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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Equal Suffrage Association.

The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation held it's annual meeting in
Hotel Ansley to-day at 8 o'clock Of
ficers were elected and plans laid for
vigorous campaign.
Mrs. Herrin told of her work in
Waco, Texas, and other talks were
made
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
SUFFRAGE Rally.

Suffrage Rally.
At the suffrage rally to be held this
evening at o'clock in the convention
hall of Hotel Ansley the following
program will be given:
The Citizen Mother"-Mrs. Chas.
o. II. Craigie.
the Rev. A. r. Holderby.
Woman Suffrage and the Labor
Movement''-Mr. S. D. Marks.
Suffrage Work in England"-Mrs.
Anna Fletcher
Mrs. NJ. l.. McLendon, president of
the Georgia Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation, will preside. Everyone in
terested is cordially invited to attend,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
important Meeting.

The Atlanta Weman's Missionary
Association, supporting the Travel
ers' Aid work, will meet at the Cen
trail Congregational Church, corner of
Ellis street and Carnegie way. We'd
nesday, January IA, at 1920 a. m.
The reports Of the work of the ma
irons at the railroad stations. will be
given, also of the work at the Martha
Home. All women interested are in
vited to attend.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Mrs. Little to Entertain.

Mrs. John d. Little will entertain at
luncheon of twelve covers Wednes-
day. IN honor of Mrs. ]. Marshall
Johnston, of Macon, Mrs. Richard
Johnston's guest.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

In the library of the Girls High
School Thursday at $3.50 o'clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

Normal Study Class.
The Normal Study Class will meet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Embroidery Club Meets.

The North Side Embroidery Club
will meet with Mrs. Bailey, No. IL
Fairview road, Wednesday at : p M
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Association to Meet.

The Alumnae Association of Wash
| ington Seminary will meet Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at the semi
nary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

Abbey Dodson.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Abbey
and William n. Dodson took place
quietly Sunday evening at the home
of the brides brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. Abbey. the Rev. T, c..
Upper officiating.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
History Class to Meet.

tITSIVTy VTGSS 10 Weet,
The Nineteenth Century History
Class will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Vassar Woolley. Mrs. Will
liam p. Pattillo will read a paper on
The Manufacturing Towns of Eng
land"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
JEWELLERS BANKRUPT.

Boaz & Weinberg, jewelers. of No.
1S-A West Mitchell street. filed a petit
ton In voluntary bankruptcy Tuesday in
the District Court of the United States
for the Northern District of Georgia
They gave their liabilities as S5,460.86
and their assets as 1900.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

green, taupe, Copenhagen, wistara, tan,
brown, Alice, gold, pink, wine. Not every
shade in every cloth, but all shades among
them Widths 80 to A inches. A won
derful lot
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

trous, betraying at once its worth; note
the colors, navy, brown, TAM castor, pink,
green, Copenhagen Burgundy, dahGa,
Note the price!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

About 300 pairs of
P a t e n t, Gunmetal
and Tan Butt on
Boots.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

A clearance Of
broken lots, samples
and special pur-
chases.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

These are worthy
shoes, guaranteed to
give splendid service
in all RESPECTS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

Note the texture; it IS
even and closely woven;
note the finish, soft, lus-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Scirat6s- 9iceu5cm

Gowar0 .. 0rei5el, 25, 8ranflin-
tomn WlOa linO W}auOe Ni &orDeD,
"a, 9iaspe6urg, Dlo.
@6ilip Stro6eder, a, lnO gluua
Samulon0, "a.
@olter u. Mortin, D, mO Gliie
SO. SoIbapple, %, @ei0e bon Yorf,
go.
9ln0rep s. @c6rmalL 23, Il. Y}ar.
aoret6 6. SEEMING q.
@olter g. @roBerit %, mO @Iiie
6. aroltt IS, 9eioe BON Dorf. ga.
Gitro YoImerino, 80, rno Soiepbi-
nc Gel @in0ice, 3S,
9lapmonO 8. glcIion, 90, iuO 6elen
glnoerion 20.
Seurp 6. SpotcS, o. im0 Selcue
Ga @lotic, %.
Siioor &i6monO, %, unO 2ena
Gotts, q.
soicp6 SiiBmon %, lmO @larD
Mermib.
9lormon 6. 0leoper 2s, im0Gmna
s. Drummer 81, geicbieoeu 9cioe
BON Sdneptoun, Do
Sorrp @omers, %, im0 0}t6 g..
9lo6crtS, %, 9eiOe BON SorriS6lug
&u
gem. 9G. @udleniou a. mO GIi5u-
bet6 EolnL 49,
E6omos Gorouc, 81, imo Aoie
9ucdJicrc, TO-
Sorpep @. 6rib, 2s, @ittwer, uuo
MorD 81. Goiuc, 49, @eioe bon Sor-
ris6urg ga.
9}o6crt @oodl, Or lnO So5el @l.
Scoagins, II.
Somon @liGer So, @ittper uno
9lnnie 8rooSfp, 81, gSittlpe.
Gorl 9io6ertiou, %, rmo @ernice
g9oOe, is, &iuton, $50.
Charles Q. E6otber, 20, unO MaD
s. Stcporo, "a.
SSorrv 81. Euruer, a. imO SlanDe
6. Gdplor, %, 9eiOe BON @oi6iug
ton, g. 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
SIM glnfBmasT6adlt Orruualidt.

Ger 4OiG6rige Sar9cnt Gate, BON
g1r. 27O7 Gomonoion-9loenitc, fiel
qcItern inn @ebduoe ser nGiron-9art.
lett Gompano" 9fr. 40, 8elt Ser
mon STRIDE GO SuB tief in ben
S1o6t ocS &crionenmli5ugeS ino
iouo babel iofort ben Goo Serr
Gate mor &ormonn I'M Orittea Stod.
ncrf Oes @eiddftes. @ie cr in ben
S6dd)t iiiir5te, fouute biS6cr uidt
oufoeflGrt meroeu Gie 9lnaeIteGten
6orten cinen 0iunpicn SAT- uno Ian-
ben oeu @erliuqliitteu bereits to0t
por. 0ie 2eihc pur0e uorldiifig III
ooS llniperiitGts SoIpital gcldoiIt
uno Coroner G6onibers bcno@ri1'
iiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
GonucntiOm Der yCriulcS0.

gtinmt morgen i6rcn 9(niang.
3dblrei6e Gelegaten BON aus
mdrtS crpartct. IT. 9lnldBlid Der
Stcruen6anner-6eicr iteben oen
@eiu6crn bicle 9lttraftioncn IN
9lnsii6t. Orioles" 6et6eili-
acu iic6 al Ser orobeu 0rOens-
@araoc.
MAC &orbereitln9cl fir Oie finite
jd1rli1e Gonocltiou 0e3 Croens Der
rCriolcS4 mel1c morgen loren gla-
iang niHnt iiaO gctroficn. Die
Conventions SiBlngcn peroen i'm
nC0O 6eQomS.Gempel~, an ser Gdc
Don Saratogo- ini0 Gat6coroI-Str.
ge0alteu. Gie Supremc.9eamtcu
merOeu i6r &ouptQuarticr IN Ser
mans &otel, an Ger tSraHilitS StraBe
auiidlagen Serr 3obu 3. @arncr
ser 4rGiioent 0eS Baltimore 9lcit
g}r. 81, miro oie Gonuention mor0en
10 ll5r &orniitta9S, cr0iinen. 2l5cnos
s ll6r lnterne6men bic Gele9ateu ei-
ncn Ein09ang Our9 Die geibnlirtten
StroBeu, Inn Die illumination 3ll be-
iidiigcn.
glm GienItag GorHittag 6alten sic
Supremc-9eamten cine Sibuug I'M
,O00 6cuoms -Gcmpel~. Gen ouS-
wdrtigen Gaucn merocu ouf einer
&unoia6rt oie Sc5cnsipiiroiofciieu
0cr StoOt ge3ci9t ueroen.
9ladnlitta9a 2 llbr nimnt Die Gr-
itrliou iGren 2lnfang, relGe iiir Die
9elegatcn crrangirt lpor0cn lit. gtocb
9ljidfe6r oeS Gompiers pcroen Die
Delegotcn @elegen6eit 6oben, iih an
0em Garneoal 81 6ctbeiligen.
gIm @liilpo6, .oen 8. September
10 llbr 9Rorgeus, 6alteu 0ie CIT
preme@eaultcn cine meiterc 5iting
in Dem 800 6eQows Eempel".
glo6niita8s 2 ll6r niuumt Die oroBe
Sroena. .@aro0e i6rcu 2lniana, al
melGer iic5 ser Oroen nit cinem
59alupo9en bet6eiligt.
Gonucritoo, Den TO- september,
%oralittagS 10 ll6r balicn Die Gu
premc-@eaniten Die lcbte Sibimg
wdbreno bic gamen einen gluSilllg
nac6 zen &orliGotcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
.Nentldlc Oireiien6cimnt6. 4

0as 0ireftorhm Ser uglllgenei-
uen 0cutiden @reiienbcimatb" belt
icinc @}onotsDeriaHmllng in Der 9In-
italt an Scr @cit-@altimore- StroBc
imter Dem @oriiBe Oes &rn S. g..
@iIfen. Ger Scfret6r Sobn 9.
@ieDer fiibrte Oas ErotofoI. Gos
9ireftoriitm ipro@ icine 9Inerfcn.
nnng fir Oie ginIaoung uno 8cpir-
tbung ser $nIoiien 0cS Seims oui
Gen aGonnitatter @olfsicite" aus.
gtodl Grleoigmg onoerer &ontine-
oei66itc puroe Sr. Sobn 6reiIingcr
ais W}itglicO ouigeiounlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
firilnfellrcnhe gLmerifnncr.

Sr. W2nr S5oAidbilo unO Srou lno
So6ter pcr6en bclte ouf oem DanI-
pier ,,9tpttcr0om~ bon europa IN
Seem gorf croortet. 0es9leidcn be-
finoen iih sic folgenoeu 9aItinlorer
ouf 6iciem 0ompfer: Sr. Doniel
g8iQdrO, SSrmt Sanna6Nppcnbeimer,
Soiprcnce 9t. gloglor, SSobn gS. Nlc.
&bcrIon, &omes 2. Green Srou
Gronces SS1ite, sri. 6ronccs Soff-
man 5rF. @ertbu Senoel6oM uno
Sri. g(nna gSet1ermon. @lit oem
@uupfer aGompouio~, Der geltcrn
non 2ioerpool o6giug fonmen fol-
0cnoe @oltiluorer: Gamuel 2epen-
ion lrnO Sralt Srau 9enuo %ummel
Dooi0 Slubler, @ottin, Sobn lno
&o1ter; 6rlS. @lorp unO emma
&renelberg; SRI. g(licc EiffonD, Or.
SarrD Srieocnpol0, Satin II. Sobn
Or. Sonas SrieOenwol0, NIT Dem
Danpfer o9otsoou,~ bon 9fottcr-
Oom SrlS. W2orD s. WioNnoro rn0
@}iriam &cnne0p, ouf Dem 9anpfer
st. @oul" bon 2iDerpool uno F.
ge. &ummel, Satin lmo Sobn. 0i-
rigeit Syoiepb @abe bon Ser rGros
trrien- @eieui6oft~ bcfinOct iitb frcu5-
fiDcl uno puppenhlitig IN 5rieoIuno,
Ieutiblono, mo miro crit ipGtcr
nod 9(merifa 3iriidfcbren. Gr bet
0eithriebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

Sn 6ieTer 2SOde oe6cn flint 9am-
pier eon &eiu 2)ort ab, welde Eoit-
laden fir 9enti8Ian6 nuS DETER
rcih-ilaaoru mituc6mem Sir sic
fiinf 9ampfcr iuerScn bier @Oitia-
den eutaegeugenOmmeu bis SIT Osn
fOlscnoeu ql6enoitlaSen Der betyef-
fcnSen Sage;
p5ipaOanl," Ois z ll9r 9I6enSs, Oen
Z. Septem6er.
O&riacipeiia @ofoSa," bis 10 lIGr
SI6suSS, Ocu s. Septem6cr.
06elIio GIau1, bis 10 llGr 9lOSs,
ben 8. September.
nSan GjneleilmO,@ bis 12 ll9r
SI6eu6s, sen 8. September.
aGcrona," bis 10 ll6r 9I6eu0s, ben
II. Geptcm6er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
0iidgca ea0c5IIij Al cncraiIdJ u0r.

Niagca eNse5II9 ST enersiidj uor.
Su ocr miitleycn &oli3eiiiaiioN
miroen roMiie6er0e Gerioucn 81 ci.
ucm ueiicreu 9'or6Gr dui founcHoen
Gienitog pon &i9tcr 1rppiec oui
G6rcuport cHiloiicu &ildam @.
S6onipioa lmo So6u INi5ouc, pcibc
2lngcIieaie Scr Nlercortile NrlitGoy
imo Die 9}e9er SaucsNooge @iaion
&olueIl 9cniouin ,SoncS Sanrg
@risG5 nnO SeNrn @rolpn sic mers
ben idmmtlic1 6eiNuloiat augeblM
tei q. Srliit &oeGluon SIR. 6 s.,
CitG6oic. .StraBc, Sadj6ei,bGoigmg
be9nngeu 5u 6oben Serr &oe6lmai,
Ger ouf Dem @rm0Iiiid cine 9lltos
mobil @oroae 6eiibt ioa bon Ocr
@crcoHtiIe Irnf Goapan0 bic gngis
iorocunG crbolien 6obcM ons3u3ie
bclt iGcntie 0icipg abcr anaeblt6
teinc &eobhaa. Gorauf ioa0tc Die
Gjeieaidait iGrc 2IngeileQscn imt bic
9ldnnmnG Oes &ouleS ourc6julcBen.
Gabei ioQcn Sic 26geianOtcn 81 cncr
giic6 Dorgegdngen lein rcm oage6-
liA iii 6ei i6rer Aliiiion Gin Gtcp.
perGelduOes 3er6robcn wor0cn ais
Scr 0roBe 0'eIoiArauf lmO anoeres
0lo6iliar olf Oic StroBc aeicbt wcr.
sen ioute. Gie Gcrboihmg Der 9c-
i4ul0i0tcn III aui Geranlaiirng pon
Scrru Yoe6lnon gcidle6cn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
9iealnets amf icimen iyrellnS.

Inter Der 9lniAulOigrng, atge6.
lib i'm Sotel ug2ep 99iaoro" III
@oi6ington ciueu pertbloicn G6ed
ii6er $50 in 3oblung aege6eu 5t bo-
ben, iibt s. Scott NolulauO in ser
bieIiocn mittlcren %oli5ciitotion uno
nuB BORT ieiue gluslieierrng an sic
99aI6iNgtoner @e6or0cu o6portcn.
&oplan0, ser III 9oiton, @loii., an
idiHa 3u ieiu 6cbauptet, lmo "a Sob
re alt it, CAB oen @ebeiupoli5iiteu
Sogou un0 9yones, oie i6m bier in
ieinem 3numer I'M Sotcl @elOe0cre
ocr6aitctcn slt bci Ser uSSuternoiio-
nal EruIt Company in Bolton mlr
Gin @ut6o6cn bon So 3i boben. Gr
6o6e sen G6ed in @di6iugton aus.
aeiteat, wcil i'm Gin 6relmO Der-
iprobcn bate, 5000 anf iein @utbo.
ben III goitou 81 oeponiren lm0 CT
@runo 5u 6o6en gIau6te. 0oB Oies
bcrcits aciAebcu iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06


Sir MorDlan0 lin0 0en 9iIlriit
Gollmbia 6cutc trii6e uno parmcr;
liiOmenG6e @in0e
Iie 5G1itc Eemperatlr mar rs
@roo nm 4 ll6r @obmittog9 uuo ole
Dieorigite Sc @ra0 I'M 6 ll6r Nor
aeus.
1ic gr6Btc S@neQigfeit Ocs g9iu-
0es mar II DleileH bonn 0lor0en.
Ger 6cuAtgfeit8ge6olt ser 2uit
mor 5G &ro3cnt um s ll6r 9}orgeus
un0 G2 &ro3ent nm 8 lt6r 9l6en0s.
&n ben iibrigen @etter-9co6oG
tmos Stotioncn oes 2anoes mar Die
b6Nilc Eempcrohlr wic folat. 9ltlan-
tic GitD 72, @ismard rs, Bolton 70,
Sufiolo GS, G0arleiton "a, Chicago
so, GlcpelauO "A, 0enDer So, Getroit
70, Iullt6 50, Goitport 70, @olDc-
ton sc, Green @o0 66, SotteroS Sd,
&ania5 GitD 81, &uorpiae 80, 2ouis-
bile rs, N}orquctte GA, Memp0iS S6,
@lontaoulcrD 50, Montrcol 70, glan-
tudct y, 9leu GrleanS 80, 9lem-
gorf IA, 0tlo0oma %, %itts6uro1
"a &6ilooelp6ia "A, @ortlono, @ic,
GS, Eorhouo, Ore Ga 9lolci06 s.,
Solt Sofc GitD so, Gan Sran5isco
58, ct. 2oms 50, Scrontou "A,
S6rcDcport 80, Spofone 72, Spro-
cuic G8. Gonpa sS, @oi6maton 76,
@innipca G2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Gternan6ouner. 9SreSiot.

SSSn ser 9(iIociate GonarcIiionol-
&ircbe an ser 9}relton-StroBe miro
%oitor Or. 0liDer Sudel morgen
@ormittog iiber Oos E6ema ~oie gott'
lic6e 9Sropbe5eiltng in Scr omerifos
niiAen 8logge4 preOigen. Bur Gr-
itnermg an oen 0icbter JronciS
Scott &eU miro wdbreno 0es @lor-
Gengottesoienites Oos 2ieO bont
Sternenbonner geiunecn. g(m Sonn-
tag. sen 13. September miro 95altor
&udel iibcr 6os S6enia uGie YibeI
tn0 0er @rieg1 prc0igen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Sgeiscu itcist md inner.

SSn SoIgc oes groBen grpoms bon
@ci5en in Scr Dcrganscncn &ohe
ftieg oild eeitern pieoer Der %reis
lno betrue om SAmiie oes Cages
81 .25 pro 9uicbel. Sm 0jon5en tro-
fen geitern 100000 8uiAel @eiocn
ciu Ser 9ouae @ei5en gcbt uo6
Srantrei9 uno Gnglano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Observation-Disclosures.

Ger friibere @3otormonn $. Gico.
@ed bat oic StroBcubobnoeieniA
I'M $4,000 SGooencriab fir SerIeb.
ilngcn perflogt, Oic CT bel elmer Col
liiion nit einem onoeren 5traBen.
bobnwog9on crlitt, 90 oic @rcmien
an ieinem 28oagon ocli Gictit Der.
iagt Babcu Iollcli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
Gimnninnt aeldlLnilen.

Der leste Eog scr 8oir imo g(us.
ltcIlltng 8li, Eimouium wor elmer scr
bcit6eiu6teiten Eage mdbreuo ser
qoliocu ISOLDE iuO oas Direftorilut
1T nit oen finun8iellcn Reiultotc
ichr 1Nfrie0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

9ur rGrts.St" IN Die eriie ie getanne, bic
0ibnerdugen obne 3meifcl bcieitlqt 00s IN
Scr @run0. pnrim iie bcte ben prbDtci Abinb
bat IS miro iebt bon Wiuionen 0cnlbt. pell
eo ilehriidbe @nnoaacH, fllaiier mo 6i5ringc
Die flo neric6eben uuo nni onS NiiDnernnGe
@inben pelde briiden uno idmerBen Wleiiet
3QiirmcIicr mn Seilcn, 3errcu nnb 8ic0cn
an 0nhneralee onibebrlim mucDt
8tpet Trspicn nit sem GlasiidD0en aniqeiras
0en i6nn bic glrbcit G6neg5 perfhmtnnci
6nS Siibnernuoc trodnct eil oerINwnbet
Ne6mi ieine Snbitinie en- &erlncbi eS belic
9lbeno auf cnen Der Nii1nerlugen Q9nr8en
SaltiMpelcn oocr @ciMpuiie
oIctssSt" ipiro ban glpobclcrn ii0crau fir
25c Die T0iDc berlalit oocr oirell bon S
Ndiprencc y 60, 0bluAu, perI0loi
(Sept6, ,Citl8, GOp20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
e,cuo scr ~MmerIeou ccI
@unOermcnr III gIunupOIis.

@oincrneur @oIosboroueb lno
Somilie baben ibre Soumermobmng
ii Cambridge geibloiicn unO iino
nod 9(nnapoIiS fir Oeu @utcr oe8o-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

6. &. 6pmer in Bremen crfraMft.
N g}ac6 eincm Eelegranlm on Serrn
5ranciS z 6onter ans grenen iit
oeIen &atur, S5err CHARLES 6. $onler,
Der %raiiOent Ser o3lDeiten 9lotionol
Sonf1 bort ernitlih erfranft Serr
Sroucis z. &omer wir0 infol9eoeiien
om Gieniio0 on @oro Ser uGpn0am~
nad IeuiiMlauo reiien Serr ilnO
sSrau s. s, @omer moren nit i6rcm
Sobuc, Gr. @orrD Somer uuo 0ciien
@ottin ON s. Sltli nah europa 9e-
reiit mo bielten ii6 cine Belt lang
i'm @ooe 9leli9auien auf 0ie glli-
regung iliiplge ser &riegSlpirren
iGeincn eiucn duBerit iddOlicben Sin
iluB ouf oen 3uitonO Ocs leioenOen
@erru 6omcr ousgeii6t 81 6a6en io-
Dob ieBt cine 6eiorgniserre9enOe Ser
lGlinmenmg icineS 3ultouoes ein9e-
tretcn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
sanI INnssIasa

2altimcre Business 0ollede,
GlarI.S- uuo eagaiona atfanc Naismogs, Mb
cS io0ut Hd, clue aaic e4sic SO beiNngu.
@rinoliher perl0uiiNer lNltWiM N AuN
lnlien WieeQ 1ieWgrNp1c NinltWrNnfeN
tc zOJnGrclbcu. elfliGMcii Naa cuoCrcu
fuhsru
1ag nas NisenoihrieH Int anussa Rear piiru
Acsol SCUeitgg Ger SupigNie LcNUI uli
f. SculcWbcr
Scrbii 1cweier oeg MnNp6alt e.agtV an
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-06
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-18
ANDREWS SIGNS BRENNAN.
Waterloo Pilot Secures Services OF
Star Hackstop For Season Of 1915.

Manager Jay Andrews. of the Water
loo Central association team, has just
announced that he has signed Eddie"
Brennan, star backstop of the 1914
Muscatine team. for next year. The
signing of Brennan will greatly
strengthen Andrews team, and Eddie
was considered by many as the premier
catcher of the association at the end
Of the season, and Andrews team is
especially weak at the backstop posi-
ton.
Brennan did not join the Muskies
until late in the season, hut he came at
time when his services were badly
needed He has been credited with
pulling the Nuskies up IN the race
when the team was on the verge of
break. He is not a heavy hitter. but
his work in coaching the pitchers and
directing the team more than makes up
for his ina bility to clout the ball. When
he signed with Boyle the Muskies
We're going along at an even pace, but
soon after he joined the team began
TO climb and became factor In the
fight for the pennant race.
incidentally it is of interest to the
fans to know that Brennan was con-
sidered the highest paid player on the
Musky team last year, and 1t is doubt
full if Doc" Andrews secured his SER
vices al a figure below his last years
wage. The addition of Brennan to the
already high priced Waterloo team Will
not aid Andrews in cutting down eX-
penses the coming year.
Brennan had conditional contract
with Manager Boyle last year. the
player 10 receive a nice salary for his
services in case he was reserved at the
end OF the year, or TO receive s25 a
month less if he was made a free agent
when the playing season was over. He
was made free agent hence Andrews
10 secure his services. but
with s25 g month deducted from his
salary. he still received comfortable
sum for his work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-18
Farewell For Hov.es.

Complimentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. G.
" Howe Who have been identified
with the Central Church Of Christ for
several months, the members Of the
church gave farewell party q. the
church Tuesday evening. sir and Mrs
howe lett this morning for Perry
from where, after few days visit with
relatives, they VIII start on an evan
gelistic tour
An enjoyable program was opened BY,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Howe, who played q
selection on the organ chimes. Re
marks OF appreciation for the work
the Howes have accomplished in The
church were made by DIT, j. r. Billiard,
IN behalf Of the official board: Miss
Grace Grower, for the choir: DR.. g.
w. Graham, for the boys: and A. II.
Welker. for the Sunday school. Rev.
c. H Morris, pastor of the church
spoke OF the many ways MIR. and Mrs.
Howe have assisted him in church
| work.
| The program was interspersed by
musical numbers, Mr.. and Mrs. Howe
| played two neutrality-suspicious. selections
and an instrumental trio. by Mise:
Marjorie, Alfredo, and Lyllis Busch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-18

home Of the brides parents. Mr.. Rogers
10 . SON Of G. r. Rogers. OF Gilman.
The young people viii make their hone
ct gil East Linn street. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-18
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF DANDRUFF
End Itching Scalp and Stop Falling
Hair-At Once.

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completed!
and that is to dissolve it. This de-
stroys ii entirely. To Go this. just set
about four ounces of plain. ordinary
liquid arvon; apply it at night when
retiring: use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub il in gently with the fin
ger tips.
BY morning most. if not all, OF your
dandruff will be gone. and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous. glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel hundred times better.
II YOU want TO keep Your hair look
ing rich. do by all means get rid of
dandruff for nothing destroys the hair
so quickly. II not only staryes the
hair and makes ii stringy. straggly.
dull. dry. brittle and lifeless. and
everybody notices il. You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store. 1t is
inexpensive. and four ounces is all you
will need. This simple remedy has
never been known to fail.