davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

bctlcioctc. Grit nor ichS Sobrcu
trot Ct in Ocn mo1lucroientcu 9iu6c
iiono-
lIe6er so Sabre aeborte er Der
n9Iaron-2ogc~ oes Croens ser 800
6elows~ an. 6erner 5dblte er 3l
oen dlteiicn Nlitalieoern Der ht6cri.
ihcn 3ions.Arde lmo oeS ,Heno.
Foitens" Der y@roBeu 9lrmec Der Re-
pubif" 9cirouert miro er non ieis
ner @attin lmO ainoern 5rau Mimic
Spanalcr bon ggaibington, 2. g.,
GomarO g NcGlanaban BON Gan
9lntonio, Ger, ,Srau Sobn g. @eoree
mo samuel McGlaumaban bon Goa-
uotc, ga.
2 ebte @efdngniB3clle in
9ra.no.
Snl Sta0tgeidngniB 81 Nagers.
toipu. Wlo. ie6tc Samuel Gbitts, Gin
iinqer IlonM Ser iic6 crit fiir5lib
Uer6eiratbetc. cine Sdloioedc in
9rano. auge6lih in icl6im5r0eriiber
9lbiiht. Gr mar ouf Dem Grieoboie
in @illiamsport ueacn uugcbii6rli
den 9etroacnS pcrboitet poroen
3uci &nobcL uclGe an Dem @e
i1ngniB Uoriiberqinaen eutoedten
Oie Slontnien uno ihugen 9Harm
Gbitts log bepnBtlos oui Dem SUB
6ooen ser Belle. CT erlongte iiinf.
5c6n Wiiuteu ip0ter Oos 9epiBticin
iuic0er uno meieertc iiG on5ugcben
loorlm cr oen 9rouo ueruriodt Bat
ic %crboftct wuroe er, neil er ami
Oem genannten 5rieo6oie an einem
@ro6itein le6ntc uno lalit i6rie
Names @rofton frefgc-
iprodcn.
,SomcS Grafton Der ongciduloigt
mar. ongc6lid AM 10. September ei
men Moro al @}oreuerite @roB bon
9afcIano. O1O., periibt 81 6aben III
in Upper W}orlboro. @}o. irciaeiprc
Mcn porOcu Gic @eihworeuen was
ren ouf 9lnoronmg oes 9tidters oie
qon5e giodt eineeidlonen moroeu
90 iic noh mebrihinoi9er 9erotbung
nod teiu @eroift crreidt botten.
@lorguerite 0'roB muroe om II.
September bcrmiBt uno om is. 81.
tober purOc ibr Seihnom in elmer
ebemoligcn Specification ouieeilnOen.
aur8 nod ibrem &eribwinoeu wur
hl @rofton in 2otelono Oerbaitet,
uno felt oieier Bet purOe er i'm
County @eidneniB feitgebolten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
@in gy nrii h iaer-

9ei elmer 6ottiiheu Eauie miirs
oen Die @dite in ilbrrreiAer g8eia
bepirtbet. Globli1 crBob iid eiuev
ser 0Sdite aab jeoem Die Sono un0
berobicbeoete iih oon ibneu.
a9lber San0D Wtenim" prote-
iiierte Der Quitge6er nDu miait ooh
nod ndt aeben2 Der 9tbano fdugt
ia eben on"
u9(ein" mar Die glntport Oes flil-
aen San0p. oid min nod nidt
qe6en gtber i'd min gud mir quite
9lodjt logen, 10 longe ieb @uh nod
erfeme."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
Gin lInaIad fommt ieItsn aIlein.

Cine @oaiiion ieines Niotorraoes
nit einem 9(utouo6il Der ,Yorf Sire
& 9h66er Company 9lr. 6t5, @eit-
9}ort6 9IOenue, wurOe 0eitern 93ah-
nlittoa gegcn A llbr oem 26.id6rigen
9lrtbur $. 0erfloB BON glr. 1926,
geit Safopette-9lpeuuc 5um Ser
6dnguiB. 9li6t mr. mnroe er ielbit
mi Die StraBe geibleuoert imo trua
Elm paar tiidbtige 9eulen Oopon, niht
MIR muroc icin N2otorrno oollIt0n.
oig in cinen wiilten Souien iments
pirrbarer Sriiunmcr permnnoelt ions
bern Der i6m 81 @iilit eilcnoc 80.
li5iit fau0, I'M 0os llngliid poll 5u
ma6cu DOB Scr hinge 0}ann ieine
Sicen5 nidt bel lid bate uuo trans.
portirte i'm prompt nod Der moro
weiilide1 %oli5ei-Station Sp1ter
puroe er, nad0em ieine Wlutter
9ilrgihoft geiteQt bottc entlaiien. @r
miro iid bcutc 93aAmittog Dor hid.
ter 0lc8all 5il uerantuortcn 6o6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

ten Qi ontag.
Ser fiir 6eute 9lbeno ongSeigte
16eatera6eHo oes ,9lr6eitcr6rauen.
1unoes~ 3um 9eiten oes oeutl6en
hmo oiterrei1ib lngoriiheu 9llls
5onos finOet mic an auocrer Stllc
ange5eigt, crit am fommcnoen Nfon-
tag in Gttcr6ein's Nolle on Der 9de
BON 0ull. inO 9eoion StroBe ltatt
Sen 9eiuhern itcben duBerit gcnuBs
rei6e lmO beiterc ShuOen IN gluS-
iicbt "a Sic &eranitaltmg einem
guten 3ucd Oient iollte Der 9eiuh
eiu icbr 3o6Greiher iein Eidets fo-
item MIR 10 Gents
o8apern GamenDcrein"
Inter ocm GoriiB Der &rdiioentin
Srou ". 9rancd Ocriammelten lih
acitcrn 9io6imttog bic @litglieocr
Oes Baltimore 9aperu 0anlens
Uereins in ser @bite.@alle an Der
9auf StroBc. 9|odoem 3wci ueae
N1itglicoer, 6rou Catherine SSide
imO 6rau 3 N}osbirqer in ocn Ser
Elm onigcnommeu porocn morct
puroeu sic Goutinc9eid0ite crleoigt.
Giniqe ser Gomen ii5ergaben Der
grGiioentin oie fri6cr uerausgaben
Sammel6iihcr 5u @uuiien 0es Dent
i6en 0iilisfouos. Der bis icbt ge-
iommclte 9ctrog 6ctroat $5O 6ran
9roned iorocrtc sic Nqitalieoer onb
nod meitcre 9eitr1ge 81 ionlmeln
5rou Gat6. Sens. oie Sefretdrin
fii6rte oos @rotofoll
20 dma6cn &crcin."
Scr ,,9dmo6cn Gercin~ 6iclt &C.
itern 9}o6niittoa in 9oocniiciner's
@alle an Der 6opette StraBc, nobe
Central 2lpenuc ieine 6al6monotli.
DIE @erionmhng. 9}od Grleoiauna
ser lalfenOen @cihditc wnroe be
idloiicn oos Stiitumgsieit inn So'
mar nahlten SaDres 5ll lelerll. Au9
Gonlitc. oos oic @or6ereitungen riir
oicies 1Seit trefien miro. 6eite6t aus
folqenoen Serren 9arl YroB &or'
Iber, sSafo6 &uB 9loon Gent1lcr,
n. S5cgcl 9. Stollcnmoier, S. 9lcn
ter unO 6. Soilter, 9ln Die D|italie.
Der 0cs TomenpereinS mlroe elm
Sdrei6en geionot in weldcm oielel-
ben ac6eten purOcn an Der 5eltte IN
Der 3ions-airde itottiinoenoen Ser.
iamnlung tbeil5une6mcn Frdlioent
rSo6u Slider fii6rte Oeu &orliB uno
SefretGr 9lOon &entidler oas &ro-
tofoll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
Nie 9fIcae feIn0Iider @erum0etel


Ger Correspondent bon uStod
6olms Goa6lao" 6oi in Berlin me6.
rerc Niilitdrld3orette bciidtiat uno tit
oes 9obes uoll ii6cr ooS oentide ca.
nitdtspeicn syn Dem 9criHt beiBt
es:
,93niien rm0 Hran5olen erbaltcn
oicicl6c @ilcgc ruo aoit ipie Die oeiIt.
ihcn Solootcu. liegeu in cbeniolden
Sdlen uno luO in feinergSeiic Pins.
no6me6cItimmlngcn" untermorieu.
Dor i6ren &ouiQouS lteben Treilih
elm poor Sdilowahen nit alfge.
.pilonsiem 9aionett aber pos lit oud
Oos cin3ige, worauS man iblieBen
faun ooB iit bier aric9saefangene
beiinoen an 92amen ser @erehtgs
felt uia ih oieS 6eionoerS betonen,
0o man @rlmo bat 81 Der 9lnua6me,
ooB Ieutlhlonos 6einOe nit foliheu
geihuloiQunaen fommen lmO be-
6oiipten iueroer OoB 6ran5oen 9iui.
len Gnqldnoer in Dem Iremoen San.
Sc ihIecht 6e6anoeIt iperoen Solde
9e6ouphugen iino iuiame Siieeu.
,Sh babe nit eigeuen 9lugen geieben,
0aB sic aau5e arontcn5ousonSrii.
tuna, Die @ertbeillng in Den Salen
lmo Die Bilege Der peripuuoelcn
6einoe bis in alle Gin3el1eiten Die.
ielbe 1T luic bel oeu oeutihen Ser
luiu0etcn Sieriiu fam cS feuieu
6ciIcrcn gepeio aeben ais Die S6at.
iodlc. Sab ein pcnunnoeter Hilie Ger
mcoer hcrseiiclt mar inter fciuer
Ne0induna 0os araifenbons perloi.
len moaic go luobl bate er iid oo
6eiltnocuI IS lit cine icbr gemiiAtc
NcieQi6oit nit ser Der 6eiuo i'm
Often sic Tcitihen geiegnct 0ot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

Nci'm Spielcn n Der Naltimort-
nabe 8remont StraBe piroe eeitern
9}admittog. firj uor 6 llbr Der 8
Sabre alte 8ront Sane bon glr. 903.
Ncit.6 6apette StraBe BON cinem Nlo.
torraoc. wclhe 6arep D. Nlcars.
uo6n6oit IN g}r. iiS, 9eloiocrc.
glpcnuc. hi6r. 81 9oocn geriiIen ir.
BOD mr. merbe6lib uerlcst NSn Der
glm6nlan5 oes peitlihen @oli5eioi.
itrifts erfolgte oie lleberiiibrlm9 oes
aleincu nab oem llniperiitdts-@oipi.
tai, BON mo i'm ipdtcr icin &oter
na9 'Naiie abboltc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

Sin faltes luifreimiaiges 9oo bat
Gcitprn g1ahinittoe Der 13 Sabre al
tc SSqco6 SAdffer BON 9lr. 1109,Slt
galtimoreitrobe, befommen ols er
in Solee emes Se6Itrittes an Der
Som6oroItroBc, no6e DER &elt Soils
sluenue. III oic Soncs Sale ltiir5te.
Gr muroe aus Oen @oiier gc5o9en
lino EoG3iit 3. @. Croft bonn uitt.
lcrcn 0iitrift iorgtc oafiir ooB Der
@no6c in ser 9lmbulon5 ocs nIittle.
rtn Giitrittes nob ocm @1crc0 so.
ipitol Qcbraht lpnroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
llraiIOent g8iIi0n IN NaItimurc.

$n einem 9(itomobil oes g9eiBen
@auies fam seitcrn @r1iioent g9il.
icn nod Baltimore rno lonqtc inn
.l0.45 llbr @ormittogs III ser g9ob
mmg icines 9rioers rSoiep6 81. g9il.
ion inn @oi6ineton glpartement
Souie, ali ser Gdc BON 0d. @ernon
@locc imo GbarIcsitroBc an. Spd
Ter nobm er oil ocn @otteSoicnlt in
Der 6ranflinitr. @rcs6ptcrioners@ir.
DE Ebeil lmo borte ole 9Sreoiet Don
%oitor Or. Sarris airf. @egleitet
mar ser QrdiiOcnt aui Der 8abrt nah
Baltimore BON ieiner Eodter Nlorp
mo oereu SSrelmom Sri. N1orD
Smith 0rei 9eonite ocs @c6eim.
oienites wohten ouf Der 6obrt imO
in Baltimore iiber oie SiAcr6eit oes
Gretlitib6eoniten Der Union. Gbe Der
%rdiioent Die 9fiidiobrt nod oer9m-
oesbmiptitoot antrot, beiudte cr 4ro.
iciior SarrD s. 9ieio BON ser sSobns
Soptins lliliperiitdt in oeiien &eim
9lr. COS, GotbeoralitraBe uno belt
lid BORT cine bolbe Stunoe ali 9Sroi.
9ieiO lit Elm Stuoiengenoie oes RrG.
iioenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
scl6itmurO -OScrimdl.

SroB ser angemanoten @riiuolih.
felt iie tranf orei polle Slaihen
Sol5-gllfobol 9elong es Der glege-
rim Sottie @oibingtou pon 9tr 400,
Nlprtle 9lpeme, geitem 9todniittaa
nibt, ibrem Se6en Elm GnOc 81 ma
den. Sic wlroe ms llniuerlitotSi
Soipital geidoiit 100 Die 9ler5te ibi
rem 3litouO ais lngeidbrlih be5eib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
eedlS @ricdleu 0er6aftet.

@egen angeblic6er &ubeitorlng
iplroen geitern 9lbeno seeen 10 llbr
iehs @rieHen III oem Sniie oes 80
Sabre olten @eoree Sfolfas, 9lr.24I
@orriiouitraBe, bon Dem 9hunoc Ger
oeonteu Sooo unO Dem SergeautenS.
Stein per6oitet lno in Die mittlere
9Soli5eiitotiou eingelieiert SfolfqS
1T ferner 6ei6uloiet angeblid aeilti-
ae @etrGnfe obne 2icen5 0erfouit 81
baben. Sente @ormittog meroen ole
g(rreltonten Dor @oli8eiridter Sup
pIee elm @erh1r an beiteben 1aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
sluf muitsriSic gsciic esidoiisu-

Ser IA Sabre olte Charles Sip.
comb BON 93r. 1908. 98oro.@ai6ing.
ton.StroBe, eing eeitern @lorsen nit
Ieinem 6relnOe Soiep6 @erten in
ser gadbe oes 98eger 6ricobofes al
Der @elair.9ioao, no6e Ger 9re6ms.
2one, ipo5icren ais er ploblib cine
aueel in oie linfe Siifte erbielt.
Srob oIler glo6foridungeu founte
Ger SdicBer niht crmittelt meroen.
Der 9lngeiboiienc fohnte iih nod
Noie begeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
gcr6nfts6cfc6lc fir sedlsse0n.


9ci Scr Geoiitriruna I'M orittcn 81.
thrift bon Slime 2lrim0el. .Gountp
iollen ongeblid shwmoeIeien
uor9cfomueu iein seds Ser
ioncn bereits oer6oitet. @oli.
5eimaribaa nit @oli5iiteu nadl
Dem gotureut a6aeiobra.
9ulc nit DER &egiitriruna i'm 81.
iommen6ona itebenoe 9liiaire in oem
oritten Giitrift BON gunc 9lrimocl.
Golutp ucripriht picl Stoub aui5u-
pirbeln. Sn oem Bureau oeS
Staatsanpalt9 9rocuina iinO ae.
tern 9ladmittag iiir ied5e6n &erio-
neu &erbaits6efe6le ausgeiiellt Dor
Den. Iieie perocn angebliber
SAminocleien bel Der Heaiitrirlmg
an 6. Sfto6er i'm oritten &abloi.
itrift bon glnne 9lrlluoel,Gomtp, be.
ihuloiaf.
sir Die 6olaenoeu iino &erbaitS.
6eieblc oisgeiteQt.
E5omos s.. aellep, 91r. ~, Dit.
Yort.StroBe
5rances Gouucrs, 9ir. III, Git.
Yort. StroBe
1Srant 8e0cll 81. S6eriif oon
9lune 2Irunoel GolmtD;
@illiam Q. @ortbenS. uou 9}r.
1876, Oit@6ur6 .StroBe;
0aniel ,Sra3ier, Sug6es. StroBe;
@iaiam 3. SSiepatrid Ger. III,
0ityort- StroBe
Sorrp Soeilid. 9}r. 21 @iIliam.
iou-StroBe;
Gomoro Simon 5tonco Greet,
9ialp6 &atts, ~, Dorf. Str;
Serome Corners, gtr. If, Gii-
Dorf-StraBe;
So5n NuDlor, @i(liamS.S .StroBe
@corg 9Ibbott IT, 9tr 1li, Nit.
9)ort.StroBc;
@cor9c 9I6bott sr., 9}r. III, 0it.
PORT StroBc;
Sacob anig6t, 9lr. 26, Oit.@lont
gomerusStroBc
Senrp Ncdcr 9lr. ~, Sitgorf
StraBt.
&on ocn @enonntcn murOen ges
tern icdls perbaftet. Siepatrid. ael-
leD lmo @otts wuroen in Die iiiOli6c
Foli5ciiiotiou einaeleiert imo @or.
t6en anig6t luo S6ilib nad Der
mittleren soli5eitiation ge6roht.
SSibpotrid wuroe inter $1,000 9iirg.
ihaft entluiien ln mebrere Ger @e-
nannten welbe bon ben 9e6oroeu
aeiu6t peroen ouf 9(uiternbooten i'm
&otireut tbGtig iino. ilibr gcitern
glbeno Observation-Disclosures, Stills,
Maridaa Souie nebit Der 9eiatung
Oes @oli5ei6ootes ..Sanuan~ nittels
lineQl Stoots Zanipier NdH Dem 9a.
hrcnt Inn BORT ole meitereu @er6ai.
tungen uor3une6men. &nig6t be-
oleitete sic 9Soli5ei aili Der 6a6rt Inn
Die @eludten ben 9camten m5uoeu.
ten.
IS perlautet, oaB angc6lih etiuo
30 9eiite am 6. Cftober in 8aiolin.
bootcn nod 2lrmiger's Station ae-
braGt mur0en lnO bort rcaiitrirten.
Sie ioaen ooiiir ic 50 9aargelO er.
5alten 6aben imo nit Grfriihungen
aller 2lrt bemirtbet woroen iein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

y T. w an I sVl Y a IN u q y q u
to0t.
Serr Nlatt6eip WlcGlannohon wel,
der orei Wiol Wlo0or bon @illiamS-
port, @lo., mar, lit I'M gllter BON 70
Sabren aus Dem Seben geihieoen.
Gr mar elm 9eteran oes 8iirgerfrie-
ges imo ge6orte 5ur 9ompognie IS
oes eriien WlarDlanoer &apallerics
9ieginentS. S,n DER S6ladt bel
@ettDsburg mo 9ranop. Station
5eihnete CT iid aon5 beiopoers aus,
@leih nah Der Gollehonn0 oeS
9aues ser @eitern MarDlano @iien.
6o6n wuroc en- 5im &aiiogier. imo
,Sradt.glgent Der @iien6abu rndhni.
Tdhen Foiteu er 30 Sabre lang
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
WluOame gluruuOO i'm NH, ct. glsnes
GpQeQ.

W3ooome 9loeloioe 9lormooo. ole
nanlbaftc SperniGngerih gob am
Sonitog 9todmittog I'M @}ormt Ct.
9lgncs' College 81 0lount @aibing-
ton Elm 9lecitol. 8os gluOitoriiim
ccs Goacgs mar ii6erfiint nit oanf-
barren 3u6orern. Dos 9Srogronm
entbielt .unter 9luoerem pGlio's
Groum0 aus Dem ,.2obenqrnL !, @li-
iobet9's @c6ct" uno Did griiBe
iG mieoer. t6euere @oac" aus Dem
..Eoun6Guicr. ~Qos Spinnlie0" IL.
n0ie Sumclen 9lrie" aus o5oiit =
5mei 9lrien aus uGormen~ oaumter
oQie Sobonero, oDos Wlonolieo~
ohs Dem u@1ifaoo: Scr 9(bibieo
ser W1ooome 9utterilu BON i6renI
Since. eSn oieier Scene itelte Die
flcine Got6orine aor6Ip, oie Eod6ter
oes GonereB glbgeoroneten Gbos.
81. aorblp bon Snoioia peIbe oic
Glcmentorflaiie Oes Goaegs beiudt
0os aino bar. Die groBe 5duaerin
nairoe olli Dem Yiano beoleitet BON
ilrer Iodter, pelhe Dem Sroen Der
formber5ieen Sdmeitern ougebort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

Suuae 6rou. uGs III ibon mOslicq.
lie6er Sans, ooB i'd oos aoden ood
nod erlerne meine @ntpIdlunG
lit ia nod ldneit ni4t abgelhlolleil%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02
9lnto geIto6lcn.

Gas iiinfiisige 9lutomobil oeS &rn-
2oniS Sonoorf Der IN oen Nlorl6ot
roigb apartments on Gitom @locc
iuo6nt, mnrOe gcitern gIbcno 5uilhci
) unO Z ll6r por Oiccm Solilc aelto6.
len. Gie %oli5ei wuroe 6euaArib.
ii9t fonntc a6er bis ieBt Die Iiebeu
nicbt ouf sic Spu fonimcn 2ie 81.
ccn5 iit4dS0
Vaur mrs gInsIan0 OeIorat 6. gaIn.. l1a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

Scrr Gm Giicnbobuobt9eil aur
rpe6cn i6nl iieben0eu Gane) vSgir
iuGbcrn uus ieet ehlem Sunnel lle'
hes 6rdalein"
5rGulein Gas berehtigt Sle
Iaber nidt oa5u iih MIR 81 nd1ernN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

idiff 9elunfen2
2onOon, / giopember. Giner
MelOung ans 0oper au oen o@eefID
Gispotcb~ 5liolge purOe am San.
itag cir britiides Sdiii ua6e ser
bel9iiben aiitc ourd cine NPine 5iun
Sinteu gebradt. Cb cs ii6 Inn Elm
Sriegsid6iii ooer Elm Snuoesiubifi
banoelt, mar nidt aeiagt; oas SbNi
bate auaeblih crit anl 6reitag Gouer
oerloiien. GS lit moglih. Dab Der
9cri6t uer5ogert uno pertriippelt
por umo iid aui oen 6ritiiden areu.
Ger nSermes" be5ebcn mag ser Be.
fanutlih aeitern in Der StraBe bon
CoOer ourG ein oeutiheS llHteriee.
boot in sen @rmO aebobrt mllroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

babe sic nic firm iroBes 2idt gebdl-
ten o6er Sic iino ja oirett n ~.
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-02

So6nnBc 80 G9peItsr, Der Wianu
oo orii6en m0Gts piHen ob er bid
itbwtmmen lerntn oiirfe2~
Die Snlpeiter: ,Sag ibu nllr, idI
bate i8on iisbeu anberen beriproden,
mid I4pimmen lebren, un0 ouBer0,m
tonnit i'd I9on itbpimmen.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23
WOman's Missionary Society.

The W. Nj. :. met at the church
Monday afternoon with p mem
hers and one visitor present. / he
president being absent Mrs. Lar IN
Smith FIRST vlce-presldent pre-
sided. The manifest interest IN
devotional services shows that our
society Is nslng IN spiritual
strength. We want TO feel that
there is a responsibility on each
OF US as individuals in the saliva
ton Of souls and aiding downtallen
humanity.
An interesting sketch from w.
NJ. Council, recently held IN
Houston, Texas, was read by the
Press Supt. Mrs. Belser was
elected as delegate to the Mission
arv Conference 10 be held in Mag
nolia Nav Is.
Mesdames Matte Anderson and
Belser were appointed to confer
with building committee TO plan
new parsonage which IS TO be built
soon.
IN interesting PROGRAM from the
MISSIONARY Voice Will he given
Monday afternoon April As. with
Mrs. BeIsef as leader. We MISS
the presence OF our president, who
has been absent tor several meet
lngs on account OF sickness, and
hope she may soon meet with US
AGAIN. Press Supt.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23
Contest Closed.

The attendance contest in the
Bataca- PhiIathea Class closed last
Sunday, the Blues winning by ont
member, From which may well
be drawn the lesson oil individual
responsibility, Tor had any one
member tailed to he present, the
victory would have been lost. ~
II Is, the contest was 50 close thai
the defeat leaves no sting tor the
Reds, for both eldes have been ioNal
and true and both have dom then
work well. Inc entertainment,
which viii really be class aih4u
but in the preparations tor which
the Reds viii take the lead, will be
given at an early date. The Reds
chose II. n Boulder, l.. Rart-
mess and Sam Thompson as a
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23
CONSTIPATION MAY
CAUSE APPENDICITIS
II Pays 10 Be Watchfu| and Careful.
OOdsOn's Liver Tone Is Recon-
mended and Guaranteed

In number OF cases 1t has
seemed that appendicitis has re-
suited from chronic constipation
Hence 1t IS we'll to be careful and
keep the system IN as good work
ing order as possible, for ii YOU
never suffer from constipation YOU
are likely to lessen Your Inability
to other complications and
troubles.
But that does not mean that it s
wise for YOU to use calomel, a
poison that STAYS IN the system
and often leaves bad effects behind
II, even after YOU may have APP
peared to be ben. hted temporarily.
As matter OF fact, Galomel Is eN-
ceedlnglv dangerous TO many peo-
pie, perhaps to YOU. So it is Just
us Well not to take chances.
For constipation, hiliousness,
liver complaint, SICK headac he,
etc Dodson Liver Tone Is euat-
anteed by Hammock 5 Drug Store,
who Will cheeriullV T, fund purchase
price 05oe.D instantly to YOU in
the event that it tails TO give com
plete satisfaction.
Dodson 5 Liver Tone Is vege-
table liquid, perfectly harmless,
easy TO take and highly effective
without pam, ache OF eripc and
leaving no bad aiter-ettccts. 1t
assists nature and builds YOU up
instead OF weakening YOU. SO
many people have been immensely
benefited by this good remedy that
II $ worth Your looking INTO at
once. Make no mistake ask tor
Dodson Liver Tone.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23

committee on arrangements. None
could but admire the spirit OF
readiness and good-te llowship with
which the Reds expressed them
selves ready for work. Someone
! has SAID that a gentleman is A
man that IS clean INSIDE and out;
who neither looks up to the rich
nor down to the poor; who can
lose without squalling and win
without Dragging; who is con
siderate OF women, children and
old people; who Is too brave to
lie, too generous to cheat, and
who takes his share OF the world
and lets other people have theirs -
Both Reds and Blues are fortunate
to number many such among their
loyal members.
After A very interesting dis
cussion Of the Cost OF Disciple
ship" President Helmstetter
closed the meeting with a stirring
appea to each member OF the class
to maintain the high standard OF
attendance set during the contest
and establish beyond doubt the
fact that the real object OF the con-
test had been the Gathering OF
new members who We're otherwise
not attending Sunday School, and
not mere Y the winning OF the VIC
tory.
Class meets each SUNDAY
promptly at o:45 in the lodge hall.
Everybody invited.
Class Reporter.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23
School Notes.

Everyone is hard at work again
after a vacation OF four days. All
the teachers report very delight
tul and instructive trip.
Miss Patient also visited Iela-
tives at Hensley during the holi-
days.
We wish to correct a mistake in
the notes OF last week regarding
the contestants. Joe Dante is to
be the representative in Declama-
ton at Monticello instead OF Joseph
Duerson,
Mr.. Melton visited ome-tolks
at Conway last week after attend
ing the teachers meeting at Little
Rock.
Miss lane Carmichael visited
home-tolks at Monticello last
week.
Seeing what he considered an
error IN the text on Caesar We are
using, Prof. Barnett wrote 10 the
publishers calling their attention
to the error. In their reply, which
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23

Class elected their teacher Mrs.
Maude BusseV as principal and
Miss Tommie Maulding as altern-
ate to attend the approaching State
Sunday School Convention to con-
vene at Little Rock 2Sth inst. Ii
is to be hoped that our school viii
be represented IN the Convention
by more than one delegate.
The attendance at both the
morning and the evening services
OF Sunday was good. The pastor
announced that at the evening ser
vice OF next Sunday he would
preach especially to the members
Of the order OF Odd Fellows, who
who through their representative
had requested him to do so. But
the sermon viii be equally appro-
pirate for others as tor Odd Eel
lows. II Will be strictly a Bible
theme.
The Christia EndeaVor Society
held an interesting prayer meeting
at their usual hour. Sunday p.
IN. The meeting was led by Miss
Nerna Maulding. Encouraged BY
the success OF their meeting OF
Easter evening, the Endeavorers
have, agreed TO become responsible
for another meeting at AS D. m.
OF the FIRST Sunday of next month.
!. l. HANrY, Pastor.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23
AMONG COl.ORfD PEOPLE
MRS S C. COLEMAN, Hsporisr


Collins las, week
Miss hnssie ackson IS visiting
tfiends IN Loulsina.
Sllas ROGERS spent few DAVIS
| last week IN Pine Bluff.
s,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Miller visited
friends last week at Collins.
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MIS-. oIilt hoeets and hef sister,
MIS-. T.. l.. hellev' spent week
IN fot springs attending a foil-
ness iheeuhs.
Dlfp-M Mrs. Anne wv. aged g
wears. died suddenly at her home
IN Dermott last FRIDAY Of heart
failure. The funeral was held
Sunday. and was one of IN.
LARGEST ever attended IN permott.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-04-23
Duings at Presbyterian Church.

In attendance the Sunday school
showed an increase over previous
Sunday. Classes Nos. and =
were star classes. The Berea