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German Economists Urge People 70
Leave Meat and White Bread for Needy
rAssoci.ted Press service By Federal Wirsessl 81
AMSTERDAM Holland Dec 81 The Vossche zetung
Of Berlin publishing appeal BY leading professors Of
political economy urging that the people only vegetables
and rye bread leaving meat white bread and all decaces
for the sick end wounded
France Votes Enormous Sum To Wage
Unyieldng War For Next Six Months 5
fAssocisted rress Service 5y Federal wirelessl
PARIS France Dec 23-The chamber Of deputies today
unanimously voted ST 600000000 the six months
Russia ! War Order Against Booze
Results ii Fine Record IN Capital
tA..ssl.s.d Pres. ssTV:ss 5y Federal wrrss.sl
PkYR0cRAD, Russia Dec 2s--No arrests have been
including two holidays Sunday This the first time in
the history the capital that such record has been made
German Soldiers Make New Invasion
Of Portuguese Province in Africa
LISBON Portugal Dec soldiers have begun
new invasion Of the province Angola German West Africa
The Portuguese forces are rstrsating
Emperor William and Staff Now
on Way to the West Battle-F Front
Press by Federal wirelessl
COLOGNE, Germany Dec. @ Emperor William and his
entire stan arrived here their way from Berlin to visit
the western battlefront
British Steamers Wireless Dismantled
BALBOA Panama Dec 23-The wireless apparatus on
the British steamer Protesaus been dsmaned because
it was used to send out messages contrary to the rules
London Stock Exchange Reopens Soon
LONDON England Dec 2s-The London Stock Ex
change closed Of the war; win reopen January
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German Soldiers Make New Invasion
Of Portuguese Province in Africa

EAssoeisted Federal Wirelessl
LISBON Portugal Dec 23- German soldiers have begun
new Of the province Of Angola German West Africa
The Portuguese forces retreatng.
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MAILS.

From San Frapeiseo:
Tcnyo Maru. Dec. 2s.
For San Francisco:
Siinyo Maru, Rc. %.
From vaneogvsP:
Indefinite
For Vancouver:
Indefinite
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19
JOHNSOEVILLE High SCHOOL.

Johnsonville, February 15:-The
Excelsior Literary society of John
sonville High school held its regular
annual reelection of officers Friday,
February 6, and the following offic-
ers were elected: President, Trisvan
Cockfield; vice president, jamie Da-
Wis; secretary and treasurer, Eliza
beth Cannon; 1st critic, Bertha Ard;
Ind critic, Olene Venters; 1st censor,
Vaughn Cox; End censor, Phora Da-
Wis; corresponding secretary, Lucille
Rollins. The new officers will assume
their duties February 20. Several
amendments have been made to the
constitution, whereby we will be
able to do better and more efficient
woIk.
At the last lyceum entertainment
an address was delivered by Edward
Aldine Powers, his subject being:
Renaissance of the South, which
was very interesting and instructive
to the pupils, most especially those
of the high school,
A good many of the pupils were
looking forward to attending the
Georgetown county contest, but
were very much disappointed to find
the ground covered with sleet Friday.
i number of the children expect
to attend our county contest, which
will be held at Kingstree March 27.
HONOR ROLL FOR MONTHS OF .DECEM-
BER, 1918, AND JANUARY, 1914.
The followingreceived an average
of 90% or over for the two school
months of December and January:
Second Grade-Wista Haselden,
Olga Harmon.
Third Grade-Ima Venters. Lucia
Poeton, Percy Lewis.
Fourth Grade - Halle Venters,
Barnie Harmon, Lucy Ingraham.
Fifth Grade-Louise Eaddy, Al
bert May Eaddy, Sadie Spring, Eve
lyn johnson.
Sixth Grade Verna Ard, Ella
Russell Poston.
Seventh Grade-Clarice Huggins,
Edith Perry.
The following high school pupils
received an average of 9096 or over
on the studies named:
Eighth Grade - Blondelle Cock
feli-Spelling, arithmetic, algebra,
grammar, history, Latin; Winnie
Eaddy-Spelling, arithmetic, algebra,
grammar, Latin; Clancy Perry
Arithmetic, algebra, grammar, Latin.
Ninth Grade-Bertha Ard-Alge-
bra, English, history, Latin; Rowena
Eaddy = Algebra, English, history,
Latin, arithmetic; Olene Venters-
Algebra, English, Latin.
Tenth Grade-Cornelia Cockheld
English, history, Latin; Vaughn
Cox-History, geometry; Fhora Da-
vis-English, history.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19
Methodist Minister Recommends
Chambeflaln'S Cough Remedy.

Rev James A Lewis, Milaca, MINI,
writes. "Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has been needed and welcome
guest in our home for a number of
years. l highly recommend it to my
fellows as being a medicine worthy
of trial in cases of colds, coughs and
Group" Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy trial and we are confident
you will find it very effectual and
continue to use it as occasion re-
quires for years to come, as many
others have done. For sale by all
dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19
CLEVER TRIO ARE
THE BOSTON LYRICS.
Will Present Novel Program on Lyee-
um Course.

The Boston Lyrics were booked for
q long tour in the south last season
and appeared on the big Chautauqua
and Festival Circuit Program sent out
by the Alkahest Lyceum System. The
company met with such universal ap-
probation on the part Of their audi
ences that they have been engaged for
another tour. and they will appear In
our city in short time on the local
Lyceum course.
The personnel is Flavel r. Jordan,
Jr., Miss Bertha Wells and Miss Caro-
lyn Jordan. Mr.. Jordan has a splen-
did baritone voice and is also a very
clever cartoonist Miss Wells Is a
reader and impersonator, and Miss
Jordan, piano soloist, will accompany
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19
THE BOSTON LYRICS.

the other members in their musical Sc
lections.
The program consists Of baritone
solos, instrumental solos and duets,
cartoon sketches, monologues, musical
readings and pastel readings, the last
being a decided novelty. The reading
by Miss Wells Is illustrated by pastel
drawings done by Mr.. Jordan. The
instruments include a cornet, from
bone and also a bell toned musical In
strument known as the marymba-
phone, which Is played by Mr.. Jordan
and Miss Wells In duets.
The entertainment by this clever tho
win be novel and highly entertaining,
and the Lyceum patrons are assured
Of an evening we'll worth while.
The Boston Lyrics will appear at
the shool auditorium here on Friday
evening, February 20.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19
A Winter COACH.

A stubborn, annoying, depressing
cough hangs on. racks the body,
weakens the lungs and often leads
to serious results. The first dose of
DR. Kings New Discovery gives re-
lief. Henry D Sanders of Cavendish,
VT, was threatened with consump-
ton, after having pneumonia. He
writes: DIR Kings New Discovery
ought to be in every family; it is
certainly the best of all medicines
for coughs, colds or lung trouble. "
Good for children's coughs. Money
back if not satisfied. Price SOC and
SI.00. At all druggists.
H E BUCKLEN & Co,
Philadelphia or st Louis.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19

The price of subscription for The
Record is 81 25 a year; we allow rs
cents discount when a whole year is
paid in advance. If you are six
months or year behind don't ex-
pect a receipt for whole year for
one dollar. This applies to all. If
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-02-19
Notice..

TAKE NoTICE-That, pursuant to au-
thority vested in US by virtue of COM
mission of Hon R NJ McCown, Secreta-
ry of State, dated January q, 1914, and
directed to US, the undersigned will
open books of subscription to the capi-
tai stock of Oliver Bros, Inc, at the
farm of Oliver Bros, in Williamsburg
county, S C, on the 2lst of February,
1914, at II O'Clock, N.
D H OLIVER,
A R OLIVER, JR,
E S OLIVER,
Board of Corporators.
February IS, 1914. 1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
f0nlnten pir0

ain0erfritif Eante;
,9lun Gnrl6cn, bat g Dir BEL mir
aei9medt?" aarl9en gglb ia
Eoutc. moubalal it's bei rms nid
nic0t bsHcr cscy neer ciebt's inn.
lHerl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

GompanD~ aus Gonitantinopcl BE-
iagt, OaB Don Der tiirfiiben 9fegic-
rlng in SmDrna in Gleinaiien imo
entlang Der DoroaneQcn Der 9elagc.
rtngs5uitano proflamirt wur0c, inn
Der gluspanoerimg ocr grie6iiben
9ewobner Der 9iirfei Ginbalt 3lt &C.
6ieter.
0ie Jrage Der 9luspciiung oocr
cr5lultngenen 9lusmanOerung BON
@riecben ans tiirtil1cm Eerritorium
bat fiir5li6 GcronlaIilng i6arfen
4Srotcites ieiteus Ger griebiiben &c.
gicrlmg unO ciuer eri9leierteu
ariegsoro5img gege6en. Sowo6l
@rie6enIanO. mie Die Giirfei trcffca
Gorbereitlngen fir cinen coentueaen
&rieg.
y etannter &riegS Gorre-
ipOnoent 0citorb en-.
SonOon II. Slni. Bennett
SurlelgD, Der dltcltc ln0 betanntelte
ariegs-@orrciponOent, lit 6cute bier
gcItorbeu. Gr mar S9ottldnoer bon
@e6llrt lnO mnrOe Dor 70 Sa6ren IN
Glasgow ge6oren. @r trat md6reuO
oeS Yiirgcrtrieges in sic &ei6en ser
Gonf0oerirtcn elm lmo mac6te oen
gan5en &rieg nil. @r muroc 5mci-
nal gefan9en genommen ino bon
0cn n0roli1en Gruppen gum Sooc
Dcrlrtbeilt. gto1 Dem 9iirgerfricgc
wanote er iib Der SournoliIten-&auf-
6abn 5lL unO in 1882 trot cr in 0ie
0icnite oes 2onoon 0Gailg Sclc
grap6" pel1er 3eitmg CT bis 5u
ieinem Eooe ange60rtc. Gr 6cric5-
tctc ocn cgDptiicbcn aricg lmO -oic
perIdieoenen 6clO5iigc I'M SuOon, Die
lron5oIiide Slnncctirung BON @iaoa-
gaScar, oen 9li6onti-Strieg, oie lpaui-
iAe expedition in Maroffo, ocn er-
item grieAii6-tiirfii9en Gricg, Oen
tripolitaniicben Srieg, 0en Grans-
ooal-aricg, Den Somoli-arieg, ocn
rliiiid-iapaniiben arieg lmo ocn
8altantricg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

0rganiationen. Inter sen G6ren-
9o6rtrbtrdaern 6eiouOeu Iicb Il. g.. +:
s. q Gping, @g9otiHafter fir 9el-
aieH mo &ortner Ocs &erelpigteu inn
9louofatengeihait; Gr @ouperneur
Gifer unO @ongreBmitgleO 6ibbeur1.
Inter Den Gbeilne6mern an Der 2ei-
denfeier maren Gr @ice @r1iioeut
6oir6anfs, @r @olperneur 6roncis
BON @liiiouri G}ouoernelr Gunne Ii.
6rau Glnne Seine Iegte glit6eitat-
te iauO Der &erewiote oitf Dem 5rico-
5oie bon Bloomington. GaS 9egrd6.
nib tru0 etnen &riootbarofter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Rad NorfuIt umN Cle &0iHt
9unoes 4ouoampicr y1irri6a" uuS .,Nivoiuio,"
Ste ienlten uno i@nelliten a.d Der 9ai-
Diner .......1b btNrs
Grhbitla ....... $50 GeWt5
Soiue O Ia Carte Glenii 5u mdBQeE Qreicn
Sie 9nmpier bnbsn lauiuncs Eanrr ut0
NnrtNnl6Sleleu in allen MalutcM; MemlHft.
ten ul QlleN pnrpeiicn 8lmnfgu uilo WledNs
Nnicu nit MltNiunbeiMtag nuo 0bcte NlnpHs
Gpifn IN aucn fcineu 2iuungtn, @rigetNGDp,
nnbeH nit Gni} tln iriiMem g3aftr MiarguMk
GuniCntrienrapb.sN
slni@laHS al.i aaca ga0u. ur6 Gampia.
2lnieu.
S35O northumberland rad DID
Yunt, giurigt iuln 3uxtem5ntb, Mr., 8itnl Ycri
tnui 1reitaga iinh 20miiu6S.
Gampirr perlafen Bier IA, 2IatssGirant. tias
lidl, ciHiDnebliG1 @nuningS mi $50 MacHaf
&hlefShrcauG, 1O7 GlisAaltnnoreG'r; o.
~ g @aGneetreal, Continental 8uiioina;
Cit6nheite StraBe Hno 500 NlgbhGir
Nepdd pon 9oiel ooer g800nuna lad Siei'n
5el erpeArt
SO1H N e6eruupb a & g. ~,
". y. EhpmpDu, Truliic UiaRnpee.
q. .. Suroan, @ell. Wail Ngein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
(srport.Gtotitif.

g8ofbington IL. SUM.
gtob elmer ourd Oos Sonoels De.
partement publi5irten Statiitif iino
i'm Monot Nlni oieieS Sa6res 9roo-
ftoffe i'm @ertb BON $12,4t3,360 aiiS
Oen Ser. Staaten erportirt poroen,
gegcn $t2,St9,757 I'M @}ui Oes Gor-
jabres. Der @ertb Ser i'm Nlai er-
portirten 9linoer, Sdweine uno
S6ofe mar $s6,s53, i'm einealeinig'
felt me6r, ais i'm N3ai oeS @oria6-
res gaummoqe prrOe fir $24,-
S475i7 erportirt, cir Giidgang BON
me6r ais $3,00000O i'm @erglei6
5lm Nlai ocs 8orja6res.
glbOnmrltCns bic ben ,,Gcntfdjeu Gurrc.
IpDnoCnten" nidDt piinftIidD uDcr tmrcgeIs
mdhls erDalicn, ilnO gebctcn, bcr Office
bapeH per IelcphOh Docr irbriitlldb Nllts
tbelluHg 6u mnheT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
gSrofeiIpr Sterrett oeIfprben

Stboca @.-g., II. Slni.
95rofeiior sSo6u q. 9. Slcrrctt, Gor-
iie5dr scr gricc6iibeit 9tbt6cituHg ali
Der Gornca-lluibcriitdt uno mcgcu
ieiner Gueaenforibungen uno ar.
ddolo9iic6en S6riften berii6mt, lift
cincr @cbirn6lutung erlegcn meIAc
oer 9perotion cines inncren Organs
foIgtc, na6ocn Oicicl6e aniHeineno
gilniti9 pcrlaaien mor. @roi. Stcr-
rett Der oas 60. Sobr erreic6tc, bin
terldBt cine @ittme lm0 6rei Eo6tcr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

8 philadelphia, IL. SUM. -
Su Ger6inOrmg nit Dem S6hBafte
OeS Sti0icnia6res Der lluipcriitdt
BON YenniDloanio muroe geIiern Ser
o55ranflin Gaa" geieiert inO cine
Statue Benjamin 6ranflin's, oes
@riinoers Der llniperiitdt, Die Dor Der
Eurn6oae Der llniperiitdt lte6t cnt-
6iiqt. Die Statue iteat ,Srouflin
i'm 9llter bon II 3o6rcn odr, wie er
lid, Elm fleines 9iinocl trogeno, oos
ieine So6ieligfeitcu eni6Glt rmO ans
einem oerfnoteten GoiGentu6 6erge.
ileut lit ioirrem SOAR lm0 in i6G6i.
Ger &leioung auf Oent Glorid Don
9(cu Seriep nod &6ilaoelpbia 6c-
fin0et, Inn bort 9lr6eit 81 iu6en Gie
GntbiiaungSreoe belt s. 10. 9ed
BON 9}em gorf. 9lnlGBlic6 oeS
6ranflin Cages murOe ser unipers
iitdt ouA orrb 2ieutenant 9eale BON
Der Sunoesarmee Elm i'm Sabre 1779
bon 5. s. Sc G'Soipitnl gcmaltes
@ortrait 6ranflin's, oos enen g9ert6
bon $4,000 6ot 5um @ei6enf &C.
mudlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

gebo6rt. sic fu6ren NIT &olI-
0ampf." 9lnOerion babe eripiocrt
bic rGmpreB4 iei nit GoaOompi ge-
fabren.
Gonn murOe Gopitdn GenOoa eli
mem i6orfen areu5oerbor oiircb sic
Deri6ieOenen9lnwdlte ousgeiebt. 9lod
etpo elmer Stimoe 8eigte Der Gopi-
tdn 3eiben bon @ri6opfitng. Sent
OoQ bate oerooe ieiue geriion ieineS
9isputs nit Gupitdu 2luoerion sege-
ben als er 5uiammen6rob unO err
fl6rte, er tonne nidt meiter, er fonne
iicb ouf 9fi6ts mebr entiitnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Banamn II. Slmi. Sic
ticiigen &oufleutc ernonnten geitern
in elmer &erionnIung Gin Gouiitc
Don Orci W1itglieocrh mel6cs on 4,
Suli nod @oibmgtou gcben imo bei
%rdiiocut @ilion oagcgen protcitiren
ion, ooB, pie 6eobiicbtigt, 0os Com.
miiIariots 0eportement on ausIdn.
riidc Sdiiie, mel6e sen &anoI paiii-
rcn, berfollft Qos Goniitc min iih
II Seem Yorf uno onoeren nmeritoni-
i6en Stdotcn Der llnteritiibung Der
&onoclsfanunern Oeriidcrn. Brdii.
0ent@orraS bon Banana bat ocn @cs
idditsleiiteu Oic llnteritiiblng iciucr
5ugeiagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
Qchte (f6rr fiir stenrninn.

9loomington ST., II. SUM.
Die irDiiGcn &eite bon 9(Olai s.
Stcoeniod Dem Gr @ice 9SrGiioen-
ten ser Ser. 5taaten, mlrOen geitern
bier 5ur lebten &u6e ae6cttet. glae
@eih6ite rli6ten imO sic StaOt bate
Grauer angelegt Die Seide lag
5mei ShlnOen in ser 9lotltnoe oes
&opitolS auf Dem sBaraoe6ett luo
Eouien0e 3ogen an oeriel6en bor.
iI6er, Inn einen lebten 9lid oiif ben
straightforward 5il merfen. GerGrou.
er9ottesOieuit fnno in Der 3weiten
Rres61terianer Stride Itott. gln ser
Spite Oes 3uaeS, Der Ben Sarg no6
ser Stride gelcitete, mori6irte cine
9l6t6ciltng StaatSmilB uno Die alit-
glieoer Oes StcDenion Glu6s, Ser
ieiner 3eit 0en Geriior6enen 81 ici.
ner Snaaguratiop ais @ice &r1ii-
bent na6 @ai6iugton geleitete lmO
in Der Gompagne bon 1892 cine ber.
uorrngenoe 9foQe geipielt Bat GS
iolgten 300 9ergleute Ser 9cro6ou-
@eieaidoit bon @tc2eon GountD, oes
rea longid6riger @raiioent 9lolai 6.
SteOenion gepeien mar, @litglie0er
res NdrrrouS ser 0ldDor Sic itd0tis
iheu @comteu un0 5o6lrcibe Sotal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
GtaSt @GItImOrs
GraMria, a6er iua6r.

Cine truirige @ei4ibte bcfani &C.
tern 9ormittag 9iibter 9euinion 3il
boron, ais i6m IN Scr iiioli1cu 8oli.
3eiltation Der mo6nun9sloic, "A SAB.
re ate 9llbcrt @oroag cin crit fiir5.
liM DON Geuti6ldnO Seriibcrgcfom.
mencr, 0oraeiiiDrt lpur0c. g8oroaa
sob an Dab er Dor rngeidbr orci @lo.
naten bon 9eiitiblan0 fommenO in
9lmerifa gclan0ct lmO felt antiAloiicli
gclucicn iei In Oem neuen San5c iei.
ncn @cg 81 MAIDEN. gr gina 5ucrlt
no9 ocm gSciien 9}i6t dclpobut an
oaS 6iciige aIima im0 Die bier porgc'
ilmocncn &e6ens0er6dltniiic, wuroe
er fronf imO nuBte in Gin Soipital
gebra4t rcrocn. 9lad icincr Gntlal.
ilng mar cs nit ieinea Grditen 81
@noe, unO es mar i6m Hnuogli4, glr-
belt 5u befonmen. Die @iupanoe
rungsbc6oroen ipuroen bena1rld)tl9t
lmo @orOoD uorldufig nab 9a9olcm
gcihidt, woiclblt CT ma5rideinlicb iel-
ner 9siid-Sronsportirung ent9cgen
iiebf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
SSurse6em in Colorado.

&Orge6en in Colorado.
9cicbruo ser @1inen olrtb @lilitdr
@egen uriidiiAtsloie4 9ieidc
mo oos 9lr6eitcr- Clement gerid.
tet 9ebte @elegenbeit sur In
ter6rcitilng Oes strifes an ein
SdicOsgeri6t.
@oi6ington II. SUM. Ger
@lon oeu &rGiioent 9fooeoclt iciner-
5eit in Grndgung gebrodt botte, Den
9lut6racit.&o6I in @euniDl-
oonio NIT militGrii6er 9eiebung Ser
@1inen bei5idegen lit ieitenS oes
&rGiioenten 8iliou ouf ernite @or-
itelluugen ieiner 9erot6er in ser
Strifeloge bon Colorado ongenom-
men poroen. 9}o6oenl 6eiOe Sei-
ten cine lebte @elegen6eit, Elm ans
fiinf NlitglieOern 5uiamnengciebtes
SbieOSgeri6t nit 9eilegrng Der
@irren 5u 6eauftrogen er6alten bot
ten meroen Die @ercinigten Stoatcn,
io6nlo ii6 Die g}ot6menOigfeit bier3u
ergiebt Die N}inen in Colorado in9c-
iib ergreifen unO iie ais omilitdriide
g}ot6menoigfeit" betrei6eu
SnOem Ser &rGiioent ii1 5u oieiem
S6ritte eutidIieBt giebt er ieiuen
9erat6ern no1, Die ibm ieit @ohen
flor 3u MAIDEN beriu1ten, ooB sic
Gage Oroitii6e 9lotbwenoigfeit 6ei-
i6e. SS6re 9trgunente mGren 0iel-
lei1t nidt OurAgeOrimgen pdren
Die iiingiten llnru6en in Butte nidt
borgefonmen, Die Dem @rdiioenten
uno ieinen 9erot6ern Oie 9llgen ofi-
neten, 0aB oie 3eit gefommen iet nm
eincn cntideioenoen S6ritt sur @in-
ridtung BON 9e5ie6un9en 5wiiHen
aopital unO 9trbeit uuf ii6erer, ge-
iiinOerer @rrnOlnge 81 trefieu, ais
bislong oor6erri6t aiw5liAe @nt-
midehtngen, bouptiGblicb Die G6dtig-
felt Der 8. g8. g8. iino Oofiir perant.
CAB Oieie llc6er5eugung
OlIr9geOungen lit.
W}it anOeren @orten oie glonlilli-
itration iiebt iid Dor Die gtot6wcn-
oigfeit geteat, oie nriidii6tsloien"
0leiGeu uno oos rooifole 9lr6eiter.
glement oopon o65u6olten t6ootiide
3litGnoe 6erbei3ufii6ren, Die Der SSn4
ouItrie ouf Sabre 6inols tSdoOen
oerilrioden lpiirOen. Gle Gage in
colorado iteat oie logiide @elegen-
)eit 3ur 9lnmenoung Der not6menot-
zen Gor6eugungs -MoBregeln unO Oie
,pipGologii6e @elegenbeit" bar, eiu
sgempel an Oem SnoiOioulnt Oas
ie erreiDen mill, 81 itatlliren
Ilit oen nriidii6tSloien" 9ieibeH |
inO ui6t ale ais Gapital befonnteu
SntereIien gcmeint. W}on peiB, oaB |
lie 9lOnliniitrotion feinen aompf |
nit Dem Gopitol ais iol1em bat,
l6er iie 6ot Elm Sii6nden nit Den
JroBen 9irbeitge6eru 81 piliidcu, Die
i1 inmer itnO pie0er Ser &eruinft |
6a6cn.
Ger Yrdiioent ite6t ollf Oen Stano.
luftc, CAB Die n9fiidlbtsloien4 iib
II cnti1eioen 6oben: lie bobeu Die
Sobl 5miiden Oen conierpotioen imo
oOifolen 9lr6eiter Glcmcnten. Gie
miiiien orgoniiirte
lrbcit in oeu gereid6 i6rer GriuGgun-
en- ihlieBen, neil orgauiiirte 9lrbeit
in Saftor lit, ser nidt ii6erie6cn
)eroen fam.
Sails cine bon sen 5pei @orteien
d weigert, ii6 cinem S6ieoSgeridt
Il fiigen, iueroen Die Wfineh bon Der
ii6ernommen mer0en.
,ii6renoe 9lmpGlte inn GongreB, Die
oniultirt muroen 6oben erfldrt, Der
SrGiioent babe Elm 9ebt Sic frogli-
)en Wlinen 81 iiberue6men unO 81
aommt es oo5it miro Elm
Rilitdr pom aoli6er General @ooO'S
ie Seihtng ser Wlinen iiberne6men.
i'm groBer S6eil Der @infiinite miro
III 9e5a6ting Ser Soften fir sic
ier6ei DeriuenOeten 9unoestruppen
peroen.
.Statiitif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
gludl Iu illna nn0 ldl0n lebeNamiI0e

|N~D ~ JNtty fiND IJD" ~
9luS unbefannten Griinoen nabnI
geitern @}orgen sic 20 Sabre altc
Srau Gilie 9ipiie bon glr. Is, Sin.
NonoitraBc, einigc Quedlilber-Sa6-
letteu. Sic lit crit felt einem Sabre
per6cirat6ct uno beipo6at Den 3. Stod
oes obigeu @auies nit ibrenl V}onne,
Srau 9anucl g8cinberg oie i'm Ct.
item 5todwerf mobnt 60rte geIterll
Dlorgen 8 ll6r 80 Die hinge 6rall
i6mer ot6nien uno ging binauf Sic
fon0 Gyrait 2ipiib i'm Bette Iicgen uno
bcmcrfte Iofort, oaB oieielbc frauf
mar. Sie rief Or $. .. 5inSfcB
BON 9lr. 1910, 0it.9altimoreitraBc
sem Sic 5rou 6citatistc. Dab iic sit
gcnommca 6ctte. sic bat ibn ioaar,
i6r nod me6r @iit 81 geben oa iic
iter6en woQe. sic mnroe alsoann
na@ ocm 1T. Soiep6S.poipital gc-
bra@t. Die g(er3te oenfeit oaB bic
2e6enSmiioc nit sem 2e5ea oaoon.
fomnen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Der ,@ciBe @olf", Der 6crii1tigtc
bineiii6e 9rigant, ourb6ra9 beilte
nit 1000 ieiner g(n6dnoer Die &ei6en
Der reguldren Eruppcn ipel9e i'm
felt Ocm 4. SSlni beim SilD-9erg,
100 W3cileu iiioli9 bon &on9op, inn
5ingelt 6atten. General Gbno nabm
mil 5000 @iann reguldrer Grllppei
Die gerfolging Der @ri8auten aui.
Der og9eiBe @olf~ mahte am A.
SUM, na9oem er oie @rooin5en SUI
&e6, So.9Ion ino S6en-Si Oermiiitet
bate. einen 9lngriff anf Goo-G6ow
iiioli9 bon &an-Su beratbtc oie
@inpo6ner uno brannte Damn Die
Staot nieOer. Daraui wlroc er nit
ieincn Sclitcn bon ocn regul6rcn
Gruppen iunringt.
W} ifiondre i'm 9 i6erbeit.
gtep Yort II. SUM. Die
oG6riItian anO @liiiionarp 9laionce~
bon g}eip-gorf erbielt beute bon i6-
rem &auptquartier in Gentral-Gbina
Oie folgeuoe Oepeibe. uaan-Su Sta-
tioncn 6eraubt uno 9Illes 5erit6rt.
0}iiiionGre in Sicber6eit. @enig
@runo fiir weitcre 9eiorgniB.
8eIagerungSs 3uitan0 5u
SmDrna.
2on0on II. SUM. - Gin &C.
legromnl scr uGE9ange telegraph
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-09-15
PRENuPTIAL PARTY.

The Misses Pearl Hartman and Ele
anore Pieper. at the home OF the for
mer in Davenport, entertained last ev
ening at a prenuptial attention for
Miss Laila Trent and Warren Bou-
dinot. whose marriage is an event OF
the fall. Twenty young people were
the guests of the evening and they
were entertained with games and con-
tests in which the prize was won by
Rex Shriber. The house was decora-
ted with nasturtiums and sweet
alyssum and other garden flowers. Re-
freshments carried out the wedding
colors OF yellow and white. Mr.. Bou-