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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
Get the Most out OF Your EoOd

The digestive organs absolutely
need the influence of pure blood for
the proper performance OF their func-
tons. Persons that sleep in small,
ill-ventilated rooms complain OF little
or no appetite in the morning and of
disagreeable dryness of the mouth
and throat. Why? Because, as re-
suit of breathing air that is impure,
and fails to give their digestive or
gans the stimulus they must have for
perfect work. 1t is necessary that we
should have pure blood if we want to
get all the good out of what we cat
that there is in it and to get it com
fortably. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is dis.
tinguished for making pure, rich, Wit
allied blood, perfecting the digestion
and building up the whole system
let it today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
putehess County.

Duchess county in New York was
named for the Duchess Of York when
the colonial assembly in 1858 divided
the province into twelve counties anu
shireS. There was also a Duke coun-
", named in honor OF the Duke Of
York, but that name has since disap-
peareG. There has been a good deal
Of discussion as to the presence OF
the II in the word. and it has been
suggested that 1t has been retained
because Of some association with the
Dutch settlers. But it should be re-
membercd that the English word
duchess" was spelled with n ''t'' and
a final 'e" until the publication OF DR..
Johnson'S dictionary, in 100, standard
lied It's present speIllng.-New YORK
Times.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
Sloane LlnIment Eases paln

Sloans Liniment is first thought of
mothers for bumps, bruises and
sprains that are continually happen
ing to children It quickly penetrates
and soothes without rubbing, Clean
er and more effective than mu5sy
plasters or ointments. For rheumat-
ic aches, neuralgia pain and that
grippy soreness after colds, Sloans
Liniment gives prompt relief Have
a bottle handy for bruises, strains,
sprains, and all external pain. For the
thousands whose work calls them out
doors, the pains and aches following
exposure are relieved by Sloan's Linl-
ment. At all Druggists, 25c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
DIRT KILLS OYSTERS.
These Rivslves Are the cleanost OF All
Our Sea Foods.

The following facts about oysters are
given by n member OF a family thas
has been connected with the oyster
trade for 500 years:
Tho average oyster before suitable
Cor consumption is<Detwecn three and
four years Of age They are undoubt-
cdly the cleaneSt as VOL as the most
nutritious Of fish, for It is a fact that IL
anything in the way Of dirt gets into
the shell OF any oyster It immediately
dies
The embryo oyster when II is about
twelve months old is PAINTED in The
most suitable waters. The young oya-
ters are taken out in fat botto~cd
boats shovced overheard Ia likely
spots and allowed to REGAIN there till
they are stable aud ready fer catch
ing This is dorc by means of drcdecs'
which go over the oyster beds with q
large rake Arrangement dragging from
ropes on the bottom Of the sea. th-
oysters being thus forced from tue ben
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
DouaIas JerroId In School.

Douglas Jerrold wrote BLACK Eyed
susan when he was twenty-one and
contributed TO Punch the immensely
popular "Caudle Lectures not long aft.
erWard. But at nine years Of age young
lerrold had been scarcely able TO read,
and il was not until lie was apprentlced
to printer after serving for some time
as n nlidshipman az sea that he showed
either desire or capacity for intellectual
Improvement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
Smart Savings.

Lord Palmerston'S reply to the Hitter
ate member who asked him. Are there
two hens in 'Onitcn.' is specimen OF
his rather boisterous chaH mo. Only
one That's why hcsgs are so scarce
there.
Mr.. Dlsraelis comment upon a por-
trait of himself. rs it not hideous-
and so Ike" exhibited a disccwMcnt
not common with uuln'tcrcd s'tiers.-
Twenty Years IN Parliament
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09

Dartmouth Lands Crack Halfback.
Smith Of Shaw (Cleyeland) High, a
crack hallbacll, has entered Dartmouth
as freshman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
PEPSlN, NUX, IRON
And SARSApARILLA
A Magnificent ombination-Finest
Course of Medicine.

Physicians and pharmacists have
long known the desirability of COM
bining iron-a superlative tonic--in a
ood-purifying, building-up medicine.
The combination of the iron with
Hoods Sarsaparilla has now been Sc
prescribing Peptiron Pills to be taken
in connection with the Sarsaparilla-
one before eating, the other after.
In this way the two medicines work
together most tremendously and
beneficially, experimenting each other,
and giving n four-fold result in blood
cleansing and up-building.
You get blood purifying, appetite
giving, liver stimulating qualities in
Hoods Sarsaparilla and great tonic
properties in Peptiron Pills.
Buy these medicines today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
Soma Pla1 ID Amatoure.

As regards minor professional ana
semiprofessional football this game
has been growing steadily ia prosper
ity for three or four years Sore Of
the professional squads masquerade as
amateur cleycns AID often represent
some clubs. Their amateur status,
however, is often called into que tion,
and il the truth were Known it would
be found the majority Of thcm were
really professional asgregations
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09

into the LARGE nets fastened to the III.
side OF the rake.
The breeding powers Of oysters are
simply amazing and it has been COM
puted that 1000 full crown parents
produce 440,CaoOo0 cmbryos in tie
course of u year. But Of these il is es-
timated that only 42l individuals reach
maturity. for the mortality Is cnrr.
nous, millions being washed away aud
deyoured by hungry fishes. Buffalo
Times.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
Mortifed.
q never was 50 mortified in my

81 never was so mortified in my
life
whats the matter nowf"
you know that little gown ! bought
FOR $3.50 that looked as though it
must have cost four times that and
wa so becoming to me? never
dreamed any Que would guess its price
or where ! bought it.
well, did any one?'
''Ycs. wore it for the first time
asst night at a dinner dance. and there
were just sixteen other women there
with gowns exactly like it,'-Detroit
Free Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
]. II. ROBERTSON
80 Church Street
B0OSiCk Fails, n, Y.

Representing Bach Fur Co 1l8
West 9th Street, one Of the larg
est, oldest and absolutely finRn-
cially Strongest Raw Far Houses
ia New York. the largest fur mark
ct in the world.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09

DUTY

Duty is a power which rises
with US in the morning and goes
with US at night. It is ooexten-
sive With the action Of our in
teIligenee. II is the shadow
which cIesves to us, 90 where we
will, and which only Isavos uo
when we leave the liehs Of life.---
Gladstone.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-09
ereyhound race on coass.

Capital city Couislng club of Sacra-
mento plans to revive The sport Of rae
ing groyhoundS on the Pacific coast.
Contests proved interesting last fan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
2cpartcmcut fir Grsic@uuo.
Gnrcnu Der
9c0broe ocr Sdlnl.Gummthdrc
Gde Wlaotion- unb 3ainBctte .Auennc.

Is q ! ] ~ I c, ~. Wtul lblO.
Sn Der lSeliliHen 0o0l0u.e, Wtc@nuoDs cir.
mo observation-disclosures, uro nm Snmitag, Den
10. Sini 1916, nor &orniin9s, bcginHcno,
cine @tdiung bon Appilanicn ilir Ole loloeE'
oen Srcllieueu geb0len meroeli:
sylnrDlnno Siaals Jlornau0nc 6inl6l9
Saian3en ans oen aan5cu Siaaie, Snabea
Ct Sobn's Goucqc sine Scnnioral. .Gafan8,
mdnnl9. oriier 2egislatus9iiirit. NIT lreler
Moli. llncrrid)t u. + 10. Bier 8dlnn8en,
WdnutO, etn3g lulr lreen lnierr0t geluaD'
reno circn bon cocm Diitriit
gsclicr MnrUlano 0oucQe 6inf T0Ion3en,
nit ireier Solt uno llnicrrlDi; erlicr Scgislds
tibsSnlrlit cine mdnnlib; 3peiicr gegslattO'
Silrifi, eiHe ucibliD; oriiier He9saiiosSt'
rilt, cine mdHHib; oictier 2egeatius9is
riii, ciuc nidtnlicbe mo cine mciblicDc
Nluc HioQe @Olege Srei 8aian3en mdniis
LID; e cine bonn crlten, 5meiien uno bicrteu
Iiftriii
8abuaion COLLEGE gicr gaian5en, mann.
lD. futr nit lrcicn llnicrrdi un0 Nlbern,
cine bon icocm lcgiSlatiOsSiiiriii
Natpiano Snitiinte - Scben &uiaH3en;
mdnnlih ooer iuebicD; eriier Qc9isati0s9is
iirlii, cine fir bier Sabre nno cine iiir orci
sabre; 6peter Negislaiips8iitriit ciile jhr
oler Sabre uno eine llr ein Sa9t; ortier &C.
ee9telaiiusSlnriii. cine filr bier Sabre uno
cine iiir elm Sa6r.
@bnrloiie Salls G6ulc 8ipe Iaian5eH nit
irccr Aoli uHo llrterrid1i, mdnnlid; cine BON
eriicn ullo cine bum 5ipciien 9iitrit
St. WldrO's Gcminnr ~ sine 8aiail5 init
ireer Sloii uno llnierrihi, peiblih.
SDIn s.. 9lpdjc,
Selrcidr oer Ncb1rhe Der Gbul&ommiifdre.
(V}0t3l ,Suni3,5 ,Nlb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
DGTwOrrGn.
-~----~4-----
9ic SitaattOn 1T GDis
ragO.
8esitglitb repmblifamiicber
Domination.

Suebes-9oom wadIt oen Gii6rcru
iiber ocn aopf, @ar uripriiHg.
lid nur ais @eseneeipiht gegcn
giooleoelt. @trouuing bon einigen
ser 5iibrer seforOert luorOcn.
@inisune Der 9aepu6lifuner uuo
4rosreiiioeu ouf eiuen gouoioa'
ten onecItrebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

liyUrlIe4una iie0t 2. sslle.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
5000 Stalirnrr grfangcrl.
Don OeIferrcichern in 0iroR.
2suGen Beretten @ffenEipe por
gnrdJ eombarHruaeat nnf brrtter Eru''t
5ran6olen- -)Orlld6eouf Oerouatrontgef6eite
sSus Oeutide eafrpe6r int letteu NsOnat leiitete.
Der 0lferrei&if6e 2seri&t.

@cu A. Snu pia Berlin nno SrablDs aad SGbtle y SnHl
Srub 6ruGdgCu gSOans aiener ben bic Gecrrcr
trer Scnbe in O.SO meitr wnn DcrcneH gebaDt nuo
$500 Stdlncr 9efnngn pm Onge ret Sen gnad
nfn a6en mi grURcn Sb bcr rnfhen 6run cn m
tcnDes Nrer DmbromCnt crGfnd pfHbar as Eralnonm 81
ciner ncncn Gfnfu- &cmegnng gr6hrcn Shs
2ieic Guncc briug bic Gengc amtlid M0eMne Oes bFVf
nueariIdn WcncraIiabcS, udc fOlseuOn &UrtIan bat:
&pN Der itaIicniidcn Brpnt
0 Stalncr tcn Ier 6urtudigen @Dano nit Forfen SrHp
pnmaen cuana 9crgrfcu O %OfnaS3a nnD pr Der
6Rcrrcdldm nt grf 5pdcu MOutc Geusio nnO Aa
g Sn Sciem ~ to6t baber aampf nit bDabcrcr Sigtel
Die Sierrcdldnusoidu SrcrGc iHS na6er an Sc SOleOc
Geungn eraugc6rnngen nb abu Dd ypnc Gen9U beOe
teuS an 0uSc gcuDnne Die StaO Geaua G bs Hubaib Der
Dcrrcdid Gn Ger 6cin6 wnroc urHdgedaseu, moimmr
Weguaugric mOdtc
0tera 5000 StolcHer Weangcnen gcnad nn oe
len IS Cfere gSr Orei 9nOnn elf Naidnngemebrc
nuS 126 Minenucrfcr crbenht.
Bon Der 8alfGn TrOHt
gm unn eumf es 5lnRcs gOgna ganicu, u1rOia gu
Iona mr ocnid 0adcmrnS onrd nnicr artlerc6enr ser
iprenst
@pn Der rnfiii@en Srpuh
I rnlfI1 @rlc tra bente dn Der barabden nno
nOrO6fdcn Sront NfOn Gas uam 9ncr NIB an
9anc Strpa OrOwc SaruOpO MnO ii @ @npern
meu gSuGpnien ciucn onOcrS intcuiDCn Gbarafter an
Sin Shell IrOnt 25 &Ometcr GGng 1T Der Nab DOu
Egfa @rmec Gommano s nerolObert Grb
O Uep6 Scr0uanO bonpt mOt unroc Sin Mncr gri
leric-Jener gcgalteL
0uiecr untcrnamen bic 9mncu cncn &orfOh NIT Sh bon
gOmb fuuuten OOd gs bic 5crreiAdnugarfcn Strcia
ansrdn e6er iuO Au5cdu beppribcnocn Snntere
Augrifeu OOrBanocn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06
(2rabiIos ua6 SabblaeO

Merlin, B. 9mui Sic Srnn5Oicu MnterHaln DIid Ocr
SRoos nf Scr ieScrhote gnorffe nit qo6cn Snan
ma1ep bic a6cr nsnam nta SrMppcn urhdseaa
gcn mnO Sen Nngeru c6r iduc @erlntc carngen
giIe geiic in Der GegcuO Ypcrn ihngeu gdn5d feb
0enfda abcu CpcratHsu Der GmfucB i'm Npnat Dat
ebr nt a6gntn e aben n9cammt mn 10 AcropaHc pprcn
mGrn6 5eno Oericbcn &erDOe AZ gerupane DerlUr
0ie @cOnn9cr nb in amiden geri@ Os OcAtan Nrmee
Sanptanaers un Der bcnC atsgcbcn wnrc Aadcben Oer
UDlhGnoigc gSOrlont ocnclben
@cRIidcr atic8sf6anpIat
o1 8rcu gefu Gcncm bic 5tclnRgcu
gieu, r mir ncn io6hld Dpern euiu 6atteu Gcr gOr
itoR brad OOd nnier nnierem 9F0crc6ener niammen.
2e Tran5Ocn madcu getu mad %Orbrtgacn mit asSpmbH
waden Augr in b 4be @rinag Der SBampaens Der
a6er n6gcldaecn mnrDe.
gn Der @crDnl ront uRl6 @ans cnc nn grtilcric
nit ante GUG f bic rUH Satrrn nRD SMHbcngrGben Die
Iran0Ia nnicr perad nea Sorlo an nNers @ARNsrapeA
uci6 SancOur ucs gonOrahc c mnrO oud nurcn
StreitrGfen 5arhdgemDrier.
Scld Opn p Wans Oaucr Die s6adt @eacnb 5uIdr
6cm GalecgS gSnDe nnD 1anpnp NIT nHDmnorrte Setaet o
Die nodc nfaHcrC 0 IN Iain 5ormaun bprrhft uHe oic
cbn crOberteM rngcn 5Mnf5Hpbcrn
Die arSh Anenangc nadc en6 SMmiu ScrgrMdcn HD
ue ccm gorc @Qg in ocm noSld oappn geaenen 1
Ift Mic raHOdn ScgergrIfe deltern eODd Dem pfcrn
6anOc nnicrer Srppcn 6cuO erl cDr bradc Der
lnte
3cndc Observation-Disclosures nOlde EOdUncn
ng Der cr n0roid NfrnS DFld Nr nno ia Der &dbc
iran Sic 80 ausOIcH 20 gaicr nnb 30 Sricn
Gmml nnpcrmnnoct gcfangen nnO behtetn enea Ninnpr
GcWtf6e GnftmcGr cr3icIt gIan5enbc &cinltatc
On euteccdJn murAu Orci franSIdc aOplune nnieraeO
Der arrrr 5nrd bcr an6 bcr Gnmlercc nuo ocr
brittle abcr Sort SOn0iac.
2e cpcratiOnn 2nuc0r i'm Ilunu r Gin ieGr
aaniqs @caat Der To Dcrlpr in 2nfgefn 36 IeDpane
fcro nnicren n BugSengghnbH Bernrseap
fen, wne Bc8wnngcn neab nnercr Snten 81 anoeH 10
1b bic Wcamm&ern DeS JCnOee Ma d m 4 Nerppane De
u & pcr0mn ii qafacdten II gOplnnc Mno n nnOcre icbr
nd nrd IL Daa d nn Eotuueiae acgopann IN oercn
&criuOe ulIO nnf 16 6teicn.
Ni6tS MeMeS NMf Ci. Mnb SaIfaM Srpnt
ami gofan an Scr 6deu Jrpn 6a bic ascmcue
Gage 1iaoc cine mcutiae &erduccrnne gc5eitigt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-06

ipro6c cine Grfldrlng iIber 9ihier
Sugbes' 5tellling in politiicben Din-
gen absebeu Imo ieiuen RetorO De-
6iiglib bitoler 6rageH belpreAen
miro.
Stiles un6 @erfins con-
feriren.
ST.. Gborlcs .. Stiles, Ser @or-
iieer oes republifaniicben g1ationol
Counties, ino Sr. George @. 9Ser-
fins bnben beute glbeno III Dem 3iul
mer oes Sru. 9ertinS conferirt.
&r. Stiles mei9erta it'd. ir9eno etmas
iiber sic giatur Der llnterreoung pc.
fannt 5it gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Nr. 1872.
gicr 9,criOucn gctSOtct.


9ng9p BON %oiiogicr5uo ectroifen.
Drei Soote umo orci Sdncr.
pcrIsbte bel G6nIi1cm llnioll.
StraBcnbabnuasgon iauit III cm
9litomobil binein.
&ofrmo, Sno.. 26. 9lpU. Bier
@crionet ionOcn oeu 500, ais
bcltc 9iohmittog eiu 9uggp. il weI.
dem oieie fit6rcu, an elmer SraBeu-
freli5lmg BON einem &aiiagier3uge
eetrofien muroe. Gie Sooteu iino,
Clarence MlcGnrtncg, 26 Sabre alt
aofomo.
TiIOen @rabom, 80, Gofomo.
SorrD Wdller, i9, @oloIni1, Sn0.
6r. GsIer, 36, S5arpsoille. Syno.
aliller, ser ein5ige, Scr uit1t auf
scr Stelle get6Otet wurOc, itorb cine
baI6e Shuoe nod Dem llnfollc I'M
SoipitoI Gie bier @iduucr iaBcn
oidt 5uIommensc0rdngt III Dem @c-
idbrt, oaS eisentlid nnr fir cine
&erion beitimmt mar. glac 2eidcn
wlrocn ctlpa POO 5uB tucit gci6lcu-
Ocrt
Grei So0te 6rei Shmcr-
ucrlebte.
Gctroit, N1id., 26. 9lopcm6cr.
IT. Grei Tcrionen iuuroen gcto0tct
lmO orei anoere eritten idjiperc Der
leslmgen 8mei oaulntcr iolbc
lua5riheinlib to0tliber gSotur ais
5eutc gtadulittag cin gSogaou Ser
StroBcnbabn nabc ser norolidjcn
StootgreBe in i6r gLtomobil 6inciu.
iduite.
Die Sooten limo:
GSrou 9nura @ilfcnmeDcr, "a sSab.
re oIt; Soiep6 gBilfcnmcvcr, S Sabre
alt; &op SaDes, "a Sabre alt
Gie &crlesten iinO 9luiiel @iuter.
lteirL DER cinen S1docI6ruh erliit
mo @Iiiabet6 d. W}ordeil. sic III
gIeider @eiic berIebt muuoe.
Sin nidt ioeiltiii5irtes iinoes
9'do6en fam nit Iei6tcren 8crlc.
Bungen Oonon.
Der llniaIl crcignctc iib All Scr
gline NliIe &ooo uno gSoooiporo
9lDenue.
gllle bic Opier ioaren ais Detroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
SdlladjtfcIS ~ Ocrfuitfcn.

@ortS. 26. 9lopcn6cr.
eSdlodtielo 3u pcrfopicn" llnter
oielem oriaiueacn Eitcl erichicn
tHr5llcb IN elmer bieiigca 3eitung Oie
iolsanNc gln5eigc
p6iinflno5man5ia g(der Sano,
OurApiliigt bon ocutihen imo britt.
lden Sdilbcn0rd6cn mitten i'm Sen.
irlm Der Sommc SbIadt por0iA
pon 6omcoir-SSoloc uno iiooitli6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Oia SunOOn 26 Der Aenc M1snO bum litter.
FciaAanaaden Wncrnlub crIaHeH @ert uOcn 8Ornt:
u5talsnider arssiduplnt Nni Sart &aican uar
Srtlcrie6en 3n bbafer ais eeuGbnid gn scr Strain.
Wrene bcduR 6ic einOide glrtleric einiac D6rfcr
SH0OflidleS aresstbcnter ~ Die Suntpn 1T nnDerauSck
n Der Na6e NmnIet nOrOlh Guiopu elm feuS.
lidr NeOpau upn cinem nuerer Sleacr lcrnnceeduIcu
Sin Nngri elmer miden Gumpasuie @cgcuS iaSd
%eiaS uar erfOgos."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
@anse ;yamilie per6rnnnt.

Sieben &erionen fin0cn bci cincnt
@ranOe IN @eit Cape @lap oeu
SSlammentoo
Gnpe 0aap, 9s.s,,., 26. gSop.
SelpiS @ilion feline 5rau. irtuc
Shmiegcrmutter itno uicr atuocf
fonocn oen 6lommciitco. ais oas
Seim DER 6amilie in Cape 0lou beu.
te am 5eitigen Ilorgcn eiuaedidcrt
muroc. Die 6anilie lag nod imp
Salaie ais ooS Seuer aus6roh.
GoIieI6e Oer6reitete iid 10 ibnca. Dob
bcr6eigeeilte 93adbarn sic @efG6roc.
ten nibt me6r retien fonitcn.
DaS Sans mar Gin 5Dpcilmorin9ol6-
itodiees SoI3ecbdu0c. IS Itouo BON
anOeren Bobnbdniern sienllib meit
citfernt; lno in 0cnl Cryc qo6 Is
fcinc 6cucnpe6r 9fo6barn biloeten
ciligit cine @incrbrigooe. bod ibrc
gInltrcngungcn mnrcn unIonit.
sluBer @ilinn iel6lt fanocn Srou
Nlorgoret @iliou, ieinc 6rou. Die
clfidbrige Godtcr @ertriioc. scr 8.
iobrige SoDu E9omas, Bic ico6Sid6
rige Gotbter Gillian uno Die 3mrijdb
rigc Beatrice gSiIion, iomie sic @}nt
Ter Der Srau @iIion, sron Gatbcri
Inc @ibion SO Sa0rc alt, Den ZOO.
g8ilion mar 40 Sabre alt. Seine
6rou itonO i'm TAFT aleicben 9Iitcr
@lon glonbt oaB cine icbno6aitc
6cuereiie oie llrioHe ocs gronous
NOR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

0rtes &oidrfi uoroIitb BON 9louicc,
onrd iuier 6eier 5ur 5trede az
brodlt Gie 5liiael Der D}oihinc Der.
bronnten. Sic 8licger murOeu gcian
Gen genonlmen.
@citIid BON 9lopo CletiinieB bc.
iboB Der 6ein0 linIere Gtclluna nft
Seitigfcit- 6einoli6e g(eroplonc ilo.
aen ii6er uniere Stclftngen einer
lpuroe BON inherent 6licqer Sanpt.
mann &aitalopsfp ongcariiieu. glad
elnem aampi BON elmer Nliuitte 8eit.
oauer riel er gctroiien ii Ser @earro
Der Nnooio &odloiopsfio Station
sur @roe. Gie irnbeihGoistc N9oid,ne
lpuroe aefunoen; q seiatc id, ooB
iic 5pet g0ioidincuactpcbrc fii6rte.
Ser 6liegcr ro Scr geo6adlter lpur.
loen 81 @efougenen gemodlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
No6l fdcurcr olS ic.

&ittSburgb, so. 9toDen6er.
@eibto6l bat Den b5ditcn &reis
erreictt bon Oem man bier ie gebort
bat. @r mur0c an ser EroOittellr
@Sric nit $50 pro Eonnc notirt.
Gies 6c0cutrt cine 9Grcisitcioerung
Inn $40 pro Eonnc felt oincr g9ocbe
uno I'm 81 felt sSrcitog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
G5alteN0QOn mO W(0de0len
l)rbinonng ibrrr Armtr'n brrgrIteut.
Mafenlen DOr 2(leranOria angelan9t
Sfar Az @eiIen BON slumduicu's 9auptaaOt.
GransOiil@cr SOrftOf Bel ct S9ibiel feDlseIdIasen
6ran85iiier W0rftof bei st. SMi6iel feDleeidlaasn.
9as gleucie pOm Ocutf6cn 9anplqaartier.
t@roliIos iDcr eab0iuc)

Scrln 26 NoOcmbcr Der bcnc Nbcub ocnidcu Nrmcc
Gonptauorer nns9egbcnc omildc gcridt aGt SOocnScS
n3n Der GOmmccscuO bat @ ndts ids crcenC abaciclcn
cucm Deran &cr@ Scr rnu5aGcn Sppen in Der WcsenO
iaO6hid Ouu &pada0csneS %oScn 5m gemuucu.
Sm @dIad madcu mir micrcu GIinu scnaf cec 6ort
ldrtte.
Sn Der SpbrnO nuS am Der maccSUnidcn 6rOu abcu IG c
fcd b9cipie bic cneA fir 8inscu Serlani mabmcn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
l1ur Die ArtiuniG
Auf Der &ciiirOmt
tDatig.
ScutIt6er &OrftOk bel
Beaumont @nmcl,

SSnroc nab britii@cu @crit6t a6ec.
ihlaecn. Eoris meIoct oergc6-
li6cn ociHi6cn 9fneriff na6c
@oiions.Gb Gbompogue. Der ita.
Iicniidc @cncraIitab ipridt BON
6Iieecr. G6dtisfcit ouf ocm otter.
rci6ii9 itolicniidcn aricasibor-
plnb.
2onopn 26. 9tooem6er. Ger
oiii5ieIle 9Ibcno6cridt ans Dem britt.
idlen Souptriortirr in Sranfreib
loutct.
oSerte 5eiatc oie iciuolidc gIrtilGe-
rie S6Gtigfeit bel Goilrccletc, Beau.
court, Sobertuc uno in scr 9}oG6ar.
ihoit bon ga 9oiiec. g9ir bcidoHel
&iliiieii iuo iiio6itIid BON 9lrros gc-
lcgenc @rGbel oes 5einoes.
&nfol9e uneres glrtilleriefeiierS
iauO cine @rploiion 0itlid bon Ger
res itatt~
Scr britiide Goge8bcribt.
2onOpu 26. gIoo. @ritiitc
Srlnncu hahcu cincn 9luoriif Scr
Geitidcn ge9eu Oie2irien oitlid) bon
Beaumont Somel 5uriidgeihlageu.
GicS piro in Dem nohitebenoen of.
ii5ieaen gerid)t oeS 6ritiiden glrmce-
&ouptquarticrs genieloet, ser bellte
9ladmittog perofientlidlt tuurOe:
~@d6reno Scr leBten 9to9t Der
mhte cine feiuOlihe 9lbtbeillng in
/ Der @cgeno oiilih BON 9coiunont-So.
mel bor5uOrinecn muroe o6cr 5uriid
geicbIogcu.
gSir babcn 6ci oen &1mpfen in
Dem @ebictc iii0lid bon glrros nit
1 @riole Sos 5ur 9Iuweuoung gebrobt.
ISeinolidje 8oritoBe IN oeriel6cn &c.
geno luurocn BON lmicren Streitfrdf.
ten a6geipieien."
Ger fron3oiil6e c 9[bcn6bc-
ri@t.
Yuris. 26. g(oU. Ser beutigc
| fron8oiil6e 9(benoberiht lailtet.
Sin ser Soumc 5ront leete oic
beiOerieitige 9lrtilleric betrGdtIiHe
EbGtigfeit an sen Soo, uno 3mor an
oer bel gIblaincoitrt @relioire gcIe-
gene 9l6t6eitug.
Sn ser 61ampagne ging Der 6eino
gcgcn 6 llbr ocS 9Roraens inn 9Ib-
itbnitt uniercr 2inic oitlih ponglu.
berpile 5um 9lngriff Dor Gr puroc
Ourb unier 5pcrr. uno Moidinengc.
pe6rieuer suriid9epieien
Pm ii6ri9en S6eile Der 5ront Der.
licf scr Gag rubig.
9clgiidcr @eridt. @cacn ocs
| id)lecbten g9ctterS mar Die glrtilleric.
t6otigfcit cine beidrdnftc,
| ogIibts &tdttgcS, meI0et
BortS
@oris, 26 9fon. Dlit 9lusnn6.
me ciucs llc6crfotlcS bon Seitcn scr
Oultiden scr nit 9cibtigtcit abac.
picien uurOc, iagt EariS. parc nidts
bon @idtigtcit ST melOen. Ser Be
ri6t loutet;
oCeiilih bon Nfaiions.Gbompognc
muroc Gin oif imiere fleinen &oitcn
oerihteter fein0liter lleberioa Ieiht
oboeihloaen glm ii6rigeu Sbeil Der
6ront mar Die 9tudbt ritbig
Ger offi5icIle geribtou ;
@cterSburg.
SeterSburG 26 glooember.
Ser 6eutige oifi5ielle @eriht
iprir6t BON aiiuoidoitcr. uno 2nft.
oienlt llnterncbmnngcu Gr lautet
mie folgt
nSn ser 9}dbe Ser Station @rlOp,
noroueltIid5 bon 9Roloocd)no, lpuroe
Gin OeiitiAcr gleroplau ourf iInier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berlmterge.
bolt. 2ic Snialen Gin 0ffi5ier imO
Gin @lonn puroen 81 @eiangenen
gcnadjt
9Im StotboO6luB, IN Der 9t06e scr
/ Grtidoft charlottesville, ipuroe cir
ieiuOlider sIcroplou in Scr gfo6e oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
@imc WcSddItniGfeier

fir Seinc nerorbcue Naciidl 0ran5 Sgief
tcr Gritc Naiicrc uun Gclerreid uuo Nprtp'
uialcu N6uigS uuu ilnanrn miro nnl Srettnq,
ben T. Gc5cmbcr 1916, Gormiitnge 10 ilbr, In
Der bic0cH Gntgebralc nnicr Scltln9 Selner
Gmincu3 nca Cardinals @ibbons linltimoe1,
&tnOisuioc0briecn 0iermlt cin0clnocn perocn.
S. INA {. 1icyrsungnr. 2pnlnlnt.
Setter, soulful
fsenr9T Qq 90lhl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

oon 0lortiupuid 81 oerfmliciE N8on
mciiOc iic9 an ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-16

No other concern ever offered sue
cash in advance. Nor would we
Plans and Service ever proved unsa
place goods when they get the cash
for super-quality. Otherwise, buyer
could justly decline to meet their pay
ments. Look into this proposition, 20
who pay rent. Here's wonderf,
opportunity to turn a burdenson
expense into a profitable investmen