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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09

Mrs. J. H. Patton has gone to
Gainesville, Tenn, and will bring
her aunt, Mrs. T. H. Smith, home
with her to spend the winter.
Mr.. Neel Printup has accepted a
position as book keeper with the
Kennesaw Marble Co, and ne and his
wife are boarding with Mrs. Paul
Leake.
Miss Marion Fielder entertained
Miss Rosa Willingham and Mr..
| Meares and their wedding atten-
| dants at a matinee in Atlanta Mon
| day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Towers and
Miss Laura Mel Towers are with
the Misses Towers here for Octo-
Der. They will go later to Florida
to spend the winter.
Miss Constance Cole is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
at DR.. Nolan's Sanitorium. She is
ableto see her friends now and her
room is always beautiful with the
sweetest flowers in vases and also
growing in pots.
The apple growers of the North
are in the same fix as our cotton
growers in the matter of demand and
price, and the Buy-aBarrel move
ment is being started there along
the same line as the Buy-a-Baie
Movement in the South.
Mr.. C. A. Hamilton, of Due West,
was in town Saturday selling corn.
He expects to gather 800 bushels.
Farmers in his vicinity are holding
their cotton. Mr.. c. A. Kemp has
ginned 80 bales and of that number
so far only 6 have been sold
Don't forget our sale starting Fri
day, Oct. 9th. Special Bargains in
ladies dresses worth $3.50 going for
$3.45. Ladies Dresses value $1.25
going for 63 cents, Don't fail to
come to the German Store, old Post
Office building, L. Saul, prop.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Anderson
left their summer home here Monday
for Savannah. Mrs. Anderson re-
turned from Boston, Mass, last week
where she had been to enter her
| daughter, Miss Page Anderson, ia
boarding school at Walnut Hills.
Miss Laura Margaret Hoppe gave
bridge luncheon Friday for Miss
Rosa Willingham. Pink roses and
golden rod were the flowers used
and a delicious four-course luncheon
was served before the game. Miss
Agnes Smith won the prize for high
est score, a pair of silken hose and
dainty camisole of blue crepe de
chine and lace was bestowed upon
the guest of honor who was lovely
in blue charmeuse and black hat.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Shaw have
moved into their new home on Tram
NELL Street.
Mrs. R. H. Dean and her son. DR..
Russell Dean, have returned to Jack.
sonville, Fla.
All the Marietta girls who are in
school at Agnes-Scott College spent
the weekend at home.
Mrs. Meek and Miss Florence
Meek, of Chilhowie, Va, are visit
ing Mrs. A. E. Davenport,
Mrs. ]. R. Greer and little son
have returned from Charleston where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. DuBose,
Miss Emily Cassin is visiting Miss
Eta Putnam and Miss Marion Fiel-
der is guest of Miss Frances Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Butler and
little daughter are spending Octo-
Der with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wi
kle.
Mrs. Bolan Brumby, Mrs. Ed Hunt
and Mrs. Lewis Turner recently
spent few days in Admission, Ala.
going over with Mr.. and Mrs. Adj
rian Cortelyou in their car.
Mr.. j. M. Stephens lost most of
his cotton in a hail-storm but has
made a fine crop of corn and has
some extremely good pigs awaiting
cold weather to be changed into
pork
Why suffer with that uncomforta-
BILE fullness, headache, sour, gassy
or upset stomach when Mi-o-na Tab
lets will give prompt, effective and
safe relief or no charge. Hodges
Drug Co.
Col. John p. Cheney has been ex-
hibiting some very fine apples from
his Cobb County Farm in the show
windows of the Norton Hardware
Co. They are not only immense in
size but richly favored.
Mr.. Len Baldwin has bought the
beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Her.
bert Brown, on Forest Avenue, ex.
changing "Cozey Den Cottage" in
part payment. They will take pos
session of their new home the last
week. in October This sale was
made by Mr.. William T. Holland.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09
erbcne 1aews for this page TO
Nrs. Carter.
PHONE $40.

Mrs. E. B. Mcneil is at the Ken
gssaw House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Milan have
moved to Buffers.
Mrs. Pearl Welsh has returned
from a visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. Alex Lawrence and children
have returned to Savannah.
Miss Ruth Stephens is visiting her
amt Mrs. Hilburn, in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hendrix are
IN Hogansville visiting relatives.
Miss Marie Davis, of Fernandina,
Fla, is visiting Miss Anne Wad-
all.
Miss Helen Park, of Greensboro,
cas a guest of Miss Eillene Gober
this week.
When you think of organs think
Of Carpenter. Weem's Music Store,
Trever Building. sit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Christian
have moved from Decatur to Far
Oaks where they are building a resi-
dence.
Mrs. John William Chalkley, Of
Virginia, has returned home after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. James L.
Camblos.
Mrs. George Cardy and daughters,
Edith and Dorothy, returned on Sat-
urday to their home in Jackson
vile, Fla.
Mrs. King Copper has returned to
her home in Spartanburg, S. c. after
spending the summer with Mrs. AL
Gert Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Potts have
named their son John Thompson for
his maternal grandfather, Judge AL
mand of Conyers.
Mrs. Herbert Brown is spending
few days with Mrs. H. Cottingham
before going to Atlanta where she
wiz spend the winter.
Mrs. J. w. Henderson and Miss
Maggie Cunningham spent last Sun
day in the country with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Cunningham.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09
U. D. c. RECITAL

The I. d. c. Recital at DIR. No
ian's was a high class entertainment
and very much enjoyed by all VINO
were fortunate enough to be there.
The Kennesaw Chapter feels very
grateful to Miss Maud Foster, Miss
Mary Atkinson, MIR. Paul Lovejoy
and Mrs. Hodges for giving us this
recital. S11.00 was made for the
Room at Richmond.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09
EVELYN CHENEY'S BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. John p. Cheney celebrated
the 18th birthday of her daughter,
Evelyn, Saturday with a charming
party to which "a little girls were
invited.
The house was darkened then
lighted by electricity and many yell
low candles in yellow rosettes.
Nantes and cabinets were banked
with golden rod and a gilt basket,
filled with golden rod, with a bow
of yellow tulle on the handle, form
ed the center-piece. White crochet
ed mats over yellow were on the ia
bic and on these were cut-glass
naples, filled with white and yell
low minis and sailed almonds.
The favors were yellow kewpies
filled with almonds and the punch
was yellow. Yellow and white
sliced ice cream was served with yell
low and white cake and sea-foam
cake. The score cards were hand
painted baskets of golden rod with
tiny bows Of yellow ribbon on the
handles. These were lovely and were
made by Mrs. Charlie Granting.
Various games were played and
Christine Blair won first prize, a
bottle of toilet water. Emily Kemp
won the BOBBY, a small box of can
dy. Evelyn received many nice
presents.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09
REED-BARFIELD.

Miss Etha May Reed and Mr.. Guy
Barfield were married Sunday morn.
ing at the home Of Judge ]. II. Nix
who officiated. An interesting fact
in connection with this happy event
is that Judge Nix performed the
ceremony uniting Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Barfield, the ride-groom's pa
rents, about p years ago. Judge
Nix is white-haired but expects 10
marry many more happy young cou-
pies
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09

Mrs. T. w. Reed spent the week
end in Dalton with Mrs. Henry l..
Smith.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09
piles Cured In 6 to "a Days

Your druggis. will refund money II pAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in s to II days
The hrst application gives Ease and Rest. SOC
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-10-09

Invlgoratlng to the Pale and SlckIy
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .enriches the blood and builds pthe sys-
TEN. true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
ecl6itmurb -SScrindI.

6rou 6lorcnrc Stern nobm Gorbol-
iditrc. Satte oor6er 5treit nit
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fonntcu Moune ii6erraiht 6o6en
Die iunge Srau Dcriiicbte nm ongeb-
lid in i6rer 9eltiir3ln9 ben Gintre-
ten0en an ser &e6le 5r miirgen, elite
io0onn in sic &ii6e i6rer @o6nlmg
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Monente ans Ser &an0 Su ic6loqen
uno ouf Dem 5lB6oOcn 81 5erihcllen
Die nuigeregte ,Srou lici bicroii in
elm 3inmer Oes o6ercn StodperfeS.
9lii einen Gid iianO Ooicl6it ein
weiteres @efdB nit Gar6olidure,
@ier geIong es i6r nnmc6r, cine
gr0Bcre Guantitdt GcS @iiteS 5u trin-
fen. Or Campbell puroc 6cna6.
ricbtigt inO conitatirte no6 icinen
@htrciien an Nrt uno Steac, OaB
Der 3nitauo Der jungen 15rai ernit
ici cr ieOoc6 alou5e, COB cS Der dr5t
lideu &uHit NeliuGen miro, ihr Sc.
ben 81 crboltcn Ser &eibcr bel
6raa Stein pcri1wano in Der gllti.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
Sir Sen n0cntidlcu Sag"

6eii-Goniitcen iiir Die A. 6cicr trci-
fen sic leBten arrangements iiir
OoS aroBe 6cit ser Gentiden. w
9Saiior Or Suhlis Soimanu fiiu-
oiot an, ooB Serr Sans Seinrid
GDers. eiu 9erliner 9lomou-
sdriiiileacr, eiuer Der 6eitreoner
iein miro.
Gem Gnt6uliasmuS ser 6eitGomi-
teen no6 5ll urt6cilcu, oeriprid6t Die
oieSid6riae OeiltiGc Gagieier cine ser
i16uiteu 6eitIi6feiteu 3u weroen.
SSebt, 100 0aS oeutiGe @aterlanO Ell
nen &anpi Inn ieiue Griiten5 fii6rt,
miro iid Oos 6ieiigc Geuti6t6um i'm
fremoen 2anOe 5uiommeuibaaren
mo Elm id6rliAes Set Oeranitolten,
Oos pieOerlun Oem GeutiAt6lmu 6u
Gbre gcreic9en ioll. Gie r&ereinig.
ten Sdnger BON Baltimore" mcrOeu
Oas 6eit peri10nerm mo luic @oitor
Or SlIius Sofmouu III ser geitri-
sen Si6ung i'm Sotel Roleigb bic
1Sclt Gomitceu iniornirte, miro 5i
0en &nuptrconern Serr %ans $ein-
rid Gpcrs bon 9erlin ein 0eiltlder
Observation-Disclosures, 3a6leu. 9ln Die
6cii-Gonitcen wuroen Die not6igcn
synitruftioncn ert6eilt 6erner &C.
longten Oie Gidcts fir 0ie 6cier 3ur
@ert6eilng. Ger nAaacmeinc 9lr-
better &ronfen lltteritiibungs.Ger-
Elm bon SIt.9oltimore,~ Der 80 Nlit-
g(ieoer 5d6lt, meloete ieinen 9eitritt
gum nllno66dnaigcn @iirgerOcrein"
an. Giner ser &eoner 0es 9l6euOs
mar Yolor Grnit BON Sabmmn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
NM6idl aMaacltaitet.

Inter Ocn gluipi8icn 0cS 0NereinS
ser &olfIeiltc m0 8abrifonten" III
ioe6en sic Seitnilmmer u@oltimore8
eri6ienen. 0aS biibid msgeitattetc
@erfdeu eignet iih gum &erienocu
ON Trelnoe mO @efonnte I'M alteu
%oterlan0e, lmo man ioIlte OeSwegen
an oen Sefretdr 9tobert s. @eo@a1
iGreibcu Der ole nit eincm bunten
,EiteI4lotte pGriebGue, .9(psgo6e an
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III. 0ie pieIen Sllliltrationcn in Oem
9nhe oebeu 0em Gmpfdnocr cine
quite 9lniiht iiber OoS ncue 8oIti.
more. Wlon oorcliire: &obt. s.
@cubonL 9romo Setter Eoper
@itil0ing Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
eciac OcS &apitcs aniae6a6rt.

Sn Scr &opeae 0cs 0l. Sdtroncnts
in scr CT. @eterstircbe. 9lah-
rid5t Don Dem Gooe Scr Sdmeitcr
ocs @apitcs 6cru6tc oli SIR.
t1um.
9lonL 21 9luguit. @etrogcn
BON Ocn WlitQlieOcrn Der pGpitlihen
9eibgaroc, pilroe Scr 2eibnam Oes
&apiteS 9Stus oes 3e6nten no6 Der
aopeae Ocs ST.. Satromeuts in Der
%etersfir9e ii6crfii6rt.
5auieuOe bon Ecrionen batten
por6er oas G6ron5immer beiudt, no
Die 2eidc aufae6a6rt lag, inn eineu
lebten @lid auf oaS 9(ntliB Oes tooten
Bontiier 5u merien
Die 8cer0ilnng OcS 4opitcs miro
obiolut pri0ot iciu. 0iea muroe
beuic 6ci1loIen.
Gic 9eibc murOe bentc por i6rer
llebcriii6rimg noH Der &apcllc Gin.
boliauirt. Ser cin5igc @ruOcr Oes
SGopites, 9lngelo Sarto, lit belIte in
9iom angelon9t. Gr lit poaitdnoi9
gebroden.
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nod am 2eben.
2on0oM q. 9lugult. Cine
folihe @}cl0uua wuroe aeiteru in
2onoon per0fientlidt nod Der gluno
Sarto, sic Sdwcitcr oes perltorbe-
men @opIteS @ius oes 8e6nten frr0
nod Dem Eooe ibres 9ruoerS an ben
6oIgen 6ieier Ermnertumoe geltorben
iei. Ger Sebler icbeint iih in Der
llebermittelilne Scr Eelearomme aus
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Shpeiter ocS 8opiteS lcbt 1T ober
idon felt Idu0erer 8eit leioeno uuo
Deiinoet ii6 in 9cbouoImg oes Or.
glmici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
llmuermeiOlidJer llufaQ,

@ci eincm inter %oriib oes Goro'
ncrS @cinberg aeiiern 9l6eno in Der
iii0meitliNcn Eoli3ciitation abgcbalte.
ncn @ei1Worenen-Snqucit puroc Der
Eoo OeS 10 Sabre alten 3eitlngSper-
fGniers So6n s. TrmllncD BON gfr.
1919, Summit. StraBc, Scr am 0ons
ncrltag pon cincm 9Iutomobil iiber-
ia6ren morOcn par, ais nnpcrmeioba'
rcr llniaa be5eiduct. Scr 9oiitrat'
tor SyoIep6 s. @rodmol BON 9fr.
2535, GaiiernQlpenuc, Ser Scliber
lmo Qcnfer oes 9lutonobilS, wlroe
iniolqc oeiieu BON Der S6ulo al Dem
llniaQ irei9eiprOdcn mo oni ireien
GuB Qclcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

Ger 53-id6rige SSo6u SulIipon
Elm StraBeureiniger, ruo6n6ait IN Ger
529, SiO-Slutou 9lpenie, mlrOe &C.
itcrn 9}o6mitiag gc9cn 2 ll6r nab.
rcnO Der 9lr6cit, an Ser Gde bon Ger
ington5 unO Calhoun StroBe bon
Der SiBc ii6ermonnt unO itor6 5mci
Stlnoen na6 ieiucr Ginlieierln1 in
Oos n5rauflin Square SoipitaI."
6rau Sora6 SermmL 70 Sabre
alt, bon 9fr. 2t11 Git%rott StroBc,
purOc geiiern geaen @littaa an Der
Gde BON Su0ion-ShoBe uno Salt
9lpenue bon ser Site ii6crpdltigt
unO nuiBtc in oie @o6nlmg 6ronf
S6ermans, 9tr 1925 SiiO-Gcdcr.
9loenue, oe6rodt werOcn Sp0ter
murOe lie io0onn in i6re eigene gSo6-
mmg ii6criii6rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22

Sin 10 Gage alter &no6c mlrOe
geiiern 9lbenO naA ieiner Giuliclc4
rung in 0oS ct. @inccutS @inoer-
9(ipl getouit, ga ii6 oos ainO in ie6r
iHmGhliHen 3uitanoe 6eianO yer
&nobe erbielt oen 9famen n&op6
9iO0le" @eiteru 9}oHnittog bier
ll6r eri6ien cine ungefd6r p SABRE
alie, 6loB nlSie6enOc Srou nit oem
o6enerrp06nieu &na6cn auf Dem 9(rin
6ei 6rau 8. Gropieo BON 9lr. 1i06,
0it9iOOle.StroBe sic trogte, Oh
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6obeu f0nnc. SSroi Gropiep io9:e,
ooB ic Elm 3inmer frei 6obe llnO'Oic
lln6efnnntc occeptirte oie 9eOinglus
gen. sic iogte, BOB iie on Der Sol
lev., nobe ser G6aic-StroBe, geuo6ut
6o6e. Sic 6ot oanu 6rou Groplcy
Ocn fleineYl &nobcn 81 6oltcn Od iic
fir ocnielbcn ctuaS fouien molle
6rou GropieD nobm ooS Sino in Sb-
but uno sic @liltter fam nibt meDr
3uriid. Gic Gritere i6crgo6 Oann
Dem &na6en ser @ol5ci. 2iclltenant
Grote BON ser uorooitlidcn %oIi5ei.
Itotion io6, OoB ooS ain0 ie0r
idpdHliH nor lmo ionOtc ooieIbe
ioiort rod 0em ct. @inceni's ainoer-
9liDl 100 ooiicl6e flir5c 3eit ipdtcr
nit oen 9loueu 9lalp6 9iO0Ic &C.
tolit rnO regiitrirt muroe.
@oli5iit WlilSfe bon Ser noro0itli-
den &oli5ciitotion 6cgob iit6 uaN
ser GoQeD- -StroBe, I'M ois5ufinOcn
o6 Sic un6ctonnte Nlutter Oort sc.
mo6ut 6ottc. Seine 9enii6uugen
6licbcn ober criol0loS. Sic lube
fonnie lit uugcfd6r % Sabre aft 8
SUB qroB, 100 %ilno idwer Se
bate feinea Sut uno trng cinc meiBe
@hic uno eincn 6raltnen &od
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
Bur eluioem 9iM6e.

0ie @eerOiglmg Der om lesten
Dienltog I'M 9llter bon 81 Sobren
aus Dem 2ebcn geihieOencu 6rot
Sophie W}iholstL eeb. 9ionf, fonO
Gc1tcru Cocbmittog bon i6rcr gSob.
nung 9lr. 171O, Calhoun
StrdBc, ans itott Grdn6c uno lon'
itigc @lumcnipen6en worcn bon nab
lmo fern ciugegongeu. Yoitor &iibn
uno @oItor SpicImm no6meu Die
fir6libcn @ouolrngcn Dor, morouf
sic @ciieblng auf Sem ct. @oulS
Srico6oie crfoIgtc. SSrelmoc ser So.
mile fungirien ais @obrtudtrd9cr.
0ic Qo6inoeiMicOene mar an 1. 9Iu.
guIt 1868 ou 2ouocouine @3o., &c.
bcrcn. Nlebcn ibrcm @ottcn Nrn.
Sronf Wlitbulsft biutcrlGBt iie 8pci
9|riiocr, sic SN. cieoroe 9S. unH
%bilip g. 9louf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
S5eirat6S -0iccnSen.

@arro 0iStilL 81; 2cuo @o5opsfp,
%.
9laomouo 4ecr, 80, 9lcparf9}..S5
6lorcncc 9Solter, 20, Baltimore.
Sonas ErainDS, 80; @larpana Gli-
tlllioniS II.
Scnr0 Se9er, % !; 2poia q. Sons
IT, 90.
6ranl 9}o6lm a. N}ioolc6oru,
u. ..@a.; &oic @enoer, 90, Baltimore.
,Sreoerid @edcs, 20; 9lnna 6.
S6iplcD, "a,
Seize S. Smith, %, @unocs-@1a-
rine; 8. 6. Saroiitp, 80, 9!nuapolis,
@la.
Clarence 8. Wlinuid5. 81 9lcaie 3.
Smongcr, 81.
@icentas Jniaitis, 90; @iarD llia.
pacllitc, 80.
benjamin Gotterton, 81; 9(nuic
9earO, 10.
ssoltcr 81. @Siaer, q; aatie 8
9li6, 10.
9obcrt $. @rotman 20; Sable
@uman 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
alanfcrci mit IdIimmem gIMsaanag

Syn cincr millten &ouferei 3miicben
uroef6br Is gleocrn an ser glnitO,
llobc 2crington.S .StroBe. mur0e ge-
Itern 9l6cno fur6 noh 12S llbr Der
25 Sabre oltc 9lcecr &obcrt 9lad.
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ocrortig idmer pcrlebt OoB ieinc
lIeberfiibrlng in oos D6rouflip'
Square @oipital" crfolgcn mBte.
aIcbcn ciucm SdGoelbulhe batte CT
snei iicfe @tcieritihc om &opfe mo
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lioci fobnoct ouf oie Gbdtcr, Dcrbaf.
tetc bis icbt ieoob nur Charles y
9laditon einen @ru0er Oes &erleB.
ten iino lieferte i'm inter Der SIN.
i(buloiaung oes lmge6iibrli6cn &c
iragens in oic iiioWeitlide 4oli5ci.
itotion Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-22
glmtOntu6iIfa6rcr Ocr6afict,

Ole Spc5iolpoli5iiteu oeS Slutomo'
IilGoumiiiGrs perboitcteu oie fol.
ccnocn 9lutomobiliobrer mcgen Ser
lcbunq Scr @oridriftcn wclbe Oor.
I6reibcn ooB 2i6tcr am Sintercnoc
ser @loi6iuc nnoc6rodt iein miilicu
81. g. g. SSuttenibciot BON 9lr.3220,
GarliSlc-glpcnue; 8. SS. @roD bon
9ir. 926, Sorlcm9lpemae; 0opio
S]aDncs BON scr @eloir-&ooO; 9. 81.
Slrlcv bon 9lr. 1916, 0foieOoIe 9lpe.
Sorrp g8. gppler bon glr. 1910,
Siio- SbarpitroBe, mo $. 8. g.
Gtidler.
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SlopmonO 2cpis, Der bci Serrn
So6n Seeming, 9lr. 1916, 2ig6titry
bereitS icit ne6reren So6rcn mobntc,
wur6e OoicIbit geiierl 9In6mittog &c.
gen 1913 ll6r bon oieiem toot III iei-
mem 3inmcr ouiaeinnocn. Der 60
roncr Ocs iiioliden 0iitrifts wlroc
6enadrihtiat Serr 2cluiS oiirite I'M.
geiG6r 35 bis 40 Sabre alt geueien
icin uno mar nibt Dcr6eirat6et.
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eaaneIL.NaItimorer anI 0em g9aiIer.

Ser gcitrioe SabreS 9lusilug oeS
n%eriAonerungS.@erein bon Siio-
mcit Baltimore nabEolcbeitcr naGm
unter or0Btcr @ctbeiliglmg eiuen
ouBcroroeuilitb iG0nen uno frobe
liden &erloui 0aS Erogramm fir
sic %eranitalhng mar monnigfaltig
0lianmen oeIteat umo ocrihoiitc ben
Sbcilnebmcrn cine 9(u0o6l reMt &c
miBrciGer Shluocn.
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@ercininte Sinner.

@ebeu $4,000 fiir Oeu Siilisiono
ocS 09}ationol6unoes" fiir oie
gSittpeu imo @oiien in Gcuti6-
louO uno Sciierrci6. 9lnoerc
Gercine.
Sn sen Gicnit ser W}cnidcnIiebc
oeiteQt Go6eu iiA bic n@erciui9tcn
Sdnqer BON Baltimore. SSn ibrcr
geitrigeu 1eIeqoteu-Sibing in Der
n@ermanio NtGnnerbor Safe be-
ri9teie 9rGlioent s. George 9effcrt,
ooB bis iebt bon Den sur Gerei-
niauna 9e6oriacn @ereiuc Der 9ctrog
bon $34S.50 fiir Sen SiilisfonO tur
perpun0ete Ocuti6e unO 0iterreicbi-
i4e Solooten, iopie fiir sic gSiftpen
uhO 8oiicn oefoQeuer &riegcr ge-
iommclt morOen lit. SbobmeiTter
&cunonn D}idlib mur0e eriu6t, Ole
en @etrog ioiOrt an @crrn Niortin
@leDeroird, Oen Sbo6meiiter oes
9iirger-9tt5iAnB 5u ii6erueiien. 0ie
uGeuti6to0 6eier" pcrOen Die Ser
einigten SGnQer~ 0ur1 Ocn &ortrog
me6rerer G60rc peri60nern bcIlen
in0 1T OoS glgitationS-Gonliie, 0ere-
6enO aus sen Serren &einri1 E6o
mos, SSo6n Siod, GSron5 S@nlOt
Senrp Wlerge6cnn mo 6rib 9}orocn-
6ol3 inn Snterciic Der groBcu 6eier
imtcr oeu ocutiden Sdugern Der
StoOt t6Gtig. Sefrctdr George Sin-
mel6e6er erinnerte sic Geleqoten oa-
ran, ooB Oie 9Sro6c iiir OaS Gr6if=
mnqs CONCERT Scr Stcrnen6anner-
gSo6c mclhcS oic nGereinigten SGn-
ger" i'm nGrldo Sia-@orf" geben,
am 30. 9(uglit in Der @aiienboQe
oes iiiuilcn 9ie9imcniS inter Ser Sel-
ilnQ ocs GiriQenten. &o6u 81. &lein,
ltottiinoet S5err 0iuliQp Signnmo,
Gin Nlitglico Der 9lb3ugs.&anol-Gonl-
million, cr6icIt in Der Sibung iein
Giplom ais G6rcn Gelcgot ser u9}er.
eiui0ien Sdnger~
o@crm anita GoncloOc 202~,
Iie lcbtcn ARRANGEMENTS iiir 0a5
am Moutag inn o@cnen0.@orf~ ilnlt
iinOeu0e 6auilienfcil troicn Qelicrn
9lbenO sic @litalieOer OeS ,@erma-
nia-Gonclopc 9tr. POP, bonn Nerbciiers
Ten GrOen Der @eptaiop5en", inl
&mlptqlorticr. &iiiiel5 &oQe an Der
9lorO-6rcoerid StroBc. Serr 2ouiS
Sdnu 1T ser 5cit-%oriibcr inO 0err
SpliiS @o6lcr Der SoiiliS 6eitleitcr.
Gen geilri9eu 9eriC6ien Ger 9lrrau.
gelue 5uiolge ocripribt ser @eiuG)
oeS SeiteS Oen frii6cren &eronital-
tunqen ser Organization in oen
S@otteu 81 ltcaen.
q cutouia &ranfcn I'M
teritiibunqs Gerein"
SSn'S S6mabenoltcr tritt in Oielcm
Satire ocr~4SeJtoujQ 9raufen.llBteg5
itiiblngS gS-Gcrcin". SSn Der u9lmcris
can SoQe" an ser Sit.2om6orO-
StroBc wirO ser gereiu an 2S. 9to.
penlber ooS 6eit ourM Elm Sonfctt
limit oorouifolgen0cm Eon5 6cgeben.
Sm @oiptquorticr u9liiiiePS Safe"
all scr 9}or0-Irc0crid- -StroBe troicn
aeilcrn 9l6enO bic @litglicOcr ocs
@ercins muioiienOc &orbcrcituugea
fiir cine pir0ige 6cicr oes So6rcS.
togeS inter Dem &oriit oeS %rdi;-
0entcn g(l6ert 9iithlcr unO Der %ro.
tofoaiii6rlmg OcS Setrei0rS @lidaei
SHultbeiB. Scrr George g. Shus
nefc, Der Soupt 9lrrongeur 6erid)
icte, BOB Sen i55 @iitglicOern OcS
Gcrcins bci Dem Seite iolde auge
ne6me Shinocn gc6Oteu weroen DOB
iic oieicl6cn itctS in anaene6mer Gr.
inuerllng 6c6altcn merocn-
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satte ieinc GSna mitGiEcM aetreten.

81 $5 Strafc rmo Soften muroe
in ser mcItlideu goli6eiitotion &c.
itcrn Scr 9Seger Sobn Nolmcs bon
Scr Ycoc6 .9laeD bonn 9idter @oloen
perurtbciIt. Gr mar ougelhuloigt,
sic 9lcgerin Coma Smitb aus Der
Gopcr. .StraBe niBbonoelt 5u babcn-
Gicicl6e gob on Bob NolmcS einen
Strcit NIT ibr gcbobt bobe, in Oclien
%crloif CT lic mif Oen 9oOen mart
lrnO iicb nit bciocn SSiiBeu ouf iic
itcltc. Siernif 6obc cr oic gto6.
bor cin9elo0en berein 81 fommcn
uno lidl onSuieben mas cr nit Conc
aemaht bate.
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Syn g[lter Don IS $obrcn ltor6 ge-
fern Ger Wiobcltiidler Oietrib So
Iicr in iciner @obnlne S1r. 26931a,
g6ilfenS- -9lDcmc. Die @ceroigun9
finoet moraen 9lotnlittog ouf benz
u2on0on.@art .Sric0bofe1 itott.
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graal eiMcm NMh

Ser "a Sabre alte SoS @nl6aV
BON 9lr. III, &o6crtioniiroBc, glitt
aeitcrn QlbenO Z ll6r auf elmer @iicn-
platte in oen StonOarO Nel-SScrten
in Canton ans lmo braA Oen lnIcn
SiB. Gr mur0e nit Scr 9lubldon5
DER Gontoner %oijeiitation no6 lei.
ner &o6nunQ 9e6radt.