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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

9IIs i6 IA Sabre 5GbIte, itonO es
bel mir feit, OuB id) SIR Gee gcbel
miiiie ipie mein &omeroO @ans Der
So6n 0eS Gotten, ser 0ediunoc mo
&od altf Dem S69ncr a9torOitern4
mar imo oamoIS ieinc critic &ciic DOH
6Ieusburg nod &i9o modte 9ein
Nbidieo 1attc CT mir 0ie @on0 ge-
oriidt mn pcriic6crt vSobalO id
aap'toin bin III ne Sri9g o0er II
Sreemaitidoner fonmanoccr i4al
teen glnuer as Oh min Stiirmaml
lin~
n2at oot n @ort i'm
1Got ibal'n 8ort lin, bier nimnl
min Sauog.
9oniit mar CT o6gereilt ih o6ec
ia6 mid idon i'm @eiite ais Steuers
monh uno molte mir Elm ii6er Oas
on0ere Wlol ans, pie unier Shiif
oiSieben obs cine 9rigg, ein Grcis
moitidoner ooer gar -morum io0te
oenli nidt moglic6 iein2 ~ ein Bari
iein miiroe, eipe @arf 10 groB mie
ole ogltalanto4 bon Scr uns &anA
lens @dtet acidat oaB iie 500 9les
0lltertonnen melie nno in oen Office
Ddiep faHit i6resgleiMcn 6abe-
glbcr cs fau anDers ais mir Suns
9tn 0c0odt mo 9ctrGWnt 6uttcu.
ytein &amerao fc5rtc BON ieiner
yeiie nidt mc6r 3uriid. Der fleinc
S6oner ,.glor0ncrH~ fiel nit Nunn
ln0 NlouS oinem Grion 5unI 0picr,
Der am 13. gfoocm6cr 1872 aui ser
meitlideu Citice to6tc mo mc6r ais
blmOcrt S6iifcn ocn llutergang oOec
l1mere @oUarieu 6raGtc SeitOem
noaten moinc @ltcrn pom SeemannSs
beruf nidtS ne5r 60rcn unO mir
blieb nibtS iibrig, ais metncm 2ie5-
lin0smunide 5u entiogcn. @cnn
id a6cr ouh nidt Sccmann aelpors
Den bin, lit mir bod Oas Snterefc an
gllcu, mas nit 0enl SecUcien 3lls
iommcn6dngt, geblie6en, bclonOcrs
Die Sreuoe an Deu S1iifcn iclblt
g}od beute fenne ib fein gr0Berc5
Gcrgniigen ais in lmo an groBeren
Sdien ulto belebteu Nleercsfiitcn 81!
pcilcn unO Dem @e5en pno aommen
ocr Sdiife 5u5uihoiicn
gSic ie6r abcr ba6en iid6 in 0rn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

fdieoert oa es I'M SpGt6er6It 1911
bon einem englii6en 3ompier ge-
rommt uno BEL Dem 8eriub Der Ser.
glug pom Sturn BEL Doper auf Die
alippen geiuorien puroe ino mlige.
ge6en lperoen miiBte. Seit bier Sab
rem enoli1 lit ou6 lpie0er Elm lSiints
maitl6iff bon etmQ 5000 @eUidts.
tonnen 2aoefd6igfeit ser giidmers-
2inie i'm 9ctriebe, oas Oen gtamen
81. 6. 9fidmerS" fiibrt uno 5ur Belt
ais OaS groBte Segelid)iii Der 8elt
gelten fann Bon Der o8reuBen~ un0
BotoIi~ lmterideiOet eS lid OoOurd,
0oB es cine Silismaibtne fiibrt, Oie
i6n1 6ei O0Qiger g8inoitile, penn
oie Segel oeriagen, Denigitens eiuige
9noten 6abrt 3u oerIeiben Dermag.
Siebt man bon oieien 9fieien a6,
70 6eIte6t oie 0lebr5obl Ser Sonbur.
Qer imO @remer Segler ans &oa-
idiifen unO decentralization, oerelt
@roBc 5miiben 2O00 mO 5000
9tettos0tegiitertonnau idmonft. 1a-
bel iiberpiegt Die 8abG Der Gierma-
tier, pie Oenn nud Die felt 1911 neli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

lebten Dicr5ig So6ren bic 9erbalt-
nile gcdn0ertl g8o iino tie geblie-
ben Bic runo6or0igen Sadten, bic
bol3crncn Shoner, Briggs ino
Grcimoitimoncr, Die ins Sitgen 10
pcrtraute Gridcinimgen mnren iulo
Oic Citicc61icn bon glpenrnOe big
@lcncl In groBer 3o6l belebten? Sie
iin0 bis alf ueni0e, Die nod DER fln-
siiGcn @r6ausiu6r Oieuen, 5lm
Gpicr gciaacn. &ie inn Sdiiibat
icl6it 0a5 S5ol5 Dem Sta6l gepi6en
lit. 6obcn ole 0cnonnten SeglertDpen
0en 0ampicrn mcidcn mlilien, neil
lie nit 0icien ni1t fonhirrieren fonn-
ten 9lQeroing5 iit man IN unieren
QroBcn J1or0ieebGieu ni1t 70 allge.
mein gum Gompier6etrie5 ii6ergc-
aanaen. 60 bciteben in 9remen 70.
mobl ais IN @ambur8 nod 6eute 9iee-
0ercien bic ii6er eincn be0cutenOen
YQrf BON Segeli@ifien Derfiigen
mo i'm nod itetig DergroBcrn o0er
bod crncliern. Gic 3ee0er miilen.
0aiI ulter aapiiiep &orausicBlngeH
iui0 anf ldH9eh 9loutet alb bic Se8s
ler nit 9}uBen orbeiten fonnen ia
oen 9anpierl ii6erlcgen iino, neil
lie bel pcrb0ltniBmdBig groBerer Sa-
0eid6igteit melt 1cringere llnfoiteu
5abcn ols jene. Sin Gampier BON
5000 gr 9legitcrtounen (eine 9tegi-
ltertonnc - 2,S3 au6ifmcter) fam
nidt, me6r ais 300 @eluicbtstonnea
3t 20 3enher 9o0mg einnebneh.
ipd6renO Gin Segclibiii BON gleicber
@r0Bc minociteus 1900 @ciDiGts-
tpnnen 6ei6rocrt alp fiir $50 Gon-
ncr 8raMt9cl0cr me6r einbringt
Gas crfldrt lid ans Dem llmitauoe,
0aB 6ei cincm 0ampier Gin groBer
T6cil OeS Snncnrounlc5 fiir Die glui-
telling Scr Waibincn lnO &eiiel 20.
lpie iiir Die lluter6ringtnN Der nit
5iincbmcnocn &o6lcn Uerlorcn gc5t.
So0onn innB Gin 0ompier cine cnt-
iprc1cno G66cre &eiablng 6o6cn, oa
nc6cn ocm Gedperional oos au1
scr Gcglcr fiibrt cine gciGulte @e-
0icnng iiir Die N'oidiincn not6iOcu-
oig lit. Cine Ooppelte Neiatung ober
6eoinat ooppcltc @cuer. imo Ser.
pile9unasfoitcn mos nAt ocrgelien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

blifum in elmer 5ienli1 longen gln-
iprode 5uerit Die SOeeu ieines 6reiin-
0es Nlliolo ouseinon0er3uieben be-
miibt mar. 9onn tbeilte li6 Der 8or-
banq, unO 6oS @erGuIdmaiiif.Sr6es
tier wuroe iicbt6or Syn einem SoI6-
freis iparen 18 Snitrumante oufge-
iteQt, oie freilidb NIT Sen bis6er qe.
broudjten Wililifinitrumenten niht ole
geringite gleHnlibfeit 6otten, o62r
i1nntli6 ans elmer miirfelf0rmigeE
W2etaQfiIte, elmer &urbel uno einem
oiden Sdaaro6r 6eitonOen. Sn oem
8rogrnmm mar gelagt OoB iicb oaS
Sr6citer aus 1S @crGuider5eugern
SliiommanieBe, ans 3 Summern, 3
@notterern 3 0onnerern. 9 &nir-
idern @ur9ler, 3 Seulern, /
9nidler Gieifer rno 1 Sdmette.
rer, ituO 0oB orei Stiide miiroen aiif.
aefii6rt lperoen: ,,Gos @ruohen ci.
ner @roBItoot" Gin 9l6euoeiien ouf
Ser SerraIie zines &oiinoS" unO
o3uiammentunft bon 6lita3eigen
unO araitpoeen~.
90 6egann oenn 6os erite Stiif
3uarit Derna6m man ein ianftes
9feiien. oas aIlmG6liG in Elm miBto-
macs Seuleu iiberging. anarrcnoe
uuo fniridenoe @euGuie niidten ii1
oorein, oie Oie0eiht on oie ihmcren
aarreu Ole 81 friiber Morgenitunoe
8iir StoOt feuHcn uno oil oie Sro-
Ben6o6npagen, mcnn ie roi1 Inn
cine @iegimg fobren gemobuen ioQ.
ten. Gam fonnte man ctipo an oas
aIoppern bon @loidlinen 0enfen uno
an 0os &nattern noor@lpoiiouSmoto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

erDalllel ooer lteuelngeltellten Segler
lamntlid GiermaltbQrfen murcn
User nie eiHen 8er. o0er 6iinf.
matter betreten bat, fam lc6 bon oc-
rem @roBe i9perlid) eineu ridtigcii
gegrifT MAIDEN. lle6erblidt man pom
9interidiff aus oas 3cd, 0os in ci.
ner glusoebnung BON 100 ooer me6r
Dfeter Dor einem liegt iuO lnt6t. mic
5eI Sanpfern, Ourc1 glli6aiten I'M.
terbro9en miro, 10 iit Ger @inorid
uoermdltigeno. un0 man begreiit
nidt lpie ii1 elm N2enid in oieiem
@elpirr bon 0iteben0em im0 lnufc1-
Dem @ut", bon 9ioeu unO Stengen
nusfennen fam. 9lls i6 einmal ei,
mem beirelmOeten &opitdn gegen.
iiber meiner &ermimOeruna 6ierii6er
glusorud SAB, ld6elte CT unO meintc.
gGot IS MD 10 ilimm as t ntIabt.
User MD mit'u 9unumbii0el floppt
IS, lebrt oat inn poor @oAen nil Ne
ollie Sag oornit uligei6t llA mot
nicb riinpiQ Sept be &Qptsiianl vat.
@H beten llpmimterung bebbt mi mon
all inltefen niiiBt bet pi int Sogis
for poll anie6H inuro'n"
Nleiltens lit man auM genei8t sic
9eiaBungs5iiier ser 6eutigcn Scgcl.
ibilfe bo9er 5lI lddben ais iie iit Nei
einem &oaidiff 6ctrdgt lie nit Gin.
ibluB oes aapit1ns uuo 5meicr Dill.
5iere 23 bis 25 @lann, bei elmer @iers
maitbarf 33 bis 35 mo bei eineu
6iinfHoltidiff bis 8u As aopien. ooc5
lit 81 6emerfen. 0aB Ole lebtcu bel.
0en S6iifStDpen auBcr Dem @apiiou
0rei Steuerleute o0er Ofi3iere fiibs
rem. 9aB 0ieie groBcu Segler nit 10
merig 2eiltelt oie nod oo3u in Smei
&ahen einget6eilt alio INNER mlr
sur Sdlfte I'M 0icnit iino, ausfon.
men f0nneH erfldrt iib aus 0eni
llmitanoc, ooB sic Catching gcgen
frilbcr meieutlih pcreiniadt lit imO
ooB mon alerlei mecGaniimc Nili5-
mittel 6eiibt ourh Oie.oie @c0icmnQ
Der Segel meicntlid erleiBtcrt miro.
&or orciBig Sa6rcn rctDncte man
fir cine &eiie bon Der @lbe nab ocn
Salpeter6dien Stiles mo 3uriid inn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

Wflttel S1a bis 8 Wlondtc Gie 5cu.
tl9ct &ier nn0 6iiuimater lc9en
eine lolbe 9imorciic. ioieu lie lidlt
oduerno uigiinltl9cs g@eiter AobeiL
IN lects bis iic6en QlonateH 5uriid ia
Is ilt nidtS @cItcnes. oaB iic inner
balb Sa1rcSiriit guci uOne 9'W0rcI-
len polal0au Gc0cNit man 0aB Die
Routcn Die 9cp6bnlid oon 0eu Seg-
Tern ein8e6nlich pcg0eurun0 1000
Seeneilen ousmo6cn 10 lcat elm iol.
der Sc9ler anf bic gal3e Reiie De-
rednet oft ic6cn bis adt Seemeilen
IN Der StuuOe 5uriid. 1cs lit gepiB
cine ic9r aGtbure &eiitpng. Ole niht
meit biuter 0crienigen zines 6ro1t-
oampiers 5uriidblei6t.
gfatiirli6 60ugt oie 9eiitmg cines
Se9lers Ia oriter Sinie bonn g9inoe
ab @ei lotter @riie erreiheu sic
Segler bon 6ellte i2 6is 16 Scenei-
len III Der 5tunbc, Io0aB iie jeoen
5ratbtoompicr ipeit butter tiff lolien
Sghpitan @iigenoQrf aer gor efniaeu
Sabreu pic ,SitltnQltb0rt ,Roi0N"
iii6rte forutc Der DeptifbeA 1ccmartc
mdlOcn DoB ieiil Sd5iif ilil iaoliden
Ntlontif pollc 5e9n &nge 6HaurA
260 bis 300 Sceneilcu ta1lif 5ir,i6
9ele9t 9nbe 9latirliA 9aite cs mao
reno oteicr 3eit gcborig Nabloiei 70
ooB einge tleincre 1cacl 0rauiaii.
Gen imo Elm paar Niatroien Icitlt rcr.
lett moroen marcu 5u crmilldeN
lliT1llcn obcr mar cs nidt gclom.
men
Soldc Scltingcn lW0 oicronas
mr. Damn nogild mcnu Die aaplilHe
0le SortbCilc als5uni.-cn pcrltahcn.
Su oicier 0miidt nm pcr0icuch oie
Sii6rer lnIcrcr mo0crnan @clcl.
ihiiie mcinAci6rGaties Sob. Ga lie
iic6 0urtmcg cbculo iebr 0iirh @uer
qe mo @a1cnlut6 ais 0ilrd llmiid.
tige lmo piid)t9ctrenc SMiiiSiiih.
rung aus3eidneu Gnbcr lonnicn
idmerc llnidae oocr Gotolperluile
grpBcr 5cglcr DerbdllliiBuldBia icl,
ten por uno @ollagicre limo oui
i6ncu miuociteus ebemo Nbar auigc.
6oben plc ailr Ganlpierll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

ren gl6er na6 etiuo fiinf W1inuten
brad I'M Bu6lifum Elm unge6eitrer,
nidt anoenpoaenoer 2Grm aus, cine
Sinfonie bon9riilen, @feifen, Stoms
pfen, S6reien imo W}iauen, bob 10
Dobl Ser SdluB ser eriten aon3ert-
hummer, ais op6 Die beiOen folgen-
0an Stiide in Dem iuiiiten Tobuiuu.
bo6u boaig untergingen. 9ergc6lib
trot W}orinetti lpie0erbolt Dor sic
9fompe, Inn 9lube 3u erbitten Nlun
ontportete ibm nit bcicbintpienoen
3urlfen mo nit Dem 3lnpiirf bon
nericbieoenen @emiiie. inO Gbitior.
ten. g[ls 8u60rer onweienoe 3u.
fiinitler muroen inoeB NIT 0en6reltii.
0en ser 8erqougenbeit banogemein,
imo nidt menige Gbrfeiaen un0
Souiti6ldae uuroen gemeItielt. Gie
@erpirrung ptrOe rod drger. ats
Marinetti mo au0ere 3ntunits0idy
ter ms @artarre biuabiprougeit tim
i6ren @eiinmtngsgetoiie 8u Silfe sH
ellen Ser gl6eno ortetc in cine uas
miiroiqc Sdldaerei aus, sic @enoar.
men 8um Gini6reiten 8pata rm0
nihtsoeIiomeniqer mtf ser StraBe
fortdeIebt nur0e. Sier6ei pnr0cn
gRoriratti un0 einige ieiuer @}eaner
nicht in6etr1htlid perpuuoet 70 SAB
Sic itolicnii6en 9eb6roen es iidl eia
onoermol mo6l iiberleaen peroen ob
iie sic gl6boltina eines Sutilrilten.
fonsertcS bcpiQigen iollen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

70 DrauGt Gin iolAer 9ampier Don
Squique (einem midhgen Solpeter-
6ofcn an scr @eItfiiIte Siionmeri-
faS) na6 Bremen oOer Samburg 50
bis SO Gage, ipobci norousgeiest 1T,
OaB or 0urd ltiirlnri1es g8etter nidt
81 ic6r aufgebolten miro. Gin moOer.
mes SegeIi1aff Iegt Oieielbe Strede
ni1t Ielten in 65 bic 10 Eogen 5u-
rid Sin 3eitltnterI9ieo bon 10 bis
20 Ingen o6er reicbt nibt INNER
aus, bic peientliH boberen llnfoiten
0cS 0anpfers pett3umoden. 3a nun
0ie Sam6urger iin0 s9remer Seeel-
idiffe oorlpiegeno in Der Solpeter-
ooer 9feisfabrt beiddftigt werOen, io
lit eS erfldrliG, Dab iie Heben Oen
Dompferu befeben foumen.
g(ber oieie Segelidiiie bon beltc
laiien iidb nit ienen bol5erneu 6a6r-
5eugen meincr Sugeno3eit aub niht
Dergleiden, peoer in 9e3ug auf Die
2oocfdbigfeit nod alf Oie SGnelig-
felt, ia iclbit in ser 2inieufiibrun1
OcS ScbiffSriunpieS mei1en iie be.
trGdtli6 bon ibnen ab. Die olten
6ol5ibiffe iparen uidt anndbernO 10
idari ge6aut imO 10 iegeltiidtig pie
ole beutigen StabIiegler. 9ei Oieien
bcr6dlt ii1 oic 2dnge 5ur 8reite pie
z o0er s / pdbreno iirb bei ienen
0os ger6GltniB mie 5 itellte. 3u-
oen fii6ren Die beutigen Segler be-
trGGtlid b06erc D1oiten uno emit
iprc1en0 ldngere 9toen ais Oie oIten
Sol5i6iffe, mesbalb ibre Segelfl1cbe
ino oo6er auG ibre Shneaigfeit I'M
9erbdItniB groBer iein mlB ais bel
oieien. Der groBte llnterlhicO aber
liegt in Ser 2aoeidbigfeit. Sn memer
fomen Scgelidiffe bon
1000 gtetto &egiitertonnen in Ser
SItieefabrt ii6erboltpt ni6t Dor, in0
audi in 0en gloroieeb1fen ln0 in
@n9lanO iparen iie ieltene @rldei.
W2itte Ser obt5iaer Sabre
ocs oerfloiienen Sa6r6unOerts gol-
ten Seglcr BON 1900 &egiItertonnen
nod ais qroBe 6a5r5eige. Bon Oa
a6 ober begonn cine rribe Sonnen-
ge5alts5unobme Der nell eiugeitelten
StoDblicgler, 10 OaB man ibon 81
Der uelni8iger Sabre iiber
5nblreic6e GoQidEfie lno 8iermait-
borfen bon 2000 9iegiltertonncn lno
oariiber Derfiigte, sSn Sabre 1895 |
mur0e fit Die pSamGtrger Sirmd e
SaeiS5 ouf ser Tectlet6ergidJeli @erit
in @eeitemiin0e sic SSiinfmaItbart
&otoii" in gluitrag gegeben, Die bel
elmer 9Gnge BON 12t D1eter cine 2a-
Oei16igfeit bon 6t50 @epidtstonnen
81 20 3eutner, 5. ;. olIo BON 1885,
600 3cntnern bciibt. lin cine ein-
5igc Sooung Oieies nod i'm 9etrieb |
beiinoliden S6iffes 81 9anOe 81 be- |
forOern iino nod Ser gangbaren
615 Goppelpaggons oOer
ruuo 81 @iiter3iige 81 20 8agen er-
forOerlid.
9olo Oaruuf lieB ou6 sic 9iid. |
IN gremer6ooen einen
5iinfmaiter er6auen Ser a6er aus |
ni6t oufgeflGrten @riinoeu 6ereitS
ouf ieiner eriten glusreile na1 Sin.
terinoien nit W}onn uno W2aus IN.
terging. 1902 folgte Oie &ee0erei s. |
Saeis8 in Snm6urg nit Ser ginltel.
luug oeS ebeniaas in @eeiteuiinoe
er6allten 5iinfmaiterS u@reuBeu~, |
Der BEL elmer 2Gnge bon 1873 W}eter
cine 2ooefa6igfeit BON 5000 Sc |
ODER 10000 3entnern |
beiaB. g9ie nod erinnerlid6 iein
oiirftc, mar aber oud 0ieIem Itol3en
EA;ffo Fo;,to Innnn cCoh,.4So,,o,. ~ |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

mer0en bari, iuenn oud ole 9auft-
unfoitcn iicb ans Dem groBen aoblen-
berbrauA ergeben.
g}ul miro man entgegncn, Dab ole
0ompier 0ofiir audi ioOiel idncaere
9teiieu ma1el ais Die Segler un0 =.
nit Die groBeren llntoitcn iih meRr
ais aitsglei6cn. 3u5 triiit uatiIrlicA
ouh 5u ioDeit eS iicb Inn 5a6rten IN
Der g3orO- lm0 Sitiec o0er in ben
onOeren europ1iiden @epdlieru ban,
oelt. Sn Der groBen 6obrt ober, ME
BEL 9leiien nod sen 9teisb6fen Sim
tcriuoiens ooer ua6 Den SaIpeter.
pldben 91orodiles, lit Der llnter-
idieO in Der 3eitOouer 5wii9en elmer
0anpfer= unO elmer Seglerreiie nidt
me6r 10 9roB, mie biclfa1 geglau6t
miro 9ie6net man fiir einen 6rodt
Oampfcr oon goits mlO Baiiagier.
idjiifen lit bier nidt 0ie 9ieoe ~ cine
0urbidnittsg sgeidpiuOigfeit BON neln
bis 3e6n Seemeileu in Der ShmOe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-14

8rillonten Bitten oft auf Oent
Siutsrorunoe elmer olnflcn gcroan-
aengeit.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19

Wayne, and grandson. Henry. were
M Weston Saturday trading.
Bob Heath attended the singing at
Albert Walker SUNDAY evening.
Mrs. Ira Robinson was in Weston
saturday trading
win Franks and family have moved
back 20 Weston.
Mr.. Jim Canada spent Saturday the
guest ~ Mr.. Jim bennett
Miss Berth, Rankin. who b., teaching
iho Weston school. gave % box supper
FRIDAY night 4 tine cake ~, baked
b, Mr.. Roy llughe, AMI was sold in
honor % the rrrturs' glr present.
Mis-, Mcdowell. Of Csyc.lu-Eock. no.,
was The lucky frl 90 hurlsbt $500.
The not proceeds ~ thc cake and boxes
were ''2 $50 Imsitaugr sum ami il
H going Too hr used iur th, purchase NJ
hJap looks Mrs Rankin thanked
all who wen, present Tor the interest
they took IN the meeting
Corn market s opened zap at 20 cents
per busbcl w the river.
Bring an yoar eggs toe. ". Grady
ami get 2trts.. per dozen Tor them.
Gran"Iatcd sugar Ii lbs. for Sl.uO.
Don't do without cake and pie any
longer
FOR SALE. A seven year old COW
aud three months old calf. Call IN
J. ". BENNETT
j. l.. Rankin was here Tuesday on
business.
j. II. Eskcw and family were in
Marion Thursday trading.
Miss Iva Clement, Of Cave.in- Rock.
Ill.,, was the guest Of her aunt. Mts.
J. l., Hughes, Friday.
Mrs, II. c. Frayscr, Of Cavc.in. Rock
ll'' spent saturday with her father,
G.. 7. Wilson.
c. W, Grady ia buying lot Of corn
this fail.
Miss Ruby Hughes spent several
days with Mrs. W. I. Wynn and Miss
Mona Wynn, Of Green Chapel.
C. l.. Cain and W. II. King were in
Marion Thursday on business.
Thanksgiving day Is coming, for C.
W. Grady shipped lot Of turkeys to
Evansville.
Misses Amy and Wayne Garrett and
Ruby Sturgeon spent Sunday with
Winnie Walker, LITTLE PANsY.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

Engineering Inspector. OH and iAs. 260a4u bee
Agriculurst and field Agent 96O
Examiner Of Accounts $3.50 2n0
AgcuItur. 2aslgOI
DECEMBER
Pathological Artist. Male & Female. S2lU
landscape Architectural Craftsman, 500 per month
Investigator Women's Organization Female ,ao 22io
Assistant Engineer in Fores, Products. emIao
Field Assistant in Rural Organization. ips 2ao
Scientific Asst n Grain Standardization ioo 400
Asst In Farm Demonstration wok Female lsoo ono
Expert Freight Rate Clerk. $500 Blue Printer s7ab
Neucal Expert. Inspector Of Supni.. i9o
Asst. Dairy Husbandman Editorial iao
MschanIcanica Eng.ne Assistant. = per diem Dec
DECEMBER 10:
Nur'eyman S'" Lthographc Freshman. 800
Hydro Electrical Engineer poo Epdemiooyst 1000
Above examinations for MEN except otherwise Indicated
Information places application blanks etc NAV he
obtained from the Civil Service Washington D. G. o from
Eaha District Secretary i3 Post Office Building. Cincinnati.
November II. 1914
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Continued next week,
RHEUMATISM SOON
BECOMES CHRONIC
The Result OF Tired Kidneys Failing
lOtSpCl Poisonous waste Mailer.

Tired, over-w1rkcd kidneys allow
poisonous uric acid 10 remain m the
blood instead Of cNpeIIng il from the
system. That ts the cause ~ chronic
rheumatism The disease gets into
some joint or group OF muscles and
settles there, and only strenuous treat
ment will dislodyc b..
Rheuma softens the uric acid crystals
lodged 10 the joint, and muscles.
causing the terrible pains. and passes
them out of the system through the
kidney. and bowels
All the blood 10 the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes unlcs, 1t is pure the organs
become diseased. Rheur pur.dcs the
blood and the kidney, then regain their
natura' activity
j, II. Orme aud all druggists SELL
Rheuma at a price so inexpensive that
Il is folly 10 bee without IL. d
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19

Miss Maude Flanary entertain
ed the bridal party very delight
fully Monday with a luncheon.
The color scheme, yellow and
pink, was carried out beautifully
in the table decorations.
A five course luncheon was
served, consisting of:
First: grapefruit. Second: din
ner course of creamed chicken in
timbriIs, peas with creamed po-
tatoes, celery and cranberries.
Third: tomato Jelly and cheese
balls on lettuce. Fourth: apricot
ice and cake. Fifth: coffee and
pink and yellow mints.
Her guests included: Misses
Verna Pickens, bride Of Tuesday,
Lucille Kirkpatrick, of Greenville.
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One Of the largest as well as
one Of the most beautiful enter
tainments of the fall season was
the reception given in compli-
ment to Mrs. Fleming Gordon
by Mrs. NJ. X. Gordon and Mrs.
W. L. Gordon, Jr. at oil West
Arch street, Saturday afternoon
from two to six o'clock. The
guests were met at the door by
Mrs. Alex Lunsford and ushered
into the parlor, where they were
received by Mrs. Kirby Gordon,
Mrs. W. l.. Gordon, Jr. Mrs.
Virgil Moore, Mrs. Henry Rod
gers, of Darlington, and Mrs.
Knapp. of Evansville. The home
was a bower of loneliness with
decorations of autumn leaves.
chrysanthemums and potte d
plants. The autumn colors of
red and gold predominating in
the parlor, reception hall and
library. Boughs of autumn
leaves were hung in the door
ways and yellow and white
chrysanthemums were use d
about the reception rooms. In
the library was the register, a
dainty book artistically painted
in autumn leaves presided over
by Mrs, }. f. Dempsey.
Delicious ices, cake and al.
monds were served by Misses
Margaret Mcpherson, Lucy Eau
cett Frances Arnold, Elizabeth
Nisoet and Francis Elgin, while
refreshing punch was served hy
Miss Laura Isabelle LaiToon and
Miss Neil TaIley, of St. Peters
burg, Fla.
Beautiful music was furnished
during the afternoon and added
to the enjoyment of the occasion.
Mrs. Will Morton and Mrs. W.
d. Morton of Nortonville, assist.
ed the hostess in entertaining
the large number of guests that
enjoyed the charming hospitalit
and who were most glad to vel
come Mrs. Gordon to our city. -
Madisonville Hustler.
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peace. dismissed.
SECOND DAY.

Commonwealth of Kentucky VS..
Everett Lobbs Flourishing
deadly weapon. continued.
Same VS.. Everett Lobbs Carry
ing concealed deadly weapon.
continued.
Same VS., J. }. Thomas Secret
ing money. on trial.
Same VS.. Dutch Hopper Forgery
tried and cleared.
The following Is are continued.
Same VS.. Wesley Duvall Breach
of peace.
Same VS.. Bonnie Binkley Sc
duCtion.
Same VS.. Henry Towery Gam
ing.
Same VS.. Hick Clark Bigamy.
Same VS.. Ed Slayden Opening
box.
Same VS.. Herbert Sigler Seduc-
ton.
Same VS.. Gross Furgerson
Breach of peace.
Same VS.. Hodge Fritts Failing
to support child.
Same VS.. Leonard Harp 4 Co.,
Breaking in house.
Same VS.. Charlie Walker & Co..
Gaming.
Same VS.. Nathan Mullinax
Breach of peace.
Same VS.. Joe Furgerson Gam
ing.
Same VS.. II. A. Foster Selling
patent medicine.
Same VS.. Percy Howerton Rape
Same VS.. Gus Eberle- lnjuring
property.
Same VS.. Earl Farmer Selling
liquor.
Same VS.. Ed James Shooting on
public highway.
Same VS.. J. H. Davenport Sell
ing deadly weapon to minor.
Same VS.. Crowder Fox Shooting
maliciously. forfeited bond
500.
The following six are continued.
Same VS.. Hoosier Mining Co., -
Failing to pay employees.
Same VS.. Hoosier Mining Co., -
Failing to pay employees.
Same VS.. Hoosier Mining Co., -
Failing to pay employees.
Same VS.. J. o. Conyer Obtain.
ing money under false preten.
es.
Same VS.. John Crouch Obstruct
ing justice.
Same vs.. J. p. Vinson Selling
liquor to minor.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
Notable Jurisl Dies Al
Henry County Home

Judge William Samuel Pryor.
for twenty five years a member
and some time Chief Justice of
the Kentucky Court of Appeals,
an active legal practitioner for
more than three score years and
considered among the foremost
jurists of the United States,
died Tuesday morning st 8
o'clock at his home near New
Castle, in Henry county, within
sight of the place where he was
born. He was 70 years of
age.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gugenheim
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Roberts at 6 o'clock dinner Tues
day. A delightful menu was
served consisting of Boolon,
Oysterscocktail Chickens, smoth-
sred in mushrooms, creamed and
baked potatoes, spagetti, tomi-
toes stuffed, baked apples,
macaroon pudding and coffee.
In the evening Miss Eva Glen.
ent and Lucile Num- of Morgan
field and Mr., Lutte Bailey OF
Providence joinded the party and
all enjoyed an evening al
bridge.
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CROWN PRINCE WAV.
lRED And LOST BATTLE
Continued from first page J
tured two quick firing guns.
Cruiser Goeben Struck,

Petrograd, Nov. Il. A dis
patch received here from Con-
stantinople says that the Tur.
kish cruiser Goeben was pene-
trated by a shell at her water
line during the recent lombard.
ment of the Dardanelles by the
allied Anglo.French feet. The
damage inflicted is described as
serious.
The Goeben is one Of the Ger
man cruisers taken over by Tur-
key after the outbreak of the
war.