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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

piidt i'd BON Stirn uno Sinter-
baupt oen Grnd. nm ieine @eoonfen
81 iummelu uno 5ur 9Irbeit 5uriid5u-
fiibren. Gam idart iid ser 3ug
pieOer unO ser @orid ins llngepilie
eebt ipeiter.
Bon irgenODober idDeres St0b-
ueu.
Ser @efreite borbt na6 Der Stel-
Ic bin uno iiebt ieiuen gatoiIlons-
coninonoeur an. nSeben Sic nat,
@efreiterl~ llnO er iudt oen Monn
uno fin6et ibn - Elm gein lit meg
geriiieuJ ons mar gerooe in Der Seu.
felSietiinoc gei6eben. Qas Ser
bonodeue miiten ourdgeriiien lnO 5il-
iommengeOrcbt, oos bGlt felt mie ein
Strid. @r priiit Soltburfeit - Der
8erW,noete iiebt bon ieinen 9ein-
ihlmmel ouf imO bon Dem ibieBeu-
oen 9lut: nDto6' i6nell, aomerlO,
bilfl"
90. faltes 9lut. 10, iie6it on lang
Jam, nm lit oaS gar ni6t me6r
idIimm llno Damn quilt Oas @ut
nun me6r tropfenpeiie iieblt on
lUobl aamerno. iuie gut oas iest it'll
nSilf mir meg, 9aneraOl~ Sd fam
nidt, @amera0, es lit sir ia fdlon
fiir'S criie gebolfeu II ci, Oa fomut
Die abI0iung BON O'rauBen- Menib,
on bait Slid, Die poden Oit aIei6
Sab Oir nod 'paS in Die Eaidje itef.
fen (uno cr reiBt einen 3etteI ans
ieinem Eaidenbuh uno fribelt iehic
9Ioreiie) 10, bob on mir Oeu Sd6nail
aus StieI nifJt uergiBt. Sunee 10,
oa Iino lie iton uno boIen oih,
9lOiesl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

ben 10 oerbitteru, onB bon Der Qiebe
imO Gdnfbarfeit luenig i'm @e3en
bleiben mirO. Gle Nliitter 6ea6Ii1ti.
gen notiirli6 oas geraoe @egent6eil.
Sic lpouen our6 Oen 9lppeQ on Die
i6neH iduloigeG OaS 9onO
Der 9iebe MIR nod feiter fniipfen tuO
erreicben geruoc Oos @egentbeil. Sc
OeS 5artiinnige @eien fiiblt iib obge.
itoBen, menn Spfer, Die eS oonf6or
augenommen m0 ais g8obltbot en-
piinoen bat, linn 6eitGnoig bon
neuenl borgebolten perOen. 0ies tort.
mGbrenOe Wla5nen an @erpflidtln.
Gen qleidt elmer Temiit6iging unO
lit ouf oie Gouer 10 frdnfeno, Dob ein
ioldes 9inO iid am lie6iten ouer6iir-
Jorge entj0ge. @elA tranriges Ser
6GltniB o6er erpGdIt 6ierouS 5ui-
iden Mliitter uno &ino
9ei griinolicber Yeo6nAtltng miro
eS ieOem auiiaGen OoB @iiitter, oie
oob ionit al 8ortgefiibl Oen Mdu-
nern ii6er iinO, foit auSi6lieBlidb Die.
fen 6e6ler oaein bege6en, GGtet, oie
oaerOinas meniger perionlihe Opier
81 6ringen 6a6cn bcrfaQen ielten in
Oieie Goftloiigfeit uno le6en Oespe-
Gen nit i6rcn Ginocrn nodjoeln oieic
ermohlei iinO, in troliterem 6reuno-
i1aftsperb0ltuiB, pG6reno i6re 6rou-
Ell 5u oerbitterten SGl1iegeriniittern
merOen
Seien mir @liitter Oo6er itets bor-
iidti1, oamit mir niCbt in 0ieien 6e6-
Ter periaaenl @er feline Spfer 6rin-
gen fonn obne iie li6 rmousloi1lid
ms @eoddtniB ein5u tragen lnO BON
oort bel ieOer @elegeubeit 6erpor3u-
boleu, nm iie oui5u5dblen Der bat
Die re6te @}utterlie6e ni1t. Gem
Oieie 0ari niemalS W}ittel 5un13ned
peroen. Gie pa6re 2ie6e Iudet niHt
OaS Sbre; iie oertrdet aIleS, iie gluu6t
aaes, iie boift aIleS, iie onlNet oaes
in0 Die Wlutterliebe menn lie redJ,
ter 9lrt it, gang beionOers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
sine gitte!

III lieber 3riiblina, iage an,
g9as bat 6ic Mlenidbeit Dir getban,
IaB on Did nibt piait 5cigeu?
Sic 1riiblingsmooc bittet DID,
Gei bod gallant uno ritterlih,
grofine ibren Rcieenl
stro6biitc parten longc ibon
gnd oiinne @oien uie 5unt Sobn
gpi(l MN ole Nenlbbeit tragen.
Sin hftig alcio, oiirdiidtig, 5art,
SAon lonGe bat mons aufgcipprt
lmo gor nidts als Elm Stragen.
ga iroiteIt maHder oiinue 2eib.
gnitddht lit aaeS, 9laun rmo @eib,
'Sdao' uni ole tilr5eu Striimpfe.
gil Iicbcr 5riibling febre ein,
Iic @elt icbnt iid nab SonneniheiH,
ghm trod'ne aIle Simple!
Tea armen 6roideu lit cs bang,
cSbr Guaden bat nod teinen Slang,
Grit lHiiB eS lDnrnlcr iDerOenl
Iic D1o0e qudlt bic 6roide ni6t,
Sic molcn aber Sonnenlidt
Eio fr0Dlidben @efdBrten.
Sic iuiIien nidltS bon Der aultnr
9rei quaden lie in @aIO uno 6lur,
9}ic lperoen iie SolOatenl
gsos miiIeu oie pom 8oficnian5,
Ger Sroi1 Bat lciocr teinen Sfpan5,
Gr odtet's uidt aIs Sdaoen.
@ou5 unbefiimmert lcbt er iort II
Cod beuer nimnIt er bod oas 8ort
lIno mid lid ernit beidweren
geaun miro cs pieocr 6rii6ling
iein2"
llno ale 5roibe iiimmen elm
Gen @inter 8ii betcbren.
lIno crit bic goGel in Der Quit
Sie iebnen ii6 nad Qaienouft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
an @atarr6.

unO brinot eiucn 9efebI. Qie gtodt
lit iebr Ouufel uno es regnet in StrD.
men.
SIN Sfen praiielt OnS 6euer uno
bic Soloaten iiten INN oen @iHeutii6
beim &arteitipieI.
9lber pl0tli6 ipringen alle aui un0
geben 5u ibren So6en..
ga eridridt Staiba, umO cine Idb-
menoe 9lngit friedt ibr ms Ser5.
Sic fam foum reoen.
SSn Der Wlitte oes &aumes Ite6t Ger
llnteroffi5ier imo giebt ieine @efeble.
Da iiebt Tie, pie Die Solooten ibre
Eorniiter podef, elmer na6 Dem an.
6ereIL riibigS ielbitoeritdnoIid, iinO
peiB, ooB eS Oo1 nod in oieier ySabt
ms @efeHt geDen miro. llnO bort
CA oro,lBen resnen lno ein5eIue
S6iiiie im 9imfeln aufgrolen un0
ibleidt ii6 iort.
Die 9eutc iin0 gum 9Iui6ruh sc.
riltet.
sic buben ole i1meren Sornilter
aui Dem 9fiiden ino geben ge6iidt
inter ser 9oit binaus- -5uIett Ser
llnteroifi5ier.
Stai1a iie6t pie er ser @hltter
sic Sdno qiebt lln0 lie fiibt. Gu
fommt iie aus Dem @infel berpor.
sic fiiBt ieine SanO lno iogt leiie:
sic 6eiliee Whitter m0ee bid
idiibcn.4
Idnn mill iie i6m einen fleinen in
Gopier eineepidelten @eaenltano in
Die SanO Oriiden. Gr 5ogert - lie
aber bittet i'm nit ben 9llgen "a
ldBt er i'm in sic Eaibe oleiteu
llnO eebt 0en nnoeren mad, Oie
orauBen i'm 9fegen peridpinoen.
9lber Staida iiBt in eiuem @infeI
ole SonO Dor ben glugen.
sic liegen felt orei Stllnoen im
@eiebt. ltuo fommen nidt meiter.
Ger Hegen rinnt rno ourd oas
Gunfel, oaS ni6t gang 10 idwar5
me6r it, blisen Sdrappneaidiiiie
anf.
Ser llnterofii5ier, Ger i'm @raben
Iiegt bat iid 5uriidgebeugt
Gr tueib, bier beiBt es - lparten.
Sal6 gelangmeilt, greiit er in Die
Iulbe un0 sie6t cinen fIeiuen rlm-
Oen @egenitnn0 bernus, Der in Ya-
pier cingepidelt lit. ga fdlt ibm
Der 9lbibieO BON oorbin pieOcr Gin.
ST ioltet Dos Eapier auseinanOer.
Sine fIeine 9roIhe fdat ibm ent-
eegen. sic lit aus glei mo etipns
ueriiIbert lmo ite1t oeu polniihen
9loIer oar, Der ieiue 6liigel breitct.
Ga peiB er, wos er in Der SanO
bdlt
Sin armieligcs fleines Seiligtbum.
llnS oen Segen ser Wlutter @ottes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

gs it 81 falt gum Singer
@obl iino Die Neiter idon gebaut
lInO beimlid 5lDitidert idon Die
grnut
Tod i6wer iinO. nod Die S6Winsen.
80 bleibit on, 5riibling bOIoer
@ait2
glo6 iegt ser @inO nm guib uuO
9lit
ylob fluppern ale @lieOer.
yiod wirbelt &ouh ourh's SfenIoh,
III Iieier 8riibling tebre bod,
Bring neues 2eben Dieoerl
q. ). 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
gpas Wlatter uerneiiem iOLIten.

Gs lit befannt mO niemals 81
lcugnen OaB 9HemonO ouf Groen
oliopiernOer iein fam, aIs cine
Mutter. Dit oieier, uns 5rauen ms
ScrJ eepilau5ten Gigenid)ait Oerbiu-
Den ober leioer rur 81 pieIe 6rouen
cine oroBe Eoftlofofeit, inoen lie IT,
rem ainoern ole ge6rnbten Opfer tag
t1glicb oor6alteu. SSn Ben meiIten
6dIlen miro eS iih 5eigerL ooB Di6r
Qobn oabin" lit; oeun oen berouwah.
ieuoen 9inocrn miro Dies beitdnOigc
9etoueu DER aeleiIteteu Spier oas SC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13

Gs i'll nidt Ieidt in oieien 3eiteH
Ger irobe Mutb itirbt in Der grult;
ghlr mii6iam fam man uorp1rts
idreiten,
3um So6geiang ieblt ms Die Sllit.
Ga muB man in @eouIO iib iaiien
Sdmer liegt es aui uns, wie elm
gann;
Dtaud' i6oner Sraum muB iebt per
blaHen,
Gen ic elm Menideu6er5 eriann.
IS lit ui6t lcitt Oie SdpingeH re.
gen,
Gie boie 3eit bemmt ieoen Slug;
9llS moat oas Siedt iid i6lafen le.
gen,
geOrduqt Don Jtieoertradt uno Sus.
60 pars nod ME III unier'm Seben,
Go idiuer mar ME oes Gages Solt;
Iic 9ippe 3udt, oas lper5 nil beben,
Ger ireie Meri6 Der5peiielt inlt.
IS lit nibt ledt, Den aarreu idieben
lhl0 i9peigeno alles lluredt ieb'n;
W@and irobeu Neim bab' i'd gelbrie.
ben,
God nit Der Sreuoe it's eei6eb'n.
ges SaIles 2drn betdirbt Die Seele,
Ger llnmltb bri9t Iid beinab gobn;
9llg OBJ Die Suit ole 0ienideu audle,
Cos bat Der boie 5einO aetbaul
Gs 1T nidJt lcidt, iid 8u be5pingeu,
90 Die 9ermlnit audi tagli6 mabnt;
Ncrn m0dtc man Die Streitart
IbDingen
CAB man iid cine @aiie babnt.
,Jhlr utbig gmtl" 70 rtft's oa orin'
nen,
S,n ieoer tieT qequdlteu Brult;
llno beimlit rnitB Die GbrdHe rinHeu,
Gas Ser5 miro nod 3ur barten arulf
Gs 1T nidjt Iei9t, an @ott 3u glaubeH,
g9enn Jta6t llu0 @rait'n Die @elt er'
fiilt;
Ias 1T Elm Saiien itnO Elm S6naiben,
qlls ob sic Soae rus rmbriiatl
Ghper miro rns oa oas fromme
geten,
1os @ort erltirbt in unier'm DllHo;
9Henn Re6t unO Babrbeit miro 5er'
treten,
Ga mauft oes @Iaubens 6eIiengrlnO.
SIS 1T uidt leidt Oem gto6bar
trauen,
Q9dr's aud eiu iabrelanger 6reunoi
IS mar einmaI! od cabs gertrnuen
Sic 1reunOiAait por 70 treu gemeintl
Sebt pieiit elm nno'rer @ino ihon
lange,
81 8ruoer bin, Oh Sdpeiter ber,
Ter Meni din ieinem ounteluDranee
aennt iaIt iein eigeu' Ser5 nidt
mebr.
IS lit niht leid]t, olitrebt 81 lpanoelu
llno e6ren6nit-oen Stampi belteb'n;
SSeet Gilt es Seib uno 5eeI' perbon-
oeln, H
Gas oIles sebt nnESqnouunorebn!
Ginjt mar Elm Nienidenleben tbeuer,
llno beiIig mar Elm G6renDort;
g9ie alteS Giien lieet'S i'm 6euer,
Ole g9clt Ied5t jest nad NfolienmorO.
gs it nidt leid]t. Den 6rieOen preiieu,
@cb, menn Oeo 5rieOeiilrit beut
t1m'l
g1idt ioule Gier piiro' man lbmel.
BEN
Tie iin0 81 tbeuer uno bequeH.
W1au miro nls Seino ibn beiml'b
ioltern,
nnB ibm oas Sdnaiieu faIt pergebt;
qsilO iuiiroen olle @edsIer polterI
@is lblicBli6 er Inn @naoe flebt!
". Z. Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
etardu.
Sin 9riegserIe6niB aus eineni melt.
entlegenen pollliiben Gorf.
glOn Qieut. @ietOr Anmafer.

Bon Sieilt. gtctor Snngfer.
Sort. 100 ser Sumpf ieine Iesten
9IuslGuier in Die Sanoebcne pntlen.
bet, liegt Oos Qorf
Gs lit drmer ols Oic poIniiden
G0rfer es fir getp0bnIid iinO. Sic
$iitten tragen @6nOe aus l6par5em
6Iedtipert. Seine 9Inmen Itebcn an
Den bIinoeu 5enitern Qas menige
8ieb lit nuf Der @eiOe. Neni6en iino
fanm 81 ieben.
Eas Eorf liegt einidm, ipie ausge.
itorben mitten i'm Sumpf. Wldn
luunoert iidg Dab bier WeniAen mob.
men m6gen. sic ieben aIIe franf aus.
Qie Suft lit iingeiunO.
@s lit, nls o6 Oie groBe Traurig.
felt, Oie iiber ser @eeenO Iiegt, ole
Meni6en miiOe niodte. Tie 9Iugcn
Der Jrnueu iino itlimpf. Gie Mdnner
arbeiten faum. Sic bodeu, tpenu bic
Gage tiirjer meroeu, am Sfeu imo
itorren Dor ii6 bin @aS iollteu iie
lid audi erj6blen2
Sht oent GuBeriten Soiiie, OeS Tor.
les IrOhnt Stoiho NIT ibren Gltern.
Stdid)n bot ieltinme gIli1en. glu4
gen, in 0enen li6 0ie Qon5e Srauri0.
felt i6res 9ouoes mioeripieeelt; nit
G6eneu Siimpiem @dlOern mo
SrGumen.
Staido lit 5ebn Sabre alt. Sic lit
INNER iauber in ibrem grauen fur.
ssu 9lod, ibrer oiinnen @luic, ole iie
Sommer unO @inter trdgt. SSbr
9ater lit IooeloBner mli Dem benud.
borten @ut. 90 biIit lie ser Dhlt.
ter. IS lit ia ni1t oiel 5u tbun in
0er uerfollenen 2ebmfote.
8wei 9riioer iiuo nod Oa, lana
oatgcidoiiene MeuIbeu. sic arbei.
ten ME. ginen Gag nad Dem onoe.
rem iiben iie mtf ser Iongen SoB6ant,
Die iid an Der @ono entlang 5iebt
ino Itarreu Dor lid bin. 8ieleidjt,
Oob einer einmaI oie WlunObarmoui.
Ia our 9anO nimmt uno elm qieo
ilieIt IT einen idwermiit6igen poll
niiden Cana, Der miloer imO mil0er
miro, bis ole 9liigen 5u Icu6ten on.
;aneen. Gas lit oas 2eben Staida's.
glber aili einmal lit aIIes anoers
ais iouit.
Di0nner tommen ailf flcineu film.
fen SteppenpferOen ms Gorf uno
Derlaugen gtabung. glm ndditen
Gage iinO Iie oerlhpunOen. 9lnoere
ioleen nit 9lerten uno 8eilen, Die
merfpiiroige @ogen nit iid) fiibren.
Gie i9laaen ole @dume litn eIcih.
aiiltig, mem iie geboren uno legen
cinen 9nmm olIrb Den Sumpf.
llno oann foHnIen Solomon -
Soloaten, INNER mebr uno mebr,
tauieHo uno nbertolleno, ole alle
iibcr oen Gomm fabren.
Qae lmO ySadt t0nt oaS Holleu.
Staida bat nidt aeipuBt, oaB eS
10 uieIe Meniben eeben fam. Sic
iolgt nit ofieneu 9lueen Den maribi.
reuben Eruppen, bis iic am $orijont
Ueridwinoen.
limo bort 5um critenmal Elm @ort,
ociien Sim iie nidt beareiit es
lit Sfriea
Gas HoIlen Der @agen perDaat i'm
@citen no tuieocr lit 9lutag. Sin
ms pieocr fommen pobl nod Sol.
ootcu olrts Gori, ober nitt mebr 10
oft pie om gInfang. llnO oanu bat
man iid aud ooron 9elp0bnt.
9iS aui einmal @ugen 5uriidfcm'
men. flcine 9ouerupnaen, in oenen
M1nncr liegcn Oeren @eiidter bIlIt.
iiberitromt limo, oeren @lieOcr SER
ihmet;ert puroen ornlIBcn in ocr
ShIodjt
SIuOere er5ableu nit iliiiteruOeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-13
Siibnerauge loft lid nit
Sanberbaitem "@ets-S st" ab,

2 zFopfsu Ssrri@ten bic slr0elt i@merlos.
aSdb iaee Sbueu, che i'd bon o@eissSt"
borte oetindbic icb eI Ding nnb benz aiioeren
ihr Siibneraneen. SD he6clt iie frotoeih.
30 bemubte Nanoanpen uno iie mdcbicn melne
8e1en 70 qroB. odB eS pe Wloro mar, nleine
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
CAMP MEADE men
GET TURKEY FEAST
THANKSGIVING DAY

CAMP MEADE. Nov. 16-Every SOL
der remaining at Camp Meade on
Thanksgiving Day win have a turkey
dinner.
Mess .sergeants have begun to make
their purchases Of the lnational bird.
They are estimating that about 30 per
cent Of the 5000 in camp will be per-
mitted to 90 home for. Thanksgiving.
but they are determined that all the
men remaining shall be given a real
dinner.
Furloughs for Thanksgiving win be an
. unced . few days ahead 30 that the men
may make their arrangements and the
mess sergeans may adjust their purchases.
They are preparing to be on the safe
side. however. 50 that II eleventh hour
leaves are given the men and there are
more than 30 per cent excused, those
remaining will have Just that much
more turkey to eat
Medical officers at Camp Meade have
rejected ~ men as physically unit for
military service District men are In
cluded in the List. but their names have
been withheld
The cards Of all these men have been
returned 10 the local boards 30 that the
medical examining officers OF these
boards may see the reason for rejection
and be more careful In the examination
Of men for the second draft call.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
Germans Not Popular
In Canal Zone, But
Sauerkraut, Oh, Boy!

Germans may not be popular
in the Panama Canal Zone, but at
least one German dish Is not
being slighted because Of war.
Sauerkraut has the distinction
Of being about the only food ap-
pearing on tables In the gone"
with 2 Teutonic name. And 30
popular has II become that an up
to-date kraut-making plant has
just been installed at the indus
trial laboratory, Cristobal, says
the Panama Canal Record.
1t Is stated that the commissary
department intends purchasing
quantities Of cabbage In the
United States at the height Of the
season and having It "pickled"
for consumption on the isthmus.
The Panama variety of kraut is
declared to be as good or better
than that imported from Germany
before the war and Is proving ex-
tremeiy popular because Of its
low price.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
YOUNGEST CAPTAIN
IN j. S. ARMY IS
CYCLONE Fighter

The Germans may not be very much
frightened when they look up some
morning and see a mild, short, slen-
der, boyish-faced kid coming toward
them over the top. But they'd bet
ter be.
He's the youngest captain in the
American army. Also the shortest.
But ohl myi He looks Ike a lamb
and fights like cyclone.
Charles D. Harris Of Georgia,
twenty. That's he.
Captain Harris was graduated from
West Point in September He took
high honors- He was graduated into
the engineer corps, than which no
West Pointer could ask more.
He told his superiors that he was in
a hurry to get to France; that he had
urgent business there with a man
named Fritz. So they put him In the
first regiment bound frontward-
He's on his way; and meantime.
here are q few more points for Fritz
to consider pending his arrival.
Young Harris was cheer leader at
Uncle Sans officer factory. thus
being branded the most popular man
in his class. shorty" was also the
best swimmer, the best horseback
rider. and one of the best orators.
He Is the fourth In his line to serve
the coIors. He Is a son Of Col. p. c
Harris, and q nephew Of William ]:
Harris, chairman of the Federal
Trade Commission.
Chairman Harris, by the way. Is
we'll represented in this war. Two OF
his brothers, Major Scale Harris, OF
the medical corps, and Major Hunter
Harris, Camp Gordon. Ga. infantry
branch. But his favorlte among his
relatives in uniform is shorty"
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
These Merchants Sell NeoM7-SoLed Shoes

VIM. Hah1 & Co., 7th & Z SITS. N. W.
VIM. Hahn & Co., 1914-16 Penna. Ave.
VIM. Hahn & Co., 233 Penna. Ave. s. e.
Economy Shoe Market, 414 9th st. N. w
Family Shoe Store Co., 310-12 7th St
N. W.
Bieber- Kaufman Co., 901 9th st. s. E.
The Sinsheimer Shoe Co., 3146 M st.
N. W.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Goldenberg's, 7th & Z SITS. N. W.
I. B. Nordlinger, 3130 NJ st. N. W.
Hench & Co., 3136 NJ st. NV.
s. M. Grienbaum, 3131 NJ St. N. W.
Harren Shoe Shop, 3130 18th st. N. W.
Walk Over Shoe Shop, 929 r st. N. W.
A. E. Felser, 901 Il st. N. e.
Travers Co., 314 7th st. N. W.
The Quality Shop, 545 9Th st. s. z.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
FORMER GERARD AID
DEAD IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov. 15.-Roland
B. Harvey, widely known in diplo-
matte circles through his association
with Ambassador Gerard at the
American embassy in Berlin, Is dead
at the home in Roland Park Of his
father, william p. Harvey. He was
forty-six years old. Mr.. Harvey was
recently secretary OF the legation in
Buneos Aires.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Herman's, III Il SINE.
B. Rich's Sons, 10th & T SITS. N. ".
s. Kann Sons g Co., 9Th & Pa. Ave.
The Globe Clothing Co., 803 Pa. Ave.
Saks & Co., 7th & Penna. Ave.
w. L. Douglas Shoe Co., 905 Pa. Ave. NV.
N. Hess Sons, 931 Penna. Ave. N. W.
Crawford Shoe Store, 125 Pa. Ave. N. W.
The Regal Shoe Co., 1908 Penna. Ave.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
These Repairmen Re-SoLe Shoes Nth Meohn

Hahn Shoe Rebuild Factory, 7th & z
Sts. N. w.
Economy Shoe Market, 414 9th st. N. W.
John Capassda, 329 Penna. Ave. S. z.
!. FeEce, 724 AZ st. s. w.
A. d. francesca, 137 B st. s. Z.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Jim LoMedico, 2506 Penna. Ave. N. w.
NJ. Friedlander, 2119 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Capital Shoe Co., r618 14th st. N. W.
Pasquolino Checchia, 1146 18th st. N. W.
F. Summer, 1726 Penna. Ave. N. w.
Angelo Carlo, 2135 G st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
sENAroR cLApp AS sPEAkER.

PoTTERS HILL, Va, Nov. 15.-Sen-
ator Moses z. Clapp has accepted an
Invitation to address a rally here sun
day evening in the interest Of the
Y. II. C. A campaign for funds with
which to aid the soldiers.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Angelo Carlo & Sons, 1910 G st. N. W.
T. Baran, 1419 G st. N. W.
United Shoe Repair Co., 359 Penna. Ave.
United Shoe Repair Co., 642 G st. N. W.
L. Stems, 708 9th st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
PoINcARE rHANKs D. 5.

PARIS. Nov. 14-President Poin-
care. formally extended his thanks for
the part the United States IL taking
In the war to the American Congress
sional mission when he received the
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
Read This Test:

In an Ohio factory one Of the
workers wore aNe6lin Sole on his
night foot a leather sole on his
left foot. In thirty-three days the
leather sole was worn out The
Neolin Sole was worn one-sixth
thru. In other words. Il showed
a wear capacity SIX times greater.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
wAreR coloRs oN vllM.

The twenty-second exhibition OF the
Washington water Color club WIN
be held tomorrow evening at the Cor
coran Art Gallery. The exhibit this
year, Il Is said. viii be the most pre-.
tentious In the clubs history.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
FIvE PERISH IN HOTEL FlaE.

SHREVEPORT. La. Nov. I5-The
police today sent detectives to Many.
La, to aid authorities there in tn
vestigating the IRE that yesterday de
stroyed the Phillips Hotel, cremating
The Washington times., 1917-11-15
You Can Cut Down Your Shoe Bills

IN all styles Of mems and chldrens shoes Neoln Sos
~ For Neon Sos better than ordinary soes and make
the uppers last longer.
Just in the shown above Neo Soles reduce repair bills
materially.
Eight million Americans have found that Neo Soes also
by making uppes keep their shape better and longer than with
ordinary soles. For Neohn Soles are waterproof
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Ordinary leather allows the water under
foot to soak through and penetrate the
vital welts and seams on the inner side Of
the sole. In consequence the seams and
wells stretch. the shoes lose shape, and
wear out quickly.
But waterproof NeoEn protects these
welts and seams from water mderfoot.
and thus makes your shoes keep their
shape. look well. and last long.
And when you first put on pair of
shoes Neolin-soled you will be pleasantly
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

A sole not branded Neolin
is not a Neolin Sole
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

surprised to find that they need no breaking
in. They are more flexible and comfort
able than ordinary soles
When you do your fall and winter buy
ing for yourself and for your family besure
to ask for shoes with NeoEn Soles. You
can get them IN black, white or tan-and
they always bear the brand Neolin.
Mark that mark. stamp it on your
memory y|Ileolin.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron. Ohio
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Leather soles are stiff
Neolin Soles are COM
Portable.
Leather soles slip-Ne0lin
Soles grip, yet they can
not scratch fine floors
and furniture.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Rubber soles stretch
Neolin Soles hold their
shape.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

INSURANCE officers report that as
many as 20 per cent of the men are
taxing the $4,000 insurance In some
~ thA Companies,
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Rubber soIes tear loose
Neolin Soles stick
tight.
Rubber soles crack-Neolin
Soles viii not crack.
Rubber soles are heavy
Neolin Soles are light.
The Washington times., 1917-11-15

Leather soles soak up
water-Neolin Soles are
waterproof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-17
DIED.

soYD. ssddsnly. at vsieis. n. T.. On T.ssday:
August Il, 1Si7, Mrs. JULIA A. BOYD Of
145o Chaplin street northwest.
Funeral Saturday. August Is, at p.m.s run
her late residence. Interment prfvats. II
BROOKS. On Thursday. August L. 1917. at 40
Pm, after q short n1naos, at Garrett fnfk.
Nd. WALTER J.. beloved husband Of Phoete
v. BROOKE. in his sixty-sixth year.
Funeral Saturday at 2:3o pm. from Calvary Bap-
list Church. Interment private.
DAVIS. On wednesday. August Is. 1917. at n
pm. at her residence, lila VirHfnia avsn1e
southwest. SARAH T., beloved wife Of p. h.
Funeral from her late residence at $50 an. sat
usday, August Is. Requiem mass at st. Dom
inic's Church at O'Clock.
DONALDSON. On Thursday. August Il. 1917.
HAZEL CORNEIdA, infant daughter Of Harry
and Clare B. Donaldson. aged four months ana
fourteen days.
Little Hazel was our darling.
Pride Of all our hearts and home.
But an angel came and Whispered.
Darling Hazel. do come home"
Funeral from parents residence. 8255 p street
northwest, Sunday. August 10. At $50 Am.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited. In
terment at Arnon Chapel. Virginia.
HARRoD. On Thursday. August 10. 1877.
FRANCES AUSTINA NAOMI, youngest daugh
ter of the late Rev. L Harrod and Mrs. r =
Harrod and sister Of r. B. Harrod. Mrs. z. n
Groce. L. Harrod. Q. s. N: Mrs. Lottie Lewis
and Mrs. Eva Wilson.
Baptist Church. Nichols avenue southeast. a
pm. Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited. (New York and Pittsburgh papers please
copy) 1s'