davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
TIDE TABLES PORT OF VALDEZ

Compiled from the official tide t. bles issued by the Coast and Geodet ic Survey. The time for high and low water is for the Port of Valdez and is Valdez time. Immediately fol. lowing the time of high and low wa. ter is given the height of the tide in feet and tenths:
 Saturday, Dec. 19. High tide 1:59 a. m., 7.8; 1:19 D. m., 10.7.
 Low tide TIP a. m., 2.7; s:21 D. m., IS.
 Sunday, Dec. 20. High tide 2:45 a. m., 7.8; 2:06 D. m. 100
 Low tide 8:03 a. m., 2.8; 9:05 p m., O.8.
 Monday, Dec. 21. High tide 3:3i a. m., 7.7; 2:54 D. m., 90. Low tide S:5S a. m., 80; s:4s p. m., 0.0.
 Tuesday, Dec. 22. High tide 4:17 .m., 7.7; 3:46 p. m., 80. r Low tide s:59 a. m., 3.2; 10:30 p. m., O.9.
 Wednesday, Dec. 23. High tide 5:05 a. m., 7.7.; 4:4e p. m., 70. Low tide 11:09 a. m.. 3.3; 11:14 p m., IS.
 Thursday, Dec. 24. High tide 5:53 a. m., 7.S; 5:57 p. m., 6.1.
 Low tide 12:5s a. m., 3.1; 11:5s a. m., 2.6.
 Friday, Dec. 25. High tide 6:41 a. m., 7.9; 7:24 p. m., 57.
 Low tide 1:46 p. m., 2.1.
 Saturday, Dec. 26. High tide 7:28 a. m., S.1; $50 p. m., 5.6.
 Low tide 12:51 a. m., 3.3; 2:51 p. m., 20.
 Sunday, Dec. 27. High tide 8:14 a. m.. 8.4; 10:52 D. m., 6.2.
 Low tide 1:46 a. m.. 3.8; 3:43 p. m., 1.3.
 Monday, Dec. 20. High tide 800 a. m., 8,7; 10:62 p. m, 6.2. Low tide 2:43 8. m., 40: 4:28 D m,, or.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
QUEER JOURNALISTIC FEAT.
1t Hit the London Times and Boomee the Manchester Guardian.

the Manchester Guardian.
 Once there was an obscure subeditor of the Manchester Guardian fin Eng land. It was long time ago, and the Guardian was scarcely known outside of its own city.
 The subeditor had habit of drink. ing ale until he was so drowsy that he could not lift his head from his desk. On one occasion the composing room was yelling for copy" as the editorial page was absolutely vacant.
 The subeditor had been asleep on his desk for hours and his pen had been idle. The foreman of the com. posing room finally succeeded in arous- ing the man and yelled in his ear that something must be done for copy.
 Whereupon the sleepy one grabbed a pair of shears and clipped one whole column from the editorial page of the London Times At the top he wrote in a grabbed hand:
 What does the London Times mean by the following?"
 It was printed, column and all. That single quizzical introduction made the Manchester Guardian famous. People began to ask what the Times did mean by the editorial. which was on a rath. CT revolutionary subject The sub' editor slept for several hours. but John B. Wilkie says his papers greatness began from that Washing. ton Star.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
Somebody
 With Money

always has been found to ''back" a good plan, a good idea, a good busi- ness venture or a good mining prospect-other- wise a good many of to- days successful business enterprises would still be mere dreams.
 Advertising has brought about a majority of the introductions of the man with the idea, the man with a prospect or busi- ness to the man with the dollar.
 .sADvENTI3E IN THE PnoSPEoTcR FOR RE- 0ULT3.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19

Bank Teller-This check is all right bring in your husband?
 Woman-Who, Jack? Why. if Jack thought you wanted an introduction to me he'd knock your block off!-Kan- sas City Star.
 Over a dozen varieties of apples to pick from at the Yakima Fruit Co. tf
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
"knottv" History.

Tying knots in q handkerchief to jog ones memory had its origin in China thousands of years ago. Before writ ing was invented in that country. which did not happen until 5000 B. O.. memorable and important events were recorded by long knotted cords. The most ancient history of China is still preserved as told by these knots. When Emperor Tschang Xii invented writing the entire system of "knot' ting'' was abandoned. And today the memory knots made by us in handker- chiefs are the only surviving descend. ants of that ancient custom.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19

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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
Brave Fighting.

"One of the Bravest" is the title of the fine two-reel production at the Orpheum tonight. This picture shows some sensational deeds by firemen, etc. Also laughable comedy called His Brothers Wives at the Harem." '"
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
Cooper's Hawk.

The almost universal prejudice against birds of prey is due to the ac' tivities of a few members of the hawk family, chief among which is the Coop CTS hawk. Cooper's hawk usually ap- breaches under cover and drops on un- suspecting victims. making great in. roads on poultry yards and game GOV. erts. This bird. together with it's two near relations. the sharp shinned hawk and the goshawk should be destroyed by every possible means.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19
Amber.

Amber. Amber eis believed by the Turks to be an in4alnble guard against the tn- 3urious snscts of. nicotine: hence ita sxes1sivs uss for nouthUsceAcf pipsa.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-12-19

If you want all the news all the time. read the Prospector.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

gm % 5uu Maaticc Se5maa Neg0 so,
sim VI San Miaiam e. sanuoerc, gr
1927. Bolton Sirnbc 2G Sabre alt
Nn 2O SUM Ncila Siirlmau 9ir. 1915
Miptcldu0.N Npcilic. ~ ,Nuute ult
YIN 80. Suii Wicrn 0li5a @capes gr. Si3,
gNc SnOcitc SiiuBc 70 Sabre ui.
YIN n Suni geiaom g. Sauiou gir, 1922,
G0r0 Wimur SirnGc, 10 Sabre alt
gm TO- Suu penn ". Seuncr, McrcDtoos
gm 32. Sani Sicmmin, @lcrcp .Soipiia 2i
Sm 81 Sun snlaana e. gowlina, gr
1910. Npul0uooo, ,glpcnuc, 02 Sabre all.
YIN p. Suni Snral g. Carroll, 9ir. 1850,
SGilicna gucmc AZ Sabre all
YIN 2l 5nn Catherine 0nrau, 9lr. 1915,
9llmamSira I SaDr alt
su 20: 5nni glnna Tideri, Gr lt3, San'
sSiidbc sS Sabre ait
Nm ~ Snn glunic So6iOn, u@blaD 0omc
0no Sulirmurp". As Sabre alt
Nn % Suii gSininm Is. Sprner Sia0is9o'
slm 2i Snmi Niablr Sarr, Marblan6 sluse.
mcinc Noiplinl 30 Sabre az.
Nm 90 .5nn srt1Hr y. Nalec, nGbnr9
9ome ano Sniirmarp", 10 Sabre olt
glm 20 Smi gsilliam ". pamiliun, pGburd1
Some ano Snlirnalp O2 sabre ait
YIN o. Nnlll Mlro BON 0ll3nhclD NnutWrr,
Nh 500 Snos NclnOrn gtDcnuc, I ,SnDr alt.
glm 90 SInl Nlinnic 0ammer, e. Soicpb'S
Noipiial AZ Sabre alt.
Slm 3i Simi Wlanalc acooen ylr 1902,
socllnacre Court. 1 Sabr alt
slm 90 Sun Muic Wiorran, gir. 1922. Oft
Elbcr Srabc 60 Sabre ALL
gIm 20 Sunl 9elliiam y. Nulau, Sidotldc9
Gnucgcop pcipiia. 30 Sabre OIL
Vim 90 Suni 0curgc Sdnnaroi, e. So
cpb'a 0ofpiial 23 Sabre ALL
gm 10. SUM 0cnrD Z. sia1l, 9ir 1911
Wlc0cnrn StrdBc 60 Sabre alt
YIN 20, Sul Sanrn " SDumpun, 9lr 1929,
gScii sgdl0crrn. .Gi GirdBc 70 Sabre ali
glm 2i Suri Ninibloa WclcuuSm, gir 1915.
9lpro Nnrbnm rnBc 1 Subr 0lt
glm 20. Sun &niam Aidmnuu, 9lr. 1910,
Gpro 0aitlc SiraGC. 90 Sabre alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Wnrcnn nrr snahenonrdI0rnas.0umm

" q I M I C., &5. ,1ulll iNll.
Sic StdBcnburmbru6S 0Onlminurc ~ oct
Gia0t Baltimore madcH QcmdB Den &orl6rli
fen ocS Baltimore Giaot CHARTERS Dicrmt pc'
FAINT ouB iie bic gluicllun8 clncr pcidiultien
elite uucr 5ugclpro0cncn 0nilhdoQungel,
ncruriuhcn llniDiicn nno unicreAicn 9Sctilcr'
b0bunQcu ncbii ciucr erlurcrocn Ndrie anlet'
tiOcn licncu IN ScrbinounN NIT Der oonoeW'
nirnun, 0r1iinuna nno @erbrciternn9 poil
giruaowan IN Ocrihicocncr Nrciic bon eilua
so SuB bis ciipn i0i Snb bnrd bic eonocnl.
uirunq cuco @rnnoliiidcs nm Der 1homci Gde
bon gronop0V mo IDomce Sirnbe, 9ena6 oet
nm a. Nidr6 1914 untcBcihncien &crotonnna
g,r 40 bcS Mln0ors mo SlaoirdiD9 oon Nal'
sic guilaQcn mcrocn iiM bis uno cnilana
Der &ciiieilc ocS VrouoluuO criircdeu BON ocr
iiolnncn Sciic Der T0amce Sitabc bis 81
ben Scmdfcru ocS Fniapsco 6lubco mo oct
iiiolhucn E Jie Der Ebance Sirane 81 OnB
3iA sou pciiil0 bon ber gSclilciie oes Ntoao'
luap
Inn hc Rcbcu icrncr bicrmii gloii3. oab Dor
bcnannic Yiic mo crfldrcuoc Mntic ictt ut
ole Snpciiion aucr 0arin inicrcliirlcn Ecrlo'
ucn bcrcii M uno o0B bic 0ommlndte am
Miiimum, ocm critcn Snac im Snli 1911, nm
II llDr NormiituQe, i0 n ibrcn Vrcnu lnl
Nulbbnuic iiir oci 3ucd Oerlamneln iuerocil.
nm irpcno cine n hci0Qicr Nule niiNcmDtle
Ihntiahc 81 rcoioircn, pcQcn uelhe Stiup0no
bon YcriOuCu crbuUcu Miro Gle BARN tutctcl-
Guacnc g. Ojrannnu,
Su1n z Snniurb,
NGrrB v. Ncmlcn,
@ommiidre
Guncuc q. 3obgerc,
(Sun2l 2O GIert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
WrnnOIoIe suroc.

man ior0t idl n 0cuiiic Sirciin N g3aI5nQ'
tou ms ionihpo ibrei6t 0ic 5t Aall ,@olts5eitlmg"
.i,n SIC inan5iele Saac oer 9tcacrna pic poliiidcn
4sidic ser 90mihllirailon mo per Hationalca oemo'
e6rimrnr55 iae9{l iae{lt5 ~ jii5t bao on0ers fomnt
ner 5dabanlfsiefrear itelte ir oas on 30 os.
9e4s ann 9lblhhiB fomnetoc 9cdnunasia5r enlen
liehrrfanf4ppninilno $3O0o0000 III 9lisidjt. Gas
f6eHt picl MI ahur. gairtli6tct pcd0 Gs bcocntet
cncu Scblbctrnllpbu rmo z Milliouc1 wcnn man pc
4ononatauabNihQn6cn 5ur Nobc BON runo ~ @'llllo'
nci nit 81 sen al9cncuen gllsgo6en ta9t mas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

% m dclcUml0tlll alplcI NuUollo" oIc
Scucr 3iinoihnur, Socbie. bclcuhicicn @cQen'
nan0 o0cr lolOc, Die bclcubici pcrocn lollcn,
iu pcrauic idicu. um5uiuuOcn, cin5uDans
hcln so Dcrl6cnicn. IN gcb so bnben oocr
aullcQen 5u lailcn Siraie mot ibcr $500
mo Soften. sine 9iit6i5dbung Der Siruie lett
ben llCpcrircicr Der Nut aus. bis oic Sttnlc
mo soften bc5abli iino, oocr Der 0nli lilr cine
Rcriuoc bon ccbio 2nAcu ple ons 0erl@l 60
hcliimmcu mag. Mapicl ~, gliic lVl1,
Sie ScbBroc Der %oliieis0pmmlliare.
4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

Wnlt mare. 20. Nini 1911.
0a sic Observation-Disclosures Gnniminnre ~
bcr clint baltimore I'M oclehid oorNclOrc cpe
ncr 9Scic loren cnhpiiliipcn nm cutrtatien
Slcri0i Hncr Sic SnGcmromcucu 0niindoiglir'
ncn unfoici un6 9scrtpcrbDbnuNcn iHr oic
Ennfcmnirlno nm GmIicbW0 Der %et'
sirnfr, bon Der Siilciie ocr |liair Slrohc nl9
M Der mcillilhcu Sciic ocr Noipdto. @ltabe.
nchu Der ocroui bc6lNlihcn enoonlliNen
lnuo coryioirieu erfldrcuocn Marie eemdB ocl
Igorfhriilcn tocS Baltimore 1lnoi Nhnricto llio
ser ain no. gnouf 1909 unicUchncicn %cr.
pr0nrio glr. 3s7 ocS Minnor5 lnlo @laolfaiD9
bon baltimore hci mir clnacrciNi habfn;
pirn bicrnii hcluunt occcbcu. oat bcloqlct
Mcriht mn Gnric oui ocic gSetlc ~ eiclcnl
9nrcan hiulcrcdi mnr0cu iinn mo oaB oor
4,ahor nno eiohirath bon Baltimore o9cr it'
oero mrlmc Rcrun phcr Rcrioncn noer oprup
ration o6cr Gprporaioncn bic nit Der Set.
ihcimno her norbcnannicn @nii9nolaiIasl
nnrr Observation-Disclosures nWniricocu NM illlgl
raIh hrcibiO GOD 1d0cu nom imcnno6moh5W.
ifcu gcoc I'm Snni i'm 9nlrc 1914 nu ol9 ncnl
crficn T0Qc Der hon mir nrsdconuncnen %rl.
dicutinrun oicfcr Motifs iMriiildl oaoeaCl
nu ooS Baltimore SiaAincriG)i 0npcureii iilo
bas hclooic Gcrdi crindcu mrGc1 olelcloen
81 rcblhircn. ,
tSnni22 %. .9SitiG13) Si1o Ncollirnior
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
0ie gfrocr UUn Saocrstoiuu, scr Orittor5ficn gta

0ic 9Hrqer puu SagerstOun, Der oritiOrOhtcn Gtaot
opornrbno,s bo6en sen ncucn Charter, Der i6ncn Die
Gonriiiionspcrlualtag gc6cu ollic obacc6nt Gum
berIono sic apeitgr0Btc Siaot oiees Sootes it felt
nrr Sobrcu nit elmer lo6cn &crpaimgsioum bcgdt
lfnS lat Gin paar 0orin aciinOcn- 2as oo6cu oc Sa
ocrstopn cr iid oiirn0ar gcucrlt Gas mcroc ib and
Sic @a6Irr q}oItmores ncrfcn wenn es IN 8uci ooer
orc sso6ren bcr aitr a6itnnniug ibcr cne neucn
GGaricr. Der oie iiiions-&erpaiuuaslorm oorie
hen wr0, ar g6lhnmmg fonlnl Soln Ionmen
wiro's Sic Rciormcr raen iebt id)oH l9re erd6e nm
berei 5u cn, obolo oas Somc.9illlc-SncHocnclt sur
1ioaispcroiiuug ongeomuc IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Nefanntmatlnnacn.


Baltimore, ~. SUM 1911.
Ser SinotsOjcumctcr miro am Niuuinn oclt
90 Snni 1914, 8i Der 3cil pie unicn auNcae'
hcn an Ert mo Sicuc crlhcncn. nno olc
yducQur Der iolacnocn SiraBcn ciablircn oocr
ucittnhurcn
Nnnmunii cirnfc, bon 9nlcr SiraGe bis
8rcBlm0n. SirNnc I'M 10 llbr W0r0cne;
WtUnnitr m. .yiucnnc, BON NirNcnrO StruBc bis
Src0crld Non0 nm 4 llbr WiOrgcnS.
Gtunro y. N0Onnn,
(Cuui2D Slu0ia (jcuulcicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

Baltimore. 90. Nuni 1914.
En Die GlruhcHbnr0Orl05 0ununinnre IN
Der Slant baltimore in 0clcbii0 por0el0rlepe
ncr 9eeic brcn cnoNhltincn nto corriAlricl
@cri0i iihcr Die 8uqclproOcncn Onlldnol6uia
Ocn uniOncn unO gScribcrb0Ounncn iilr oic
0on0cmniyln0 mo Ghlicnun9 Der Nntnips
sirnfc, bon Siodholm Srabc bis 5nn Wtioole
Vranh ncS gainneco 9iiucr mi Nuennbme
Ser mcflimcn Ndlic ocr @uiaip Sirorc BON
Siudh0lm Sirabc bis IN cincr Sinic 90 NuB
iii0lM hduon ullo rdrauc odiu, 1ehlt oer
narnu bSinlidcn cnoqiili0cn no cpttlAlticl
crldrcnocn Maric NcmdH ben &orInriltcn pcs
Baltimore Sldot Charters uio Der an 10. Si.
oun 1909 uuicrscimucicH &cror0nunp 9lr. 3Sf
ncS WjaOore mo SiaoiruibS bon baltimore.
hc mir cinncrciht babcn.
miro bCrniii Dcinun 0cQcbcn. Dab hclueiet
Ncrimi mo NariC duf 0iclc Ncllc IN hlclein
Mnrc0u biuicrlcqi 0orncn llno, uno oaO ocr
Minnor iu0 Sianiratb non Naliimore ooer lr'
pcn0 utldc @crlon pocr Acripncn oocr Sorpu'
ration nncr Gorporuiinuer, Die NIT ocr %crs
ihcilund ncr pprucnuuncn enlMaolaulAeW
n0cr 9&crihcrhnhlnpcu un6ulricAci mo, lnhgt'
haib nrciniO 600 N0Qcn nOm 5mcinnniWani'u
acu Snac i'm Snui i'm Sabrr 1914 on ais oenl
rrcu Gn0c Der bon mir duHae0anleHeu NVts
1iicnilMnu0 0cicr 9oii} idtlilin od0c0cl
an hrS Baltimore Sidhiocrihi oMculrcn mo
eoS bcfoGic Geri0t criu0eR monen. oieielocn
bu rcploircn - o,...,....
(Suui22 20. .SuliG13) Siaoi9lcNilirdlur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

rg.amlana caInaln oonWanN.

WnI I WT 0 Z q w 77NIT ~
Tic NircflorcH crlldricn bcnc enc ulcriel'
jdbrlime Siui0cnoc upu ihni &rOicnt l5'ol
oocr cincn Sullar rn0 iinuho5pan5la oenis
(Si25) pru 9nibcil, 5Nbbnr an lno nnW
Girnlaa, 30 SUM. an bic ylillondrc, ole am
Donncriiog, 20. Sni 1914, llbr Na@mll'
tags. pcbnc6i lilo.
Sic ilminrcibcbltDcr pcroeu bonn Gonnerlia9.
o. Stunt ll6r Nammiidgo. bis Sicnlidg.
80. Sun ll0r &ormlilogs, 9cl0Iollcn mcf'
SamcS y. @lithen, Seircidr.
CSnni2O ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Sic 4rcNc arntIdIanO'g ivridt i'd 6tirc0acnO aus

Die @reVe 2cntdlanO's ipridt iidl OcTreOiaenO ans
iibcr oen ociicm crolgtcu 9ciud cues britiidcn
s6ladhdiii lmo arcu5crG Gcdwaocrs M aclcr.No'
len onldBib ser aclcr.godc. oa oiees per ere Ncud
ieit ncim ,So0rcn it, ist eood oorld)ila pMn en0.
lcno oiire Gchdono abcr bei all Den neil'rugen 9c'
pcen belicrcn Gnperue6mcns ndt 5nmlliQell ooB bic
ics oie Stdrfe ieiner 5otte nac Den DrlillDel %in
idcn bcnce. Gas III icocuiolls pernilntl9i r'lr tene
iaIl1en Soiinltngcn erucden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Gdriitinn iSeinpnr.

@s lar6 am %. SUM 1914 06rIniua sci.
nUnr, Qclicbic Oiaiiin bon LUoHue 6clnour
Sic NccrOioiug iinoci BON iDrcr gsobnuna
Wr. 1870, 0ummDin.llucnnc, am Nlithuud, oeu
a. Suni nm i5l llbr AuWmiidQe. aus lluii
gciietunn i'm aSciicrn 0emcicW"
gSclcno lcpcn mir SID nicoer,
1n Nciu titles GOl0iGcmdW;
9iicmals ieNrlt 0u 81 ans lpic0cr
Earum pclncn mir 0r n00.
SQd c3 iOluQi lhr ms Die Siulioe,
ESQ mir SID cinl iuicocricbcll.
gScnn Ucrciur iun iMinien Nunoc
gSir por Ooiics IOr0nc icOen
(Suni23 PAD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

glns @aris fummt bic &udridt baii o'e oOrtiac
Manncrrpct ocn Selsirogeu obidaicn pll. %cm
Hc oos fcrtig Driscn nebmc mir glaes 5llrua' mas
mir cmas obldtid) oocr imo6i6tlib irnarllaes ipcr
Sic 5rau5oiq aciag 6abcn 0cr itcc araael' v oas
hlinmiic Moricmcri5eig, oas es aicbt, nilo cr pat
NHaoncn Nduncru Sci ocr Noilcttc qlnSoruac culodt
sic nidt fiir 5rouen. mo &inoeroIrcn paleH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Nnirnhinr 0inhrrnnfcr

IS fiarb am %. Slin 1914 tn G0ilaocpbia
fn,. Suicphinc Miuocruatcr Qclcuie Sobicr
Nlicr BON AZ Snbren sic 3cii ner NccroanHA
miro ip0icr unpcgcbcn.
CG0idoclphin. Ya. un0 gSilmiunton. NcL
3cilun0en mplcn gcduinli copiten.)
(Nuui9dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
SIC aiucOIn. n.asemorial. eunSraFc, Ocrsu San &c

0ic QincOlN.AcmoralsE EaR0lIrafc OcreH San 0e'
plonf mir0. miro nm 0od) pa6ri6cinlid i6er 9alti-
more ino gsoi6in0ton iii0rcn oa %rdOcnt &on iid
iiir 0cn @midmB ocr beioen Sdoic rcrmcnOct bat IS
mdre in gsirlldfct aud inocnbor, cine Sincolu-Dic
morioqonoIraBe on Der @unoeS0aptltaot porbe fiib-
rcn M laiIcn. Sic Gunoiocc mor ole @anoiiraBc ocr
g3oiolt. lu0 Iiron.2ue Der Grcnje jpiidcu Dem Si-
Sen ms Dem 9aorocn ctlang 81 boicn I'M ionlit oclc
alto Oreu3e Der cint icnold)cn SdnoesDatcn r cugt
9eiten ~ fenlBeidncn. gber parlu enen clntmaH9en
Nruoer6oB olrd elm oiIBercs @'erl5e'@cn oerepgcnF
cocr SoE III ocI6rupoea 10 Lob ocnn audi Oic @rcnjc
plrid)minoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
Gina Gtranff.

IS farD am 23. Suui 1914, nm 2.l5 llbr
ylahmiiiaGs nad ldnacren Stranlicin. Siua
Gtrnuib Qcicbic Satin bon Nu0nii Struuli
i'm sllicr BON 90 Nabrcn Die Nccroianna fin.
oct bon ibrcr gSoOnun0 Gntnlphn.glUcnnc
Nlin EcrrncC, NnriDrb 9iuno, aus iiaii Sic
Sen oc9 Ac0tdpnince miro lpuicr 0n0c3cAt
.l.NnnI2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

gic 0itcrrcididjen Sieaer MAIDEN Den oeaIlolen nno
irau30ihcn iAaric Gpntlrrci5 400 g'elVp 9up Y
scr C6cricutcndu 9cr nit ore 6luN9alcl' AClpVacl'
cine 0o6c sic fem anocrcr 0lie9e mil lo p'u 0"'g9a
ilen bisler erredlt Got.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24
SSrrmiIdJtc 9lnscigcu.
NV ocm 9a6rc 1889 mu6ntc Qlargr

%ur oem Sabre 1859 mp6nte Wlarga-
rci q poln mno Sobn s. go0 ibr cdiic an
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-24

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-07-22
Made Mountain Tour.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. D.. HolSteln, Sr..
Mrs. C. y. Griffin and Mr.. }. D..
Holstein. IT., returned Sunday night
from a weeks soiourn in the noun
tains. They left Asheville in their
car about nire o'clock in the for.-
noon, came down to Greenville for
dinner, remaining about two hours,
and also stopped at Greenwood for
supper, reaching Edgeteld about L
o'clock. THIS is better time than
they could have made by rail. Du-
ring their entire weeks journey the
party motorcl about 600 miles
without an accident of any kind,
using only about % gallons of gaso-
line. Notwithstanding the fact that
climbing mountain roads. This
isa strong endorsement of Julian
Holstein's skill as a driver as we'll
as being a substantial testimonial
to the durability and enomic run
ming of his Ford touring car.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-07-22
Death of a Beloved Young Lady

The friends in Edgetield of Miss
Mamie Morgan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Morgan, were
greatly shocked Tuesday morning
bv the announcement of her death
which occurred in A>heville early
Tuesday morning. She had been in
failing health for more than year
and as her condition recently be-
came more acute she was taken to a
sanitarium in Asheville last We'd
nesday fcI treatment. She grew
worse and the end came suddenly
yesterday. Miss Mamie Morgan was
deservedlyIvery popular. Her gentle
manner, sweet spirit and amlable
disposition caused her to make
friends of all with whom she met.
Miss Mamie was a member OF Gli.
gal church and in the family square
in the churchyard her mortal
remains will be laid to rest this af-
,ternoon. The Advertiser extends
profound sympathy to the bereaved
loved ones.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-07-22
The Griffis Barbecue.

1t was impossible for The Adver-
tiser man to attend the Grltfls bar
becue last Friday, as we mad eS
pected to do for some time, but W.
have received good reports. The at
tendance was large, the dinner was
up to the usual high standard, the
>music met the approval OF the
dancers and the order throughout
the day was perfect. The absence
of whiskey and whiskey drinkers
was very marked. Mr.. Grlttis has
always discouraged drinking and
every possible form of disorder on
the grounds. 1t has constantly been
ms purpose to provide diversion .or
the young people of the community
and adjoining communities upon as
high plane as possible. 1t has not
primarily been a money making en-,
terprise. Only a comparatively small
sum is realized each year above the
actual expenses.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-07-22

most attentive audience that he has
witnessed in 10 years.
The candidates for the C unity
offices were called upon, but all ex-
cept S. NJ. Smith, Esq, and j. H.
Cantelou, Esq. candidates for mas
ter, declined TO repond. These two
gentlemen only made brief state
ments. !. w. Cox, Esq. candidate for
magistrate Of the Johnston district,
announced his candidacy.
At the close Of the county cam
paign meeting the chairman intro
duced the Hon. R. M. Mixson, a
candidate for congress. Hon. James
F. Bytnes, who is candidate for
reelection, was not present. The
speeches Of these gentlemen will be
reported by The Advertiser when
the Congressional campaign meet
ing is he'd at Edgefeld on August