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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19
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practice law IN west virrinia =
The bills passed by tho House m tha
forenoon were on the following rnb.
jects. each being q local mean
which appeared on special eaiendaa
for consideration Saturday night. bul
which were not taken up AZ that time
Charleston charter; prosecuting al
torney OF Wood: school loyies, Richie
county; national road route wheel
ing; providing appropriation s125,0ot
for Wheeling street Improvement; r.
lating TO A. B. Maxwell, Raleigh conn
ty; terms Circuit courts; rights o.
way through state property, AthenJ
bailifis' Ninth Judicial Circuit terni
Circuit court. Fayette; Huntington
school district; Elklns streets; Mar
tinshurg schools.
After defeating an amendment pro
posing 20 include lager beer amonn
the intoXicants covered by the meas
ure, the supplemental prohibition bill
was passed by the Senate today, a..
was the road bill agreed 10 by a joir
committee Of both Houses Of IN
Legislature. Tho liquor measure PRO
vides way for hospitals to get alcoho
for medicinal use.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

Thursday but probably viii not DC
further considered.
The Senate bill relating TO deiin.
quent tax collections was taken up
out OF order on motion OF Senator
Gregory and passed. Another import.
ant bill passed by the Senate was that
providing for physical and military
training in the public schools. An.
other passing this branch OF the Leg.
islature was that originating In the
House, relating 10 the Circuit Court
OF the Twenty-first circuit. The coun.
ty salaries bin as passed by the
House also was passed by the Senate.
During the afternoon session the
House passed the Spencer charter bill,
which already had passed the Senate,
to take effect, from passage. Three
other measures passed by the Senate
were passed by the House before re.
cess was taken until Saturday night.
They relate to affldavits, releases and
Acknowledgements; itinerant vendors,
House bills relating to game and fish
and mining partnerships also were
passed.
The House committees reported ad.
verseiy on the bills relating to the FOL.
lowing subjects: Sessions OF Leglsla.
ture and salaries of legislators: as.
SCISSORS and deputies; Sunday labor;
serving Of processes: disturbing re
ligious worship; weights and meas
ures; notaries and commissioners
(passed by Senate); public service
commission.
Only one bill was introduced, that
by Delegate Hillesry OF Upshur. II
provides for the appointment by the
Governor OF a board OF five examiners
selected from list OF 10 named by
the Supreme Court of Appeals, TO ex
anime all applicants for license to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

Printed postcards, containing chief.
ly petition for a referendum vote
whether this country shall or shall not
go to war, continue to come from every
state to senators and representatives.
West Virginians, In not such great
numbers as other states, are lending
themselves to the propadanga, which,
if 1t is not Gernany's, plays so we'll
into the hands Of the agents Of that
country as to amount to about the
same thing. Congressman Edward
Cooper has prepared a form letter,
which he sends to each of his constitu.
ents that send him one of these post
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

has sent Senator-elect Howard Suther-
land telegram. 1t is an anti-war tele.
gram, and reads as follows:
Morgantown, w. Va.-Your Excel.
lency:-The workers of West Virginia
refuse to sacrifice their lives in de.
tense of an Unsuitable profit.monger-
ing, blood-stained plutocracy. We are
patriotic, but patriotism demands to
keep the nation out of war. (Signed)
G. A. Gneiser, National committeeman
from West Virginia, Social party.
President Wilson has received let.
ter from Hon. Albert Sidney Johnston,
one of the best known ellitors in West
Virginia, publisher of the Monroe
Waterman at Union. 1t is as follows:
My Dear Mr.. President:
Just word, Mr.. President, from an
average citizen in intimate touch with
his fellows to assure you that our PEG.
pie are with you. You know far bet.
ter than l the unrepresentative char.
acter of the noisy and well.meaning
but utterly mistaken pacifists. Of
course we all want peace, but not at
the price Of American honor. and the
continued and inhuman sacrifice Of
the lives of American citizens while
engaged in their lawful and peaceful
pursuits.
Our fathers fought and bled to es.
tablish the rights We now enjoy, and
we, their children, are not willing to
supinely surrender them and have
America become yassal nation.
"Mr. President, you have our full
confidence and support. l have three
sons eligible to military duty. 1t is
needless to say that they are dear to
me; but they are all at the service of
our country for the dispense OF her
high and indisputable rights.
May good continue to give you a
right judgment and further you with
his continual help"
Editor Johnston's letter. It is said,
made deep impression on President
Wilson when it was shown him, and
no announced that he would answer it
personally.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19
rhelr Lenesome Look.

Having a large family, the dining
room table was q long one. A short
time ago the parents were alone for q
few weeks, so all the leaves were taken
from the table. A little boy from next
door came In one day at dinner time
and, seeing the small table, said: MY,
but you look lonesome up so close to.
gstheky
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

G. A. Gneiser, of Morgantown, who
is the West Virginia member of the
National Socialist party committee.
and who was his party's candidate for
United States Senator last November,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

Similarity Of the ssxes,
Men and women are alike IN one ~
spect. The more you argue with thenn
the less you convince them.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

~ ALEE's Kentucky Bellies" came
in yesterday and put up at jack
- son street hostelry. There are
twelve Of EN- and they look like the
real goods. They start of at the Hip
podrome at the matinee today and are
booked to stay a week. giving the usual
three performances daily. The open.
ing bill Is called Mistaken Identity"
and bubbles over with comedy. There
viii be plenty OF variety to the special
ties introduced and the chorus is by
no means the lesser part of the show.
-The Kentucky Bellies" is the first ag.
gregation 10 come in under the new
banner carried by Sol. Burka. to dis.
tinguish him as the manager OF the
house for the Mountain City Amuse.
ment Company, lessee. Burka has all
the qualifications OF a good Snowman.
He realizes that his public is en-.
titled TO first consideration. He told
us last night that he would establish
a standard of quality OF amusements
commensurate with the prices charg.
ed, and that he would personally see
that the standard set would be met by
every attraction playing the Hipp. And
Sol has a convincing way OF saying
things. We believe he meant exactly
what he said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

Max Under has forwarded person.
ally Invitations to every passenger who
crossed the Atlantic on tho Espagne
with him to view his first Essanay
comedy, entitled MAX c Gles Across"
The trip has been made the basis Of
the celebrated European comedians In.
itial American production. Among
other scenes, It picturizes the ram.
ming OF the Espagne at sea, and the re.
suitant panic among the passengers
which Max quelled by his appearance
unong them in red silk pajamas, wav-
ing sock above his head. The pas.
senger list was obtained from the
steamship company by Under for the
Issuance OF his invitations. These call
Tor adJlittance to any theatre where
The picture is exhibited.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

A commission as postmaster has
been issued to Lawrence F. Sommer-
Vile at LIE Roy, W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

by the blood OF our forefathers shed
upon many battlehelds and upon the
seas.
people at home on this vital interna-
tional question, and should like to get
In detail their views on the present
situation: and how our national honor
can be upheld without war in the
4resent state Of international affairs"
The principal orator on next Deco
ration Day. Wednesday, May 80. at the
{ National Soldiers cemetery at Grafton
will be Representative NJ. NJ. Nicely.
An invitation from Reno Post, @. A. R.,
Grafton, for that occasion was received
by Major Nicely today and promptly
accepted.
Hudnell is the name OF new post
office established in Kanawha county
and, upon recommendation OF Repre-,
sentative Littlepage, William D. Hud'
nell has been appointed its first post
master.
The Pension Bureau has formally no.
that pension of $50 a month has been
granted Mrs. Margaret Bowersock, Oh
Lauckport, W. Va.
A commission as postmaster has
been issued to Lawrence F. Sommer-
Vile at LIE Roy, w. Va.
Among the West virginians in the
city are Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sawtell. Of
Jeanette: H. B. May, Of Berkeley
Springs: c. H. Leary, Of Keyser; D.
G. Miller, OF GcSrardstown, and X. G.
Barkhart. Of Martinsburg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

Larry Mclean, late star catcher of
the New York Giants, has succumbed
10 the lure of the movies and is now
playing an ACCORDION in motion pic.
ture "set" being filmed for the Fox
Corporation.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

Doc Cook, Notwithstanding, valeska
STRAITS fayorite CONNECTION is the gum
drop. So thereI
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19

One of those irrepressible Luke
comedies Is at the Nelson today. The
little Is short, but.
Luke, Gladiator" It Is a laugh
maker. OLD STAGER.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19
Paints and VaITlisI1es

Besides, cERTAIN-TEED Paint Is
guaranteed to give Satisfaction. In
stead Of the painters guarantee you
have the guarantee Of 4 business witch
has become the largest Of its kind N
the world, because Il makes and sells
good goods at the lowest possible
price, and backs them with al Of
its enormous resources.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-19
I'M THE
FRONT ROW
EiEApLlNERs TONIGHT.
Musical Comedy.

Hippodrome. ....... Kentucky Bellies
~PhotopIays.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
@aeIt@eS @iReu.

8erpeuOung Der 3igars
renof6e. 3igarrenai9e ioa nies
mails peggefporfen perbenl sic lit ein
bor3iigliCbes Pubmittel fir ale Ules
tale. Sinb bieis nit gr0Beren 6leden
beboftet, 10 bermiI4t man bic gfde
nit einissn Sropfen reinen qetro=
leums, ldBt Iis eintge g[ugeublide oui
ben betreffen6en Stellen liegen, oer=
reibt Iie bann, Ipiilt nit laupormem
WaHer nad unb poliert bic @eeens
fdnoe nit einem reinsn Woltu9e
Qlu9 feline S9mudia9en bon @OI6
unb Sil6er lam man nit 8igarren>
oi9e gut reinigen. S6IieBlid lafen
1i6 peibe Slede, bic bur9 SinFeuen
beiBer @efdBe ouf WR0beIn entfons
ben, nit glIde lei9t beieitigen: 9ie
nit petroleum an9eriibrte Mafe ptrp
auf bic 6lede eCtupft, nu9 GINGER
3eit nit einem iiber elmer brenuenben
Qampe aeI9pGr5ten &orten tii4tig
oerrieben, bis Sis ylsde fort limb, unb
bann meggepiIdt. 0ona9 bebonbeIt
man bic Ste[en erIt nit einem 2eoerz
tufe unD lauem @oIler, bonn nit
WlDbeltinttur un6 einem 2etnenldppz
den. 3ulebt peroen iie nit einem
Tlaneltude blant serie6en.
9 6por3cr 8affee 5um &eiz
nigen BON buutlen &IsiOungstiIden
3eitigt einen iiberraI6enben @rfOIg.
Die 4npenbuug lit iiberaus einfad.
Die &leibungSItiids, meiit pobl bic
beliebten blauen Gbepiotz ober
&ammgdrnan3iige BON &naben unb
W1Gofen, peroen 5uert natiirlih pom
@taub bur6 8lopfen unb QlbbiirIten
ssrsinigt giun 8eigen ii6 eril bic
bdrtnGdigeren Stoub= un0 GBflede.
D&an rei6t bieIe nit foItem Rafiee
tii6tig aus uno bearbeitet ~Dann ben
gan5en gln5us nit elmer in bic &af=
FeefliiFigleit eingetaudten 9iirIte.
Der Stoff lam rrbentli9 feu9t pers
ben. Die &leiDer iperben bann glatt
i6er einen AlciOerbiigel gum Srod=
uen ae6dngt; Elm 2lusbiigeln 1T ni6t
INNER erFOrberli4. glu9 bur6 Druid
unanIe6ulih ober gldn5euo gepor6ene
Ste[len an 4ermeln, Hiiden. 8nien.
am @rasen uip. er6alten bur4 Die
SehanOlng nit aofTee Elm friI9eres
AusIe6en.
Seife ouF faltem Wege
9eraaEslIsn, 6 ppnS 5ett aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

groBen gerGun1igen Soiben ausgeitat-
tet. S6por5 uno meiB oeitreifter &i'
qiiee oient ais Ytaterial 81 benz gro.
Ben &ragen, Der iiber einen nod breis
tereu bon Dem Nlobair f6at Gin gro-
Der ihipar5ergPotroienbut, biibidJ nit
Wtoireebolo garnirt, miro 5u Oeni
An5ug getragen.
Sir 1imitD- lnO Bodies .&lei6er ON
SommernodJmittagen gibt es breitc
Grogen nno WfaniAetten bon feinitem
9einen-2opu, 10 ourdiibtig, cob on
forbige Shcifen o0er ,,croB6ar IN
benz Wlaterial 6es &leibes binrutdn
idimmcrt. @in5ige gtooeliGllnden
Iin0, innerbolb zines 3ons bonn Ganl
be, bem 8rdeen pie ben W}anI9si.en
cingeiteppt, fpdbreno Ger 3dno ielbit
einen idlunle1 iloden Sailm biloet.
Gold ein Strogen fdat bis GIT iibcr
Die glrmlohcr Der Soille binab, rn0
idlieBt IN Sorm elmer ronildcn Y
am Salie born Sin 5oabrcites ifiuar-
5es N}oireebon0 miro inter Dem Sra.
gen Inn ocn Sals gelegt. Inn born To-
fe berfdlIngen berdb3ub0ngen. Gcs
idpor5e @ono lit inter Dem ouftiG
5orten Grogen cbenfals iibtbor, ipo-
nit cine biibid5e &ontraitnote geidaf-
fen miro.
@citreiftcr SSlonnea lit fcin foit,
ipieliges 0loterial uno eraibt Elm ie5r
biibiteS Sportflcio fir oen 9hafett.
bait am UleeresitronOe 81 oocr III oen
9eraen, po oic friibcu @loraenituu-
oen fiibl limo. Inter oieien @Iei0ertl
iei bier ems erip1bnt, bon blau unO
peiB Qcitreiftem 6Ionnen.Semoi
bon Ger g(rt ipie cr fir @}Gnner-
Sportbemoen benubt miro. 9rogen,
Wani6etten @iirtel lotpie oie Ginfai-
iitna Der Eaid)cn iinO bon einfarbis
ipeiBem 6lonnea, ser in 9ieiben nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Sinien iin0 iiberaus gra5ios, bon et.
ner foIt iueenOli6en Sdlantbeit, inc
ole reide 9lusitattlng in 5orm bon
Spite lrno Stiderei lit 0oernier cri'.
Gine rei5eu0e 6orbennote miro Dem
alei0 our6 ben @iirtel BON altroia
yltlas berlieben.
glls 9epeis oafiir, oaB 0os SSntcr'
elle al ocn Sportiibiingen i'm 6reitn
aud in oieier crnlten 3cit nibt gelit.
ten bat, oiirite es an5uieben iein, oaB
unauiborli6 neue un0 intereiiaute
Sportflei0er i6r @ri1eincn moden.
9clouoers rei6baltig lit Die ghQsiUu6l
IN Iolhcn Glcioern, Die ioldcu 8iDsf
fen, pie Eemiis, @olf, @}otorfobren
lno 6eiten beionoers angepaBt iinO
0ieie iinO inter oen beliebteiten 3eit-
nertreib Der 0iircbihnittSfrou 5il rely
nen. glac oieie Sports crioroern gut
gemodte uno ihide 9lusriilhngen
menn ole Sportbefliiiene als 9up to
0ote~ bctrohtct lein mia @Gifia 1T
Sic Strait oie Spariamfcit nit Sill"
in@inflong bringen miB, ge5iprngeH
ein aleio 81 n16len, 0as mebr als ei.
ner 8orm bon Sport oienen mlB.
Gin alcioinosItiid, Oos in 0en Sport
departments IN oieler Saiion in gro
Der 9lusmabl on5ittreifen it, cignet
iih oor5iiali6 fiir oieien mebrfodcn
3ped. Iasielbe 1T BON Suiiob, &c.
in giohlrfarbe, un0 1T nidt
mebr umO ui6t meni9er ols einc
Sunper- -9loilie IN ilip-on @ffeft. Sic
mirft iiberous era5ios unO lit in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Sunodment 81 lblonfen Sinien muB
Bel Den intimeren &leiounqSitiidcn
Qeleat perOen. SSn unierer erlten It-
bilouna 1T Elm iiberalls 5ortes @benli'
ie beranidutli1t, IN benz IN geididte-
Iter @eiie ole ldlanfe Sinie gum Aus.
0rud Qebrabt miro. Gas &leioQlngS'
iiiid, oaS bis 5ur anielinie binab'
reiht, lit alrsaefiibrt in roia Grepe
oe dine, aui's Hei5enolte garnirt nit
cremefarbiaer @uleuciennesSpise uno
8uIdben bon elei4iorbiger Seloen-
Stiderei. Gleiolngsitiide oieier glrt
IinD IS, bic unenoi9 biel beitragen
sllr @oQfonmenbeit Der Sinie uno oes
Gtils BEL Der 8etleibung Der torpus
lenten 5rait
glber nntiirlid muB aiif oas 3leio
ielbIt Die QroBte Sorefalt oeripanot
iuerocn, itno ben 8emiibnngen llnie-
rer WSuiter5eibner 1T eS gelitngen, al.
len 9tnioroerungen nod oieier 9lih'
TINA bin eereht 81 merOen @s CAB
cine 3eit, no Die ltarfe 5rau oapor
5uriidlhreIte, Elm vSingeric" .aleio 5is
faiifen, neil iie fiirdtcn milBte, BARN
nie Elm ganon ms5nieben. @ber lett
0ie Wlooclh0pfer Srigiualit1t rno
@iiienibaft in oen Gienit ibrer Be
itrcbuneen 8u @uuiteit Der forpnlen'
ten sSrau aeiteIlt boben lit Die @efa6r
elmer iolhen W2oglidfeit ausgeiblol.
fen. Tem es iino lett rei5euoe Gin.
qerie.0lei0er 81 baben. Die taoellos
poiien, obne Dob irgenO pie cine
@pauniinQ III ben 9idbteu lid bemerf.
bar qlodte. Gs braudt pobl fapnl
Qeioat su iperoen, oaB Die Sinien oes
aleioes fiir Die forpulente 6rau ole
6cnfbor einfuhiteu iein miiiicn, ino
naB ote leiieite 9lnoeiitlng elmer fcf-
flrnq ooer Gropirung 9dn5lih ausge-
ihloiien lit. glber geraoe Ole glatten,
omlnltbiaen 2inien iitI0 es, ole ibreln
&lci0c ben Qlnipru1 aif b6hite, moor
Ihe Glegon8 qeben gas IN unlercr
ameitcn glbbil0ung rieoergc9eberc
Sleio bon iDei EN- aeaidten 9attil'
uno Filet spite 1T cin Wlooer odt
BON eoer forpnlenter 1rau obne DC
tevIgen getrpaen peroen fam, gle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Toealer Belie fiIr Sport5mede geeig.
net Qie1e glouie fam nit clnem
14iden Rod uno elegonter 8lcrfs
beim Sennis uno in 1bnlider Wlonicr
aud beim @oliipiel getragen meroen.
2Ils SdluBnote 3u einem Reittoitiin
miro oieier ,Sunlper iicb ais bohit an,
ipredeno ermeiicn. gr lit fonlfor.
label uno Die neuelte YioOe. Ser lole,
beQuene S1nitt oeS WloOeus, oas mir
in unierer oritten SSnuitration oboe-
biloet ieben, miro obue 3weiiel ben
9eiion Terer finoen, Ole Dem Sport
irgeno elmer glrt crgeben limo. lln0
Die 9leioianfeit uno Sugenolihfeis
Ger &inien iperoen feruer bel ocrg8abl
oes aleioitngsitiides ein @ort mit5n-
reoen baben.
Ser balptiddlibe 0fei5 oeS nEai.
lor~ -&oltiims liegt oarin, DAB oasiei.
be taoeaos ogeifneioert4 lit. &Gufio
ergibt ii6 bieraus ieooG Elm al3l
ltrenger @ffeft Sn oieier Soiion le.
oob 5eidnet iiH oos GoiIorfoihinI
aus oirb einen beroorragenoen @rnc
non SugenoIidfeit I'M Gfieft. Gle
Sanobabung non 8alten, 0ie g(nbrin.
gung bon Gaiben uno @iirtel lit all.
BERT pid)tig, 0a oiele Ginae in beoeii-
ten0em @3oBe oie ggirfing oes @on-
gen cnttpcoer beeintrGhtigen ODER BE-
ben t6nneu. Se6r bdiifig oienen Sra
gen uno Wlonihetten ais ein3ige @or.
nitur. 8ei ben Wlo6ellen lam man
cine 9etoutng glatter 2inien beob-
nhten, Ole iebr bornebnt nirft. Sin
iebr onIpredenoes &oltim lit in lnie.
rer bierten glbbilolng peranid)oulihi.
gIusgcfu6rt III oaSiel6e in marine.
blouem Wloboir Ser 9iod 1T eill
glottes ruuo eeihnittenes Wlooea, &C.
rooe fir5 genug, Inn ole elegantcu
9nopiibu9e in oortbeilbofter geiie
ieben 81 Ioiien. Tos SSodet umiblieBt
Gin siemIih brciter @iirtel bonn ci0e.
ncn Wateriol, Ser born inter elmer
aroBen, idpar5cn SfnoGe idIieBt
@ebr intereiiaut lit Die 8ebouoluua
Ser Scitcnfolteu, sic oben Dem g)ofc
auaeiebt iino. g9ie ale mooiid ele'
gauteu 4aletots 1T aud oieier MI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

bon friiberen unteribeioet. Gas gIr-
rongement zines 8on0ealItreifens, ci-
ner Sdnole, elmer 9ioiette ODER bon
S{nopfen in irgeno elmer uneeluobnli-
1en Wfonier gibt Dem Sut einen eiaen.
artigen G6arafter. Syn oieler SaiIon
lit Der meiBe Wlatroienbut nit aufee-
roqtem Hano in peribieoenen Wlooel.
len an5utreffen. Sebr apart lit Der
bier inn @iloe mieocreegebenc. Gr lit
bon peiBem WaiIduOeritrob uno gar
uirt NIT meiBein @rosgroinbano, uno
5par 10, Dab bon Dem 9an0 cine bier
edige S@nole gebiloet lit, ourG oie
oos @ono-Gnoe acknowledgement lit.
Cine g5ooitdt ouf Dem @ebiete Ger
Sportbiite lit Der Sut bon nYine-
apple -Strob, Scr in @eiB, 2obiorbt
imo Braun orButrefien lit. ga 0os
Stro6 iebr raib lit, lit Die @arnitir
bodit eiilfot, imo beitebt in Der Ge.
gel aus ni9ts mebr. als einsm 8cr>
beau imO Sdleife oOer 9toiette bon
8ano. 8anoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
alas Oem 0Reitbe Der AOsOOe
q cw gOrf, ben sSilni-

Die 9eiiberin elmer iblanfen, lUobl.
proportionirteu 6igur wciB nihts
bon ben Goilettenlorgen, nit oenen
bic forpulente 6rau 81 tdnlpicn bat.
Gle liebt Elm &oitiim; eS gei6llt ibr,
miro onprobirt uno es pnBt foit in,
ner. SIN itngiiniti9iten Sole iino flei-
ne, unbeOeutenoe Qlenoerlingen por5ll-
ne6nlen. .Sa, Die bat lei6t tulien"
ioqt Die forpuleHte ,SrauL IN cinenI
leiht oer3eibli6en @ciiibl bon glelc.
Sreilih, lie 6ot es niht 70 leid)t @e.
rc pie ibre ihlanfe Wlitldppelter
L ou6 iie iicb germ Der Y8ooe
enupre6enE fletocn, oieie abcr ut
meiIt ibper in Ginflang 81 bringen
nit aIl5u ooacn 5ormen. Gas Wiooc.
@roblem fir itarte 5igltren mar ltets
Gin 1uBerit idmieriges, uno es gibt
whhter3eidner BON 9eoeuting, Die IS
su ibreni ipe3iellen Shioium gemabt
baben. D}on bat 81 Dem 3lDed neuer-
0inas miiienihaftlide Vletboocn IN
Nnnenbuug gebradt, uno has @r9ebz
nib lit Elm 6ohit befrieoigenoes Wlan
qebt babel bon Dem 9usganaspuntt
aus, Dab ieoes ein5elne @efleicun1s-
Itiid, bon &oriet uno llnterbeno al,
ipesielle 9eridiibtigung in 9c5ug
ouf Sdnitt uuo Wlateriol iinoen
mniB. g}idt oos aleio oIlein fam oos
geiuiinibte gleialtot erge6en. Gos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
Gos before SbetI.

Gem friiberen giidof bon 9onoon
ruar emit bon ieinem 9lr5t Deroronet
worOen, oen @inter in sIleier 5l6u-
bringen.
,,0os lit unmoglid," lastc ser Ni.
l6of, nmcine pielen GerpfIi6tlingen
crlauben mir oos nicbt.
,ghnn, 9err 9iidot" meinte or
9(r5t, i'd min es S6nen mr gleih
Iaqcn 6 beiBt fir sic bellte; Gut
lueoer 9llgicr ooer Der Simnell~
.g9enn es 10 it," iagte Der giihof
.lpiu ib' liebcr nocJ 9IIgier gebcn.~
$50 bic aunIt auf96rt. bort begin.
nsu bic Eiinite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

8ur Belt iino es Die Sportbiite, oie
in bo1iter @liHt iteben, unO ibrer
gibt es cine Wlenee Der beridieoenitcu
9lrt. @iuer Ger beliebtelteu Sppcn
oorunter lit Der @atroienbut nit allf-
geroatem Gano, Der IN ieoer Saiion
irgeno Elm Detail oufipeiit oos i'm