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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
crfan OH Der @aeiiiefaitc.

Ycrtfdno, Gre, "a. Nopenber.
- Sn bert oitIifen 3beilen ben Orc
gen nr,o 8aibinston bat ipei 1ase
lang Elm idJperes llmetter aetuiitbet.
Siarfe Meacnsiiiic ucrnrlad,ten per'
Eeerenoc lleberidmemminsen. Iic
SluBtbdlcr ltebet inter @aiier. in,o
riele giienbabn6riiden iinb Don bern
Sefmafer bin1peg %seidrren,mt. Ger
9cbnbetrieb 1T JIM 56cil Idblit &C.
lgpt.
In Brdp Sarbor lpnrbr Elm gro.
cfs, o,is Sot5iiantaef 3mianmeliae-
icttes 1loB i'm @ertbe pon 100000
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Sic Green 2eoi SoSioIS"
Elm Slt = 9oltimnrer Goinell@ crcin,
beronltoltctc geitern Mbcno in Srll.
Wcigt'S Solle an Sarioro.I ue. eilleil
lo%1enonntcn Wonoid,ein 5an5. Ger
Mono glGn5te guar nit Iblpeienbeit,
troBoem ucrlici abcr Die Seitlid)feit
nlif bic oerfbor id)onitc Wciic. Die
arrangements lngen in SGroen Der
Grnlict SiIcp @cbr, :. Sboicr, u.
Fouli, Z. Folli, Static ,SanlcS uno
". Mcbr.
Iicl in cincn Wrnbcn.
MliI Dem Seinipea pom Der Irbcit
~Itilr5te Der t3 Sabre olte Sobn "a.
ter bon Nr. 523, Siio d. 9rooioroItr. !,
an IicnitnN gbenb in eii,cn Dor Ir.
1881, Oil . GbaieitroBe, bciinoIid)e,
% tSiib tiefen @rnbell, Der onaeblid,
liid)t beleilf,tet mar. Ger anabe err.
lit perId)leoertc @uu,ben an aopi
uto cine Sdnlterperrenflng unb
miiBte III Der .4mbulal,5 bes norooIt.
iid)en IiitriftS nah Dem 81. So,
lepbs . Soipital gebroft iperocn.
Gbcgliid mar pom fur3er
Gamer. - Die IS Sabre olte Irn,,
Gillian @infers bon Nr. 638, Siio.
Wolltforo apenlle, lieB gelternWof,.
rtittag ibreit uiir III, et,ua 81 Sabre
1tteren Warl,, Senrp 8inters DOT,
Nr. $40, Norb . @rceneIirabc, nit
Dem Tie crit felt sunni oieies Sabres
nerbeirotbet 1T, inter Der Nnid,idoi-
giira Dor ben 1oli5eiridter S'Nell
iii oitliden StntionSbouie c~itiret,
angeblid, nid,t iir ibren 2ebcmsun.
ter1olf aeiorgt sl Gaben. Ga @inters
pcrlprad, III oicier 9eSiebung in 3i,.
funit ieiiren Gbepflitien nodfom.
li1en III lpoIIerl, go6 inn Ser Hid,ter
eihe Trilt bis 5ur nadiien Node,
lie0te i'm aber 81 eleifer 3eit unier
$1O0 IrieoeI,sbiiraid)nit. oo Eroi,
WintcrS behonptcte, er babe ibr &c.
ben bcorobt.
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ShiffSnadlridltem.

Rem Dur-f, "a. Hopember. =
Ter Gonpicr rS%annouer" lit bon
Vrcmul oigcfommen.
Mbgciabrcn limo sic Tampier
.3celmo" nod antperpen. ,Sceas
l;ic" nod southampton uno yNlice"
llod) Heapel.
Mottcram. %. Nopember. =
Ter BON &ctu.Dorf uad) 2ibnu be.
it:nimte Gonpier rHuiia" lit bier
e:%naetroiien.
6oprc. "a. Nopember. Der
SampIer ga Sopoie" lit bier anee.
lonat.
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&idlnguahntes Spinm.

CT y y, Seros. "a. Hop.-3oll.
bcamte baben bier 400 aonnen eil,-
seld)mnlggeltes Opium inn @ertbe
bon $1,000 nit @eid)lag bele9t. Ser
bnitungen murocn feline uorgenom-
men. @0breno 0e@ Woltnt3 Sftober
lit bier. in Sun Mntonip ur,o III an.
beren Srtel1 bon Seras eingcidnnlS
9clteS Spiunl i'm Wertbc bon nlebr
oils $4,000 ioilirt mproen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

Ms nngeiebIih bat ser
Stabtprofurotor Doe oie Grabbing
Clamps. 8erorbnung, peld)e port
StootratbSmitglieo Sofinton einge.
reid)t lunroe. be5eid)net.
Ve9nooigun m. = @ollber.
Ileiir Grotlers bat 9elegentlid oes
EonftagcS 6lopo GInrf, emory Yio.
oinaer, sic @eioe 5i einem Sabr
3,id,tbols uernrtbeilt wuroenL begna.
bat.
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Rod 16S Qei6en.
Sur nod etiua % Cyier Der ct.
Yanl-& atatrOpbe permift.

Yanl-& atatrDpbe nermiRt.
an&6rud) zines nellcn 6qlers in ser
3ehe. - IS mor uid)t moglid,.
bie aeitern entoedten Spier 81
Gage 3u i0roern, uno oie Srlbe
miro pubrifeinlid beute ubcrs
mails perliegelt meroen miliien.
@ie sic camille Gait Den
lanftua beaeben iro.-Sturm-
ucrbeerunaeu an Der Tociflcfilte.
NntIo8eiGrilten gegel dime
iiid)e M0rber in Son SronciSco.
@berrn SnS., 2l.' Wopember. =
Hdd)oem heite iiber $50 meitere Set
den hi Der 81. Saul. 3ehe aufgeiun.
ben moroen mareTL, nllBten Die Mr.
beitcn sur 9cioroerung ocrielben ai,i
ole SberIlGd)e tcmporar N%nigeaeben
merben, lrn cin nellca ,Seitcr 5i BE-
fGmpfen. tpelde3 ben Souptltaht
bebrobte. Soilten Die Nnltrcn9lrnAcl
gum Solden be9 VronHc5 morgen
nid)t lcn eelpiinid)teu Griol9 bubcn,
10 miro Die @rube luubrid)cinlid) mic.
Der perit,lollcn mcrben uno es an
Mod)en hin blciben.
SaB lih feline S~ebcnbi9e mehr IN
ser 3ete b%eiinben. miro jest allac'
mein 5usegcbcu. Ser einSi9e, nod
rmcriorid,te Sbcil Ser @rlIbe, III net
dem lebcnoc MGnner mo9lid)er @eiic
eeiunben mcrbcn fonnten. lit Der DIT,
lidc Stollen Der 5%lucitfn Moer, mo
Der GingonH oeileIben brcnrt sllr 3cit,
lihterlob. Ginidlieblid) Der bcltc
g%eiumbenen unO Ger id)on iriiber her
o~,ls9eboIten Ecid)en, ionic Der 20
Wunn. meld}c ~lcbeubi0 bernlSgeboit
ipurben, merbcn jest MIR nod etma
~ WtuflH perllIBl.
Gle bei,tc cntoedtcn Spicr ldgcn
in cinem luirreu SaltIelL 800 NllB
bon Dem SauptId)adt, ipobin lie bllrtl
bus Iteiaenoe @olicr mo ben Nad,.
itJnooen e%etriebcl moroen luorell.
Votifaften, lpeld)e ali Solj lnlO ul,I
baa Sdieiergeltein an Den @dnoen
gcitricbcn waren, geben Die 3abl Der
MGnner, ipeld)e bort ibreu 900 er-
iuurtetcn, oni 16S an. Cine Der Dot.
id)aiten lnlltete:
,@ir lino bier, I'M nllc juIommen
st lterben."
Gle Ginecid)lolIenen hottcn Sdd)cr
ans @rettern hcracltcllt, peld)e al
!Snden{tieIen beieItigt iuoren uno oo'
81 benuet iucrcen %ioltel, ocn Gad).
i6nooen 5uriidSutreiben. Ger Ser
) f,id, tuar oFenbur rfein erfolareidcr.
Cine gauge Mn5abl BON Heif)en laa
inter einem oieier Sdd)er. Glide
Der Jooten botten Die &opfe auT bel,
Nrnlen liegen, mic I'M ShlaIe. al,-
bere lagen iibcreinollber uno unocrc
iaBcn aui eem @oben, NIT benz Hiif-
fen al Die @ano eelebnt. gae oieie
2eute ,paren al,genideinlif) on, Dor
Ieetcn Montag Eodmittag pont Nad)-
idmaoen erreid)t iporoen lulo batten
ben G~ritidunastoo erlitten, Ser 81
iIbriae Sannel 8. Solphrb. zines
ser Spier, botte Elm fleines Sa9ebld)
in Der Ioide, III iueldes er pom 10.
Iopember on, DEM Gage oes aiiS-
brud)S beS Seuers. ole paor Stirn-
Sen Gintrase. eenoft botte. Gle
GintrGge reid)en bis 1 llbr ont Mpls
tag Tadmittoe. ID. Hopen,ber, nlo
notwithstanding iunrcn ole sic llngliids
lideli bolo nad) oieier 3eit Dem Sobc
nnbpim ~npinIlpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

Ser r@iiracr 8erid)one
rnnas &erein BON Morn.
oft . 9aItim peranitaltetc
gcitern Madlmittog I'M Grogcidob iei-
mes @erIorninlunase 8eb1ubes. Nr.
25Oi, Sit.EreitonItr., Cit Mniternro.
item, bos BON etiun GO Witgliebcril
beindlt mar unb eillen froblid)en Ser.
laui na6nl. Ter @orlisenbe bes ar.
ransen,eris. Is ornites mar 5err @orrp
y. a%nigbfon. Sn ieiner l,id)iten Der.
iomrrllila nin,n,t Der @ercin ieine
9ennltctuiomunotion uno IN scr ba.
rnuiiclgenocn ole @obl nor.
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TomftoNS @nntctt in
Yaris.

Yoris, 81. Nopembcr. Ger
bicliec rImcrifouiid)c Gllb" beginA
ocn 9onttoo id,on belltc Mbenb hurd,
Elm @anfctt i'm &otcl BalaiS Gorlcp.
POO Witglieber urb ein9cloocnc @1ltc
nabrnen NntteiI onron. Nnd) mli9c.
bobencr Suicl hicltcn Ser onlcrif0ni
id,e @cncrolfoniIl Nrnnt Muion, Ga.
rnn b'Gitolrnclle9 Sc GouItnnt uno
nnocrc ScrreH Hc0er.
Fcriobc bobcr Sd nb5Gllc
geDt AT Gn6c?
2on6nn, 81. Mopcmbcr. - Ncrr
&aenlpL 5ipeiter @icc.FrGiiocnt oe$
bcltldcn Mcid)StoNe, unBcrle bcll!c
IN elmer Hcbr, iucld)c CT in @egcn.
mart bcs bciltid)en Sotid)oitcra Dor
ser 2oiiooner '0onoeIsfnmmcr bielt,
Die Nnlid)t, onb Dos Sod)ihuB3oIl.
SpitcnL lueldlem Gettidlono, Srunf.
lil6 oic Ser. Stontcu blloi9en. bin
men &llrjem lMnertrG9Iid, wcrOen
miiiic. @ic iid) ulld) Die 5llfiinitigc
Gntpidelung Der iuirtbifoitlifcl
&~erbdltniiie Gnropo'3 g%citolten
mo0e - CT ici iiberieuet. ooB iid
Ole Eeriooc bobcr Sd)utsollc ibrem
Gubc uGbern.
&oIInnb's TorifM
Saag. 81. Nopcrnber. Ger
bullGl,oiidlc Ti%uQu,uliuiItcr p~crfiir,
octc beute ~ Der. 6lueitcn -&anuner.
Dab Die porgeid)lo9ene @iIl sur RE
piliou ocS ,}uIltoriiS nod iuic Dor
bic 5ollfreic Ginilbr Der buuptiGd).
lid,et Observation-Disclosures .@Neitottcn
lucroc.
Tcroinnno be II d) Eeter.
WclNroo, Serbicn, 81. Nop. -
&onig Scroinano miro belltc bier
cintreIiell, nm a0nig Eeter bon Ger.
bien 5t beiitden. Won permutbct,
boB oieie ;3uiammenfrrnit bent &c.
plantcn %ulloe Der 9alfnn Stooien
sic @cgc eb,en loQ.
Millioncn pon HubcIm &C
It oblcn.
petersburg, 81. Nop. &c.
nnior Wnril, Der III ben leBten Wto-
1aten Die unlion9rcid)en 9etriigc.
rcicn IN Der rulliiden MilitGr Ser.
mnltirng mlterilid)t bot, reid)te bette
leinen Scrid)t cii,. aus iucld)cm her
porgcbt, bub Die llnterid,leiie ii Den,
8%erpfleaunNS Ieportcincnt Der Mr.
NEE lid oiii piele Millloncn Hiibel
be5iiicrn. TorrGthc, geniigenb iilr
cine gauge Mrlnee, lillo IN &ieff mo
OOeiia olcin ipurloS obbanoen ge-
tomme,. Nid)t meniger olS 67Nber-
item rnb oloerc Siii6ierc Der Ero.
uiant abtbeilling iino Der @etbcllis
gilllg at ocn llntcrid,lciicn bcSid,tiat.
Sicb5iG oocr nod mebr &erbnitulgen
Itebelt bepor. 8erihieDenc Der nllaes
id)lloigten Sfii5ierc bohen nit Dem
GrloS aus Den 9etrii1ercicn prGf)tige
S~anOgiitcr aefoiiit. Die lloi, iest oil
fiS5ireH miro, nm iuenigitcnS einel,
5bcil ocs Mnlbes micocr 81, %erlangell.
Stuocntcn gcgcn Suifra-
getten.
9riItpl, G~n9lano, 81. Nou.
Gin @erild, Der Sliirogettc Gbrilto.
bal Ynnfbnrit, beiltc Nbello eirc Nc.
DC Dor elmer 8erinnnmlung 81 GoE
ton Sail ~ baltcn, lpllroe pur, Stu.
bertell linb auberen Eerionen ourd)
Storunget offer slrt pereitelt. Die
Storcniriebc beiparien Die Hebncrilt
nit grbien uliO Mebl unio p~erlltten,
hic Sribiiitc su itilrmel,. Die EoliSei
idritt cin mo l1uberte Die Sale mad
eiuem beitiaen Gouflift nit ben Stu
oenten. Gie Suiirogetten babel, lih
hurd, Die n%citeroings por ibiicll oi,,
gelpenoetcn Wetbooen 5ienllid nnpo.
pIldr gcmad)t.
Ser r@iiracr q erid)one
rnnas Gercin pon Morb.
OFT : 9aItim peranItalietc
gcitern Madlmittag I'M Grogcid)ob lei.
n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26

HosRuit. Sonntoesi6ger:
Der Sale bort lautf nift oapon, ib
babe idon 5rpeinol nod linn seidol.
ien!" 50riter: Ser femnt sic
nili if)on BON iriiber berl"
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9o5or scr v@er5 Sciu-
@ciellihoit". 81 @nnltrl
oeS @oiioubs fit Ole l,el,c Ser
Seillaird,e pcrnnitoltetc geitern oic
~Ser; Sciu.@eicuitoit" eiren 9o5nr
in Der yNeri ,SeiuYSoIlc" III 9igb.
lanotolun. Ter Ndd)mittaa mar ipe.
siell iiir Die Sd,nliuselio beitilnmi,
lu1breno ol,t tg(beno- Die erluadienen
crid)icl,eu. @ic rid,t a,oers sil or.
morten tpor, beeintrdd,tiate boo
Sdneegcitober ben 9eind) 5iemlid)
itort. Iieieniaen, meIfe baS id,led)tc
@etter l,id,t eeif)eit hatteli, mllrben
ourd) Eroi. 81, Wiilltr's Srd)eItcr
raid in quite 5timmlr1g oer,est. Ser
9o5or iilloet belte a(beno cine 8ic.
berbolluns, iooab bic peIterit lnid,i
Grifierenen bas peridumtc nad)bo.
len folluell. TaS ArranuementS.G 60.
mite beiicbt ans ben Serren 1erS.
Sud, @m. @rosmnnn Sobn Tuit.
lliS. @eor1c Soifmonn, George
@einbcd. Clemens 9rescI unb Sol.
Hieolilla.
Bon eincm Sunb gebii.
len. = an @ronbunp unb 9ornes.
Ctr. miiroc 9eitern Der 46 Sabre olte
Sobn Wnitrpcola pon 9fr. FIG, Noro.
WoIieiir., non ei,cnl in oos Salis
Nr. 932. Noro.Sronbuap aeborci,bell
3nnb, Der feil1en Woulforb triig, in
Dos lil,fe Sein aebilien. Ger Monl
beaob iid) nadl DEM syobns Sopfil,s'
Soipitol, no oic @lalbc ansaebromt
ipnr6c.
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Son Sce Mno Nafen.

ShIeppoompier .Bicbmont" mlBtc
nli ser Sabrt nod Baltimore
jpei 9nrgcu in, St;dIc %lniicn. -
.Snlnopcr" in NGp.9orf unge.
longt.
Mug Ntoriolf. ga, miro oepcid,irt,
hnb Der Sdleppbam4der nEiebmont"
chi ser Inbrt bon 8oltou nod 9altis
more nit orei Qarge1 DER .Gonioli.
bnteb Goal Gn."3aM Der W1he bcs
&ir9inin 8opS Don bent aeltriaen
Shnceiturm. Der afiue &imbItGrtt
ION - MciIrn pro StrMoe battc, cr.
iabt mo gelipnlAen lplrpc, 5ipti Der
11r1en 81 Oernnfcrn tlnlb nit Der
oritten Barge bet Saftn uon Nor.
ioIt onpllouien. SpdtFom Nad)uit
t0Q iuor nlr urd) otc cine Der 5mcl
pcrlnlienen 9or9en iidltbnr, lpelt)e
zen riciigen Mo9Gl lumber gemorIcu
mIroc. Der Saltimorer Sd)lcpp-
pampicr yGumbcrlnnb," Der lit III
$ooniptor RontS bcianb, lulrbc nit
Gem uEicomunt" obgcinnbt, Inn Ole
NoracrL lucun mo9iid), III SidPrbcit
on bringcl.
E&annoocr" in Rem Dort.
Ter Ncrboeutit,e 2lopb Gonupicr
.'0olnoper." ser ulr H.. ). M. bon
Bremen obiubr, lallgtc gcitcrn Rad
nittua gescn i4t llbr lit Ncm '9orf
az. CT miro ntoract s(benb ODER oll
Somitog @ornlittog bier eintreIien.
: iuoernib iiir bic Shifi.
iubrt.
Captain @l,bgins bonn Tanpicr
yGiier" pon Der yMerd,ontS &
WinerS Transportation Co." beridS
tete gcllerrl. bnb er an q. Topcmbcr
ctuo Spci WeiIcn bonn Sbomnss
linint.2 nld)ttbnrm iii Der Gbcio-
pcnfe. 9oi bic Spierc ciiles trcibci,s
huu 0oUte3 mo Die SPHERE eines oii'
ocrcu mntergegonaellen Jnbr5eugeS,
elmu pier SUI iiber BEN Waiieripic-
&C. bcruorra9cn6, iidNete. Captain
Subgins bc5eid)net Die bci6cn @rode
ols cine ernllIidT Wefnbr iiir bic
Sdiiinbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Mns Sentibcn @crciucn.

Bayern cnunteritiisungs Ser
elm" ieiert iein >. Stiitunesfeit IN
Gprina'& Salle. 49, 81. Stiitrn9s'
iclt 0e* Observation-Disclosures.
0I.S.. I
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
ADDITIONAL COUNTY NEWS.
DUE WEST.

Rev. Melvin Lacy filled his reg
ular appointment at Due West
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Esmer Mayes, OF Marietta,
spent Sunday with homefclks.
Mr.. Gum Foster and wife spent
last Thursday with Mr.. Wise Fos-
ter's family at Hickory Grove
Miss CLARA Jones, of Mt. Zion,
has been chosen teacher for the
school.
Mr.. Fred Lang and wife spent
last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lang at Mt. Olivet.
Mr.. Mcclure, of Kennesaw, Wis.,
tied Lost Mountain last Sunday.
Mr.. o. D. Turley and wife
spent last Sunday at Mr.. Abber-
nathy's at Midway.
Mr.. J. E. Maddox, of Marietta,
spent last Wednesday with Mr.. M.
W. Hills family.
Mrs Mae Foster is suffering
with neuralgia.
Mr.. Harvey Mayes and Miss
Ruby Kemp attended the Wild
West show in Marietta last Tues
day.
Rev. Mr.. Williams and Bro.
Hilton made good talks at prayer
meeting Sunday night,
The following delegates were
elected to attend the Christian As
sociation at the Mt. Olivet school
house: Messrs. Foster, Lang,
Cantrell and Carter.
Ice was plentiful Monday morn
ing. Hog-killing time will soon be
here.
Mr.. Artist Leaveli, of New Sa-
lem, was visitor here Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mics Minnie Green was the guest
of Miss Irma Williams Sunday af-
ternoon.
Success to the Journal and it's
many readers GUESS Who.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
PROVIDENCE.

Mr. Charlie Hendrix and wife
and little daughter, of Houston,
Texas, spent last Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
J. Hendrix.
Mr.. Mccoy preached very able
sermon here Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Jack Sanford
spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport, of
near Marietta.
Mrs. Margaret Spinks and chill
dren spent last week with her pa
rents, near Mount Zion.
Mrs. Mertie Spinks and children
spent last Saturday and Sunday
with her mother.
Rev. Mr.. Bond filled his regular
appointment here last Saturday
and Sunday.
Picking up cotton and digging
potatoes is the order of the day in
our community. GLADYS.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
LOST MOUNTAIN.

The first ice appeared here Mon
day morning.
The farmers here are digging
and housing potatoes this week.
Miss Luna Scott will teach
school at Winnings. We commend
her as a worthy and competent
young lady. She has Just com.
pleted course at the Athens State
Normal school.
The many friends and kindred
of Mrs. Leo Blackwell here ex-
tend their sincere sympathy to
her In the loss of her husband.
Mr.. E. L. Mayes is at the State
Fair at Macon. He is associated
with J. Gid Morris in charge of
the Cobb county exhibit.
<The personal effects of the late
John G. Mohon will be sold at
public sale October Both.
Charlie Wright and Walter
Mayes are building new barns.
A purse of 5000 or more could
be raised il the county for PIE
miums on corn. Now, if someone
will take this matter up to raise
the money and fix the rules for
the contest, we can have an inter
esting race and it will stimulate
an interest for raising more home
supplies. The farmers could be
classified III this race and offer q
premium for the boys, too; give
every class of farmers a chance.
Farmer John and Planter Joe have
been advocating a race. TIL ey
should go to work and get up the
money. Loring Brown and Gid
Morris propose 60 give $500 each.
That sounds like business. We
must have that race and raise 90
much corn per acre in Cobb that
it will startle the natives. Then,
next fall each contestant could
could publish a report OF how he
prepared and cultivated his acre.
Robert Sisk is visiting his moth.
er in Atlanta.
Harve Mayes and Will Terry
went to Atlanta Monday and trad
ed for some horses.
ALLEN.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29

Ct. CHARLES Hospital, Quebec City.
~ One of our sisters, who commenced
to take Peruna, has improved and will
continue to take it. Some others are
trying it also. Sr. Ste. Marie, Superior.
CONVENT of st. Laurent, near Mon
~ treal, Mother House Sisters of the
Holy Gross.
After using Peruna for two or three
months, several members of the com
munity have experienced such good
effects that they can recommend it's use
to others. Sisters of Holy Cross.
HOSPITAL for Incurables Notre
Dame de Grace, near Montreal.
Notre Dame de Grace Hospital for In
curables, having used Peruna for sew
eral months, recommends it highly as
an excellent tonic, and it is with pleas
IRE that we add our testimonial to the
others.
LAYING used Peruna for the past few
months, for our sick and poor, we
are happy to say that it has given us
great satisfaction. The Sisters of the
Good Shepherd, Montreal.
After continued use of the remedy,
this institution has found no reason to
change its good opinion of the remedy
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
MACLAND.
We had quite heavy frost Sun
day night; also cool weather.

We had quite heavy frost Sun
day night; also cool weather.
MIR. Tatum Rice while working
on the dormitory last week fell
from the second story and was
bruised up considerably.
Miss Laura Taylor left last
Thursday for Montgomery, Ala ,
where she will spend several weeks
with her brother, Mr.. J. L. Tey-
lor.
Miss Docia Babb spent part of
last week with relatives in Atlanta.
Mr.. R. R. Petree is improving
his residence by the addition of a
new veranda all around his house.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
Scott is IN feeble health at the
home of her father, Mr.. J. T
Echols.
Mrs. M. J. Williams, of Cedar
town, spent part of last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Griffin.
Uncle Ben Rice has been quite
sick for the past few days.
Mrs. H. A. Taylor received an
invitation to the marriage of her
brother, Mr.. David Thompson, to
Miss McCleskey, at Boaz, Ala.
which will take place Novem Der
Bird. Mr.. Thompson lived in Ma
rietta until few years ago, and
has many friends here who con-
graduate him.
Misses Addie and Annie NOEL
reath are clerking for Mr.. G. G.
Grist during his October sale.
Mrs. E. G. Petty spent part Of
last week in Marietta and Smyrna.
She will move to Smyrna this fall,
we learn.
Mr. John Clay and family, OF
Marietta, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Clay.
Miss Louise Hewett visited rela-
tlves i'll Atlanta last week.
Prof. Parker, former teacher
in the agricultural college, is Wis.,
iting at the college also, Mr.. Allen
Justice, former pupil, is visiting
at the college.
Mr.. H. A. Taylor has been
elected superintendent of the Sun.
day school at this place.
RUBY.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
OCTAVIA.

Mrs. M. E. Dickson has return.
ed home from a visit TO her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Fl. B. Clay.
Mr.. w. T. Kelley visited his
father, who is in the hospital in
Atlanta, last Saturday.
Mr.. E. M. Paris, of Rome,
spent few days last week with Mr..
W. I. Kelley.
Miss Margaret Clay is with H.
A. Ward, In the millinery depart
ment.
There viii be singing at Noun
tain View OH the fifth Sunday
evening. Let everybody come and
bring their books.
Potato digging is the order of
the day in this section.
Those on the sick list this week
are Mr. w. E. Williams and Mise
Lucille Darby. School GIRL.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
Pe-ru-na
Used to
Combat
Colds and
~ n;nnono~

and expresses its satisfaction in the fol.
lowing terms:
11XY7E found Peruna a relief in sew
wv eral cases.
"We can say it is good tonic and we
are very thankful" Sisters of the
Good Shepherd.
One of the many hospitals which have
found Peruna of value in treating old
and obstinate cases of catarrh Is tie
Hospital st. John, who write as follows:
I4WTE are happy to tell you that
Wv your Peruna has given US salts
faction. Three patients have tried it.
one 68 years old. Renoui Dupuis, off
flicted with catarrh, is much relieved,
more than he has been for a number of
years.
"a young girl, Is years old, had an
obstinate cough, which half bottle Of
Peruna caused 70 disappear.
"As to myself, two bottles have con.
WINGED me that Peruna is magnificent
as tonic. Before the treatment could
not walk for quarter of an hour with
out experiencing much fatigue. Now
1 can walk mile easily.
Through these three cases we desire
to make known to the public the
efficiency Of your remedy"