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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

Nri &ororrarlin0e 0es Suicreies icat cjt rlnnicbr
rer Nnden sic 9tor0tiiic SronfreId1 nit Arca be
eiigien 2aicnp6sci DiHrdlat Gaais ilno 8oil
iparq Sa caer @eaeuo baben DIG bllttialien &ic
cea Mrc5cs iattaeuuoc uno bic emlhcioina ~ lnt
lcr nod uidt aeialen 0icEeuiiden 0rngcl aber lang
sni ponudrts Sab olc 9lirten iid ocn 0euiiden Nee
rfSnlaieu Sort init ocl Wditb Der &erYpemg ctge
graiielaR 6ai ieinen atiea 9nu0. Dem einnal n
1cr Nabc iener orci 6aienociealmgen oa9claiat mcr
9c.i 0e 2gitidbcg III meni1cl Iaaen i'm gels oerlcbcl
en Ucrcen iic Npd oicl idneaer allen Al gntnerpen
llu0 0ann beAcri6t Ieaiid]lano Zen ugIilbei @onal
n0 iani oaar pom Goais ais nit Gem groBen GEN
tmeter @edit oaa 3l aiIomeicr cuiieruc Eoper ai
oer usliinci sSiiic beidcBct mcm Die iiiugitc %.
dFcibn0 pon ocr SeiituaSdbiBfcii ocs @eliltce AM
McW6g bcuib
su idrfnen beieai III 1mfirdcii. 0ns rmo $4,000
Uimpoducr 5oblt uio Der Shculeniinonng iQt gc9et
bgr ~ ianoiaer oScs llngcbitag lieat- Die @aupt
drie 0er 9cieiiisnaei nod oclu Sauoe 81 oeie5c in
fcr NUalidtct oic Inac9Mo bS &crgilcS IS Dieter
fei uHer Maier 81 e8el mas hcress geiAehcn ciu
6a Ger NiantirdeNer G0nal Ocr 0ic 1fnot init Dem
briapa nor0irun3Dd1. .bcqiidcn annouet In @erbin
slma icet, crlcdtcrt bic llebrihrenmuug rcictiid'
Acgauasrcric mo Ga Niinfrde Ger liorolldc
neutrality-suspicious. Srantrcdle ilt ocr oef arobteu 2pe
1er rans0fiden 1orpc0oboots tlio llntereeboosllot
cp apiNinmt I'M &euudlcu ndd Dem Nicerc 5u
seeaen Iit Mertc sic Diiirden nad Der Sonoleie
M Iditru iHo ats ucu3ctlidl uidt ausliprcdcf 0iip
Nrdci leiit jcrdlit Ia orci 1beile: oic eaentlide
ioei oe eicdsdta Git oeS Nnn0els III no eincr
qIiNlidjci imb liitiaeu Gnornd madt bic llnteraot
W.T. bssien id rcdlhuntla dlneioenoci StraBef oie
ols @u Dpr Sn0uiiric an5nicbeu t ul0 bic Gitaocle
aa Mebue ocr 9rbeiter mo 7caauc. Sic 9apo9uer
4Hhafaens in0 ais oic iirdtloictc Scelciic bcfaFnt
in oer tQas0aiddc aat 1inltirdea eIHc groBc Aolle
elpigd no 5mar mar a Sabrbuioeric iona cin @c
eagiiap0 ocr GiilIndt jmiidn 6rantrcim ulo eHa
inNN.
9laml Iiniitden III Gaais oie beoedcnoiic Gee
@llungu oel HaroroBoiiidei aic oic audl nad) penn
Sasal 3liNra sorts gcibiiet N eino paupiii0rte oic
ieg Hehula nad 0cG Gan0etc $40 hctebi 1t zen ne uil
Nrscnoe Mogacn Galas liz ois Safcaplab inolgc
fg GcneQls nad Iopey iimt ali8c5ibt Imo 6dhlt cet
iheg 2e1o eurolncr Ier Malen puroc oouerno
5arrigt "a e. penn Segteir ni9i gcnii8te PIC Staot
itbl 0cliebt sne n0Aig aeirennie IND pcrlbiuoc
isa helet ler 9iiiaot iub arui ,Nouitricporort 7t
Nilri AZ Aalnis gndl Calais III lauac iir gciis Ser
0naditAc gareicn oic inter G0naro ocn Iriiica BE-
ita n1lei als eca 9'iit al oer rat50ild3cn aiiiic
eFopeyirH 0ril i55S iel ~ ail l5ranircid Hfriid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

IaH oos groBe oelltidJc @elagcrmgsgeidib. pedles
uon oea Splooteu .guuumcr ,ilcBi9e BERTHE m0
u0idc @erto 9enanu miro oe itdrtiie 6eitngsanlage
nit eiAGi Ereier 1eriiSrcn tann wcb oio 9Set 05cs
uoueres iibcr 0aS acualtiac @cde lit aber nod nidt
betamt acporoG es iii in 0cn 3eiilmgcn aacrongS
pie ber oas @eid)iit ini0 Oeiier Seilhngsidl9lecu
Gcid)rcben ror0en, ob aber m gllem waArbcisgctrci,
l65t iid udt ienielcn Die olgcnoc SdiIoeumg BON
Der bebaupict mir0 Dab tie cine amt5cenilrrte it,
mabt oos oeibie 81 ciner 9eorobmg Doucr pem es
ou Gunden aculat Calais 81 nebmea. gad ocic'
Sdjlocrmg IL oas @cihiitro6r 5 Dieter lorg Oie
Sdnbmeic betra0i "A @ilometer, opf nro acuobnlid
mir an 20 ailoneter gcidloeui oa5 @cidoB meat i5
}eHtner no toitct $4,000 Ylart 6 miro IN eucr Ont
ernung BON 400 Ncter cleftriid catIoocn Oa Der ee
maltec guit6rid Gem Ncuitc iii Ser glabc nht ae
iottct ou ocn 9cincu 3u blcibcn oaS @eidoB Ourd
ihldgi cine @an3crpattc bon groGer gde mie Stcr
bcn oringt Si 10 Dieter III ben 9o0en cit rciBt cncn
9ridtcr BON f0-lS Dieter Gurdmcicr mo febrt
mas imtcn mar, iiadl obcn &ern bic SduBpeite bon
l4 alomcter itinmt Damn fonn Gouer pou @olas ans
bcidoiien wcr0ru, ga oc Gntiermmg MIR "a ailomcer
tetrdas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

goulrgne 00s nnmentlid) alS cegaiies Nioociecba0
betaHnt lit n0 iiber 58 600 Ginmobner 3dblt III geih-
fas Elm olrd Sorts pertbeioigter aitenplab oeiien
@eieiligngeu nad Der Sau0ieitc li cinen be0Gnnoen
Nertb abcr ndt bcaniprlbcn t6unen Sine ao5c SO.
lunie pon Gnadnocm it iics in Vouloane nnidi5 uo.
mrd bic Staot cuc itart cngihen gInrid crbaItcn
vat gud 9oIogne mar Doriibcrgcbcno inn 9eib Der
Cugdnoer uon bier ails pur0cn aber anG Die mciiien
iriegeriiten lnterlcbumnacu 6rantreidjs gcgci @ns
lon0 cingecitet (l. o. oaS ,9oaer oou 9oulognc la.
poleons 0es Griien)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

egusrinr Dcr GanidrsGunrcltg 0r. 1876, 1885
1850 nno i4O uub oes Neqenwnuer'
0ouirnlito Yir A..
@frlc1cltc Nngc5Dtc, mil hcr MnN6rlt;
etcpoinl for huiifinA Section no 10 Of I've
pifb Scocl Nnletcfinr opuifdcl ~, rFtn
Scncc Contact iaS 4@ropoldl for builoira
lateral eiper3 Ono uonle connections tn Aif
ltrid 44,9 Coulyact 1890" @ropolaI ior rnilo
3ilN Contract i40~ oio .8ropoa ipr
uiloiud 4iormmaier Sralne Contract AZ.
i1cyocn Bis 9litirgn, ou .. Ds5cmter 1914
! uhr bprmitn0of lW Hntoan ocs Siaoii5ts-
qlltrniora, Rdlhbaua. Va fimore lRo.. cutGc
Qca gcuouliucn ilr Den y0i Der 5efiicn 10 oee
pongiDeau 6anaIonals im Siirih 4i'& mo
lm Niirilt ~ y uHo ilir ocn Ban BON 9le1en
mler'5lundlcn iuic ant ben Rlinen oet5eimlei
IT, Die TN ehrCnu bca Ncrrn Cabin yN. oer.
esid 0bcfJnqenieus Ger A95HasaHoAeommil'
spe5liiaiionen uno Hdnc l8arcn am mo
uld Y(DnsnA, l6. N,DDembef 1914, our @eilid.
To, guscan bcr Wt5uaeiann. GomWtinon. sim.
Mer @r. 90t, eHmuieen Snilo'Hs," Baltimore
sine Gic6abr pon $500 piro iiy icoe @c1e
bon Spciitiniioreu nHo Elarnruaen ctpoOen.
0iele Wcoibr miro pei AudQdbc an ooer Dol
hem q NeJcmbcI 1914 oer nlhi ocnusica Spe,
siiliaiicncn nuo Nldnc IN au!cm 3uiianoe 5ui
fidclnGtici ooer bel a.iidaate Der anaemelneE
gpc3illailoren rno sldne im sale Elm YIN
Sin 6eaioubigier 9bed ocs 0isicgs aid cine
Qllarlua poMe Naul" ae5ogen, au ole Groe'
oeS N,aoore nub siaoirdi6e poi Aa.iiuore
a0pltar miro mi c0cm slHoeboi wic iolst
sGnliargoniroii Mr l2G .S2. 10000
r9o,Iiraii % %r ,SSss'. 'S9900 S99
Cnniidr 0ontralf 9lr i40..... 3.500O0
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT g,r Ill.,. 100000
slbaeinat.s EanLtitdtcn.
1anitir NUntgnti Wr 1876
1900 eiu 5nb iS- bg 9 aancle.
,oo 4 sdnliaI'gsa'TaIt sa ssa ltt glr d5S iss
400 Gin Sub NuuNaulWlNnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
Gepar.eacut ihr UHrnnide gcrbenerm9ru.
nn.rr- rcar.pemtnl nro nbl.AnnrnIenre.

NNttfs l(Qi.pkMtNt tto %luutfhNNtNithAes
@dltimprc. g. Noptnucr 1911
Nln Wife. rif cs nuacltl
U3 mira bierui aciudb oen Abihllten SO y
nn0 Sc s oca Baltimore zinotNharierc be-
larni oeuant bab sic GioaieQauonrnben'
0ommilion mao oem ~, december 1914 be.
0inacn piro 0ie nnnacnnunen 5trnben MI
moecrncm Winicrlni $40 rildiierN ncu 30 pllo'
icr mo nen 5u oeegcn. eluc Ferioueu uuo
Gpspumlourn mcyhe ocsuala auiqcfosocrt
9cnnbnhihnc ir ale lrbclien 81 llen nno
oleie por pcm ii @s5cmner lgi4 5n peeuoen.
Sic IN iracrO cincr Aleiie Die glniarobuna ooet
gnircibnnQ nahpcnarnicr EigaBcn oocf cinfo
1belles ocrielheu u0ihiq madleil mbnieu Ha6'
Dem iie nuf clde gselie gcpilnlieri neii nei
pflniicri roer ueii tr.c6t ituo.
Gic rp7u crpaluien 1ircrcu liuo;
Ni9acicA.e .ehnng, luG Sindpolmi bia SnlO'
Girofe
snN.eirafe rou aioeslc0' big &uiiea'
Giraffe
MrNsa. sgoar pon ali6 .Sirate piS Nor'
aon "a an earmuns srids bia sur eiobi'
~''' 8. Nl. @cGon.
(GorIi4ai2S) SidotSuacnicur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
QlSou q. u. Bopp.

gs fa.b uri i6 Nopcmocr 1914 Noar g..
N NuDp 0ciiehicr Sobu non NoiQip rno Nldyl
g. popp ion Nlier non % 2dbrcu Sic 8c
esoieanQ inoei HonucgiinS. M,oroens is9 llf
eirabe, aus naii 0nun tnc cl NyeuNNigmc
100 ciae Rcnlifm lieiic iir icin ~Cclcneci Qc
leicu iuigo Nclftuu0 gui oem sN AlcAi
Nticonoic" Nliooi -le)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
NArtan stg OItnanoe. anIpeIIors.

NS iuirh hcrmii bduunt pCQcbcu. c0B ylnrp
& un6 q W. oafOp, eerdb scr am l9 SuEt
1908 unisr5cidncicu &crurounQ 9,r. 1856. Nhi
idHiil l7 Garaggapb 2 mic am 2s Nopen
Ter 1911 amcnnrD UNI 0tlnn5nlH roUqcndt
Dq; on1 gnmcicn Nr 1900. Wlc0uuo5 Girabc
nla oncniihc @ardac so bsnuuen
6. e. GMbbc,
(Noui9 il.iG-l7l ciebdnae Snipciior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

IN fcincm Cs Qc6cneiahr Qciicbicl Wctte BON
galbelniinn eranr 1ic 9ccrniQuna ilnoci am
wiitiiuDm. ben is Aodcnlhcr Ndhmiifda0 I'M
llbt, BON oer @otnnn0 lenea Sobnes. nru'
Otto Nruun Jlr. 1914, GhosVhnrcs. Strnfc,
aus Gait 0cfetnnn rrtoaiim dui Dem p0oti
0ou Rayi Srienbplc' Nlie ielnc Nlumcn
iVnplG 1N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

Ga rarb am iO 9,oucmbCr i0l4 Vun Nl. No
isubcrges, aclictlc lo0er rcn Sonn mo V,atp
Roimbcrncy Gie 4ccroienuA ilnoei 1phntse
i0o. s llbr N,oipcnr Don brer lNopninH, Nf
1890, En.8rel0n. suaae, ans liQii o0nn int
90 yniopneSuthp go llN 2 llut Nqtoele
cine NcuIiria9Rciir ctlchrir lpigo, NeNebuua
aiii nem ST. 6rldicr jritohoie"
CNhllaoclpDla 3e.lnngcn puuen aclnui0i go
pireul (giuOi i9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
gaItmorec Sfisatlides gclendhaes,ueisn.

@c Sic gSgabcn euer mo0cyucn wroBitaot bon
,,n0r 3il Sabr teigcn miro am 0ehldlta ilutrirt
curd Saltimore's Scledjhmgs 1cpartcueui Coiielbe
Tx nnertanntcruaBen 0oS ni becu uerualtec ppn al
len itd0tiihcn IefaIencuis Aiemas in 0cu ebeu IA
tabrcn felt Der Htraitiren8 oeS icBiaen 5rclbriccS
0er 5ta0t oirn ocn oie @enuanuta reoollupniri vur
Se, III aud nr Ole 1eringie gnocltuas 6eHadi por
0u iiber @eridmn0ung ani oiecn @ebietc oer iio0ti
idlen &crualtma Sm Gegaubel oas Aelatbtm9a
lcportcmct Baltimore lit 5u 2ouie unO III Der Srcnl
0c iets ais elm Mliter ipdranrr Observation-Disclosures
vcrbnoen NH groBtno9linitcr Seiitngsabisfcii Tin
ecelIt iuoroeL ao onoere @roBitdote babca Goumii
onen nadl Baltimore oeianoi mi oic bier augcuano
ten lictbu0en Ger gclcidtng uno scr @crpoltmg 0cS
9eeidhmasmcenS 5n nioirai
9lbcr bci all Der 5poriamfet pcdle III oieiom 1e
paricue orgGudnot poroe it, iin0 bic Soften ocr @e
cndjtma ocr 9tant IN ocn lebtcn adt ,Sahrcn aui ait
0ns Ioppeltc acitcgcn ,yn 1907 6ctrq Sic sSobres.
uenriniana $27S8T3 lmo iir 1914 lit lie S5l2 PCS,
sir 1915 uerlon1i Der Supcrirenoeut ser StraBenbe
eudhng $6000O0 Die aroBtr p0tIic5e 3iuiabme ocr
Soften lam III oieicn Sabre iic betrdat $4,000 nno
uiiroc oeriirodt bird oic gmfibrma ser oAcianntni
9Rbiic @aps4
Uas fiir StrnBcnbeahtin8 ous1egcbcre @clo
ircin mic in Baltimore NIT llmidlt ouSacseten lit
cine gutc 9naee Tenn cine aiac 5troBcubclcudhma
rbobt Die Sderbet ocS @ir0erS gesei llndlc iui0 ne
oea Gubrpd iro Roubonidlc un0 crnoalidt Dem $50
l3ciocparement ni elmer bcidlr1nttcl }dbl 4oBiicn
@u5c no Groning auircdt SO crDalten llr0 rcm bic
Notwithstanding obenorein IN fiiuueriidcr g8eic
alsgc6ri miro, erg6b ic ons ih6ue glusebeu Der
1ioot gon3 bcoeeno no aie6t DER Staot in Der 6rGn
&c cincn auieu 9ini Nar SrcmDer sic nau Baltimore
onnen prcobeu id cttbiiaitid ans ibcr bic ,gS9itc
8ops Der StaSt Gem Snpcrintcn0erien III Ole glcbr
orocrua iir 1915 5u a0nuer. lucu mir oodl. oaB ie
sam bcltcn shtbcn pcrmenoct mcrocn miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

0e riro hlcrmii belauHi geGeben oaB siep'
ari * eo. qcmab ocg am is. 5na 1905 uulet
Sulnlrdph II Cpie am 2S. Jooembcr 1911
umenoirD nm Srlanonib ncngelndhi bapcH oaa
Nupcicu yir 22l -2e, Gscli SARATOGA StraBe.
c!e c.uc 0arlae ii,t Acpalairren an uao Ncs
lailc iilr 4Aionoble GO penuBeu uHo 80 N. g.
w Iiulotla so tinurcu.
Is. @. etubbs,
CNopiG iO cepauoc 5uippior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

=. -AlntllNtl ltAfs
Ca mlrn bernii befauHi gcgehen. cab Ncule
q Noiliup. gcnlB oer ON ~. Suui 1908 nm
ieraciducien Gcroibuuna Nr 30. gluinnlit a..
@ar0grapD ~ (mic aNl 2e NOpcmblr 1911
auIcunir) nm OtaubHiB na0eeluDi bat rus
ylm0lieu binfer 9ir 1926. Narorosgpcnuc ais
oNcniNe @araGe 5l beHuBen
e. e. SiuDb9
(gnnfo-ti fO-f-) Nchduor.S r.Snipcitor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
gSermiIdtc Mnaciaen.
Mn bic Dnmru.

gie rinsiee smnle III bcr Giobi.
llnlcrc NdDStl0icg icti often. ,,nnee 2nnieii
melme ne aleincrmnmerinnii nnh ben ienclcn
NlclnO0en cilcrncn po.icu. i1uiien Qte9 w iAti
ser ael hufh ofu snnlus an nicie N.dncN
cireibeit llnertbi Miptacne aadmlndar iiuo
Nbcnbe Ae0ucine shnocn, 'nl Nanic pe'
dnnnene 9lrbctcu iUaucu nthrcuo Dea uuietf
whi2 lpriQcicti locrhcu. Wrlinolicbcr unics
riot IN Gnlruti BON Mhliicrn cribelli 9ldtere
qluSlruii fmriiil0 rocr mlnol0 hr Nfl
SubrrS Qr a02 g1cit. Saralnans Sifnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
salalAnieiasn.

Baltimore Business COLLEGE,
0baFlss. uES eaIatoaa.etra6c. gnltimur,. @iS
SO lcbut Na, cine CUTE emnlr So beiadleu.
Wrfaouher peri1nliucr llnierridi tn 9ud
baiien @geBQ GienoQrapbie Miailhneufdres
beu zWJHiWrelbeH. elr.i1meiii uHo anbceH
Sdtberu
gaq. puA 9iDcuoiauien I'm aanScH Salr oiier
oerblhgemei,gr Ger Sa9imule beglunt I'm
]. September.
ScrbtScmsiier her Mbenohnle bfQlnni an
IA. September.
Siuocnieu iolllcH .ih iebt nnmehsn.
Vute GislnnGcH iir 0raouirlr tsl0r8i.
Oau 0Olg ITO idreibe cher tcicpbnu9e far
NainlpQ.
8. 3. WUrmuH, RrdK5eHi.
(elng27 .9Nlie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

O&aaiames Nbiuarien1 IN meOcr bic &orolc M
ilrcr SleaiernnA lluo irob fonuc mir en ooB pir Ell
ncli 10 gcou0iaen @lann ian @cBel %oe iitcu babeu
Icu lUcm iest aiidl aui oiccn Continent oc aricaS
iadel angc5uAet wuroc itiinoc ia bic enn5c 29c,t in
5lanlnen Iie paar aanouenihic meldjc sic 92cr
taneF auienanocr a6ienern, babc nid)i pel a booei
ien lnierc &c5icruag 5aE lest @idtsercS Sn i6nn,
clo iid oer poar Sd)ilc me9cn elIi5ureacn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

Der Aeaeu oen Uir am Sonutda befamcH uar e0r
notbiucnois mo 3Dnr nidt aae ir oav yano inlo Sic
g2aiierMft6r 0cr Sio0t onoern auG iir ole @eiula
lcii Der Sio0bcuobncr 0cin riolge Der lan9ea Gro
denbeit par bic Sta0t 70 itobio acporoct 0oB oind
Asu Sioub cine e5rippe gpoeuc onsjubrcder orobic
ga ricIe 6oniilicn lcoc ic bonn dcitci bcrntcr biS
5iul iiingiicil an elmer 2lri Nrippe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
QadlrnbataIter
Anhn Ner!niA,

pdmeubrnattgr
gly. zoos Srleanl. 9nahe, yalilmcrs' Dlb
2neichnrcnn. Nr 1900. perl UalttuAoenuc,
0idbuHoipmn Baltimore 0pnuIn
Nuii1ru 90 Utruiitibgn iAr ale HeleaeHbehen.
lIIlQi1O, 1872
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17
TricO66fc,
Qnnhnn. .llnrf. Nrmetcrn

glhfccu: 92r ~. gpcii. .GnfniDna. 9tfcnc, NIB
6nnpisOn1ang. Jrebrsldsalunb,
Neatdhribpldtc ron S25 an uficr hci0n0tf
Ger glufiiht Smnitbluricu Selpinoe @ilai6ci
cic fno lm Ertib9ans am NainitGlneanQ it
luhcu lRier glaeni miro wcm 0eminfdL
ucrlprehcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-17

0aygO 20 9ctacyS. il
Scircidr
9Nidliei Nopcmher iQtl
Arhn nutcfi
temp @ydHoeri Ger NournitSebUroc.
f9lDOi2M I'D 100
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-18
LINENS FOR EUROPE.

AdWtant Howard of the Salvation Army in Hot Springs is making a va lant eflort to nold up his end Of work the army has undertaken in the matter of supplying linens of all kinds for stricken Europe
 The idea is to gather ali cast off and worn garments, and bedding, and towglmg. and such things. to be made into bandages for the bullet ridden unfortunates who have been engaged in this war
 The situation is one that ought to have at least this much attention.
 The Salvation Army will call in response to a phone, get the articles, and see that toey are transported to the scene where most needed, Al. that is asked of you in the matter of helpfalaess is that you gather such things together and put them in a bundle and call for Adjutant How ard.
 In these days Of low business and lack of money. it is fortunate that hose helptuliy inclined can have the opportunity of giving of the things they cal give without making hard ships on themselves. Gather up your useless linens and prerare a bundle and telephone Adjutant Howard. and the rest will be done.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-11-18
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

X decision most important to the interest of Hot Springs was rendered by , dgo Fulk in Little Rock waen ne declared that after a people had netitioned once for the sale of liquor in their community, and the petition had failed. they could not again peti- lion for liquor that same year.
 In brief, n petition that has failed, cam not he renewed
 Under the first procedure required hy the Going act tnere were many mistakes made that could be avoided In this second petition, and they should be corrected. The restrictions placed in the license should be abd' cd and the rules of the test of public opinion saould be adhered to.
 II is not n trivial or a trining mat fer 10 be placed in the hands of in- eompetenta or irresponsibles, and Che decision by Judge Fulk of Little Rock should be the signal of warning to the cities Of Arkansas that want the fairly restricted and regulated sale of liquors to obtain in their com. munties.
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GOVERNOR HAYS
 ASKS HELP HERE
APPEARS BEFORE THE QUORUM COURT AND ASKS AID FOR
 ARKANSAS BUILDING.
Very Likely That the Personal Appeal of the Governor Win Meet With Favor at Next Session of Board.

The county levying court met in adjourned session yesterday morning at the court house and was given op- portunity to hear a most splendid ad- dress from Governor Hays The gov ernor is very much interested in aa appropriation from each of fhe conn ties for the Arkansas building at the Panama exposition, and he made a very urgent appeal to the quorum court of Garland to take a decisive actio ntowards thus helping in the de- yelopment of the resources of the state by exploiting the opportunities of the state before the world
 The matter of the appropriations for the various requirements of the county had been deferred from a for mer meeting pending the decision of an issue as to whether the required appropriation or levy for the payment on the court house debt could be re- duced from two mills to one mill for the coming year. Judge O. H. Sump- fer took this matter up with the owners of the judgment against the county and made some progress in the matter. but not sufficient to ra- port definitely to the quorum court and therefore it was thought best to postpone making the appropriations until some future date. The final meeting of the court for the purpose of making the levy win most probably be the first part of next week.
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BEGIN MINERS TRIAL.

Bou der, Mont, Nov 1.-The trial of "Muckje" Mcdonald. Joseph Brad ley ard Joseph shannon former Of fiesrs of the Butte Mine Workers union, charged with Kidnapping, was begun in the district court here today before Judge X. L Clark
 The charge grew ont of the forcibla removal of three men from one of tho mines in Butte because of their re- tusal to join the new miners union and their deportation later from that city.
 X jury of ranchors was examined today and the taking of testimony was begun.
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Jones Apartments

332 Quapaw Ave. Phone t0t1 Modern, clean Location ideal. Close to bath houses and business center. Everything furnished for light
 housekeeping. ? room apartments and or 4 room apartments, with private bath and toi- let, especially adapted for permanent tenants. Seam Heat and Running Wa ter in All Rooms.
 Board can be arranged for at reas- enable rates. Those sick or alone giy- en special attention. Single bedrooms for local clerks, or visitors, at re ducod prices.
 Inspect before locating.
 R. A. C'Pea") Williams, Prop.
 Formerly of Cozy Inn.
 Come and inspect before locating.
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IN TIME OF PEACE
 PREPARE FOR WAR

When the busy season arrives b sure to have your affairs in such shape that you can derive the biggest possible profit therefrom. The most important item in conducting your business is the state of your health and general feeling Now is the time to prepare yourself for the strenuous winter by taking course of massage treatments (with or without baths) a the Majestic hotel bath house
 Hours and terms 10 suit. For fur ther information, see
 A c. JOHNSON. Tel 1885. Masseur.
 10-l6-lm
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Use Liggetts Golden Tip tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early flowery picklngs, which in this country Is found in but few Of the most exclusive stores. and then ct prices varying from s2O0 to $500 a pound. Price sf.00 a pound For sale by R. c. Mor- bis Drue Co. Phone PAP 6-10-a
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RAGING IN HOT SPRINGS

Everybody in Hot Springs is racing in Jack Goodne's place to be served with his merchants lunch. Chilt chilli mac and his famous hot roast beef sandwich wid de gravy oozing out of dem; all kinds of sandwiches. JACK SAYS let the Germans and French fight. He has plenty Limbur- ger cheese on hand at the Empire. S25 Central avenue. Phone 1076.
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The Arkansas State Fair ought to be visited by every man in the state who expects to make himself useful to his fellow citizens and who ex. poets to profit in the future.
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Twiner's Pharmacy, GreenVille, Texas, Sends This Testimonial From Prominent Grocer of that
 Place
March Q 1914

March Q. 1914. "I take pleasure in saying for pubi- cation that by the use Of LlV-VER- LAX my child was cured of a diseas Q which is correctly described by the recognized symptoms of Biuousness, Stomach and Liver Trouhle and Con stipation and resulting complications I; and I commend it's use to all like sui. ferers"
 ID. L. PRICE Witness.
 MIR. KIMBROUGH. SS09 Stonewel.
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Remarkable Cure Of Group.

Last winter when my little boy had oroup | got him a bottle of Cham berlans Cough Remedy. honestly believe it saved his life,' writes Mrs. J. B. Cook. Indiana, Pa, Tt cut the phlegm and relieved his coughing spells. l am most grateful for what this remedy has done for him. For sale by all dealers.
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The legislators have seen the won derfuI opportunity ahead of the state, and their cooperation with favorable laws for the development of Arkan. sas ought to follow.
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BOUNDARY WATER COMMISSION

Washington, D C., Nov IT, secre
 tary Bryan today designated his private secretary, Manton NJ. Wyvell, as counsellor of the international joint committee, a newly created of flee. This commission has jurisdic- ton over the boundary waters be- tween the United States and Canada.
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SAVED BY CRICSBY'S LIV-vER-LAX

MT Kimbrough states further that three grains of calomel had no effect His child, at the point of deaht, was saved by LiV-VER-LAx, a harmless vegetable compound with no injurious effects. LIV-VER-LAx relieves al Liver troubles.
 All genuine bottles bear the like ness and signature of l.. K. Griggs by. Accept no substitute. Grgsby's LlV.VER.LAx is for sale by
 R c. MORRIS DRUG co,
 and
 PUBLIC DRUG co.
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And it was but fitting that a man who had been forty years engaged iu the upbuildng of Arkansas should be here to see that fruit of labor se- leoted for the world to view.
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Reserying criticism until later and then making it beneficial instead of an injury. is a very good rue to fol- low now and then.
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The turnip and the pumpkin. the apple and the peach, the cotton and the corn and the trimmings. all prove wnat our soil will produce.
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Garland county is going to give
 Arkansas the best and most pro. gressive presiding officer of it's lesis- lative body the state has ever known.
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or course, after this state fair there will be some time to devote 10 some other things that demand at. tention now and then.