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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29

to be. Gail Collingwood, who has now
grown to womanhood, is known under
the name of Alice Gail, and EMPLOYED
as a reporter on the Evening News.
She is sent to interview Thorns. who
is now known as Edward North .
They become very friendly and their
acquaintance soon ripens into love
In due time their betrothal is an
nounced. Out in the mining town
Thorns' wife has recovered. and she
resolves to come back to the scenes
OF her youth. She is seeking Thorns
IN the great city when Gail, who is
riding in an automobile loaned her
by her fance, runs down her mother
a poor, ill-clad wandering woman
The mother is but slightly injured
and she recognizes her daughter
They plan to make North face his
past Gail sends word for North" to
come to her home, as she is in iron
bic. When he arrives he is brought
face to face with his wife. who he
believed to be dead. North" becomes
frenzied from fear, as he thinks the
sad-faced woman is an apparition, and
he fees from the house The appari-
ton continues to haunt him, and in a
half-crazed mood he drives his auto
mobile blindly through the streets
ending by running off a bridge when
he is hurled TO Geath. Mother and
daughter, reunited. then seek a han
pier existence.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29
Arranqina Flowers

Iris Is most effective in a tall glass
vase. Almost all flowers have great
beauty in their stems, hence glass
vases give them the greatest beauty
when they are cut, by showing the
stems. Iris should be arranged onIv
with IT'S own foliage Wild flowers
should always be loosely arranged
and they should be placed By them.
in close proximity to the
Mighty cultivated garden sort
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29
Ancient Governments Similar

The Aztecs and the Incas had gov
ernments much like those of Euro
pean nations of the same era. An
thropologists do not consider this an
evidence that there existed a prebis-
toric link between the old and the new
worlds Men under similar environ.
ments develop similar institutions
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29
What's Your Guess7

A Minnesota man Matched a brood
or chickens by placing the eggs on
hot water bottle and covering them
with a feather duster." Now the
question arises, which is the mother
OF the chicks, the hot water bottle or
the feather duster?-Toledo Blade
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29
Many Names for Jadvhira

other names for the ladybird, in
various parts of England, are the fiy.
golding, Bishop Barnaby and God Al.
mighty's COW.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29
Ard More Absorhinc

among the leading theoretical pur-
suits we should say that methods for
prolonging human life are easily first
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29

Every day is summer in Daytona-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-29

AIl-steel equipment. Electric
fans, lights. Pullman draw
ing room sleepers. Dining
cars on trains s2-S6-SS. Lo-
cal sleeper Savannah Pas
sengerS may remain until !
a. m. Free reclining chair
coaches.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
qllaiien iidl EeMte OerantluOrten.


9ei ciuer 93a56ia, iuelde Die DC.
teftius %. Gorep, Geo. Ddbcp nno
$obn Gooncr lporeenonancn botteiB
wuroen Der 2S Sabre oIte 9lscnt
2oniS 5ronfIin, iopie ocr eilcnbobn.
@remier 9solter g GoroD, 32.iGb4
ria mo Die 30 Sabre cite 2ilic
5rontlin ipelde ols i6re g8obmng
oas uSotel Syobce~ ongoben bcrbof-
tet iuo beitbuloiet, in i6rcn geiis
Opium Seroin uu0 GbIorol gebobt
5l ba6cn. Segcn gouis ,Srauflin
uno g2. GopOp uur6e aiBcr0eni nod.
Die @eidnloigimg geiuobnlirbc Ciebe
uuO Eui6enoiebe 5u icin erbobeu.
Gie Gerbafteten nerocn iid 6cnte
nor 9iihter &odoro I'M ntittlcren 30
li6eigeridt pcrontiportcn miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
WlnN Our Sem 0iidtcr erIdcinen.

Sbomos 6. Strange bon gar. 1856,
@lain-StraBe, 9lnnopolis, onge6li@
Elm &ermnuoter OeS Oortigen @iirger.
ueiiters gleidct 0onenS botte gc.
ltcrn Godmittog 0as @ehl nit icis
ncul S2nalIfcrl all Scr Wlt. 8oDal.
glueuue nnO G1orlessStroBc gegcn
oen Sraituogen oes Serua g. Set
pon glr. 339, Hor0.2ofemooo. glpe.,
8u iabren mas uls 8erlebung Der
Observation-Disclosures ousgeleet mlir-
oc. Gin 4oli3iit iteatc ocn glonen
Oes Serrn Strange felt iino 6eoroerte
oeniclbeit Dor &idtcr Fnddro 8ii cr-
iAeinelI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
stroacn6a6uileael bcltraft.

&ier 9tegcr iuuBtcn iih pegcn iin'
or0etltlihcn getro9cns aii einem
StraBenbabnmaggon Ger 5parrops
9'ointsSiuie" geitcrt por 9iidter
Sbauobau 81 Sparrous 4oint per-
antuortrn. Gfner bon ibuen ueieerte
iih, ieineu 3a1rgclo jl bcjabIen,
uh0 ais Ser Gononftelr i6u abicten
woatc crgifien bic auoeren glcger
icinc @ortcL mo Der Gonouttcnr
mliBtc Die piilie Ger @oli5ei III 9ln'
iprud nebmciJ Die &noau6riioer ber.
6often 5it laiicn 3wei oeriel6eu
muBtru 1c $6.70 im0 Die beiocn sln.
oercn ic $40 oui Ocn Eiid ocS
Gidtcrs lcacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

Cardinal @ibbous rno biclc ors
ocrc &riciter po6ntcn geiteri lRors
gen Der ieierliAcn So6nciic bci, bic
IN gcrbinOme nit Der so. SSo6rcs.
feicr Der @cnieinoc IN Der ct. Nlar.
tins.airtbe itottfouo. Der CARDINAL
pliroe al Der gde Der Gononoion.
mo 6uItou.9luenue bon 800 @ht.
olicoerH ser @cmein0e cmpiongcn
luao poni6nen bis 3ur Stride bcqlci,
tct. Oic Banner oer a0eiIieei ga.
meuSs@eicaid1oft~ modtcn sic ga.
rooe, lpelde iib ourh bic syilltons
9Ibenne 6cpegte, 5M eiHcr einouIdss
poaeu.
9iihoi Gborles @orren Giuricr
aus @uibin9ton bielt Die 95ontiiicols
Dlciie. 9ie Sobrcsieier 4reoigr
pur0e bon Moniienor ". &. 6oIep
npn Der ct. 8ouls.airhe geiprodcn.
&oter Smptb tpor Der Giafon imo
&oter gSbite ans SidorD, @lo., Der
Sub.Diofon. Gic iolgenoen @ilr.
Ocutrd9cr iporcti 6ent Cardinal ais
Giatonc 5ugepicicn: @}oniignor
gSiaiam Z, 9iuiiea ans S2oi6ineton
lnO &otcr SSanlcS @. SolOcn bon
Der ct. Scrone's Stride. 9lm 9iodl.
mittag coniirnlirte CARDINAL @ib.
bons 300 GrmaAicne mo ainoer,
Siihof Sobn Gotap aits Detroit Der
Grinder Der @eueinOc, welrbe iidl
mdbreao DER so Sabre ibres Sc.
Itebens 10 fart enttpidelt bot fonntc
infolge ieiner lbmoden @eiunobeii
oil Der SobrcSfcier nidt tbcilne6ncil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
Sir ein 5eimactranf.

Gos bon Geo. giintber gebranie
Bier 1T oos bette. Gicle 9enrt6ciler
bon gicr crfldren onB es irgeno ei'
mem critfloiiigen nisl6noiishen Bier
gleidlfomnit. 0jcrooc oos Gina filr
Den 6onliliengebraiic6. 6eines glro'
ma, Geiter 0ieidlmad iino iebr uo0r
frdftig. Gireft bon oergrnuerci 6lr@
Die neieiten 0loidinen o6gefiiat, wo'
ourd ollgeuleinc 9ieinbeit eeiidcrf
miro. 6iitc 81. 4bonc geolfe 90.
(5nnils lSi@'o2 (9IuS) =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
ggudJ SOriidjt sc6utcn.

Gie anocrldbnpmg 1T 10 gut wie er.
Ioidjen in Scr stoot Baltimore.
9iS icbt nod fcine peitcren
Sale gcmeIoet. Gie @eio6r
nod nidt oorii6er. Gltcru uuo
slcr8tc ioIItcn icoc 5ipciicl9aitc
aront6eit ioiort auuclOcu
Gie GpiOentic scr ainOcrl06nlina
bat gliidlidcrpeiie nahgcloiieu.
&a9rcno Scr uergougeuen &odc lit
bis 6rcitog Dlittog fei eir3iger Sall
Der fiir5lid oisge6roheueu iit be-
rihtet uorocn Erci 8dQe, ole berirb-
tct rulIrOcu woren idon ieit cinigen
@odcu lnter 9co6o1ting
@enn and ser 9onn auf Shulcn,
Sonntagsibulcn mo dnoere 0ffent-
lide 3uianmenfiiiitc dufgebobcu it,
10 wiiniht Oo1 oos @cilnobeitsomt,
ocu 9Ier5ten rno Dem @ublifum sic
Hihhgfcit scr groBterl GoriittS.
moBre9cln 5iir 5ernboltltng Der &iu.
'Ocr, beionoers ocr gan5 fleinen bon
irgeno eiuer Guellc ser SSnfeftion,
ans Ser5 ju legen, Iie @eihi6te ser
GpioeIuie 5cigt, oaB ictbit nnb sem
&eridwiuocn Ocriclben imO sen cpi-
ocnliiA d6nliden gIusbriideu iuie
mir lie in Baltimore bottctL Oo6 fir
ldn9ere 3eit nahbcr percitBelte Sale
porfommen Gieie Sale iiu0 notiir.
lid eiu Sero fiir Die ipeitcre sIns6rci.
tlrng Der GpiOeuiic. IS III pidtig
oieie iporoOiiden iSdac 10 idnelI ipie
niogIi6 mIsfiuoig 3ll MAIDEN into SIT
,iiolircn
gItcrn mo anOere 8erioneL 0ie
nit Scr &ilege Don Sinocrn 6etrolt
limo, ioiltcn beim glusbrud ciner Der.
oaAtigen grfruutilug iofort dr5tli.
den Hdt6 einbolcii; cbcnio eripartet
oas Gepartemeut pom Sen 9ler5ten,
oaB oieiclbeu allie pcrodc6tigeu Sale
Der aiuoerldbmma, ioTort onjcigcn.
IS licgt Bel oen qIer5teu lno oem
&hblitlnJ oie Gpioenie ais5tirotteli,
in0 ons @cicb, oaS Sic g(nmcIoung
anitedcnOer aranfbeiten perlongt,
bejiebt icb oui beiOe alaiicn Gs
fomnlt SIT oit oor OoB Grfrouflmacu
crit Scr @eboroe eemelOet ueroen
wenn cie epioenic @elcgcn6eit gc.
babt bat iid oilS5u6reiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

.,NnpitDrinm" QronomdO after 2nrl".
.10ro s"-a Qii ibe Iruil 0onioag"
.,tunein m 6UUice OF Rlenilirc"
,,oippubrcme" SnuoeOine uHo gHan0elbiIoer.
,,AiuNl1uO &nuoeOiQe
.,WiuftWtnbGnlc"~ c"~-o 0biH Gbin7
yNlrpria a"--8auoeniQe nub Mnnbelbllber.
,Nnrhlnno SDdrb GlnD" 0erbi Jiennen
BON T. bic NJ NoOember 81 @imlico.
,SdoiIdjer Brlngngcreln" Nloning 49,
9loeenlbcr baoliu)e 8trdDmeip in her g5toblnn'
A.uuc"
,pnrnonlr" Qtiifpon ben Co., goDenber
0on3cri uno Nuu tn Der ayc6munnsonlle~
,,linicl Vrdlq.Nerecu" SonnerliaQ ben g.
Nppemocr 2nbrcsbau in NdrrD5 S0ne1
iAnncriimcr Wianncrhpr" Sounl1g ben
20 ylooenber, glliiiern0ilen IN Der ogs6te
Ndile', 1890 Ndui s@irnBc
sNdltimDre 2DmpAnnic.Srd Sreita0
81 gooember, erobes 0ouBeri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

Irei bIila0c 9lcger uno ciil onOe..
rer. ocr MIR Gin 9tiige beiiet ipurocu
pei Sem io ios5inirrnocii Crap
@piel ertoppt. Sm noromeitliden
4oli5gigcric6i goben iie i6re 9}omen
mie iolot cn: Ironf Sobuion, GEO.
SO. (5rcen sSanies gleuorf imo.
Narrp Noonc. 9ei Dem &ergor npr
Ridter @renOel iteIlte cs iidj bermIs,
OaB sic 0rei Blinocn sic g9iiriel
roatcm w06rcno scr Gindtgiee ooS
GracbniB Dem blinoen Grio mi.
ytbeiic Gus apicl perlicf 5ieulih
iricolidL Bis einer ser @linocn
Csrcen ieMs Gents perIor CT be-
ihuioiqie oen Giudugigcn SSo6uion
gcicbmii0cIt mo Gin foIidcs g1cinls
tat onqegcbcn 5u bobet @urrD
9lo0ne. III ociicn Sous Oic Spicpurs
iic Dor iid) qing molltc 0cn Strelt
nit piaer 2Irt euoCn mo ibidtc iih
on oicielbe aus ocu aeaer 5li bolen.
Todl ons Griheuicn eines 9SoIi5iiten
criilIitc sen 3med piel briirr ,Scbnf
icn 9leporf unO Hoanc lnnBten ic
S8 rs 6crdupen ipd6rcno Nirecn NIT
cncr Nidoitrnie bon $2.l5 on0oils
tdn.
NbD0nrnlcn, bic ben ,Scniiden G0rs
rripUunrntcn" nidjt pnnftlib pnrr Mnrcs
aeiWdgig cfb0Itsu, iitn gcbctcn, oeg
fiIrc bdvun prr Eelepbun u0er ldriiilid
UHfihtiiunu sf mudIcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
oscOcratiou Of eaGor. Il

9eginut i'm @arocn,Gbeotcr 1c.
le9atiouen aus allen G6eilen ser
@ereinigten 5tooten bcreitS eiu.
0ctroiien. @rdiiocnt @ompcrs
uuo Sefretdr @iorriion poren
geiiern iebr rii6rig. %cri9ic'
ocne &ro6leme 5u Ioieu.
9lns alien @egenOen ser 8ereinig-
ten Stoatcn iinO Gelegaten eingetrof-
len 81 Dem @onoent ser ameritani'
l6en llr6eiterioOerotion Die beute
IRorgcn aif oern Gocb oeS @orOen-
Egedtcrs ibrcu 9(nfang nabnl %rdii-
Ocnt GjomperS, SefretGr 9liorriion
MnO onOcre @camte luaren gaItern
oomit bcld1itigt, elm @rogronrnr fir
oie GronnungSiiBlmg nBuiiellen.
Sic &unoertc Don Geiolltionen ipel.
c6e li6 ouf alle nloalitbcn glrbeiter-
irdgen 6e5c6eu, iperOen Die naeiitcn
oooon nlitomotiiA Sen peridieoenen
Gomite'u 5igeluieien- Ger Sooe'
ration ge6oren Nun 2,072,702 Wlit-
glieoer, 2i71i Iofola lhtionen an
glete @eluerfidaften meroen inter
geipiNcn geoingungen nifgenotnncn
iuer0en. Ger 8ub, jeoen SSilOlitrie.
5weig 5u ipe3ioliiiren, bat gieuein-
t6eihngen berDorgeruicn melde Ser
,S00crotiotl 5lr 9Inerfennung porge.
leat merOen iollen
Y ro6leme un0 ibre 2Siuns
&roblenc entmadicn ser @erbrei
tina pou 9lrbeiterorgoiiiationeb
9robleme ms 9eben gcrilien ourb
oie glnitelllus bon ipcibliden qlrbei.
tern, &ro6Ieme, pclde sic Sage in
Merifo be0ingt, peroen Dem Gon0cnt
SIR 9crat6img uorgelegt perOer.
Gic 69Oerotion bat iih Der 6rnlcn.
gciUe8lmg giinitig gegeniibergeitellt
9ludb 0ieie Spagc miro in Oen Ser
ianlnlhingen er6rtert ino BON ben
lueiblihea Grle9dtcli in glniproHeu
bc6onOelt lperoen.
Cas- 9oltimorcr Gouite.
Gas 9ultimorer Gonitc bot eth
groBartigeS Grogramm our lluters
boltnng ser geiu6er ouigeiteat.
Seutc gl6en0 iinoet elm @onfett ltott.
Vlorgeh 9tohnlittng lueroen ole Gele.
gatal cine 9ltonobiIiobrt ellrb sic
StaOt iiuternebmen, Inn Iib Die
Sh6nGeitcn goltimorc'S onqlie6cu.
Elm glbcno iinOet Gin Serrenabcno
itatt sSiir @littipod lit ein Ball I'M
SDric.Ebeoter ongeieBt, fir @ouilcrr
Itag elm iolher in So5o5er's Solle,
ino ani SSreitog miro oie Goritellnng
i'm @arpInu0 G6eoter 6ciubt iucr.
Oen Sht SSnntitag lpiro man iih ci-
men 9iin9fanpi in 9llbalg6'S E6eatcr
anIc5cn itnO am Sonntag an eineni
sIuIternrolten III 9Jodel'S %art tbeili
ncbnlen.
Iem Gmpiangs- nnO llnterbal.
tunas Gonlite iicben Glorencc Wt.
lGunfcG IS. W. peitoerion, 9oiil
@lorgan lulO So6it u Bans por
Bic Gonpcntioit miro iid 5ipci @o,
djen lang tdglih ueriumneln. Sbr
miro iid eiuc geriommlilng oes @nii.
wcrfcr.Gon8i(S onibIieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
DC nor0meitlidc falte g9ellc 0cmh

Die nor0meitliAc falte S9eac ocmt
lidl mcitcr iiopdrtS ats, imo 6erribt
iyei 6os fdltciic @cttcr in scr gai
Jon ii6cr oru 5lohitaaten, Sem Sci
lenecbirge oen @lateait Gepionen
mo oen Horolideu Nacific2tudten.
Gie uieOriaiteu Iemperohlren felt
longer 3cit i'm @ionot 9lopcni6er
luuroen seitern Nlprgen ans uctihie.
oencn 9aiuftea III g9poniiua, Sou6o
nuo Oregon aemcloct- Iic nieori8
lte Semperotllr mclhc beridtet luur
Dc, uar rs @rao inter 3ro irn gel.
lopitonc 9lotiouol Gorf itno mir.
oeli 0eirierplmft Senperatilren 70.
lpeit iiiolb mie 9toro SeraS, gIoro
Ariioua mo ocH crtremen 16eile
uon @aliiornipen aemeloct
SSn Dcn leeten "a StuMoat ging
Shnce III oeit oberen see 9iegio.
nrt oem obcrea 0iiiiiiiippi Ibo(
sen SlaAltodten Dem Gcntral-Scl.
ipueebirge uno @ernont Ioipie oucb
Megcn in oen atlantiidbeu 2toaten
Don Wcorae norolidl bis Siio 9tru,
Gnglaio nieoer Iie Gorausiaglnr
Gen limo, ooB oas gscttcr 6elte imo
mor0cn nIlgenciu oitlidf ocs Nlii.
iiiiippi 6luiies, nubeitimmt mt
cUcatiellcen Sdnce. o0er Nceeiiidls
fen In oelt n0rolicbcn Greu5itoatcn
ino alegeu fir oen opocrcnGiitriften
ieiu miro Iic Senlperohtr miro
iuner6oI5 Der ndbiteu 4S Stnnocu
mNiig III sen atIantiideu 5tootcn IT..
Der Ae0ioueu oes groBcn Seen
lueAiclii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
WCridlt 6cs @aItimorc Wettrrbnreans
Den 6eudiigteitsaebolt DER 2uft
mar 6S grp5ent nm s llbr Morgens
un0 97 Erojcnt I'M s llbr glbcn0s
EeIrarapdiidcr gNetter6cridN.

gus Ocn ii6riaen @itnoes- @ettcr.
@cobohtmgs stotionen puroen Die
iolaeuOcn 6oditen Semperotiiren
Bic tint $ llbr geitern glbeno berrib-
ten. beridltet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
Ger gScltfries bente Dor einem
Sabre.
-t8 9lopclllbcr l9I5.

-. WObNHlbNt 10 ~
Gle llnteriperime Serbien's
imo 0ic glillloiuuG Der 9luucc oic.
ics Sanoes gebt nit ic6nelel
gbriite por iie6. @lodenicn
ninumt 1900 1rrben aeion9cn.
Siniingcn 0lr66ridt 9lldicufront
III @oIbpnicu rradlt sablrcihc
@cian9ene mo crobert @iaidi
ncHgeluebrc.
Ger Ianipier 9osnia" bon
$500 Eonnen miro pon einen
itaIieniideu ll.Goot I'M @iitteIs
nicer ucricntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

frontc @erion mad ocut 0oipitnl 81
fabren. Sic gcidnloiguua oel
arafhpngelr pnbeauiiidtiat 0elallel
81 bo6en, pd6reno Der Motor orbei,'
tcte, mnroc iallcnaeloiicn &oincr
leate 9crunm9 gcgeu OaS llrt9eil
ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
eunucnanf. nnS llnteraana.
Nmt6
g9etteransiidIten.

Sir Wlar1lono uuo Sen Diitritt
Eolnmbid beute regneriib. nldBige
oiilide luio iii00itIic6e @inoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
eMiHefartrn

non uno nod EeittiGlano imO
Gcitcrrcid.llngaru iibcr 9lotterOau
ino gleip-gorf. yeiOicn0ungen nod
europa. s''fa
S6eo. s.. Giener & GOy
2I7 Eit.g'aItimOrc.Gtr
(9Rdrala- 2l5 SiiO-yrCaOwOg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

,Sm biciiaen Noilptpoitoint lagern
ousldnoiihe Srieic mo Eafetc fir
foIaruoc @erioncn nit oclttidcn 9ia-
men Soiep6 s. 6rcocrid. MorriS
@iefcn Srau glualie Sannsmann.
Soi 6. 3icgcn6irt mo Sri. gInnie
Scnncn |adcte: 6rl 81. 1l. Corn
Geo 2 Giienpcin gSni. SttoG5reieu
imo S. 2, Noloebraio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13

Geniidbc, GeiterrciaiidJe unS llnga.
ride drieeSanIeilen
100 Mnrt unD 100Groncn Gnfiuarts.
Sbco. & 2irner e So,
(Vlor5l3 } III Git-yaItiWOre-Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-13
S0lrcsbaa 0ce ollnfCl Yr0iig".

NNVANF"hN wv UNiNtNt NANi'b
Erclnloe OcS Gan5cns pcroen anl
iTonrcritoe, ocu t6. 9lopenber, Sc.
legen6ait 6d6elg i6rgr Eau5luit @es
riiec 5u lriitcn. Nh oieien Gage
GdltuSat ollnfel 9'r1ng.Gereet4 III
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The Washington herald., 1916-11-22
900 CARNIVAL BEGUN
AT BRIGHTWOOD CHURCH

What Is describe as 81, 900 carnival"
is in progress at the new Sunday school
building of the Brightwood Park NJ. e
Church. Eighth and Jefferson streets, this
week, following the dedication Of the
building last Sunday.
Articles on sale were donated. and 1t Is
hoped that 81 900 or more will be added to
the building fund. The bowling alleys
are in use and the revenue from this
source will increase the fund materially.
H. 8, Omohundro. director OF the Ono
class. and Rev. Charles F. Cole. pastor
of the church are in charge of the car
nival, which started Monday.
There will be program for every even
ing this week. Last night concert was
given by the Fraternity Band. Tonight
there will be a baby show. with prizes
for the prettiest, fattest and cutest babies.
Thursday will be Grotto night. with
music by the Grotto Band; Friday night
a farce will be given, and Saturday
masquerade, with prizes.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-22
BRIBERY CHARGED
BY w. VA. GOVERNOR

Charleston. W. Va. New. n--ln hts
message to the legislature Gov. Hatnead
asked the legislature 20 protect ofics hold
ers from being renewed from once rs-
gardless OF their tenure by the incomtng
administration
The governor charged that by metheds
as reprehensible as they are corrupt, By
bribery. open intimidation. and open
repeating Of unlawful voters IN certain
counties OF the State, a desperate and
unscrupuloul effort 10 get possess,es Of
the executive machinery of the State has
apparently succeeded"
The Washington herald., 1916-11-22
NO Higher PRICES HERE!
$40 BUYS STYLISH
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
Economically Inclined Find Rare Bar
gains at Fnedlander's. 426
Ninth Street.

Cold weather is here, men-snd now's
the time TO give serious consideration
to the clothes problem II you're de-
laying the purchase OF Suit or Over
coat by reason of the high prices which
seem TO prevail almost everywhere, why
hesitate no longer. Friedlander Broth
ers, I2S Ninth street northwest, the econ
omy center Of Washington. is Offering
you the choice of large selection Of
fashionable. nifty Suits and overcoats at
the astonishingIy low price OF so.
Search the city over and you'll not find
better bargains than are embraced In this
stock. The wide range Of models repre-
sent the most approved styles Of the sea
son. All the fashionable and popular
ooIors. such as browns and greens, are
there in great abundance. Plenty Of the
weaves.
The range of sizes Is unlimited; every
man, no matter what his proportions may
be- can be perfectly fitted. The man who
is welded to the ''tailor-made" habit Is
particularly invited to view this display.
At the specially low price Of s12-5o Fried
lander'sJ are displaying other Suits and
Overcoats which cannot be duplicated
elsewhere in the city for less than SIS.
Sun better Suits and Overcoats are
marked at SIS.
Another item of particular interest 70
the man with an economical turn Of mind
is the sale of Tousers- Hundreds Of pairs
OF Trousers in all materials. shades and
sizes are TO be found on their tables. To
afford a convenient selection they have
been divided into four lots, priced, az fol-
lows: s1.s5, $2sS. x215 and S3&.
Examine your wsrdrobe-perhaps you
have a coat that is nearly new which you
have discarded because the Trousers were
worn. Come to thiss ssale,,youn have no
trouble in matching Il and win thus have
what Is practically a new suit at less than
the usual cost Of the trousers alone.
Make note Of the name and address
Friedlander Brothers. Is Ninth street
!northwest-and 90 there and reap the
benefit of remarkable eeonomics.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-22
YOUTHS life saved
BY SEARCHED COLLAR
Deaf and Dumb Boys Neckwear De
fleets Revolver Bullet.
Special to The washinston Herald.

Special to The washington Herald
Baltimore. Nov. "A well-laundered
and starched collar saved the life OF Will
liam g. Smithers. when MirvIu Stemp-
Ter, I6 years old. let fly with a 22-caliber
revolver during a street fight in which
several boys participated. The bullet
struck the collar and was turned aside
Immediately in front of young -Smithers'
neck, but the impact was so forceful that.
although the ball swerved, It left a vivid
red mark where the collar and skin were
brought together.
Patrolman Luther Welsh. who investi-
gated the case. said that had the bullet
struck the neck fair Smithers would be
dead. Although he was unhurt, Judge
Williams, in the Juvenile Court, thought
Stempler should be taught that to carry
and shoot a revolver was a serious Of
tense; so a fine of S and costs was laid
upon him. and his father paid.
The trouble started. according to Smith
ers' mother, when boys began teasing
Smithers, who Is deaf and dumb. Mrs.
Smithers. who had to act as interpreter
for her son. said the boys are always
teasing the afflicted boy, who Is how
ever, a pretty good-sized chap, aud that
the Shooting probably took place when
the teasers thought Smithers was going
to retaliate.
All the boys except stempler were then
dismissed.