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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22
Harqett-McClary.

The marriage of Miss Mary Viii
Hargett, second daughter of Mr. anc
Mrs Flynn Hargett, and Mr. William
Benson McClary took place at their
home Thursday evening, October
Is, 1914, at 9 o'clock in West Enc
Park.
The ceremony was witnessed by
members of the immediate family
and a limited number of friends.
The wedding party was grouped
in the dining-room in front of the
mantel, which was banked with
ferns, from which arose vases OF
beautiful yellow chrysanthemums
and dahlias.
Miss Minnie O'Neal, Of Columbus,
Ga, was maid of honor, and Mr.
ThoAnas Charles Simmons was best
man. Rev James B Ficklen, of In
man Park Presbyterian church, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Hon Flynn Hargett.
Miss Eva Baker played the we'd
ding music, and For You. Alone, !"
was sung before the ceremony by
Mrs Baker.
The bride was beautiful in her
wedding gown Of duchess satin and
point lace. The veil of tulle was
draped becomingly in a cap effect
and caught in a wreath of valley
lilies. She carried an armful of
brides roses showered with valley
lilies.
The maid of honor was exquisite
ly gowned in white crepe de chine
oyer taffeta, the corsage finished
with pearls and lace. Her girdle
was of gold cloth. She carried q
huge bouquet of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
An informal reception followed
Immediately after the ceremony. -
atlanta Constitution.
Mr. McClary is we'll known in
Williamsburg county, where ne was
born. He is the oldest son of MI
and Mrs Samuel G McClary and q
grandson of the late Maj j +
Chandler, of Benson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22
A Marvellous Escape.

my little boy had marvellous
escape" writes P F Bastiams OF
Prince Albert, Cape of Good Hope.
TT occurred in the middle of the
night. He got a very severe attack
of Group. As luck would have it, |
had large bottle of Chamberlain's s
Cough Remedy in the house. After
following the directions for an hour
and twenty minutes he was through
all danger" Sold by all dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

The proprietors of two of our lead
ing business firms are experiencing
considerable anxiety just now over
the willy ways of Dan Cupid in con-
nection with the tender affections of
their young lady stenographers. We
hope the worst may not happen.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22
Death of Mrs julius j Hanna.

Mrs julius ] Hanna died at the
home of her husband at Fowler ear
ly Monday morning after an illness
of several weeks. Before marriage
the deceased was Miss Fannie Dukes,
daughter of Mr. Thomas Dukes, OF
the Cedar Swamp section, and was
about as years of age. Mrs Hanna
is survived by her husband and seven
children, also several brothers and
sisters.
Interment was made in the Will
liamsburg cemetery Monday after
noon, Rev R W Speigner conducting
the burial services.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

For SALE-Farm containing !65
acres; 145 acres in high state OF culti-
walton. Rich, sandy soil, with clay sub
soil. Located Ia mile from Salters
Depot. For further information see
our space entitled, Farm For Sale.
KINGsTREE INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
AND LoAN,Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

WANTED - Two male teachers at
$50. 90. Eight female teachers. from
S35 to $50. 90. Two music and primary
teachers combined at $500 Five to-
bacco travelling salesmen at Sl25.OO
and expenses. For full Information
address,
CAROLINA TEACHERS AGENCY,
7-3O-tf Kingstree. S c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22
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NEWS

~aG$$--.Is.4..ll
Miss Eta Jacobs spent the week
end at Heinemann.
Mr. S w Minis of Sumter was IN
Kingstree this week.
RK Wallace, Esq, attended court
at Georgetown Tuesday.
Solicitor P H Stoll spent several
days in Columbia this week.
Miss Lillian Alsbrook spent Mon
day in Florence with friends.
Senator E c Epps was confined to
his room several days this week by
sickness.
Leroy Lee, ESQ, spent several
days in Georgetown and Charleston
this week on business.
Mrs w H Carr is spending the
week out of town with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs H H Kinder.
Mr. and Mrs Chas H Carlisle of
Florence spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs W F McCants.
h DIR w G Gamble spent Sunday
Fth his son, Mr. W G Gamble, Jr, a
Dadet at The Citadel, Charleston.
Mrs Ernest Evans Stephens and
little son of Pinopolis are visiting
Mr. and Mrs w F McCants this week.
Mrs R C Logan, who has been i'll
for several days, is, welfare pleased
to learn, somewhat improved to-day.
Misses Myrtle Nesmith, Leora
Gamble, Pauline and Mary McCants
spent the weekend with friends at
Lake City.
Miss Bessie Van Keuren returned
Sunday morning from Augusta, Ga.
where she attended the Georgia
I Carolina fair.
The general election takes place
Tuesday, November3. Attention is
called to notices pertaining thereto
published in this issue.
Rev H B Browne. presiding elder
of the Kingstree district, will preach
in the Methodist church here at ii
o'clock Sunday morning.
Rev H D Bull will officiate and
preach at the Episcopal church next
Sunday at IL a. m. and 1880 p, m.
A cordial welcome extended to all.
Miss Ruth Nettles left Tuesday
evening for Atlanta, Ga, where she
| has accepted a position asN assist
ant in large millinery establishment.
Some folk seem to forget that
there is an ordinance against bicy-
Gle riding on the sidewalks. A fine
or two might refresh their memory.
Mr. w w Barr, student in the
: law department of the University
of South Carolina at Columbia, is at
home on visit to his mother, Mrs
L j Barr.
At the session of the Presbyterian
SYNOD of South Carolina at Union
Last week, Rev P S McChesney was
elected member of the committee
on Christian education and ministe-
rial relief.
Mr. and Mrs C Marshall and lit
tie son, William Mcfarland, of An
drews are visiting the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs A M Mcknight,
near town.
Messrs w H and Samuel D Carr
are on a visit to St Paul, Minnesota,
where the latter was located in busi.
ness for a number of years prior to
coming to Kingstree.
We are requested to announce
that the sum of $16.65 was raised
and sent to the Poston family, at
Cades, by Bethel camp w O W.
through its clerk, Mr. R G McElveen
Mrs WS Brockinton and daughter
Miss Jewell, have returned to their
home at Fowler, after an extended
visit to Atlanta, Ga. They were &C.
companied home by Mrs V B Smith
also daughter of Mrs Brockinton
Just few evenings ago, we are
told, on South Academy street big
buck nigger came dashing down the
sidewalk on a bicycle, ringing his
bell to warn pedestrians to get out
:. of mis- way. Such is the effect of
bad example.
We return our appreciative thanks
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

For SALE-Valuable tract of eight
acres in town limits, in 8 blocks OF
Graded School. Adjoins building lots
and has 8 streets butting on lands.
Five acres in cultivation and 3 heavily
wooded with frewood. Ideally located
for trucking. Address LOCK Box l44,
Klngstree, S G. 9-3-ot
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22
piles Cured In E to ii DAYS

Your druggist will refund money il PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching.
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6to Ia days.
The FIRST application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

The Total Elimination bill was de-
feated in the House yesterday by a
vote of Ga to 36.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-10-22

SCHOOL TRUsTEES-We can supply
YOU at any season of the year with the
best teachers available. Drop US
line at once stating vacancies. CARO-
LIMA TEACHERS AGENCY, FIX Graham,
Mgr, Kingstree, S c. 1O-l-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

ren N6iti9 geoient batten Der
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d,er8l0de crtoltet unD puroe nun no9
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palb bier geitanoen botte, Oer itur nee
nioen drmliben 1dgel09nsrn einen
tdrolihen 8er0ienlt bringen fonnte.
glIs 6ons bag 6iittenpert oerlieB.
Imriti cr Oein Direttions6nuTe 3ii beIs
len @ou imJviibiobr begounen tporoeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Wlnfk ktmmdlA

mad Dem anDercn, bic &itlenbiinosl
berteigei1leppt, gu Denen Das olte, ous
.allen nur aentboren @egenitdnOen 3us
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oem GGmsl3meiYter. 9[us einem set
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fliiiliqen Metalls genommen uno in
cine tleine Iorm Qegoiien. Damn trus
Elm 9lr6eiter oas aliibenoc @ilenitiid
an Longer 3anoe Ginob gum Dompf=
BANNER Sans iolgte iAm I'm bei Der
probe qegenpdItiJ 81 iein.
Ser Dampfbammer begann ieine
Sdtiqleit. 8as tleine, glii6enoe
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Dem er 6roOelnD nod einiqe Q(uqenz
blide oliiAte unc Damn raIA ertaitete,
um nodmols inter ben 0ampfboms
mer iii ipanDeru. 9lun muroe Der
9robeTtob Sans 9erea 3ur 9egutoGs
tuno oebrocbt. ST. mar inter Dem
DompI6dnlmer talt 8uIomulcngebpgen
unb auf elmer @site abeebroten pprs
BEN. Die 8isgeielle mar gonS glatt
qeblieben uno 3eiste feinsllei NiKe,
ipdGreno oie gruGiiells cine lan9e,
Iilberqroue. IeAniae 9ertur aufuies.
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qut, iaate ev, uoos Gerromaugau
lam 3ugeieBt peresR.1
gla@ eipieen alinuten erfOlate Der
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men er9oB.
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GjrubtR poriIber, in bet nod bic uGos
auillen IionDen, Die 3ur 2tufuobme
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

un0 icBt inter Dad getommen par.
Die einfoc6e 3pedmdBigfeit oes @e=
bduoes, in Dem ougenblidIih bic 8is
iettion unter9ebraAt mar, puroe bel
DieIem Heu6uu 5ipar ou9 ais @runoz
loge genommen, 6otte aber Elm reiaeS
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et9aIten, unO nit einem unpilltiirIis
den 2ddeln blidte SONS su Dem Sdls
i'm unO ben Grteru bes sipsilen ,Stods
pertes nuf. Seine P6ontoiie iab ic6rn
ireiBe Garbinen 6inter ben Teuiieru
un0 cine bliibenoe 5rouengcIolt ouf
5cm 8dllon, bic i6m frsunOliA 5unidte
unb piutte. 9rob alem mas lin
5ipi1nen ibn unoGGte Ibrb trug Sons
ocd Bic 3uoerIi1t duf cinen enplic6
alidli9en Musgang itiaer 2ie6c5angr
legenbeit I'M 6er5en, Teit er lic9 nit
State ipieoer einig lpnBts
,Das i'll dles lleberdal9sltoDian"
bate cr geIagt, als iic i9m prn BEN
Summt ber@oloorbeiter crSd6lt Bate.
.Dos maB eben DurhgemoMt ipetctE.
9(m Guoe uirD bein~Boter bod finocn,
bah es ntMt bic duBeren 8erbdftniils
Tino, bic oQs Shidiol Des einSelnei
mo9en IDnoern 0aB rs bet Wlsnid,
IeIbIt lit, Der iio9 Iein Snidlol bdut
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ncr uno Mpaen BEL i6m trdttig oenua
uusoebiloet Itno, Inn ibn i'm seompf sss
acn ntortge @srbdltniiie oilfredt hi
er6aien uno i'm oos Bette FinDtu iu
loiien, tpds bic @rbe bietet bic 9iebe
iInb bic 9(rbeit. Die 6eioen aber ili0
ii0erdu su bobsn, i3o bic W}enEcbsu pai
nud1 iino. bob ie iie oeroisuen-
QDabrsno Sans Berga 8u psa c2lsF
beln bes nelien 6auIes dufblidte Nqlss
er ii1 ploBli1 am NUdlipfel seaNpll
@r IQb Iih um, Sin rdrlilBloer
anabe itouO neben i9m uno bielt ilal
einen Brief eutaeQsn Sans ertonnte
aates G9rifi. gilia belobnte q oeu
tletnen goten unO InS
,papa fat aeitern nit Dem CSsneral-
riretior cine Ie6r llnangsuebmc gluSs
sinuuoeriebuug gegobi, iArieb &ote,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

uos SSoiier 9fls Scr u@auan" &c.
0odt 6atte, geIong cS 9libleu, ans Il.
ner Suoelllde 5lt eutriuucn inO ocl
&icr 5u erreicbcn Sier lit cr ober
ocn uablamen 9lugen eincs 3ollbe.
omtcu nicbt cntgongen Ger @cdntc
pcr6oftctc i'm imo 9li6lep plrOe 0cnl
Girpanoerltngs Gotnmiiior Stump
0orgciii6rt Sebt lit cr mieOer an
9orO ocs u9anan" ge6roht mor0cn,
100 cr iircng bcpoc6t, III @cpabrlon
ilt mo oaraui partcn nuB nod Saf
moico 5uriid6ei0roert 3a lpcroeu.
Gin lluaGid fommt ielteH ullen,
Sliblcp bat ouBerOenl Den &erlIt cit
mes cin5i8en GoGors 5il bctlo0eh
Oen cr cinem 9leger gob, nit oer
9ittc, fir i'm aleingclO 5l bolcn.
Ger trcue u6rcino" lit ouf Simmer.
mieoerie1en pcridpunoeu unO nit
i6m g(ibleD's lettes 0jclO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

&dte antportste niAt. S6r idisr
es in bieIem 4ugenblid 70 qlei9giiltiq,
meter 5u leben, Denn bic &luft anti
fcben oem Batter uno Dem @elie6ten
lab iie bon neuem crpcitert our1 6aB
un0 @roll oer unous6leibliben
Solge oes QlrbeitertropolIs.
21.
0os n@liidiupalo 6ittenpers4
mar in bollem @ariebe. GtcttliM BOB
1i9 bic peite Sale, lpclhe oie Sie
mems Mnrtir0fcn umI4loB. nit
i6rer tirnenboben MdlbleGpol6ung
empor, unter nsr Die langen TenTiers
rei6cn offen itanoen I'M bic Sen
Sefen entitrOmen0e 6iBe ertrGoliHer
gu ma9en. &edts purDe bic Sfmel3s
bolle bon Der @tnerotorbolle fldntiert,
in Oeren tiefen, qemouerten SHdhten
oos CUR 9eiSung oer Martin0fen ers
fornerlihe @os aus Steintoblen des
ponnen nurbe. Qints Ieitlich l9loB
bic GieB6alle iid nn, in lpel1er Ger
fir bic 9luFnohme un0 ben 5ronsport
bes fliiliigcn STABLES 6eIiimmte GieBs
pogen nit ieinert 8ollen uno glef5sn
qegen bic nit faf loutloier Rube uno
Siferbeit arbeiten0cn 6DOrauliIchen
SfrGne fart fpnirnitierte.
0ans 8srgo Itritt an oem liiti1
lobernben @1miepefeuer uoriibsr, BEL
Dem 3pei Tebniac gtrbeiter nit oibs
tieen Sdllgen bns fit ben Wlartins
betrieb erforoerlicbe n@e5dbe" (Qlrs
beitsgerdt) beiri,hteien, unD ftieg nuF
ber brsiteu eileraen 1reppe CUR glrs
beitsbiibne Der gJtortinofen empor. llns
ten auf Dem @eisiie, Oas non ben
S6rotplGten oitett III Die Scbmel5s
balle fiibrte, lam Elm 4ipppagen no1
Dem unberen mii DerIdieoenartiger
sroHt BON altem Glen berdrgefo6ren,
nm nit Dem ApOraulil1er Nuf5u9e
InaH Der 9lrbeitsbiibne berouf6ef0roert
All perber. Sir Qlrbeiter 0ffnete cine
ber Ofentiiren, uno Iogleih mar bic
Salle erliitlt bon bem blenoan0en lois
nenGbnli1en Qidit uno Der oiBe, lpsIs
ne bas fdmel3enbe Wleioll ousiir6nie.
Nus pem Hipppagen iuuroen, elmer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
l24. fEnrtHeRllna.l

,Gtreu, 0ol8, @ras unD 8eerens
aettel -0 i9rie Der Sberf0riter, Dfiir
lpus rehnst Sbr bas benn2@
Die onberen naren ieBt mieber nGs
ber qetommen Der alte Nrbetter in6
iin fraqenb na9 i6nen Inn. W}e9rere
Gtimmen otttporteter auf einmal:
ouf Dem @rubenfeloe betdmen tie auG
6ol3 uno 6litung unO fir 0ieIelbe
g(rbeit miiBte auc6 berIelbe 2obn ges
Sablt iper0en.
u 9te leioenl9dftlihe @rre9ung, nit
ber i'm Q(nfang bic 2eute unb Der
Sberf1rIfer einunper entqegen getres
ten paren, mar aber jeBt Derflogsn,
ur0 am Gnoe einiaten lie ii9 Oariiber,
oaB Der S6srf0rIter Elm llebriges tun
unO Bel oer GENERALIZATION pegen
@rb66pns Der 2Obne OOrltellig perOen
ipollte.
@laB por @rregllnq uno nit tief
> Qefurc6ter Stirn, 9IeiebIum in Wlinus
+ ten uni Sabre gealtert, fab Der Sbers
fDrIter ben 2euteu naH, aIs oieie enos
! litb ben 0oT perlleBen.
,,Rein @ertrauen, feline Qiebe mebr,
murmelte er, noIles osrgiftet. pie
meine S4onurgen bon 0em Siitteus
rou9" unS er oo1te baron, pie
6iefe Qeute uuO er iib Dpn &inbbeit
dn oetannt qfDie er an Dem 2eben ie=
bes Observation-Disclosures, in per-
i5nli9tm 9er6dltnis 8u iebem aeituu-
ben butte.
Wlit etner itummen 6onobepeguna
ipc6rte er 5rau un6 So8ter bon iid)
al, UNI in iein 2lrbeits5immer gu qe=
ben unO bic sir s9iRter ii9 5u i4lie-
Ben '',l- ",
,,g}ein @ott, msln Soft, Ieuf8te
bic OberfDrIterin, bic 6dnbe 3ulom=
men1hlaaenp, nipenn id oente, Der
ShuB bate losaehen lln0 bid treffen
tGnnen, &dte- mir ItanO bas SerS
fill, i9 fam gerape aus Dem Seller,
i'm 5u Ieben, ioas Der 2drm beoeutete
ba b0rte ih ben Batter 3dblen unr
'iob oos Gislpsbr IN isiner 6anO unt
pIDBIi4 biA~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
S1eiraths. .Qirenaen.

Sorrp 0}. 9loutioll 30; 9Inna ".
@oa, 30, @ittuc.
E6onaS q. 9}elion AS, gSittpcr;
@li5a6ctb ~. Street,, "A.
Solepb ". Boom 2S, GOit6 8.
IracD, rs.
Gauio 9ioicnbcrg, 90; 9ioia @olo.
imit6, 20 @ciOc bon goi6ingtol,
.. 6.
@iaiam 0'Gonnor n; Clara ~.
Goy 1S.
6rauf I. Stcclc, iun.. 23 03or-
celia 9. Slater, %; 9ciOc bon SG6ila-
Oelpbia
Stcp6on Gomion, %; @loro Sal.
paoorc, IS.
9lnOreu 54uppncr 2i; 5ora6 y.
Golcmon rs.
@rorgc $. Ccudler, 2t; Nlorga-
ret6 6. D'ulroD, IS.
SSraucis ~. Simmer, 50, SSithpcr,
@ai6ington, .. 81; Gillian 2. oSa-
cobioH 27 @oi6ington 3. s.
G6orlcs Z. Gonroo, 81. g8ittmer
NlarD 6. @6iaips, Al, g9ittwe; 9ciOc
BON @ai6ingtom 8. G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

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9husno6meh iim0 geitern nit Dem
SdJhtB Der glr6citsihnocn ollf lm6e
iiimnite 3eit aeidloiieu woroeL in
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ten SciHon ser &egiolotur DON Ohio
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brducbliA 0epeienen @aii9 fir ae-
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lit Ole llria6e Der ShleBimg Ser Sc
den ipeil, o6uo6l oaS @eicB erIt ami
20. N}oi III aruit triit Die @ru6cu6c-
iiBer Elm ncltes 2obnabfonmen on
Steue OcS alien lpelAe3 6eute crliidt
ni1t untcr5eidncu moQen bis iiA Die
&irfungeu oe5 neueu @eiebes ges
naller erfennen loiien.
@lortiu's 6errD. 0bio, 1.
2lpril.-Go Observation-Disclosures Die
ier @egenO lid gclueigert 6o6ea cine
oltf 0aS ueue @eieb 6niirte 2o6nitalo
ST llnter5cic9nen, 6oben geitern 6000
aoblengrdber i6re 9lr6eit cingeiteQt
0ie @ru6cn6eiiBer 6o6cn erflGrt Tie
miirOen S66nc ouf @rilno oeS neuen
@eieBes nur Damn 5a6len, mcnn lie
0u5ll ge5plmgeu uiirOcn.
Genber, Gol. 9lpril @ic
aciteru in eincni bier eiugelollieuen
Eelcgronm pon s. 8. Snpes, Dem
&ice %rdioenicu Ser u%ereiuigten
@ru6enarbeiter bon 9luerifo,~ Be-
tonnt gcgcben lulroc, 6a6en oic &o6
lengrdber BON Suinois nit ie6r gro
Der @le6rbeit 6cidIoiicL $i50,000 5ur
llnterihibung Der i'm Strife 6e9riiie-
nen ao6lengrdber bon Colorado 5ll
beiuilligen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

rcrocR, nidt naborildlicb.geulg bc-
toni lpcr0cu fam. ,Su0miouclc 9c-
bul0lnn9 mar nm iit t5cimciic noh
ipld ciu bclic6tcs 5c9ldawortspcitc-
rcr Strciic. llno o6H fam 0icic 5or-
0crung ilu $tlNc oer SorOernoen
pm oiicutlic6cu Sditlcn }. ". mic Ct.
iiiut wcrOen. 81 feblcn uicliah ebcn
pic &orausiebmlgcH s3lr ltlm0a.
lidbteit abcr miro oicica &crlanacil
mlf Ocm icyucaan Wcbict 9tie m0
uimmcr fam bier Oic 5Aulc allgc.
mcin atifIorenO eingrcicn, &dl
mohtc ocu @Goagogeu tennelL mcml
ut0crs cr 0cit Ranlcn pcrDient, Ociicl
GcrautuorhingsaciiIbl nidt uni Oas
Eiciltc criAiittcrt miir0c, mcun cr
oltr1 mlffldrCuoen llptcrribt 0ic9nlf.
mcrtinmleit arlf 5erielles ctuas crit
biulcnftc ooer gar 0ic 1innlihtcit
0cr Slgcno crit peden milroc. Sol
Der aIr5t oicic 9luffldumg oe6cn2
Sat o0er oieier io obHc @citcrcS ocil
pdoagcgiicbcn Gntt mo 0as pGon9o.
gildc @cihid oojlt2 5o frogt ciit
auerfatntcr &doogogc. mic es 40.
3icglcr iit per BON iib oiicH crtldrt
CT 6dttc niht ocn Naltb, oicie 9ttffIa.
ring 5n ilbcrlebmcn. 9tllr 0as G.
tcrn5auS lm0 ocr @eratbcr III gciltli.
den Tiugcn tonnelt bon Giu5clidllcu
abgeie6cn oieie 9litigabe loieu.
3lI ltebcn III ironnGr Gltern &ilc8c,
@eld ihoncr Scgcn fiir Gin Sth0,
S9nl limo gcbo9nt oic rcGteu gSegc
Gie uiclcn ihmcr ju iili0en iil0
@ci Orr &eridicornheit lnicrcr n.
3ialcli &cr0dlhiiie Gleibt sic Sragc
nad Ocm mann mlo @ie iii aagc.
meiH giiltiacr @ciic llacloit, @icr
iiber cuti1cioct ultr ocs atuors tito
5par icluciIs mir 0cs ein5clncu &in
ocS Se6en. Gincu gScg MN, wic
oicie ghiopraAe 5miitben Glicra luo
ano lid anbabnt iih0 5llH3iel fii6rt
5cigt @Da'9 5rbriit Die dus ciicm
Sortrag ocS pd3naoaiih eriabrcncu
&crlallcrs Dor oer WiiindencrGltcrn.
ldatt bcrpor9cgaHgcI ilt. lhi0 Ucm
rcht uiQlc Gltcrn ollrb ocH Grnit INTO
0nS firfc Commitment AnN MIRA 0rN
3cilcn lpridt ibrcr ic6uereu SSerallt.
uortimg bclpuBt pcr0cu tlao 0ic
Eroawcitc ocr er6riertcH 5rage ~.
mellcl lcrncN 10 mcrDcu ic mit I9n
(trob maudlcr Observation-Disclosures
lung) 3u ocr glniidt gcIail0cu oaB
iiir ANS Dctticbe pie icruclle 6ra0c
mr1r DcW fiir onoerc 9latiunca 3ir
glei6 cine politiiAc lulo poltiiAc Ggi
ltcn5irage lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
(Sreift alrm Mifthedlcr.

9lah eincm angcblitben @ortpec6.
icI nit i6renl Soften beaab iid sic
% Sabre oltc 5rou gillian Nlillcr
Don 9|r Gl7 9uO 6rcmontitroBe,
IN bic Slide unO leerte ein @loS, luel-
DIES aorboli0urc entbielt Sie wur.
DC ioiort nddl Dem llnioeriitdts So.
ipital iibcriii6rt, no lie icooA ba(O
Ooroui itor6. Gen 9msiageu i6reS
@otten @regorp Nliller, 5u 5olgc
ioa ieihc 5Sruh ieit ntc6rrren @oGen
leiocno gepcicn icin 81 i6renl ner-
Doien 3ititonOe 60ttc Tie al einer BON
i1m gcmocbten 9cmerflng 9lnitoB
genommcn inl0 iid 81 Der iAredli.
den E6ut binrciBen luiien
gt6Uncnten, bic ben ,GcntidJcu Gprs
rcipDnDcntCn" nidJt piinftlidJ Dncr unres
aclmaRi8 crbaltciL finn gcbCtcn, Der SFs
flee huUDn per Eclcp60n Doer SMriftlih
WsittbrilnnB 81 nadJcn.