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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

Mems Sample Suits and
0vercoats-gray. brown and
blue paiterns-worth 10 SIS.
go for S6.s5.
Mems Sample Suits and
Overcoats, beautifully tail
ored-worth TO $3.50, go at
1886. We're selling these
Samples CHEAP. but they
are not "cheap suits" THEY'RE
samples-One Of a kind-but
all sizes included.
Mems finest Suits and
Overcoats. beautifully tail
ored, including the celebrated
Kaufman and Strauss Pure
Wool fabrics. former prices
10 $1,000. cut Wednesday in
Sample Suit Sale 10 S11.S5.
Hundreds of stylish Suits
and Overcoats in this lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

MINIS WALK OVER and SAN
PIE SHOES. BROKEN LINES.
" ORTIZ 500. 60 NJ xf.os.
Mems Zine sample Dress Shoes,
worth 10 $500. 60 al SEAS. isuy
two pairs for the price ~ one.
Mems Finest sample shoes. worth
10 500. 70 at s3.fs q pair.
Mems Heavy Work SHOES. for
this vet weather. worth 10 $500. 70
at s2.S5.
The Final Wind up 81 our Great
again viii high grade shoes. such a.
etc, he Offered for 10 little money.
In this great S3o.ooo stock has been
sale prices. And note the following
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20
Walk0Ver Shoes $l.98

BOYS WET WEATHER SCHOOL
SHOES. ALL SOLID LEATHER.
go At rt.05. GIRLS $3.50
SHOES. sI.8s.
Ladies Comfort Red Cross Shoes,
S2.tS.
Ladies Two-toneJ Shoes, black Md
Vsmp with fswn. pearl and brown
top. ~. ~ and l6-ineh tops: all
sires. worth 10 $1,000. no at S2.0S.
Shoe sale starts Wednesday. Never
Walk Overs. Florshiems. Red Cross.
Tome. take your pick. Every article
marked down % lowest rock bottom
these prices can't be beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

MIR. II. M. Rogers, Who Secured the Great Emporium
and Larsen-Muellcr Shoe Stock of Portland. Oregon
Makes Great Clothing Purchase. Grabs Wonderful
Sample Suit Stock and VIII Throw Il All Sale
Wednesday Morning at O'clock Sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

UNION sToae-us'os HOURS "Wednesday wen throw an
entire Sample Sui, Stock SALE and il in need Of
an Overeoat Suit in and give these the
they're priced TO sell a hurry-and by Wednesday night
we don't want a one left And look how wen sell Shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20
GLASSES

More shan IS yrs prxc-
sfr~ examinins EYES.
hitting and raRktnx
GLASSES.
Abi>. permanent
a. reasonable
DIR K~owIro~
1851 srd Ave. opp 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20
santry nsr sad ss.ia
trflcsa raia snaIssalal

rrter- rsif Tr~Saser- fec Txs..
rsattfy. Veal and fsrk
Itfeiisr- -ifil s.-s-ttssssr.s..s.s.. I
ptfAs-fet $4,000 sssssesssssss q
fzr- sststssss+s sssssss sssssssassss Z
usn- -tuisr lts .+ss-ss+sst .is0 .
over lns sssasssss ssssssss Z
rtxro-s Good sire. daE ..4.....i
Ros-tsr- old. live .-...t.s......... 4
pork-Goad block hors ..s..... 40 :
ts.l-TanrT. &C. 90 tst pound iEg ist
sailing Price. 90 RETAILER Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20
Take Murder Suspect

Suspected Of being the murderer
Of Charles Matn. killed at Eighth
ave. and Union St. Friday morning.
Nlck Lakusta. an Austrian. II held
hy the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

in nd
easy aymenp s35 s5i50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-20

Tho BRADFORD CLOTHES
SHOP. nj Fourth and PIKE. just
closed down and Rogers grabbed all
their Arrow Collars. They are on
sale tomorrow at = for t5c.
Hundreds Of MEMS HIGH
GRADE SHIRTS that sold 10 $500.
70 on sale "Wednesday nj SSc.
They're the surplus stock Of one 81
Seattie's largest stores.
wednesday wen sell MEMS soc
PRESIDENT ~ SPE>DEKS nj
.Jc. Zoe iiandkerchiefs nj &c.
Mems Wool SoN 20 NJ f3c Mems
Cotton Sox nj &c. Mems Wool I'm
~ you want 10 saye--be here
starts Wednesday morning nj n.
are UNION STORE-we eater Ia
ITATunN or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
For Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises

Hcrc ia .tmcriC; there i mIi,h -uC-
!crtnG from catarrh and hcad noises
American people would do well - .'u-
slider the method employee hy tn" lUs
iSl 20 combat this iuSidiouS diS"HS,
Everyone knows how damp the tnc
uSh climate ~. and how dampacsS ar
feet. those suffering from catarrh. IL
Eng lani they treat catarrhal deafness
ana head noises as a constitutional dis
ease ana use an Internal remedy for
II that IL really very .IiiCaCiOu-.
Sufferers VINO could scarcely hear
hay" had their hearing restored by thi,
Eng lish treatment 10 such an extent
that Tia. tick Of watch Mas plainly
.udinl" seven and eight inches ava!
from either car.
Therefore. If YOU know someone who
deafness "r head noises cur Gu, thi.
formula and hand II 10 ;hcm aud YOU
may have been TN" means nf s,Ninc
some poor sufferer perhaps from total
deafness. Th" prescription can be
easily prepared at home FOR ..bnu, 1Jr
and j. mad" as follows:
From your druggist obtain on az
farmlnt tb"ubie Strength. about sc
worth Take this homo and ada ia II
graduated sugar: stir until dissolved
TAX" a tablespoonful four times a IL y
PaIlnint - used IN This way no, onlN
10 reduce by tonic action tho infi.lu
NATION and swelling in III" EustaChis
! ubcs ana mus 10 "qllaliZc tn. air
pressure on the drum. but To ,o,rc.,
amy cN".sS Of secrctious IN IN" mi,i:lc
car. ana the results - gives arc usu-
ally remarkably Iuiok aud effective.
amy form should :iNs this is,:," {,
rial Adj,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

-. 1853. ~ This cts. wh"r" "a" resided
all Of his life. with TIA" cNc"ptiou 81
k" !"W N""rS spent ga the south Ills
pnr"ntS w"r' .i"ulcs Cl"lHuI .;iu JaItrt
Nuil"ok. natives of scotland iic vas
educated VA tn. s"ho"ls 81 lynn, hhUr.
aud at tn" !la'k-nu NGricuiturdl Hu"
M"clEtuI"al t"li":c. low III \iuiuia
i'oiN tc"huic Institute. tp"u compile.
ti"n OF has studies h" r,turu"d so
Lynchh'IrS ANA entered int, business
with his father and brother. To" lat,
James cl"land. shortly Afterwards 10
moved - Wick SburS. Miss. Who," IA"
W1S Sur"rr,t"hd"ht "f Tie cas- """,r.
remaining ihcr: AMI! the yellow -icv"r
"pid"mic - ISIS. when h", r",uru"G r,
i.!n,hbur- AMI re-cm,.'ed his father
i'rri.
MI cicltnd married Miss rlo -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

BEDFORD CITY. VA. February ~.
a telegram w.s received this morn
ing from New orleans b., Mrs l.. H.
Gregory announcing the death Of her
brother. MaJoi =. t.. DAVIS. which o..
CURED At ih" home oi his adopted
dauShter. Mrs rsui Jahnke Major
Davis. wh" VAS a native OF BEDFORD
City, ana son Of I'll" late Judge Mica.
Jan DAVIS. "-s about eight. -one
years of age He Was conrederat.
soldier, -nlistius - toe opening Of the
WAY IN company Or the Second V,r-
GINA cavalry Regiment. Afterwards
"einS promoted 4" adjutant He laicr
became aid-de-"ainp TO Governor John
= Floyd. with whom he .ervcd until
til" clos" OF tho war.
For thirty-ii"e years Major B;,vis
Was editor -in-Dh!ef Of the New Orlean.
fi'riHn" Ia" "as married. in Texas.
10 MISS Moll!f T.. Moore Al author.sS
who did several wears ago Burial
viii take plac. in New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

i"ro"m"ht Of prohibition Laws. AN
amendment bein. tina: five citizens. ia
SN"a" 81 one, must Ill" rhtrrys AGAINST
- delinquent officer in IL" court in
the Process "f custer for ilur. TO dis.
charge his official duty.
Th" committee viii take hu.l action
Oh tn" !ill to Great, til" oilC. of com
missioner nf prohibition on ThurStIay
might This Involves q special stain,,
Ian al ]" cents on every quart Of
i'1uor delivered ~ til" State to main
tain the commissioner ana his depart
.ncut
The Agricultural Committee to-uichi
reported faNorablY the "opcr formula
bill Tor fertilizers and fui cotton..r.d
products. that prcs"ribcs penalties for
j"lInpu"uCieS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
GOV ERNbU sri >Itr WitITEs
DE E.NI,uMr ML.I:E I-Al"TI. 4:

rho Year Roof gives d"tail.d ..c-
tailed account Of ~" N"ril tnar haY
been done duriug tn" year tu tho
various divisions of 'hr d"rarim"nt.
aud contains numerous articles mat
discuss IN rra.t!,ni way various a@ri.
rui'uCal interests. An interesting artI-
clc from the pen az Governor STUART
describes III" rroat e>prrt hccf-cactIc
industry II Southwest Virginia
80 particular vain" - this I'm" Is
Ia complete "&2rs5tiou ~ trc nov Fed
oral farm, loan w., detailing ~ p"pu-
lar l:,uEIsE. the s''p~ O." hc taken an
oder To ec.urc IT," h'u'Tts Of ia. ari :
l"ar features
Their "r~ man" ;snan' fai.u""s wh"
laro saved up some money. and ~" th.
help - a ions -ijino io.n. With reason
ahlo Interest. u'a> have lpu" az
their own" saNs tho Year Book. dis
cuSsiuC ~" n"w llw THIS far'n loan
l.w Viii ruSilc mann thousands o.
tcu.itt 'arn.ci- - hut 'h"ii own home
"au instead ~ moviiG about from plnoo
- place. e ttli NJ a,.atnr !utcrcst ia
tie roinu,unity or ~ improvements
VIII Income settled p, siu.uts History
-n""r SHAT the >truu-ost AID mos.
prusprE"uF S,E1f- .rc those Whirti haS 2
tuicklt srtiIcd Manufacturing popuia
rion
pi"y, @r.,' noon 90 our Southland
in N'rsiul". - ror r-ut "f cur fnrmcis
ar, tcnauls Uutor tba provi-iou. OF
iite lass "uo-h,if 81 th,s upuac!.
with!u 'ir mas uou4d" may hcrp.nc
o"". o. uaIl ouutrs homes
rN.ut'f +" trtofoH % the nov mar.
" alN 500 aUl q" "u Illustrated tr"ni-
4 an, 'ho u'e - me barrels pos,
'ali1,r ~ iaIm utojuc'. Trc
".lsus ~ 'h- yen: EruN hc=nu ycs-
'.,d hul wiu "e several vol IS.
D" "" rNo'y :riwor on the mailing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
Mrs. Levi. y. >-i-on. sr.. Buried.

HDt'ia 10 Iht HINES DIS patCh
'tl-PEPEE. VA. February 20 Fin
neral services for Mrs. lewis =. Nell
son. ST.. ""r" held in The Ep!scopa
Church her" t"-day. wit% Rev. EcnSey
j Hammond. REV. Alexander Gait. Of
,hnS' 'huich. Brandy Stat On. and
I:e, j " Var. forrner rector o,
INK church. now Of Sheph erds,own.
w W.. ;-EinE p.rt. tulpeper Chap
,"r. United Daughters OF the Confed-
er.C!. attended in : body. - lid church
examinations. INCLUDING the Ladies' Aid
Soc'e'y. 81 which latter Mrs Nelson
vas the lifetime president The pail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
Al the Movies To-Day

ISiS-Mary Mile. MIntcr. In "'The
o:cntic Intruder" aud Charlie CHIP
lin. In "rhc ltink.'
bIJOt House Peter. snd Myrtle
St"dmRn. In ''rhe HDppincss or
Three Women, also Francis y.
hushninn aud BeNrri! Bn!nr, IN
'''fh~ t:rent Secret
tOLONlAI.-t;aII kRne and Nah
Ion Hamilton, In ..rhc Rcd woman:
n'so sidney Drew, IN - comedy.
oDEON-tlIcc joyce and unrr.
M0re!. in "Thr Courage Of SIlencc,''
Hud Nrs. Vernon Castle. In "Pntria.''
NItION - DOrOih, Kelly nnd
Charles ni"hmnn. In "The secret
II Ing dom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

hearers wcI" nr. =. H. GoldShcrouS a .
j. James Roberts. Edwin IL Gtbson.
severn Nottingham. 4. l.. ioohl"c and
lIernd"n Brown.
Fnicrmcnt Was In Fa'rNicw Gene
tory Among tn" relatives her" tor th.
funeral were l. Nc.aon Pace. Of lows
bu!S. w Va: MIR ana Mr.. GARNER
Nelson. Mi ana Mrs IIillobanuon.
SpcrryNiile. Va: Judge Gr!nuan. Mrs.
John Miller aud Tom Neal. OF l:ich-
nond: Mrs. John y. spencer and Mrs
w w. Williamson. OF banViilc. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

tn" fun"rai or GARLAND Eavnc SIX
t''h years old. Of South Sycamore
St''"i. waS conducted from me home
yesterday afternoon 4; o'ciorh In
tefhch' was in ga wood Cemetery.
'ouhe f"Nt", VINO Mas - son OF Mr.
ana Mrs T. w. Bayn", was injured
when ia. jumped from the porch o. q
puIdinE under cons tru"tion H.
death w"s preceded by much suffering.
ihe aSonN causing him 10 become blind.
lie - survived by his parents and one
sister Miss Bertha Baynr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
For neIief Of Blind Soldier.

Featuring e Program % wid. range
Madam. AIS Iarrcyn-. noted So
p!hno grand opera star. viii sing .t
The Acadcmy of Music on February rs
for the bcncn; Of the British French
-" Z ian Blind Relief War Fund for
soldiers ana sailors. Madame I.arreync
has aprcar.d IN grand opera in :. MA :
j"riiv Of the European capitals and is
no." tourin. this country IN the interest
az This movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


~. John K. Harris = tvrmeyr resident
~ Louisa County. hut more .eccnt.v OF
'aducah. ~. died at tina. place on
February Is. ait way buried !,s,
Tnursda} near 'larksvillc Tenn.
p' i'arris was horn IN lS3. in
Louisa County. He studied ~ Eich-
nond College. ana later taught .choo!
untii tn" Wa between the state.
broke ont. when he enlisted with The
FrcLcuicks Hall Cray ~ lia,f!s Vas
taken prisoner whilr serving tn. south.
nut "ns later par oied- aud went Ia The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

Especial !" The Times u spatch
liEATIiSNII.i.E. w February 90
Perry Henson. aged ten y.aIS son o.,
MIR. and Mrs GEORGE henson. OF Wrrms
died on SATURDAY Night .! pnerrnoria
burial Was IT the EaptISt Church SER
vices being conducted rY rev T. l..
III. :dcasilc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
q. =. Written.

Special To T..e ri.n,- spatchl
CLIFTON FORGE Va February %.
r. :. Written. prominent business
man OF Eoteiour. COUNTY living a,
~ gle Rock. died there this morning.
following brief illu"s- The funeral
vii take place to-morrow 81 tho Tres.
hNterian Church. near There. Mr Whit
ten had served on TN. boa nd Of super
NisorS FOR several terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

MIS-. Mary Elizabeth Avery. widow
"i j. =. Avery. died ~ II O'Clock i. 81
night AT her home. 9"ll East Grace
H'r'"i She leaves three daughters
MIS-" Carrie T. .Ivcry, Miss Lille
NNcry and Miss Mary Louise Avery.
ana ihtc" sous, James r. Avery Em-
hcIt NJ. Avery ana I:ohcrt Lee Avery.
Sin" ~ also survived by Two sisters
MIS- j. W. Gaines and Mrs. j. t..
crc"vy.
Funeral arrangements vii, he an.
nOunCcd TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

ROANOKE. VA February Pc The
Tinted states District Couri couve,ed
her" TO-DAY with on. = the isrg..,
H""k"tS tn the annals OF inr coiIr,
'"i 'uis di'trict Il probably viii be
several weeks l.. fore the session chi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

I~p"cinl 10 TIE TimeS-D i >DatCh
LYNCHECHG. VA. February 20
"a ward \ Clcland. president ~ the
Iceland Peck Company. and ior mluy
.c;rs q leading citizen Of lyncIhurc
died :h's morning OF pneumoni, at MS
residence. II. Was horn on Dccoil,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21

Mcdica, College Of Virginia. from
which he graduated lie WAS later
mad" assistant surgeon in the aruS.
and held tia, position until III" close
OF the war.
IL" ~ sprri>c Cd by his wife. who was
Miss MARY FIG. Of ,"is city. AID four
sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-21
Have a Bottle Handy |!

Cloans I.inincnt is assigned its
- place among the trusted family
rcmcdicSin thousands of mcdi-
cine closets. Confidence in it is
based on the uniform effectiveness
with which it banisl1cs the pains of
rheumatism, neuralgia, govt, lumbaeo,
sore stiff muscles. bruises, sprains snd
strains. Cleaner and easier 10 use than
mussy p'astcrs or ointmcnts. 1t penefraies
and relieves quickly quHhout rubbing.
Az all druggists, Csc. soc. and 81 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
GprrcIpOnont Baltimore I6v Soantoo, Ocn ?. September


mWenn ib SOnntogs auf Der Rons
gel ite9e," iagte elm qfarrer, nunb bic
toitboren SOnntaesgepdnber meiner
Pfarrtinber Iebe, ibre neuen RIeioer,
i3re feOersei9miidten 6iits, 10 frogc
id MIDI: 100 fnb 6enn beilte bic glr-
men2 Menn i'd absr nod Der 9repiai
Die SammeIbii6ie 0ffne unD bic Yfens
uiee cable, bann frose ib mid: mo
paren benn bellte bic Retden9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

@@ei' fleen &ntori freet iic6 ondA
@r iillgt, ais ipollt er lade' 49,
Sci ihtia, on @ief, oielueil onr GnO'
Del 9oriat fonuf ertunbe'l
9ie Bloc I'M ipeiBe' 9iinaelder -
Sc bai9e' iid I'M fife
I'm !. @unneridlogl Sebt aiper fiji
9ie 6enidter iifeeriIiel
@enn- -ipadt mel Goriab ipi0oer uff,
1erf er feeu' 3iupof riete'; 49,.
sym gtepiueItiib1e ribrt iib mas:
0(ei Gorias mel Sofietbe'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Sd bott ner ernidtli6 porgelutlpm'
aeea 3ltuaf mebr 81 raaDe':
W}er pafft 1ei' @jelo nor in Oie suft,
9eroerbt Ii1 9ul9' mn Wlage',
9lleen II an 70 'eut gSo'niittag,
@u orauBe' blatift Oe' &ege'
IoB so mel gutter goriaB i9loft
9eS fumnit ruer iebr gelege',
@eI6ipin0 'es 4eiihe onge5iuO',
@}ei' Iaueentbebrt' 9e5age
60 eb6es unaeliino2 glb babl
@es pGrutt 70 Ser5 I'M W8a8e'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Soloot (5pei Shin6en bel itroneil.
Oeut 97egen ais 6elowade itebeuo) !.
,gSos 6ab' if tlnmer iiir &raluaa ge-
madt, ipein meme 8erebrte 5iun
Stelloidein beiin idoniten g8etter mn
INN finn 01irtuteu 6i ipat fanGl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

S4mol8buber (su einem Romera@
ben, Der feline 9lnge65rigen me6r boD:
rSa, no BAIT 6u Oenu NADIA O0s @elb
ber9"
W1oir6uber .9Ds9 So, ipooH, b0s
mar bait - gS6ab" gluiUsiiuug!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Qlr5t; myao6 ems: Der arante mub
tii8tie f4piBen; fOreen sic bod oas
fiirl~
Sauspirtbin: ~Tas ipirb ii4 f1,n
BON felbit mahen; morgen 1T bic
Wtonatsmietbe fGaig; ou made id
ibm bic 91ue beiB geuugl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

nWenn Sbre Sousbditeriu Elm iOls
der 9ra1e 1T, iparum fiiu6igen sic
ibr bann ni9t9"
nS9 babe i6r I@on Oreimal setiins
Oigt, o6er ser 8rief fom ieoesmol an
mid 3uriid nit rem @ermert: wgl0reiz
lat Derpeigert Qlnnabme!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

Soloat (glodts I'M llnteritano aus
Dem S1lnfe mitfabrenO): nDouner-
iDetter, 1T min cine feinolid)e 2OI
@entimeter-@ -@rauate IN Der 9}dbe ge.
plobt ODER bat @amerao SebmannI
iuieoer 70 geibnardt2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
9lns 8 @ aInu.

n@ihen Sic i6on, onB man al
Ser gon3eu Sitieefiiite iin0 0en Oorti-
gen @ooeorten feinen 8erniteiu nlebr
finoet2~
nDos lit ia gor nift nl0eIih II"
n9o6l 9ie @erniteins iilo nGiRIib
ale eitg3ogen Doroen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
@epibtn

Grau Gum 9ienihudoden): n9lu-
na, Der Doftor fonuHtl 8ieben sic
roib Die SsalonIis in ole &0be, ionit
bringt er ipieoer eiiten 9tohtbeilb
IN gInrehnunale
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
Der 8 run 3.

pWos ma9t beun eieentlitb Der
Spunb2"
80, Der bat ii3 feline gan5e Rurz
riere ruiniert."
rWas bat er benn ongeFent9"
nglus bem &orps lit er ousgetreten,
I'm gu itubiereu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
llnon en- cb m.

Stu0ent Gin 6eloe, cingn 6retnoe
|ihreibeno): oDenfe Dir. mein Yeb !
lSeit ecitern Iiegc id nit meineul
|SdneiOer 3uionuneu in eiu ln0 benz.
lelben @hiibengraben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

gr tann's ni9t fiu6en.
q. 9'rr; p,,. llnb mas fagen Sic ron
,S9rem aonOaufent6alt in DieEcm
0ame QorpulenD: SD finOe, SaB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

man ropiO in OieIem uailieu 0ess
fla6tl"
9err: o@aOon 1T Sbnsn isDo9
nlc9ts an5umertsh endbiges arOu=
Leih.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

9eim Spielen lit 0lar ms Mofer
eefalen, aber gliidli9 tpie6er berauss
gefiibt porben, Noboem er abQe4
trOdnet iIu6 ins 8ett gebra4t por0eu
III, Iast er bttten6 az Ieiner gluitsr:
ogli4t pabr, ltama, iebt brau9e id
MID bod morgcn 5riib ui9t paTbsa
gu lohenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
q fnnft

.@as MAIDEN Oenn ei9entli6 S6re
beiDen 909ter2~
nSin6 ale 5pei gliidliH 0er9ei-
rat6et Sine 0apon lei6er un9Iiid-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
gReferi0n

@otte (als id bic 5rdu i6m i'm
neueiien aOitiime Qe3eioD: ola. @r=
ma, iao', tpas 0u piai, 6em bg3ente
ties AleiOunssItiid 1T geosupariig
bod 0eiu ~ @a0etoitiiml"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
@is innae Nangftau.

Sunge 9oisfrai, 5u elmer @duerir:
nMit Sbren @iern bin i9 abIolut
nibt 5ufriebenl. ... Sdon fiinfmol
iiuo mir @iertuden oamit miBras
tben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
0er FIeine @erraIler.

Sa aat oi 8rnt 0bcrfamir Die NIT Grenou ouf Der
Srobe paereu qeb .cl a5or 1T Elm tuqcs Eberm 81 t bic
Gr pobn d regelndBg ae Die onDiou 0aS Teld
eieu9ei&d 0as Sci6eaus Maa beat Inn Die @de uuo @Qr
l1tf 1dnurltrodS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

glenb: .g8ie iA bore, ipurDe ibrs
@erlobung infolge elmer Wleinuugss
berI9ieoeu6sit oufeeboben."
Bella: nSa, er ipar Der Wleinun9,
# babe Gjelo, un0 iie mar Der Wlei=
nung, er babe iOas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
.nf 0er Sternmarte.

9[uf Der Q tcrnnart
QlitrOuom: Der Stern ben Sic
jebt iebeu, If 8ipan3ie MSiuiouen Dleis
len eutfernt!"
9adfiiH: o9On tier oben rosr
bonn GrobOoeu9"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

M1eier nno WHiller trcffen iid aut
ser StraBe. Sn oeuHeIben afouteut
tritt IN Ginger @ntferuung chi $err
aus eineru 8igarrenlaoen n9lh, Der
$uber, oieier iiuousite6lidbe Serll"
iagt Wleier ~ oa6cr I'M cine 3igarre
bon ibnl aii ,cbinoen, fonmt er mir
g'roo redt~ ~ &itber 5eigf iih ie'
oot obqeneigt: 09eomi're ~ bab'
MIR oieie bier bel mirM Wieier:
rgla, oen uihtl...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
TofaIer DoppeIffnn.

5otoIer DoppeGffnn.
Dosent Ger ii9 Grgert, SaB elm
STUDENT etipaS auffdnig feline 9ors
Ielilng 0srIaBD: mSb besreife uiht,
ipie man Bel oieIem intereHonten
Sbema bic @orIeiuns perloKen tannl
!. Wolen mir bofFen. baB es benz
germ falerbt eeiDOrben iit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
Woran 3 Ifeot.

Boran's Iiegi.
&unoe (eiIe)s SPOT Die 1ame nidt
einen etpos l6iefeu 9luno2"
!oeirai6s0ermttler Is. @oit 6es
pabre, Das iAant nur io pie ylaI
its4E niAt sap5 p PSF gliit'n!' -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02

aWeeine Serren, 0ie ridtige ee-
FERTILE luterI9eioet Iid BON Der
Sun0Speteriilie oaoitrA, 0aB oic
geteriilie nab 4SeterIilie
rie6tl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-02
JdfoIe @rQGn3lfn-o-

"yfi4 lam fein Mann bet60ren Il
lp oelIbe 8eruunft. un6 Oieie Der
nuuft 1T meiu
.SS psiB! S6r DfenIt8irm firs