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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

Miss Alice G. Moore, Field Secre- tary for the Pacific Coast of the Young Womens Christian Associa- tion, and special worker in the girls department. has spent an exceedingly busy and useful week in Bisbee Miss Moore is the guest of the local as sociation, where she has made many friends by reason of her extremely at tractiye personality and evident abil- ity in her line of work
 Miss Moore has held a number of conferences with girls during the week, and has done a great deal to- ward organizing the girls work in Bisbee on a more satisfactory basis.
 Miss More's work has included a parlor conference held at the home of Mrs. George Bridge in the interest of girls work, a meeting of girls and their mothers at the Lowell Chapel on Friday evening, and a parlOr confer ence Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gerald Sherman, chairman of the girls work committee of the Y. W. V. As hhdIas T th Mdn htiNtu bll Ailln occasion, and the meeting was a very helDful and delightful one.
 Yesterday afternoon at BOO Miss Moore held a very charming story hour for the little girls of the Clover Club. and at 4:O0 o'clock she met with the girls of high school age to discuss plans for club organization.
 Last evening an informal At Home was held at the Y. w C. A, in honor of Miss Moore All ladies of the dis trict were welcome at this At Home and a good crowd was present tC make the acquaintance of the Bisbee visitor Miss Moore gave a very in structive talk on girls work in con nection with the association Refresh ments were served
 This afternoon at 4:O0 o'clock { girls meeting will be held at the as sociaton home. to still further ad vance Miss Moore's work in her spe eial field All girls between the ages of twelve and twenty-one are cordially invited to be resent
 Miss Moore will give a talk at this
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

tended and proved one of the most in- teresting of the session. Mr. Phil brook had sample ballots on hand, and the ladies of the class were given some highly profitable instruction in marking same There is no doubt that all who had the benefit of this instruction felt much more capable of wrestling with the intricacies of the official ballot on Tuesday morning.
 Upon vote of the class it was de- cided to continue the work at least
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

the Cbihtry Club is planning on giv- ing a masquerade. which from an ac, counts. is going to be the really big party of the season The old Royal Orchestra will furnish the music on this occasion also. their services hay ing proved highly satisfactory to the guests at the club dances.
 Already a number of people have consulted with Mir l. Burgess, who has charge of arranging the costumes and much interest is being shown in preparations for the masquerade.
 Membership cards will be sent out to an members. Go be presented at the door. while members who desire tC obtain guest cards win do well to see Mir. Thorlief Olsen or Mir V. B. Miner as soon as possible
 It Is probable that several prizes will be given for the most attractive costumes at the party and altogether the committee is sparing no effor to make the masquerade a success ir every tnse of the word It is conf dently expected that a large crowC will turn out at the Country Club on Thanksgiving Eve to enjoy the big gest fun they have had since th' election.
 Arr a,d Are I D Connollv of Ma
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

time on "The Balanced Life" which ought to prove of deep interest and help to young girls. The Aloha Camp Fire Girls will furnish music. and the girls of the Ashanta Circle will be re- sponsible for the refreshments.
 The meeting will undoubtedly be a
 most important and interesting one. and it is earnestly hoped that all girls between the specified ages will come to the Association building this
 afternoon to take advantage of it
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

wedding of much interest to res, idents of Bisbee took place on Thurs day, when Miss Esther Bucket, daughetr of MT and Mrs. William Buckett was united in marriage to Mir Frank Brunnell.
 The ceremony was performed at the home Of the brides parents on Mason Hnl at five o'clock Thursday afternoon. The Rev MT. Andrews of the Methodist church officiating The young couple have gone for a honey moon trip to Phoenix and other points in Arizona, and will probably reside in Bisbee upon their return.
 The new Mrs. BPunell is a very charming young lady and has hosts Of friends in Bisbee She was formerly employed as stenographer in the Re, view office, but resigned her position last spring. The groom has been for l some time connected with the engin- eering department of the Shattuck- Arizona Co.,, and is also we'll and favorably known in Bisbee.
 | While the wedding of these young people was not a surprise to their 1 friends, inasmuch as their engage ment was announced some time ago, it was not expected that the wedding would take place for some time to come.
 The many friends of Mir. and Mrs
 Brunnell win undoubtedly join with lthe Review in hearty congratulations and good wishes for a prosperous and happy married life
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08
Best Laxative
 For Children

When your baby is cross and fretful instead of the happy, laughing little dear you are ac- customed to, in all probability the digestion has become de- ranged and the bowels need at tention. Give it a mid laxative, dispel the irritability ard bring back the happy content of baby hood
 The very best laxative for children is pr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, because it contains no opiate or narcotic drug, is pleas ant tasting and acts gently, but surely, without gripping or oth. CT distress. Druggists sell pr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle For a free trial bottle write to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 451 Wash ington St., Monticello, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

The meeting of the Civics class con- nected with the Young Women's Christian Association held last Mon day evening was extremely we'll at
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

The Department of Household Eco monies of the Anona Club met at the hume e lfrs, J. D. Gratt of Warrln week ago last Wednesday. The ses- sion was well attended, and the day greatly enjoyed by all.
 A delicious luncheon, consisting oi salad, sandwiches, cake ,gelatine pud
 ding with whipped cream, and tea was served
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

Mrs Fl. s. Hollis returned Co War ren after spending two months at her parents home, Little Rock, Ark
 A. " Dye left Thursday morning for Liberty Mo. to join Mrs Dye and the children They will return about December l.
 Blr amy Mme Feucnere gave a de- lihtful dinner at their home on Thurs. day evening The guests were Mr. and Mrs Gerald sherman. Mir. and Mrs. F. D. Sturdeyant, Mir and Mrs Dietrich, pr. Shine and Messrs Rich, Locke and Bateman
 Mrs Eugene Broughtcn. ,h0 hes been visiting her former home for two months. arrived in Warren ast week.
 The regular monthly dance of the Cou try Club was held Friday even. ing. and proved highly successful and enjoyable in every respect The crowd was somewhat small one but all who attended had a thoroughly good time.
 The old Royal Orchestra furnished the music, which was fully mp to spec ifcations in every way, and a claret punch was served.
 For Thanksgiving Eve November 25). the Entertainment Committee oi
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08
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 in Blood Diseases
Just the Help Needed to Over
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In &. s. s., tho famous blood purlaer, i7 the greatest natural repair crew known. lt Us an anudote for germs, that once let loose, multiply SO fast that a definite dis case is apparent over night. And yet SO powerful Is the influence of s. s. s. that like vast army t spreads all through the blood, cheeks disease, opens up all the valves of escape and throws out disease through the lungs, Kidneys, bladder, bowels and skin,
 Do not become panic stricken if a rash or polls or eruptions inname the skin. Nature is doing her best but Nature is at the same time calling for help. and in S. S. s. is just the kind of help Nature demands, for it is a pure vegetable remedy with an action that vigorously follows the blood channels and cleans and repairs as it goes along. In every community are people who now this to be true. They have used 6. s. s. and are blood clean, through and through.
 Get a bottle of s. 8. s. today at any drug store Drive out those destructive germs that cause skin eruptions sore throat, swollen glands, blood iisings, painful rheu- matte joints, chronic bronchitis, and most all conditions Of disease. Read the folder around the bottle that tells about the great work being donr Co assist sufferers. if you would know more about the blood and lte treatment, write for special book to Tae Swift Specific Co.,, 5- Swift Bldg, Atlanta Ga
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08
Bisbee and Warren District oSaI@SS SOOIGVU& G - - = - - = -@-9sSs lE8sN:S5"

 ner. given in honor of Dr. and Mrs w. P. sims Among the guests were, besides the guests of honor. Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Sims and Mir and Mrs. John Williamson.
 Mrs. Charles Mahan of Clawson Hill was the hostess a week ago last Fri day at a very enjoyable Halloween party. About a dozen guests were present. all of whom enjoyed the Hal loween stunts and refreshments to the extent of capacity The party broke up at a late hour, voting Mrs. Mahan a very capable and charming entertainer.
 Miss Kathryn l.. Riley was most thoroughly surprised last Thursday evening when about twenty young lad ies and gentlemen of the high school department of her private school de- seconded upon her at her school room for an evening of solid enjoyment The affair was in the nature of fruit shower upon Miss Riley. but this by no means completed the fun of the occasion.
 | The evening was spent in dancing. music and games. and at the proper ! time delicious and varied refresh. ments were served by the young peo- pie in charge of the party
 1 Cochise Canton Number 10 of the l. o. o. F. are arranging for very | important ceremony on November IS, when the Bisbee lodge will consoli | date with the Cananea odd Fellows ! The latter lodge was a very prosper. ous and flourishing lodge before the l present trosbles in Mexico, but, of | course. has been pretty thoroughly ] broken up since that time
 i The Bisbee lodge now proposes to ! receive the remnant of the member ship into their fold, and is making elaborate preparations for big af fair on November IS.
 The Bisbee Lodge of The Fraternal Brotherhood held a very we'll attended and successful meeting last Monday | evening at Odd Fellows Hall
 Mrs Poole, the president of thC lodge, earnestly rtquests a full ht tendance of members tomorrow even ing, as business of much importance comes up for discussion at this time
 Miss Jean Boyd and Miss Mary Ke hoe were the hostesses at a very pleas ant little party given at the Countrl Club last Monday evening Abou
 twelve young people were present who spent the evening most enjoy
 ably in dancing Coffee and sand wiches were served as refreshments Mrs. I Bonillas of Warren gave very charming and original party oi Tuesday evening last, in honor of he
 birthday About fifteen guests wer present, and all enjoyed the decidedl
 clever entertainment devised by thei
 hostess. The affair was children
 party for grownups invitations bein
 sent out as if to children and th
 amusements of the evening consiste I of juvenile games. such as we a
 enjoyed in our childhood
 A delicious buffet luncheon wa
 served, and Mrs Bonilla's guest
 agreed that she is one of the most d'
 lightful and skillful hostesses imag
 nahle.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

Mrs. Bruce Perley left Bisbee this week for a short visit in Los Angeles She will be joined in a few days by Mir Perley, and they will return to- gether some time toward the last of this week
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

Mrs W. W. Brostrom of Warren will leave next Thursday evening for Los Angeles for a visit of about a week
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

Mir. and Yrs. J. p. Connolly of Ma son Hill were the hosts on Tuesday evening at a very charming little dis
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-08

Mrs Fl. S. Hollis returned Co War ren after spending two months at her parents home. Little Rock, Ark
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

oelt lpiirOen. Eiirfcn inO Wriec6cn
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pipout IcQucnteS". Iic 9alfan,
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nic6t pcrgciIen poroen Scr ,SricOe
nm glforelt mar Gin ialtler 6rieoen
pnaer Safcn, an oie ii9 Die g9ieoer-
peroeltrno 6dn0en miro, unO poQer
Stodeln gcgcn Die 81 I0fca man icBt
ihon perindjt. Gem Yalfan itebt Oic
gIcro oes qegcniciti9cn @crtrouens
llnS oes wa6rbaitcn 5ricOcns nod IN
,peitcr Ternc. Go5u fonlpt Die altc
eriobruuq, oaB ole 0ingc im Siio-
often INNER ioiort i6Iiumcr werOcr,
Io6olo 9hiBlonO ieinc Singer in Oen
goIfon-9lpfcltubcn Itedt mic ooS
chen pieoer aci6iebt.
Sb nun aber &nmdnien oen rnlll-
It6en Qodnugen folgt oOer ni@t
Bic SoItlttq oer beioen centraleuro-
paiIden aaiiernladte oiirfte ouf ie-
Sen Sad feItite6en. 0os Donauretd
miro Iib, 6ei oaer 6isber bepieienen
@eoul0, oen 3ugong 5iim Siioollen
ni6t Dcrmoicrn lollen, mo Gelltl@-
lon0 miro bel Den 9Illiirtcn lteben
Oo brau6t gar ni6t Oon u9d9ellin-
aentreue~ gercOet 81 wcroeu ~ oos
cigene Syntcreiie 5win9t Dchlhlono
an sic Seitc Oeiireib-llngarn's- Ser.
ucr perlonot 0ie gciommtc Sraoition
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

Itonocs Sll crlangcu Gnolic6 mod piez
Der6oltcr glufforocring, bod cincn Ser
1ucb nit 2uoia 6. &infbamS r@coctobIe
COMPOUND Su MAIDEN that icb 0ics.
glod)oem ic6 Die brittle SlaIc6e oieics
COMPOUNDS 0cnonucn bate, mar ic) i'm
Stanoe, mcincr tdglidei 0ausar6cit
nahae6cn 8il f0uncu Ghrmc6r bin ih
70 qcIlmb ino itart mic ie 8rpor. e6
bin 6ereit, Scocm 6ricflic6, nIofcrn cs
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3uiton0 al 0e6en. TIT Srau SOIcp6 glIc=
lin, 62S N}onroes StraBe gf. g., Nliunes
apols, Wiinu.
9Dbia 6. %ini6anis g&e9etablc Cont
pouno~ miro aus eiubciniidlen gSlir5eln
iino Nr1utern bergeltcllt ilno es ent1dlt
ipcoer narfotilbe nod anoere l6dolic5e
9roouen, lmo 6eute lte6t es ais oas err
foIsreic6ite peiImittel fir 6rauenleioeu
o6enall
9g8enu Gle einer oerartieen N1eoi3ir
beoiirfeu, narum nd1t cinen Serlu1 oaz
nit MAIDEN?
gSenn Sic ben ocrin9Itcn 3meiicl 6cs
gen, ban 9Dbia s.. %infban'S ySeDctable
COMPOUND" S6ncn Bclicu f6nntc, Donn
idlrcibcu Sic (cDnfiocntiaD an Die 9Doia
s. &infbam Wlebicine GO., 2Dnn, WtaIi,
uul 0lntO. Sbr Shrcibcn luiro pDn ciner
Jrau aeDiiuet, aclrien uno bcnntuprtct
nup i'm itrcnoiieH Gcrtrancn 9e6aItcn
iuerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
Die Wlonarden-S Sesegunng Oon
GOnit0nba.


SSSSn ruliiibcn @u6lifationen lit fiir5-
lid nit elmer erfrii6enOen Offen6er-
5igfeit ais Oas mi6tiolte 3ie( Der ruiz
iii9en @olitif ser 9eIis Gonitantino-
pePS unO Ser 0orOoneQen 6e5eic6net
ipOroeu. g8os frii6er oft o6gcleugnct
mllrOe, miro iebt e6rli6 5uge9eben.
llno Oomit erfldrt ii6 al6 iebr lei6t
Die toQpatidige llmuperbung 9funG-
Hicn's Our6 Ocn ruiiii6en @drcn.
SbgIei9 &0nig Carol nod ME cinen
8eiub in 9fuBlonO gcma6t bat, TO
fonlmt DER G5or ieBt 5u ibm. 60
boilic6 lit man inn rliiiiden Soie mir,
menn Gin groBer @reis miuft. 0ie
ruliii6en 9ldtter 6cuii6en ii6 icbt,
Den 9ilmGncn cin5urcOen, OuB eS aib
fir lic gut ici, mcnn 9luBlonO lic6 am
8osporus feItiebe. Sin ld6erli6er
S6pinOcll 6ciBt es nit Ge6t in Der
r&olniiben &olfs5eitung". Sir 9lll-
mGnien lit cS natiirli6 peit beiicr,
menn cine i1mo9e Niadt, pie Die
&iirtei, am @oloenen &orn gebietet,
uls cine itarfc. @enn 9tuBlan0 Die
S6iirc al Oen GoroaneGen Oeri6lieBt
iiben bic rundnii6cn &riegsibifie
mie in elmer Ninlieioac, ouBcroem
fam es Dem gon3en rilmGnii6cn Gee
bonOel elm @noe MAIDEN. Nlon mlB
Oa6ei 6co9telL DAB 9luBlano's Giro
ben ME ouf o6ioltte Oeffmmg Oieier
gSalieritroBc geri9tet mar; eS mollte
9ewegun0sfrcibeit nur fir bic cigc-
ncn S6ifie, INN Oicien ocn 3ugang
sum Wlittelmcer 81 cri6lieBcn. Srob-
Dem mlB man nit Der Ol0gli6feit
re6ncL OaB 9iumGnien bonn @rei-
binO o6idmenft un0 ii6 Dem 0rei-
per6anO 5upenoet. 6rcili9 Oiirfte
oieie 9(usii6t in &onOon nibt 10 gro
Be 6reu0c eupcdell ais in @etcrs-
burg. Ger G3ar bat Die ruiiiiden
glm6itionclL Wcl9c iib al 0os apo
frDp6e Seltoment 9Seter'S Oes @roBen
fniipft, NIT na1 GonitanBa genom-
men, o6er 9hnBlon0 nit Der freicn
0arOancaen-0imcbia6rt ieiner 6lottc
auf Ocm S6mar5cn W}ccre, oie iett
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Gonitantinopel Die groBte 8eorobung
0eS Sue5-&analS iln0 0es g9egcs nn1
SSnOien bcoeuten. S6on ocr groBc
&oric 6at iic6 nit Ocr SOee gctragcn
bon Gonltdntinopcl aus nit 0en 9fui-
fen 5uIouncn ii1 0cn Meg no6 Sn-
0ien 5l ba6nen, neil i6nl Der &aben-
iprltng BON GalaiS no6 9ooer 81
mcit i6icn. 9lae groBen 6ritiidcn
Stoatsndlmer, BON 0en beiOcn ASitts
lmO Bolmcriton bis @eaconfielo mo
Sulisbireg ghiiiBtcAiit6in Gro6ertI-
Oruber, faas ibrc @pigoncn I'M engli-
i6en 9lusmdrtigen 9lnit Dem ruiiiIben
@dren erlnu6en ipiirOcn feline SuBe
duf Oen @lob 81 legen, mel1er 0en
ggeg na6 S5noien 6e6erridt.
Sir ocn europGii6en 6rieOen miro
es nicbt bon giinitiger @irfilng iein,
meun eS 9hlBlan0 gclingen iollte, 0iu-
manien IN ieiu 9}eb 81 5ieben; i'm
SIOoIten Guropa's Oiirfte ii6 Der po-
Iitiibe Siumcl Damn balo wieOer
Itarf perolmfeln. Scr 6eriibmte 6rie-
Oen bon @ufarcIt fam ia Oocb nllr
ais Elm @ropiioriim gelten @leib
nad llntcr3cibnmg oes gcrtroqcS
6aben ale flmoigcn &olitifcr prop6e-
8eit, ooB Die &6Ifer, Ocrcn Gertreter
iilftcrlbrieben, li9 bci Der ndbltcll
@clcgcn6cit picOcr an bic @dlic lprin'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

Ger moOcrnc Mcnid bat Ous Sid
mlnOcrn etDos Derlernt. Gr miro
olio aib nidt fon0crlib bon ser Sc
hlirtson3ei9e DER moidineaen Sub
ii6erroiht lcin Die jebt bon 6ronf-
fiirt-g8eit aus erfolgt. 0ort iIt Die
maI6ineac Sub 6ur @elt gcfomnen
pno bat bcreits bcgonneh Die Wlen-
lden nit @Hlc6 uno 9io6m lnO onoc-
tcn cini6lGgigen @ro0uftcn 5u oer-
iorgen. Wlon mciB, ooB Oie in Der
0itIideu @elt lcit Sobrtauicnoen ge.
pflon3te SoDobobne ouBeror0cntIic6e
No6rmertbe (mebr ais 40 @ro6ent
GimeiB, etlpo 30 Bro6cnt 8ctt unO
cincn 5ienlib boben @ebolt al Sect
tbil0 ouifpciIt, bisber obcr IN @uropo
10 gut wie llnbenubt 9eblieben lit.
0ur6 cine @rfinoung lit cs nun ge.
lungen, aus Der SoDo6obne, 0eren
GimeiBforper nit Oeneil Ger &ubAilc5
ailBeror0entli1e Nebnli6feit babcn,
MILD uno rabmartige %rooufte Der.
5iitcaeu. 0aS 9lnsieben oieier Or
8elgniHe erinnert itarf an Die ent-
iprebenoen SSu6prooufte, iie iiber.
treffeu iie o6er nod oirb ibrcn b0be.
rem 9lGbrgebalt oitr6 ibre un6e.
cinet iaubere @eminmtng umO ibre
pSaioe 5reibeit bon aranfbeitsfei.
men. Gieie an Wlil@ criunernoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

93o6m, Der ais &offee. oocr Sbce5n.
ios oient un0 ais troftipcnocnocs
Si0broetrGnf ipe5iea fir glerben-
idWa6e in oen Sonocl ec6rodt miro.
1ie moihineIle &ub miro 3meifellos
ibrer Glteren Sbmeltcr un0 oomit
Der 2onopirtbi6oft eini9en glbbrud
tbun ober iie miro nit Der 3cit Den
@ouer 6mineet ibr 0os 6utter 81
liefern lmo i'm 6aourd OoIauf ent
idGoigen; 0enn Ger SoDo-9InbolJ
io6eemGB betrieben, ioa lidb allD I'M
9I6enolanoe reihlib lobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
Srint-S -SoDona lcbmcdt
friit6 un0 monOclartig.


Srint-So0oma l6medt un9cncbnt
fril6 un0 monOelortig.
SclbItpcritduOIib ldBt fA picic
aus reinen pflun5lihen gioturproouf.
ten 6ergeitclte Wtilh, Die cincn 6obcn
@ebolt an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2ccit6in-
iol6en belibcn ioa, fir Gofel imo
Gii6c genau 70 mie sic Gubnil6 Der
pcnocn. @olfspirtbiAoftlib lit Die
@cror6eitlng ser SoDobo6ne 3u
mil61bnli6en @roouftcn bon Scr
oaergr0Bten 9eoeutilng, neil oonit
ncle ipertbooae @olfsnobrunqsmit-
tel gei6offen peroen uno neil ferner
sic eroBltGotiicbc 9cD0lferlng bon
oIlcn etpo 0robcnocn &riien oltf Dem
Wtil6marft bis 5u einem gcpiiicn
C5ro0e ltnobbGngi9 scmo6t miro. SSnl
Sale cines W1ilhfrieqeS oiirftc olo
6ie moIhinelle Stub ais Elm ni6t 3it
interihGbenOer Ercisreeulotor ouf-
treten.
0ie SoDonlo-@erfe, 0cncn cS nod
Iongcn wiiicni6uftli6cn @criu@en
gelrngen it, oen iueitcn g9eg Der
W1iIhgepinntne crbebIiH db5iIfiir-
0en, Iteaen aus Scr SoDobo6ne nod
enc eonSe Reibe onoerer 9lobrlngs.
nlittel Der, bon Ocnen Dor gll(em ons
ioeenonnte Bad -Sopomu ocsbolb @c.
odtimg berOicrt, neil audi bier Der
uotiirIi6e 2ecitbingebolt Der Sopo.
bobne oen @eiunO6eitspcrtb 0es @es
bGds crbeblidb iteieern ioa. SSu Der
E6ut hoben id6on ctliche e5roBb6dc.
reien iiA Oieie |ortbeile 6unute ge.
rlad)t. 9lcben ser N}ild liefert ole
uioihireae &ub, mic seio9t, anh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

Der euolii1en @olitif Oie S6licBun0
ocr g9aiicritroBc, wcl1e 5wei Gonti-
nente i6eiOet. lluo mas 9uBlonO bis
iebt ni6t 0ilrbieBen fonnte, miro cs
and nit rlmdniI6cr Siilic fmm fer.
tin brinAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
3 2cbcn6 c g3iI6er.

@err (8um Gcgiiieur elmer gSoDl.
W0tigtcitsoosItcalng) rMariim Der
meilOet Gic 6cnn 5u Ocnl &ricGcr.
bilOc qcrn0c Mourcr2"
og9eil fcin onOcrcr 0lcnid Oas re.
Gun8sloic Gtc9cn 10 lougc au8bdlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

icj dil ScDnler6et
in beioen SeitciL
ipelcbe Die glcr5te
allf cine Gni5iins
Oung 5uriict5ufiibs
reil periuc9tcn. SScb
lit icbiucr 5iI 9cs
iuiilcn 3eitcn cincS
ic0en Dlonats nnO
muroc Iebr oiinn.
8nei Sabre lang
itnno icb inter Der
Gbbut cine5 9lr5z
tes, o6nc cine 93els
ierliltQ mciue3 2lis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
s eInn a II.

GouriIt (3um @iirgcr elmer fleinen
Sriicbait, nit Dem or bel eincr@apn.
fobrt bcfanut mur0e): ugIlio oa lit
oes ap Hia6t umhe0cutcn09 Z
&iirgtr. -. bei unS ia6ren tag
Ii6 iicb5c9n SAnca5iigc Dorbeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
Ger SA rofebIer.

s}o9borin: asSit SS6r @sonu idor
81 Souie2~
.9tcin ib mitnoere mid. gr nulB
moDl nic6t Die ribtige @cieal9oft ge-
fltnocn boben; ionit miro er ood im-
mer i6on INN 6ebn 'nousgeIduiiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
8 o cIffuniq.

Scr 9ltcIicr geluder, 6eim 9l0-
icDicO. 80 DIeiiter, nein, bite mo.
den Gle lih ni@t Die @tiibe, miA
Dinous3ugeleitcn."
ng(ber, Iicbcr 6rcinO, Oas .iIt mir
feline @labe, OoS 1T mir Elm Sergnit-
gen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
s @nIo n /.

gSrGulein (oie @oupetbiir offneno) !
,0oS gou5e Coupe bon 8lumen q,
9oIIogier: oSteigen Sie mtr eirl
gnGoiges 6rGulein; roo 10 Diele Blu.
men @Iab gefltnOen boben, miro nnl
nod cine li1tertomnlen." =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
On8 befoINte 81 eAe , t.

y q 3 UV . I y u 8 p I.
,@orilnt berfebren Sic oenn ei'
oentlih in letter 3eit nur nod NIT
llnibcrIitdts Brofeiioren2"
,W1cin 9lr5t bot mir perorOnet id
i1iiBtc in elmer trodencn gltnolpbdre
lcben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

9SaiIc 5ur 9leiie in's SIuslNnS be-
Ioret 6. Slaine, Or. 413, Cit.gaIti.
more-stry nu1c Gnitum Suaie SIue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08
&a3 i6Dcrcm
Sncija0rigCM QriOcn.
SSrun 9lielin unrOe bic @einnO6eit
iuieOerscseben OnrdJ SOOia IS.
%inf6am's rSegetoblc
'F COMPOUND.

Mhmcapolis, Mnn n3ndoen
mctl @o6D 5ur &et aeiommcn mar, lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-08

@ o'Be @enouigfeit.
oSit S6r Sobanu oldb ciu genaner
N}enib?" .Sebr oenaul" Die
Erinfgel6er 8. g.. Die CT befommt
Oertrinft er aud piinflib.