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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Die aricssitencr. .gOrIuss.

@iro oui $i,9i5,00O.O0O cr6o6t. IL
Sic @ermcbrling bon $230,0OO,.
600 ioll aus elmer Grbo6una Der
Gintommeniteucr fonunen, ghih
3iider. Ebee mo @aifee pcrOcn
beOcutenO bciteuert.
@oi6inqton %. Sui. n Gas
Sinon5-Gomite OcsSenats cinigtc iid
berte 9lbcn0 ollf Elm llebereinfoni.
men Die ariegSlieuerbiIl NIT 81. .67O..
100000 10 81 rebiOiren Dab minoc-
itenS ST. L9l3.0O00OO onigcbrodt luer.
Den miiiien oooon ioIl Der groBte
Sbeil Ser Steuern ans Ocn er6obtcn
Gintonmeniteuern genonInlcn iper-
oen.
Gie WlitgIieocr Ocs Gpmites 0eilie.
ten beute 9(benO on. DAB Die 9orloae
mo9lideriueiie oui $20OO,000OOO CT.
boot weroe, e6e iic Dem Senote ein-
teridtet miro. Siah Dem aeecnipGr.
iiocnFloue iollen $230OOO.0OO Ourdl
einc Grbo6ung Der gintommeniieu.
crrate erlongt meroei- $70.00O00O
bon iuOiniouellen Stcuern iino Der
9ielt BON Gorporotioneu. Ser Neit
ioll bon eiuer Grbobung Der lleber.
ihuB-@roiite uuo bon cincr 9eiicilr-
rnna bon 3uder. Sbce. 4oife ino
&nfoo er6ielt uer0cn 91oh elmer
Gouieren5 NIT Dem oelnotrotiIden
Giibrer aitdlin bonn 9lcprGieutontcn.
bauie mill ooSSenotS. Gonlite es oen
Sonie iiberIoiien, fir Oas gluibrin.
Gen ser nod fe6Ieuoeu $7OOO0OO..
600 5u iorgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Aut paris.
SOnIOelI tOn Orntitcn
NrrOpIanrn ScluOrfcn.
SabnbDfc l.nC militdriIhe
@tabliIIcmcmts bOms
bnrbirt.

Der crite Oenti@c 2uitonsriff ouf oie
fron5Oiii@e SuuptItaOt lcit Su.
mur 1916. @aris aIoubt, OoB
es iid nur Inn einen erfunounas.
slnsriif bonOcIte. Soet, bob
ni'r swci Sombcu berobeciuorfen
pur0en.
gerIihL %. Syi(i. ~ 0eutihe
sleroplone bobcn eeitern glodt cine
slndobl bon 9ombcn ouf Ole @obn.
bofe uno miIitoriibe @ta6liiIements
IN Boris berob gemorlen.
0ieie alnoe brinqt cine heufe
y3ohnlittog gcmobte omtlide g[ntiiu.
oienng, ole bn5uiiiet Dob oac ocut.
iden 6licger iider 8urildfebrten.
(RariS mar ieit oenl 20. Syoullor
1916 BON oeuti6cn 2uitonoriffen
peridont gebliebcn. 9ln jencn Tooc
ipuroc bic irondoIiI6c SouptTto0t bon
einigcn 3cppclincn beiuht. oie chpo
cin Gubcn0 9omben bcro6iporfcn
ipoourh "a Yerionen ectootet ilno
~ ocrlcbt muroen. Der 0omoIioc
gln9riff oouertc MIR ilngciG6r an.
oertbolb Olinutcn.)
y alt nur Grtu noun q 8.
an cden.
Eoris, %. Syuli. ~ 0eutIhe
Aeroplone imternabmcn ocltern
Abeno 9csen fl llbr einen glnoriff
onl Foris. 8mci gomben mur0en
all ole @ouptitoot berob oeluorfen
Us miro bier gceloubt, OoR Ser
Nn9rlll gu Dem 3pcdc crfoIatc, nm
al's3ntlnoen mie iib 6ie Sitltotion
llr circn erobcn llc6crfoa itorfcr
oeutlder 6lueeeidmooer Gbnlid
oem ti'r5liben slngriif auf 2onoon,
onIoIic.
Us mar ciniec gIirutcn Dor fl
l1r olS @odmonnidoiicn bonn
fron5olilden 6Iicscr6icnTt in Boris
OoS @erouih cincs N2otors hGrtcn
aIcid Oorauf fom cine Grplolion, in
flr5em 3wii6cnroiime ocfoIQt bon
ciner 5luciteu.
9ie Frdfectlir IN Eoris wuroc in.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

5oiiidJe &rieas6iireau erIicB beutc
9ohmittag Ole na1ncbenoe ofii5ielle
Glitt6eilltng:
uSSn ocr lcBtcn 9iobt iolgten einenl
beitigen gon6oroement cine &ei6c
neucr Ocutider 9lneriiic ouf Der
gon5cn Srout Dor 9roDe cn-2oon.
nois, Gpine oe G6coregnp unO ocm
Sirie6iieAionumcnt.
glllc Teriu1e ser icinOlidben 81.
ionterie, in unierc 9inieu ein5uorin-
gen wnroen obeeidloaen mo bic
gerliiic oeS 5einocs woren ie6r
ic6mer.
,Sn Der Champagne, am Soh6erae,
lmo oui 6eioen llicru ser @}aos ma
rem oie 9lrtilIeric.9dmpfc bcutc ic6r
le66oiter 9latlr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
0ie 9llliirten 0crliercu
13 gleroplone.

y lt u u lt II U II I u
13 IeropIohe.
@obreuo 5oblreider 2uftgefehte
nerlor Der 6eino i'm 2ouie oes geitri-
gen Eoges t3 9leropIone.~
" ii d5ugsIinie Ger Rui N
be0robt.
Berlin 81. Suli, bia 2onoon,
%. Suli. Der aricas- s-Gorreipon.
ocnt oes .EdoCblatt" bci Ocn olterrei.
diId.uu9oriibcn 9lrmeen in SiiO.
@oIi5ien beri6tet. Dab Die wid)tiee
giienba6nIinic bon aolomeo, @aIi-
5icn, nod G5crnolpib. gufopino, BON
cen GerbiinOeten cruiilib bcoro6t lit.
mo Die odts ruiiilde glrmee unO Ole
Griinmer Der liebtcn glrnee, melde
iiber Ocn Gnieiier entfomen. in @e-
io6r ino, obeeiduiitcn 81 Wer6eu.
Die 9iGumung Der @oIofarpatben
nimmt bereits 0en Gborofier elmer
ponitorti9en Slu6t on.
9ie Groberuna oes Wihtiaen
9riidcnfopfes bel Solic5, n0roli6 bon
StanisIau, 5pang Oie ruiiiiben glr.
meecorps 3un 9liid5ug. e6e ole iie6te
glrmce @eleaen6eit bate, ii6er oen
Dnieiier lid in Siderbcit at bringen
@rcBe @en9en milit6riider 8orrdt6e
Iun0 &ropions liegen 5erItreut itmber
cntlang om 8ese Oes giiid5uees. Die
GiOilbcb0lferung. ipelde in Oen 9dl-
bern 3uilidt genommen botte, febrt
iebt in ibre 9eboullneen 5uriid.
Seit oem 5oa Der StaOt Eornopol
6o6en ole &erbiinOeten iedb5ebn Srt.
Iboiten norolib unO iiiOlid oes Qnie-
tier uno mebr ais 100 2orier bon
9lunen geidu6ert.
@t0er ltnn0 am Eortur.
Sab miro i6md der.
gSien. %. SSiili. pio 9onoon. 2S.
SuIi. Bon Der oiierreidiidlmgo-
riiden SeercsIeitiing muroe beute
9lbeno ole iolgeuoe amtlihe D2eloung
befonnt gegeben:
Dadmpie ereieneten lid I'M &aum
Der oberen Suhibo. Die 4orfer 60.
Ueiu uno geteretei bIieben in Den
Sdnoen Oes Seinoes.
~9ln Der riiliiden 5ront pom Ear.
tor.FoB bis &irilibobu limo 3eiden
0es nuhlolienoen @ioeritonoes oes
6ein0es por6au0en. Die 6onoeos
tricben oen Gjeener iiber oen Gobol-
6Iub. Die oiterreibii6.unenrii9eu
iino Oeiltirben Streitfrdite rnter @e.
neral aoeoeB orinsen Lungs Oes Gber.
lollis Der @ebirasIhome IN norooit-
lider 9lidhlng Dor. Die 9lngriffsbe-
wegun9 Der Gritppen oeS Generals
BON gobm.@rmoai idreitet erIole.
reid fort. glbtbeililngen oieler gIr.
NEE unO bopcriide Gruppen beiebten
aolmeo nod erbitterten aGmpfen NIT
Der rltllilhen yiadbiit.
n9lm giorouier 0es Dnielier nd.
bern iicb Die Griippen DER 8er6iinoe-
ten Der Nliinoine Der StrBpa. Die
0rte G5orttom un0 Srenbomlo be-
finoen iicb IN oeiitihen 3Gnoen.
gioroIid BON Grem6omlo iammeI.
ten Oic Huiien i6re StreitfrGite fir
einen ibneIler Wiaiienanerifi, DER ie-
bod nit ibmeren Gerluiten ooaiton-
oig, 5ulommenbraA. 0eItlib bon
Earnopol muroe Der 6eino weiter 81.
riidgetrieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
gnr6 gOmbtn
Drrlrnkt.
--- ,
MmeritaniidDc Yarfr
.GarmeIa"
SDm OemtIdJem 9amdbbDUt
im GmgliicbeH 8anal.

Qie gemunnune in @Ipmoutb seIon.
bet. Seds glmerifoncr untcr
oerielbcn. Gin erietbil@es mo
5ipci norlucsiide Sdiiie merOcn
ll.soot.@cntc. Sopouiitber
9critorcr aIoubt. oeutides Eold.
boot beruidtet 8n bobcn.
Qon6on. %. Sui. Giner
beute glodmittog bon Der britiiden
9l6mirolitGt crloiienen oiiBienen Nm.
fiinoieune 5uiolge muroe Ole ameri.
fonilhe 9orfe aGormela" anl 27.
SSuli onl gingaue 5um gnaliiden aa-
nal ourA 8omben gum Sinfen ge-
brodt, nohom iie porber ourh 0e-
ihuBIeuer angegriIlen mor0en mar.
0ie gemannlne mlrOe gerettet lno
in 8IDuout5 geIonoei. IS waren
feme 8erluiie 81 per6eihnen.
(Tie garfe .Gormelo" botte einen
9lmminbnIt BON 1879 1onneu nno
pnr0e i'm Sabre 1878 In @losgow
gebout- Sic hibr am 20. SUM DON
oen Der. Staaten nod SABRE ob. Ga.
pitGn SSobn u. SSo6nlon mar Der 6iib,
rer 0es Sdiiies. Die 8emmnung
beltono aus 5lpan5ia Mitglie6eu mn.
ter Oielen ledls Qlmerifoner. Die 9la.
men oerieIben iino: grneii Colbert
0laat. Seattle, @olb. Somer Gang
toro, @loidiniit Sort MDers, 5IoS
M. s. Gnriebt. SuIfs-@oibiniit
glorioIf. ga.; Georae Nlati6ems.
Oeler. 357 Bon 9riintitroBe. 9root.
I'm; Charles 9lrneI. Siemoro. 2747
@ermontown 9Iuemie. Rbilaoelpbia.
uuO u. 9lnocrion SiiIis.MaIdniit,
bonn Stoot @oi6ineton.
@rieden6ombfer per-
ienft.
Rcp yorf, %. Suli. II Gs lit
bier ole 4unoe eingeloiiien. ooB ser
griehiiAe Gompier oG6oIfpoon" Gin
Sdiif BON 2S7 Tonnen @onninbali.
BON einem Oeutihen llnterieeboot Der.
ieHft iulrOe. Ser 1onpier mbr am
% Sini nit cinem Sarge ab Scin
3iel mar WlnrIeilles.
3wci 20 rwegcr mer0en
ll.goot. geutc.
2onOon. 2S, Suli, Ger NOR.
iueeiidc Gompier .I6orsoal. Gin
Sdiif BON 2200 8onneu, lit non ci.
nem Oeiitiden ll.Soctc ucrieutt NOR
Den, pie oas noruegiife gtusp1riiae
glmt uoh gIngobc oeS Central 0lcps.
Gorreiponocntcn in aopeubogen 6e.
fonnt geaeben bat. Gs ipuoen 20
Wlitelieoer Der gemonntna aerettet.
Eos SegeIidifi .Goorboo4 lit
e6enfolls berIcntt wor0en. Eic BE.
mourning murOe geInnoet.
s ap oniiher 3eritorer pcr.
ntdtete 0eutfdeS
Il Boot.
2onoon 28. Suli. Scr bielI
ge ioponiihe W1orinc,9lttadc CAB
beute 6cfonnt, oob cines ser flciucn
iopaniihcn 9ricqSidiiie inn Nliiiel.
nicer om .. Suli Oos @criicopc ci.
mes feinOIihcn ltnterieebootcS set.
ihmctterte mo in eincm iid cniipin.
nenoen aampie obnc 3mciicI oas
Ioubboot pcrnidietc
Sopouiide arieesidliiie cScorfir.
Ter britiibe Sronsporte. ais oos
ieinOIide lluteriecboot aeihtct mnr.
&c.
@6breno eines oer iopaniihen
Sdifie sic Eransporic ouf oer cinen
Scite beidiibtc. ieuerte Gin onocrer
iopaniider 3erit0rcr ouf Oos Sub.
luorincboot imo ihoB 0os @crilcop
in Slide. Qos Sdiii pcrfolaic
Oonn Oos Sauhboot uno grifi cs an
obne 3weiiel nit pollcni Grfolae.
Eentlhes II 8ootnidt8cr.
tort. fonoern9efnpcrt.
Boris. 2S sSili. 0os oeniidc
llnterieeboot, ons an Der fraiBHH.
iden &iiiie ndbe GolaiS alti ocn
@rmo lief mW0e nidt seriiSrt ais
ieine 9eiabnns Sen c5aioIinEmf IN
@rano icbie, ionoern uuroe pon ci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
ec6r cruR.
Die Situotion in China. Sin oou-
ltdnoigcr 9rld 5wiIdcn Oem
giorocn uno ocm Sfoen miro ais
iln0crmeiOlid onecic5en.

SonOom %. Suli. ~ Die 81
trotion in Gbinu laBt lih Icbr
crnlt an. Gin boaItduoiger 9rud
6loilden Dem 9lorocn uno Siocn
l@clnt itnperncioIib. 0ics miro in
clner Dcpcidc aus Sbonq6oi an ole
"SincS~ euncIoct.
Or. ghn Sot Dcn Der nod oen
ilrdli9en @el0uueen oic &cbeIlen
nobe Smotoip onfiibrtc, 1T nod Can
ION aereilt, Inn cine Siga scr flo
ll@en unO iiiomeltliden Staoten all
or9onilircn.
FrofIouutioncn iucIdc lih tpei-
eern Die &eoicrlmg in Setting all.
63.n.ertenncn iino in awonhno, elmer
lllooltlidcn YroDin5, crIoIIen uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
Olanicrci bci etraEcn6adn.erifc.

2 ? Il9fIel0, Sa., 2S. Slli.
:, Sler Wl6nner uno cine Srou
llBel beute bintcr SbloB uno 0iieqel
ais oos yiehiltat elmer Raoauiccnc,
o'e llh geltern glaAt in @crbinoung
nut Dem StroBcnbobn-Strife ob-
lplelte- 8mei 9crioncn murocn oo.
Del olir6 Sdiiiic pcrlctt ino ncbrerc
onoere boie perpriiaelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

Die 8emunnune in @IBmoutb seIan.
Set. Se6s 9lmerifoncr untcr
ocrieIben. Sin ericbii@es uno
8mei norlucsiidc SdiiIe merOcn
ll.9oot.@cntc. Sopouii'ber
3critorcr eloubt. Oeuiides EuIh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29

(5OFtittHns iitbc 3, scite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
lIDfiter
3mi>trirbrn
Sic Rnhen bon Nrn
9CntidjeH.
OeItlidD itlto IilbOItli6 bon
SarnDpDl.

9nrnDpDl.
General bon 9obu.@rmoai's armee
bat Die Soeieluico- -Sorooenfo
3obIoWom Clinic eefrcudt.
SObenitcllimsen in Der @oIO.
aarpotben in Oen SGn0en ocr
iieereihcu Oentihen StreitfrGite.
Sm Eutna.Ebcole 5o9cn iidl
Ole 0ciItidcn 5uriid.
Berlin bia 2ou0on, %. SSuli.
9luf Der 6ront Der glrmeeeruppe
oes @r5ber5ogs Soiep6 uon Deter.
reid nGbern ii9 Die teltoniiden glr.
meen Dem Britb.&loteoi iuter6ol6
9olomeo, IN CSali6ien.
Sn oen @olO-Sorpot6en boben Die
oelti6-oiierrcibilhen Entppeu oen
nod innler g9ioerItano Ieiitenocn
9hinen eiiiise .SteInngen emf.
rilien.
General go6m-GrmoIlrs 9lrmee.
corps bat ole SagieInica-3orooentn.
3abloporp.2inic im iiioofliden @a.
li5ien getreu5t.
SSn Dem oberen Blttna.Ebale bat
Iid Der iii0Iihe 6liigel Der 0iterrei.
fiid-oeutihen 9lrmee imter Dem
Grud iiberlegener rltiiii6er un6 rli-
iudniidber Srllppenmaiien olIf Die oit.
lihen Ql66Gnse oes gerec5fei.9erges
5ltriidge5oecn.
gluf Dem weitli6en ariegslcbnt.
plabc 6egann beltte @lorgen in 8lon.
ocrn Gin Sronmclielter bon auBeror.
oentlider &eitigfcit.
Gieic &llnoc bringt Der antIiHe
9cricbt, Der bcute 9tohmittog BON Der
Oeiltlben oberiten Seeresleihna uus-
gegebcn pitrOe. 9io6lte6enO DER ooQ.
ii6noige Snbolt Ger Niittbeilimg:
OeitIi6er &riegsf9au-
pInb.
o9lrmccgutppc ocS 9}riu5cn 2copoIo
bon 9npern 9lrmcc oes Generals
BON 9oebm.Grmolli llnIerc Tipi.
iion bat oitlid mo iiiooitlib bon
Eornopol peitcr an 9oOen qepon.
men, Phi bcioen Seiten 0eS 5luiicS
Dniefter iebten Ole gcIdIogcucn riiiil.
i@en 9lrmecn i6ren 9ti;d5us tort, no.
bel iic oie @ege mo 9abnlinien ger.
Itorten.
llnler sIrmeecorps bot Die Sagicl.
nico-SoroOcnta.3 3ablopoW-Silie &C.
freu5t.
9lrmeegruppe oeS Gr56cr5oeS So.
iepb BON 0eierrcid Eic 9rupppn
ailf Dem noroli@en 6liiecl ndbern
iid) Dem Brlltb.@lateou, unterbo!5
aolomea. @enlid BON Seletpn,6ua.
oul on Der WioEoal.S StraBc, in Ocn
g8olO-Gorpat1en, bo6cn ocutidc iinn
olierrcidiiw-lingariidc Erlippen benz
nod INNER lid lvcbrenoen 6einoc
eini9e Sobcn-Stellungen cntriiien.
SIN o6eren Hutnn-S bale 6aben
iid oie Srnppcn oui Dem IiiOli6cn
6iigcl oii ocn 0iiliHeu 9lb6ong ser
9crec5tcr Serge 5uriid0e5oget cine
6olge Oes Grldes ieitcns Oes nunis.
rid iiberlegenen 6eiuocS.
Sront Oes 6elomoribolls bon
Dlodcnicn n IS bat iidl feinc glenoe.
rung in Ocr alI9emeinen Situotion
crge6cn
9oltan &rieaSfdou.
plat.
Phi Der maceooniidben 8ront ba.
ben ii6 feline Operotionen bon DC.
oeutlIng obgeipielt.,
@e eitli@er &riegSfdou.
plat.
glrmeeeruppe ocS aronprin5en
9fnpprcht bon 8opcrn-Siiolit bon
Miles iino 5wci uciie glngriiie Der
6ron5olen eeeen Die bon unS am
Gbenin oeS Games gcluonneuen
Stelluugen febIeeihloecn.
Scr 8eino erlitt ihmere @erIuitc.
Snt ltebri9en por oie @efehtstb6tig.
feit, o6geicben bon elmer aeitiueiliaen
TeritdrfIng ocs Scuers in Der Gbnm.
pogue uno an Ser @aoos, cine &c.
ringe.
9lrmeeguippe Oes Scr3ogS gllbredt
bon S9iirttemberg- Gs lit nidts bon
or0frrn,. Y2fhfiofoif ,,t t,tol Ao,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-29
ltmIrrc arDktc MnO iuid)tigitc
"lla6inDrntur" Autraumunal

Sin 6renh baS 5wci Ma i'm Sabre entr nnIenOc
Jrnnsn cusscuie5cn t SerHdus Der INNER RsnOcn %ric
nO bic &cOnonn ScicS Sab raOtOlcr ais nn Ocs 1T Ous cine
Greismf Der SaiOn, Oas Sic ndt bcrmiRcm oaicn.
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NDunnenteu, bic hen Dculidlen 0orrelpun.
sscnten' nldlt phniiliM cher nnrc0clmd0ld az.
nnltcn, hnh ncDctrn, bcr cfIlcr bnhnn pcr Te.
"V9pn DoeF InrtiiIlm WlltibriIunn az maGtN-
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ior6igcr Sciocnreite, 27 uno S6 3oa-
S9ertbe ST, $i.25, reOu6irt aliI CSC.
900 NorOs bo6flaiiiger i6pur5er
lmo forbigcr SeiOe, 36- nnO 40.5ol-
liz, resulGr $3.50 bis $500, rcOu-
5irt ouf. ............. $50.
1900 DarOs 40 imo 42-5oligcr
Grepe @leteor, Crepe Oe G6ine mo
Sotin G9orneuie, 1926 bis $500
2ualitGten, morgen. ... .Sl.29
@rOhtcs Stidcrci-Grcignih Der
SniiOu.
45.5oaiqe 6louncings, @ert6e olll.
wdrfs bis $3.50 ole 0aro, iiir. 59c.
$500 uno $3.50 Goriette sur emo.
giiltigen gInlr1lnning. SLID
GorIet.9e5iige, Toe. @ert6. SOC.
@nOelope.9la6t6enoen $3.50 User.
tbe, ntorgen. ........... Sl.OO
Gtrnmphuaarcn.
Shmar5e Seioeniiber Striimpie,
requIdre soc. Gualit1t 4Soar. 25c.
Sei0eniiber 0omenitrimpie, in
lbwcr5 nno meiB, StieieI-Stil, Bop
petite So6le, Serien uno 3eben 59c.
GuolitGt, morgen. ... 39c.
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@rOher %erfanf bon SciOcutlciOcru.
gIeilBerit iiberrol6enoe @ertbc ei.
ncS Sobr5ebnts, oic in Wionntcn niht
ibrcs 9leiben inlocn peroen.
Eoiitipe $50 uno $40 g8ert6e NOR
gen5lt................. Gen 5lt. $3.50
$2.98 umO $3.9S aIeiOer 5u. Zoe.
$4 unO $5 aleiOer. $3.50
9lorette Goile-aleioer, Spc5ialitGt,
norgen 5u. So. 40
gIae 9ooean5iiee al rooifolen 9ic-
outtionen. j.. .$2.49, $2.9S, $3.49
100000 YurOs maIdbarcr 9lciOer-
Stuffc.
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The daily banner., 1917-12-13

Mr.. William II. Goslin, who has
been working with the carpenters at
Camp Meade, arrived in Cambridge
this morning. Mr.. Goslin will spend
the winter at his home in Federals-
hurg
The daily banner., 1917-12-13

Mr.. ]. Thomas Collins and family,
OF Annapolis, are visiting Mr.. Col
Inns parents. Justice and Mrs. j. R.
d. Collins. at their home on Glas-
COW street
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

Home must be found for little
white girl, eleven years old. Splen-
did manners and exceptionally
bright Parents are dead and she
will be lawfully bound by Judges of
the Orphans Court for Dorchester
county. Apply Immediately to
Register of Wills Office.
ADV. 1t.
The daily banner., 1917-12-13

Victor Gift Certificates are free
at Nathan's Furniture Store, and
are suitable Xmas gifts By using
these Gift Certificates your friends
and relatives may select any records
they desire.-Adv. 13-3t
The daily banner., 1917-12-13
Card Party,

The Woman's Branch of the Cam
bridge Yacht Club will entertain at
cards Friday afternoon, promptly at
oclock-Ady. 13-2t.
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Grange Meeting.

The regular meeting of Cambridge
Grange will be held Saturday, Dec.
Is, at p. M, at the Grange Hail.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected Topic for discussion, In
creased Production of Meat Ami
mails" A full attendance desired
Albert H. Smith, Master; T. Harry
Hopkins, Sec-Adv.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-House at 205 Byrn St.
Sc month. Immediate possession. Hen
ry l.. Johnson, Attorney-at-LaW. 12-13tf
The daily banner., 1917-12-13

DO your Xmas shipping at Ma
than'S Furniture Store. Useful
things make suitable presents for
serviceable people.-Adv. 12-3t.
The daily banner., 1917-12-13

There will be no Scout meeting un-
til further notice.. S. Kinks,
Scout Master.
The Dolores star., 1917-12-21
CHAPTER XVI.

The days and weeks drifted into
months. and John remained in London
His circle of friends and his interests
had widened. It was only his rela-
lions with Louise which remained still
unchanged. Always charming to him,
giving him much Of her time, favoring
him, beyond doubt, more than any of
her admirers, there was yet about her
something elusive, something which
seemed intended to keep him SO far as
possible at arms length.
There was nothing tangible Of which
he could complain, and this probation.
airy period was Of his own suggestion
He bore 1t grlmly, holding his place
whenever it was possible, by her side
with logged persistence. Then one eve
ming there ~as knock ut his door
and Stephen Strangewey walked in.
Stephen, although he seemed little
taller and gaunter than ever, though
he seemed to bring into the perhaps
overwarmed atmosphere Of Johns lit.
tie sitting room something of the cold
austerity Of his own domain, had evi.
IDENTIFY come in no unfriendly spirit. He
took both his brothers hands In his
and gripped them warmly.
II can't tell you how glad I am t.
see you, Stephen!" John declared.
ut has been an effort to me tt
come" Stephen admitted. II am one
Of the old-fashioned Strangeweys
What feel is pretty well locked W
inside. The last time you and me-
perhaps spoke too much; SO here
am I"
sits fine of you," John declared. g
remember nothing Of that day. We will
The Dolores star., 1917-12-21
CHAPTER XVII.

Louise glanced at her watch, sat up
in bed, and turned reproachfully
toward Aline.
saline, do you know it is on!g els~en
o'clock?" she exclaimed.
II am very sorry, madame" the lat
ter FASTENED to explain, "but there is a
gentleman downstairs who wishes to
see you. He says he will wait until
you can receive him. I thought you
would like to know"
a. gentleman at this hour Of the
morning" Louise yawned. How abb
surd! Anyhow. you ought to know
better than to wake me up before the
proper time"
II am very sorry, madame" Aline re-
piled. II hesitated for some time, but
I thought you would like to know that
the gentleman was here. It IL Mr..
Stephen Strangewey-Mr. Johns
brother"
Louise clasped her knees with her
fingers and sat thinking. She was wide
awake now. .
"He has been here some time al
ready, madame" Aline continued. II
did not wish to disturb you, but I
thought perhaps 1t was better for you
to know that he was here."
.Quite right, Aline," Louise decided.
Co down and tell him that will see
him in half an hour, and get my hath
ready at once"
The Dolores star., 1917-12-21

French people from His Majesty's to
meet N. Graillot at supper. am hur-
rying home to Dress"
John handed her into her waiting
automobile In silence. She glanced
into his face.
els anything the matter7" she asked.
"Nothing!"
she prince would have asked you,
without a doubt" Louise continued,
'but he knows that you are not really
interested in the stage, and this party
Is entirely French-they do not speak
word Of English. Au revoiri Sophy,
take care Of him, and mind you behave
yourselves"
She waved her hand to them both
and threw herself back among the
cushions as the car gllded of. John
walked to the corner Of the street in
gloomy silence. Then he remembered
his companion. He stopped short.
"Sophy," he begged, don't hold me
to my promise. don't want to take
you out to supper tonight. am not in
the humor for It"
"Don't be foolish |" she replied. IF
you stay alone, you will only imagine
things and be miserable. We needn't
have any supper, unless you like. Let
me come and sit in your rooms with
you"
"No!" he decided, almost roughly. IT
am losing myself, Sophy. I am losing
something Of my strength every day.
Louise doesn't help as she might. Don't
stay with me, please. I am beginning
to have moods, and when they come on
I want to be alone"
She drew a little closer to him.
LET me come, please !" she begged,
with pathetic, almost childlike culver
at the corner of her lips.
He looked down at her. A sudden
wave Of tenderness swept every other
thought from his mind. His mental
balance seemed suddenly restored. He
hailed a passing taxi and handed Sophy
into it.
"What selfish pig I am!' he ex.
claimed. anyhow, it's all over now.
Wen 60 back to Luigi's to supper, by
all means. I am going to make you
tell me all about that young man from
Bath I"
The Dolores star., 1917-12-21

look at things squarely together, even
where we differ. Pm"
He broke of in the middle Of his sen.
tence. The door had been suddenly
opened, and Sophy Gerard made a
somewhat impetuous entrance.
'I'm absolutely sick Of ringing,
john" she exclaimed. "Oh, beg your
pardon! hadn't the least idea you
had Anyone with you"
She stood still In surprise. a little
apologize smile upon her lips. John
hastened forward and welcomed her.
tits Ill right Sophy." he declared.
LET me introduce my brother, may II
My brother Stephen-Miss Sophy
Gerard"
+ Stephen rose slowly from his place
laid down his pipe. and bowed sttmy to