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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

said, abut there ought to be prop
terty and educational qualifications
land ii should be unlimited as to sex
tAll men should not be allowed tc
vote and all women should not be
excluded from voting. II the right
kind Of women. are allowed to vote
it, will mean great deal for the edu-
cational side of the country. ! have
a neighbor" he continued IN expla-
nation of his point, who is an IN
telligent and capable business Wo-
man. She is worth millions of tax
able property. She has coachman.
gardner and a butler who own not
dollar, yet those illiterate men are
allowed to vote on matters that re-
late to the disposition of her property,
such as taxes, and she is not allowed
tc vote at all. She should not be
disqualified just because she is a
woman. Every one VINO owns prop
erty and is educated should be eli
gible to suffrage"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
When Out of Sorts Start
Your Liver Working
No Matter What Ais You, Dodson's
Liver Tone is Usually a Big Help in
Getting Well. Avoid Cal0mel.

Nine times out of ten, when you
are i'll or out CT sorts, your liver is
out of order and getting it in order
again will make you feel better.
When your liver is sluggish and
torpid ~and you are constipated and
bilious, it is impossible to feel well.
There was time when a great
number of people took calomelwhen
so troubled. But this is not true
today. 1t has become widely known
that calomel often has bad after
effects and is even dangerous to
many. The use of Dodson's Liver
Tone instead Of calomel has spread
wonderfully because it. has proved
so beneficial in SO many. households.
Your druggist recommends and
guarantees Dodson's Liver Tone in:
stead of calomel ard guar mt 'es to
refund purchase price (5Cc.) to you
n>tanty without quts r,nS if ou
are not perfectly please with the
way in which it relieves you from
constipation, sick headache, bilious
ness, etc. 1t "livens the liver" and
is pleasant-tasting, vegetable H.
duid, easy to take and causes no
pain no grippe, no bad results, no
change from your regular duties AMI
habits
To test Dodson S SLiver Tone is a
sensible matter because you get YOUR
money back if you are not satisfied.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity is Here, Backed BY
High Point Testimony

The Opportunity is Here, Backed BY
High Point Testimony
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on strangers state
ment.
Read High Point endorsement.
Read the statements of High Point
citizens. -
And decide. for yourself
Here is one case Of it.
F. G.. Remfry, .512 S. Main street,
High Point, N. c., says Il was in
such miserable condition with kid
ney trouble that / did not believe
there was any cure for me. NY
back and limbs were so sore that |
couldn't get up after sitting without
assistance, and it was impossible for
me to get about. The secretions
from my kidneys were scanty and
highly colored. Idoctored and took
medicine faithfully but did not i'm
prove. Finally, | used Doan's KID
ney Pills and three boxes made
permanent cure"
ssSsa Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy -
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Remtry had. Foster Will
burn Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Dayton, Ohio

local applications. as they cannot
zach zach the diseased portion of the ear.
.nsre Is only one way to cure deafness.
Nd that is by constitutional. remedies
Deafness is caused by an infiamed cond.
ion Of the mucous lining of the Eusfa-
h1an Tube. When this tube is infiamed
gu have a rumbling sound or imperfect
earlng, and when. it is entirely closed
kafness is the result, and unless the in
ammation can be taken out and this
abe. restored to its normal condition.
tearing will be destroyed forever; nine
aseS out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
ION Of the mucous surfaces.
we VIII give One Hundred Dollars; for any case Of
tau's Catarrh Cure. Send for Circulars free.
FL. CHENEY, q CO Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. q
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
CAROLINA { YADKlN RIVER RAlLWA
COMPANY.

Schedule in Effect October IA, l9lo.
This time table shows time al
which trains may be expected "
arrive and depart from stations shown
but their departure or arrival at tle
time stated is not guaranteed.
Subject to Change Without NOTICE.
~IITIJnOIIN1n
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having this day qualified as ad.
ministrator with the will annexed OF
Mrs. Marion Smith, deceased. late
of Guilford county, State OF North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate OF
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at High Point, N. c.,
on or before the 18th day of June,
1915, or this notice will, be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 18th day of June, 1914.
w. H Raglan,
Admr. with will annexed,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
TAKE ONLY ONE. DOSE''

We have to tell those in High
Point suffering from stomach or
bowel trouble that we are agents for
the simple mixture 0t buck horn
bark, glycerine, etc., known ds
Adler-i-ka, the remedy which be-
came famous by curing appendicitis
This is the most thorough bowel
cleanser known and JUST ONE
DOSE relieves our SOUR stomach,
gas ON the stomach and constipa-
ton almost IMMEDIATELY. You
will be surprised at the QUICK &C
-i.kation of Adler. Nation Drug Co.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
THE COLONIES RIVER.
(Rv Walt MaSOn.)

The Colonel, afar in Brazil, has
found new river, they say; it's
deep. and 1t travels up hill, and
broadens out into bay. Its borders
are ruggedly bluffed, it has some
preposterous falls; the Colonel will
soon have it stuffed, and brought to
Smithsonian halls. 1t has a most
wonderful bend, this river the
Colonel has found; and sometimes
it stands upon end, then burrows
down into the ground. Its waters
are yellow and pink, it's covered
with glittering foam; they say it's lot
better to drink than any old grape
Juice at home. And sirens recline on
its shore, their music is heard through
the mist, and down on its beautiful
floor the mermaids are playing
bridge whist. We've always felt
sure in our minds the Colonel would
do things in style, and any old
stream he might find would beat
other streams by a mile. Good bye
to the old Mississippi! Its fame and
its glories will flee! The Amazon
henceforth may slip unsung to its
grave in the sea! The Rhine and
the Danube, fear, must down to
Oblivion fit; the Colonel has captur-
ed their peer, and broke it to saddle
and bit. Good by to famed stream
lets and burns, the Alton, the Avon,
the Pc! Just wait till the Colonel
seturns, and mark how such rivers
run loW!
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

All other sizes. Non-Skids 20 NJ,
cent extra. per cent discount if n pvf
ment in full accompanies order aSa
if two are so ordered, shipping charaouu
will be paid by us. C. o. D. on *
per cent of amount of order. ~ ~
output is limited, so we suggest ea,Ir
ordering. We sell direct only. eiv;n y
purchaser the advantage Of ali m;5 iS
clemens profits. -''O'
NON-PUNCTURE RELINERs
Use our famous reliners, thew aI;r,
mate blow outs and 80 per cent nt
punctures besides giving manv tbou
sand more miles service to each t;ro
When in your tires you ride without
worry or tire troubles.
For all inch tires s1os
For, all 31s inch tires. %. .. 2SS
For all inch tires 80. 49,. go
For all AZ inch tires :. :. .. az
For all s. inch tires -. 29O
For all 5k inch tires ....... Rim
NON-PUNCTURE TIRE FAC,
TORY.
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
NAMES FOR CHINESE MAlDENS
Flowers Are Used for Symbals of
',s'% Various 1rpes of Girls.

various lEpeS~ OF olIiS.
A Chinese girl does not start life
with one name and bear it with hel
for the rest of her days, as does the
member of Christian community
+ fond father will call his baby gir1
his "Moonbean," while his son goes
under the designation of "Phoe.
nix" When she begins to run
about her mother probably knows
her as Little Dove" while her
brothers and sisters see in her merely
Little Sister. - Callers address
her as Little Daughter Of the
House," and strangers and servants
show their respect in the use, OF
Little Miss"
The Chinese word for an orchid
is conveyed by Ian. Girls of many
tyes are all compared to the Queen
of Flowers, but they are equally
diversified in tastes and occupation,
so they are distinguished bv words
of two syllables, the latter of which
is Ian" A Chinese proverb signi-
fies "The words uttered from heart
full of sympathy have the fragrance
of the orchid" As the flower ranks
so high in the opinion of the people,
it would be difdult to find a sweeter
name for a girl.
A "Shy Flower" or Sweet
Blossom" is favorte appellaticn,
and the girls families and friends
them by such fanciful words as Pure
Heart, Peace and Modesty coupled
with Industry, Faith, Truth or some
other virtues expected of the W.
men of that Eastern land.
Truth, for instance, is sometimes
taken as the basis of names, and,
with an adjective, becomes key to
the character Of the individual to
whom it is given. Wangpan is a
girl who does not possess brother,
but one who wishes she had one
If son is born into the family hel
name is changed at once, and she
becomes girl who has a brother-
Baltimore Sun.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
ON WO.
MAN SUFFRAGE.

Opinions held by prominent edu-
Gators of Georgia regarding woman
suffrage, as published in a recent
issue OF the Macon Telegraph, are of
much interest:
LAYTON B. Evans gave a very
concise statement on the subject:
lHdont believe in unlimited suf-
frage tor' the people at large he
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
PREMIER
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Tires
Guaranteed 1880 Miles Serv;,,

Guaranteed $500 Miles Service
These tires bear the greatest knou,
mileage guarantee, yet are sold ~
price even less than tires of ordins r .
guarantee. This guarantee conay
punctures, blOw-Outs and oono eiS
wear. Guarantee covers $500 n';1s
service against everything exca ,es
abuse. These tires are intended fo ~
most severe service. 1of
Orders have been received for tbo..
tires for use in the United States Gos
eminent Service. ooV'
/ AS SPECIAL INTRODUCTopv
offer, we will allow the fo1lon,A1
prices for the next ten DAYS. nis
TIRES-TUBES
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KEEP EN- STANDING

CINCINNATI Enquirer.
''Huerta Regime Tottering.'
Bryan Hopeful
Marshall Makes Epigrammatic
Speech"
Il. w. W. Leader jailed"
Villa Wins Big Battle"
Fatal Crash at Crossing.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Spfains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insec's
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne. used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18
Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 10 prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLLS E. FEVER:
Five or six doses will break any case, and
IL taken then 40 tonic the Fever will not
return. It acts on the liver better than
.Calomel and does not grippe or sicken. Csc
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-06-18

A FREE SCHOLARSHIP to Ed.
wards Business College. Ifyou are
interested call at once at The Re-
view Office. Proposition is open to
two or more, and all can win one.
Don't delay, now is the time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

ReiiepaB Der a'genniDlponio 6iien.
bobn, ouseeitcut aiti Gliper s., Bar
rctt umo 6rorL befan0en geitobIen
pIrOe. Gr erinncrt iid, Dab iih
5pei iimge 2cutc olf Dem binteren
@erron ocs StrnBen6abn.g .gSogeons
Inn i'm ge0rGngt boben.
Sr. Soiiob GIuDtor bon 9ir. 632,
%. StroBc, bat Der @oIi5ei oes moro
oitIideu 0iitrifts gcmcloet, OaB i6ul
aui ciNcm @oGGon Der gorf.giooo.
2inie, icine @eIotaiAe, Die $2s ent
Gielt. n6boroen getoulmen it, Gr
erflGrte, Dob er bon eincm 9RoHne
mebrere MuIe pabrcnO DER 6abrt &c
iioBen pur0e.
B bilip GonneIl emit.
laiien.
9bilip Comet Don glr. 39S, Sit
81. StroBe, wclcbcr uutcr Dem Ser
Aodt Dcrbaftct pltroc onecblicb cincr
Ger 5pci 8an0iicu 3u ieiu wcl6c om
5onitog bic 9iceiitrirfaiic Ocs Gooio
Solomon bon 9lr. 3ft, S9cit 20.
StraBc plinOerteu mo ncbrcre
Shiife oif Solomon obgo6cn, 1T &C
itcru in Der nor0liden &oli5eiitotion
bom @oIi5ciridtcr llIrih cutIaiien
worOen 0o Solomou ni6t i'm Stanoe
mar, i'm ols cincn Der 9anoitcn
ioentiii3ircn 5u fonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

@nibin9toit Z. Ge5enlber n
Ger Gon0reb trot bette mod benz
&erbit Cerniir. iuicoer ilir 8iblurg.
91ad5 Giurcidung BON Bills mo 9ie.
iolutionan un0 Der Yoiiirilng for.
meier MoBuoblnen in @erbinouug
nit Der Grofiunig pcrtastcn iid
bcioe 4diner bis morgcn ol
@r1IOent @ilion ipir6 ieinc h9ots
ibait an ben Gon9reB oemielbet
morgcn perionliH iiberniitteln itro
3ipor III elmer eenleinitaitli@en Sit.
uTe 6eiocr Sduier pelde Inn -
llbr 30 U1ittoaS begirnt.
Scate 9lbeno conierirten Senator
Gern imo 9leprdientant UNDERWOOD,
6ic 6eiocu D2aioritdts.5i nit
Dem RrGioentcn.
&r. ltnoeruoo0 ivic0crbolte beiite
9l6cno sic gfuiic6t, 0oB auf feinen
SAL inn ndAiteu Sabre cine Grtra.
Sieung itottfinoen iueroe
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fEnnS ieine GItern.

Gonrtne1 @eaDet. pelrber oon lei.
nen @Itern ais aino noB Dem ct.
@incent. @niien6nuS geihidt ipilroe
rmo tiir5li9 Die Gommtiiiou fiir 0f.
feutli6e 9ctriebc criud)te, icine 9ln.
ae6origen iudeu 81 belien bat oen
guientbaltSort ieiner Gltern nusiin,
oig acnabt. DieieIbeii ipobnen in
ser 9ldbe bon &ariieIosburs. Gar.
roa.Gouutp. Sic iiuo eei9ieoen, ie.
ooh Der @otcr ocs 9caocr bat iid
pieoer perbeirat6et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

ieicrte. Die 5olgc mar, OnB or bon
allen Seiien 6ealiidmiiniht NurGe.
Gr erfldrte icincn @efanntcn. oaB CT
ipor olt an Sabren, aber nod ilng
an @eiit inO aorper iri. GaB Oieic
gc6aaptmg oiif @a5r6eit berAbt,
benefit or togtdoIih ourb ieinc cm-
iigc Ebdtistei nibt aIleiu ais Stcuer-
einne6mer, ionoern aud) ais @r6ii,
oeut Der oSlo CONN 8anf.~ Serr
5oof lit Gin 6rcuno Scr Grutihcn
ser Staot im0 or 1T and scr oeut.
iden SpraHc m1Atig. On 1912 lmo
III 1913 bciudte er wabreno icincr
6erien Ieuiidlano, no es ibm 70
9ut gciicl. oaB CT beicbloiicn bate,
Oicies Sabr micScr cine Geuiihlano,
relic anjuircten. Gr bottc beraitS nit
iainer IoAtcr auf oem Gampier
@a.erlano~ 8aiiagc bcIe5t, aber
filr5 Dor ieircr sepIautan gtbrciic
BRAD Scr europdiide arieg ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08


6cucr inn iiebcntea Stodmcrf oes
@c6GiocS an ser 5aoolt. Gde
bon Baltimore. luo Soworo.
StroBe. Q. GapIan & Sobne
iiuo oic @ctroffeueu gieIc
glcuideu in Scr 9lbcuoimnoc an
loeieuO. n 56aoen unbcoeiiteuo.
0roBe glilfrcguHg reriirlafte eIr
@rano, pelAer geitern 9lbeno meniae
Nlinilten Dor 1a7 llbr i'm iiebeutcu
Stodiperf oes an Der SiiooitGde
Don Baltimore imO SopuroitruBe
gcIcacncn @eb1uocs CIR 600, g9eit
Baltimore StroBc nusbra6. Der
an oieicr StroBcudc poiiirie Ser
fcbrspoIiaiit gSoIter 9a 6coer cnt
0ecfte ols @riter Oas 6erer rnO olar.
mirtc 0ie 6eucrmcbr. Der cs binnei.
elmer &crtelihmOc ecloug, Der 6lou
men @err 81 merOcn.
Sn Oeu iiebcricn Stodiuerf oes
iebenitodigeu @ebouoes befinoen iib
Die RdumIjdfeitcu Der Damcu.Gon.
fcctionsfirmo 9. aapIon & Sobnc.
Ger 0urd oie 8lamnlen oen Roub
lno oos gum 2oiAen permanote
S9oiicr ongcridtcte D1oterioIi6ooer
ion nidjt inbetrd6tliA ieiu. Ios
Scranbrouicu DER 2oid glppornte
ourA bic Baltimore. .StroBc I'M Der.
Elm nit Dem unbeiniliben Grobnen
Der neuen .5irencn bottc ielbit.
reritdnoIit niht perfebIt, i'm ghl cine
oliberoroentIi6 eroBe Sdaar gtelt.
pieriger al DER @ronoit6tte 5u bcrs
iamncIu. 9oli5ei.GopitGn Sole BON
pritli6cn Giitrift lcitetc pcri5nlib
rie 2Ibiperrulgs .NloBrcgclh.
g9ia erirrcrlid, mar CRIT fiir5lib
Der jteenolide Sobr oeS 6irmeu.
SnboberS olif @eronIofirh9 ieiucs
Guters iuiO ieincr griioor iUcgen an.
scbliden Giebitabls bon @ooren i'm
Seiommtipertbe BON mcbrercn Eau.
ieno Douors aus Dem @eiadfte Der
baitet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08
0nrac etnNtntniaEeitcn.

3r. @eo. q. g9iIliS rciite gcitern
gl6cnO nod glem. gorf, I'M Oaielbit
oic r9lmerican San Co. IN ibrem
Ero5eiie geeeu oic 9Regicrung 81 Der.
treten.
Die @ei3enpreiie itieeen eeitern
auf Der bieiieen @orie auf $t.19 pro
9uinel, un6 Die Wlafler eriuarten,
SoB Der @rcis bis nuf 1926 fommcn
lpirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

1er. Ter @ratulotionsaft idloB ii6
on o'c regclindBigc @criaUmhma,
ipcI@e IN 2uber's 8aae al scr Siio.
@opiirabe itattimlo. 81 Der Siblng
pilroe einc @inlaotng Ocs vailrbcis
fen @erenls4 ent9egcn acnomulen
m0 Gerr Scur1 S6ciot ols ncucs
9Ritqlieo be9riiBt Serr DiemO lit
felt 8 Sobren Der @ice @rdiiocnt ocs
@crcin9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08
nlluIdull0 uum eanSc"

81 bic @piterieu Der @robitaOt Gin.
gepei6t Sin Singing bon
@roome'S Sslono rerIiert fem
iAmcrbcroientcs @clo in Scr sc.
monitroBe. Der na6te glft
ipieItc in ser peitlidcn @oli5ei-
Stotior.
9lui wcl1e @eiie cine nusno6ms-
mciie mGnnli1c llni1ul0 bonn 2anOe
in ser @roBitoot Baltimore un bic
$40 betroeenOe 9oaridoft se6raht
puroc, cr3Gblte oos Cpicr Somes
Gorie0, Elm nnteruc6mngsluitiaer
Singing BON 9roome's Sslano, Sal
pert-Gouutp, geitern 9Ibeno in Der
peitIideu 9Soli5eiitation Dem ma@t6a-
ben0en &ielttenant Gitenoorff. Sn
ieiner @cgleitilng unO Der eines Eoli.
5iiten befauo ii6 Die mie iie iagte
crit 29.idbri9e Catherine O'Gap
BON Scr. 407, 2cmmonrStroBe ange.
i@uloigt eben Oicien Singing aus
Galuert GointD Inn icine Wloneten er-
lei1tert ST boben.
goriep cr5d6ltc, Dab er AM Sont
tag crit nah Baltimore gefonncn ict
tros0cm i'm icine W}uttcr oringenO
Dor Ocui 9ciu1 scr ngroBen Staot"
aeuauit bate. Glci6 nad ieiner
gtnflinit ihloB cr iid cincm i6m bis
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Sic lodeuoeu NRpiterien Oes @rob.
itootlebens ein5uweibcn. Gie Stennt
niiic ocs frcluoli6cn 6ii6rerS idie.
nen ii6 icOo6 bauptidMliA aui bic
ScnmonitraBc 5u beiGrdnfcn oen
bic critic gcneiuiant imteruonuncne
Gour bradtc oas Derguiiglngsluitigc
4aar gcitcrn 9Ibcno in ooS @ous 91r
l07 Oieier StroBc I'M g(lgenieincn
uno in Die lie6enSmiiroigc @eie1iboit
Der 6elagten, mmmebr 6inter Giien.
oitfert ibmabtenoen Catherine i'm
9eipnoercn Dit Dem i9r eigeuen
5piiriinn bate Catherine bolo Der.
ausgciinoen mic uiel @elo Der Sing.
ling bon 9roome's SslanO bciaB ino
ipo CT cs uitcrgebroht bate. Goriep
crfl1rte'nm Catherine babe ibni oaS
@clo ans Der Saihe genonunen oa,
mie iic an9nb, iie Den 9ealciter 6es
,Siinglin95 nur 5i eut fennc mo Scr
ifn6oe 92onmon bel ibr uicl 6eiicr
aiii9c6oben ici. 9ciocr fonntc iic iiH
oieieS S6atbeitauocS idon meiiiee
Dliriiten ipdter iliAt mebr crinrern,
mo Ioricp blicb nimtS glnOcrcs lib
rig, alS bic Siilic 0er Boli5ci IN gln.
lprum 5lt ncbmcL I'M luicoer III Den
@eiib lcines yGepots" 81 gelan9cn.
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Wntc ErcnuSe.

gS aibitqton, z. Dc5cnibcr.
Gic omcrifaniiden 9cborocn iporen
6cutc iiber oie 9}a6ri1tcn crfrcut,
nod 0enen sic GenerdIe @illo mo
3opota III elmer gorItoot Der 5toot
W2erito 81 elmer Gonferen5 5uiommen
fonmen DoIlen, i'm einen aemcinio.
men Blnn sur MISUNDERSTANDING Der
9lilbe lno GroniIng in iutO Inn
Stotot Dlerifo ous5uarbeiten. Sn
oieicm 3uiamnenbang mo9te oos
Stuots Gepnrtement 6oIgen0es be.
FAINT.
.0fii5ieQen 9erihten bonn A. Sc.
5em6er cus Stoot Wlerifo 3ufoIge
6egleitete Spe5ialooent Gorot5ers oie
Gelegoten 8iQas 5u elmer Sonic.
rcn5 nil General 3opato nod @uers
noUaca. IS puroe beihloiien. oaB
3apoto sll elmer Gonfereil3 nah
Stoot Agerifo fonmen iolIte unO eS
beIteGt tcin 3lpeiiel, oaB ole beioeH
Tii6rer 5li einen 6eirieOigen0en
56hB fonmen Cos StaoiSocs
poriement enportct 0eutc oiii3ieae
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Qnltimnrc rrh1lt llrriir-

Tic SS. s. Cettmcr mO GbaS. s.
Sbnc babcn oic Nlitalieocr ocs bieii-
gen Observation-Disclosures @crcins"
bcnadribtigt, Dab Der &crein Bel Der
glusiteaing in yaeiu-Dorf sic 5pei
6ohiten Rreiie geponnen babe, OBJ
idon sic Gouillrrcuj ie6r ibari 0elucs
fen ici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

Stontudct @aii, z. Te
Regeu un0 S6ueciall oerhmaese
beute Ole 9lnsiidt ald oe .ae
matter ,,9lIice ". 9amrence, uclNe
am Samitae nit 26 glann an Noto
am Gnoe Der Euderuudg ganfe firan
octe. Gs wpr0e berAtet, Dab cn
Shlepp0aHpier Don glep @oHooa
Dem geiiraN0eten Shoouer beiiieae
Die QebeHsrettimgSmanHihaten ba;
ten wegen Der aaBergemo5Hlia itir
miiheH see ibre 9oote nidt beWnbsn
t6nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

@el er feline beoelIteno iiingere
Grau tbdtlid angeariiien Bate, pur-
Sc gcitcrn gaahuittag Der bereits 81
Sabre nlte G6riitian a0nig bon glr.
72L @eit@erman.StroBc. in Scr
mcit(iAcn &oli5ci. Station bon 9iihter
SaDler 3li elmer @o9e @eidngniB
Ucrnrtbeilt. 9lnaeblid ocrietb aonig
NIT Iciner 5rou GI1a ii6er cine cjelo.
fnnnc in STREET. Oeren Serfimit i6nt
niht ionoerlih ein3ulcndten icbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

llnter Dem goriib ser BrGiioentiu
,Sran q. g. 5antbanel nno Ser Bro
tofolliil6rlrg Ser Sctretdrin 5rou
aotbor;nc Strdufi iano gcitcrn
9lbeno ini .Sotel 3olcis64 sic rcgcl.
mdBige gcriammhmg oes 6rancn.
bunoes oeS ,llna6bdn9iecn 9iirger-
percinS" itott Sn ocrIclben mnroen
Oic 9lr6citcn im Sntereiie ocS ,.Eent-
iden Hotben Strcu5cS~ 6eiprohcit
imo oie @raiioentin erninbnte Die
0anen 3n regcr 1bdtisfeit. Ter
Gontelt un ciucn BON 6rou 5. g9ie-
narid fir oas 0lcuiiAe Rot6e
@rels" geitiiteten Shnind puroe
pou 6rau :. 4. Seiierion geiponnen.
Ger GonteIt erbradtc Die biibihe
Simunc pon $32. iSrau 5irauff
ii6crmittcItc Dem 5rauenbiino $i0,
melhe bonn o6robiinn 6rauenUer.
ein" fir oen glntoui bon gerbano-
Itofien beiulligt purOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

Cine biibide llcbcrraihung plroe
geitcrn glbenO Serrn 9}otbiaS GicmS,
Oem Gice 4Srdiiccnten 0cs a@ittels.
bad.&ercinS~ 5ntbeil, 9InldBli6 ici-
nes 60. @iegenfeiteS iiberrei6te ibm
&rdiioent Qloam @oB I'M glameu oes
&ereinS Gin Golocnes %crein5.9l63ei-
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9Shotuorap6 beltr0ft.

g9cil CT am Sonntng cine photo
erapbiihc 9lufna6mc mohtc, murOc
gcitern in Scr mittlcren @oli5ei.Sto-
tion oer photograph Charles u.
Smith bon 9}r. Gl2, 0itNaltimorc.
StraBc, bonn &oli5eirihter Supplec
5u So @cloitroic uerlirtbeilt. Eoli.
silt So6n M1iitcr pom niittlcrcn 81.
thrift bcmerftc an Sonntog gla9mit.
tag in Dem 9ofal oes Smith einen
SolOatcn oes Sort Soworo, ser nit
eincm @epcbr in scr Sano Dor Dem
p6otograpbii6en glpporat itauo. gr
pcr6aftetc oesbalb Smith megeu glr-
beitens am Sonntage. Snit9 iogtc
6cim @er6or, oaB or ons @ilo oes
SolOatcn bereits am Sonitng ge.
nommcn babe, ieood ooiielbe ni9t
gclllngcn ici, peS6alb CT ii1 peran.
last iab, cine pcitere 9(ufna6me sit
madcit, ais ser SoIoat nab Sen 9il.
oern tnm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-08

SIN &anAerabtbefI Ia
Der 3ua itorf beiest i'll geAt oe
Eome in Dos Rauherdbibeil into
icbt iid), ober oer 0err ne5eu ibr iif
IN ietc 3eitung Dcriieft uuo poiit
un9citort peiter oSh mar 10 t5os
ridt 81 glauben iagt piiiert oie
Gone, uonB cinigc Der Scrren bier
5pnIinocit @entlenen p6ren
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iib,
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mid an Die ieloarme Uniform erin
acri mon oats leun oeie6enl