
Prominent Engagement.
MIR. and Airs. WingiiCld Nisbct, Of
Macon Gu. announce tho engagement,
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Blanche kGll. 10 Samuel
Robertson Chamberlain. or Norfolk
The inarriaS" viii take place during
Christmas week at the home OF Miss
Intosh Kcll. Sunny Side Ga.
For Open Air school.
on Tuesday afternoon from To :
o'clock The committee in charge of Tho
Open Air Schools of Richmond viii
preside at the tea room III tho palm
garden OF the jefferson Hotel. the pro-
ccedS Ia be used FOR the benefit Of that
organization. The tables Will bc pref
lilly decorated in flowers. and there will
be music and AN attractive program.
l1'pntinuc1 an, 'Tb;rJ r.. 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

The Big Coat Sea-
son is with us. The
call for Coats is most
extraordinary. His
tory does not record
such an unprece-
denied demand. We
are entirely ready.
Monday at the Spe-
cialty Shop will wit
ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Y 49,
> Thanksgiving is Is thing OF the past
and tho first OF December brings Wis
ions OF the Yulctidc holiday, with IL
gay rcd ribbons AMI christmas bells
4 perfect round OF festivities has beer
inausuratcd for the dcbutantes. an'
the weeks between now and Christmas
bid fair to bc filled to uVernowinc viii
parties for the pretty girls who have
como out this winter. several young
girls made their initial bow to society
last week at beautiful balls and reccp-
ton. given in their honor. ana 3 mum
Der of others viii be presented this
week The wheels OF the social world
VIII begin To turn tomorrow First "f
all. there is the duaCC OF the Richmond
German Club MUUiay evening at the
jefferson Hotel what 4 delicious thrill
cf excitement follows the phrase, the
frst Munday" II = the formal pres
enta,ion Of the dcbutautc7 Of the sea-
son to tina, inner circle OF Richmond $
oldest social set and the dance is
rcall, given in their honor. Colonel
10 Lane Stern viii lead tho german
dancing with Miss MarcArct -. John
Hcrudon and tho chaperoncs who will
receive fog the club include Mrs Robert
G. Bryan. Mrs. T. Randolph Williams.
Mrs. Levin Joyncs Mrs. stuart q.
Christian Mrs T. Addison Rennolds.
Mrs, Egbcrt g Leigh. Jr.. Mrs William
II. Palmer. il. Mrs Garrett rurkncr
Wall. Mrs Charles =. Earksdaie. Mrs.
Charles V Darlington. Mrs. George Sen
Johu*ton and AIRS W ormoud Young.
The nrs, Monday rs q very thriiliuc
fhms. once upon a time a long time
O. al ~ -, 4. Il ,N1nls e.. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
1t Comes TO aIue
These Are
Extra Ordinarv

Satin Hats (untrimmed)
new military effects. polos
and walking shapes: new
est high crown and rolling
brim effects: also new tri-
cornes Tin black. S2.4S to
S3.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

galaxy Of swagger models,
trimmed in large Raccoon
collars or banded ia iiud-
son Seal and Skunk. Ali
colors. $1,000.
The ultimate. The final sum
ming up of coat style and
excellence is presented in
h G ultra fashionable
Goats of full-lined Nelours,
Hudson Seal trimmed. at
$1,000. These models are
fitted al the waistline with
splendid character in belt
and collar treatment. All
colors and a variety OF
styles at $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
New
trimmed Hats
at 1898

BY new we mean ENTIRE
Lf NEW: purchased ten DAYS
ago and unpacked Friday. The
price really seems too absurdly
small. They have colorcd vel
vet crowns trimmed in furs
and narrow grOs grain ribbons:
and brims Of gold and silver
laces. The price really seems
too absurdly small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
htr nperior nj laIr.
" Es1 Es-. t-,..-..-..,

"pe''"h ~ Hl-.
49,. .Ss 70. Gapetten ,a~ -uest Of
W. -, - aspect street
''''. io- III. Thanks
-be "iis7 Cap. ton was
-, 10, "'H'l ~ a luncheon givcr
~ o. "a" ana Hr"Ckline
,I.-, ''''.i. R"io'' the Yale
,,-.l, N+'H "cr. lad To-
,,,,. toms Were 'u
"t. i'nhati7 "Iin cor
Nise ,,y ''"'"ts io' the girls.
80, - 49," 49, a't"Huoh tn Vale
,,...n,,a ~ .~i'e'
'''"n Tor hi>> Heck.
nono, ,s ' 'f'5 'i"ch was @uos, Of
~, ,'o' AFTERNOON al e bril-
.,tts-.' -lF'N "s h'r aunt Mrs
So, a mel nome Io7
,m.s,. 49,, H,f"e' Mors than 800
In, ,.''''H ~ meet In" dchu-
,rn on vas on" az
,ba, i..il N"Iho"n functions
dr.yyi,'e,, -" 'Lia season. The
80 va 0rrang"d III quaint
P'"n roses ana southern suiIa.
~, ''"'"i was decorated win
i.y ~ ~ r,-'!'s "AH southern smi-
arra,r-d ''''"s o"n 'h' table was
,,,in,s,, my garden With
,.r 49,, 'nhtSn ~ the con.
"''n PINK lilies. st"vla and
i,a,IIa ne mautcls wcy.
49,, ~ P'"h blossoms and palms
,,.i,,i were f'"uped in tho ha,
>,;
iecc!NNi IN French
Nhi'' yum" 'Net silver tissue
M,'n SILVER lace and touches
~. "nh ana h"r flowers were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

Here is 4 stylish model made
along lines so entirely different"
as to give not hint Of the low
price. A full iaring American
Nelours, with stitched panel in
back and Monk collar and cuffs,
with stitching to match. Small
buttons lend a smart finishing
tOuch-%15.0
A 4S-inch full haring Plush
Coat has a crOss-Over belt in
front lending smartncss to the
fitted lines. The very handsome
collar and cuffs of opoSsum are
generously cut-$35.00.
a model in "Salz IIsquimette"
plush has a large collar and cuffs
Of real Mou!ion and coat skirt
banded of the same. Full lined
with Skinner satin. (Other beau
tiful Goats in Silk Velours)-
5000.
Coats Of Plush and Velours.
$1,000 to 5000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

0en Goa ipie0erbolen f6nneit laIien
iih nir aus benz oie eon5e melt.
idJmei8eriide 8eDolferiing umnebeIn-
oen psalm erflGren, ooB Der eegen.
p1rtige Rrieg NIT Der poIligen Der.
idnetteutng DeltiblonOs enoen
per0e. Sollte Dos Reidb aber, mas
ia nod Der gegenlpdrtisen 9riees-
loge orrhous I'M 8erethe Der Wtog-
lihfeit liegt. nid1t MIR lnperiebrt.
lonoern oar iiegreicb iin0 itGrfer ocnu
ie aus Dem 9iinaen beroorgebcn 70
lit es MIR notiirlih, luen1 man iid
nod Ionqe ienieit oes 0ibeines ser
2iebensmiiroiafeiten ertitnern Dir6,
Oie man mdbrenO oes &rieges aus
9ouionne ltnD @enf tagtdglib an
oen &opf geiporfen erbtelt. @s mare
0onn pobl m0glidb, onB 0ie Neidbs.
regientng nIf10iee fiinftiee glitS.
ihreitingen 0egen Ielltlbe 3um @e-
geuitouo oiplomotiicber @eiteringcn
moMte, 0ie fir 0ie Shpeia iuettiger
elinipflih berloufen Oiirften ais Der
beriibtjate Eonbollefratuoll Dor "A
Sobren Gen 2eutihihmei5ern fiele
babel notiirlitb pieoer ole oiteenebne
9ioae All, oie bon ben ynelihen @rii.
bern einaemorfenen Sheiben gu be.
5obler.
@an3 lher lit zines: 0os mirt.
idnftlihe 2eben Der @eitibmeis tpirO
an oen Solgen Scr cbeitio lin1ereh-
ten lpie einfdltigen Teutihenbete
nod lonae at trogen bdben Tic
5nei Soliptinbuitrien oes g8elihlon.
6cs ittiO oie ll6rinoherei uno sic
Sdofolo0efobrifotiou. SIR eritere
mar Icttihlano inn Sabre 1913 init
cinem 9(biab bon 85,79S,000 SSrun.
fen (bei elmer @eiomtausftbr bon
169,498000 Sronfem lpeitois Der
bette altuoe, fir oie 6peite nit eineu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

iolhen bon 6.500,O00 Sraiifen (@e.
iomtaitSfibr aleih 5s,t7i.000 6r)
Der orittbeite glbnebmer. 9hm iit
ober Deittidblano ongeicbts Scr itar.
fen @nttutdIiina ieiner eieenen llb-
rem. itn6 ShofoloOeninouitrie fir
Ietne 8erior9itne 6urdous nidjt auf
Die Shpeis onaefpielen mic etipo fir
ietnen R1ie. tln0 0bitbeoorf ooer uie
tuir ntf ole 0eutihen Roblen. Sbon
beiite laIien Interchangeable NreB,
ltinlmeu (,.&olniihe 8eiting" glr.
900 bonn 20. WlGra 19i5) nit aller
@eitimnltbeit erporten, 0oB man III
Deutihlono nod Dem SSrieoens
ihIuiie Die moBloien @erlelm0imgen
Der ipelihen Rreiie un0 Die oellticb.
feinoliden 9lusidreihmgen nidlt Der.
geiien, ion0ern ourh groBtmoglic6e
8onfottieriunq Ser meitifipei5erilbcn
Snouitrieer5eugniiie uergelten miro.
gluh bic mellhen llnioeriitnten, oes
rem 8oreridnft Su eincm erbcblIhen
Britthteil aus 0feihsoeittidbeu nno
0eiterreihern beiton0, ferner bic SSiI-
bober Der pielen &un0erte BON 8en.
Iionaten itno @r5iebungsonltolten
oiirften in einieen SobreL menn Die
OeutIrben @1ite uno Shiiler aroBtcn-
tells fernbleiben. iiber ben g9ert Der
Bodies ~pebe etiuoS anocrs oenfcn
ols beute. Syn Der Oeiltlchen Nrelle
ueroen ihon icbt Die Sunoerttuil-
lenoe bon neutrality-suspicious.,
Sic oli1brlih unier 2on0 oufiudten
im6 ieinem acknowledgements
Minionen su neroienen qoben ofien
aiifaeforoert, 8lpor niht Die Shmei5
lhlehtbin, mobl ober bic nelihen
Qoutone in 8ufilnft 3u mciOen. llebt
oieler Notidlloa olih MIR 5itm &ell
Ieine @irfitng aus, 10 lit fiir Die $50.
telin0iiitrie am @enfer See, Der nod
elmer 9Reibe ihlehter Sabre cine er-
bolunq mobrlib ponuoteu mare, cine
aotoItropbe unousiueihlih. Wlon
piro ober in Der ipelihen SdiueB,
menn Sicb nod Dem arieee Die pirt-
I1oftlihcn @eroelhmls. .WfoBnabmen
0es oeittihen Nublifims fir Die to'
ridhte Bodies .Gete fiiblbor mahen.
tpeniaitetts eineu Groit boben. DOB
man eS niht dn0ers gelDollt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

lono einaeidoelter @ctrue mar. Sect,
pa es einen Scil Der Nrciie Sytaliens
oorauf antomnt, cine ariegSertld.
rilng an Icutihlono su er8pingcn
arbeitet 0io &erlcumOiinasmolhinc
NIT crneiltem gioHorid. en- Ieicr
mir i'm uGorriere bella Scro" Ste
lhredIihc geihihte nom nUnnomit
oeS Ni5efouiuIs~ 92oh ser 0oritel.
hine oes Moildnoer @Iattcs iollte
Scr cbemoliae oeiltibc@i5cfoniul in
9loilono, 9oiien6cin ser acgeupir.
tia oas gleide glmt III 2ugono bcflci-
BET iid ali elmer @eridm0rina bctcl-
liat boben oeren 3ieI gepeicu more.
EunuclS Ger uad 6ronfreib fibren.
Den itolieniiden @iienuobulinien NIT
Gpnonit 5ii 8erii6ren; 8um @lit lei
ober Der boliihe Nlan Dor ieincr
9lusfiibrurg eni6edt nn0 pereitelt
poroen. Tieie 5hauernGr, sic Der
oGorriere ieiuen 2eiern ala EotiaAe
ouitiid3t, aibt ibnt millfomuencn 9ln.
LAB, aIe Oeutihen Goniulo III Ger
gai5en @elt ais cine @erlhm0rer-
banoe an5uihmdrsen Die inter benz
Shus oeS golferrcd)ts perbreheri.
lhe 9lnidIdge eegen oie 2nnoer
i1mieoeu. oeren @aitlihfcit lie ec.
nieBen. Ger vGorriere" glnubt icit.
ltellcn 5a iollcit BOB ser &err Aoi.
lcnbeim nit Eauienocn ieiuer Qan0s.
leitte oo5u beigetragei Bot. fir sic
3utunit in BEN aelitteien 0ouocrn
Den oelttiben @oit in @errui 5u brin-
gen. ugSenn oieie 9elite iitb nidlt he.
miibt batten iogar nit SiIie OeS
Dpnoniits" 10 f1brt ser v&orricrr"
Tort inns bic 9luaen iiber 6ic 5riihte
Der auIhir 5i oiinen 0ann piirocn
mir beitte nod blind iein Tann
itellt oos W}oil1u0er @lott oeu Sent.
l6eu 3oniul oen beriihtgteu 4ariier
gIuarhiiten gIeih uno lhlieBf nit
elmer %arnuna iiir ole 3utimIt.
menn ole 9C5iebuugcn 8miihen Sen
Wfitbcmohncrn @lropdS nad) 0enl
Rriege mie0er alligenonmen mcr0cn
Nonu nlo8c mon Ill Stdlien Dieie
oelltlhcn Scbon0taten nidt perQeiieu.
uno moge be0enten 0nB ie0cr 9lcit
bon @ohloollen ieitens ser Stoliener
bon oieien Serren @aiicnheim offs
gIusorud Der Gemiuiaung im0
Selbpernicoriauna migeiebcn milroe
uuo oaB uOos beutige Tentldlan0 0as
2ono pes Ncrrr Haiieu1cim. Doua.
mitDeridworcrS unD taNgrihen
Gi5efouhIls iii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

legen. 0ieier llmitouO oeranln6te mo-
tiirlid uniere oeutid1en 6tigines.
nieure nuf 0ieicm @ebiete, unO audi
bier bat iid6 in eritounlib fitr5er Belt
ee3eigt, mos oeutlAer @rfinolmgs'
eeiit, Oeutide Gebnif oermng- 90
fonmt es, ooB uniere iebigen &f'
fhiq3euge Oeuen nller 9fationen bet
weitem iibcrleoen iin0, oenn iie be-
iiscn 8mei Gigenibnfteu Ole iib bet
eincm Suitfobr8euge ihwer pereini-
qen lniien: Gie iino flein itno oobei
sod 6cfdbigt cine groBere 9lu5obt
bon Nloidiucnoeiuebren unO 9lbpeDr.
qel9ibcn NIT in Die Slift 5i nebmen,
un0 6oben Dor allem ous cine alien
unieren 6einoen oorauS lie beliBen
bic unqlaublihite Steig. un0 @epc.
qiinaSnIoQlihfeit @erooc 0ieie Got.
lode modt unieren 6einoen groBe
Gorqen, ocun ibrc Rieienpot5eriln1-
5cuqe fallen e6en ocs6olb unicrlt
aompIiluo3cugen I'M 2uilfompf mel.
items 5um Cpfer, neil iie nidlt ihucl
qcnua sic Sobe erreihen fonnen aus
set he ooS tieier iIiegenoe 6lug5euG
ongreiien fonnen @os niiser Oobcr
aud sranfrcid Die BON 0eurp uno
N2ourice 5nrniou omie @oiiin ee.
boiiteit Montpiooppcl0eder, oie, tell.
iueiic nit flint M}oihmcnactpc6rcn
ousQeriiitct, Gin 6enern mad alien
%ihtungen oeitotten2 llno oud @n8.
lonO, 0aS gon5 nod fron5oiiibenI
Maiter orbeitet, miro nit ieinen N3a,
iMinen bon ASriitol unO S5oppitb me-
nia @liid baben. Dab idlieBlib miN
9hiBlonoS aroBIpreherilhc Soiinin.
gen ouf ooS BON Siforsfp crboiitc
Hicicnimg3crg bon 125 Wictcr Irag.
fldcbenorcnl mo 2S Dieter Sliigcl-
iponnlpeite oen n2uitomnibus", mic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

iiberauS iinnrethe uno babel 0ob elm
iudc @orridtung, NIT einem Wtalbt-
nengemebr geroocous ourc6 Den nit
boiler Touren5obl lolfenOen Bro-
'peaer binoiirhihieBen 81 f0nnen. Ole
@eidoiie Oes 0ireft Dor Dem 6iibrer-
iiB parallel 3ur MtotoroAie in etpa
so 9entimcter 9lbitano bon Oieier
cingeboliten D}oibinengeuebres flo
gen 9eraocn @cges olirt Die bon
Dem FropeGer 6ei@riebene Sheibe.
Oomit MN ser @ropcaer, foGs cr
iii 6eim SduBouSloien geraoe Dor
Der 0liinolmg befono, oIio ienfredbt
itono, bon ser austretenoen augel
niht berlcst puroe, bate man ouf
ieincr Snnenieite einen ll-iornligen
Gbroninidelitnbl befeitigt.
melder sic @eidoiie nbgleiten lieB
Ql6er fiir3c Belt ip6ter, W1itte @2ai
0es Sobres, erfono man tpeitere, be.
oeuteno Before @orriHtiineen, eben.
foas, I'M nit Dem Moihinengepebr
ourh ben loufenoen @ropeaer idie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-24

as 8luelpeien fat idntIi6er
frie9fiibrenOen @roBitaoten
81 bot felt geainn oes arieacs
in ieoer 9e5iebung init itdu'
neusmerter S6neuisfeit 6orti1ritte
oemadt wie iie wobl ieit Iangcn
&obr5ebnten faum elm @ebict oct
Getbnif eriubr. 9os &uftfobr5eu9.
6unodIt nur ais 9luffldrlingsnlittcl
bcrbeige3ogcn wrroe Oann uid alS
9lngriffsmaiie aus DER 2uit perlpen.
bet. Wle9r uno mebr itiee felt 8eginn
oeS Sobres 1915 Die 8abl Der 6lic.
geronsrifie inO min gait es jcoer
9}oticn, oos eigene 2anO Dor ieinoli-
den lleberf1Qen 81 idiiben, oonl
ou9, sic lditigen glugen oes 6einoes
bon Oen eigencn Steaungen 5u ocr-
treiben unO Ser 2uftfompf mar
Onl 8uerit in eon5 beiHeioenent
NtaBe oeriton0 man es ihnea, oeii
Gc.n0 nit inner ihmereren groBt-
rem in letter Seit gcpon5erten ei-