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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
DON'T BE TOO SENSITIVE.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
] am engaged TO marry a man
I dearly love. Now, my friend
has a sister who is married for
the past year. Previous TO her
wedding I was very friendly with
her and received her most cor
daily at my home. After her
marriage went to her home on
my own accord and was snapped
at and made uncomfortable.
Since my visit she has never in
vlted or asked me to come TO
see her. My friend insists that
go with him to see her on his
invitation. Ny dear Miss Fair
fax. do you think It is proper.
after I refused and told him the
reason why, to leave me and go
himself
Marjorie
7 really don't understand this WON
ans actions. Possibly someone hu
made a bit OF trouble FOR you; may
be she is selfishly absorbed in he
own happiness. 1 think it would b
worth your while TO give her TIT
benefit OF the doubt and TO put you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
Hair Gray? Read This

This is a message OF importance to
all who have gray hair Science has
made a great discovery in Q-Ban-
Gray or faded hair changes to a
natural, uniform. Iustrous, beautiful
dark shade simply by applying Q-Ban.
Works gradually and defies detection.
safe, sure, guaranteed harmless. All
ready 10 use, 75c a large bottle. money
back If not satisfied. Sold by Kelly d
Pollard. Peoples Drug Store and all
GOOD drug stores. Try Q-Ban Hair
Hair Tonic; Liquid Shampoo; Soap.
Also Q-Ban Depuatory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

an addressed stamped envelope en-
closed and I viii send you tonic.
Albert st is likely you took part
OF the root away with the hair, but 1
think each hair viii come back again.
Usually only electric needle treat
ments really kill the roots Of the hair.
To have a smooth skin. simply take
good care OF your health and your
skin. Your digestion must be good
and The hoMel system clear. that's the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
A WOman's Happiness
Depends Upon Care

Joy IN its su-
premest m o d
thrills in the &c
stacy OF mother
hood. The eI-
pectant mother
pictures a minla-
turo OF self and
soul, and her
thoughts console
her for the days
Of suspense. For
over three genera
lions. thousands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
HIGH RENTS INTERFERE
With JEROME PROSPERITY

jerome. Ariz-. Nov. 9s-There IS
protest that the prosperity OF this
camp is being retarded materially.
not only BY lack Of houses but by eE-
brilliant rents demanded for those
that are available Ordinary cottages
rent all the way from so TO So
month aacn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

EEP rose combined with pea
cock blue is a favorite combina-
ton and makes a most effective
color scheme. For a young girls
dance frock nothing is prettier or
more serviceable. The bodice Of this
gown is made OF rose taffeta. with
shoulder straps Of rose net outlined
with silver ribbon. A row Of coral
flowers finishes the line around the
bust and edge Of the taffeta skirt A
ruffIe Of rose net ending with silk
lace dyed TO match is attached TO
either side Of the skirt and held at
the waistline by a narrow ribbon OF
peacock blue. Two wider bands of
blue ribbon run horizontally on the
skirt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
an YOU DO LIE FISH FLOP7

The fish flop" is a new dance
originated by the younger set Of
Bar HarbOr after watching Annette
Keuerman making The Queen Of
the sea" With Miss Eelierman Were
about 60 girls who took the part Of
mermaids. Each wore a fish tail cos
tune. Whenever a mermaid wanted
to change position on the rocks o.
beach It could only be accomplished
through a series OF hops or 1ops-
The inspiratiOnaI hop and flop has
now been converted into a parlOr pas
time.
Members OF the theatrical colony
OF Los Angeles have formed a club
OF 40 similar TO the Sixty club OF New
York. George Beban is the presi-
dent The board OF governors in
clUdes Mack Seunett. Jack Piczford
and Julian EltiEge. some OF the i'm
pOrtaut members are Charlie Chaplin.
Douglas Fairbanks and Fatty Ar
buckle. The boys get together ever
ana anon, drink hard cider. eat cook
les and cut up like everything.
Richard Stanton has begun work
on a new Fox production at the West
Coast studios Enid Marley, Frankie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

CIeveland. OHIO. Nov 2f--Fire TO-
day destroyed the plants Of the CIeve-
land Paper company and the Bowler
Foundry company with an estimated
loss Of 5000. 900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
Years Ago Today
From The Herald OF
this Date, 1908.

- LNAAA44E1Eo AOL inc AIlL uAdALOu
n San Domingo were signed to
- day by president Wos Y GIL, and
the ministers Of the United States.
Belgium, Hayti aand Spain. The
cnditons provide a full guarantee for
the protection of the inhabitants and
all property. Expresident Jiminez
viii be called to power. and he will
form a cabinet as soon as possible for
the administration Of the affairs Of
the island.
J. Martin Jones has just returned
from a business trip TO Douglas. Ariz
The Utah militia has been called out
TO the strike region in Carbon county.
Almost the entire state guard is in
cluded, and the miners are becoming
restless.
J. E. FarnswOrth. general manager
FOR Texas and Arkansas. of the South
western Telephone and Telegraph
company. who has been in the Gift
since last Thursday. left last night
for Dallas He will take up the mat
ter of telephone rates for Ell PasO.
Thomas Jefferson Roush, who for
the past ten years has been a special
inspector in the United States treas
ury department in the west, his sta
ton Of late having been at Deming,
which frequently brought him to FL
PasO, has rendered his resignation to
the government. He will embark in
business.
A movement in real estate is ap-
parent in the Nesilla valley. ". $
Gillian. Charles Reush and Mrs. J. T.
Baker sold about $50 acres Of land 20
an FL PasO company last week for
price said to be $40 an acre. A l.
Houck, of the First National bank. is
a party 10 the deal. and his father is
IN the deal with him.
VIII A. Stewart. an attorney OF FL
Paso, was in Mexico City last week
and closed a deal with J. Ramon
OaIaca by which he secured an op-
ton on seven claims among what is
known as the "Oaxaca" gold mines.
The firm OF Sturges & Townsend are
said TO be interested with Mr.. Stew
art in the deal
Hon. George Whitehead. former
treasury agent at El PasO. who was
customs collector at san Juan short
" after the American occupancy Of
Porto Rico, recently returned there
on business after an absence Of some
months. and was received with many
manifestations of pleasure. which will
please his friends in FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
Headache.

Necllache. Backache. these cases
which find no relief-See Geo. D. Ken
dali, 226 Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

Edward Cecil. who supported
Gladys Brockweu in Conscience"
was for three years a sailor on ad-
mira1 DeWey's flagship. the Olympia
following the Spanish-American war
Cecil then took up play acting with
q wagon show, touring California
lumber camps
Robert Louis Stevenson's dearly
loved book. Treasure Island" is TO
be the next screen vehicle for the Fox
film Riddles. Francis Carpenter and
Virginia Lee COrbin VIII play the
leads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

Finest Laundcring-Cur
Acme aundry-Phone 4300-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

Plaza Auto Livery & Pass Cars
$50 d $500 per hour Phone 1OO6.-
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
THE
Daily Novelette,
THE PLINY CHUTES.

Synopsis OF preceding chapters:
From the day Of their betrOthal Mr.
and Mrs. Pliny Chutes have just the
sort Of life, teeming with adventure
and thrills, that is admirably suited
to a serial story. They are married
in q biplane by a nearby minister
driving a monoplane, the ceremony
being enlivened by a chase after a
crow that has swallowed the ring,
dropped overheard by the best man
For five years they are pursued by
Sparhawk Bludd, an unprincipled
scouudrel, whose airplane factory
they had pillaged for the means to
elope. and who trails tham- i'm
pow erful tWiplane. Bludd's gasoline
finally runs out. and he drops into
the Visitation Sea. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chutes spend the next seven years
among the Kittie tribes OF the far
north, being elected king and queen
respectively by the admiring natives,
and finally returning to America,
where Pliny goes back to his for
mer trade and they build a two story
home. the story being 200 feet above
the grOundl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
Company" Cake.
By CONSTANCE CIARKE.

powder together. Stir these ingre-
dents into the cake mixture very
lightly, turn a we'll creased cake tin;
place in a moderate oven and bake
for about IS minutes. When done
turn onto a cake cooler and leave
until cold, then fee with plain white
icing and decorate the top with pink
and white icing.-TOmOrrOT, Canoied
Orange Peel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26
HOGWALLOW NEWS

BgEK BoTFs. REGBLAR CoRRasFoNBBNT-
CopgTshted-E. L Adams George BasAnan)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

"%A An you explain satisfactorily,
Mrs. Chutes," asked the
judge, why in this time Of
German plots ana spies, you built a
house whose only entrance is two
hundred feet above the groUnd?'
IT didn't want to be bothered by
peddlers," she exclaimed. And I'm
a home loving woman and never like
to go out"
'.But your husband cried the
judge triumphantly- How does your
husband get into his new homer"
MY husband is steeple jack"
she replied simply.
The case is dismissed gasped the
Judge, as he weakly lighted mis- pipe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

first thing. Then you must keep the
skin more than ordinarily clean
wash with hot water and tincture Of
green soap, rinse with hot water then
with ice COLOR rub with ice This
treatment clears away the matter that
accumulates in the pores and en-
larges them, so they gradually shrink
to their normal size
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

tut Z cup OF butter substi-
- tute and one cup Of light brown
i sugar into a bowl; cream them
together until soft, then stir in Z
cup OF milk and one teaspoonfuI OF
vanilla essence; beat the whites OF
four eggs stiffly; sieve two cups OF
flour and two teaspoonfuls OF baking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-26

RS. Columbus A1lSOp was IN
MI Bounding Billows Wednesday
IL and looked right hard through
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
Bu6lerIC6i@Ca(e.

2luf cine redt eigenartige MeiTe finb
in ORuTi1d polen jeBt oaerboub
0rudiahen unter Oas @olt gefommen,
Die friiber an9itIish gebeim gebalten
ipurben. 9IIs bic rufIiT6en @erpaIs
tungsbeb0roeu lidb gum Qlboug in oas
Snnere oeS q, eS riilteien, befobl bas
3sniurs&Dmite oie .@erniGtun0" Der
bort uufgsiIopelten perbotenen 9iGer,
@rof9iiren unO 5lugblGtter. SIN
2aufe Ianeer Sabre bate ii6 iufoIge
Der 9tngt Der 8egierung Dor jeoer
politiTden lnO io5ialen qluftlGrung
bes @OlteS cine re6t erbetli9e MaKs
oerartiaer 2iteratur angeIommelt.
@alO aber funo iicb Elm 9dnoler, Der
gan5e so Stopeten fir oen 3entrer
5ubIte. fo0aB aug oieIcm GerdGft cine
Ginnabme BON runb 1900 @ubel sr-
5ielt murbe
SdOn Oorber bate ons genannte
Romite In rnberantnorilibem Qei9t=
finn beI9IoHen, hie Glteren, gum Sell
iebr iDertpoacn, ouf Oem SnOeg Der
&egierung fiebenSen Mcrfe aus ibrem
Morfdauer 9lrdiD gu berbrennen.
Sin pfIi4ttrsuer @ @eamter srbot
li4, eegen cine 8clObnung BON 800
RubeI DieIe Qtrbeit gu iibernsbmen. gr
befam iein @elo uno Ole @u9er pers
f4panben. @o@ nidt in Tldmmen
eingcn iie auf iOnOern Der Idlaue
Diener bes StoateS pertaufte fie an
einen finoisen Gopf. bas puO (gIei9
40 pfuno) gu l &ubel unO 90 Ros
psten. SIN Orange Ser @reigniiie
fragte niemanO, pobin Ole GJeheims
9ibliotbet peri9puuOen mar. Ser
geamte aber Itedtc einen ProTit bon
mebreren tauieno Gubel elm, unb mas
Der 0duoler nod perbienen miro, oaS
ldBt ii8 natiirIib nibt beurteilen. Gs
iOuen toiIbare WlanuItripte unO alie
ionlt ni9t mebr erbdltli4e Drude ibm
5uaefoIIen iein, fir Ole 2iebbdber
ipabrl4einIi4 re9t nette Siimm9en
5ablen iper0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
@efaAreM BEG 8iMt.

lleber bic Grage Orientiert Elm @rtis
lei in Der n9c9nil9en 9fuubI@au" bes
n9erliner 3ogeblott" pie folgt: Sns
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iIuo jeBt OieIe SeiIel uub fonIti9e @es
batter aus per5inttem GiIen in Sc
brau4. 9iirfeu Stefe Deroiutten Sc
fGBe audi gum &c6eu bon giabrungs.
mitteIn, gum BeifpieI bon N3us OOer
@urit, Oerfpenbet lperben, o9ne baB
man S8aOcn fir Oie @eIuno1eit beim
@enuB DieIer SpeiIen gu befiir9teu
braudt9 0ieie 6rage III gsgsnipGrtig
oft aufgeporfen iporoen.
gn ii9 iino 3intfal5e nitt eeraOe
gu ben itarten Giften gu aa3len. gla6
2elpiu fub Nlen9cn BON so Bis 100
mg. 3int i'm 9iter bem menf9li6en
a0rpsr erIt BEL forigeiebter .8ufubr
i8aoIid. Sduglinse iino olsrbings
bIel empfinOlidr; 6ssbalb 1T bar6
Reidsoeieb oerbolea, 5iatbaltigen
&aut'9ut gu @ougflaIGsn, Saugrins
gen unb Wdr5enbiii1en gu bsrarbsttsn.
Doriibsr binaus 1T au9 be Ginfubr
BON ameritaniFden @0rrpbit uniirIagt
iporben, ipel9es ouF per3inftem Gilens
orabtgeipebe getrodnet mar uno oobei
3inf geI0It bate; Osnn 'ein Gebait an
eiii9Iaurem unO GpFclfaurem 3int
tOnnte Bel 8inbern, i9pd6li6en un6
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Ddrmes berDorrlIfen. @nOererietts
tperbsn In @egenben, tDD Oas Minerul
8intblenoe borfommt, bduftg 5intbal>
tige Mafer eetrrntsn, obne baB bier
ourd bic @eIuubbeit gelt0rt ipirb. @er>
gtftuneeu bur9 3intbaltiges Srintpafs
ier itn0 bisber nibt betanHtgeporoen.
MGbreno bos 3int ii9 an Der 2uft
NIT elmer Saut iiber5iebt, ole es bor
peiterem 9(ngriffe f9iibi, pirb es Don
gBaher mertli9 ongegrtffen. Defenders
penn bas @aFsr &obleufdure ooer
Gblortbe sntbdlt. Sc retner bos 3int
lit, UNI 70 tpeniger l0it es iit. SoOa,
2augen unb Sduren 9rsifen bas 3int
fart an. 9ei einem gelegentli9en
@erlu9e fuub id, baB in sinpro3euti,
ger Msinfdurel0iung stn Gtad4en
3intble9 BON 4aX43 en-. Gjr0Be rad
balbitiinoigem &o9en 8 mg. an @es
ipt9t perloren bate; na9 petterem eins
ftiinbigen &oden mar Der @erIuit I'm
Is mg. geitiegen. Da oas 8le1Itiids
den cine beiosrfsitigs Oberfld6e BON
40 gem. beIaB, 70 piirbe cine 9lG9e
BON 1000 qcm. In elmer Sun0e unter
gIsi9eu llmItdn6cn 375 mg. 3int ab-
geben. 9si ldngerem &o6eu BON Iaus
rem Wlafen perben oIfo erbcbli6e
8intmengert BON ben @efGBpGnoen obs
gegebeu, fo baB Dor BEN Wlusto9en in
Der8intten SeRelH oswarnt perOen
muB. llsbri9ens Miro an9 aus 3ints
Iesierun9en. pie MefIn1 burb Mois
fer i'm aoufc Der 8eit 3int berausge-
loft. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

). 6rco. s. EoI6ott,icit mc6r ais
iltnt5lg Sobren in ser 9oIitif irnb
meiltens tonoueebcno in ser ocmo.
1ratiltben Fortei bon Baltimore.
eountD ieierte ecitcrn in leineul
9eim 0u SutberOiac iciuen "a. sc.
pllrisiog. Gr iAeint immer nod, 70
rnltle wie Dor Sn6rcn unO nobnl
piele bcr5lidc @rotulotioncn per 50.
lepbon uno bon 6reunoen cntgroen,
oie es nidt uuterloHen fonntem per.
lonltb bel ibnt por5ulpre6eu. Gr
laatc 9cltcrm CT iiible iicb nod, 10
Jnna mic nit 81 Sobren. ais er in
Die @olitif cintrat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

gtl' iss4 Sp Dcaann &c 81 nebncn umn bin
~ pel autgr 0'elm0bcit bin oe1eiIt.
egg oenueie has COMPOUND oreiniaI SeS
rSuNe2 na1 ben Mabl3citen uno bcinl
s,su.nulen4epen. Sd balte itcts cine Sloz
ius III @anle. Srau e. ". Burn
V"n, 3o9 SOUTH Str, cyondico, % ~
~ Hluhen ole lbre 0eiimobcit 8uriid err
SHlleli er3dblcn notilrlic1 anoeren% mas
SStgusll Dalf Wlandlc ic6rei6en uno de-
,'Hi.e'y ,s noB i6re Namcn uno G6otooros
'ro yg'vp mi oen 3cuauilien pcroffentiitbt
Sinn",l Si1uvl' %lele moerc iaaen ibrcn 6reuu.
hoy, S'SSre.ccn S sic an bic 2Dbfa s.. @inf.
Xxx" f,S,, Dscolr'ne 50. (bcrtranlidD) nm glnis
s"'"snu9 "";S9 allee neiicn, mas Sie l6cr bieie
Se1nel! 1sn 81 wiiien mhnIdjen. W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
SdJOIIi(o6es llrIci(.

Su Ser lr9ottiTten sGcuatsIariFi
nEbe S6iiIe q ScoIiii6 patriotic
magazine" ilanO tiirsG6 inter Der
llebcri9riIt; naDie Der Gn9ldnoer
pirtli9 augIie6t", foI9enbes: Der
GugIdnoer, Der lei alien leinen uuah,
9ene9mca CiaIl4afteu ouc6 nod Ia,
6elIiibtig iii, 1T leiner glrt na@ not.
wen6ig teu4lerilA. @r III ii Der Tdi
70 beu9teriTC6. boB Isinc SdbslInht
oft niht BLOB cine 5olsc Ieii;er Ret
gune III, feline eigeneu Gebler an on6e=
ren 81 RIDDEN. &nS lit Ole ehte S)euc6ez
lei bcS ollergeneinlien SeuGlerS: oes
9eAAlerS, Scr niht nur po@t6t, Tus
geuOen gu bciibcn, Die i6m ganS fremn
iino, ionoern aid bstellert, uihts bon
Qailern au rinsn, bic er tdglib iibi
uno bic Ct obsn0rein curH bic beims
tiidildbe inb fcige Wa8obe leu9net.
baB er Ieinch gRacbbar eten OieFer Ca
Iicr beIduloigt. nit Der Sin5uiiiQpng,
iie Icien Teiae djaratteriTiiiHc Ci1en=
I4aft." OTfenbar Elm @4otte, ber Seias
Gneldnoer tenHt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

Der SliFhngsrat Der Sobannss.
syoIteuratb. StIftun1 in S0lu Eat tes
I6loHen, .folasroen GariFtTteGsrn uHt
G9riftitelerinren Gbrenqoben TN sc.
Idmtbetrose BON 1000 nldrt su BE-
ioiligen: gfcinbaro Gorgs, Nurt Mos
red, 0ons Stcieer. 4orl gGogcnFeIO
Sobonnes S6fof, sgrciEcrr SamtS boz
Gumppeubere. g1enaie IyiIber, 81
Gbrifopb g}uiGS. 1000 Mlart Iins
sur llnterTtiBung an in &0lp anfdiiigt
GdriftIleles un6 GdriftftelessnHel
berfuonot ipcrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

@ie Sopaner bafen in Der qrooin3
Tengtisn SauIenbe BON @ubo61Itatucn
aus @ron5s. bic IN alter @empeln aufs
9eiteIIt iparen, oufgetauft, um iie 5ur
9tusfiibruug Der 9uftrGoe bon 3riegss
Iieferuugen einSuIcbmel5en. Serner
erparben fie in Der proDin3 S9ans
tung, rngeodtet Der WloBno6meu Der
hineiiftcn glegicrllns, grObe Men1en
<pferoelo fir oen gleit9cn 3iped. Gle
ltmeeben babel oos gerioufs9ebot in
her meiie, Dab iie eegen GilberOolorS
Noten Der einbeimiI9en 8auten ertpers
ben unb oieie banH seeeu RupferseIb
sinipe9ieIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

ny - W
p0S nit 0iBanfdls
len, fiiblte MIDI lc6r
opgcipanut, ba icD
5luel Sabre lang
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fiiGlte, beincbte mid
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lpiinidte, 9u ipilrs
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bam 8 2'cge I a d | c
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
eMnhlMe gemperninr.

Nlls Den iibrieen Yrm0es.Metter.
beobadtunas + Stationen purOeu Die
tol9enAen b0diten Eemperonuen, ole
mus llbr aeiteru 9lben0 6crri6teu,
beridfef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

!, @iiien e. Der permcmiclt INNER O.
9Iraonncn uno 81 9(rornaeu nit &C.
Gar0anNlenl"
Jfcue'G GPeife. uIa0cu Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

nal Gellner, ooS III wo5l ein peqc'
ioridcs 9eciileof2" u@ieio ?"-
,.9lo, 0aS iipo bod mebr 3picbeIn
ais 9eeiitaai."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

. Beseiteruna Simmclsto6ter,
NaB Did CUR Grbe nieoer,
unO f4pino Oh unien 0Gupteru
Sein iieereib Banner lpieoer;
Sann' ibn binpea, Den llnDolo,
Den Ddmon unIcrer 3eit,
Dies idldfris Iabme G9cuTal,
@snonnt GIei6siiltigteitl
gluersbsrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
g}otlonol. .Nunfen,


eo2-olO D1arpIano aruIl enllblua.
glattonal.8unfen.
,,E6e cI6 1piun National Qnin", wap. inn
9getersSlrope. Socob W, pooi, %riotnr
,essuHS SsS n Sadsnai fsS1' saSi 4ss enS.eroaoDaO
lN 9 9RdQiler, Ndllrer
,,geeifsra Geilcnal Nauf@, IA Noro euap.gir
@. DlurioA @oIlirer
Staats.ganten.
,,Deutlhr ganl pun Baltimore" baltimore. nuD
0pui0obsGirabc. 2lugult gBeber, Eraioenii
SuOH V. ynuber, SicesBrllloent; WeotAe u.
2ana, Saiiirer.
Spor.gdnten.
,1entide epatbanf pun 80llImOfeH, 0nlolDa
nlio gdiiuioreStrahe
Sruit.Gcmpeanien.
neale 4epOVt ano SFut GcmpaAb", ~ Gonlo'
Sir0be
gaunaieridIicn, E6iiren denlter-
ra6men 01oeu. etc.
Sas, 2 6paer s so. ii5-ii7 eno.atoetl@
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Csowin a. aamrss MeDlsmaIt; Vaieme, SuN,
oels UMuemorfeu Nerldasrenie. WlaruaWo
Ghapiin ", StrqaJom iiU--ii7 eolv Wnil6iua,
ahriAe Srlaprui0
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NraiilSIrcn ldf 1872 eriol0rei0 IL Bdlhaiort.
glttonlobile.
En6aro. I 80 $500 2b S27b0
sEadarb Wigiar 60 VI NalfmOre". 0udrle9.
SSyab. uuo Nit 9lUuaslucnle
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,Wl0rHc W,Dbile Co., Wdtaae liJa--l4l0,
'@barleoiSir0be.
Observation-Disclosures @ierdtbe Sums.
rcien mo 0eiIilaeliildlierei.
eirllllug sarnrr 81. 2ob slnro'eaca.eir. uuo
E6e @isheS ( eilfyr 60. SO piaoi sna0s
oeuiIOcc GonenacInait
Elumbine, Snrndces, Nanaes mna
Ccfeu. 1adl0edten lno Rinnen
Bennett @rOs.. bes observation-disclosures
SAWlsrlhmirSe m0 chambers
Sem Nuter,, i7al 9aomeS.etsaDt. y n y.
RECEPTIONS gScile 1899.
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~TsOtias 5nc.Ssrd6ssapas.@,isnlaal" eol.
ih0n nu1 tnliinwte 4hdAe
pHemim-AmtrNuiihe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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gl&bploticn Wtetal, etc.
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photograph.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
Sruit.G Gompagnien.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

Ofuiten Idbmt bid;
SaIien erGmt bid;
Sleib ernGbrt bid.
S4peiB ober ebrt bid.
Grnelt 3isI.
Gas Gpfcr. &ebt fommt
ser SER @uritler nit Sem mill.
len mir pom Sriea reocn, 01na gicbt'
q @an0il" aQ9icio oGnu2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

leopln r. a0aneiS MeDismuIt; Vaienie NuNs
oelS G6uem0rfeu NerlaaSrenie NlaruaNh
Iuiii MilnilN.
Chaplin VI. StrltiOM llH---iiT 1aiu WnllbiuQ,
fSdhri0p SflnhrulN
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Ftaiililrcn Icit 1872 eriOl0reid0 IN Hdihniort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
idJ0ft-W -Wettcr.Y Yurean.
Neriht Ocs Baltimore Wetlerbnreans

Ger 6eudtiefeitssebolt Ser 2uft
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

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