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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
olus Hamilton, Pastor.


"An omen house the whole year, for
all who will come is our slogan.
sunday School at 9:15 a. m. GRADED
school; prepared teachers. All Una.
are not in some school are lnViteu'
b. ]. Galloway, Supt- ,o
Preaching by the pastor at lo'oo a,
m. and at 1880 p. m. in summer o:oo
an winter. Special evangelistic ser
vice each Sunday night. Members e1-
nected. ali others invited.
Junior B. Y. p. U. at $3.50 p. m. All
runiors invited. Miss Jettie Adams
Supt. ~ ho,,,
before the evening service each sun
dav. All the young people invited =
F. See, Jr. Pres.
Weekly Calendar.
| wednesday, 300 p. m, Ladies Ai'
,,aets at the church. Mrs. L. M. Cop
ley. Pres. . ..r
I vice Come pray with us ana lot us
w. T. Ferguson, Director
/ Friday. 1880 p. m, Teachers meet
ling and Training Class led by rastoi
| saturday, 1880 p. m. Choir pracuie'
Mrs. Geo. B. Skene, Director MIS-
Daisy Wilson, organist'
Monthly Calendar.
The third Thursday in each mont
the Womens Missionary unien NEE
Of the home OF one Of its member
Mrs. Rebecca Osborn, Pres
The first Saturday in each month,
200 p. M, the Young Womans Au ,,S,
larry meets at the church. Miss Eiiz'
beth Osborn, Pres. ~.
, An evening services meet at ~
, in the summer, and $50 in winter :,
A cordial welcome is extended .,
: eryone to attend all of our serve.
: our work is supported by the Voiui
tary offerings Of its members a.
friends, and beyond these free Y
o offerings there is no cost to anyone
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04
Rest Room

The County Judgt
used as Rest Room
room can be obtainei
Demonstration In q
Friday and SATURDAY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

|er, formerly
IN Van Lear
- fruit jars
er Hardware
2t-s-1l
an Old Line
rgess at the
tf-S-6
johnson,
hreturned
Idac.
for c.
SIND ! best
hon in .rket.
be- the su
district n
lrmer's
orized ,ceries,
r., as Q tf-s-4
for CT
|al dtstsnown ir
10 Deny to Mis-;
5unty.
5illups has beer
erurn to a hospital II
further treatment.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

Best Dress cut and made by e&s'o-
itor, ,,.t
Best half dozen Button Holes.
Best Dressed Doll.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1914-09-04

Can Pm kh rt models we show reflect the
| prettiesS lass o. JelyN -" II
Best Specimen Of Patching w shown in display
| BesEm
Best Crochet The most particular of fashion
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-07
ELko LODGE, No.15

~ . g ~ WI
Stated communications held on the
First Tuesday Of each month at 1880
p. m. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially invited to at
tend.
JOHN MCFARLAND, M. w.
J. r. TRIPPLETT, Sec.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Elko O227
Carson City 041O7

6AkO VSHI
Carson City 041O7
Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land once at Elko. Nevada.
November "a, 1914.
NOTICE ia hereby given that Phil
lip Whyland. OF Lamoille. Nevada,
who. on June is. 1909, made Canon
City homestead application O4107, now
Elko, No. OPT. for the SEA Of Section
80, Township 33 North, Range 81 East.
Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed no
tice Of intention to make final five
yeac proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before the reg
lister and receiver of this office. on the
eighth day of January, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John 4. Prediger, of Elko, Nevada.
Luther Butler; of Lamoiile, Nevada.
Frank Butler OF Elko. Nevada.
Charles Whyland, of Lamoille, Ne
vada.
JOHN. E. ROBBINS,
Register.
First publication Nov. 81, 1914.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-12-07
0. K. Second Hand
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Elko 0751
Carson City O7O55

Carson City 07055
U. S. Land Office, Elko, Nevada.
November II, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Doro-
teo Bermeosolo, of Tuscarora, Nevada,
who, on May Is, 1912, made Carson
City homestead application O7055,
now Elko, No. 0751, for the SEA NV
Il; Sk NEA and NEA SEA of Sec.
Is, Township 81 North, Range So East,
Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention to make final commu-
tation proof to establish claim 10 the
land above described, before the reg
lister and receiver of this Office, on the
sixth day Of January, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Roy T. Suttle, of T%uscarora, NeVa-
da; Henry Fisher, Of Elko, Nevada;
Joe Pattani, of Tuscarora, Nevada;
Daniel B.. Sabala, of EIko, Nevada.
JOHN E. ROBBINS,
Register.
First Duh Nov 12 1914
Evening journal., 1914-11-13

tive committee will act as hostesses
for the occasion. The social service
committee, of which Miss Grace
Baird is chairman. announces that
Miss Margaret Slattery viii be pres
ent TO speak before the club some
time in February. This committee Is
also working in the special interests
of defective children and to receive
money for the Red Cross. which may
be sent to Miss Alice p. Smyth, No.
1912 Gilpin avenue. On Tuesday
mornings between Q o'clock and 1890
articles of clothing may be left at the
clubhouse In charge Of the social
service committee.
As chairman of the library commit
tee, Mrs. Peter n. Wright reported that
the gift OF books from Mrs Gunsolus
was sent entire TO Mt Pleasant school.
The State Library Commission is anX-
ious 10 start book wagon in New Cas-
tle county, and is therefore sending out
an appeal for any books or magazines
that may be given.
The tirst explanatory recital Of the
season will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon, when William Lawton will
demonstrate with the Delmsrvia player
piano.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
WEDDING CARDS our.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELkTON, Md, Nov. l3.-Cards have
been sent ont for the marriage OF Miss
Ada II. Biddle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas y. Biddle, and William
II. Moody, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Moody, OF this town. The wedding
will take place on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carson Row
land. Of Port Deposit. have issued in
vitations TO the wedding of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Rowland TO Frank
Hillyer Winants, of New York, on
Tuesday evening, December ], in Inn
manuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
Baltimore.
The widening Of the platform at the
Elkton railroad station, is of great
convenience TO the travelling public. and
was done at the request OF the Elkton
Improvement Association
William J. Bratton has returned
from business trip TO Pennsylvania.
Miss Flora H. Ash, is spending some
time with Mrs. Millinm W. Sullivan
of Landenberg, Pa.--Aliss Lille v. Alex
ander is visiting friends in Philadelphia
Walter Dubois has accepted posi-.
tion at the Prest-O-Lite works at Lit
tie Elk DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Jackson
Price of Queenstown, Nd, are the
guests of the doctors parents, Mr.. and
Mis-. w. Don Price-AIiss Laura G
lamar Of Philadelphia, is visiting hei
aunt, Miss Ellen Barroll ON East Main
| street.-The Rev. William G. Houpt
rector OF st. Mary's Protestant Episco-
pal Church, North East, was an Elktor
visitor this week.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
Trees AS Gift FOR
The WOMAN'S COLLEGE

After a lengthy and spirited dis
cussion, which marked the meeting Of
the New Century Club Wednesday af-
ternoon. the amendment to the by
laws, increasing the membership Of
the club was passed by a majority OF
Ga. The membership list may now
include 500 members. II was at
first decided to allow 600 members TO
be enrolled, but after an open discus
sion, in which a large number OF
members took part, this motion was
modified, with the result that $50 will
constitute the new membership.
AS their gift to the Woman's Col
lege Of Delaware, the New Century
Club will present that college with
row of trees not to exceed $50 in
cost.
Tomorrow afternoon from 8 20
o'clock the women delegates of the
National Grange will be welcomed at
the clubhouse. Members of the execu-
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
Salts IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
hurts or Bladder bOthers.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
says a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which clogs the kid
ney pores so they sluggishly filter
or strain only part of the waste and
poisons from the blood, then you get
sick. Nearly all rheumatism, head
aches, liver trouble, nervousness,
constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness
bladder disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts. or II
the urine is cloudy, offensive. full OF
sediment, irregular Of passage or at
tended by a sensation of scalding. get
about four ounces OF Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a
tablespoonful In a glass of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys viii then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
Of grapes and lemon juice, combined
with lithia and has been used for
generations to flush clogged kidneys
and stimulate them TO activity, also
TO neutralize the acids in urine so
u no longer causes irritation, thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure: make a delightful effer-
vescent lithia-water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then TO keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
HUNDREDS AT ZION
nunnrnftNu
l SUPPER

About 500 persons were served at
the sauer kraut supper of Zion Ger
man Lutheran Church last night The
supper is an annual affair, looked
forward TO by many residents. wheth-
er or not natives of the Fatherland.
The supper was served by the Ladies'
Aid Society.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
TWO YEARS FOR
DREAMING SALOON.

In the Court of General Sessions.
yesterday afternoon Harry Buck and
Elzie Ponzo. colored, were convicted
of breaking into the barrOom Of the
Odessa Hotel The court sentenced
them TO pay a fine Of $500 each and
ha imprisoned for two wears.
Evening journal., 1914-11-13

THREE HUNDRED AT SUPPEn.
For the benefit Of Bethany Baptist
Church a saueF kraut supper was
given last night at the home Of Mrs.
Lizzie c. Reese, No. 1893 Lancaster
avenue. More than 800 persons were
served at the supper
Evening journal., 1914-11-13
NO Headache OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
Get a 10 cent package Of DIR. JamoS
Headache Powders and don't
suffer.

When your head aches you simDtB
must have relief or you will 20 wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like Dr. James Head
ache Powders and relieve the pain
and neuralgia at once Send someone
to the drug store now for dime
package of Dr. James Headache Pow
ders. Don't suffer In a few mo-
ments you VIII feel hne-headache
gone-no more neuralgia pain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
0cmufraten GOnucnt.

SarotoQo q. g., 27. 9higuit
%oriiber NlcGombs pom Ocmorroti-
iden 9}ationol Gonite bat Ourd
prompteS @ingreiien in oic S1luB.
Ocr5anohngen ser Staots-Gonfercu5
einen ii6 5mii1eu @ilion.9mGdngcrn
uuO oReguldren~ cntpidelnOeu
Stteit gei1li6tet nnO ein bormoni-
iNeS 3uiammengebeu oller 6raftio-
iieu 5u Stanoe ge6roht. SanlnanD
rno etli6e %orteifii6rcr aus 0eul
o6cren E6eile Oes StoateS marcn
0nr6 Grfldrrngen Scr gSilion.2euie,
ooB sic 6rcunOe 0cs @rdiiOcnten fei.
ncn Srganiiation. GonOioateu INTER
fifteen luiirOen, iel6it i'm Sale Oieier
GonOiOat crfolgreib bel Sen 9Srimdr.
mo6lcn lei, in gerei5te Stinmnng
Dericbt por0en. Sin oiiener 9rl1
l6ien unDermeiOli1 lmO oae Sln5ei-
den Oeiiteten oni cine itiirmilde
SiBuug nit iolgeuidmerem SieiuItot.
McGon6s mar ieOod ser Situation
gcluabien-
SSm GinpcrItGnOnis nit gSilion's
5relnoen CAB er Die GrfIdring o6,
0ob ieOer Iemotrat, pelder iiegrcid
aus Den 9Srinldrmo6len bcrporgebe,
BON allen 8oftioneu Der oemotratiy
I6en @ortei unteritiiBt merOen Mir
sc. nGeinc Sintcrtreppenpolitif"
iogte er, naeiue SSntri9uen pcrOen
oeouloet. glQc Gonoiooteu pelHe
Sic 9sominaiion cr1olten, niilicn INT
terItiibt merOcn." Seine Grfldrlng
bcfricoigte beiOe 6liigel uno Die Ge-
bottcn beibrGnfteu iid6 6iernq6 nur
All Oie 8lotformbeihliiiie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

rdumt Snllcr6urg mo 9lngcrbltrg
iinO bon ruliiiden Sruppcn 6eicbt.
Ger 6ein0 5og ii6 in GROCER llnoro.
ming ouf &6nigsberg uuO t6eilueiie
auf 9foiieubnrg 5riid. Sic Siuiicn
riiden idrithpeiie in Ger Sinie Sr-
tels6urg- Dor; DER @eguer 500
ii6 ouf Gitcrooe 5triid lnO lieB meb-
rere @cidiite, @}ai1iuengepe6re,
Nllnitionsluagen mo @eiangene 5ll-
riid.
glti Dem meItlihen llicr ser @cih
iel 500 iiH ser @cgncr aus Der 2inie
%lod-9ent9ibo 5uriid. SIN Siioen
6olten Die Geutidcn, nod bon Ocu
&uiien nidt onge0riiien, 9oOj, @e-
trofoif, aonsf, TonOon mo Spa.
toll.
Sn Gali5ieu riidte ser 6einO om
%. 9luguit bis 5ur 9mie g(nnopol.
3omosric.&amoropsfi Dor, lu06renO
Ole Seiterrei6cr auf Dem redten
6liigel Dor inherent glnmari6 5uriid-
gingen.
glm %. 9lugult no6nen 0ia 9iiliien
Tarnopol uuO perltdrften lore Stel-
tungcn am Sere0, einem 9}ebeniluB
ocs Gnieiter
9lm "a. 9luguIt meloete Ser S6er-
commandments ieiner Maieitdt Ocm
3aren, einen gldn5enOeu glngriif ei,
uer SGpaOrou OeS giiiigoroOsfi'.
i6en 0ra0oner-9le0imcnts, Oie cine
Oeutibe Sl6t6eilmg BON 70 Mann
ongriif.
Gic ier6ii6e 9lrmcc weiit cine me
lmter6roHcne 9lei6e pon Griolgen
ouf Seit Dem GriegS6coim erbcu-
tcteu oie Ser6en 43 @eiAiibe, 6
Sou6iteu sc WllnitiouSwogeI 4
6elO-SopitaIe, cine 6elO6otterie unO
cine groBe 9ln5obl bon llniformct
@uf6ei1lag ino @ierOen
9eItimmte 9tadrihten bon ben
0euticGcn Sperotionen inn gSeltcn ie6-
fen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28

9tcm Dorf. 27. 9lngult
So0teud6nli6c StiQc miro Den lal'
gen 3ug idwar5 gctlcioctcr 6rall',
fcnn5ci6neu, wcl9e am SallI"s
9}adnittog 0ic 5. 9lpemuc cntlpD'
cine n@araoe i'm Sntcreiic interlu
tionalcn 6ricOcns" peronltoltei p''
Oen. M
1ie YoroOe nimmt I'M 4.3O NV wv
i6rcn 9lniong bon scr Sgla5a al o.. .,h
StraBe unO 8. 9lpc. m0 bepe9l lw
bis @laoiion-Square. SRI. Sl's'
Carpenter miro nit elmer Srallcrl'V
ne porani1reitcn, wGbrenO SRI. YOF
tia g9iQiS, bic nidt minocr IN Sm
fragcttentreiicn bclannt lit, ais Fu
raOcnariboain flmgircn miro 0'"'
Ser6crt Carpenter mo 6rall Salll'.
See 2oiOlom mcrocn 0aS nGomlie ". y.
200" anfiibren. yGi1igc 1'ulO'.'
6liidtlinge peroenaewef9 9onOerOo''D,'',
lion bilOcrL umO i6mNr5orapirte w.
tono6ile, in pel1en Wiiitter MI y ~
rem Babies iiben, werocn Die SPls' J.,
OcS europGiibcn &ricgeS" porllen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Nari uurIanfia nidlt anr lrunt.

9tem Dorf, 27. Sluguit.
Giitrifts-9lnpolt gS6iiman le6nte ge-
itern Die 9(pplifotiou oes irii6eren
cnglii6cn Sauptnonns G6os. @lcnn
Collins, Der Oes 0roBoiebitabls be.
iAul0igt miro unO inter $1,000
9iirgihoit gciteat lit, a6, ibm 5u err
lau6en ii1 ieinem 9icsinicnt 81 itel-
len uno init oieiem sur 5ront 5u &C.
BEN pdbrenO oaS @eria6ren gegen
Misunderstanding porlduiig aus9e.
icbt ncrOen iolltc.
Ger britiide Sfii5ier pllroe om T..
Slni alif bic 9(niMulOigung oerbai.
tet, eincm Sri. Gli5o6et6 2autcr6aA
$222 geItoblen 5u boben. Die i6m iiir
ibrc Glropareiie anpcrtrolt worOcn
iuQrci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
@cucraI q. GIuOtum tOOt.

g8oibin9ton 81. 9(u9iit. II
General %opcQ Glapton, cinItiger
Notihofter fir @lerifo. 1T bier I'M
9llter BON 81 Sobren oeitorben. Gr
mar in getbcl, 9o., geboren beiudte
cine WliIitGri1ule in @riitol 9go.,
bilocte iid ais Snqcnieir ots, trot
bei'nt 9[usbrutb Oes @iirgcrfricges
ols Gapitdn in ooS critic Snfonteric-
Ncoinent bon Gonios ein linO oban-
cirte ihifempeiie bis gum 9rioooe-
General ser observation-disclosures; I'M
9IugliIt 1865 nn6m er ieinen g(6-
ic6ieo. Gr Bat 0icIe Sabre lang cine
6erborroeenOe politiihe 9ioae ais
Hepi6Iifoner eeipielt. mar bon 1868
bis 1871 @oubcrnetr bon 9lrfonias
un0 bon 1871 bis 1877 9llnOcsieno-
tor. Seine @rnenmmg gum 9ot-
ihoftcr in W3erifo eci6ob OurH gr1.
iioent N3c&inleD i'm Sabre 1897. SIN
Sabre 1905 500 cr iih ous ocm po-
litiidcu 2cbcn airiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
GraItirtc SSei5cuipcfnlatiun.

GbicuQo, Sa., 27. 9luguit-
g(n bieliqcn 9ooro ouf EroOe iticgel
acItern sic 9lngebote ouf SSei5cn in
lebboftcr gSciic, bic 3obl Der pirf-
lic6cn ll6i6IiiIic mar obcr ieBr ee-
ring, ga 0ie MISREPRESENTATION Der
llc6er5cuglrno moren, OoB Oie 9Sreile
in SSolQe oes europ6ildcn &ricgcS
nod bcocutcno Iteigcn miibtcn. 0ic
GhluBnotirungcn moren Inn 51s
bis 6A Gents pro 9uidel b0ber, ais
cic 56IuBuotirun9 ont 0icnltog-
Scptcmbcr 98ei5cn, ipel6cr onl o.
Sui S33s Gents gefoitet bottc, wur-
re gcItcrn nit $t.0S pro 9uldel be-
5oblt um0 0c8cmber @ei5cn gcgen
S01A Gents oin 27. Suli, nit ST.
1914. Gor eincm Sabre puroc Sep-
tcn6cr @ciaen nit S65s Gents uno
Oc5cuiber-@ei5en nit 901S be5ablt-
Der W}orft croffnetc gcitern i6on Inn
/ bis 3 Gcnts b0bcr, ols cr om Oien.
Itcg gciAloHeu unO Grportcure Der
iic6ertcu, inl 9(uslnnOc bcitcbe ltorfc
0lo6frogc hob Wtcbl. glud"bic gcl
Itrioc GrfIGrung oes 2oro &itAener,
BOB ii6 Gnelono auf cine 0nuer Oes
aricgcs bon orei Sobren gcfoBt ma
dc, bIicb nidt obnc GinOrud. Gin
GIcrf bcrgIidj sic Stimmun6 Ocs
O1orftes nit ser gu 8eitcn Sutbin-
icn's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
glriincrnnnr crtrnnfcn.

gtew Yorf, 81. 9lugulf.
3ipei Nriioer, 9luoolp6 mo A'g'
mono %e6er, II rcip. 9 Sabre ol''
BON 6u0ionitraBc, Sort See, y'',S'' ~
lilO 0ienitag 9l6eno bcim SreVs rev..
iiiden ertrlmfen. Ser dlterc Ssllq'' ~,
licB iein &ebcn BEL Dem frrdtlol'r,
@criud. ocn fleincren Nruoer, ~
ms @aiier gciaacn mar, 5u retfe'.
Iic 2ci6c 9iapnlonO's Diroe y. ".
ftnOen, bon Ocrienigcn 9iuoolpp {
mar 6ei Der berribcnocn GluieVsS','
nibts 5u ie6cn. Die Sndle ipl'lg, =,
6eute bon Ocn ungliidlibcn Soi''
iUic0er ailfQenomnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
Oiadfc6r Der ediuauscr.

g8afbingtoit, 81. 9lueuIt. ~
Ole 9luSiidt, fir 6oS 6crnbleibcn
bon Sen Sibnngcu finon5ica beltroft
5u mcrOen (9crIuit Scs @cbolts fir
sen betrcffenocn Sag), bat number
bar gepirft ino bel Oent ecitrigcn
9lomensaufruf ergob eS iid), ooB 267
bon ocn 435 glbacor0neten in ibren
Siten morer, scr b0ditc 9Sro5cntiab
felt bieIen @ohen.
og8ir iinO Oie Griobreierbe Ger
crItcn &IoIic," bcmcrfte IGdeIuO ei-
ner ser 9(nfii6rcr eines sen Sool be-
trctcnOen 9lbgcorOncten Trupps;
,Oic brittle aInIie bcfinoct fid ouf
ocm g8ege bierber."
ug9os lit Ocnn oos fir Elm
@aeui62" froote Sprcd6er Glorf, ouf
cines Der @litoIieoer weiieno. Giner
DER &ous Glcrfs bceiIte iid. Dem
Spreher mit5utbeilen OoB 0as ia
Der 9(bgeoronete Sollnoio iei.
&on @eiuAen umcgen &ronfbeit
cntiduI0ist 5u mcroeu,~ wor cine
gon5c SintfIutb eingeIoufen ober
Der 01niorit6tsfiibrer llnoeripooo cr-
fldrte NIT llnbeil pcrfiinoenOer
@2iene, 0aB ser Sergcont at 9lrms
iit6 bon Der 9tihtiefeit ser 9(ugo6cn
il6er6eltgcn pcrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
0u6er @ciaenpreia an lsaeiiie.aillIa.

@ortluno, Ore, 27. glugl'n
~ Sier errei6te ser @eiaenpreis 8.
itern Oen b0blten Stono i'm paclr,
ihen g}oroweiten felt 1908, inOe%
Inn oie @littoos5eit elm Soften % D1r
50008uihel 5un&reiie BON $1Oo1,
perfouft murOe. Qa feline Grpors
glotirungen eriitirten mar 0as Wv Wv
ihdft bis iebt icbr itiG oeweien aDs,
scitern ioben Die W3obllniiblen W.
gen0tbigt, in Den Ylorft ein5utrelv,
imo ourh Die 3nriidbolhtng o.,
EroOuocnten gino ods @etreioe T.
Oic Sobc unO man ermortct cine lp'
tcrc Steigerling.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-28
ltnterIee6upt- l,rSmien.

gSofbin,gtipm, ,t2Nl9(uguit
Sn Scr llnteriecboot. t.GloIie t913/l,
erbielt geitern oaS Boot n@ 3, rop.
munoirt bonn 66bnridb G.2. grigQ%.
ole ErdmicniIoggc fir coubiIlllr
Stcuerlings- unpa,@elbiibleiitlnacp
9ns llntcrieebpot % g." contlIor
Dirt bonn 8GbntiH g. 81. 2ogon, e.
bieIt Die &ropbde fir Stcuerin9sss
Seiltungen. Morineiefrctdr @onlcr
bot 6Gbnrid @riobt ein 9elopsS
mngsi6reiben 5ueeionot uno oll~
6dbnrid 2ogon fol- elm loldes e.
Bolten.
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ana6e bnrd 8nfaQ erldOlien.

WloDerSbiIIc, gt-yv ~, a.
gluguIt. Scr 16 Sabre alte ~ ",
bert 9loams bon bier, meIder w. "
0icuitao 9lbenO ieinen aontcraOv%S
Sen II Sabre oltcn @. @lartiu, Olll%
3ufoa eri6oiien bat, wuroe gclls..ss
Der 05rono. Surp auf Die 9lnflage ~
Sroocns Deritcdter S9offen porsSs
fiibrt abcr nit cincut bloBcn llau %
OriidliAen %cripeiS mie0er cntlallVgs,
Ole &naben bottcn iid6 auf Der say
befunocn unO I'M SAer5e ibrc 9te0gh VA
Der oiif einonOer ongelegt, wobel l'sS
9looms' 9icpolber entlooen Dotte l1', y,
W}ortin Ourd Oie 2oOung allT ~
Stclle gctoOtet miiroe.
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gluuieuelt erflGrt iidl neutral.

ODitcr SoD, 81. 9lusuit.
06crit 9looiepclt erflGrte 9citcrn
glbcno, no1 ieiner 9iiidfe6r ans 9teu-
Yorf no CT Den gan5cn Gag i'm ma
tionalen Saltptquortier Der Frogrei-
iipcn nit Oen Eartciiii6rcrn OcrieI-
ben couferirt battc: sd babe mcin
9eiics in Oieier Gnmpognc pcriuc6t
uno, ipie sic 0ingc lett iIc6en, mill
ib mid in Die Domination nibt ein-
miiden. I'D bin iihcr, ooB Die Ero-
greiiipen bcim 9lliiteaen Oes Stoots-
Sidets nit @ci5beit 81 @crfc gebcn
merOeu.~
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g4nnNer6nrrs (sntfnmmcn.

91ew gorf 81. 9luguit.
gSGbrcuo er ouf Scr Sobc ocS 90.
StodmerfeS inn 9(uf6ugsidadte oes
ct. Noul-@cbGu0es an Norf 9iow
9iepurotitren bornobm berlor Syobn
&oscio ieinen Salt iuio itiir8te in Die
Eiefe. Gr ficl ouf cincn 9(uf8u9s-
wogcn ser an 5peiten Stodperf ON.
qcbolten butte, uno ihIug 70 bart
olf ooB er fait Oos ciiernc Sitter
oeS g(lf5uees ourhbrad. Ger Ser.
ungliidte, Der felt fiber 6rci $obrcr
I'M ct. SAUL @ebduoe oneeiteut lnO
oIS 0oriihtieer S(rbeiter befannt it,
crlitt mebrcrc &nohenbriide an bei-
Den 9eincn miro ober nit ocn sc.
ben 0obon fonmen. gr muroe in
0os o@ouberneiirs SoipitoI" &c.
brodt.
&HHe am WeiIe ms ansIauS beIurai
q. 0lnine. glr. 413, Gfks@altimures Gtr-
Na1e Gititpm &puis Mbe.
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cSrISnNilher Stahbpnntt.

g8orcefcr,T '@SoiT..,7 27. SlaaulI
Ger tnots-Gonrent Oes nylll'''~
OrOcr Of Si6crnians~ bon Ylallaus.
ictts io9tc gcitcrn Ocn ~Sriib yEal's y,
nal @oIllnteers~ icinc llnterltile'','.,S
5n no6m in Oie betreffenoe yielOl", ~,
tion aber oen 9lusOrud OeS gSiullur y,
ouf ooB Die 6reipiaigcn iidl O'" ~,
gcgcnpGrtigen &ricge III ellrUY~ y,
fcrnbalten unO iidl leoiglid Ov% T.
3mcd wiomen m0Htcr, fir Ocll ~ ~
orgonilirt iino, nGnli1 DER erlu,
Qun0 BON Some 9fuIe" filr 6rIaUY.
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2iueitcS SuSesupfer.

@Igin SSa., 81. 9(uouit.- "
o. Senter, ser @}edonifer oeS "
0em Acknowledgement I'M oie Nv wv
iionoIc @lgin.SropbGe rn's %epy
gcfommenen 6obrers Spencer @s ~
bart, lit geitern in einen DiellSr
Nolpitol 0cn &erleBungen crlesV'%s
Die CT ,arlitter 9otte.. .ols Spence {
@agcn ourA einen 3oun fradtc l"'
lrmihlug.
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geLei6nna ppn stapcI.gIrtifeIn.

gSai6ingtott 27. Sluorit. TT
SIN Dpaen &crtrouen ouf 0ie Scr.
ii6crlmg oes S6obicfrct6rs W}c-
9looe, 0oB 0os nelc 9}eiorOebonf-5D.
Itcm Dollfommen 0o5u ousreidc, Inn
bcocutenoc 9ogcr bon Stopel .2lrti-
fcln oirb gloten. pel1c auf 2ogcr-
iGeiue iinoirt iino, 5u bcrfliiiligen,
cling bcitte Elm Gonlite bon oht5ebn
Wlit0Iie0crn in mel1em &flon5er,
Sobriforten &ouflclte, 8onfiers
lmo 9fcgicrungs .@cointe oneeneiicn
nertrcten fino, on oie glrbeit, fir Oie
9lusfiibrung oes EloncS in oen Sc
ih1ftssGentren ongenelicnc 2ngcr-
1duicr ino an0ere 9(nloQen 81 be-
idboffcn. Shnbiefretdr Wlcg(ooo Der.
ii6erte, sic glufgobe ser 6oroeritng
0cs @etrcioe- GrportS perOc in fur
ser 3eit eeloit icin. 0anpfer, mel
dc nod6 europa beltimtnt iin0, bat
TEN i1on in lester @ode gegen elf
Miaionen 8uihel @etrcioe in ben
@olf6dfen OIL 9oro gcnommen uno
gcluoItige Snoungen borrten nod in
@olDciton uno g}ep.OrIeons Der 9c-
foroeung.