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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
g6btLidler stnra.

WlarD Spencer, cine 45 Sabre olte
glegerin, non 0}arleu. glnne 9lrlinoel-
GouiltD, itiir8te eeitern 9ladmittag
infolge 9lusgleiteus Dor Dem Sauie
Scr. t047, Siio,G6arlesitraBe, sur
@roe imo i6lug bel Dem 6aaen nit
Dem &opf ouf einen Saufen pitriii.
5irte @lode, Oie in Der StroBc sur
Bilaiierlma beniibt peroen ino ani
Dem Seitenwege aiigeltapelt waren.
@eipuBtloS blieb Die 9tegerin lie9eu
im0 mlBte in ser &oli5ei.9lm6ulan3
oes mittleren 0iitritts nad oem
MercD Soipitol gebradt mcroen.
Sier itorb tie 3pei Strnocn nadb ibrer
Giuliefering. gSie Die QIcr5te conltas
tirteii, bate iie bel Dem Str5 einen
S6doeI6rii6 erlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
lR6t6ieI6offe ltriodle

qlls aeiteru I'M Soiie BON Srn.
5reoerid 9. Su66el, glr. 1925, gtoro.
@aIpertitraBe, ein @iiberidranf I'M.
itiir5tc. rib er oen aroHleu6ter nit
lid, uno oas gau5e Saus fii0te iid
iduea nit Dem ausitromenoen @os.
Serr Subbel 6eua6ridtigte iofort sic
@as.@eieaibaft, melde oie gan5e
@aslciting iofort a6itelte. GS liz
6is6er nidt crfldrlid, aus mel6er
llria6e oer 9iideridronf ploblid
umfiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Wra6Iid, ucr6ranmt.

g}it @ranomnoen, Oie wa6rihcius
lid i6ren ZOO sur 5olge 6aben Uer.
oen, muroe geitern 9l6eno gegen 10
ll6r 5ra Belle 9lulolo, 27 Sabre
ait, III ser 9oli5ei.9lm6ulou5 Ocs
meitlideu GiitriftS naH Dem MlarD.
ldnoer llnioerlitdts Soipital gc6raht.
gie mar I'M 9egriiL IN i0rer @o6s
mng, g}r 915, 2emon-StraBe, eiueu
@asoien an5u5iinOen, ais ibr babel
Elm brcnnenoes Streid6ol5 ans Ger
Sano auf oen @ooeu iicl. 0o6ei oe.
riet6en ibre aleioer in 9rano unO I'M
nddiien glugen6lid 6il0ete lie cine
5eueridiHe. Sie erlitt 9ranonunoen
BON oen s5iiBen bis 3um aopfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Meme 8agnarste.

gSoloenoe 8abndr5te 6o6cn sic
0,riif,mo Dor Der Stoots.ge6Sr
6eitonoen umo oiirien in g}orDIono
''stl,ppl g,opnIono Q. 9. 6io6fin, ..
81 @prnhor0t 90. Q. @ucrro. 81
o,oISitron. IT,, s. S. 6reOcrid, s. 9.
9lonheiter. sra 6. Garter, q. S.
@lcponoIo, q 6. s. @aaer q. S. Wlen.
6cIiobu, N q. @apue, q. 2. 56loi.
fer. 81 q. gfidorOs, s. 81. 9iilppers.
bcroer. 81 8. 2uitt, S. 6, g. @e6b,
s. s. So6mon S. S. SimmerfiqIo.
~. n grob, g. s. @O6rna 5. g. 80.
6inion & s. 81. glc6orlan0 pmo s..
9 3o53cue.
0lcm gorf Otto Sdpol6, Wa
8. Stein uno :. 81. Ga0iee.
g}cm Serico Soporo @onatto.
g}irainio - Q. @aDne, ". E.
ggrig6t ir, un0 $. 2. Socp
9SeltAgirQinia ~ M. Z SentinS,
9. 9. GoitO, gs. 6. Saul ano $. 6.
SDoe.
9lort6 Goroliua $. s.. Softer,
W2 g. Qunu, gg. s. Soplor 81. 6.
ggori6aip iino g. g. spoon,
Wlaiiadnietts ~ George 5, @6o
ZEN rlo 8. 8. @oolp.
CONNECTICUT 9enianlin @roB.
Giitrict Of Columbia 4 &- g. Gar.
roI, Q. q. Winasberg, 66arIes @or.
son inns A. q. 5pieacI6latt
Qcrmioa o. Sg- S, 8. 2 @eQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Sn Der lebten 5ibung oes n9altis
more gieit Scr. 3" bonn .Gr0en Der
Orioles" IN wel9er @rdiiocnt SSobn
s. g8arner Den goriiB iii6rte, muroe
angefiiuoigt, oaB oennadit etlua 200
GanOiooten 8ur gnfua6me 6ereit Iein
iperoeu Die gtisii6tcn fiir sic i'm
5epten6er in Baltimore ltottfinOen-
Sc Gonoention oes Grocns inns fer
auto; iDie aus BEN einlauienocn gric.
fen criidtlib lit, miro oie Gonoention
bon alien Seiteu gut beI6idt perocn.
Oberit gomar0 q. &iirfe. pel6er sic
Qeitltna ii6er Oen 01ari9. .Gm6 Ocs
Baltimore g2eIts~ ii6eruommen bat.
berid1tete, oaB Die 9lnnelolm9en fin
iein @eaiment in gr6Berer 8abI ein.
lolifen, mic er erpartet batte, ltno Dab
er ii6er3eugt iei, OaB er Die geniigen.
Sc glnsabI 2eilte beiiammen baben
meroe, menn sic llebungen am 10.
Suli IN Der QBafien6alle oes D. ae9l'
meuts i6ren glnfang ne6men. Sas
9legiuent Der Orioles" miro Damn
ieoen 6reitag 9l6eno lle6ungen Dor
ne6men, Inn Bel Scr Gonoentions-Ba'
raoe Dor ben luiiormirten glbtbeiliin'
gen anoerer Stdote nit ebren be-
ite6en ODER oieiel6et ipenn mogliH,
ii6ertreiien 3i fonnen. 9lm fommen.
oen Dicuitaq 9tbeno miro oelienigen
@litalieoern, pelde iib oaonr9 I'M
bic 2ooe oeroieut aeua6t bobcn DOB
iie oerielbeu 5ablreide neue @litglie,
oer 3uiii6rtcn ipc5icae slnertennlmg
ge3olt mcroea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
S3Ol,Ianfeu IN g9ron0

@eiteru 2l6eno gegeu 10 ll6r brad
IN einem Sol5bauieu Der 8irmo 81.
icnboier.QlcSea So. an ser Central.
mo @aitern.9loenue auf un6efanute
gseiie Elm 5euer aus Goiiel6e wurOe
BON Dem 9}a9huddter So6n gg. ggal-
fer ioiort 6emerft, ser eineu 9llnrm
eiuianote. Die 5euerpe6r traf in
fur5er Belt Elm luo botte oie SLANT.
men 6alo untcroriidt. Der SMaoen
III lmbe0enten0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
S6eneres SpieIseno.

Die tleinen @opier 9ollons, wie
iie ainoer oft ais Spicl5eug baben
mo oie om 4. Sule friiber Elm 10 be.
liebter g(rtifel maren iino ieBt Ga.
den Dor oenen Dos sBublfirm lie
her iebt ole Singer lGBt. 0enn 5000
@eIoitrafe ioII nod einem in DER Sc
gislatlr angenommenen @elcB Sc
ser entridten Der oieie @opicrbal
Ions flieeen IdBt oOcr icl6it mn i'm
@eiib bat. Die @oli5ei6cb0rOe bat
sic Beanten on9emieieu oicic Ser.
orouung bel ocu Sauilaltcu mio Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
stHrale iLer eIraIen6nlnIdliene.

9eim lle6eribreiten oes 5a6rpe-
qes Scr GbarlesitraBe, 8ipiihen Der
GroB. imo Sam6uraitraBe, itolperte
gcitcrn 9l6eno SRI Nenrietta Sroa.
Deb, 30 Sabre alt, Don gtr. 1908,
SHO-GbarlesitraBc, iiber cine Stras
Beuba6ni6iene. sic erlitt cine flnf.
fenOe S6uittwunoe am re9ten 9lu9e
uno miroe ua9 Dem Spre65inrmer
oes Or. Otto 80. 9lein6arot bon glr.
1917 Siio-@barlesitraBe, geleitct,
mo i6r Die gimoe ber6imoen wuroe-
9ln Ser Stelle, ipo ii6 Der lIniaa er
eignete, meroen 5iir 3eit Bilalte-
rlngsar6eiten porgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
2as Gcidcnf an GrciclO.

g6auB oes Raiiorils.Nlomuuents
@r, Jhloolf Gronou md6lt Sn-
i6riiteu iiir oasiel6e aus. Gie
Sni@riiteu ba6eu 0r. Is. 5. Sera-
mers 9eiioa 9ennOeu
&6iIaOclp6in, 20. Slui.
SIS muroe fiir5li1 mitaet6eilt, OaB
Der ,Ceuti&.9lnerifaniiGe 9}ational-
6moD einen Ql6guB oes BON oeu bic
iigen 9ilo6ouer Otto 8. Sdpeijer
berrii6reuoeu uno preisgefrouten ga
itorius-G -GcnfnolN1ooeQ ser StoOt
Grefel0, ans mclAer sic criieu Dent.
i6cn @inuanoerer fomen i6enfeu
mia un0 Dab eS i'm @hicum Oaiel6it
9hifItemmQ finocii miro. 5r 9iuOolf
Grouau, ser fiir5lih 3um Gbrenmit-
gleOc OeS StaotSper6anOes 9tem-Yorf
crnonnt muroe imo Sen 9l6guB i'm
SSamuar II. IS. 0en GreielOer 9e60r-
oen ii6erge6en miro, bat Oie Sni6rii-
ten fiir oen 9lbguB geudblt. Sic 6o-
ben Die 3uitinmung Cr Seramer's
er6alten. Inter Dem 9lelief ser &or-
oerieite miro ua6it6enoe Sui6rift oa-
9e6ra6t ueroen.
3um 9lnoenten al Die nad 74st1-
9igcr, auf sem 5Hifie ,Goncoro" 3n-
riidgelegter Seereiie am 6. Sftober
oe5 So6rcs 1858 erfolgteu 9anouug
Der @riiuoer BON Germantown, Der
eriteu reinociti1en g}icoerloiiung
aif amerifaniiden @ooeu. Sier mur-
Oen iie empiangeu bon Dem eOelge-
iinnten 93ebtSgele6rteu
Sron5 Doniel 9aitoriuS,
ge6oreu in Sommerbnuien,
geiiorben 1919 in Germantown.
Ole ans GrcielO am 96ein itom-
menoen @rilnoer BON Germantown.
moreu Dirt Sermann imo 9l6ra-
BAN op oen @raeii S6ones &mOers,
2enert glrets, 9leinert Glen g9il6
Strepers, San 9enien &eter aeur-
lis, San Simen sSobannes 9lci-
dcrs, 9l6ra6om Glnes mo San Gu
Ten init i6rcu 6omilieu nsgciommt
33 @erioncu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

5rou 5000 OerIanat $4,000 iiir Oeu
200 i6res @attcn. Or. 5cu0-
Scr luoerlegt sic 9lnaa6en ieincr
,Srau. @in6oItsbcfc6l 9egen
oie 9lr6eitcn all Der 9ibert9
ScigbtS glDenuc.
Giueu S6aoeneriab bon $4,000
flaatc geiteru 5rau @il6elmina ".
Nooo gcgen GoHrao 5unf i'm &reiS.
aeridi 3u Souiou ein. 6rau Io0O
naAt in DER aloge aelteuo, OoB i6r
Maun, So6n 99 So0o, am t6. 9lpril
ourA cineiL Scrru 6imf ge6oriBet
Seupagen an Der ,Sogette- StraBe
mo Qafcmooo.9loemic iiberin6ren
mo Oeu 6olgen erlegen lit. 6rai
EooO BAT orei ainOer 6rau Marg
0ilebap, gomorO s.. mio 8iaiom 6.
Cobb.
. eitrcitet @ebonptungen
einer 6rau.
Gr. G6auurep Z. SciloOer go6 &C.
itern mli Die @e9entlage ieiner 6roit
9lma 2. gG. 5ciooer, ouf Sdei-
0img cine i6riitliHe grfldrlmg 5u
0eu glften oes &reisgeridts, in Ser
ct be6mlptet, Die BON ieiner Srau err
6obeuc @cgcnflage lei nli unwabre
@c6auphrngen geitiibt mo 6e3mede
nur, i6n gei6dftli1 mo geieai6att-
lid bloB5uiteaeu @r beitreitet ierner
Den i6m oarin 5ur 2ait 9elegten @bc'
brub lm0 and, bon ieiner 6rmi bic
Slmume BON $1,000 empiaugen 81
1a6cn. Gr be6auptet 6rau Scuoocr
bci0Be Elm eigeneS So6rescinfommen
BON $3.50, oas er nidt ougctaitet
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
GjriinOnns ciuer Sritteu Saie6ull-
gian.

0ie @erii6te ser @riinoung elmer
0ritten groBen 9oiebolls2igo, luer0en
iib iett i6einbor beripirflicbeu. Syn
gtcp Yorf 6otten gcitern oie Clubs
oer g}otionol 2iga uno ocri6icoene
&eprGientauten ser intcrnotionalcn
2iga cine l6ngere Gonfcren5 in mel
der gum glusorud ee6rodt purOe,
GaB cine brittle groBe 2igo obiotlt
not6peuoig lit. Ole Gmpfebtung
mo9te ole rationale Gommiiiion, be.
Itebeno aus @ouOerneur Sener, bon
NennlDlbonien uno grdiioent gon 9.
sSobnion bon Der glmericons2ieo. 0ie
9elegoten ser intcrnotionolen Sigo
moren @rGfoent Barron, $. 9. @3c
GofferD, bon Eoronto; Sad Dunn
on Baltimore unO S. S. Stein BON
Buffalo. sSn Oie neue 2igo perOen
mobri6einlitb ole Stdote Baltimore,
8uffoIo, gaeport uno Eoronto BON
ser internotionolen Sigo, uno Snoia.
nopolis, GlcOelano, Ndlmnitee,
2ouisbille, @linncapolis lmo Gohims
bus bon scr glmericon 2iga aufgc-
nommen iDcrOcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
9lr6eiten an Si6ertD
@eidhts cinae eiteLIt.

y q y 9 { II q z II el l.
9lidter glm6ler erlieB inn &reisgc.
ritbt geitern einen @in6olts6cie6l, Der
meitere g(r6eiten an Dem 0urb6rude
Ser Si6erto Seig6ts gIpenue 0er6ie.
tet Die ,.Guclio @orf So" Bat als
aldgerin cine 9iirgibait bon $1,000
oofiir geiteat. Die 9lr6eiten puroen
bort BON Ser Staot Baltimore iinO
ser @auunternc6mer 8irma NliOO-
leton-S6ompion So. aasgeiii6rt. Die
GlGeer iino Better eines Streifen
9onOes, ouf 0em Die unternommcnen
9lr6eiten o6ne Grlou6niB Ser 9eiiber
6egonnen murOen.
Gr6ieIts 0te gem iini6te
Sdei0ung.
sSrau S0a 90. 1obis bon 0lr.f421,
9li6lau0 q(penue, cr6ielt geitern oie
gelpiinidte SdeiOung BON i6rem
Manue 9up6ons Ge SaB Gapis. Sbr
lpuroe ebenioQs Die @ilege iiber i6ren
oreijdbrigen Sobn 5ugeiproden
Glrn BEN. 9iiraen ihres @louues,
Srn. g. @i Soco6s ioate iie pod)ent.
lid $3.50 er6olten muBte ober Der.
ge6li5 ami oas @el0 tporten. Das
roui reidte iie Die s6eiouugsfIoee
ein GaS @nor mar am IT, Sauuar
1910 aetrnlt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

9(beno on sic Sberflacbc bcforOcrt
Woroen. 9lac Sofimng nod irocnos
melAe bon oen 103 nod in ocr @ru.
be Gcrblie6enen 5ll retten mor bclt-
te 9(6eno oifgege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Der aenannteu 6irna i'm Gepartes
ment fin qlblieierng gegeu 9oar
5obhmg angeiteat lmo perpenoete ei-
nen 36eil Der cingegongcnen @eloer
in Ser geuannten So1c augebIi9 fir
iidb ieL6iI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

gln @eburten mllrOcn iiSgeiannt
247 angemelOet, Oarunter PIP @eiBe
imo 35 9teger; 129 moren m0un-
lideu un0 1lS mci6liden @ei6le6ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
@icrnnOnennaia 9eidem ae6Oraen.

&etb bri00e 9llbertd 90 SSit
nj. ~ 9ie 2eihen BON "a aus Den
1877 9erqleuten meIAe eeitern ourd
cine Grploiion in ser Grubc Ger. 90
ser Sillcreit Gollieries, 2tO.. per.
i@iiitet wurOcu, waren bis beute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
Satten Oen glidtiaen aefaht.

Sin 98ortitreit Der an ser @de bon
Baltimore. uuo Colbert StroBe ent.
itouoen mar fiibrte Srcitog 9(6euo
5lr Gcrbofhng bon Sobn 9ittnor
aus gbilaoelpbia Der gcltern @or
rtittag Dor GiAter supplee IN ser
ntittlcren Boli8ci Station lid ocs an.
acbli6en Gin6rudsoie6Itabls al Der.
antmorten botte. 9em bel Der ito
lideu goi1enreDiiion in Ser BoIi5ci
Stotion tamen bel 9ittnor einS6IiIi.
iel6imo uno ein SArouben8ieber sunt
@oridein. &ur5 nob 9ittnors Der
hoftitng meloete 9(ntouio 2i6erto,
Son SIR. 103, 0itSorotooo.S StroBe.
ser @oli5ei oaB IN ieincm @cIdait
einae6ro9en mar llno ioentifi5irte in
Ser 4oli5ei. Station Die S6liilIeI lin0
SEN Sdrouben5icber ais ieiu Gigen-
t6ilm. 9ittnar iplroe bis 81 cinem
meitercn @erbor in @emabriom be.
Doltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Ger Sono pon SL500,O00, mel.
dcn Sr. ,Sobu 9. 9iodeicaer Der
d ,So5ns @opfinS.llniurriit0t" fir bic
Giurihhug elmer Sbulc fir G6emie
aeic6entt hot miro inncr6alb per
nadiiul ggouatc 3ur &criiigung
itcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

@ubliflm betonnt 5li modem un0 DC.
rem &erfauf unO 9cmBlug 81 tntert
pinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Gin 6rouenfcnner.- -Nlor:
.S56 bo6e Der blonoen Gene Elm Gub-
eno SanoiGu6e beriprodeu babe
a6er feineu giennig, ibr melde 5ll
fouien." @oul. oGr5d6le ibr, fein
@ei1dft fibre Die poiienoe GroBe fit
ibrc fleinen Sdnoe, iie miro oann
menigitens e6enio erfreilt iein ais
meun gu i5r OieSaqOidu6e gei6entt
6dtteit.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Gin @emHtbsmeni6. ~
@atte. ogSas fe6It 9ir2~ 5rau:
SD uuBte raid Oas @enliije bonn
Ecuer 5ieben oo6ei babe id mir Die
Sono per6rountl" @otte: SEA,
Pener Die $ano, ais Oos @euiiie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

Seefronf6eit. r@lein @lonn
lit 10 idredlib cmpfinOlib geoen
Seetranf6eit iogte cine Game oif
Dem S5eanoampier 5nm Gopitdn,
Dfonnten Sie i6m niAt iogen, mas ct
t6un ioa, penn er einen 9lufoll be.
foumt2" u9}idt n6t6i9 gndoiae
6rait oos miro er ibon gon3 aQcR
t6lm," ibnuun3elte Ser Captain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21
1er lu4dIentIide NeInn6leItg6crihI

Ter UDdJcntlidje Wcinn0BCitsbcrifi
@cuige Eoocsi6Qe in Der pcriloiicnen
@oac i'm @erolei6 sum @oria6r
Sm @au5en itor6en i6l Ser.
ioueu. Dieien itc6en 247 @e-
burteu gegcuii6cr. Bofen mO
&eudbuiieu i'm ltmlmi
Gem moAentlben 9eriht OeS @e-
imo6eits sGepartements 5uiolge itar-
ben in ser bcrfloIieneH @ode 1874
@erioueu i'm @ergleid 5u 1919 IN Der
correiponoiren0eu 9go6e 0es So6res
1918. Die 6auptidAliben EoOesur-
iadeu maren: 8Dp6ns A &eu66ulten
3, Snfhtcu5a 2, Su6erculoiis 1S,
&rebS rs, &innbodentranipi 1 4er3-
leioen Is. 9lmgeHent5iinomg 16,
0iarr6oe (&mOer inter 3 Sa6ren 3,
9riabfide 9}iereufropf6eit 10, M.
tersiAmdcbe 3, SMpd1e nad5 Der
@e6urt s, Selbihuoro I, ltnidac s.
SIN 9a0 Gieu Soipital itor6en II
@erionen in oeu Soipitdlcru 35 un0
? in anOeren Snititllten Sn @au5en
wurOcn 30 Goroners.Snqueiie a6ge-
6alten.
giadite6enOe anitedeuoe &rant6ei-
ten uuroen inn @ergleid) 5u oeriel6en
sGo6e 0es &oria5res 5ur 2lnmelOung
nphrnrht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

. ~'l
0aad preii0briser gl6peier6eit bon
Baltimore mnroe gcitern gl6enO ser
23 Sabre alte gaa, glapaisfi bon 9lr.
3i5, @eit 4iooIcltroBe, BON Octet.
tio @obler ipeaen ser glnihuloiguug
ber6aftet aneebIid oo6rcn0 DER Mo.
nate 5e6ruar rno @l1r5 oes S5a6res
1911 bon Der oamoIiaeu glat6au@ut.
man So. sen 9etraa bon $500 inter.
ihlaaen al ba6en. Eer @er6aftete,
melfcr in ser mittlerea 9oIi5eiita.
tiou ieitqc6altcr miro ao6 anaebIid
sic 9li6tigfeit ser geaen ion erbo6e.
nen gluiNnloignng 81 mo crfldrtc,
at ba6e iid in oen leBten 0re Sa6,
reu w g1eU 2)orf miFge9altcn nm
bort aear6citet in Dem 9elireben
oas imtcric6logcne @elO pieocr 3n'
ria 6e3ablen sd f6nuen gsie uon
Sru. Dlortou @uhnan ongcacben
pir0, nor glopoisti ieiner 3cit bei
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-03

The banks of Fitzgerald are
closed today in honor of the birth
of Jefferson Davis.
Mrs. c. F. Shewmake and chill
dren are spending a few weeks at
White Springs, Fla.
Mr.. Robert Prentiss is home
from Gordon visiting his parents
Prof. and Mrs. R. J. Prentiss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Bailey of
Douglas are in the city attending
the wedding of their sister Miss
Mary Birdsong McLendon to Mr..
Davi l.. Paulk.
Mrs. T. L. James purchased the
Ihos. Eason farm near Evergreen
cemetary. The farm will be made
into a vegetable and truck farm.
The purchase price was $4,000.
For Rent room house on
corner Orange and Johnston
streets. nice large rooms, plenty
Of closets and first class bath
fixtures, fire place, electric light
chandeliers, in good neighbor-
hood, $40 per month, minimum
water rate) Inquire next door
on tombstone street.
Mrs. M, E. Watson,
SO If.
We have been asked to inquire
OF the where abouts of our street
sweeper. The paved section, u.s.
ually a pattern. for, cleanliness,
has shown considerable neglect
of late.
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Mel endon-PauIk

Miss Mary Birdsong McLendon,
the attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. McLendon was married
at 2:35 to Mr.. David L. Paulk the
popular Clerk of the City of Fitz.
gerald at the home of the brides
parents at 3O6 w. Orange. Rev.
i. A. Cooper of the First Baptist
Church officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
PauIk left on the afternoon train
for Savannah, where they will
spend their honeymoon. On their
return they will be at home to their
friends at the grooms residence on
n. Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulk have host
of friends in the city, who join
the Leader Enterprise in wishing
them a life full of pleasure and
happiness.
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Price Acre Of Oats

Warren Fletcher, Jr., age Is,
has the prize acre of oats in Irwin
county. He harvested 1904 lbs.
of oat hay, sold in the field for
$59.04. The cash outlay for fer
tilizer and seed was $3.50. maxi
ing a total of 1924 for the rem
tai of the land, use of the stock
and labor employed.
Warren was a corn club boy
last year and decided to try it
out on oats this year, with the
above results. The boys are
teaching their elders something
about farming. by following the
instructions given them by the
demonstration agents.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-03
Auction Sale A Success
Phillips Sells Lots While
The Sun Shines

The sale of Main street extern
ton lots conducted here yesterday
by Mr.. Ralph E. Philips tof Jack
sonville, Fla, was handled in a
manner which was source of en-
tertainmeAt for those who attend
ed. A number of lots were sold at
satisfactory prices and the free
gold was distributed properly as
advertised among those present.
The Phillips organization of
workers made many friends in
Fitzgerald and we hope to have
them back with US again.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-03

Col. Thos. Eason Of McRae is
in the city today.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-03
Talcum for Dainty Women

The daintiest and sweetest odor irnagi-
nabfe is impaired to the face and body by
Rexall Violet Talcum Powder. Its use is
the refinement of daintiness. It's soft,
clinging qualities and subtle, lingering
odor make it favorite with all who have
ever used it. 1t represents the purest,
finest talcum possible to obtain, combined
with the delightful odor of the fresh-cut
Parma and Victoria Violets. We know
you will like it. Use package, and if
you do not find that it in every way meets
your expectations, tell US, and we will
cheerfully refund your money. Price 25
cents. Denmark Drug Co. 7l5B-l
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C. A. FretaUeU, Agent,
Fitzgerald, Ga.

DEAR SIR:-I beg to acknowledge
receipt of your Companys' check for
Four Hundred Twenty Nine Dollars
and Seventy Cents (S429.70), being
a full and complete settlement for
loss and damage to my property
which was damaged by fire May 18th.
I wish to thank you and your
good Company for the prompt adj
justment of my claim, and can as
sure you that the settlement is en-
tirely satisfactory.
Yours very truly,
M. B. MoBLEY.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-03
A Novel Feature for the 18th

A special feature for the Alfal-
ia Day will be a model kitchen
and DINING room in operation,
planned by Mr.. D. L. Martin.
The chamber of commerce has
secured the garage of Mr.. J. B.
Seanor on the P. O. block, where
Mr.. Martin will have the demon
stration. Members of the Wo-
mans club and students of the
rural school domestic science de-
partment will be in charge.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-06-03

Messrs. Gamble and Rosser of
the Pure Food Kitchen Cabinet
Co. who have made this city their
home for the past six months,
left last night for Dallas, Texas,
their former home. These gentle
men have made a number of
friends during their stay in the
city, who regret their departure.
DR.. G. W. Mclean leaves to-
night for Atlanta where he will
attend the Southern Division of
the National Dental Association.
He will be absent the balance of
the week.
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Call 288 for Stove Wood.

Prof. B. B. Childs, of the State
College of Agriculture, and Prof.
Crabb are in the city today, look
ing after the demonstration
plants in the county.
LOST-Watch charm, gold with
amethyst face; amethyst cracked
across. Suitable. reward if returned
to R. j. Prentiss, 216 W. Jassamine.
Mrs. ]. R. Kearsey of Ameri-
Gus, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Isler for the past
few days, has returned to her
home.
The city court adjourned today
at noon after a ten days strene-
GUS session. The court. the jul
rors and the attorneys feel that
they have earned their fees dur
ing these sweltering days.
For Rent-Five room cottage.
bath, not and cold water No. l
Hill street. Apply to DR.. r. M.
Ware, National Drug Co. Soft.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. q. Halle and
children left this noon tor Atlanta
where Mrs. Halle will enter under
treatment of a specialist. Mr..
Halle and children will go to Ath-
ems to visit the parents of Mr..
Halle.
The Board of Tax Assessors
for Ben Hill county will finish
their labors this week. The
board has been in session about
four weeks and has made con-
siderable changes in the tax re-
turns of the county.
Call Bryant g. Son when in need
of Building Material of any kind.
Also Coal and Wool. Prices always
right. Phone 1870. 65-tf
and Mrs. W. B. Moore,
nd Mrs. F. R. Justice and
NJ. and Mrs. Earl Brown made
flying trip to Milledgeville from
Macon during the recent conven-
ton of the Grand Lodge and Wis
tied the State Penitentiary and
Asylum for the insane.
Mr.. Reed, of the State Depart
ment of Entomology was in the
city for several days relieving the
minds of our Cantaloupe growers
from their anxiety over the APP
pearance of to them unknown
bug. The beast turned out to be
very harmless, having 20 taste for
the lucious cantaloupe but feeding
on the more stable squash.
Messrs. A. E. Jones, Stovall and
W. 6. Bloadhurst caught a whale
at Cold Spring few days ago. 1t
weighed "a pounds, SO they stated
and measured 81 inches in length.
They are all known for their We
raclty among their business and
church associates so we make this
statement with some degree of as
surance.