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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
Yaltor 9lidaro 96miOt, 9r. 5OS,
BzStraSe, y. sgY., Haibinaton, 9. 6.

SaItor 9libaro Sdmiot, glr. sos,
BsStraBe, g. sgg., &aibiugton, 8. 6.
Ct. SDbanncS. Girdjc al 2Soibington,
g. 6. - Yaltor g. g. 2noeIin, glr 800,
y Ctr, @. sB., @oIbington, 9. e.
ct. SObnnncS 0jcmeinbc 81 Barfpillc,
Snrforos9ioao - Yditor 3enrb S1liiter,
SuIlerton g. o., Ddo
ct. HanlS WcnCinDe 81 GDrbDba, Tals
bots@ounrb - Yaitor @. Sreuoenreidb,
gorooba, DIo.
ct. 2hins Gcmeinbc an Cumberland
YaItor s. s. 8ergner, Beoforos sStrabe,
Cumberland, gRo
ScruialcmS Gjcmcinhe 81 0Jarbenbtnc
-Eaitor 9r. g. G. 9urgoorff, @aroens
ollie, Wl0.
Gcutidlc rUang. -!ntb. SiOnS. Stride 81
StCmmers' Ern = YaItor 5enrD @0ens
berger, in JloRbiIIe.
Gritc hCntidDe Der. CO. Stride - Gait
g. so. @niter, glr. 1924, 0itsBaltimores
Gnabe
Gb. Iutb. 4irGe an 2OhawuD6, %aIs
botsGonnth - SaItor 8. SrelIoenreid,
Gorooba, aP0.
9entIdle Wcmciuoc 81 llRpcrcO, @altis
morez9ountp - Yaltor B. &. 8enleI,
ltppcrco. NO.
Norb .SUno= ctr. WlctbubiIt episcopal.
Stride - gonoaStr. uno 2nfabettez9lDc.
8. q. 0laIer, Yaitor, ylr. 1913. Sits
giortb 9lbe.
3iucitc bcutidJc NietbuOiitcns Stride -
1249 Hig6ts Strobe; %altor 81. 8. gBdIs
tier
1rciciniafcits= @emcimbc 81 BOUbftOd
--8oitor 60. 6. Soe, gSoooltod, 0po
SnlemS Stride - @de 8attcrbz z9Ineuue
ino HononIls sStroBe; Baitor g. Sbntitt,
Hr. 214, Sits@anOnlsStrnbc
ct. Stcpbnnt= =GirdDc @de 6nms
burgs unn Slouopcrs Strobc; Yoitor Ybis
linn s. 6eunigbauien 9. ., SIR. 224.
NorrenSNucnie.
SaIems Stride - Goltg6s StraBe uno
Si9blaro '9lbe.. Rnitor g. &. Slider, SIR.
3I05, G'ougbsStroke.
EcuniOlbnnia 9lneuNc MlctbObiItcns
Stride - YcuninlOoniasglbcnu uabe
@oIber Sirabe; 9aitor Rb. SGentnib,
Scr 567, M-shersStrnbe
9nfoBcttc =9lncnne NsetbDSiiten 3trdje
II 2afohette sglbemc. Gdc Bomb osStrnbe;
Hnitor 6. s. ShaiB.
GmnnncIs Stride @reenezStrnBe
rm6 gibersAleh; @ortor 6. 6. Beber,
SIR 27. sGjreenesS sStroBe.
I3pe:te 9irGc Der Guana. 0Jcmeins
itbaft MoniIonsStraRe, @de gPiltons
glbcrie; %oitor g. 6ngelltein, ylr. 742.
&attcric:izH HnrfsSlbcnue.
1cutid1c @aptiftcn =Girdlcn.
GrItc 6cntidjc gaptiiten. Stride c--@los
niments sStrnRe, @de |dticrfon : Ynrts
9lbcnue. HaItor 91alpb Z. @eeener, SIR.
1927, Mfornt Nohnl rglbeme
2'ucite bcntidic 8nptiitcns Sirdlc-Nres
ncrid <9bcmc. @de Pnnroee eStrnke; %ds
itrr 9INoIpb @robb, glr. 1887, Sreoerids
Nten.ie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
wrnnociacntbums- -Wsurft.

Gas Mo6n6ouS 9}r. 8 NolanO.
g(pc., 0iolono.Eorf, nurOe Ourd) Oic
6irno Surnbull unO Nlorgon an
Serrn @eorge 9Drne perfallit. Gas
Sous lit 5mciitodig lmo I'M Colonial
Still erbout.
Ser @e6duoe. Snipeftor' ii6errei6-
te Serrn &opmonO @. S6ep6arO Oen
Grlau6nibidein gum Dan zines 5pei.
itodieen SoitIes an Scr Noropeitede
OeS @arriion-9ouleuoro unO Sou'
t6orne-glpe. Die 9ollfoiten 6eloliien
Ii6 ouf $4,000. Scrr @iaiam u.
Conner bat BON ser Safe Gepoiit
upO GruIt 60 Oas grilnO5insfreie
@igeut6um an Ocr Gboie- umO Sal.
bert StrnBe ais 9}r. 1889 g}orO.Gal-
-StroBe, 6efonnt, aetouft. Gos
Sous mar. frii6er @igentbum OeS
oeritorbenen o6ree" 9ioiin. Gos Sc
i9Gft purOe Ourh Die 6irma Yicrre
s. 0uean & 9Iepbep obgeidloTen.
GaS &o6tgrinoitiid gfr. 2714 Dit
Sefferion-StroBe, faufte Serr 9ii4
dorO s. 6reemon BON SeurD g.
Smith,
Sr. 6ronflin 9luitiu berfauite icin
@igent6um 9ir. $40 @ontiorO-9loe.,
ols Ole 9lilItin-StGae 6efannt fir
oen Yrcis bon $4,000 on Oie 0eIlow-
tone Eronsier 60.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
Scirat6s- eicemsen.

@illiom S. aromcr, 45, gcid6ieocn,
uno 9ioic SoneS, 35, @ittwe
@iIliom 5. @urc, 80, lmO 9elen
90. @roBmnn 10.
@iaim $. 5. 6Ieming, 80, bon
@oibineton, 9. g., lnO Soiog 9. s.
Stemart, %.
@uitoo @ros5er 2S, uno 0larO
2i6urus, 10.
Sobn 6. Senfins, %, uno 6runceS
6. @rooeS, tS.
Gbomos Seliop, %, bon Sneet
9lir, @o, uno @lsbct6 9. Gobr.
buueb, "a BON 9lew 6rceoom, ga.
@iniieIo 2. Stilines, 81, eeihie-
Oeh lmO Charlotte Sharp, 45, &C.
ibieoen, 9ei0e bon Camden, RS.
6roncis @atts, 81, umo @ono g(n-
Orelps, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
@OritaOtrigcnt6nm ~ bcrfanien.


ShbidJcS Naus nit 6 3imnlern iilo Bao,
Gleiiriiober uno Gjiphnn's Sails Rnrl; ie1r me-
briaer Breis uno @uino5ins; Ietbie Seolil'
qnngcn. yiacD5niraeen Nr. 3O0l, yrl9gtoh'
Strake. (Wlatl2-lo) d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
SyarmIanO gu pcrfuufeH.
NO{ a r al a It 5

W a r Il I a It B
- SIT has ioeae Seim bes Sarners oenrt
" Sie finoen bier oas eeliinoete 9limo, Die
=. fenfien QaHoiraben oie oi6ielie1 Yers
I iebrsnege, oie beiien W1drfie, eutes 2ano 5u
4, binieen 8reiicn in nneeneblner oentiber
y yinhbaridnft gBir baben feine Iorna'
Y oos, SSebernten feline Snieitenplngert
branc5en feline fiinItIcbe 8cpdiierune, oo
a mir ets eeniieeno Regenfau b1ben.
" Sir SfatnIog, Beibreibung oes Sindtes
a. WinrbIano fdreben Gle nod beiie al
II Oos Scniibe aanoeeibdft. 60
b 2Snt. oSil66ers gSS SSltimors. S1 x'I5aS. SlS.
(Mai3-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
WerIaaat-W -WlanaeE an0 saabsa.
@erlnnnt:

Wcflnngt:
Sin eridbrener gSagner an gSagenrdoern.
@eiidnoge 8eibdfiiglng; outer Qobn. yia65uA
frugen gar. 400 C5niliurb.glue
(Wa11-t2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
gerIuust I'M GHssmeiucm.
@ci6aftS. .@elescnbeiteu.

9u bcrlnufeu
G5ntaebenbe 9dderei' Misunderstanding btllta
3u oerfaueii Qucb6uiragcn i'm rDenti9en
SorreipDnoentcn." (U'aill-l3)
Sdnittiuaaren,, 0jrucerbs nno Sdlnb.2dben
QeIauft qeaen Badr Widn gebe @iti3elbetten
on ys0ni1ern SObbina Co." ynT 1O4, Saltt'
IUrc, Wlo. (@pr24, ,lWdl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
@rnuOitadS.ltc6c c6crtrasnnscn

NS. x. ". SllllV UT NuDtu SlSlU-
art, Srultee, Sntereiie in@runoeigen-
tbum.
SSobn 5. Bauer an Soiepb s.
Smith, glor6ieite DER Mcgloerrp-
StroBe, nobe Y1ontforO- -glpcnue, 65.7
bel -.
Scnrp 90. Oliscl an @eo. $. Ser.
fenbeiu mO 6rou 8eitieite Der
9ono-, nobe Gbew.Str., 12 bbci 75.
@eo. S. &erfcnbein an Senro |t.
9tieel, g8eItieite Der Bomb, nabe
Gbep.StroBc, 12 bel rs.
Gbos. Goldberg II. u. an Sec o.
@orncs, 7S2 8elt-NIulberrD.S Str.
Safe Sep. & Grult 60, Sruitcc,
an W}oreoret 9. 9ofer, 2 @runo-
iiide.
s. &cpbolo @lit6eG an 6ronf 8.
Singer, iln., A @rlnoitiidc.
8. 2ouis &oop an Sobn 8. Tbo.
mas, Ntoroicitc ser @olroo. .9lpenue,
no6e Gollins-Str., t4.1 bel 113.
Sobn g. Gbomos al s. 2ouis
Sinop lno 6roii, gtoroieitc Der sSol-
roo-9loc., nube Goains-Str. 14.6
bel t13.
@. $. @anit u. 9(, an 9. 81. Yowcl
Ii. gl., Siioieite Der 2ofopette. glbcnue,
nobe 8orclop.Stry II ei 90.
Securities 50. OIL Sobn W. Spr-
ncr, 3 @rinoitiIde.
@}oies 3olis unO 6rou al @po 9.
McSberro, 2 @rlnOltiide.
s. 2crou SopfinS II. 9l., Srlllt.
al @toics 3ulis, 3 @rltnoItiide.
Siloo $. Sdnrit al 6ronccs @ic-
0oirmont. Oiticitc Ger 2inwooO-,
hobc 6oirmount.9lpcy 13.10H bci
70.
Socob g9. Sbompion rno 6rou on
@orrp @. Yeoele unO 6roiL 1881
Mooobrof. glpc.
Dora Sing oil 9(nnn Z. 9ogncr,
106 gtoro. @loper.Str.
@ronion 8. Sborretts on Gbos.
S. Seller uno 6rou, @de Woorc- ln0
WcGuuob Str.
6. y. Monnine on @co. S. arug
uno sSrou, Suoleitc Der glprt1.9 9loe.,
uobe 9in0ens glbe., Is bci 100.
9lllon &. @ooOrllii unO 6ruu an
@m. 9ernitcin mo 9(nOcrc, Siio.
ipeIticite Der Heiitcrstoipn.0iooO, nnbc
SiaS0ale'9(oe., 2i.S bel 100.
6onnic DlnDcr @rtr. an 6anuic
OlaDer, 3 @runoItiide.
G6os. q. NfurroD, SruItcc. an
@eorl q. @iitbell uno glnoerc. SiiO-
lite Der Sort t9lpc nobe @ooOmon.
9llep. t2 bei 6t,2.
Sobn $. 2pous inO Satin an g.,
a. Gorb. SiiooIiicite Der Gnrrollitr,
hube GroB.StroBe, 10 bei 70.
@. u. &or6, an SSo6n $. 9Dons,
SiiOoItlcite Der @orroll-StroBe, nobc
OB-StruBc, IS bel 70.
9ortou Gnn 9leB iln0 9lnocrc. an
@uecne 0lcG. Gan 9ieB. 9lorooItieite
Der Yorf-9luc, na6c @loibcr-StruBe,
1874 bel $50.
Soa Oiitnid an Soco6 8. $. Dit
MD lmO 6roi 8 @rnOitiide.
@IitGell Barter ltnO Satin an
9oilis 0iitnid. Oitieite Der GalIos-
StroBc, nobc Monument- StroBe.
9ouiS 0litnid an @}it6cll Barter
unO 6rnu Sitieite Ser GnlloSsStry
no6e Nionlmcnt.StroBe.
S6os. 9olonO oil Sos. So6ofoi II.
Srou, @eitieitc Scr @oooDenr.Str,
nobe 9otterion.2lbe
@eo. Gs aieifner an G6os s.
Sieifner imo 9In0erc, 2 @runoItiidc.
Gbos s. aieifner uu Geo. s. aiefi.
ner, 2 @runOitiide.
Sobn s. Wlurpbp uno Satin an
6ranf Q. 9lnOers lnO Satin, @eit-
ieite Der gfo6iuion StraBe, nnbe
@oitern.9lpe.. 1911 bel 62.6.
So6n ). Gorlin an So6n 8. Ebo-
mas unO 6rou SiiOoitieite Der
Shirley no6e Gottagc.9IOe. 20.2 bel
100
Oiorgoret g 9leeO an Aiooc Snp.
Der unO @ottin. Sitieite Der Sutton
9lpc4 no6c ErcS6urv-Strobc IL bei
rs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

13 slnibcIe Sili5cnS Haionnl gdnf 4f,3
30 glHibetle Goul Roner com. ......ttts
t50 glnibele Goni &oipcr com. m.,....lft
27O Nnibeile Goshen & 60. ........ 12'6
POO gInibeile eoeoen Oil conn.,. 10
10 gIutbeiIe Gosoen Oil con....... t2h
600 9lntbeiIe Gosocu oil ,com. ~
10 glntbeile lsarhIano Galualib Co. so
glnibeiI Wd 9ernon Wdus pio 6Ah
% stntbeile WaWHSirfi gSot 9oni 20
10 glntbeiIe @enna gg & q com. 73
40 glniDeile Sapnlpa 9ieiiulHg COM
$1,000 @oni Goal Ger. .to3
1000 Goshen & so Ger. .........,... 0S
1000 Goshen & so Ger. er.....,..... 07#
5000 gosocu Oil & Gios Ger .... .i00h
1000 Goshen Oil & Gas 6er.........iO0
500 en Soru SueI ser. ......... i0oM
500 Wiarblono 0reoeina 6er.~ ..... 99s2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
Gei Gin 9SrOOnaent.

SaIbe gdersgar5euen nno er6Ber; outer
Booen; eIeltriicbeS gictt, gSailer uno Seitels
tpeee i'm Ban, TeIepbons uno Strabenbapll.
9ienIt: innerbaIb IS WSinuten bonn Centrum
Der 6iaot. @inige bdben @unaalons etniae
baben Sdilier eiriqe baben Srudt, etntqe lno
iueni9er aIs Sent per Sup. 2olien Sie midl
Semffe iiflS SiiSner aebcii, nno Die boben Hes
bensmifieIioIien berabieten. @ut leibte aodao'
Iungen nerf1uft. x,s ,r.
9lad5mfrngcn bet ber 2intbtnit pet9pte Sn.'
TeIepbonirt mo mir peroen ole autiinen.
(9lpr28, ,I&6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
Wlnrnorcth alcio an QanirI u.

Sofe Sep un0 Nrult Soy NrlI'
IteeS, an Sorrp s. GbolIis, EruItec,
3 @runOltiide.
9lnna S6miOt an llrilJline @lor.
geret6 uuo 9(noere, Neilicite Der
Gurbom.StraBe, no6e 9omburO'Str.
IS bel 60.
@li Sppen6eim uno 9lnoere, Gru-
fees. on Sofe Gcpoiit uno Eruit Co.,
@ulnO-, 9erionol- unO anOereS @i-
gent6um.
Niilton 8. Setter imO @ottin an
Com. u. 9Io6crgcr imo @ottin, 9ir
t4O7 observation-disclosures.
Sacob 9romn, an Sobn g. Garter
uno 6rolL Siiopeitede DER NionrOe.
unO Saratoga StroBe.
6. So6n @. Geoea Gruitces an
SorrD .. @iIion, 0torOoltieitc Der
Grub Sill.9Ipc., nobe 2nlrenS-Str,
1876 bel 60.
9Ro6t. 9iggs, Erllitee on emma e.
Saniion, I @rlmOitiid.
emma Q. Somiion an @m s..
Comes un0 Satin, I @rlmoitiid.
Sorro 9enion mo 6rou, on Go.
roline Q. 9ouIemer, gir. 1923 @oe
broof.9loe.
Com. IufiD unO 9lnOcre, Nloiie-
uerpoItcr, an 5reOf. 9erencr, Siio.
Ieite ser %ratt-StroBe, nube Gap-
Ion.9lQep, 1873 bei 70.6.
Safe 0epolit imO Truit 60, Cru.
Itecs, an Sgm. q. 2amcr, Oitieitc
ser Colbert -StraBe, uabe G6oie, "a
bel 1910.
GboS. $. Shmenner II. 81, gtad'
loBncrlpaIter, an Gbos. $. S9men'
ner II. g., 6 @rlmOitiide.
EieleIben an Morp 6. Sdmenncr,
Gillette Der @batcoat-, nabe @inde.
Itcr.stroBe, @rrnO5ius $50.
gli6oro $. 2epis mO Srau an bic
Baltimore Cooperative Seal @ltatc
NlIIociotion@, 2 @rlnoitiidc.
Somuel Sotols an Nm Dl. Tan
nenbaim uno 6rou, @cltIcite Der
Caroline, nobe 2eringtontStraBc,
IL BEL Of, @rlmo5ins $36.
9bilip 3. Moraou an &orrp 6.
Smith unO 6rnu, @eitieite Oes Sat-
burIt 9Slocce, no6e @indelter. .StraBe,
t4.6 bel 100, @ruuO5ins $66.
SEQ. u. Slot imO 6rou an 8m.
9eremon 9ir. 1920, Sit.9ofapette.
glpenie.
@bas. i. Stein lmO 6rou an Ser
man S6err. 3 @runoitiidc.
Wloreorct 3. Gurrioen an @Iiiic
G6cieloine, y2r. 270t, 9llamcoa-gIoe.,
@rlmo5inS 500.
Sobn g. W1oler mo 5ron an 9ouiS
&o6e mo 6ruu, SiiOieite Der 6eoe.
rolsStroBe, nobe @otterion.Forf'
9lpenue, t3 bel rs.
So5ef Gerenc5 imo 6rou an Sos
&ictrowiec5 lmO 6roll, @eitieite Der
@looer-S r-StroBe nabc @oitern.9IOemIe,
t2 bel So, @rllno5ins $50.
gSm. goumg all Gbos. y. Sornon
rno 6roiL g9citieitc Der Poplar
@ropc-, nobe 6ranflin.StraBc, IA
bel 70, @rrmo5inS $50.
,llniteo .. & Q. a." an Il. g. 30.
fer unO 6rou, g8eitieite Scr Gorroa-
ton-9lOenie, nobe MuIberrp.StraBe,
1913 bel 100, @runO5ins $9S.
Samuel Niiaer mO 6rau OIL @bi-
lip $. 9ooc, @eitieite Scr @olie.Str.,
nabe 9niaDette.glnenue, 1910 bct75.
Senrp Z. Smith al 81. 6. 6rccman
hno 6rau, 9iorOieite Der Seiierion-
StroBc, nobe Genmooo-9Ipenue, t4.6
bel 20 @rlwo5ins $40.
g. 6. aricI an Die rIitle @uor. &
Eruit 60, Siiicite Scr YeorI.Str..
26 bcl 60
glnnic &. @e6n an :. s. 8. Sra,
ger nno 6rou, glr. 26l1, @.-GbarIcs-
StroBc, @rrmo5inS $195.
Caroline g. Orr Gpplep im0 @ottc
an Gopio g. Smith imo 6ralL 9lorO.
oitIeite DER yioSlpn-, nabe gee6.9loc,
s. gloom giittuer al 6ranf Z,
9inolng, Citicitc ocr @iaiQm- na6c
GroB,StraBe IA bel 50, @umo5iu8
$50.
,Noi. 9. NGtc GcoItp &c." an
ScrrD arolItitr mc Nrou, g1r. 63S
NorO 9cInoro -9lpcmc, @rlmo5inS
$40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

8 WleiIen bon gSonofuipn Station p 1.2 40
9lder Qano NIT 5s3immer Saus nuo Stgll'
9lnbau; innqer Sbitanrten nit etpd 50 Salls
men. 9la68uragen bel Charles 1nmeipnWer'
9pppblapn. (U'dilO-l2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12
gcrIaust- -5rancn nnO WlaOdcn.

Berlangt:
Heties Wdofbcn iir einid6es Rohen ilno
leidte Sansarbci iiir proieitaniiines 6beplar.
@ntes Seinl. g}ab5uiragen Nr. 1902, @utaw
&iuce. (Wai12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

@tne Srau fit aleenieine Snusarbeiet. giaD
3ufragcn 9ir. 1880 HnttcripnsH Hnri.AOe.
(Wiai1t--13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

9leIere Srau fir alIgemeine Sansarbcit
(Suies ocn ldn uorciiire VI. IA, ,,9cnt'
idlcr Correspondent" 413 EitsSaltimDrc'Str.
(Wini1t-t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-12

NDonueHten, bic ben ,,Tmtihen GprTeippu.
bentcn" nimt phnltlini Doer nnregelmdnia er.
baltcM ruO aebetcn, Ser EfIIu OaUOM per 1e.
IsphUH opH laFIitIl@ Wlt'tpelluHe " maatn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
Crandall's.

Theda Bara will be pictured in The
Tiger Woman" new and sensational
Vampire film. at Crandall's today,
tomorrow and Tuesday. In it she is
pictured as a Russian princess. who,
for the love of jewels and money, lures
her victims until her desires are salts
fed. when she casts them aside, only to
look for other victims. The picture cast
includes Glen White, John Webb Dill
lion. Mary Martin. Herbert Heyes, Kit
tens Reichert. Edward Holt. f. F. Rose
man. Emil De Varny and Lewis Dean.
Wednesday and Thursdays attraction
will be Melting Millions" with George
Walsh pictured as young spendthrift
millionaire whose reckless habits en-
danger his fortune to such an extent
that his friends conspire to rob him.
later returning the money when he has
realized the folly of his ways. Anna
Luther is pictured in the leading femi-
nine role. The last two days of the
week "A Child of the Wilds.'' featur-
ing June Caprice. will be shown. Miss
Caprice is seen a tomboy girl of the
backwoods who scorns books and
studies. but who is finally won by a
young schoolmaster. The picture is
marked by many beautiful settings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Hope is dream a man has when
he is awake.
II you would have the respect Of others
begin by respecting yourself.
When a girl is engaged to be mar
ried she is sorry for all the young
men who missed their chance.
1t Is exactly as difficult to keep out
OF love as 1t Is to keep out of trouble.
Be careful how you give advice.
Somebody might take it.
1t takes the moon two weeks to get
full and two more weeks to get over
1t. Men are different
Too many people spend their time
condemning the conduct of others in
stead of spending it in improving
their own.
There are many ways of getting a
, living. People even have been known
to work.
There are two periods in a mans
life. when he doesn't understand a
woman. One is before marriage and
the other after.
If sealskin sacks could be pIucked
from trees the average husband
would have to souander his coin on
other things to match.
Platitudes are useful in CONVERSE
ton. They give one such an air of
respectable dullness.
When an authors books are popular
enough for paper covers he can afford
to cover himself with broadcloth.
Unless a girl is very much in love
with the amateur photographer she is
never satisfied with the pictures he
makes of her.
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Columbia,

Marguerite Clark will be the picture
star at the Columbia today and for the
first half of the week in The Fortunes
of Fiji" a little French actress, whose
colossal conceit makes her believe she
is a great actress despite the failure of
her first company.
Nothing daunted she goes to Paris,
where she meets Cartouche, a kindly
veteran of the Napoleonic wars, who
takes the girl under his protection
Fiji obtains employment at the I'M
peria1 and soon becomes the rival of
Julie LIE Brun for the position of lead
ing lady. Despite her piquant conceit
she becomes very popular Cartouche
purchases a government lottery ticket
and presents it to Fiji. The ticket is de-
clared the winning number and Fiji
suddenly comes into possession of a
fortune. Cartouche decides she must be
educated and made a lady" much to
her disgust.
She is bundled. protestingly, off to the
home of Louis Bourcet, model young
man whose mother Is intrusted with
instilling into her the principles of Gull
ture. The comic and near-tragic results
of this beggar description.
As a special attraction, Ralph Ince
will be pictured as Abraham Lincoln in
'aThe Seventh Son., the story of a
mother VINO has seven sons, six lost In
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Leader.
Savoy.

Douglas Fairbanks is featured at the
Savoy today and tomorrow in THE
Matrimaniac," which is based on a
magazine serial. This picture gives
ample opportunity to Fairbanks to dis
play his unusual prowess as an ath-
lete. The story deals with the anus
ing efforts of young clipping couple
who are closely pursued by an irate
father and a jealous rival. Not having
time to be married. they leap aboard
train just as it is starting. then
search vainly through the cars for a
minister. The train stops at a way
side station and the would-be groom
alights to find a clergyman. The young
couples subsequent tribulations form
an unusually entertaining story. Con-
stance Talmage is pictured in the lead
ing feminine role. Tuesdays attrac-
lions will be Threads of Fate" fea-
turing Viola Dana. supplemented by
the comedy. The Test featuring Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew Wednesday
Louise Huff and Jack Pickford will be
pictured in a photoplay version of
Dickens Great Expectations; Thurs
day. Alice Brady, in The Hungry
Heart; Friday. Clara Williams. in
Three of Many: Saturday, owen
Moore and Irene Fenwick, in "A Girl
Like That"
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MONTENEGRO MONARCH
CL|NGS TO HIS THRONE.
Refuses to Abdicate in Favor of His
Grandson, Prince Alexander
of Serbia.

The refusal of King Nicholas of
Montenegro to abdicate in favor of his
grandson, Prince Alexander of Serbia.
in order that the two Kingdoms may be
united under a single crown, calls to
mind the national divisions which mark
racial groups, especially in the Balkan
states" says bulletin issued by the
National Geographic Society from it's
headquarters here today. 1t then con-
tinues:
1.-The Serbs and the Montenegrins are
of the same blood: and are the descend
ants of that people. who, under their
great national hero. Stephen Dushan,
were the dominant force in the Balkan
peninsula more than 500 years ago.
when their jurisdiction ran from the
upper Balkan mountains to the Medi-
terranean. The gradual decay of Serb
power reached it's nadir with the de-
feat of the Serbs at the famous battle
of kassovo: and the Serbs fed in two
columns. one to the northeast and the
other to the southeast.
The former, having crossed the line
of hills and spread into the territory
north of Nish and running to the Saave,
were unable to fend off the Moslem
pursuer; but the latter, taking to the
Scutari, set up their nation under Ivan
the Black and for 500 years maintained
themselves as the only people of the
Balkans who had never Succumbed to
the Turkish conqueror.
VANS line was lost before long; and
Nicholas, who now comes again to
public attention. is of more lowly
origin and sprung from one of the
vladikirs, or prince bishops, who ruled
the land with a combination of church
and state, which has existed nowhere
else in such feudal form.
The Serbs lived in Turkish bondage
until about century ago. when Kara
george (Black George), swineherd,
led them in insurrection which resulted
In partial liberty: With alternating
power between the karageorgovitch
and the Obrenovitch families, Serbia
persisted under nominal suzerainty of
the sultan until the treaty of Berlin
recaSt the boundry lines of Europe.
when an Obrenovitch prince was con-
firmed in Serb sovereignty: and the
karageorgovitch descendants were
scattered. One of them. Peter. the
pretender of the Serb crown, took ref
uge in the Montenegrin capital, where
he married Nicholas eldest daughter.
After her death he found himself un-
aoie to live on terms of amity with his
father-ln-law across the tiny square at
Cettigne. and he betook himself to Paris
and later to Geneva, whence the as
Draga. in 1903. brought him back to
Belgrade and to throne.
1t is Peters son to whom Nicholas
now refuses to give way; and in his
refusal he will doubtless be sustained
ny such of the hardy Monteneerin
mountalneers as have opportunity to
voice their opinions
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son she had brief but tempestuous
experience with THE Girl Who Smiles"
and when the smiling ceased the vola
tile Eva, after coaxing. again cast her
lot in the two-a-day. Following a
period of peace and plenty she burst
out" in the far west with vaudeville
company of her own. But she is back
again with Keith's.
It seemed weIl-nigh impossible to find
a successor to Chin Chin but, some
how, Charles Dillingham; turned the
trick when he produced his latest mu-
steal comedy, stop. Look and Listen"
which comes to the New National
March H. 1t is show that fairly
bristles with Broadway entertainment
Flora Bella" which John Cort will
present at the Belasco Theater at an
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early date, has for it's star Lima Aber-
banell. the piquant Viennese prima dom
ma, who was first seen in America I'M
der the direction of Heinrich Conreid
at the Irving Place Theater. New York,
and later appeared in grand opera at
the Metropolitan Opera House. Her
marvellous success in THE Merry Wild
owl and other light opera roles under
the management of Henry w. Savage
Is well remembered.
so Long Lefty" Oliver Morosco's
successful musical farce, will be seen
at the Belasco Theater early in March,
with the original New York cast and
production, headed by Charlotte Green
wood. Walter Catlett. sydney Grant and
May Boley.
The book is by Oliver Morosco and
Elmer Harris. Earl Carroll wrote the
music.