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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Bargain Budget in Brief

Gac silk Stripe Floral Voiles, 3Oc a
yard
81, to s27 30 Unmade Beaded 1unics,
S4.9~ 10 Slt.9S.
slas Silk and Wool Canton Crepe,
81 20 II yard.
$375 Imported Black Spotprooi Broad
cloth, S"..io yard.
$40 Natural Russian Pony Coats,
SlS..I. - inches long.
Womens $3.50 Serge and Eponge
Dresses, S5.:b5.
lsc Fancy edge Dresden Ribbons,
Zoe "a yard,
Framed Pictures and Framed Mirrors
II very handsome sample line AT 80 l-3
per cent less than regular prices
Misses $40 81 and &l3 - Coats, SS.9S.
Sizes H. III and Is years.
s. ~ and SO 81 Alaska Auto Robes,
SG9S and SS.HS each.
Cambria and Gingham House Dresses,
O~C.
81 andsA Ready-to-wear Hats, los.
Good quality Ratis,e. for waists or
dr,~-,~ 90 quality at Sc yard.
sass American tuI Glass inch Fruit
| or Salad Bowls, S".:'S.
$ia..,s Carlsbad China Dinner Sets,
SI1.NS.
SIS American Crystal Regulators,
Sl4.NS.
Heavy round thread linen finish
Muslin Sheets, 2'4X2ia yards, selling
here a. "A leader for Too, limited lot
al 500 each.
Notions and Drcssmakers' Supplies
al little prices
Mem soc Jndorwear, 3Sc.
Men'- S, Sausparoil Shirts, btSc.
PIE ChoCuiu'" Covered Pcpperinints.
Zoe.
s, Sterling Silver Photo Frames.
SI.Io, None G. q. ID. store orders
only.
$40 decks of Playing Cards al almost
half price wonderful bargains.
Fine and heavy Irish Satin Dan,ask,
20 inches wide, 1SC "A yard instead Of
81
s,tos3 Sill; Waists, 81 .N0.
M,u', $500 Shoes, S3.b5.
pc AID i-c Irish Crochet Collars,
for .5r.
Imported Figured RohinH, ?'c
yard,
Wom,n'. $500 Shoes, S2.O5.
si2itosl0S l'louncingS, -" andoSr
II yard
81 uo 10 sa25 Muslin and Scrim Cur
tainS, ,0c 10 S!.ID a pair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
China Closets.

At l2.OONalu $1,000. Golden oak.
Aisle. 90, vain, 5000. Fumed oak
Al S23. 90, value $1,000. Golden oak
Al S9A 90, value $4,000. Golden oak
Al sac. 90, value 5000. Golden oak
Al $40. 40. value SSO.NO. Golden oak
a. SAL. value ssh. 90. Golden oak
a. 49, 90. value SITS 90, Golden oak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
$3.50 Sewing Rockers, $l.2s.
Golden oak, spindle back and cane
seat.

Al q 5000. value n I $500. Mahog-
any finish. Spanish leather.
At Sl!S.OO. va lue y 1880. MahOg-
any and Spanish leather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

Capt Dugmore. who Is well known IN
New York, IL a son Of the Hon. Evelyn
Dugmore Of Gu@nsey. Channel Islands,
and ID now on the reserve list OF onicers
OF the British army. Ho Is grandson
Of the late Lord Brougham and Vaux
and Is . nephew OF the present peer.
He left New York shortly after the an
nouncement of the engagement last fall
and returned on Thursday last on the
Oceanic.
Mrs. Gilbert has passed much Of her
time az her country place. Sunshine. In
Great Neck. l.. l., since the death of her
husband in June. 1911. Her daughter
Miss Lila Gilbert. recently married
Howard Price Renshaw OF Troy. n. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Holman, who
were married in st. Bartholomew =
Chapel on Saturday afternoon, January
10, will live in Tenafiy. y. j.. after their
wedding tour Mrs. Holman was Miss
Helen LIE Roy Glover. daughter OF the
late Henry Shear Glover. The wedding
ceremony WAS performed by the Rev
DR.. leighton Parks and afterward there
was reception at the home OF Mrs
Glover, 1ls East Fifty-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
$9.OV Mission Rocker, $3.50
Fumed oak. Spanish leather up
hoist cred seat
$500 Bureaus, $3.50.
Golden oak. with large drawers
and French plate mirror.

At $4,000, value $4,000. Maple.
finish.
At $4,000. value $4,000. Princess
Circassian walnut, birch and maple.
At $4,000. value $4,000. Iircassian
Atwxs.OO. value x8O. 90. Mahogany.
ChiRoniers.
At S3..S, value ~. 80. Golden oak.
At 6S.OH. vaiuc 50 so. Golden cak.
A. ~. 40, value ~ 1880. Golden oak.
Al $500, iuc S2O.OO.Golden oak;
golden oak.
N &2S. 90. value $4,000. Birch.
Al $4,000, value $4,000. Maple.
At $4,000, value SSs 90. Mahogany.
Three-Piece Parlor Suites.
AZ @24.OO. value $4,000. Mahogany
finish. plush cushions.
At s33. so. value $4,000. Mahogany
finish. silk plu.h.
At $4,000, value $4,000. Mahogany
finish. tapestry.
Al $4,000, value $4,000. Mahogany
At $50. 90, vaiucs7O.oo. Mahogany
At q. 5. 90, value $500. Mahogany
finish. tapestry.
! ~ SOO. 40, vaiue1 ! "a. OO. Mahogany
silk plush.
Three.Piece Libra ry Suites.
At83-a. 90 value y 1880. Frmsd cak
Spanish leather. :.
AZ 1897. OND. value SOS.OO. Mahogany
finish. Spanish leather.
At 052.OO, value $1,000. Mahogany
finisi. Spanish leather.
At ~ 300, value $4,000. Mahogany
finish. Spanish leather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18

Another wedding Of next month will
be that of Miss Rebecca Lloyd daugh-
ter OF the Right Rev. Arthur $. Lloyd
and Mrs. Lloyd 20 Gavin MADDEN OF this
city. II will be celebrated on Feb
ruary Il.
The engagement was announced re-
Gently Mr.. Hadden is "a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Fsrquhar MADDEN OF : East
Sevcnty-slxth street He was graduated
from Harvard in 1910 and Is a member
| OF the Union Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Yvonne" Hair Switches
And Transformations.

FROM ONE OF THE HIGH
CLASS importers OF hair, and are
excellent quality; daylight hitting
room 10 match the color OF your hair.
WI.OS for $500 Hair switches, -
inches long.
&3.Ob for 500 Hair switches,
made on swivel,
~ as for 5000 gray switches cX-
cellent quality Of hair and in the
ripht shades; - inches long
xN.SO for &S.W all-round Trans
formations OF excellent quality
hair. Mezzanins floor, East Building,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-18
Extension Tables.

Al 80. 90. value Sl2.SO. Golden oak,
extends IT.. top ~ inch.
At SIl.OO, value Sl4.GO. Fumed
oak, extends G IT., top ~ inch.
At aIt.OO. value Sls 80. Golden
oak. extends Il IT., top - inch,
Al $1,000, value $4,000. Golden
oak, extends Q II. top - inch.
Al Sl:.O value S22.OO. Golden
oak. extends . fl. top A. inch.
Al $1,000. value S2S.OO. Golden
oak, extends o IT,. top AZ inch.
At S3N 90, value $4,000. Jacobean
oak, extends it.. top IS inch.
Odd Parlor Pieces.
Odd Parlor Divans and Chairs at
half price.
Fourth Floor. East and Central Buldings
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-20
Sa6rIidcs HcltcNen.

Sit @oltinoreS (5cdGitSlcutc.
&crcilt icicrt 0emiit6lidcs Ban.
fctt inn y6otcl 9lolei19.
GaS 5ciiciien ser &airilcntc uuo
6obrifonten bon Sit9altimore fonO
gcitern inn o6otel 9ioleigb@ itott, Del
einer 9et6eiligung BON chpa i5O
@erioncn, pobei nie6rere &eoner ndh
Dem gnten Giien onregen0 oie 3u60-
rer intcr6ielten. Serr s. 9. @panS
fii6rtc ais Gooitmeiiter Nlopor @rc-
Iton Gin, Der in GROCER @ile Oo cr
nod picle &erpfliGtungen am 9l6euO
6atte iiber bic Gntpifellng GI.
goltimoreS lin0 Die StroBenrei1i.
0ung iprod Gonub iprah GborlcS
AS GooOp, GongreB 9l6qeoronetcr
in0 Bob namentlib 0ie lncrfreuli.
den 3ultdnoe in Der SSmnliaranten.
6roge berDor, fii6rte bic O3ot6men.
Oigfeit gr0Bercr 9outen 5u oieieu
3wedc ais oringcnO an, Inn Qeute,
Die ipdter niitIicbc 9iirgcr Ocs 5too.
tes wiiroen IN gc6iibrenOcr geeiie
aili5uue6men. Gr fam oaraui All
bic 6ra9e Der fiinitliheu 9(uitern-
tulhlr 5ll iprcc6en H. mar gegen sen
@iOcrruf OeS Somou-@eieecs.
9laA i6m trat Serr Sioor @olo-
from nrf uuo ii6errcidjte, in 9lucr.
fcnnung Der aroBeu @erOicnite I'M
0en @erein &errn So6n Su6ert ei-
men Siebesbeder. 8err Subert Oant-
te Oorauf ocm %erein fir oas i6nt
entgegenge6rdd)tc Qcrtraucn lmO
iprah Die Soffnnnq ais, OoB aus aft
Nit9altimore onrd sic StraBenpilo-
iierimg Elm gon5 nelier StaOttbcil
entteben miir0e. Gomit leitete Der
Neoner 5u folgenoem Gortroge ii6pr.
Ger BON u, 9eit6 Compton il6er Oie
geleiitete rnO 6eobiihtigte 9lr6eit ser
StroBenpfloiterm9s Gommiiion
iprah Sbn folgteu sic @erren
Infe Bono, 3, ". Curtis uno $. ".
NeinBman ais 9icOner, Die aldn.
5cnoc Stiumlng bielt Sic 9lnmeien.
zen noh longe 5iiannien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-20
naat60IiIdc ggDNIIdatinfcilg- gcnIun. !.

@eltern inno i'll ser ct Nafo6uS.
SaIle Oie 81. iG6rlihe Gonpcntion
oes MorDlano Staats-@on5ilS ser
raot6oliiben establishments 9e.
gion" itatt. @s muroe beridtct. Dab
Der SrNen SIR 3eit 2l09 N}itolieocr
bat uno OaB i'm lebten Sabre "A l}ii-
glieoer Itar6en. IS mur0c beidlol.
fen elm 2egion-9Dceun.9ureau pi
erridbtcn Gic @comtenmnbl craa0
iolaenocs &eitltot staats.@dylan
9iic5of Gwcn 81 Gorrigan, store.
groD'S @on5il"; gIoam 3. g9e5eu-
borb, Yrdiioent, ySoro Baltimore.
Gon5il"; So0n 6rnuf, Gice-@rai.
bent ySt. 0}orp's 9ap.@onsil"
&idter @m@l. Dlmu aan5lcr, .@o.
fer @lper.Gon5il~; 6. 8. N}irp6u,
Orator r@lt @oi6in0tou.Goa3il~
@omoro Nl. Grniner. Selreiar, nGar.
roll.Gon5il~; &enrp w. @oIoSbo.
rough SdaBmciier, o&arf.GoBiI"
George g. Seblbaun uNrorloeHce.
Gon5il,~ g&ic6ter Die @eriommlng
miroe Ourb &aier S6omas acmp
ron Der St. 4'eters-air6e eroifuet.
CARDINAL Gibbons ino 9iidof Cmcn
9. Gorrigau paren nht eridienen
Gas @mpfangs-Gomite belian0 ans
Den folgcnoen Serreu: Samcs 9l.
G6aie &oriiber; SomcS 5mb. Ner.
man Ero6it lmo @aIter 3depf Ger
Gomcn-Scren Der ct Sofobus.&q.
meinoe beluiri6etc sic Telc9otcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-20

Der i'm 76. 0abcnsia6rc iie1cnoe
&iaiom S. 9ioole BON 9|r. 500.
ScottItraBc wuroc oeiiern 9la1nit.
tag bon ieiner Eohter, 6rau Carrie
Nlelpln, bon ouSitromen0eni Se,hs
GAS iibcrpdltigt III ieiner g2o0uung
autgefinoeu. SSn Der glm0ulau5 0es
meitIiden 0iitrifts ipur0c Ser 9e.
mllBtlolc noh Dem u6rauflur5aiore
Solpital~ i6erhibrt, moiel6it Is Sen
9emii6utgen Der 9ler5te gelang lon
mieoer ms Seben 5uriid5urnicn
Seine Eohter nimmt an. oaB ser be.
tagte Nlaun bei'm 9lufiteaeu bon
Nlobelu periebentlic6 eineu SArauf
an oen @oS5a6n iho6, 0ieicr iib ga.
Ourh oiinete uno ibr Slater iicb. obne
bic @efabr erfulnt SIT babclt SUIT
Scblofe uieoerlcgtc. aus melhem i6n
crit sic Glntit oct' SAerstt mic0cr Il.
ipcden tonnte D''N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-20

/
Sn Ser Muiif ipiclcn Snoioi0udli-
tat uno bic 9ctomug OeS pcri0uli-
6cu 9lufiaiiuu8srccbts gegcmuGytig
cine Sauptroue. Gaulit gc6t man
o6er aub 0ielleibt 81 pcit, mie
man c5cn 9laes bel rnS ms Grtrcme
brinat. Ocs6al6 0olt OaS gcitriae
@}el6o &ubclif Gon3ect ieocufoas
nibt fiir ale 9Inpeicnoc ais cil be.
ionocrcr <nitgcHuB, GA Die pirtuoic
Scte ser &lnlt 10 ltarf bcrOorOrnng
itno oic tcntpcrancntpollc oOcr bcIlcr
poctiicbc, mir lci1t bctolt murOc.
@cun man obcr rnh mc6r ais
5mou5iq Sa6ren cic Goloratir- 5du-
germ blci6t, mic c9 MaOonc Nlclbo
get6an 70 oarf man Oicie Gltnit nidbt
lnitcri1dben. Sans gcfcit ge0cn oic
Ginpirfilng Scr 3cit bIci6t feiue
Sorm Der rcproolBircn0cn &unit.
PIN menigitcu Der @eiana. lin 70
gr6Ber i@ieueu ole gcitri0cu Seiihin-
Gen Der SGpgcriu GiacricitS Die
@r0Bc lu0 Groit Der Stimnc, an
0crcricitS Scr @o6Qaut tnO Sbmel5
ocriclbcn. llnO pie piclc bon iln-
iercn iiingercn 5Gugerinncl lmO
olI6 S0ngcrn f0nutctl bon Der Ec6-
nif Oicies @ciangcS lcrnen Sbr ml.
Itcrbalter9lnIab 6il0et 0cn Ion miibc-
los lu0 rein, i6rc Goloratur f(icBt
elegant rmo leiGt 0as 9lacS nit
biibibcm @ei6man, o6ne 9lnitrcng-
luig oocr 9liiectoton. Gu3u no9 oie
pornc5nc inO 5nglci1 lie6cnsmur-
oigc 8eri6nlic6fcit. ghtb geitcru,
mad elmer ia6reIaugcn 9l6weien6cit,
croberte Oieie &iinitlerin raid 0ic
Ser5en 0es @u6liflms. Sic fang. sic
befanllte @oloratltr.9lric ans ,,9n-
cia4, Wlo3arFs oSl re paltore5"
9lOoio ans @nccini's o2o gobeme"
m0 ocn befonnteu r6ouit-gSal5cr"
San alt6clif fiibrtc iib ais &ir-
tuoie iebr portbeilbaft bci ms eiu.
gtidt aber ais &iinltler, Oenl BON ser
feincn Stimmmg Oie Der 0poraf-
I1en rSrmorcsfe" 81 @rinOe licgt,
unO ser Gnntilene ocS @ouno0'i6cn
r9Ipc Mario" (3uga6e) ipor nidts 5u
b6ren. PIN 6eiten 9efiel Der @eiger
in g9ieniomsfis nSouOeuir oe N}os-
com~. Ga mar er in Oen glrpeg0ien-,
Sbcrt0nen-, Grillcr- Ii. Staccatofin-
item Uoaig 8u Souie. 9(i6 Oieic
Seitu ocSnDiertcn @oBcrtes DoA
%icllrtenlps par ie6r gitt cntlpidelt.
Der Con ieines Snitrllmeutcs lit (oas
6oberc &egiIter Der G.Saite auSgc-
nonmem mo6lflingenO mo l6on
unO itrcibt ni6t iencn Idnorrcnoen
Sciflong 0lrcb pclben oos 93ateriol
Der @eigc iih oft an @ciuoltt6dtcrlt
rd@;.
SSn Serrn @urfc lcrnten mir cine
groBe, Dorne5mc Stimmc fenncM Die
0urh Die llncrfabreu6cit oeS Sdn-
GERS auf Scr Yii6ue ctuaS 5ll leiOen
id6icu. Grit nit ieiucm 56lnBiolo,
Oos nGorcaOorlieO" auS Carmen
beircitc er ous 0raau, pel6eS un0c-
mcin reid an &laugiarbe i'll. Gin
Singer, Ocr i'm Stanoc it, itimmli1
mcnigitcnS, DieI mo @roBeS 5u lei
itcu. 0err 9rrfc fang icrncr cine
9lric ous 9cnucnlto Gelliui uno 5mci
2icocr ppn Gol0ara mo 9lartin.
Gic &laoicrbeglcitlngcu nlB man
lobcu Serr Sapicrrc iiibrtc iic III.
gemcil gut aus.
gln 8eiIall unO 3nga6ei fc6ltc cS
ia ri@f- Ger lebteren CAB cS ucln
0as Gon6ert mar gut 6ciucbt.
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Plus gScrcinsfrciIcn.

o@ernaiio.@ldnucrdor ii6t fir ictu
OritteS groBes CONCERT. u9ooc
rider @duuerbor~ ii6t fHr Elm
9luiiernr0itcu mO Ser .Mo5art.
@dnncrdor~ iiir cine @liuitrcl.
&oriteQlmg.
g9ic ii6lid6. belt ser .Wcrmorid.
Dldnnerhor~ geltern gl6eno III ci.
nem Glubbouic an Der 9lorO Som
aroitraBe ieine m0c6entlidbc 5nia.
itiuoe inter 9eihng oeS Ciriacnten
~. Sem6ergcr ob. @ic0cr iiir 0aS
brittle groBe CONCERT i'm glpril mur.
oen eingeii6t, SSn ser aui6licBcn.
oen @eihGftSiibitug fom cine Gmlo
Dung OeS u@lo5ort @lduucrcbors
5ur Gerleirmg uno 9(nuo6mc. @rd
iioeut 9loam G6it fii1ric ocn GorHb
imO Sefretdr 6rib Sofmann oas
Grototol.
uS Sorm drts~ 6aidinQs.
Wiurnm M
&0dit origincle @inlaDmtgen SIT
eiuem u6oibings.l1umm" am TOM.
menOcn Sountag 9l6enO inn S ll6r in
i6rer Glub6oae lieB ser nGuluercin
&ormdrts" icinen Oorii6cr niht pe.
nig crfreuten Nlitalieocru 5nae6eit.
@cmdB oen glngaben OeS porouocgc.
bcncn 3ettels ite6t sen @eiicberi
o@roBes~ 6epor rno iitcrlidl mcroen
iie Elm poor reht fioele Stliocu Der
le6en uno@rin5 &ornepol i6rcn idul
oigen Eri6ut an Sohfrdmpieu, 6rcu
oentbrdneu mo 6aidingswonnc pol
unO gan5 be5o6leu
o9oDerii6er @}Gunsrdor".
Ger u9operiiAe @l1unerdor0 6ielt
gelteru 9(ben0 in gldermonn's Saac
icine m0hentlide 5iBlng lnS sing.
ltmoe. Sir oos ndc6itcnS itotiipoenoc
9lititernroiteu uiuoen oic IeBten @or.
fe9rlngen gctroffen Cine giila.
ouna oeS u0to5art Wlamcr1ors"
piroe anaenomnen. @d6rcu0 ser
Singitmoe wnroen eiuige 9icocr fiir
ole erud6ntc Seronitolhtng gciibt.
oNeo5ort @}Gnnc,r6or".
Sn &ollmer's Soae all Ocr @bapel
'uno 0rleonS. ShoBe perionmcltc iidl
geltern slben0 ser oDlo8art.Nlduncr.
dor 81 leiner mobeutliAtu Sim
lhnoe lno @eitaitsiibnug. Sir Sic
nodlte @ode itottiinoen0e @linitrcl
SorItelnng iDuroe ileiBig geiibt in0
bonn glrrongements-Gomite sic lcbten
Sor6ereitunaeu 9etrofieu IS miroe
bel6loNen, Wlittc 9lpril ciucu fomi
i@en Undertakings .9(beno 81 pcrou.
ltolten. %r6iioeut u. a}oaac iiibric
oen &oriib uno ScfrctGr u. &obl 0os
FrotofoQ.
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Ginc @emnatNnnMN.

Stroie Oes GapitdnS a0ucmonn pom
9}orOO. 2IoDo Gampfcr u6ronf-
iurt" bonn Suits Eepartcmcnt
bon 500 oii $25 reOBirt
SduloIoigfeit ocs GopitdnS an.
erfonnt.
Gem Gopitdn 81. a6ucmom, oenl
Seie6Is6a6er 0cS Campers n6ronf-
irrt" bonn 9|orOO. SlopO, lit @ereh.
tigfeit miocrfo6rcn 9luf @mpfeb-
lug OcS Sofcn Collectors Stone
reoii5irte OoS Suits Gcpartcment
in gGoibmgtou oic fir Oeu Gapitdn
pegen 0eS &erfalfS BON 5mei SSIor
ibcn 9ier oir6 oen Sbiifsmebger
an Sen @oli5iiten N|ourice g. @eoie
I'M Ge5cm6cr leBteu SabreS ongeieb.
te Stroie bon $500 alf $25. Ser
Sofeu Collector 6oite cntpeOer Oie
o0Qigc @rloiiung Der Strofe ODER ole
&cou5irlng Oerlelben auf ben 9c.
trog bon $25 enlpfo6len.
0ie nripriinglicbe 6obe Strdfe mar
fir sen Captain ongeiebt morocn
no6Oem cine llntcriuc6uug cr9e6cn
bate, ooB @oli5ilt &eoie int 9luf.
trog ser %oIi5eibe66roe 5uei 6lo.
i6en 9icr bonn Gompier gcidmng-
oelt 6oite. &coie giug pegen ser
SNmagacl gluidnlOigung uollitdn-
Oig ltroflos aus, ga er c6en olS9lgcnt
ser %oli5ci6c6orOe gcbdnoelt bate,
Ooacgen crbieIteu Oic 4oli5ei4Gom-
miiiGre ollf 9lnoronung oeS S6oBs
omtS GeportcmentS unO 0cS SSitlti5.
Gepartements 3uei 9riefe, in wel-
cbeu iie megeu ibrer Souohtngstueiie
auge6lih ihorf fritiiirt lpuroen.
Soicn Collector Stone, melGer
ge1teru @ormittag pom Ser &eOu5i-
rung ser Strofc 6eno6ridtigt ipur-
Sc, ertlGrte, ooB er noH @mpfong
elmer 9lpplifotion oeS Captains a0-
ncmaun I'M @rluiiung Ser Straic
sic 5treibung oOer 9lcOu5irung Der
5trafe beontragt babe, oa CT Ser 9ln.
iidt iei OoB Der Gdpitdn 5mor tch-
Mid fir ole GerleBllug OeS @eiebes
6aft6ar, o6er moroliiA Oollitdnoig
uui@ulOig iei
Or. Somes Cooper bon 2ocult
&oint, olii 0eiien @erouIaiiuug So-
fen-Gol(eftor Stone sic llnteriu.
dung ser 5dnniggel 9lifoire ein-
nleitete, erfldrtu eeitern, Dab moglit
der 99eiie fir bellte neltc uuo iute
reiionte @nhpidchmgen III 9(uSiicbt
81 ne6men ieien. @efanntlib bin1
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SnmncI 9lca, 9Sraiiocnt.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-10-27
REV, j. POWELL TELLS HOW HE
FOUND NEW STRENGTH TO
GIVE TO HIS LABORS.

Rev. j. Powell, of Statesboro, Ga,
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