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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
ceffcntli6c aaacmeiuc @cietc,

Sidaies NiaiDlano acpcbricn &oliunNtcn iino
Nniorltnlcn bclibi 9iaD @mpidng uncn an
totppfailoia @ertitiintcs uno ben Ginirnqlings
Qenn0ren bel oem Stnnts Sc.reidr ioll 0cr
Slaale' Selrelur einen Nbiirai pDu nben
per Sncorporaiorcu rnb SitcItofeU ben glamen
Der 0orppiniion uilb ocf Neirdg ops dit0riiirs
IGN slieu&dpiials 3cipt 0cnl Siaais Sieuers
9omminat uucrmliiclH iuc lea onrm bcii
Sidais zieuer Gommllidr in entri iir icnen
10y. 3ur ielt oes Gnpiauacs iulhen 9erilis
iaies ioll Der Giaatss Seircidr oaS Goppelie
ner pifO nae @eieB ben @erichtsaliuaren iiir
pas @initlgen bon Soiumenien dbniiner gdige
etluupien @ebuDten coucltlren; no Elm &ieriel
Der TO cpuetiiucH Summc ipil 0urm ion nem
Apliraii sum Gintrnqen iihcrmlicli iuerben 1911
be3aDlt peroen; nno oas heinoie ourb ben
Siddtes Selteiur aua3uiieQcn0e 0criliid ODER
eine outU ion beqanbgte gl6iDrit 0dnou, fol-
Hrlma 0acieNemeis oer @riiien5 peiaAter Cor
porQlion mo oec 9rtsin0runpsrechics Der buriu
erpdbHien &pllmnCbtcn ien @oreci0rcbcu
ieoo6, oaB beaaubiaie 9lbi6riicn Der Sucor
putdtioH BON 0orporaiiOnen. oe Dor Der gln
ndDnie oieler Nite lucorporr nlo burD Die
@erlWisiAiluare unD ben Gtddts Sieuers0om
metle qenominen luer0en iouen ais Oh 0ieic
Alle niht an9enonlmen iuOroeu Iei
AhlnHiti ., 2Scnn Elm iohes Gcrtiiiidt
nuspeiieut mo Die NomissInrc menn rQcunf
melbc sob bar Dem CHATS S6abmeiier 6e5ab.i
i0t9toeH ~ iolen oe SncorDoraioren, oeren
nnng mil ben IN Dem 0eriiiidie eni6dlieneu
6medcil. NciiinnltlgcH ino 9orinriiten cine
MofperGnit ourcb ben oariu angeac6cnen Gas
men perocn uno fen
Iblnnitt g. llHo iei cS ierner nerfioi, oaR
oieie 9IItc bonn 2amm brcr Auna0me iii araff
ircte
Genebnipt am iG gpri 1914
lWal10il1S.19,20.2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Cline elftc sam 9niocrruir nuo orr a1icocrat4
udhme nit @mrnomcrtc ocr Mbihnlhe 4
uuo ; PCS slrliselc ~ uon 9agbps 0ooer
unn 1912.
9l6inniif 4 So ic pcriiici ron Der Gclets
gcbnn0 bon NarDluno, nab AbiMnti I nno .
ocs glrillcle % pie la 9'np6us 0oAcr BON
1912 cooiiAirt bicrini piocrudcu piro ub
it mo bcriclbe bon 9lcieln QnNcnorncn iuis0,
foanh ncrfclhc mic ioa lmtict
glhihuit 9oobNcm o0S Certified uor etc
rcn Sricocnsrihicr hrnlaubigt mor0cn ili lou
fein amtiibcr Ghnrafter n0u hcni gGiuQr ecS
Nreis, oocr GommDts9Sedaa a@crihtc3 inter ci
nem omtimcn GicoeI bei6eiuloi mcrocai cecS
Neriiifot inp cincin ser Rimicr BEG e'uoivaIs
Mrciie In peldcm ouo Nnupihnrcuf hcr Cor
porniinn ciuocriMict mcrNcu iNn iluicrhrc'ci
mcroen nno ioa meuu 70 Dcs eeriiNlat ~ llc.
bcrciuiiimnntuo mt 0cm %cebc nu3ceiiibr
morben ieiie 1hniiadle fnrnln hc1nrpoeu;
rom ic hec'nnblct ion iolMe3 0eriiilni oem
eiaats ccfrcl'r nhocl'cirri mo rnd 2nNhnQ
nirs niht aonor) ocr insicr birln porcc
ihrchcncn Nirt'Qripwsrcfirrct ion o"rielGs
hcn rnu linn sic 2cii nca NWpInnqcs norori
ireoiiiron rnh erompi honclhe n ciacm fir
irucn 9wcd ufnArensom g'rfhe cjr'en'cr ms
ion ~ Is iornlrel geraoyQiiou cneqoua ci1
nr0cr hrcmre'ccuo. Snb 81 nan 0cm Sucor
posaiou4 GuiiliIaie mo ben eicicteu beS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

c,,,c ofas her, Seyties1 tG Sra fsohrr ney M.
eN'' fcnttihcm ntfacweincn Gjeiehs nnn S;oyn.
fomS site5 Observation-Disclosures Inter
sltsl a,,iy gM'gi.Ssgo9neF sem ~e''s'e"
ofsf%S,,,Yst1 'tssnl eH nnr hcr ancsroh,, n,,
op %pp bcrfHo ss o Sew o1rtiteI ~ 3p Ses
GoScr Scr 6ficniIitcn aQoemciucn elcfctc ron
XXI NIX cr ne,,cr afhf#nitt
heiaefiot mcrS~n foii nrb 6ermif IN Ser sem
SIrtifaY ft9 fniosn 6ihinnfff ftS 81 6rihrn un6
o(biMltitt iiS 81 IN ollcn Sa[leu bor Sem
a,t,soIe;. .Ssorfehren Az Srnen her CriHesoe,
NHr.3s scrte,,n, oidiem oatc ,nb cir
t'S, i ci,7cr o,,s,nSrfinem riirisniffinm erYIdrt
p IN w Slyt 9ar,ic oScr S,ernn,et sti' ~
h,u .,n,,w,,3 ~ ~ n,,rs S ,,nter 6or St,3NritSt ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19


Glne Nfte, ocu A6ihHit iO2 orS 9riiels 30
ncc Nuoet Der difcntlidlen ailncmchcn OjC
lese pon MayNIane, gIneqabe UDn 1904
Siel pJidc uun Siidcrc" 50 iuiocrrii
fen uno Deuictbcn nit Announcements UDn
Neucm nndunebmcn
Nbldnit / eel cs bon Der @eicbqebrna
glrtiicls 80 ocs eoocr ocr Biienlic6cn aaaemci
neil 0elebe BON WinrDlauO 9luSqdbc bon 1904
Iitel sSld iin6 ,Si0crei" bicrbtrdb m0errlia
len luro mo nj mo BON &euen init 9lmcHbes
menis anpenonlmcn uro, 70 onb oerielbe ipie
fDldi lanici.
ahGnit 1902 aae uno ieoe qlccn3 ifr oas
&erlanic nam sen @orfHriicu 6es @6inniilcs
i02 iou oen yaner oa9 9licr unb Die JSob'
mug Der gcrion anqehen an iucdDe oieicltC
qepUDr puroc nm ieocr 9lppliiQm fir io.rhe
NtccB oll Dem 2ltiuar oe5 Mreis0critbt3 fiir
nns Gultlp uoer nent 9litiiar BEG QonHons
RlcassBcriWis Der Staoi Baltimore penil iol
6e SiecH5 aepd1rt miro uuo Dor oeu lleber
gepei octlelben oic Snnlne bon lilni 0ular
llir hc criic Hicen3 ro Sic Slulnic bon eiucui
Souar iiir Nllc NM icocs ipeiicre )tcB Sdlleup.
neb o1er anoerea pnnomerijeiq sum Qebmcn
oocr Naiiqen bon Si6cn iir Den &erfau In
Der 0beinpcalesGai mo Die zummc bon 8ipei
collars ir c0c SiccuS ANN 9icbmcn ODER
Sdneen oon sSidcn 8im @crinuic In oen gie'
henilllcn Der 0hcinpcdicsQdi bc5dblciE Der
gnmar iou Die Snnme bon iiinhnoNuansia
OcHis iiir nlle rA ebe 70 nisQeoebcnc pccti
ais cine Wcblbr fiir bnS glnsfelleH ocrlcbcn,.
enlhlieplt6 PSF NbnebmeHs oes @ioes menli
lioibuen0i0. erbnlten: mo Der heiunic Niccn5s
beirag, erbalen fir onS Qhisiicnen oerieben.
ioQ onrb oen 9lfiunr In bic St1dsiac oes
SiaateS Mlarnlano abaeiii9rt ueroen, Inn oos
pcrocu; berfio ieooh oab sic NeiinntnQcu
biecs 9Ibihnilies iciren 9c3ng nni nom Elm
10 icEen Nentef. lIclimaiNqc mo glnqel.
Nlods ooet ~illgiete, .non a gll9el ilio Rlis
foe bc3ieben INTO nab Nic0s III oiclcr glflp
Se5ua baben fon nDroIi6 bon ciner GiHic, bic
BON Rldeifs @clni mao Nope %oni ae5pAen
mrn.
9lbinnitt Q lno ie cS eruer ucriiiqt 0aB
bicc 9lite pom Saium i0rer glnnobme IN Nrali
ircic.
Geue6mipt an t6 9tpriI 1914.
l.Ninil6lLlA. .l0.2O2l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Vinc Nite ben @ertnnf unb sic QluSqn6c npu
SMeagber. Snblimnt IN Sabletiurm ftr an.


ttiepttlhc Suede ~ regulreu.
Nbihnti /. Gel es bon Der WciehQebunQ
bon WnrplQn0 Ocriiiai oak aue Ia6leiicn. bie
aus Gnedubcr SnDlmn NIT Qeuii0cubcr
Auanlidi 0emncbt pcroen i'm hciapte Tablcts
len ltdrf oenuq iilr aniiiepiibc 3uede Su
mqUeH, louen ie elne 0reedac, 0iamnniibr
mlge, nieredigc, ldilAliCbe pOcr an0erc irrcquf
idre lSorm tnbeH uito bic fSnrbe elmer ieoeu
uno leoer eii5clncn Der lnblciicn fOu blau
Qfnn uocr Dntpir NIT Sem geurie .Ql0iiun"
(Wutl eiu0corudi o0cr nuiaeorudt odrorf eiu
NhAuit 2. llnb ici es ferner bcrfiQt onb
es inr irlciio cine %erlon uDcr gerionen unoes
letlin leiH iou, Guediibcr Snblmat in 20
blciicnform ~ berfaifet ausiut6eicn ODER
ipea5uqeben mcnn bciapic Gu0leiteii nicbr ais
en- 3ebnicl cnes @rnne5 ocS bcaQtcn Gucds
NlDef Supllnlnie enihalici, alisnenoninen bic
Iabeiien baben Die Snrbc ituo Sorm nno fno
nlartirt mic i'm crIicH Nbldniitc bcIer Nin
norQpi0ricbcn miro
gb6niit 81 llno ici cS icruct berila naB
olc Sl1lbe. ~ melder Die Gncdiilber gubli,
nnisdabcicn fir nntisieDiiibc Suede Oeriduft
uisQel0elll 0ocr lpep9epebcn iucrnct OnS lSnri
gNoilDn' l@tiD ~ cine 5etc Der 0eIOqeu
iSlalDe etn9cbncH mn aui ocr cnipeaenae
iebten Scie cine Wlnric init ocm g9orle
s&oion" (@iD in oniiauacu @u6iia6cn itas
gcn.
sl6i6nlit A. ilub fei cs icrucr bcrIiqt oab
ltgrno enc EcrOn noCr @erioncn toc0c irs
genope0c Der &orhriiien oieicr g(ite pet
letcn. cincs @crqcbCns iHmOg bchinocH mcrs
ben loll mo fol- ni nht mcutQcr as iiini
tilr que mo ieils @crvbcn lCirait soer nidlt
Dcntaer alS orcbia Iane noh mehr ais nrci
W0nnic @cidHgniB cr6altcn, O0cr Nci0es uud
ocnl @na0icn nc6 Cjcri6ieg.
Nbl6niii b. limo iei cS ierner bcriiiQi n0h
olele glie pom Satm iDrer glnnabmc III Nrait
Gepc0miat t3 glpril 1914.
(Uidi1hIIlSI I0,2O2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
Ser 9eidJnam in's Glteru6amS se-
bradlt.

Der 2cihnnm Ro0ger Silfins'
melder on1 Sonntag &ornittog bel
einem @totorrao -llnghiG immeit 81
hcott Gito auf ser StcGc set6Otet
mtroc miro i'm 2auic oes bcitigen
&oruittaes nod Gbeitcrtomn ieinent
'rripriingliden Seinlatbsortc, our
Qeiicbung iibcrfiibrt meroen. Sic
Eraucricicr in iciner 6ieiigcu @ob-
nung, glr. 4t04, aute-9lDcnuc, g9eit
6oreit 8orf, miro @aitor 9. g. 9ll.
'liion Scr Hcftor scr nGt. Wtidoel
ono 9la glngcls" proteitantiidcn
GpiSfopnl-&irbe leitcn. @iaimn
s. DlcGouleD bon gfr. 1897, 9iolano.
gloenue, Der bel oem gleicben ltngliid
niht unerbebli3 Derlebt' pur0e, be-
tlnoct iiA 5ur 3eit nod im uSt. gle.
ncs-@oipitol, no cS Sen glcr5tcn jes
bod 0cIungcn ii, cine 2cbenS9ciobr
5ll beieitigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Guc Alftc. rncn lucitercn sl6idnit ociu 9trtiirl
G2 bcs commentaries Guocg ocr Diicuiidcn
nilncmcucu cieicnc UDr WlarNlnno, 1910,
Sitcl ,,peirntDcn" bin5n5niiiacn, Der ais
N6ihnitt iG bcfnniri icn iull.
9lhiMnltl T. Eel cS BON Der WcicBgchut0
ban 9lar0ano pcriiiai bab ein peitercr glD'
ibtiii Dem grilc 1G oeS coutncniirten @oner
Der Biicui.icncu nlGemclucN @ciene bon NiurD
lars, 1910 Sitel .6erai1cp" hu3unciipt
meroen ou scr ais Abibaiit 10 beiarni ,ilno
lUiC ipl0i inuicn iOu:
glbimnlh g. Is ion sic @ildi oes glltuar9
ocS @eriNis In Der Saot baltimore nm y
ben pcyiAicoeren Counties oep Stanic5 9Fdll
lnHo ifln hcnl 9Nrtnn lr Geburis VIZ
gtcrbIi6iri&Gia ocS. S'dats Gelimod1s,,dios.
ten @nrcau pclictert ncrocn miiOci eiiell ~
ridt pm icorr SeirQt0 }li iibcrmiieg 9elmns
ncuiclbcl nab ben NurNriien hce Nrlelg NJ
Acs conmeuliN p 0oocr Der 3iicnilHcl aiiNe
r'riiicn @cictc hon Uiarplunb Dcri1lel ppToeh
finn
Ser Ncri6l iou mon0t!lN acniaWi mctoen
irn mar an oocr uur ocn ilnl5e0HieN (ll)
&dge bci iu.gclloen Nlolais.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

NupHtl fGV.
bes Gpoer Ger BiienlidCu anacmclnen
cjgicbc nun Msnrniuno SitH ,,geilo" iln
iertitel uStael", 81 luioerrnieu MHo nit
9lmcnrsmcnicn ucn uu5uuennicu
Nnmnit T. Sei ce bon Der QCplS niur bon
Oiarunno ocrtltgt Dob oCr Nbl1Hii - oc1
Arliiels N9 ocs eoocr Der oiicniidca nlae
mencn @ccbe BON 9Farblano 1itci ,9SMO0
ilnlcliiicl uNBgel@ ml6errnien uno nit Slmens
bcmchtcn feu anaclommen mcybcn iou unb
Dicrmii W. 10 oaB er luc oot laliei
AblWWii ~ Melne Heron iou W oielem
eiaaie 81 r1eno einer Sell alnriep Nulnros ,
NaunionGe, Sperlinpe, DSmcbloa", aGprcs"
4oiihci eNliie Tn0" NerpH gNanoela ober
anterc @roileln. gSQlo'Holbiebi6cn. rei1brii
lttpe Noipcbld1en Wlaucrpiu0 bcn Spoliu1Qe.5
g0utbroe% Shwgben, pGrolcs" yNe6biros.
SerCAc tWi0igu 8itoa" Soc lSiri" @eDiit"
pSapindcr" glSuirpOormlu4 sGoofnd."
uDellumsbrcnileo GnaI r0eoar @iro" ser
iraeno cncr glri lbieBen o0cr iangen ooar
tDnicii, 8unl 4ctinul nnbieicii inltle ncrian
len, pocr ioo ooer cbcno i'm lcllt 50ucn Eil
Ter ciner Stfnle BON nidt inter Si noD iibcr
Sa ir ie0ea TO qciMplcucli acianocncu, gts
ipoteleL Sum Scrlnui nngcbocncll pcrinnicit
gcia1ien oocr I'M gct gchRoencn @QgeI,
@iInic 0die Neocrn Sclpan3leocru oOcr
Siiqcl bon &1Qeln ncrcn Sunp Docr lUoiung
~ niclcu sndtc nerbpcn it In lcncui pncr
ibrcm gclis bahen 3iln &eriaii anbieien uocr
70 nnaAelcai ipcroeA ol I'M % gcieblpioria 3lt
mdbeH. ~ irgenD einct Scti uno IN itpcilo
ener &cle Naiien ooet anocre il'r pansp'
tiQcl io)aOllhc HaubsnH'cl ODER eN iMe
@pcringe Ardbc ooer Rabcu 81 i,Dicirn So
t1ntcu oocr ~ nngen, ltltcr ncni &ur6chdlt
Dab oitler NplAniit lid Hitli ami eulpctii iiuo
QlarbS COUNTY be}eben lou unicr Dem
&orhcb1li fnb cs ucicblid crnubi iein ioll
Gpoipbqel uoer p3lco &irSS" pncr nuoerc
@iilguDgcl IN Ndiipcl oocr dnSdciopic 0rcnt
plarc lracnh ciier Scr gcnainiten N1ocl ia
ecbranIialirn oocr 5fienilibcn obcr @ripnfmir
iCcli iu fuhcu
gl6idgiit Y lno tc cs ierner ecriilot oaB
Strait trcic
@ciidtiei ON TO- gtpril 1914
fVDai1t ~ fa "a On yll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
0entidle hiitOriidt (geiealdaft.

Die WlOnotsIibun0 Scr a0cielliNoft
5ur Grfori1ung Der @eic6ihtc Der
Dcutidcn III @larDlono, miro bcute
qi6eno i'm s ll6r, wie iibIid, III sen
sidnmGdfeiten oeS @eruaiia.G Clubs
liz 9}r. 40s, SSeit 6opcttcitro6e, itott.
fiuocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
Nlc6r 9solisiiten transferirt.


Die @oli5cibe66roe orouct peitcrcn
@eneroI-@ecbiel i'm 0eportement
an. 81 @oli5iitcn onOeren 81.
itriften 8ucrtbeilt. OrOre tritt
@ouneritag in Graft. ~ @oli3iit
@iaiou 8. G6omas Dor ser &oli-
8eibeb0roc.
@ineu weiteren General. .g9ediel
bon htn0e.Sergeonten Scrgeanten
mo @oii5iiten baben Oie &oli5ei-
Gonr1iiidre geitern angcorOnet. g(m
tommcnoen Gouneritog tritt Die
SrOre in Graft ir0 merocn 81 0}it-
9lieoer Oes Gepdrtements i6re 6is-
bergen @oIi5ei-0iitrifte pcrloiien
miiiien. Cab bic GummiiiGre weitere
Seriebitngeu onorouen merOen, mllr-
DC ia 6ereitS oiters i'm y9cliti9en
Gorreipon0cnten4 angefiinoigt. Ger
0eltrige @encrol -@e1iel bon Nlann-
idoiten miro Der lebte ieiu, oen bic
Scboroc onoronet. GieieS qa6 9Srd-
liocnt Nlc@uop fiir5 no6 ser Sieung
betannt. 9lac sic piclen GerieBun-
gen melde oie @omniii6re angeoro,
mel, 6a6en iie t6cilS uli @lmi9 Der
IN 6roge fontmcnOen Manui1aiten !
gr0Btcntbeils o6er. mic Sr. lRcGpoD |
ouiiibrtc, sum @eiteu 0eS 1eparte-
merts ueranlqBt. Bon Sen 81 Be
atntcn oie gcitcrn transierirt murs
Den, fins 5wei 9hmoesScrgeanteu Is |
Scrgeonton imo II @oli5iiten. Die
iel6cu pcrOen Don 0onneritag al oen
iolocnoen Giltrittei: onoe60rcn:
&nn6e- ser0eonten.
9f 8. @lalt6olt, Siiopciteu nod
goroeu.
9lobt. g. Gaois, 9Ioroeu nod Siio-
N luciieR.
2 Sergeantcu.
SenrD @ids, g}orOmeiten na1 Gen-
tralcn.
Sobn ". @op Gcutrolcn nod 9Ioro,
81 pcitch.
Sobu S. Oblc 9}orooitcn noG Sen
traIeH.
Scro1 9fobinion. Gcntralcn nad
9}orOoitcu.
gti1olas Gatcb, 9lorOoIten na6 Siteu.
SSo6n 6. &liuc, Giteu nod 9}orOoitci.
Sol. 9teooins, 9lorOoiteD no1 Gen-
trolen.
Sobu y. GoncannoM Gcutrolen nad
9}orooiten.
SomeS 81. Spartlii5 9}orooiieu nob
Oiter.
SameS s. @c2Dnn Often na9 9lorO-
N often.
@idacI Sua6eS, siiomciten nab
9lorOoiten.
George 3d. &u6l 9}orooitcn nod
.gd SiiODcitet.
0anioliA9 9AldleBs l5iiomoiteu -iiad)
ob 9loropeiter
Sobu SS. @rig5t 93oromciteu ua6
Siioweitcn.
Souis @iIbadcr. Siowciten na6 91or-
3l Oeu.
Sp6n 8. Carroll, 9}orocn na1 SiiO-
ueiteu Cir gircolarbeit).
2ouiS 6. @eBwein Siioen na6 9lorO-
ueiteii.
SIS. 9ltrns ,9loromeiteu na1 SiiOen
@oli5iitcn
George Eollod 9tosOoiten na9 Sen.
tralen.
@m. @opis, Gentroleu nn6 9}oro-
often.
@m. 6. arotcc, 9lorOoitcn no6 Gen-
w tralen
grter. Wlitdca, Gcntraleu nad 9iorO.
often.
Sdntucl q. 0rccn, gtorOoiten nod
Gcntralen.
George 9eiIsfc, Gcntrolen nob 9aor0-
often.
8. ". Matbnall 9toropltcn nod
Gitcn.
Gogar 5. 9lo6c, 2itcu nat6 9}oro-
oitcl.
Sancl 2. G6olulcD, glorOoItcn nad
~ Gentralcn.
@eor0c aa6lcr Gcntrolen ua6 9torO-
oitcli
George g9. 9anoca 9|orOoiicn nod
GGitrolcn.
sol. 6. S6miot Gcntralcn nod
9tor0pitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

9imot6v @oouam 9}oromeitcn no4
9iorOcn.
@m .. @incent, 9lorOeu nad6 Siio.
pciteH.
Geo. ScOicium 9}orOwcItcn nod
gtorooiteu.
90. 5. Gang 93orOoiten nod SiiO.
mciieu.
,So6n Z. G6ornton, 9}orOmeiten nad
SiiocH.
Gas. 9rodcn 5iiOcn noc6 Siioweitcn.
Somes Gono6uc, Siiomciten nad
Siiocu.
@eor9c u. 9lod, Siiocn na6 Siio-
ueitclt
SSaco6 Scrmou 8eileu na9 9}oroeu
&aprencc @iaiams, gioroen uah
g9citcH.
9. s. 2anOcrs, SiiOwciten nad 9lorO-
weitet.
Clarence s. acnoaa, 9ioromcitcn na6
Siiomclteli.
lSm $. @nig6lcp, Siioueiteu na6
Siiocn.
So6n Z. Stump, Siiocn no6 Sio-
pcitci.
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Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1914-01-22
DIZZY, HEADACHY,
Sick 'CASCARETS'
Gently cleanse your liver and
sluggish bowels while
you sleep.
Get a 1o-cent box.

Sick headache, biliousness, dizzi-
ness. coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath-always trace them to torpid
liver; delayed, fermenting food in the
bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testines, Instead of being cast out
Of the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue it causes con-
gestion and that dull, throbbing, sick
ening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove the sour, undigested
food and foul gases. take the excess.
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and
poisons i'm the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head
clear. stomach sweet and your liver
and bowels regular for months. Adv.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1914-01-22
Superstitious ToiIers.

Humble as the cookie is, 1t gives
employment to several hundred men,
women, and children on the coast of
Lancashire, England, and seems to
have bred in them silence and super
stition. Several villages depend upon
the cookie as an industrial mainstay.
The cookers are humble folk, and
among strangers exceedingly shy and
taciturn, as we'll becomes their lone
ly vocation. They inhabit stone cot
tages near the rustling marramgrass
and bents; they subsist on the coars-
est fare, and while at all times their
living is precarious, they suffer pc.
riodical hardships through destructive
high tides, shifting channels, and the
breakup or altered position Of the
skeers. These toilers are often seen
in twos and threes far apart, not a
word escaping the lips of those who
work together. They are supersti-
tious enough to believe that disputes
among themselves over the skeers
would be overheard and resented by
the embedded cookies, in which case
those sensitive shellfish would per.
force quit by the next tide.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1914-01-22
TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH
KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS
Says Too Much Meat Forms Uric Acid
Which Clogs the Kidneys and
Irritates the Bladder.

Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish and clog
ged and need flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull misery
in the kidney region, severe head
aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver,
acid stomach, sleeplessness and all
sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast for a few ID rs
and your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity. 1t also neu-
tralizes the acids in the urine so 1t
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious COM
plications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
lieve in overcoming kidney trouble
while it is only trouble.-Adv.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1914-01-22
Early Suffraqette.

Militant minded women were known
in England before the suffragettes,
one of whom lies in Henry VII. s chap
el-Margaret, countess of Richmond,
it's builders mother, with her brass
efigy by Torrigiano. She hated the
Turk, and she made, as Camden re-
ports, a sporting offer to the chival.
rous of her day: ION the condition
that princes of Christendom would
combine themselves and march against
the common enemy, the Turk, she
would most willingly attend them and
be their laundress in camp" That
position of laundress to the crusaders
would have been an easy one, for it
was the fashion to make VOWS to
change no underclothing until the holy
sepulcher was regained
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1914-01-22

swept away half the brothers for
tune.
"Abner." said Daniel. Miss Brown
will have 70 90. You give her notice.
Why don't you give her notice?
answered Abner. You are the senior
partner" He had observed that Dan
iel had grown much more formal with
Miss Brown of late.
But you are a man OF the world,
Abner." urged Daniel. You have had
-er-experience in these matters.
Tell her, Abner, that we may take
her back if we reopen
Take her back" repeated Abner'
scornfully. Why, Daniel, she will
have another position then. How
could We get her back?"
But nobody except Miss Brown
could understand our SYSTEM lament
ed Daniel. We should have to train
a new bookkeeper. and all he would
think about would be moving picture
shows and horse racing. Abner, you
tell Miss Brown"
So Abner, very reluctantly edged
his way toward the grille.
Miss Brown" he began, Il am very
sorry to say that THAT is, the firm
Il mean we are going to close down.
perhaps for long time"
As he looked at Miss Marjory Brown
Abner suddenly became aware that
for the first time in months he was
able to do so without Daniel coming
in to call him. Daniel had always
hated to have him talk to the book
keeper. And, now he came to think
of it. he hated to have Daniel talk
to her, too. The chance might never
occur again. Miss Browns hair had
auburn tints among its shadowy
tresses. Miss Browns figure was di-
vine. Miss Brown reminded him OF
somebody he had once known when
he really was the reckless member
of the family. And suddenly Abner
was swept away into doing the most
reckless thing that he had ever done.
But we want you to stay with us
for ever,' he stammered. I'VE want
you to be-er-er-wife."
Miss Browns cheeks became the
color of rudy peach.
Whose wife did you say, Mr.. Abb
ner," she murmured, looking down at
her ledger.
my wife," calculated Abner, TAX
ing the ledger brazenly away.
Il knew you couldn't mean Mr. Dan
iers wife" murmured Miss Brown five
later.
why, dearest?" inquired Abner.
Because / refused him two months |
ago." answered Miss Brown.
Copyright. 1913. by W. G. Chapman)