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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

per. kept about the same hours
that ! did. As II was a matinee
DAY. ! hurried off and left Alma
in my room writing.
Goodbye. dear. and good luck.
she called gayly. did not have
very good luck. can assure you.
Margie. and II all came about be
cause laughed. but | think any
one would have laughed in the
same place.
When ! arrived at the theatre |
saw Earnest Lawton storming
around. and | knew was in for n
bad afternoon. Everything went all
right, however. until the big scene.
DO you know. Margie, always felt
Fate had IL In for that big scene !?
If anything happened. 1t was sure
to happen then.
Earnest had worked himself up
TO the climax when saw he was
going To sneeze. II was terribly
funny. for he knew that. II he did.
the whole climax would be ruined.
He could not hold his breath. as he
was spouting all kinds of love for
me. lie choked and almost clawed
the air. and then. my dear Margie.
| never heard such a sneeze In all
my life.
But that Is not the worst.
think could have controlled my
self. but he suddenly gave a con-
vulsive ahem' and began to choke.
For moment | was frightened and
then something struck on one of
my bare arms. dropped and caught
in the lace of my dress. Margie. l..
was his teeth, Think of IL, Ear.
nest Lawton wearing false teeth. |
wish you could have seen his facs
as he got thru his speech with his
back to the audience.
Il stopped and disentangled his
teeth from my lace flounce and
held them out to him. but he walk
ed past me without saying a word.
81 wrapped them up and sen.
them to him by stage hand. but
every time looked at him in the
next act. ! smiled could not help
IL"
IT. n. rn,Si..~IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20

care for you
Care for your grandmother"
exclaimed Alma with n laugh.
You see. Alma, was horrid to
him when we were children. had
a snobbish idea that was better
than he. and even after my father
died and was thrown out on tho
world | could not quite realize
what splendid chap he was. I!
think hurt him then 80 much he
will never have the same respect
for me again. He likes me. but
any love he had for me is cooled.
Alma and | had been breakfast
Ing in my room. where we ate to-
gether almost every day at about
~. Alma. being on n morning pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
Alkali Makes Soap
Bad for Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. which
Is very injurious. rs It dries the
scalp and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing TO use Ia Just plain
mulsified cocoanut oil. for this IA
pure and entirely greaselcss. It's
very cheap, and beats tho most ex-
pensive soaps or anything else all
to pieces. You can get this at any
drug store. and few ounces will
last the whole family for months
Simply moistsn the hair with
water and rub II In. about a tea
spoonful Is all that Is required Il
makes an abundance OF rich.
creamy lather. cieanses thoroughly.
and rinses out easily Tho hair
dries quickly and evenly. and Is
soft. fresh looking. bright. fluffy.
wavy and easy TO handle. Besides.
II loosens and takes out every par
ticlc OF OF dust. dirt and dandruff.-
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and
Head Noises

Persons suffering from catarrhal
deafness and head noises VIII DO
glad 10 know that this diHtrcssin <
affiiction can usually be success
fully treated at home by an internal
medicine that VA many instances has
effected complete relief after other
treatments have failed. Sufferers
who could scarcely hear hat. had
their hearing restored 20 such an
extent that the tick of watch vas
plainly audible seven or eight Inches
away from either ear Therefore n
you know Of someone who 10 trou
bied with head noises or catarrhal
deafness. cut out this formula and
hand u to them and you may have
been the means - saving some poor
sufferer perhaps from total deaf.
ness The prescription can be pre-
pared a. home and r. made as fol-
lows
secur" from your druggist on.
parmiut double strength. about
add TO II = piIt 81 hot water and Z
on. 81 graEgistcd sugar. stir until
dissolved Take one Tablespoonful
four times "a day
Parmint t. used in this way not
only tp reduce by tonic action the
I'M mInstion and swelling IN tho
Eustschiau Tubes and thus 70 equal
ire tho air pressure on IN. drum.
but to correct any excess 81 aecr~-
lions IN the middle ear. and tho re-
suits ~ gtvea arc nearly always
quick and effective.
Every person who has catarrh IN
any form should give this recipe a
trial
r. l.. Haynes means matchmaker
and jeweler Liberty Theatre
BLDG. ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
GEORGE BARTELL
OPENS fine
new STORE
New Institution at Second and
Union Typifies Progress
of Concern.

Tho Bartell Drug Stores are hold
ing this week the opening OF their
new store at the corner OF Second
and Union. This is one OF tho hand
soonest and best appointed drug
stores on the coast. and this fact
naturally calls TO mind the remark
able progress that this business
has made under the direction OF
Mr.. George Bartell.
The original business started
many years ago In 4 very small
store way out on Jackson St The
business grew. and soon q down
town store was started. One by
one new stores have been added TO
the list till today there are 1--WE
retail stores. Wholesale Drug
house and Candy factory. all
being operated by the Bartell
Drug Stores-one near tho Alas
IA building. one at the corner
os First and Pike. ono at Pine and
Westlake, one In Ballard and the
fine new one at Second and Union
which IL being formally presented
to the public this week
Mr.. Barteli has always given HIS
close personal attention to the bus
mess. which undoubtedly accounts
in a large measure for the success
OF II. He has built up an organi-
ration OF loyal employees. Many OF
his men have been with him for
from ten to fifteen years. and one
OF his trusted lieutenants has been
associated with him for nearly
twenty years. Mr.. Bartell gcner-
ously passes along a large part of
the credit for the success of the
business 10 the employees.
The Bartell business has been
built up on the basis OF tho quick
turn over and small profits. That
this IL satisfactory TO the people
OF this city In evidenced by the way
they have patronized the Bartell
stores.
One OF Mr.. Bartel's hobbies ia
his candy factory. which IS located
~ 1906 Boren ave. Here are man
ufactured the most delicious OF
rails. under the supervision OF er-
pert candy makers. These candies
are cold not only al the Barteil
stores. but a considerable Wholesale
business has como absolutely with
out solicitation az the fame Of these
toothsome dainties has spread
throughout the Northwest
a
far the largest organization Of the
kind on the Pacific coast. which Is
under the supervision OF one man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20

Luna Park swimming pool opens
Saturday, March 24.-Advertise-
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
REPORTER SEES
new YORK THRU
EYES OF A SPY
BY J. HERBERT ouckwoRTH

NEW YORK. March 20.-Ro-
nance and the human equation
have not been entirely knocked out
OF war. Machinery can do almost
everything except spy.
Highly educated. quick. witted
and adventurous men and women.
who one day can win tho conf
denco OF an ignorant bomb plotter
and the next whcedlc secrets upon
which rest tho security OF nations
from tho very lips of nm embassy
official-or his wife are engaged
In this fascinating. II dangerous
and desptsed. business.
Recently ! ran into one OF these
picturesque figures on broadway.
first met him n year ago In the
Palads hotel. Copenhagen. which
has become notorious since tho
war began aE clearing house for
spies and contraband merchants
OF all nations What country this
man WORKS for don't know. lie
won't tell me.
f't IAN tIit OhIof8
English. Berlin German. ParL
sian French, two-edoed Amer.
can xlano-and he can also
talk like a biltherins imbeelle
when no wants tol
do know that he has been In
all the warning countries In tho
past two years. and that he knows
tho bazaars OF India and Egypt like
n book. and that he has been ia
Villas army. III call him Blake.
New York Full Of Spies
Il thought you were In Petro-
grad" was my greeting TO Blake,
What are you dosing in New
York;"
Why petrogradg" he drawlod.
Then: do you want me 10 show
you something OF New York. which
is NOW tn. greatest spy center Ia
tho world. where the cleyercst and
most cunning OF International spies
are located II you do. come along
with me. tonight I'm going TO look
the crowd oyera sort OF inspcc-
ton can use a Misunderstanding
New Yorker like YOU to advantage. -
or the inward significance of
many OF my friends activities that
night ! am still blisafully ignorant.
can only tell you what | saw. did
and was told. IL was an amazing
revelation of tho qualifications Of
spydom. II was like a succession
OF chapters from Conan Doyle.
lola. Dumas and Kari Graves.
Meet me In the knickerbocker
bar At I. dressed" Blake said as !
left him.
vas on time and we dined In
the fashionable grill room. Blake
opened champagne. didn't drink
any. and yet became maudlin
drunk
Drunk. Yet Sober
shut up" he whispered. when
asked for an explanation. Two
OF our men ar. over there discuss.
ing cotton with the enemy. didn't
think they'd get them. I'm drunk
and can't SEQ anything"
Satisfied seemingly that the men
were onto their Job. Blake settled
with tho waiter and staggered out.
We made our way TO the
downtown subway. got of AZ
the NEXT station, entered by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
ALLIES LOSE, SAYS
BERLIN REPORT

BERLIN. via seyville. March 20.
Heavy losses to our adver.
saries" were detailed In today's re-
port as the result OF several en-
gagements OF infantry and cavalry
detachments in the district aban-
doned to occupation by the enemy
On both sides OF the Somme and
the Disc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
Ito be contlnued)
THE DAILY average expend,tu

THE DAILY average expenditure
of the British government for the
last year is 100000 The nom
inal national debt is estimated at
$40 300 900, 900. and amounts due
from the allies and dominons
| 81 $50 900 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20
PROTECTION AFFORDED
DEPOSITORS OF THE
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
PEOPLES
SAVINGS
BANK
March 5, 1917.

Loans and Dis
counts ........S 732,2o443
Bonds, Warrants
and other Sc
curities 49,. 35O,77oo4
Bank Building. 42l,5l2.05
Real Estate. .... 471.543.90
Cash and Ex-
change ........ o4e,oe7.31
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20

the subway entrance the Hotel
Belmont. whore my companion
held q short conversation with
whlte-~hisk cred old gentle.
man In the lounge. and then, by
devious underground route
via tho subway station again,
the Grand Central ard Its long
marble corridors found our
way TO the Biitmore hotel, two
blocks away. Hero had TO
pretend 20 eat another meal.
A few tables distant was a very
Jolly party-thrce men and two
stunning women. They spoke and
acted like foreigners. We followed
them when they left They jumped
into a touring car and We hailed
taxi. At tho corner Of Sixth ave,
and t+th st. tn" touring car came
into violent collision with a heavy
limousine. A man jumped out OF
tho latter in a terrible temper and
demanded immediate arrest OF the
mon we were trailing. for reckless
driving. They were separated from
tho women and taken to tho night
court
Fine biz," chuckled Blake.
What Isl" ash ed.
Those two women are enemy
agents. Very fascinating and very
clever. knew them in Vienna.
Run wonderful apartment over
looking Central park. The men
with them arc our officers who are
buying horses. Just had To break
up tho party
Spy on Each Other
Later. in Blake's apartment. my
host changed into working clothes.
was told 20 hop" into a shabby
business suit. We wero off for
Yorkville Nothing much happened
In Little Germany" We went In
To a number OF beer gardens and
heard lot Of German that |
couldn't understand. Blake seemed
TO bo on very good terms with
many OF the Germans
So this 10 the way, ! thought,
German-h irdoo indian upris-
ings are uncarthed. plots TO
dynamite mvnision works frus
trated. and Zimmerman secret
notes to Mexico get lost In tran
sit. This 10 part OF the gigantic
system OF international esplon-
age Of whose manifestations
the United States ID now being
made tho latest victim.
This 10 one OF the ways the
warning nations. In . desper-
perate, N bloodIess, campaign,
wage war upon each other In
the attempt TO find out each
others secrets. The game
costs hundreds OF millions.
Senator Overnan says there
are over 100. 900 spies In the
United States. HaH OF them
are watching the other half.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20

ROBERT s. lOvETT. chairman
of the board OF the Union Pacific.
IL urging the naturalization OF rail.
ways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-20

Luna Park swimming pool opens
Saturday. March - -Advertise-
ment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

ielten ais in DerldieOener Ribtung
gelegen eri1eint. @oetBe nennt oa5
@ort oes nie0erldnoiiheu 9i6ters
sSpbannes Secunous BIS flperba
foruoe@, noie iiol8e @cUalt Der
6ornl" ein beiouoers gliidli6es, uno
bod bat oieies gSort nur beOinete
@elting. 9ie our S6onbeit Oerfldrte
5orm iibt einen eelpHien omingenocn
glei3 anf uns aus, alleiu 0as 6orm-
ib0ne pirft immer MIR in elmer be.
ltinnten Spb1re, rn0 0ieie muB an
llnlfang jeOenfols oerienigen Wei-
den in melHer Die glnnmt ooer Oas
Sdone in Der 9eweeuns ieiue Serr-
idoit gclten0 madt.
gllS Elm beroorragenOer 0urlteller
meiblitber Sd0nbeit ino peiblihen
9lci5es aus Der 3eit 0es m6htig auf-
bliibenoen italieniihen GlnitiAuffenS
nuB 2ionoroo ga q'inci gcltcn 0os
gcpaltige llniperidlgenie, in Dem Oas
geiltige @eitreben elmer ganBen Sui
tilrepothe nod ghts0rud 81 ringen
I6ien. @r mar nibt MIR &iInitIer un0
auf alien @ebieten Ser biloenoen
<nit t1tig Sone6en iogar 0hliit uno
Gidtlrus pfIegeuo, ionoern oud Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

gidi oaS s65niie auf Der q8eit
Gou bit am meiiteH geinaen
Gonoeru mas BIT mob acidnt
eel oir oas e9oHiie BON alien
S7 ie 9liIdertiden @erIe, nit oenen
yEH mir 0as @eleitport 5ur gor-
iiibrin9 elmer &ei9e berborra-
9enoer SSraueH6il0niiie olterer mo
neuerer Meiitcr bceimen poQen flin-
sen fat mie Elm @ortipiel, uno ood
bat Der ianee5fimoiee g8eiie BON gteu-
ies cine &ebensregel bon nidDt 81 I'M
teribdtenOem S9erte in lie oefleioet.
Seoenfals iino tets nod sic @roB-
meilter Der &unIt bepiBt o0er unbe-
muBt einem 06nlihen @ebot naAgc.
fommeil wenn iie es oeriuht ba6en,
in Dem Srouen6lOniiie ibrenl S60n-
heitSioeal glusorld 81 Derleiben.
Menn oieie 9Reiiter uns in oaS
u9ieih ser 516H6eit" cinfii0ren iol.
len miinen mir mebr ooer nlinoer Ser
fiibrenoen &roft ibrer Sono Der.
traueu Sic itreben ale oenielben
8iele 81, eeluiB, mr. iiebt fait Elm
jeoer bon ibnen 0ieleS 3iel in beion.
0erer 8eleuhtling mes6alb cs oem
Bid 0es ibnen NoAibauenoen nibt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

unter gIeic6en llnlit1noen gelang,
puBte iie 5li errei6en in einem Der
ggehielfdae feinesmegs entbebrcrOen
Geben iicb oie 6ledenloiigfeit ibrea
3lifeS 81 pobreii.
SSie ser 6rou3oie 0opi0. 70 bat
ou@ Gin oeutidber N}aler (ieiuem llrs
lprllnge nab aaerOings Elm Sbwei.
ser, oepn CT mar in @iutertbur &c.
boren. .9lntou @rdff ieueu glamen
trob elmer oielunfoiienoen, ii6 falt
ailf ale @ebiete ieiner Suuit erIircf.
fen0en Sdti9feit bauptidAlih our@
cine &eibe BON @il0ntiien aui Die
9}adwelt eebrodt. @lan Bot i'm Sen
o@}olcr Ser oeutic6en &loilifer" ee-
nonnt, uno nidlt nit llnrecbt, 0cun CT
bat nibf iiur 2eiiiug, Seroer, @ellcrt.
g9eiBc, &age6orn S6iller, @luct
ionoern uub cine gon3c &ehe auOe
rer heroorragcnOer @eiiter Iciner 3eit
in le6en0iger in0 d)orafteriiiii6er
0oriteullng biloli6 oercpigt. Abcr
mebr ais ourcb ale oieic &laiiifer.
f0pfe bat er ieinen GonIen 6urcb ein
fleiues ii6 icbt in elmer Der fonigli-
den Sommlun9en 5l Berlin 6efinO.
li6en @oiteG6iIo befmlut gemocbt.
oos @ortrdt ser @rGfin Sophie 800
toda mieOergebeno DuS onnultige
3rouen6ilonis lit 0ur@ un8dblioe
g2o6bilOlngen in 0en meiteiien &rci.
len Der6reitet uno OoA bari cS in fei-
ner Satnmlung fcblen m ocr idone
ooer interelionte 6rouenfopie 5llan-
mengeItelt weroen. @t1uus Sie6lde-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

res, g(nmufiqere8 mo 9uftigeres
ols oas carte &0pfc6en NIT Der Som-
met6aut lmo Den groBen, iceIenpoaen,
ipre6enoen gtugen l0Bt iitb nibt leibt
Oeifen. Wloll qlaubt unlpilfiirlid oas
tppiibe @il0 elmer iicb eri6lieBenoen
9}GoAenfnoipe Dor lid 3l baben. llno
oocb mar @rGfin @otodn alS iie oem
'Wialer iuB, cine Menihenbllime, ole
l6on ldngIt ii6er oos StaOium oes
anoipens binous mar. 9llS So6ter
eincs gricAiicben Sbubmahers in
9onitontlnapcl ge6oren mahte te
0urb ibre SdGnbeit i6r Slid; lie
puroe IN erlter Gbe @aitin Ocs ruht'
iden @cnerdls De gSitt umO oerbanO
iiA in 5meiter nit Sem polnii6en
@raien Stonislous 6elir bon go
todi. 9lls Rine g9ihpe le6tc Die ein-
llige Sc9ubnluderstodter, Der cine
ser olten SulOq0ttirncn i6res @olts-
IdnuneS epige Siigeno uno emige gIn-
nmt 6eldic0en 5it 6oben l6iel, ipdter
III Berlin no @raff i5r SilOniS
molte, im0 no lie 1923 I'M Sitter BON
iiinf5ig SSobren DeriMieOen iii.
Srun5 2cnbod f0unte oif cine GDn.
li6e 9c5eirbmng wie sInton @rafT
9lniprud na6en nur miiBte man i'm
ni6t oen n@ioler ser SfIoiiifer", ion-
bern ocn n@lolcr Der GroBeu 3eitge-
noIicu~ nennen. Ger gcnio!e Siinitler
BAT IiN, mic bcfunnK olr6 clgnearaft
pom 6ducrliAen SanOmerfer 5ur
S0Ge ieincs Sdafien8 emporse.
Csoriispmo ani Ser ! ecite).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Sc ieines eroBen Sdoffens bermG6lte
er iidb nit einem WldOden aus onge.
iebener un0 mo6lbo6en0er Somilie,
SaStia ban llilen6lirgb, Sie Duroe
ser 'Stern ieines 2e6ens, cenn Joe
lange oos Sdidial iie an ieiner Seite
lieB, feblte ibm niats 5t ieinem
Slid: bon alien Seiten orGngten iiA
groBe gluftrGge, 5ablreicbe SAiiler
itromten 6erbei ltno 10 mie oas Ser
m0een mebrte ii1 Ser 9iuf 0es @tei-
tiers. Grit na9 Dem SoOe ser gelieb-
ten 5rau begonn Oie 8eordngnis oes
groBen MoIers, iein &oblitanO Der.
fiel, uno bis an iein &ebensenOe ui-
den Scot rno Sorge nicbt lHebr aus
ieiner llmgebung. gSie &ubens ieine
0elenc molte &einbran0t ieiue Sos-
fla menn CT iein 5rnueniOeol i'm
8ilonis bereuigen mollte. sic begcg.
net ms ouf elmer gan5en 9iebe ieiner
0ariteauneen, ais 9ruilt ltn0 ais
SSrau in oeri6ieOenen 2ebenSpboien.
llnierer 9lb6iloung liegt ein 8endloe
in Der @olerie 5u &oiiel 81 @rinOe,
Oas ms Susfia ais 6roii 5eigt Gas
8il0 Oorf ais Elm ri6tiges @eeenltiid
5u Dem bon unS miebergegebenen
9il0niiie bon Gubens' SanO gelten:
belize 6rouengeitoIten 0erleuanen oeu
nieOerlGnoiiAen SppuS nidt, a6er
beioe geben ibn in beionOerer g[rt pie.
ser, bort ais oer6-geiun0en bier alS
einent ntebr berfeinerten Soeal 5ultre-
bend.
8u Sen 6rouenbiloniI'en elmer ipd-
teren 8eit, ole 81 @eltruf ee0ieben
iinO, gebort ilnitreitig oaS 4ortrdt
ser ebenio i60nen pie geiiiDoaen
1yrot Recomier non Soques 2ouis
OoDio, Dem 9egriinoer Der fran5oii-
i6en -y.uleri6itle ousgnngs Oes 19.
,,obrbunoerts. @s lit cigentiImli6:
ser Meiiter, ser uG6renO eines lon-
qen observation-disclosures cine lngemein
fru6t6ore unO bielieitige EGtigfeit
entfoltet uno mebr ols bierbunoert
Sbiiler berongebilOet bat, Our1 Die
totiGdlitb beite nod iein @influB auf
ole 0folerei ieineS Seimatlanoes rege
gc6olten mirO, oerielbe Wfeilter lit IN
ieinen &ouptldopfiinger naDe5u ber-
geIien, p6brenO in glrbeiter, 0ie er
lel6lt, nenn olcb nidt aIs nebenidcb.
li6e, 10 Oo9 ais neben ieincr ei9ent-
li6en Sdtiefcit mir einperlouienoc
6etra6tete, iein 9fubm ais Der zines
4iinitlerS bon beroorragenOer 8eoeu.
tltng fortlebt. IoOi0s fiinitlerildc
&i9hang bepeBte iicb porlpie9enO in
cinem olf g9ieoerbelebung Ser 9lntife
gcrihteten SSoeenfreiie. Bur 0ur@-
fiibrltnq leiner SSOeole febltc es ibm
o6er an na66altigem ib0pferilbem
Eolente, 70 ooB er es in ieinen User.
fen iiber Oie &oie unO ooS Ebedtra-
liihe MIR penig binnuSbradte gtur
oa, no er BON ser ontifilierenoen Sii1'
tuna o6ipi6 ln0 iid mebr an oaS
9orbilo ser g}atur bielt Oerlnodte er
wirflib @roBcS ilno 9lei6enoeS 81
l6ofien. @s lit Oas in einigen Sort
rGtooritelhngen imo namentlib in
sem 9nOniIic ser aui einem Hubebett
6inaeItreutcn Sulie 9iecamier (Gri-
ANAL i'm Qoubre 81 9Saris) ser Sail.
Ole mei6li6e @iiroe ino Der Seelen.
aOel, Oie aus oieier pabrbait tlaiiiid
5il nennenocn @eitnIt 5u uns lpre6en
aeben oQcroingS 81 groBem Eeil auf
oas W1ooeQ Oes 9ilOes 5uyiid. Sulie
oernaro, felt 1893 Dem 9anfier 0ie.
camier oerm1blt puroe ibrcr geiiti-
gen unO forperlihen @or5iige we9en
lulworben pie fmmt cine 5lDeite 6rau
ibrcr 8eit, aber mas feiner anoeren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

@cIebrter, lm0 3por Elm @elebrter,
Der ols Se9nifer ole 5rudt ieiner
StuOien in ole @raris um5uieben
beritano. Ger Wfalerei ieines Seimot-
lanoes bat cr peientlide 9ienite ge.
leiitet: er ror ser eriten elmer, pelhe
0ie menihlicbe @eitolt nod onatonti-
i9en @eieten olif3u6ouen lebrte ime
ieine 9(ufnerfioufeit Der S6atten-
lebre 0itmonote. Seine 8eidnunger
5eieen I'M @egenios 6u allen friiber
eeibaifenen Die &iGtigteit. oie nlr
0os mirflibe Stu0il,m Ser gtotur er.
rei6en ldBt; ieine @eitolten l0ien iid
in boiler Gunoung bon ibrem Sinter-
erunoe ab, rno ieine Sbottennlnllen
lperoen lebenOie unO ourdiidiig. neil
er erfonnt bat, 0aB eS in Der Rohu'
feline baaribdrf ge5oeene llmrfBlinie
siebt 2eioer iino feline groBten gSerfe
Der Gernihtuhg onbeimgeiaIletl ooer
oroben oieier entgegen5ugeben- glud
iein punoer6ares SrouenbilOnhs, 0as
@ortrdt ser !0iona 2iia (0duoonua
2iio), Der 9odbter oes glntonio Nloria
81 g}oloo @bcrorOini uno iett f495
ser oritten Satin OeS 6lorentiners
8anobi 0el @iocon0a (oeSbdl6 oud
ais la @ioconoa~ be3eidnet@, befin-
bert lih in Ger @olerie oes &oubre in
@oris in eincm mcbr oIs idflo6oiten
3ultanoe. Grob oQe0em iibt' oas @e-
mdloe, ooS ole 8eitgenoneu ni6t am
penigiien 6urA feline Sorbe1pirfling
cnt3iidte, ai1 belte nod froft ocs
gusoruds geiitigen Siei5eSs oen iehn
llrbe6er bineingeleet, eiueh unlpiOer-
iteblicben 3ouber alf ben Sel6ouer
aus.
Inter Sen @olern idorrr 6rouen-
qeltalten miro mobl fir ale 8eiten
aud Si5ion ser ercBe 9Peiiter Der
far6cn- unO formeufreuoigen Dene-
Siuniiben S6ule, cine Ser erIten Stel-
len beboupten. Bon ser glotur ols
ser mobreR GueIle ieiner &rnit aus
oebeno, meiB er mitlmnmbobmlihen
@ei6if oos 9e0ertenoe Iino Gborof-
tcriltiihe einer 8eri0rlnhfeit 5u er.
faIIen, Inn eS bon Dem Gdimmer Oes
lcldtcnocn aolorits oerflGrt le6ens.
uoa un0 Ocd ou elmer Stliie e0leren
pno frcien Ioleins erbd6en crideinen'
81 loIIen. Seine 6ruueabilOniiie Dor
oQcm qcb0ren 81 Dem SerrlidIten
ieiner SAnit. sic iinO nit 10 Oiel Sic.
be ouiqefoBt unO, obr0obl ourhouS
inoiOiOuea, bod bon elmer 10 pollen-
Oeten Sdonbeit, 6aB cs fat iiblid &C,
morocn, iie, troboem naS @e8enteil IN
oen meiiten 6dQen erbdrtet lit, olS
,@elie6te Gi6ions" 5n be5eidnen. @r,
ldeint in oieien Niloern oos SSoeal
mei6lider Sh0n6eit ais cine eoel Der-
flGrte Siunli6feit, :, bat ser @leiiter
in ieinem longen hh auf orei polle
@enidenaIter eriireden0en @roen.
woaen bod oud SEN crnlteren Eppu5
Oieies SOeols pieoer0ueeben periian-
0en.
g9eIden Ihorfen @egeniob 5u ocm
groBeu &eceaio giebt Elm onoerer
Meiiier ser 9iIonisfunit 81 crfenuen.
Ger iuiier6lide 9eeoerldnOer @eter
Eoll &u6ens ltripriinslide aroft lit
iein 9e6enselemertt, oaber oie @or.
liebe fir frGitiqe, mlsfuloie @eltal.
ten. Cine gepiiie aorperfiiae cut.
ipriAt ietnent @eihnud. Seinen
5roucnbiIoern iaet 9llwin Sduls in
ieincm Son6bud Der altniieeibidte
licbt er 9erne rluEolicbe, weicbe 5or.
men i'm @cgenioee 5l Ger 9lsfeie Der
olten Nleiiter Oerfoon @pdiden Shu.
lc. Ser groBe giae0erlGn0er mar Elm
9fonn Dem 0og @lif nif nllpn Qes