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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
Home Brevities

Hon, Fl. S. Hooker spent severai
1avs last week at Allison ) Wells
Sheriff W. l.. Smith made a trip to
Sidon Sunday.
/ A. Rogers and son. James. OF the
Greenwood place. were here on nusl-
ness Monday. MIR Rogers is just up
from a six weeks illness.
Mrs. Lizzia Smith has her divorce
now and has restored her maiden name
to Miss Lizzie Roberts.
d District Deputy Grand Lecturer J.
iKennard Young and former District
deputy Grand Lecturer T. ID. Murphy
I'm Saturday assisted Mt Moriah Lodge
lin conferring the M. M. degree on W.
Nv. Ammonns.
S. d. Bailey, of Acona, was here
Monday on business errand.
when the rain comes there'i be
some hay. You'd better arrange
with US to bale it. McBee Lum-
ber Co.
W. F. Farr, of Emory, attended tt
business in Lexington Monday.
T. B. Hester returned to Crugel
Monday from visit home.
Vol Bailey was over from the delta
Sunday on q visit to the parental home
at Acona.
j. F. Byrd, of Brozville. was here II
a business way Monday.
v. c. Ashley, Miss Lera Ashley ant
Miss Maud donaldson went down to j
w. Eakin's, at Tolarville, Wednesday
and from there went on fishing triI
to Bear Lake.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
A Good InYeafmenr.

W. ID. Magli, we'll known merchant
OF Whitemound, Wis, bought a stock
OF Chamberlain's medicine so as to be
able to supply them to his customers.
After receiving them he was himself
taken sick and says that one small
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth
more to him than the cost of his entire
stock of these medicines, For sale by
All Dealers. -. --,-;. -ssSg,--o-. ---. :.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03

J. F. Durham and son, of Castalian,
were here on business Monday.
Baxter Malone, of Harland's Creek.
circulated in the city Monday.
Frank johnson. colored, was tried
before Judge Hosea Monday, charged
with assaulting Parson Sidney Woods,
colored He was adiudged guilty and
fine of $40 imposed, but an appeal to
the circuit court was taken, Hon, p,
P. Lindholm prosecuted and Hon, D.,
T. Ruff defended,
Are you going to throw your hay
awsy7 There's no market for Il
unless it's baled. We can bale II
for you nicely.
DR.. and Mrs. P. d. Holcomb and
son, Pascal, made an auto trip to
Vicksburg last week to attend the
State Dental Association. They made
the trip without a single mishap to
their elegant car.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03


Mrs. P. S. Thomas, of Greenwood,
visited her mother, Mrs. Il. HartJe,
Sunday.
I. W. Boyd, of Liberty Chapel, at
tended to business here Monday.
c ]. Stewart and Earl Stewart we're
up from Zeiglerville Monday.
Misses Carroll and Viola Brabston,
of Vicksburg, are the charming guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W M. Meek and
family.
r C. Barger went to Tchula Tues
day to collect delinquent taxes.
No. 3 New Perfection OIL Stove,
with oven, only $12.5O. Biggs-
Cross Hardware Co.
r. c. Brown conveyed Ed Greer.
colored, to the insane hospital at Jack
son Monday.
DR.. +. NJ Lunsford returned to Bel
zona Monday after a short visit at Mr..
and Mrs. S r. Moore's. Mrs. Luns-
ford extended her visit week longer.
Miss AnnieHartje has returned nome
after few days visit to her sister,
Mrs. Paul Thomas, at Greenwood.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
r. e. Mooney, of Acona, visited the
AENAAnwy

r. e. Mooney, of Acona, visited the
county capital Mon1ay.
John n. Roach spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at Tolarville.
Miss Marie Meek has returned home
from the musical normal at Whitworth
College.
Mr.. and MRS. P. S. Baker, of Acona,
were Lexington visitors Monday.
Get tho doctor when you are
sick but II you are In need OF
printing OF any good kind let The
Advertiser prescribe for you.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
less Imam one Bottle Old Il.

A sufferer writes: "Can certainly
say thatHughes' Tonic Is the best chill
remedy ever heard of. Used only
part of bottle, and used no quinine,
and it cured me" Sold by Druggists
SOC. and $1.O0 bottles. Prepared by
Robinson-P -Pettet Co.. Louisville. In
rorn0rated
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
Causes Of Stomach Troubles.

Sedentary habi Is. lack of out door
exercise, insufficient mastication of
food, constipation, torpid liver. wor,
ry and anxiety, overeating, partaking
Of food and drink not suited to your
age and occupation. Correct your ha.
bits and take Chamberlain's Tablets
and yot will soon be we'll again. For
sale by All Dealers
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
W. &. Pope spent Sunday at Durant,

DR.. c. A. Moore went to West Sun.
day an1 spent Monday and Tuesday
there on professional business.
DR.. M. L. Pollard. of Thornton n, spent
Sunday night in Lexington.
Mexican June Seed Corn S2.2S
per bushel, Z. o. b. pursnt.
Howard & BealI, Durant, Miss.
Maj. Geo. Hogeboom, of VicksburR.
is in Lexington today for the purpose
of mastering in the military company,
to enable II to take part in the state
encampment at Natchez. beginning
July 81.
Sheriff W. L. Smith made a trip to
his farm at Tolarville Monday evening.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1914-07-03
The Best Medicine In the World.

my little girl had dysentery very
bad. / thought she would die. Cham
berIain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy cured her, and can truth
fully say that I think it is the best
medicine in the world" writes Mrs.
William Orvis, Glare, Mich. For sale
by All Dealers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

iln9e Gutenberg uus febIt- Die
Sabne oun, 2lnnal" ranOte lie iiH an
bic ierDierenoe 3ofe.
nSo, penn man ireilib bic Geoanz
ten ionItpo bait g1ir armsn Diff
5iersfrauen iin0 in Der 9isnItbotens
froge bDppelt 3u bet!agenl Meine glns
ma 1T INNER pie ber6rebt, penu bel
uns 9uridenpe9lel tit. @ntpe0er fs
ueint bem Dorieen nan, ober Der neue
perfolgt lie nit 3drilicben 8liden Sd
bin 3por nuf meinem Yoien. un0 ir
Der @e3iebung tenne q aud iein Ydrs
BON oo flisoi entlpe0er Der 8urldlc
ooer bic Donna. uno 0as miHen lie
ou9 ober iroBOem modte man
9unbert 2luoen i'm Hopfe boben!
Gle langen ii6 bite 5u, bette 9eita9"
Wlan lentte Dds @jelprddb auf Wlas
rienboo. Die llnoingen bate oht
9funo obaenommen. Das Ie6e mon
iofori. puroe ibr BON beri1ieoenen
Setter perii9ert, lpdbreno GrdfiH
0eerpalDt ibrer g2odbarin 3ufliilterz
te, oos immerbin beildufig nod Elm
gang artioes Shlad6igeipiht iibrigges
6lieben iei
uNriu3eliin lllriie 5eo0ors". log Die
lInoingen, ibid nint BON meiner
@eite, mir bdtteu 10 gemeinIame Sns
ierefenl1 llnb nun fang lie Elm Cob
lieo aiif bic Sur uno ouf bic Yrin8ei
fin uno oos 6errli1e Wetter unb pat
trohlos iiber oos bisiige Wetter no
man iid bei lebenoigem Seibe ben Too
bDlen tonne
Bon Der @rtraniuae Der &omteiel
Ia 9lhenberq mile iis bob pobl, lpur
Be geiragi. .s5a. Die glermitel" mein
is iie uDa iiebt mans pieoer einmal
Io rec1t, pobin cine ialid dneebrahte
4ufopferune fiibrtl gBie oft babe ih
Sudden oobor 9epornt. MIR ia niht
IN allies ibre 6dn0e an lieden Gie bort
IA nic9il Sine W09ntrinnens6eilrdt /
e BAT le uorisen QGiuter eingeridliei
luD cine 8IeIntinbsts8 8emabroniialt,
n0 0anii nidl aenna nun auA no9
lisls @onnlaasIcauls Geusen Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Die Tamen eri9ieEen punttlib nie
init Der ll6r in Der 0ano. GS mar,
ais ob NIT 6leiB lin iebe beftrebt bat
te. nur ia ni9t Die lebte 3u fem. W}it
ibrem gepinnen6itsn eG9eln lub bic
lln6iuoen elm, plaB gu nebmsn. nWie
rei3enD Sie pieOer ausleben" betam
2eita @n0rell 5u b0r,n nQGie urenD-
lid i6 MID ouf @ie gefreut babe
mein Gjattc tdnns S6nen belnp0renl~
bic MolIb0ffi. llnO bic 6serpoloi,
.,oie liebe, treue SesIel" pur0e Ioaor
NIT elmer llmarmung be0odt. Die
4ommanbeuie bate eben fit iepe i6rer
@amen elm parmes 0er3. Dab alIe.
nlle aetommen leieu. 100 lie iih oo9
in Wlarienbao 70 uncnDli9 nah i6nen
allen geiebni babe, fanb fe .monnig!"
Mirtlicb 3ufdllig battle Gjrofin Seer
palot ben leeren Plog an Der 3ofel
nit ibrem Bid gstreift, dber 6rau
pon lln0iuaen batte es geleben
n9iite, bite, nebmen Sis es mir
nidt libel 0aB bort Elm leerer 9laB
iIt!" rief lie lofort. g2lber bic juuae
Dame, bic icb erparirn Ourfte bat mir
Dor fiinf Ulinuien abseIa9t 81 BE
bduerlih Sdnupfen, CLAUDE ih.
SD bate iie TO germ bier geIe6enl"
nSIt IS erlaubt 5t fragen, iper bic
iunge Dame iit2~ 6tsann 5rau BON
Roggop
m2lbsr eetpiB! Gs 6onOelt li9 I'M
lSrdulein pon QieBenberg @ei bsm
QDetier III es ia tein Wunber. menn
man iih ben Siodf9nupfeu 6olt
neinsn Sie nid1t bette 6rou BON
nSn meirs, oaB nan es bod gum
ni9i erii IN Oer leBten &c
.nnoe merit. ob man ert1ltet lit ooer
iiht. Sa fiir meine sserion eeirauts
mir bas teiner 0ousfrau 3u3umu
EN- ~
.@u6is, meins Qsrsbriel Mir iino
,Jat oon3 oenlre nDus aber mir
Dollsn ni4i ridien $50 btidrdnte
ulb oataui meinem 6srainni1en 9es
louern glusotua 3l 9ebeu, Dob oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

ten Elm mebr ooer ipenieer 3uIdmment
bdn9enoes Seenbeden. po ben pferoer
bos MaiIer bis an sic @prunagelentl
eina, I'm SAloBgarten bdtten li1 aul
ben ionlt 10 Iauberen Weeen bequem
bic umfangreihHen @onoelpartier
unternebmen laHen. un0 i'm Weiutel.
ner bes Dffi5ierfoiinos Der gel6en
9uIaren IN ben inFolge zines 9Robr.
bru6s Elm Stur3lee iib entIdben bat=
te, pur0e, iDie 8oDo BIeBberg per
iinerte. Die 2lnloee 5cn Qtulterubdnteu
groBen Stills gepIant.
Inter loI6en un9iinitigen Mittes
run6sperbdIiuihen 0urFte man berQlns
gabe oes 6auptmonns Nuan Mena
Rai @louben I9enten, boB basSniff
nit ben 6eiertlsibern fit 5rdu bon
llnoiugen Dem 6dl6er fir 6rGulein
Don Roggop unO oem 3imono fir
@rdiiH 9eermalot nod DOT ben 6Gfea
treu3e.
SSrou bon llnOinqen hatte 6ie Das
men oes Jte9Iments 3dni Haffee qebe-
ten, iin0 i9on longe, e6e bic @6lodt
81 to6en anTing, baite Iie ibrem W2un
ne iirabIen6 periimeri vgli4t cine ELM
5ige Abiage, Iieber ,5esto giint einel
Do liebit 6u 70 re6l pie beliebt meine
&affees pei ben 1amen iinO So, ia,
oie ebte QiebenspiirOi9ttit 0er Wirtin
oas 1T eben cine oiiqeborene 8unli,
bic lib nint abauden ldBt.~
3n 5ipOlfter Giunae erlebte iie freis
lib nod ben Shmer3, boB 9itioria
GieBenberg aipegen elmer befii9en 81
tdliuna" n6iaoie Die 3ofs, pelde
bic anrte IN @mpfnag genommen 6at
ie, pollte silfertig oas fit 5rdulsin
BON gieBenberg bpr9eie6ene 6upert
sniIernen bel 5raa bon llnoinosn
pur itrena btr Qlucienuitdt noh osa
IeBi bic 6dusIran o6er mics iie
3uriid nNiHts BAL 2ahen
5ie aeidlliait alles leheh ipie es Iiebl
mo lieQil Ul1aen es alelne 0nbelen
Sdiie Iebep upD msrleu olen
3uldIlea idl nodl "a lebssr @eiuncl
lllsgeebt lppfue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

.9la, iieDn ou" meinie er. ais @il.
ioria ausFiibrlih 4erid3t erItottei bats
te. .pie th red5t b1lte nit meiHen
iriiDen g(6nuneeal" Mieoerboli tam Ell
auf 2omteiie 9ule 3uriid, inb 8it.
tpria punDerte iicb. iu0s er allies BON
tot 3u er3ablsu puBie. Sr lpor boot
erH peniae 1laIe orauBen 3ur So9o
oelDelen s5nle mar eper 3uriidpaIiens
bet Raiur nnb D0b mar BET Batter
fhpu ia ale Tdtigleiisr uup @emnbns
6eiien bon Sule eingeiDeibt gDie reis
he NorIebung, bdt q geiagt noaB
iDir hiefe @d)redenbdhs bier prrIans
ben. SD battle ndiiirfi1 nur eiuen
9ddfilH eriDariei, eGipo bon Der Art,
ipie bic lpiloen, IuIiigen 3ummeln
mnren bic bim unb mic6 umidparms
ien, als ih bid tn goris belubte.
Gidii bslien lerne in in oeiner 6reun
bin ein iber olle &egriIfe ilu9es
fYrolen3immerhtn ttnneu immer
nett irnmer liebensHEtoig unb gar
ndlt bandl @inen gan3en 1ag iann
man nit ibr 8ulammen IeiH, obne oab
man iib einen Wlomeni mopE DAB
fie itBi ouf einmal iront Dir0. it
fdredlin. 9}u. 5u pirit ia nun
ofter nah t6r Ieben, iDie i'd oenle.
pine Bah ou oeinen dslie0ten Uloraens
ipu8ierriti aif3ugebtH braunIi Dos
ldnoe gluilib 6diteit on NAL isben fols
len. Dab BleBhera bte'l ma1te alS in
iiali einer gepihen FtduIein 2oHier
ais Set Nerlenluno .reiel Ias Bot
i6n aber nid)i as6iHocrl ooB mir nns
idm0s 3iinmmen aaatplauocri baben.
Sn babf ibm 0sn iDeiisu 3ai gegeben
sf fol- 9ciratsn
@itioria lnat ld9 sgr0iei G6ne ailfs
SNfsben, ndrte iie lise lnIidn0lih INIT
5rl llnierbringuns pet @lumtH IN ee
nusFn Naisn 3n ldalisn
Ntirai,n BALI ~ lQn gelagl" I
spet6ple pei &alsi 6ei NIT isner
iqatrs lul Simmer alll pnD do grlq I
Geo oas M sla Afaillist pie sT inl
apeag lltal plGleg slleHael9 9ia aon8l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11
lHutt %. 9Rltug

Blob an Bic QltmoipD0re. in Der lie oa
lebtl Da muB man lih pobrlih no6
run0ern, Dob iie ii9 ni6t eber etpns
gebolt bat. lIebrigenS BEL berStrdnm.
belt, bic iie an ben Gag le9t, 1T iuobl
bon elmer ernitlihcn @efabr ni4t bic
9ReOe2~
,Gs Ioll troBbem re6t penia gut
gebeu. Sppbus, ioet man., meinte
5rau bon Mollbofft SD babe es
ron @itioria 2ieBenberg bic in 2l9ens
berg mar &s iiuo il .enge 6reunoins
nen ~"
rSo, Die fleine 2ieBenberg mar
porta Sot bic oenn 3eit Oo5u9" irogte
bic Grdfin lpib SD babe iie bis
bor pefigen Sogen tets am PleBberss
Seite Ipa3ierenreiien ie6en."
nglun peiB man lDenigftens. mo lie
iih ibreu nS9nupfen~ ge6olt bat,
bemertte Die Romluanbeule. ollne
9leB6erg 1T olio Der Sitter SO babe
ia INNER geiagt baB er Elm tleiner
Diplomat it, 9eute 70. morgen 10 n
Sie ne6men bod etiuos Honielt, liebe
5rou pon MoIIA0fffl"
Harola Roeoop dno 2eita @norell
tiherten 6eimlin na4 8ddfilhart.
.Dos S1otoIaoenpldb9en bem
GnotoIoDenpldb1en~ botte 9eita fn-
Mig BIT ibrer 6reunbiu selagt
nTa lit bielleihi ser tleine Shrets
ten6oH nun 0efinitiO ausgeIhalten9"
nSur3i9IuBl"
.S9 CLAUDE, bier aing bic Sade
me9r BON @berbofo S9redenba9
aus ~"
.9einespeas" Der Bid BON 5rau
BON gn0rell luMtc ben ibrer Tohier
n@rof S4redenba9 Id5t ii9 nidt
iiberrumpeln Gr Dergeubet UeOer ieiu
6er3 nod ieinen Self, Gr Dat ertonni.
odB Slid gleinbebeu!enb nit Rube
III. Sbn iuiiblen te;ne 2lufresunsen
unb 2eioeniholten emf ipomii iH
natiirlin nicbi faeen 6ill, ooB er fiir
aine tiefe lno aieinnlJBige 2ie5e nidi
8u boben pdre Gr Der BALI,
wy. ~. ~ rA Asas. ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

nSebr porm rnb ieEr bub19 berteis
oiet" faste Die llnoineeu. sd pill
nur bon SerSen niini6en" ieBs
ginaen ou1 ibre 8liGs 3u Der ianft ers
r6teten 2eIta @nbreil Climber, BON Der
es elm offenes @e9eimnis mar, DaB lie
ben Grafen @berborD geraDe3u gon=
ibmnc1tete" ~. bob bieIsr poet, Der
nicbt Sturm unb @eipitter iennt, reHt,
rett balO in ben 6afsn Der slei9mdBis
gen 9iebe einIduft Gnb baB es ibm
ni1t gebt iDie Oem beriibmten Ghiff
unleres 9uten Sapoa;rs, Das an0ous
ern0 Dor ben 6dfen .reu3t"
$50. oeripreben ln0 bolten, oas lit
3iueierIei Del Dem gutpr Yiion. gBdhz
reno Sie, 8rou 0bsritleutnant, nod
e6enio pie ic6" Iogts Die Grdfin, nauf
bic bon ibm in gliihsaOen 5arben ges
IHiIoerten ieioenen gcitbnrteiien pars
ten, etfreiIt ii1 bos 6rduIein bon 2iets
3eubers ipenigitens feiner 8Iumens
ipenoen Sin Do6tes Wagenra0 Don
Sutett bat er ibr -"
nRi&t 3u losen! llab lie 6at es aus
genommen2"
nD0nteno angenoinmen.
Dos iinb mirtli3 tomiihe Sc
brdu9e idl meine natiirlih BEL ben
Sdponern. 6rau Don Boll60fft bats
tc i@on Dor einiaer 3e;t bic Site, mid
ouf DerIiebte QleuBeruueen bieIes 0err
dens aufnertiom 3u modem SD bin
nit StillIhpeigen aoriiber 6inpegge.
sangen, neil mir jeber Gloti9 I'M
bobfen @raDe 5uniDer lit jebt
fdbeint es mir aber ogh am plabe, 0oB
od einmoI eingeiHrittya ipiro, uno bos
inn 10 mebr, ais bon SberIt 2ieben=
berg offenii4tli1 ni,hts gefHs6en III.
g8ir tompromiitieren Inns ia brett, ies
ben Sag maht Der sjleni9 elmer an-
0eren Dome io8uidgen ben 0ofl S&
lperoe nit meinem %,tten reben, unO
ieien &ie iiber3eu9i. meine 9anen.
nein Sesto bat bds fdmos neg, Dem
lSroten mai III alIer tiblep 5reun0r
Iidieit Sen Ssrt 3u leieu"
(5oytiebuna ipgatA g
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

Emergency EoroIogicaI SoipitaL
g8r. 12t, SadioH @Iace. 80
ygDe ano Go DispenIoro, 5res
Of tbe Gburd Some anO Snfirmarp,'
8roaoluap, na6e 6airmoltnt-9lDe.
nSoipitaI anO 6ree Dispeniarp iot
t6e @1men Of 0larplauO, 9afapette
gIoeuus rnO Sobn.StraBe.
aeuc~4Oooo Soipital for Gouimnv
tiOes,~ Gomion.
ugaItern 0ispcniar1," 03r. 1909
Sit-8altimore.StraBe.
nSoIpitaI for tbe GeIief Of Cripple
anO 1eformeO Gbiloren," GbarIes'
uno 20. StraBe.
nDle6ical ono Surgical Srse Gia
peniarb,~ 9lt 1901. 9igbt.5traBe.
o0larDlauO Sping.in Soipital Oi
tbe WlarDlano @ensrol SoipitaI,"
glr. S17, 2roen.9lpenue.
nMarDlauo General SoipitaE'
Ma0iion. .StraBe unO 9inoen,9Iue.
nglarpIano SoipitaI for the Su'
lane" &otonsDille.
nUlarglanO Someopatbic Soipital
ono EispeniarD," glr. 1922, NorO'
Wlount.StraBe.
fraternity (2Ding-in) Soipitar
uno n91aternite Of the College Of
3b1Iicions auo Surgeons" GalOGs
un6 Soratoga-StraBe.
aNloint @ope getreat for tbe Su.
iane ano Sid Geiiterstown Eitp
uobe &ifesbiae.
nNcrtbeaitern Gob gurierg,~ ser.
429. 9lisauitb.StraBe.
n8resboteriau @pe, Gar o9l
Ebroat Soipital ono Sree 0ispen'
iarg." gar. 1907 Sit.gaItimore.
Strabe.
nglilrierD ono Gbilo's SoipitaI,"
6runfIin- mo GHroeoer.StraBe.
nSDoenbom SoipitnI 8aD giqip
Slmction.
,g}Ort6eoitern Qispeniorp," ger.
1924, itMonument.StroBe.
nMercb Soipital anO Eispeniarp,"
GoIbert. imo Soratoga.StraBe.
nSt. @incent oe @niil OR, g. Wlo,
ternite SoipitoI." Gipiiion.StroBe,
Gde 9afopette.glUenue.
nGt. 9lgnes (R. g. Saniiarium
ano GiSpeniarp," Gaton-abeuue mo
@ilfens.9IDenle.
st. 2nfe's SoipitoI." g3r. 114-
11S. @citglortb-gIpeuue,
nSebrem SoipitaI ono SliyAm"
@lomment StraBs Suo Sopfills
gIpenue.
nSbepparc ano gnoh Fratt So..
ISitaI." Eopiou.
st. Soiepb's SoipitaI ans Hrce
Sispeniarg,~ Caroline mo Soii.
man. StraBe
South Baltimore epe, yor anO
Sbroat Soipital," gar. 1911, 9iebt-
StraBe.
~5outbern 0ispeniarD, gar. f06,
@eit-Sia.StraBe.
0@oman's @leoicoi College 0is.
peninrn." 93r. 100. McGnaob str,
Baltimore General GispcnIorp.
9ar. Col. @eit.9eringtou- SiraBe.
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arieggna4ri4IGn
frtuug BON SET ]. gsits.)

llieru oes 6Itie& perinou3t
&erldlon3lngen un0 Der 0eut.
lre3er iel6ii mir0eu bon ser
aai1am" bon6aroirt a6er meaen
0idtcn @aImeuaruppeu biuter
den oas Sdiif liegt, tonnte ser
eridtete 5do0eu nidt ieitgeiieat
goen Inn ein @apern o0er Ser.
Nagca oes Nrell3ers $40 ermoaliden.
roen IN 0em eirBiaen idiii6aren
nal SHiife ueriinteL mo Ger
gcr tann feineu peitercn 5ha.
auric9ien Gie idue0en 5diiie,
ae nod ser o85ni0s6erg" aeudt
ino oa1cr iiir ouoere Iieuiic
aaocrc 0roBe 9eweaimg
H aremer ae8en SEN oeitiden
@mocnU III felt etrger 3et
le get oieieu SuHeu peI
a enl iumens aroBes 9erris
iaeN alma iin0 bic britiiben areis
sen fron55iiiden iapaniihen
a rliiiic6eu Sdifieu mteritiiet
ar Gle aiiiraiideu ariees
@ 5p0uen' in0 oNlel6ourne4
M oieieu @euegluiaen cbeuions
sliat
'irru aloraeu traf bic 9lodridlt
oaB Bic oGm0en ueIhe nad
isaupie init Dem ritiiiihenareu.
gcrniidbla" ooQiidn0ig per-
Nocn mar 5u aeelin9 aif ser
SnieI angetommeu lei uno
0lannidait aelanoet babe, ipeI.
0e oro1tloic Station 3erii5reH
ieI Ier aniiraliide areu3er
Vauen Gapt So6u @loiiop troi
oe aetiid5ea arclser oaicl6ii uno
0 oealcl6ei sum Sample.
N8A eiem idarien @eiedte III
As oie .5ponen orei 9oote
Ni Vit4iNutle tllltl, iDliiUc que
N's llier actriebeu un0
aAris a Ger Serhtit an Nlann-
a iaH lehr aroB iein glle uer
3WbsfH 5diifc iino 6erpcigeulfer
ab ae ser @laHnidoit ale erior.
piilie
@liSnobmc 0es oeuiiden sc.
ocrS an Ser aiiilc bon G6ile III
ae aBcpocliilde mo iuoiibcCccan
aon ieiu0ideu Shiiien Ger ct.
ayo oer 9l0uiralitdt @iiiiou
e8ser g4nrdia bat folaenoe 9oi.
aoto ON Die gSDoneg" ino oie Slot
ca0roc pon 2lniroIieu geiap0t
Rdrniiic &liidpiinidle 3u oem
sanien gilltreicn Scr auitraliideu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-11

nanicn QluBeoem faperte Sic Gm.
ecu~ 0anals Die 6ritiiHen Dampier
.@rioro0 luo uSt, Ggbert."
Sp0ter Derlegie ser arcu3er iein
8irfmesielo me6r 0itli6 ia sic
9iah6arihnft ser Straits Settle.
meuts mo er oen ouf Ger 6o6rt no6
Singapore befinoIiden ioponiiAen
1onpfer uaome9oiofi @loru in oen
l9rno bobrte.
glnt % Cftober er6iclt ste brtiide
9otibaft IN 1otio oie 0leloung, OaB
bic u9nloen" inter iupouiiter 6loa.
&c mo ierner pertappt ourh Grrid)-
hma zines Dierten Gouhianqs in oen
@onol bon @inan9 elmer britiiden
ssniel in Ninterinoien ia ser 4ro.
bins Straits Settlements. einaefa6-
rem lei mo 9orpeoos abgeieuert bo
be, mclAe ocn ruiliiden areu3er
ySemtihua uno cinen fron5oiiiten
Sorpeooboot5critorcr sum Siuteu
bradte
Ticier Streih ocs areu8ers mar
cin nnaemo6nlic6 fii6uer. Iic ,gm.
sen" ir6r oirett in Sen gercib Ser
aanoneu oes britiicben Sorts uno
entfanl uahoem iie Sic 6eioen ieiuo.
lidcn ariegsitiiie IN sem @runo qe.
bobrt 6atte ourd bic StraBe BON
9)lolado
gln lester Niontaa beridtcte oer
Gdpitdn oes BON Singapore in Sno-
nep, a. 2 gg. angelanaten Eau
piers o4cronL oaB sic oGnocn4
nod i0ren Cperationen bel @indng
bon ciuem aroBen britiiden aret5er
iberbolt wiiroe, aber eutfont.
Die uem0en" bat cine 9emon
rimn nou 36i Wann. Sie lit elm
ShweiteriAiii oes areu3crs ~Gres
oeH luelAer an oer fiir5liheu Gee.
itlodt an Ser dileniihcu aiiiieS6eil
no1m in melher oos britiihe Ge.
ihuaoer unter Gicc 9lonlirol Cir
Gbriiopber Graoood BON Sen Cent.
iden gldu3eno beiiegt muroe-
Iie 9eitiidung Ger ,Gnoen" be.
itano aus 3ebn 4.180ligen aononen
Qdlt SiinfpfiIn0ern un0 bier N}aidi
nengeucbren; tie mar aiIBeroem nit
5pei 17,75oniaen 1orpeoorobreu
olsgeriiitet Ger areu5cr bate Elm
replacement BON $500 Gonnen ST
mar 3S7 SUB lang. Sein 9mt mur.
oe i'm Sabre 1906 IN Con5ig begon-
men uno i'm Nlai 1903 uoueuoet
Ter &rcit5er Sponeb.~
Ger ouitroliihe areuBer nSpo.
neD4 BAT cine Saipt gattcric bon
att iehs3oui1en aanonen pelde
i6n oor Dem oentihen Shiiie einei
acluoltioen @ori6eiI so6en 0e @e
ihtpin0igteit ser uSpoucD4 uno ser
ognOeu7 lit etwa Die gleide
Sic aeeling ooer aofos Snieln
iino cine 6ritii6e $uielaruppc, 3ur
aolonie Strait settlements ae6orig
i'm iiiolideu E6eile oes Snoiihen
aunoe BON uaarlSrube"
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