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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-12
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Merchants Cafe. A. G. l. depot
corne-. Meals a Ia carte and lunches
at any nol-.--Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-12

The very latest INITIAL STA
TIoNERY AT RREGER'S. 9-24-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-12

If you trade at Gerig's you are as
sured of best service and quality. Il
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-12

All kinds of bulbs now on sale at
Oca1a Seed store. 1O-1-tf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
@mOIld crluiidt.

Ger OcS 9iou6ansriiiS 6cibuloigte
Stoliencr geter 9eu6en noA Elm.
jd6rigcr Scriolgluig IN Baltimore
errpii6t. 9craubtc Ocn 3abl.
meiiter elmer 6obrif in @enuipl-
panicr.
gtod ii6er einem Sabre lit es &C..
Itcrn Dem Gcteftip @illiom $. gfie-
mcDcr bon 9tort6ampion @olmtp,
ga, gclungcn, Ocn % Sabre alien
Stalicncr @eter Sleubcn 81 per6aitcn
wel1er 6eiduloigt lit, ange6lid nm
is. 9Iugult 1913 Sultan DioB, Ocn
3a6lmeiltcr scr Grown Slate @ont.
PAM bon 4cu 9lrgpl gtortbnmpton-
GountD, 4o., an9ceriiicn unO oem-
ieI6en cine Sanotoibe nit $500 &C.
Ito6len 5u 6a6cn. Der Ger6aftcte ioa
oen &ou6aniaQ nit einenl anOeren
Mdnne ausgefii6rt 6a6cu, ais Der
3a6lmeiiter ouf Dem @ege BON elmer
@onf na6 Ocr 6abrif ein fleineS Sc
6olS poIiirtc. Scin W}itidulOiger
ite6t on9ebli6 idon felt ldnoerer 3eit
unter poli5eili6er 9eo6oHtling lmo
ieiuc Gcrboitung miro iebt ebenious
eriol0en.
Surge 3cit na6 Sem &ou6oniau
bcfom Geteftip 9iicncper @ino, ooB
Gcu6cn ali ser 96at 6ct6ciIigt gclpe-
ien iei. Gr 6radte IN grfa6rlme, Dob
ii6 Ocricl6c inter Dem ylomen 9llbcrt
2ions in Wiorristomn, 9t..S., ati-
biclt. gbc cr i'm ieoob faiicn fonn.
tc, mar Der &ogcl uieoer ousgeilogcn.
Ger Oetcftiu perfolgtc Damn ocn
6lii1tling Ourd EcnniDluania na6
&ogcrstomn uno i6lieBlid fii6rte
icine Spur na1 Baltimore. @ier
pcrboitcte CT Oenlel6en nit @iilie Des
Scrgenntcn 2oone uno ocs Foli5iitcn
9ua in 9tr. 1928, 6oIls-9ioao. 9ieu-
ben purOc ourd 8oli5ciridtcr Sup.
plee I'M mittleren 5tottonSbouS bis
81 cincln peiteren &erbor am 1. Sep.
tcm6er nod Dem @cidngniB ecionot
Sn5ipilhcn miro Der GcteftiD Die no-
tbigcn 9luSlieierIlngspapicre bcidai-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

N1oD SeDton &onnoD uno @otie.
ali Gmmo Seyton 2cbmonn Siiouit-
icite scr Goumou. nobe @orncrltr.,
100 bci IS.
98. G6ert Gcgtou uuo @attin on
emma Seton 2cbmoun 9loroieiie
ser Sec. nobc S8orncr StroBc, i3
bel 6S.
Syobn s. 9ooronon an Oscar S.
Nlitdca uno @ottin, 9ioroicitc Der
9Iort6. nobe grooOiib 9lpe., t5 bel
1896.
Srcof. @. @cllcr an gGm. s.. O'-
9riclL Suoieitc Der Nmu6urg. na.
&c Scott. .5troBc, ! 05rruoitiid.
gsm. S. G'@rcn al Wlorgarei ".
%caero Siioieitc Der Sombnrg. no.
Bc Scott .5troBc, @runoitiid.
Soml. Nleripib imo Satin an @.
B. s. W}cN1cbcu. 9toroicitc Der
@eorgc. uobe .5troBc, rs bci
GO.
@co. gg. 8. @}cNlcdcu an 2bos.
S. So6uion, 9loroieite Der @eor6c.
nobc @rrne. .Strobe. 16 bel 60.
@cnrD 8. 99ieneiclo on Geo. g
Spittel unO Srou, Siiopeiticite ocr
SmollmooO 9lpcnuc, na6e Gomiap.
StraBc, 1879 6ci 70.
@eo. S. Spittcl an Scnrp 8. sSie-
nciclo, Sii0meiticitc Der Smalhuooo-
9lbcnue, nobe 9ionIc1. StraBe, 1879
bci 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
(NluitO.eo.@li-)
quItioeg uun 0orl Sem (jrOilen.

Outlines Uum Gnrl Ocm @rUhen.
,Sn cinem @u9leiu y%igdologic
ocS ainoes~ t6eilt &roi. @aupp ben
folgenoen S(uiiob cineS jiu9en Si-
IioriferS nit: yaorl Der 0roBe mar
Elm gutter mo tapierer Wlann @r
bate Elm Snfeiien imo oas 5er6rad
cr; wenn cr einen Eiirfcn lab, 10
500 er icin Sdwert 6eraus mo
icblug i6r gleid mitten crt5uei, OaB
ole S1lften na6 alien Sunmelsge.
oenocn fielen. @r trug mir aleioer,
oie icine 1oAter gend6t 6atten gr
mar iebr iromuL @enn er nidt
Idlafen fonnte, 10 betete CT. @inmal
fniete er an ben Shlien oes 9lltars
Ga fam Der %opit bon binten uno
falbte i6n. 9am war er Oclltiber
Gaiier. Sect CAB er oen Monateu
oelltiHc glanell. Gr griinoete S1u-
len un0 air6eu Gieie lerntcn le-
fen IAreiben uno rednen. gllS er
ocitor6eu por, icbte cr iid) auf eiuen
ooloenen Stubl mo muroe in Die
Sruit binlntergcIoiieu. Gort iiBi
er nod beute.
Gin fouberes Sans.
Gas Ereppenbaus miro MIR ie6r ieI-
ten gpicgt uno gerciniat trobQenl bat
ser @ortier einen 3ettel ousgeb0ngt.
,Olon bittet. iib Die S4u6c 81 idu-
bern" Grfldrcno uno bosbait err
qdn5t Elm Nlict6er oos Elafot vylah
0cm man sic Greppe 6crlmtcrNctoln.
men lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
0icbc mudcn SrOiustOn nniider.

Cine Dicbesbonoe treibt 6ur 3eit
in $rpineton ibr llnpcieu. Gen
criten @eiud babcu Die @olner Der
@obnlng BON 6rou SoroD s.
@oIib, 9ir. is, 9luguito.g(penue, ob.
ecitottet. Sic nod6ten ooielblt ulir
Qcringe @eute. IoS n6bite Sous,
mcIAcs Die Die6e beiudtcn ipor oos
bon 6roncis 8. @oro, Ger. %, glll.
pllito 9Ipenue. SSu Der @obmlng Oes
Serrn $. Sreoerid @oliB, 9lr "a,
9!ueuito.9lpenie, iberiaben Oie Die
be 5000 NaorecIo. Sic no6mcn ober
sic 0ltcu Giaorrcu ocS Srn. @olB
nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
OdrnnOitiIds.lIchertrnnnnncn.

WlillD :. SDles un0 @otte al Nto-
mie ". &ode un0 Wottt. 9lorOieite
Ser Seffcrion. no6c Ecpu6lic Str,
s bel 81.
&m. Eenroie inO SInOcrc, Eru-
iiees, al Bln 8. 9iodc uuo @ottiu,
9iorOieitc Der Seiierion. na6c &cpu-
bIic-StroBc, 59.7 bci 81.
Siooc 3. 9licboIion al Socob S6o-
pos, 9}oroieite scr Baltimore Str
na0c Sorriiou, 25 6ci 100
6ronciS s. @oIf oil @li6ocl s.
@oIi. Gillette ser 9u3erue.StroBc.
na6e 6oirmomt slpe, IA bel 70.
9lolono @arf 60, an Sec 9llireion
SerpcD lnO 6rou, Gin @rinOltiid.
Soon 9lonit mo s(noere, al @u-
iiop @. Siegcl, 3 @rlmoitiide.
@uiiap IS. Sie9cl unO gluocrc all
Nlercontilc EruIt mo Gepoiit Co.,
8 @runoltiidc
Sol. @oinineer, Grtr, on Soi. Sal
ninaer, @eitieite scr 9lobinion-Str.,
nobe Ganton'9lpcuuc t2 Del 70.
SSobn Z. Gono6uc an glnOrem
aetbdcnrcut6cr rno Satin ott
@umOitiidc.
Carroll 8. Samcs an GliSo6et1 6.
Turn Gillette Scr 2inuooo-9lpenue
nobc Gotllrcnt Strobe 10 bel &C.
GDos. $. Grompcu unO Satin an
Nomons G6riition Ecnp. llnion Of
Do, 9lorOrpeiieitc Ser Gccil slpenne.
no6e y. SroBe, "A bei 1913.
GGrielbe an GicbarO 6. 9iorriS un0
@ottin, 9lorOweitieitc Scr Gecil-9(uc,
nobe %. StroBe, IA bci SO.
Oericlbc an SuI z. 9iorris, 9lorO-
lpeitieite Der Gecil 9lpcnue, nabe %.
StroBe. IA 6ei 1913
Ierielbe al @lgenid 6. G6omoS,
9lorOwcitieite Ser Gccil-9Ipcuue, nobe
%. StroBe, IA bei 80
Geo s. Sang al 9lrtbur SEQ 80.
mers uno @ottin, SiiOieite ser Tar
leo.Slue. no6e @ermonio.gluc, IA bel
70.
Icriel6c an Soncs y. @lcDo-
nalo uuO Satin, Jtoroieite Der Car
lev glpc, nobc @crmautia.StroBe,
IA 6ci 70.
Geo. s. Moub al SarrD 5. Gep-
piid un0 @ottin, Siticite ser Gem
tral-9lpey na6c G6oie.StraBe, 1876 bel
90.
@odeier-airfncB 9iealtn So. an
@bilip 98 Studrot6 mo @ottiL
Siiowciticite scr Sipoli-9Iuey nobe
0orforo.Hooo1 l4.5 bel 95.
Norpcp Glorfe imO @ottin an ~
-. Nuill 0toroieite Ser Baltimore
na6e @entoIou.5troBe, 1873 bel 80.
g9ni. z. 0aiilI al Mm. g. Setpill
ln0 @ottin 9}orOicte Der Baltimore.
nubc 9entolou.Strobc, 1875 bel 80,
Sonil. SotoIs an SoliiS Sherr It,.
@attin, gScIiieitc gInu. uoDe Son-
baros StroBe.
g9rn $. 9loans al @m 9iice,
Oioroieite Der %. StroBe nabe 9orf
Cnrn Sifc-Nooo, i3 bel ST.
Baltimore 1rIit 60 al Sobu y.
Soriep, i6 @runoitiide.
s. E. S5oriep uuO @attin ou9lugit.
ita Huoolpb uno 9lnocre, Olticite Der
Strider- no6e Sorotogo.StroBe, 20
bci f02.
IcricIbc on Baltimore @rounO
9ent 60, A 0'riuOitiidc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
@albIieb.
Gem serein D@ouocrIuIt"

Nenl Sereln uWonoerlult".
Gu filler @olo bit mcin gcrguiigci
Wlein Suug6ronn trout, oir ell ic6 SIT,
Gein SSrieOc gie6t mir GoQgenhgcn,
Geiu Sdweigen meiuem Ser5eu Sub.
Sn Oeiuen lou66eoodten @Gugen
Sn oeinem moos6eoedtem SdooB,
Sn SGIidtcn, Bergen 6elso66dn-
gen
@erO aIler Quol ib frei imO los.
Gin freier @lenid, eiu iro6eS @eicn,
@crgniigt in Ser5cn, Sim, @enliit6,
gSie elmer, iiingit bon SHmer5 genc-
fen,
Sing iugenOfroblid ih mein 2ieO.
Nlit &o9cln ling idb I'M Oic @cite,
S6 ling bon Sie6c, 9uit nno @liid
Sing MIDI orf Oeinem @liitbenbeiie
Sns SigenNporooies 5llriid.
Meiu troltcr 8olo, ou Sort Der Wlii.
0en,
@ott i6iise oid ino oeine &ro1t,
@ieb 9laelL Ole OiH iuben, 6rieoeu,
Nlod fro6 iic, ipie OF MIDI eemodt.
YoiIl @ienon0.
GaScaoD, Blue 9iioge Wlountoius.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

Wutn0l!iide.
SenrD g. 8orcbcr mo 6rou on
Moriin 5o6idn mo 6rou, 9lorOoii-
gdc ganoaa. mo Glartiou-Str, Is
bel 73.
Morp 8. Glorf all Sobn s. 0rieS
mo SroM Siioieite SrlconS-Str,
nabe aenwooo-Sl0e, t4.5A BEL ~.
SoS y. SocolD all Oregon q. yen
ion, 0lieite GborleS-, nobe p, Str,
t6 bel 9S.G
Oregon %. 9cuion an SoS. y.
S5eolD II. ~, Gillette G6orlcS.. no6e
%. Ctr, t6 bel 9S.0,
S. Strau96an Tomuing al S6os
s. 0orrid H. a. Siioieite 9ioie SIN
Serroce, uo6e GlO Dorf 9looo, i0.G
bel 100.
Soco6 9cdcr al 9tl6ert Sod uno
,Srot @eiticitc 2IoDo., uo6c @aiiou-
Ctr, i6 bel 100.
Sol Swercn an Sam. WloB uuO
6rou, ? @ulnOliide.
9lo6ert S. Blum un0 Trot an
So6n @lgert imo 8rau, q. Z. & s.
SenrD Soporsfp uno 6rou Oil
SomeS Slnorpiiaf uno 6rou, Giiieite
Gouton-, ua6e @aiott-Str, 13 1e;
5S.3.
Caroline Gernsner an 9ouis @.
6ernsner ? 0|ruuOliiide
SoniS @. Serusner an Sno. s.
9artel Gruitee. 2 @rnnoitiide.
u9ieoliD So" an Com $. growu
mo 6rou Gillette Garronton9lpc,
uo6e 9iigoS, IA bel 70.
SorrD 9orib uo Srou al oBos.
@eorgc ii. 9(. Giiooitedc 8ort-Npe.
mo 9otierD.9loe, q bel nuregeIm.
g9m. u. GorieD uuo 6rou an Njco.
8. @ou, @citieitc G6citer.5tr, no6c
9iortbs9loe, 1874 bel 20.
Gbriitino Sdliitcr an Seroinouo
u. gsideiier rno 6ron 0iiieite Ben.
tolou-, no6e AomieD.Str, IA bci Is.
@m. Spilnou II. 9l.. 9leceipers. an
Wlorgoret 6. @orfer, Gillette 10 SUB
glaep. no6e Sutton. umo 9ofoueiie.
sloey IA 6ei 46.
SronciS N}. Sends unO 5rou an
Nlilton s. GoUiS nno6rou, . Gjums.
ltiide.
@liltou 6. GoDis lmo 6rou onSos.
$. Sltfiuion, @eiticitc Golano.Sluc,
nobe Merrpmans Cane, 90 bci im-
regelm
SronciS q 2o5eu6n an 9Snt @oif
boIt II. g., gloromeiiicite @iconico.,
ro6e @uib-Sry III bel 200,
2oniS g. @olf uno Sroi un SorrD
Sutton Oitieite Gbeiapeofe.. uabe
2oucoIterStr. 1876 bei 676.
emma g. @eterS an GnoIio &c
Gper, Si0oiticite 9oiopette.9Ipc, ua.
6c @olib.5tr. 1913 bel 81.
Gbos. WloftiH aH Sol Q. Wlirtcr
uno 6rou 1929 Sans $1,000
g. aemp 6cnnig6allien an So6n
9S. g9ilgor il. 9(., Siioieite !porlem-
9(pe, no6c @opion.Str, 13 bci a..
Gbos. Miorton an Shigulta 6. g.
Yittorf, . @ruoltiide.
gslcmc Building Co. an Sacob
@etuisbousfD. 3 @runOitiide.
gSm. 6. Bonn an g8. s, Shroc-
scr lnO Satin 5iioieitc Der Nlo.
ihcr Strobe, nobc gloomingooIc.
9Dcnuc. "a bci 1852.
Clarence g(. Gudcr uno 9lnocrc,
al Gli5o6ctb " @oB, gIoroleite Der
g0monOion,9lpenuc nobe Gorrollton.
9lrenuc. 16 bci 10.
9lpito 2. 0opIe al Gomoro s.
gnrfc, Siioieite ser GbeImut.glbe.,
nobc 70. StroBc, S4 Bel 100.
Stepben a. Sorpooo an Slnno 6.
W1cper, Giilcitc Der SmollmooO. no.
Gc @inoior.g(Dcnuc, 30 bel %.
Ncnrp Shirt an 6reof. 6. Soef.
ncr SSoroieite Der D1t. @crnon.9Ipe.,
t5 bel S6.4.
aotc SRoicntboI, glOm. an Solo.
mon @ilomcrsfo, 9torOieite 9Srott.
nobe Wlonroc.StroBe, 1876 bci ~.
eOmoro S. Stord an Sorrp g..
Stord, gloroieitc Der 3t StraBc,
nabe @uiIforo 9lpeme, 16 bel 1897.
Geo. 8. Steiport uno @attin an
Wlorp 9(. Stortt, Siioicite Scr @cn.
roie.9locnuc, nobc Y}onroc.S .Strobe,
1911 Bel IS.
9lnorep Nilla uno @ottin al Wf.
NohenSfi lmO Satin SiioIcite Der
2oncoIter. .StroBc, nobe 8rooowoD,
1876 bel 6t.4
Sobu q. g9iaioms uno g(n0crc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

qo$Uci ouioeboutc Sdulcr Co 8smmer nno
hey n eocm; Qrobe 3lnimer nllb Sof IN be-
hlt DtonunQ MISUNDERSTANDING Sns
S6ggte @inriniunacn NoupIab IS Del 80.
Nog0eslinc glu8poben $4,000 Nebne SdlIie IN
bciult INN aRcit auf Gbpotbcf N1hNllrnoeil
~ ~ HeIter 9ir. 7i5, Npro. 4nNiOnsStranr.
NNuH3f 1gptl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
SerIanot i'm glGIsemciueH.
NeirathsaeIndl.

4o@c @sebiloeier. ocrmoeenocr Scrr. 9lnianG Der
ebre BON itditlidcr Gr@einunQ mo qnieu
gSa ,SSu oes 9lueinieins mioc nit chcnfaas Oer.
Seoggegoer Game lie6eoonen @emiit0s. 5lueds
oScrrul0 IN ScrbnSnna 81 treien. 9I9eliiet
6ei. QnonDmc 3uI6riiicH tren9 bcrbeteit, oa
6er,es9 @cindl ubiolut cbrenbdit it, Slierien
ihs,t aienspon er6eten uliier ,,W. 8. 81" 9ent'
,|1r Gprreipunoent. (9Iu822)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

AdcSS putB-ScrIcb. .Tnrmcn": SilnI big fiinl6ebn
lobIees eoenes Qnno inr $4,000 ben 9l6cr, Nm
hono.,9 $500. ean $t00 bic gDone ooer $500
GsSGge,res pre'ms bor o6er ct lBreibe ali GarI v.
1919 70 Tagette,Sir., Baltimore, Mlb.
'OAnil0f q, 50 CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
AlanIer 0ebant BON @aIIaeger.

,r 2s. etroBe 500 Bind epeT,
No%ln Gqnnre ben 0nntingbons2lbcniie.
wv Bird MHmnn.9locnuc, neue @trakt,
Gebcn Slniin1oonsglOenue
glMr $1400.
Sss00u1 Bind Samben,9lrcnne nnr $1,000.
~'Ve Blud Qtllninn-Qpennc, nHr $1,l50.
On glllc oieic 0drier bnbcn
SeSef0noa 6runt, Simmer nnO Bnb.
him. moberne NeanenllidOfeI. Sns' uno elei'
mh%suv ceudfer, G5nSrdnQc, eihqcmaueric gynlW'
un0 crtra Toilctte i'm Seller.
mo Qcldtc 9cbln1nnnen.
=" @leIirii6e
Ndberes nm Srt o6er BET
GSuorO 8. Gallagher,
spD.,o 9i9-OaO wlunIep @nIl6lns
N~tot21--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

aovat, 242. NillonsGirabe, liabe 2inoen.gbenue.
6Snsuu uulilutiuns .9erbinbnua. prddiip oncaeleat
bpnp Scoes 3inmcr Deu. Sbone sIusitpl
''' Der Niidiciic
Qierre g. Huenn & Nsilf,
o, yir. 16. Cit.2crngtun SiruRe
a. NNlini5 Int GD, ,W}i, ,eSr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
McrlnMni!
Mrrlnnni:


al. 81. ettNVHtW BtiHWt.
eei e itnncn lcdt $2j pro lSodlc ncrnlencn
6o4 ocm &erfani iiir inns bon Gbee, &aiiee etc
km oenl puHberharcn Combination RrdmelI'
hns G6rcibcn Sic bcutc. gpbitnlcr, Sruaos
""1 nno IA. Strahc, 0ciu glurt 0itg, Y. y.
Nuli20, ,fOd,ia1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23
3n nerfanfeMs

9u Uerlnnfen.
mnHoelne @emiiicSarm bon 10 gI0crn Nioqes
Msson nnbe Neldir-Rono. Nddl5ulrn1en BET
etysatlcn & waegrIlcn, 0r. 400, Elts9eTlngtons
"he. (Snll3O, ,LnS ,lHD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

lllntcrridtcn u Sic fidj iiber oQnto".
unSSs SSsoD brainirte @unonHde ie $3.50, $40
bino,S $3.50 Bnor ooer aeecn Sbre cieenen Ne'
beiH%o @cfrime. Gents SabrqeIo GerInn9t
la Vssellbenoe 9irluldre. gllia @nno 6p., Sper'
2Wso glecnt an Grt Sci. 8nmllion lSb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

G Z Seniicber 0orreiponocnt" Qie6enspiiroi0e
3lSSrt.eberin miro eebcien glnhuort inter obeer
len eve nb6uboen, oa ocneben 81 lpdt erbai'
=" ~. 81" (9lua22)
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3n OCrmietGen.


D., Nnrnl 81 prfmItIOtH.
No2},n oermieibelt nnr all elncn erlnbrenen
b6o Ndcr. QrpBcr Sront 3 cute Enmpen, Tclc'
iGi1Ne aroBcs Serlnneen nod 0ii0ner Gier,
ST. q uno Butter 4 llnierbalhnqs%l III
en-, ytdbe GiQcnt6imcr ani Dem sglnte ieocH
fi%anliua, 9Rcibc $i250 bro Oipnat lit pic
lno,.,l.oe @crion glabSuiruoen 9lr 312, Rid
"o'StraRr, nabc Sibole (gluNlS-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-23

0ult nio 2ugS
ro Nlnnnoioer 0crr poer Same fnoei in hees
ncs,. 6Qmiic rebt 5uirieocnitcuenocS 9oai5
Nn,lI- ,Soii. glorciire: u. u. 200," Gentiocr
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Evening journal., 1914-12-11

an interesting paper on that country
by Mrs. James II. Scott and by map
study conducted by Mrs. David B. Fer
res. Mrs. Floyd Booth was in charge
of the program for the afternoon.
During the meeting reports Of the
Home and Foreign Synodical meetings
held here in the fall were read by Mrs
Horace Allen and Mrs. William Shaw,
respectively.
Announcement was made that the
study of "The Child In The Midst'
would begin next month, and would
be conducted by Miss Marian Crozier,
and that the study of In Red Mans
Land" would also begin next month
and would be held the last Tuesday
afternoon of each month.
An interesting feature Of the meet
ing was the giving of current events
by Mrs. Floyd Booth, and a number of
the members spoke on school work.
At the conclusion of the program
an enjoyable solo was sung by Mrs.
Warden r. Humphrey and a delightful
social hour for which Mrs. Robert jan
vier was the hostess in charge was en-
! ioyed
Evening journal., 1914-12-11
MR.. DOCKSTADER BUSY
Receiving WELL WISHES

W. J.. Dockstader. owner and man
ager of the Garrick Theatre, is re-
ceiving congratulations on the fact
that this Is the twenty-second ami
versary of his starting in the theatri-
cal business in this city. How he
commenced with box of monkeys
and his ability as a theatrical man on
Shipley street, below Fourth, has been
told at length in these columns. Mr..
Dockstader is observing the anniver-
sary by working as usual. He said
today that he was younger than when
he first came here years ago. His first
theatre was at 309 Shipley street,
then he moved to northwest corner Of
Seventh and Shipley streets, and
from there he moved into the present
Garrick Theatre, which he erected.
Evening journal., 1914-12-11
west Church women
review mission WORK

An interesting meeting of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society Of West Pres
byterian Church was held yesterday
afternoon in the Sunday School rooms
Of the church, with Mrs. U. Franklin
Smiley presiding.
The devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Mrs Floyd Booth, following
which announcement was made that
the election of officers and the read
ing of the annual reports would mark
the meeting of next month. A nom
mating committee composed Of Mrs.
William Jones, Mrs. John Hudson,
Mrs. Eta Davidson, Mrs. W. J. Rich
ards and Mrs. Frank Smith, was ap-
pointed.
The home subject for the afternoon
was "The Mountaineers" and the for
aign subject was Syria" The latter
subject was marked by the reading of
Evening journal., 1914-12-11
/. Cultivate the Tea Habit


English beautiful England is the drink
country o whole world
arising will the whole right
nothing of driving headache grouchy feeling
be
catch the morning and
have not time breakfast would be well to drink cup
surprising
Perhaps of the but sensible women who walk short
into the cold
without hot to help defy the elements
pretty well
heathful
Evening journal., 1914-12-11
TALK SUFFRAGE At
TEMPERANCE meeting

The afternoon session of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Yesterday consisted principally in brief
talks by Mrs. Martha S. Cranston, who
spoke in behalf of suffrage, aud by Mrs.
Adam Stengie, who spoke on her de-
partment of evangelistic work.
During the meeting attention was
called by Mrs Fannie b. Joseph, presi.
dent OF the Wilmington City Union. tc
a meeting to be neld tonight at head
quarters of all the unions in the city q
discuss the final settlement of the Oh
Home Week expenses. Mrs. Adam Sten
ole conducted the devotional exercises
at both sessions.
Evening journal., 1914-12-11
BRANDYwINE GRANGE SOCIAL.

At the meeting of West Brandywine
Grange last night. Thomas T. Weldm
who was a delegate to the state Grange
meeting at Dover. presented a report OF
what had been done there. A collection
was taken for the benefit of the starv-
ing Belgians.
The following program was present
ed: Singing. the Misses Ryan; reading,
Mrs Joseph AIousley; reading, Miss
Madeline Cox; paper on apple culture,
Mrs. Eugene Russ; reading Edwin
Ryan; cornet duet, Alfred Talley and
Mr.. Price; dialogue. "raking a Vaca-
ton" Miss Lille and William Talley.
Miss Anna Barely, lecturer of the
grange, had charge Of the program.
Evening journal., 1914-12-11

ing to a thread. That evening a neigh
bor called and ne suggested that prob
ably Quaker Extract would relieve
somewhat. The suggestion was follow
cd and about hours later a remarkable
thing happened. With a sudden scream
and forcing himself up in his chair he
asked for assistance TO have a bowel
evacuation. He was accommodated
when, 10 and behold, he expelled a mon-
ster worm. Upon further examination
It was found to be complete with head
and estimated to be over l25 feet IN
length. In the meantime the young
man was helped back into his chair and
then said; "Oh, my, how much better
feel" From that moment he continued
TO improve. He has not had a spasnl
since. he has gained in weight, strength
has returned to his lower limbs 50 that
Evening journal., 1914-12-11

Read this carefully everybody. It Is
interesting indeed and proves no"
Quaker Extract changed miserapie'
unhappy sufferer who was considered .ii-
curable TO sound, healthy man. he
article reads like a fairy tale, vet Il Is
true as gospel
On little farm near this city i'ess
the family of Orths. consisting o.
father. mother, n son and two daugh-
ters. Unfortunately the son has been
an invalid for over years, suffering
from some peculiar complaint which it
seemed medicine could not cure, nor
even relieve. Days, months and year,
he spent in an arm chair, miserable and
unhappy. His stomach was m 2
wretched condition and terribly swollcni
his lower limbs So weak as TO be use
less: his brain weak and worst of all h'