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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
TO CORN CLUB MEMBERS
DEMONSTRATION AGENT KENT
ADDRESSES BOYS A LETTER.
Requests Them to Be Present at the
Meeting For Farmers i'm BrOn-
wood ON July 21st.

Meeting FOT FARMERS AH kSkVn
wood ON July 21st.
Dear Corn Club Member: There
will be held in your county held
meeting at Bronwood on July 21st.
At this meeting there will be three
speakers, two of whom will be from
the State College of Agriculture, and
will discuss different agricultural
subjects. These lectures will be well
worth hearing, so / am writing you to
be sure and be on hand to learn any
thing you can about better farming.
You will be taken right out into the
growing crops and shown many
things that will help you in the fu-
ture.
At this meeting there will proba-
bly, be given demonstration Of how
to inoculate hogs to prevent cholera.
This will be interesting and instruct
i've. Ask your papa and mama to go
also. I know they will enjoy the
day and learn something, too.
Please make out your report on
your acre of corn and send to me at
once. 1t is true that you can't give
the yield yet, but you can give every
thing else that you have done. Sim
cerely, r. H. KENT, Agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
ESCAPED CONVICT.
Reward of $25 Is Offered For Cap
turo of Henry Arnold.

Henry Arnel, negro convict on
the Terrell county changing, has
made his escape, and Warden Jen-
nlngs has offered reward of s25 for
his arrest. Following is the notice
of reward and description of Arnel
furnished The News by Warden Jen-
nings:
twenty-five dollars reward will
be paid for the capture of Henry
Arnel; color, black; age, 80 years;
weight, from $50 to 100 pounds
height, 6 feet; small scar on left arm,
just above wrist. r. w. JENNINGS,
Warden Terrell County"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
County Collects Insurance.

The barn on the county farm
which was struck by lightning and
burned a week ago was insured in
the agency of Parks & Bell, who at
once reported the loss to their COM
pany, and the same was promptly
adjusted and a check for the amount
of the policy was on yesterday hand
ed to Mr.. ]. c. HOllingsworth, chair
man of the board of county commits
sioners.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14

rived in the afternoon and have
charge of the music. A large chorus
of grown people and junior cho-
rus greeted them. Mr.. Reynolds has
tenor voice of great power and
sweetness, and his solo made a deep
impression on the large audience.
Rev. Raleigh Wright preached a
soul-stirring sermon on "The Wages
of Sin" The meetings will continue
throughout this week and the next.
The people of Dawson are showing
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
How To Give ouinlne To children.

PEBRILINEi Is the trademark name given 10 an
Improved Quinine. 1t a TssteIess Syrup, pleas
ant to take and does not disturb the stomach
Chi1dreu take il and never know it is Quinine.
Also especially adapted 20 adults who cannon
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate noF
II the next time you need Quiuine for any pur-
pose. ASK for 2-ounce original package. The
name FEBRILINE is bIown in bottle. Is een1ss
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14

their appreciation of the meetings in
the good attendance and in other
ways. Several members have already
been received, and others are eX-
pected.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
ARE YOU QUALIFIED AS
A GEORGIA VOTER?

Don't ask the candidate to measure up unless you
apply the yard-stick to your own coat-tas
What should good voter do?
THINK! ANALYZE!! COMPARE!!!
Now in sending man to the United States Senate
the responsibility is upon YOU.
1t is your sacred duty to your State to vote Tor he
best
Think of the Office of United States Senator, then
think of
JOHN M. SLATON.
Does the office need experience?
JOHN M. SLATON has it. Twenty years OF tried
fitness.
Does the office require breadth and magnanimity
There is nothing narrow in JOHN M. SLATON. He
is always kindly disposed
Does the office require GOd-fearlng man!
In Christian virtues JOHN M. SLATON rings true.
He loyal to his Church and Sunday School 1t IS not
generally known that he is at the head OF large bloe
Class.
Does the office require a sef-made man?
JOHN M SLATON earned and saved the money
which gave him his education He had the nara KNOCKS
of bitter experience He won success through haTo
work He was a farmers boy with only the prospects
before him of thousands of other Georgia Ooy no" o
the farm.
Does the Office require man of poised attain
ments, and we'll balanced judgment!
JOHN M. SLATON a United States Senator VIII
be the peer of men most noted for service 10 tnef
States, to the Nation, and to the Democratic Party
Does the Office require successful man!
Character first considered success should be count
ed in JOHN NJ STATIONS slogan has always been
work, HARD WORK.. His success as young man
was the result of applied toll. His advancement at
the bar came because he had the capacity to stick hard
on the job.
Now if SLAT0N measures up candidate, YOU
should measure up a voter.
Consult your conscience as voter acting for the
best interests of the State
THINK! ANALYZEu COMPARE!!!
John Nj. SIaton State Campaign Committee
ALFRED C. NEWELL, CAahmaa A. MORROW. Secretary
'..Ser1d ISIGt0n TO the Senate"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
MRS. ROwENA JOINER DEAD.
Died Friday After an Operation at
Plains For Appendicitis.

Mrs. Rowena Joiner, widow of the
late Arthur Joiner of Sasser, died at
the Plains hospital Friday after an
oneration for appendicitis. The re-
mains fere inferred at Macedonia
church near Sasser, Rev. w. HI. John
son officiating.
Mrs. Joiner was a woman Of fine
traits of character, and she had many
friends in the circle in which she
moved. to whom her death will be a
genuine sorrow.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
BAPTISTREvIVAL GROWS IN INTEREST
Rev. Raleigh Wright Is Preaching
Strong Sermons. MIR. and Mrs.
Reynolds i'm Charge of Music.

The series of meetings at the First
BAPTIST church have entered the sec
ond week, and much interest is man
ifested by the people.
A great service was held last night.
Mr.. I. E. Reynolds and his wife ar
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank those vino were
so kind to us during the recent ILL
ness and death of our husband and
father. MRS. ]. C. COLLINS AND
CHILDREN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14
LlV-VER-LAX is guaranteed to re-
lieve troubles resulting from a disor-
dered liver. Pleasant to take and
perfectly harmless. T. D. Lee.
REVIVAL IN BRONWOOD.
PrOtracted Meeting at First Baptist
Church Is Being Largely Attended.

O1IVlVII IS DeAHg Largely ALUenueU.
A revival is being conducted at the
First Baptist church in Brentwood by
Rev. V. T. Johnson, with Mr.. Henry
Baker of Triton directing the music.
The organist, Miss Emma Rice Har-
grove, is being assisted by Messrs.
Albert Glass and Acleva Gammage,
cornetists, and Miss Sarah Hargrove,
viOlinist.
The entire community is urgently
invited to attend the services.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14

Arrow soft Shirts, just the
thing for hot weather, at Her
mans.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14

Is your liver inactive? LIV-VER-
LAX will wake it up. T. D. Lee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-14

T. d. Lee knows about LIVER
LAX. You need it for your liver.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Oopon iiber5clNt, OoB nit Dem bepor.
iiebenOen 9luiiAmung Ser Shiifobrt
Ourd 0en Eanamdfonal mo 9olti-
more ais Ben 6eiten Soien es not6-
wenOig it, ioiort nit Ger &ertieiung
Oes 6obrpaiiers 81 6eginneu, 5imaI
Baltimore nod riciige 6ocilitdten an
Den @erften sur &erfiigiug Bat.
@citcrn %ormittog battc Der che
rnolige @ouperneur cine 9eiprehuns
nit &errn Shirt no1 pclhcr Serr
gSorfielo ieiuen GutidIuB 6efonnt
CAB, Baltimore 5u belfenieine @an-
oel mii Dem @oiicrpeee 81 oergr0-
Bern.
0ie 9unoesregiering bat 9olti.
more bereits eineu 35 SUB tiefen Sea.
nol BON sen Soaps bis sur Safenlinic
Qege6en nGbreno Der &ofcn ielbit
cine Siefc bon "a bis etpos iibcr 81
SUB ouhpciit ein 3uitouO, oeiien
lIn6olt6orfeit in6 9lbiurOitGt obne
Wcitercs criihtlid it, GongreB llb.
ecorOnctcr 2int6icrm crfIGrtc ooB
mcm sic Stoot 'Scn inncren Sofcn
pcrticien miro, eS ibm feine Sbpic-
rigfcitcn maiden wiirOc, oen GongreB
sr elmer &ertiehng oeS Spring @or.
Ocn GonoIS 5u Deronlaiien. 0ieielbe
ltc6t in 9e8ug ouf 93otbmcnoigfeit
uno gSi6tigfeit, gcmGB Oen 9lneo6en
Don Suhleutcn, gleih on 5peiter
Stellc. gSic Serr 2iutbiclrm ousge
fibrt Bat, fam bon ser 9tegierung
sic @crticflmg oeS Sofen-Snneren
ri1t erwortet meroen. 0os lei leOig
lid Oie 9lufga6e ser StoOt.
0ic r@lorDlanO 0reO9ing ono
Contracting GomponD4 iit cine Der
er0Bten Goncernc oicicr 9lrt i'm Can
81 mO bat 5lir 3eit 5mci ooer Orci
mGHtioc 9oggermoihincu m Nrt
un0 StclIe. GS 6ciBt OoB oic 9lrbeit
bis ipGtcItcns Syriibjo6rs 9lufong
teenOet icin f0nntc, mcnn nit Dem
9luSboggern bercits in oieiem Som
mcr bcqonnen miiroe. 0ie Soften
iollen ib mlf ctwo $250,000 bclou.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

Gr. Softer pcrg0nut, iciu 50-jd6riNcS
Subildm ais 3abnor5t 81 be9e6en.
Ger @eritor6ene itonO inn II. 2e6eus-
jo6re. Sic 9eiiebung crioIgt Con-
neritog, &ornlittogS 10 ll6r olif Dem
Souoon Yorf 6rieO6oic.
llnfoll ouf IS oco s olo"-
9tcubuu.
TSll clue 0ampi-SinOe geriet6 ae-
itcrn aui Dem 9teubau Ser Coca Gola-
Company, an Scr @dc bon Eratt- inO
Goncoro.StraBe, Der % Sabre oltc
9io6l &ammer Benjamin 8arpol
pom 9h. 1904, Goltern-9lucnuc, Gin
9lngeiteQter ser n9lopmono Concrete
Company. @r crlitt i6mer5boite
GcrleBimgen am re6ten 9ein mo
muBte in ser @oli5eiam6ulan5 OeS
nlittleren 0iitriftS no9 Dem Mercp-
Soipitol 0ebro6t merOcn. 9ta1Oem
i6n bier Gin 9fot6per6onO ongelcgt
morOen mar, mtrOc or in elmer 9luto-
0roidfc nod6 icincr @obnung &C.,
bra6i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Sure staStneniofeitcn.

Sr. @m. $. Same BON 91r. 29i0.
Sit-@reiton- -StroBe. ser IN frii6ereu
So6reu beionoers i'm Sorioro.glue.
nuc.Goaiieum bel oen 8ettfa6ren ci.
ne groBe 9lole ipielte. lieet i'm
Union Yroteitant Soipital". 100 er
iit BON elmer, Speration longiam er,
bolt
Die nCOo SeQops@ Don 9rooflDn
uno oeren Tonen madten geitern
9l6eno cine EroQeptour uad @monn
Sof.
Tic NlotorbiS.2ine Srpicben Mei
iierstowu mo @eitminiier miro 6eli
te croiiuet Gie Oioibnc moht cine
6a6rt ale 5uei Stunoen
Sr. SoneS 8. SentinS pon Stanl.
ioro, Gonny lit gum ErGiioeuten Der
nMmers s. Merdonts SranSporta.
tion So" al SteIle OeS Srn. Sol s.
@bitnep erip6blt porOen.
Gie oberite StootgeridtSbauf bat
geitern Srn. 6ranciS 8. Shanb non
Ser gegeu i'm erbo6enen 9eihulOi.
gup ireigeiprobeu.
9tGbncu @lontag miro NIT oelu
Ban Der 8aiiermerte in 9rootlpn be-
aonnen perOeu
Sie o@els.3argo GrpreB SO. Bat
6eute oie @eiddfte Der limited eta.
ties GrpreB Co. ii6ernommen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
sanm6eidjuciOcr am Strife.


YIN Strife Der 9lngcitclltcn Scr
Fortbeboroc, wel6c Oic 9Gumc in Ocn
Otientli9en &orfS bei6nciocn mur-
De geltern iniccnirt, ais @orfforItcr
s. SomarO %elib Die 6orocrln0 Der
SelItc, ibren Sagclobn BON $3.50 aui
S3 81 erbO6en rlmOmeQ a6lc6nte.
Die 9aumbel6neioer 6otten i6r Sc
iud INN So6ner606ung am %. Sam
cingerei6f, INIT Dem @cinerfcn, OaB
lie ole glntmort aui Oas @ciud in ci-
ner &o6e a66olen miiroen. @eItern
MN eri6iencn iic 5il lebtercm 3pef
im0 ais Iie Don Oen &arfi0rItcr CT.
in6ren, Dab cs mlf i6r @eiuh feline
9lntiuort geben miir0c, crfldrtcn iic,
ooB Iic Die gIrbeit nicOcrIcoen mir.
oen. Gie lln5ufrieOencn limo: Sames
g. Qanc, 729, Sit 30. 0troBc; gs.
Sarris, 6allS-&ooo no6c Gc0or-
9loenie; M. GUNNER, GA @rid Sill;
gI66u @opell, 26t4, 9crnorO- Ctr,
q. 8. litter, 9lr. 207 SHo-G6eitcr.
&troBe; &. 6. S6ao, 9}r. 1927
%apne. .StroBc; Charles u. Clements,
yIr. 1862 @ernaro-StroBe; 6. g9iS-
ncr. 9Sr. 1929 9crnorO-StroBc; g.,
g9iSncr, 95r. 2729 9ernorO-StroBc,
lrno S(. Soof, 9lr. 1918, 9tor0-6ul.
ton-9lpc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
RiIion Ie6nt as.

@ia Oas Srauenitimmrehts gImen-
oement jlr Contribution niht im.
teritiibcu. 0ie Suiiraaetteu
5iebeu enttduidt BON oannen.
@ai6tngtou 80. Suni.
Siini6mOert @iitslieoer Der a@enc.
raj 6eoeration Of @omeu's Clubs"
bcaabeu iiH 6eutc sum u@eiBen
Souie4 mo bolteu pou 4rdiioent
@ilion oie nn5wciocltige GrfIdumg
beranS, onB cr Ger 9epeauug fir
elm 6raueniiimnlrehts 9Imeuoement
sur Gonititution ieine llnteritiieung
uirbt leibeu per0e.
Die 6rmen perIieBeu oaS ..@eiBc
SauS" iidjtlidj enttdiiidt, mo BON ei.
nigen Der 8eiuherimen piwoen
@ortc Der &euande-9I6iidten aeaen
Ole oemotratiihe @artei laut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

criter Oen 8rano luo ihoiite sic
9Sieroe in Siherbeit. Gs 6olien ibm
6ier6ei Sergeont Sobu s. 9ou. 10.
iuie ole %oli5iiten Niselbereer. @oi.
ieru, Niiler SoueS uuO McSunre.
i0mmtlihe pom noromeitlihen Iis
itrift. Ter BON ben 6lammen ongc
ridtete ShoOen ioQ Die Summe BON
$4,000 ii6eriteigeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
ScrtieInna Ocs Su6ruaiicrs.

Gr @cuperncrr 50 i'm &articlo
mot6t cineu cmpie6lenswert6en
%orIblag. Sr. 6ranf q. SiirIt
bon scr @aaaer @eicai6oit
ilmmt Dem &oriblag 5il Bal
timorc'S Saien mnB tieicreS
Ga6rualicr iiir oen @anama-Scr-
fe6r ba6en.
Baltimore crb1lt sic niel0eipiiuIG-
tc mo ic6r 6en0tbiatc &crtieiln1 oeS
ISo6rpalicrS ocS SaienS in ser oaer-
ndcbIteu 3eit, menn Oos 9luAcbot
meldlcS @r-%ouocrncnr GOwin @ar.
iiel0 ma6tc, unGenommen weroeu
Iolte. Scrr @nriielo, Der Eraiiocut
ser o1SiOclitD Gruit GomponD~
erflGrtc, OoB, .pem oie .NiorDlanO
GrcOaina & Contracting So" oie 9Ir-
belt t6lu imO pGter Oafiir iorAcn
mill, OoB Oic StoOt bic cntltanNeneu
Soften 0edt, feline Gompagnic Die 9Irs
beiten garantircu inO DnS Gelo por-
itrcdcn min. Serr Srdnf &C. Shirt,
scr GrGiiOent Der @oager.%eiellidait,
crflGrte, OaB iehe eeieill6ait icoen
9(igcnblid oo5u bcrcit iei sic 9Irbeit
5u pcrridten. 0err @ariielO 1T felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
%aRt anf!

g9cr iciue @intoumcniiencr 6cntc
uiAt be5o6lt bat mliB cine i6merc
Stroic 6c5o6lcn. Sm SnlanOitcucr-
9iiraau woren oes6olb oae Gcparte.
nicnts bis 10 ll6r 9io6tS oiieu In
Ter Genen, 0ie feine Ginfomnenltencr
bc5o6lt 6a6en iin0 iGnlmtlibc SSonr.
noliiien 9oltimore'S. 3um @liid iinO
Sicielbeu BON oller Stroie irci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
CmrdJ ecndtfafcr Ocreiftet.

Gic Go6ter OeS &auimoms &orrD
&aplan bon @iaiomsport, @ai6iug-
ton.Gointp, murOe nab einem bieli-
gen 9lr5tc gc6rn6t .wclAer conitotir-
te, OnB OaS &inO Ourcb Oas Spielen
nit 9cirbtf6iern 6eioe 9lrme idlimm
ocr0iitet bate. 0ie 9lrmc iinO bis
an bic SNulter gei6pollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Or. srowu TdeiOet uon Baltimore.

Or. gSoItcr 8. @roipn ser mcbrcrc
Sabre I'M uW3erc0 @oipitol" tbGtig
mar, bat Oos SSnititut pcrloiicn mo
i1 na6 SScit &ir9inien 6ege6en,
ipo er iiA cine @roriS griinOeu mill.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Ric i'm ngSilOcu gsciteu."

Drci moSfirte @}dnncr berouben
g8irt6 ru0 @oIt. II &eooIoer
ipieIen groBc 9ioollc. II 9lnge6.
Iicbe GGuber weuige ShnOen
ipGter Dcrboftct. Sebcn il.
rem @ro6eB entgegen.
Gin lle6erfall i'm lmoerfdli6ten
ngSilO' @eit"- -StDI nit mosfirten
WGnnerh 0SGnOe bod" idwerfoli-
brigen 9ieboIDern SaibenOurdiu.
dung rnO 9eroubltug elmer @irtb.
itoit fonO geiteru tbeilweiie iein &c.
,riAtlicbcs 9tocbipiel im &oli5eigcri6t
Ges mcItlicbcn 0iltrifts Dor &ihter u.
SoUler. 0ie 3Gubcr murOen ioenti-
fi5irt luo prompt Den @roBgeibmo'
renen ii6ernielen.
2ouiS u. Steinmcb bon Str. 1888,
gln0re StroBe, tronf om Ntontag
glbeno 6e6oglih in Ger 8irtbi6ait
&o6n s. 9onnon'S, Scr. 1900, Oit.
Sort glDenue, Gin @los Bier, ols,
icincr 9lngabe gcm6B, Elm Sremoer
sen 9oim 6ctrot inO cinen Srilnt
beitellte. 3ebn @}inltten ipGter bicl'
ten i6m pl0tlih 5lpci mostirte Wtdn.
ner &epolper Dor Die 9{oIe unO ihon
cribollte ser obligote 9flif: oS6nO.
bo6l" 9onnon uno Stcinmes lcilte'
ten Scr glllfforOering linoer5iiglid
Solge ilnO 6oben oic 9lrme gen Sim.
mel, ais oucb W}ooo ser brittle, eir
S6ieBeiien 6um %ori6cin braAt(
mo ouf @irtb inO @oit onlegte
0ic &oiie muroc ourdiltd6t iino bis
ouf 60 Gents i6rcS SnboltS berolbt,
Syn Oen Solhcn bon Stenmcb er'
6elltcten oic glGuber $S uno einen
9lunO SdliiIicI. 0oS loilbcre eric
hottc 6crcitS Oos Beite geiudt ais
liM oic lleberfollcncn BON ibrcnl
Sdrcdcn crbolten unO Der Holi5el
bon ocnl &orgcfollcncn Ndcbri6t go-
6en @citcrn Nlorgcn fllr5 nod l
ll6r crluc6tc scr Spc6iolpoli6iit &m,
So6nIon bonn ,SbooOiiOc &orf" Ger.
ocont Sdnmam lmo %oli5iIt Bed
pon mcItliden 0iitritt on ocr
S}i0gclO StroBc, nobc 6rcmont.
9(pc. INN 0ic 6clmobmc oreicr oll
cncn gSoQgon Der gScitport &iniC
bcfinOlihcr W11nncr. Gr crfl0rtc, sic
Icl6en 6Gtten in Dem Porfe ollerlc
llnflq gctric6cn inO 0ur6 OaS Ser
Oor5ic6cn BON HcuolOcrn IN Oeu
! SSooqon cine flcinc @onif liittcr Ocs
ii6risen @oiiaaicrcn bcrporgerlicn
Sic &cr6afhmg OcS SrioS pur0l
porQenommeu. GopitGn Sole 0o6tl
Gil 0cn flir5 porber crfolgtcn llcber
| foll in Scr @irt6iMoft umo licB @on
non lno Steinmcb fonncm mclcb
sic 0rci ais oic llcbelt6Gtcr iocnti
fiSirtcn. 0ic &erbaitctcn so6en ibr
9tamen mic folgt on: Somes N}cSor
lonO, % Sabre ali, unO @eor0e 9or
rctt, 10 Sabre alt, bcibc BON 9or
folf 3d. iopie George MIooO, 2,
Sabre olt bon &ibcOillc, S.G. 9ul
orci murOen bon 9tihter SoDIer Ocl
@roBgeibmorencn iibcrpieicn. W}ooi
imO Wlc6orlano miBcr0em nod wc
gen ungebiibrlihcn N@ctrogcuS mtf j
feds Ntonotc nod ocm Stootsor
beits6ouie 9eionot.
&on 6elitc an iino sic &o6oitrotcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

SSorrelb 8, 80. SUM. 3mci
&crioneu ionoen eeitcrn eineu oueen'
blilihen 500 mo cine brittle mllroc
lebens9ef6brli1 perlett ais elm GiI.
Sug Scr nGric-9obn" uidt weit pon
bier ouf ein 9ueeu ltieB. Die Tootcn
iino Gbomos @inhel aus Green.
g., imo 6lenu 0opis BON bier imo
sic @erlcbtc lit @inheIs @ottin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Gel6ltnlurO -Wlamie.

Srou 9}illcr jugte iih cine &ugcl IN
Oen Gopf. III 0rei wciterc Selblt.
mor0periu6c in 9lorOolt Sulti
more 0ie llrioNcn ln6cfannt.
Srau Selen @li1cr, 2S Sabre alt,
pon 9tr.tSi5, 2i06tItraBe, lrnternabm
gcltern 9}o@mittag eincnSel6itmoro-
periucb inOem iie ii6 aus einen 3S.
fali6rigen 9eoolper eiucn S1uB IN
Oie linfe 9ruitieite iagte. Sal be-
Ocnflidem 3ultonOc purOe lie ms
MerCD Soipital cingeleicrt
1Srau NdQcr 6efanO iiG bel 9e9c-
6lng Der G6ot oQein in i6rer gSob-
nung. %iolo @}iQer i6re 12-id6rige
SticftoNtcr, ipicltc nit eiuigen Sim
bern oui Scr StroBc ais pIobliG inn
,Snncrcn OeS SouicS elm S6uB froG-
tC. Iic alcine elite in OoS 5peite
Gtodwerf, 100 lie ibrc Steimutter
6ol6 ouf Dem 6lut6cilcdten 9ette unO
balls onf Dem SuBbooen liegeno NIT
elmer S6uBmunOe in Der 9rnlt ollT-
fonD. ghi Dem Ccppicb neben Dem
9ctte LOO Der 9lepoluer, uelher Der
Sono ser pinmcrnOen umO ito6neu-
ten Srol entiolen mar. gio66oru
ciltcu 6er6ci lnO iebfcn Die iiiolidbc
Eoli5ciitoton telep6oniiH BON Oen
%orgcioQencn in SenntniB. @leicb
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lnO SteQe Elm unO 6rod)tc Die
Sc5merpcrlebte in Oos @lcrcD Soipi.
tol lpoiel6it iie BON Or. SoQonO in
9'e6onOIlmg genommen murOc.
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elmer frii6eren @6e, @laOpS NlolOeiS,
unO pier StieffinOer. S6r @ottc, 81
muel@iQer, nit meseAeu lie ieit MN.
me6r e6S SaGreu per6eiratbet lit
war 5lr Belt Der S6ot 6ei ser 9lr6eit.
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scr Die 6amilicnonge6origen nod Die
9lob6orn moren I'M StonOe, irgenO
cincn @runO on5ugc6en, wel6er6rou
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einen Sel6ltmorOueriuh 5u begeben-
0rei 9ebcnSmiioe.
Trei 6rouen perlu6ten inner6ol6
pon II StlmOen in Dem norOoitli.
6en S6eile Der StoOt i6rem 9eben
gepoltiom Elm GnOe 81 noden. 9lie-
Oergeiblogen6eit rno g}erpoiitGt mer-
cen in a1en Orei Sdaen ais llrioGe
permut6et, unO oQe orei iinO i'm Ct
Soiep6'S Soipitol pon 0eu 9ler5ten
pieoer aus @efo6r ge6radbt woroen.
Gle 0rei 9e6enSniioen iino:
Die 9legerin Soretto Sill, 26 SAB
re aft, bon 9Ir. 1926. 6airmount'
9lpenue, oie nm 4 ll6r 9}o@nlittogs
Elm 6ol6eS @loS Ierpentin6l tronf.
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iep6's Soipitol 6rodte lie mieOer 81
ii6.
lin 1880 9l6cnoS no6pl Oie %.
i16rige 9Ieacrin @}orD gSiQiomS, glr.
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ipital eriolgreih bcbon0elt.
Tim $50 &ornitto9s tronf SrGll-
lein@crtruOc Whu6er, 9lr. tS4t Elns
con-StroBc. cine ar5Bcrc Goiis Sal
6oGGlre. Sic fonntc nod einigen
ShmOcn 6ereitS OoS NoipitaI per.
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&cuer : onerflng @cIt.
reforn.


Eoll, 6ranfreid, 30. Suni
Ger iron5oiiihe lenfbore @lilitar.
9oQon .9loiltont gmcenot" Der BON
Georges Sour eclenft ipuuOe uo
ott @oiiogiere on 9orO 6otie. Bat
einen neueu gSelt.Reforo iiir eineu
Gouerilug nui9eitellt. Gr oer6Iic6
80 Shuoeu uuO 20 Mimten in ser
Suit.
Ger oeutide lenf6ore 3eppeliu.
9uitfreuBcr n9. 81" bate sen 6is6eri.
gen 9eltreforO oliigeiteQt in Dem
er i'm Wlai OS SIS. bel eiuem 5hlae
BON Srieorids6oien nod Berlin "a
ShnOeu mo 50 Mimuten in ser
9uft bIie6, Der g. g." miBt iiber
25000 aubifmeter i'm llmiang DER
r9loiutantgiucenot" nnr oeren 5000.
z on iopouiider Yreiic ge-
m later.
Sofio, 30, Suni. Nr. Sotodi
9oto, Der iapouiibc @liniiter oe5
9mSwartigen fimoiate 6elrte an oob
Giu5elbciten i6er sic llutcr6onOlui.
gen 5uiiheu Sopan uno Den &erei.
uiateu Stooien be5iialid Der coliior.
uiiden 2auoeeictacbimg aus Niid.
id6t ouf sic @iinide Der @ereiuiatcu
Stooteu nibt peroiientliht weroei
wiirOcu
Eie iii6renOen 3eitmeeu iabreu
tort lid in in5ufrieoener @eiie ii6er
9lmcrifo'S Sanohmgsmeiie ous8u
Oriiden. Gle idlaaen ieood Dem
@iufe OeS Nliuiitcrs iolaeuo ciner
peit aenidBigtcren Con an,
9lmerifonerin bctrotbet
Yrin3en
@oriS, 80. Smi. SRI 9onra
McIonoIo Stoao, ole Eohter BON
Srn Gonumo S. Staao BON Sin.
ciunott imo @rin5 6rouceSco 9los-
piglioii unroen bolite III @e9eupari
elmer groBeu 9lu5a6l Oiiiinguirien
@aitc in ser Ct, Soiep6'S Stride ae.
trot Inter ocu 9lniucienoen be.
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idoitcr, Sr @lDron g. Serrid uno
@cmablin mo @rtnj mo @rin5eiiln
@iirot Sebierc III cine Shwciter
ser 9rout
&rin5 mo @riBeiim &oSpiaIioH
wcroeu lore Gliticrwodcu IN 9toriue.
gen perlc6en.
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&on bcutc an iino sic No6aitrotcn
0cs uGcreinS Ger aauflcate uno 6o.
brifontcn" iiir sic 9Giifcr aus ocm
Gilocn in 8roft.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-10-03
Assurance From Villa

Washin~ n~ton-Assurance from Gen
eral Villa that he will not be candi-
date for president or vice president
of Mexico we're forwarded to the ad-
ministration by Consular Agent Caro-
theirs.
General Carranza has signified his
willingness not to become candidate
II villa would give a similar promise
and IL all the military leaders OF the
revolution could be also eliminated as
candidates.
None of the others has appeared as
candidates. Villas assurances were
regarded here as pointing out peace
full end of the rupture with Carranza.
The formal retirement of Carranza
and the assumption OF the provisional
presidency by Calderon are expected
to follow.
General Funston reported that Ia
pata had protested to him against the
evacuation of Vera Cruz and delivery
OF the city to Carranza forces.