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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-11

State OF South Carolina,
County Of Laurcns. IS.
Before me came II. *. aiken, Cash
1er OF the above named bank, who,
being duly sworn, says that the above
and foregoing statement is "a true
condition OF said bank, as shown BY
the books Of said bank.
II. Is. AIKEN
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th. day OF March, 1914
J. j. Adams,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest: o. B. Simmons, j.
II. Sullivan, w. r. Richey, Directors. :,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-03-11
Statement Of the Condition of tho
BANK OF LAURENS.

Located mt Laurcns, S. G., mt The
close Of business March 1, 1911.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
eInfpb Nnffmnn ii6erfnGrrn.

@e0en 8 llbr geItern @orlnittug
iuilroe ser 63 Sabre alte Safob 6off'
man BON 9}r. 1913, 9urgunoD-9lQep,
bon einem in iiiOlirber 9ii6tung fab
rcnOcn @oggon ser r@oi6ingtou'
Baltimore 9lnnopolis 9abn g."
iiberfobren lno itorb an oeu crlitte'
nen @erlebungen wenigc Nlinutei
na6 ieiner @inlieferung in ooS llui'
DeriitGts Soipitol. Ser Wlotormanll
Oes @oggons erfldrte, ooB Sofimau
uuf Dem gebengeleiie geitonOen babe
luO ploslih auf oen unoeren Sdie'
nenitroug geiprungen iei ols fem
@oggon iih nur nod Z SUB cntferrt
befonO. Gin redt5eitiges 9reniell
lei oa6er p0Ilig ousgeidloiien gepcs
len. Gus llngliif ereignete Iicb IN
Der 9tG6e Ser @ui6ltroBe. Cine lln'
teriu1umq Oes Sooten ergob, OoB cr
all elmer i6ueren &ronf6eit gelittet
botte, Elm llmitanO, Der bei Gielen sic
9Innobne berporruft, bob Soffmoll
lid obiiHtli6 Dor oen @aggon &C.
iuorien 6o6e. Seine 0o6ei erlittencH
SerIeBlngen poren cine tiefe Stopf'
mtnoe, mebrere &ippen6riiHe unO ic
einen 9lrm- uno Sein6ruH. GS OalIs
crte lGn9ere 3eit, 6iS icin 9eidnanl
ioertiii5irt werOen fonnte, ga OH ici-
ner &leiOung fem 3eiden NOR, wcl'
dies Der Yoli5ei oOer BEN Soiptal'
9lngeitelten aui Die Spur 81 beIielt
oermod)te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Eroler6eidliiiie oes o9laeemeiuen
Geutiden @reiien6eims iiber
Oas 9lbIe6en OeS @rdiiocnten
9oitorS @orcuS 9admann.
@or elmer Der @rimoer Der 9ln-
itoIt.
Sn Ser am ~. NlGr5 1914 o6g(
6altenen @rtro-8eriomnllng in Dem
nglagemeinen Geuti6en @reiieu'
beim~, Seitens Oes 0ireftorilm uno
ben @litglieoern Oes o5rauen Siilfs-
Gereins" Der 9lnitalt wuroen folgeu'
Sc Irauer- mo 9eiIeiosbeidliiiie ge-
foBt:
u9eidloiien OaB mir i'm Siefiten
inierer Ser5en oos pl0blidbe sin.
i6eioen uniereS 6reimOes imO Cole.
gen, Serrn @oitor @arcus 8ad'
mann, elmer Ger @riinoer Oieier 9li-
itolt ino ieit fl Sobren Der @rGii'
bent Oerielben, 6eoouern;
9eidloiien, OoB mir iein g9irfct
fir Oieie 9(nitolt Inn 10 mebr mir
oieeu, ga tros Ser pielen S6idiols-
idIdge in ieiner eigenen 6amilie, er
Oenno9 cine treue Sinaa6e im0 9lus'
bauer uno itarfen @ottoertrouen in
icinen lebten Sobren Oie GermaItlrng
Oieier 9lnitalt Ieitete, 5um Segen Ser
oorin aufgenommenen SSnioiien TO-
wobl mie ais Elm no6obmingsmiiOeS
GorbilO fir alle, al oieier 9lnitolt in
Der 9eitlIng 9et5eiligten;
9ei6loiien, Der 5nmilie OeS @er'
itor6enen cine 9l6iArift Oeier 9e-
leiosbeidliiie al iibermitteln, io-
nie in Dem 9rotofoll oieier 9lnitalt
81 oer5ei6nen.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Sram, Idlan, iuenr

Sin ugldn5en0es" glngebot nlroe
geitcrn Der iltngen 5rou 9lnna glua-
fian gema6t 9ai9ter Seurp peeen
observation-disclosures fir ieiue 6rou llno
iein fleipes @inO in Der norOmeItli-
den FoIi5eiitation porgefii6rt, erfldr-
te Der iplenoiOe @atte, @osgan 9lpo-
fion, elm Siirfe pon@e6urt uno mo6n-
bait in 9}r. 305, 9SorO-@ilmor.Str.,
bereit 81 iein, % Geuts m06entlid
fiir Oen llnter6alt ieiler 6rou unO
Oes 9obDS bei3iliteuern. @eOer feline
,Sralt nod ibr 9lnmalt, nod Hi6ter
@enrp maren ieoo6 nit oieier rfiirlt-
li1en Siunme" 5ufrieoen, ltno Seb-
terer ieste oen jeOen Sonitag an
,Sroli 9luofiou 81 perabiol1enOen Be-
trag alli 2 Dollars icit. Die 9lusii6t
anoeren Sales oen @eihporenen
iiberpieien 81 mcrOen lmo Die 3eit bis
sur SerbunOlumg i'm @ei6ngniB 5ll-
briugCu 81 nuiiien, peranloBtc 9lna-
fioL iib Oauit einoeritanOen 81 err
flaren. @r lit augebli6 9higen-Spe-
5ioliit uno erflGrte 9lnfaugs, ooB iein
@eihdft niHt iopiel ein6riuge, I'M
ieiner 6rau me6r ais 25 Gents pro
@o6c 81 geben @r itammt ans Ger
aiiatiihen Siirfei mG6reno ieine
Srou 9eborcuc glmerifnnerin lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Sin lSnrbnn fiir ,6anf1 i.

@olpernelr @olosborolgb bat
0enl oSoirnoliltcl Saroep g. 9ennett
melher in Cumberland ais SarrD 2.
SeDmaro befonnt mar, cine Segnooi'
auna auSgclteat welbe ibm OaS 8ir'
aerrett 5uriidgiebt. @ennett mar IN
1903 megen 0iebitabls elmer ll6r
mo elmer 9oritednooel 81 iinf Sab.
ren 3uhtbauS pom &iHter Stod5
bridge oerurtbeilt morOen @r muBte
Oeu poQen Stroitermin obiiBen unD
ais er ans Dem 3uItbaiie berouS-
fam, uabm CT inter Dem 9tnrnen
Sorrp g. ScDmaro cine STEELE ais
Sournalilt in Cumberland oil unO
perllhtc, sic Gergangenbeit 81 per-
ocilen lmo Elm rc6tlides 2eben 81
iiibren. Gs oelaug i6m oud, Die 9ld-
tuna aQer 2eute ourd) ieinc 6erOors
roQen0en 9eilhngen 5i gepinncn,
un0 or mor in Oem @laubcn 0oB ytic-
mano ieine Gcrgangen6eit fannie.
9ls er a6er zines Cages cincn 9ricT
6efan ooB man i'm we9en ieiner
Shrei6ueiie IN iener 3eituna all Den
Erunger iteaen woltc, peridrpano
Bennett, Der ieine glrtifel nit nSanf"
itnter5ei6netc, ipurlos unO tbeilte
Dem @erausgeber oic llria6c ieineS
Gerihminoens nit. @}an Bat ieit1er
oergeblid ua6 ibm gcildt rmO born
uunmebr, Dab cr al ieiuen Ylat 6il'
riidfebrt oo Die 9iirger i'm bort germ
mie0er hQben moQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
sanau i'm nOIundler.Gullea .

Den jingen 0amen I'M o@ouder-
@oaea~ lit cs erlaubt morOen, al ben
9l6enoen penn iie feinen Serrenbe-
iild boben, Den nSongo~ oen ySeli.
tation @al5er~ Ocn nSurfep-Erot"
oen o96renton5~ uno r9(paHenton5"
Oen n6iib-@olf" mo onoere iolbe
S6n5e 5l ton5en. Gie San5abenOe
iinO 5reitogS mo Samitags 9lbenO,
mem fein Serren6eiu6 in Der gln-
itnlt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

Gin Sobr ipdter plrOc er ols %ro.
iioenten,Gleftor mIf Dem Oemotroti-
iden Sidet erlpd6lt mo no6nl ais
iolber all Ser BrdiiOenten @obl oeS
SobreS 1918 5beil. Sn Sabre 1918
puroe er a6ermols ais Wiitglieo Oes
0elegotcn6olieS erpGblt mo ein-
itimniig aIS Spreder mieOerernannt.
Serr Grippe lit Der S6opier Oes
@eieseS, meldes 0aS 9olfsgeridt ms
9e6en gerilfen bot, Ionic oieler ouoc'
rcn gcieslibcn Gorlaeeu. Nm ieincm
fiir3li6en @eburtstage, al welbem
er aus Dem Shpa6enalter fam lno
Oas 40. 9ebensiobr erreidte, nobm
ooS llnter6ous folgenoe 9eidliiic
an;
Ia Ser 9l6t6. SaS. NlcG. Grippe
Spreder OeS Gelegatenbouies, ben
pier5iaiten MeiIenitein mlf ieiner Sc.
6ensbobn erreidt bat, unO
oa ouf Oieier 9ebens6abn er ieine
ureigenniiBigiten lnO geuiiieu6aitc-
item arGfte Der 6oroerung Oes 6obeu
9erufs, in Oeiien glusii6ung er w
idGftigt lit, iopie Ser Sebung Ser
ofientliden g9o6liobrt Dem Sort
idritt ieines Stootes unO Der Stoot
uno Der @r60bunQ einer Wlitnen-
i6en gepiomet bat lmO
Oa er in ser 9luSii6ung ieiner
@flidten ais @oribenOer oieies Soit
les uno Oenlienigeu Oes NSabrcs 1912
itetS &eolihfeit. llnporteiii6feit unO
OaS 9cpuBtiein ieiner @eroutluort
li6feit molten IieB, pos ibnl uniere
9l6tuna, SohidGbung, iopie uniere
Sie6e uno Gcre6ruug eingebrabt bat,
oeS6olb iei eS
6ei6loiien Our1 OosIelegotenbniS
bon MarplanO, OaB mir biermit unO
oui Oieie @eiic uniere bo6c 9luerfen-
nlng ser 1Sd9igfeit uno Heolidfeit
6efuuOen, nit pelder Der 9lAt6 Sas.
Oic@. Grippe iiber unieren Teli6era,
tioneu mo 8erbonOhungen Oen Dor.
Iib geiii6rt bat; inO lei eS iernerbiH
6eihloiieu. OaB oieie 9eibliiiie im
geOrlldten Erotofoa ouigcnommen
perOen ioQe."
llno gerooe pie i'm llnterbolIie, 10
iino oid inn Senate eiuige 9oltimo.
rer, meldc iih our6 ibre Eilidt-
treuc mo 6G6igfeit onS5eidnen. Pin
eriter Steae itebt Ooiel6it Der erio6'
rene Stoot5sSenotor Geter s. Ganp.
BED, Ser lid niht MIR ourf iein &eos
nertalent ionoern audi olrb iein
irelnolideS gntgegenfommen in
alien midtigen ,Srogen Die 3unei-
ging pieler ieiner Goaegen eriuorben
BAT. Nlit Srn Campbell ba6en Die
galtinorer einen uirflid gutan
@riff Qetbon ais iie i'm in Den
Staoisienot pdblteu. 9lud er lit,
pie Spredjer Grippe ein lIberolges
iinnter Wlonn Dem mon oolles Der
truuen ihenten fam. Sbm 5ltr Seite
ite6t ser neue Senator MnL Gitrron
BON 0it Baltimore, ii6er oen bereitS
fiir5lih an oieier Steae 6erihtet
uuroe, OoB er Elm iGbiger Moun lit
rnO es iebr geuoil nit Dem ibnl
ii6ertragenen 9ertrouen ninnt.
9Iuh ole onoeren beioen Senutoreu
BON Baltimore, @m. %. Wlalop in0
gEnf 8. GgOcn, 6obeu 6isber ge5eigt,
OaB lie oaS in iie eeiebte 8crtrauen
ser 9iirger 8altinoreS peroieueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
Niir O3rnhleiSenSe.

Ger oroBe @rioIg, oen 8, s. N2er'
gebenn in ser 8e6onolitng bon 9rud
leioen nit ieinem uRaOical Cure
8ru6bano erreidt bal, miro bon eis
ner 9(n5abl leitenoer gler5tc 6eitGtigt.
Ole bon s. $. N}erge6enn ongc.
wnn0te Wietbooe ii6ertrifft gemGB ei'
ner iiberaus oroBen 9ln5obl pon Can.
fes- uno Gmpfebllngsi6reiben ans
allen StdnOen tbotiddlib Die iibrigett
9ebanollmgsarteu. 8eiagte SHrei'
ben licgen fir SntereiIenten ieOer5eit
5rr @inii6tnabmc 6ereit. Sir ieoeil
an einem Nriihe 2eioenoen Oiirfte eS
iid 6e5o6lt maiden, einmal bel SerriI
Wiergebenu por5uipre1en nnO lid
iiber Oeiien neite Mctbooe 5u informi'
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

iiir Gnpit1n Yolad lit ferner cine BON
Der Sonigin @ictoria pon England
i6m i'm Sabre 1890 perliebene Me-
oniae. Serr &olod ipor 5u Der 3eit
=. Sfii5ier auf Der ems. PIN Der
gteliuuolanoer aiiite ii6tete man oen
britiideu Qompfer nSebe", Der IN
gtot6 mar. Gos S6iff ipar i6on I'M
Sinfen, ober bel Oen gepaltigen $50.
gen, oic Die entfeiielten @lemente aili.
peiti6tcn, mar an cine Hettilng ni6t
81 oenftn. 9o trnt Der jlnge See
Oifi5ier @olad aIs 6reipiaiger Dor
unO pagte es nit flint onOeren SeI-
oen, Die 9iettlIng 81 perii6en. Cite
&ieienmeIle i6lug ieoo6 OoS Boot
nm inO Oie iebs, Die 6inousgeeilt
mareu oaS 9e6en 9lnoerer 81 retten,
murOen ms tobenoe Nleer gemorfen.
ga rettete Serr Folad bier ieiner &o.
meraoen perionlid, Oen fiiniten miB-
ten bic Sopferen ms noiic @ro6 i'm
fen ie6en. giot6georrngen muBte
man imperri1teter Sa1e, oa Oie
gla6t 5ereinbro6, sur GINS" 5iiriid-
febreu, uno beim Morgengrmlen mar
pom llugliidsibiff oSe6e" ieoe Spur
Oeri6puuOen.
SSn December 1892 mar Sr. @o-
lad ais Offi5ier ouf Dem 9}oroOelt-
i1en 9looO-0ompfer Spree" imO
that iicb peri6nli1 bel Ser 9iettung
Der t49 8oiiogiere pom brennen0en
Tnmpfer u9(beiiinin" Don Der oOl0
@uion Cine" 10 6erpor, ooB i'm oie
y9iperpool Sbippred onO Sumanc
SocietD" nit DER HettlmgsmeoaiQe
ous5eiduete. Spei Gage Oarauf bot
te Serr Folod ibon mieoer @elegen-
belt, ieinen Wiiit6 mo ieine Supier.
felt 5u bcDeiien, no er DOM cugliiden
0ompfer nSona", Ger feltgelmiien
mar, 5pei Meni6enleben rettete. Ger
@roBber5og BON OlOenburg Ocrlieb
ibm Oarouf 1908 ole SopferfeitS -Yle-
0aille. Die Srrppentronsporte nab
China inn Sabre 1900 tru9en Serrn
@olad cine 6incIiibe Sroensaus5eib-
nmg ein, imO foit aQc Wionarhen
Giropas bo6en i'm fir ieine Ser
Oienite mo 3uuerldiiige imo iidere
5iibrimg nerfenneno auSge5ei6net.
Do6 bat Serr Yolad Die 3abl Der
9luS5eibnlu9en, Die er beiiBt, ME ge-
nannt, uno gan5 gegen feline g3atlr
lit eS, ii6 oamit 81 riibmen. Gr lit
elm einfa9er Seenann geblie6en, ser
nit eiiernem g8irfen lno ltGblerner
Gnergie ieine @flidt erfiiat uuo oieie
BfIibterfiiailng fir etlpos Selbitpcr-
ltdnolihes 5Glt, bon Der man ebeu
gar nidt 81 reoen 6raubt. 0lit Oie-
ier 8ei9eioenbeit, nit oieiem eiiernen
@iaeu, Ger &altbliitieteit inO fiiblen
lleberle9ung, Oie ielbIt 81 riidiihtS-
loier @1rtc mer6en fam irn0 ieoeu1
Seemann 5ur 5meiten gtatlir merOen
lnlIB, oerbiuoet iicb Oo1 in Srn, $50
lads G1ornfter einc auBergem06n.
lidc @mpiinoiomfeit, ein itarfcS
Dlitgeiiibl fiir feline @litmeni6en uno
IteHpelt i'm oumit acrooc5n 81 Dem
Sppus eines 6iibrers eines groBeu
S5eanOonpierS. Dem ii9 GunienoC
iorgloS anpertrauen fonnen.
SO5iaIiitiide @uiica SeriOmmlnns,
SOuntag, %. MGr5, Oiadm. 3 lt6r,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
"a mcnc stintmac6cr.

sSm COMMON @leosgeriHt itellteD
lid aeitern 80 9lpplifauteu ein nm
ibregiirgerpapiere 81 erlangen 9toh
Der Qriifiua ourh oen 9fidter milr'
oen "a 5ugelaleu uno adt mllBten
megen imgeniiaenoer aenntnilie DER
Ginridtungen oieies 2anoes fiir cine
petere 9riiilmg 5uriigcuieien mer.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
cSr @on3en 6is6er $l3.0O
scl6itmOrOOeriudl i'm SGcatcr.

g2iliom WorriS trinft I'M 3iilHoner'
raume Oes ,9leuen G6eaters" on
2criuaton.StroBe Gorbolidtrc.
@eriud, lid oaS 2eben ST neb-
men ieblgeidlaeeu. 5otte feline
9lr6eit lmo fonnte ieinc betogtc
Wlutter ni6t mieritiiBer
Ter 10 Sabre oltc ISM. 0lorris
pon g4r. CPS. 9eluoro.gIpenle, per
iud,tc aeitcru glbeno, flIr5 por s llbr
in Dem 3uihouerroume oes rg'euen
I6eaters4 al Der 2eringtou StraBc
na6e Rarf.9lpenue, our6 ErinfeHi
BON GarboliGurc iicb oas Seben 5u'
re6men Ser iimge Wlanu beiono
lid oui Der oberen @oIlerie, ais cr
oie Ger5peiilunestbut lmterno6m.
Iie 9(m6ulan3 oes nittleren 0iItrifis
muroe iofort olormirt uno brodte
N2orris nah Dem Nlercp Solpttai
moiel6it i6nl Gr5tlihe Siilfe 3utbeil
iuuroe. Gr Bate ihwerc @erbreH'
nungeu an Der linfeu @elittsleite,
einem 9hge uno Der 3unge erlitten
0iiritc jeood uah 9Iusiagen Der
glerSte nit Dem 2cben OaDonfonImen.
I'm ipdter glbeuoihmoe uuroe geliern
iein 9eiiuoeu Don 9lngeitelten oes
Soipitals ais 3ufrieoenitelIeno be-
5eihnet Ter @rlnO 81 Dem Selblt.
moroucriud ioa in 9lrbeitsloligfeii
ocs uueen Monues 81 iitden lein
WlorriS. gcnidB icincr 9lusioge 6otte
feline 9lrbeit unO es oriidte ibn
idiper, ieiuer betaeten Wlutter fem
@clo nad Souie bringcn 81 fonncn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
NNren g9ranOpnnScn crIcaem.

Gle Oier5ebnidbri9e EbereIo ,5iI'
Llama, oie om 6. 6ebruor I'M elterlI'
6en Sauie, 9lr. 1902, Glnirmontltry
9ronomunoen erbalteu bate, ais III
rc aleiOer am aiiAen6eroe 6ener
fineen, lit geitern @ormittaa I'M BALI
s ll6r inn Ssraelitiideu Soipitol i0'
zen @erlebnn0en erIeaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
aenrr edaDcn Ocs Wlaraitnrmes.

Die 9leparatur oeS Sdaoens, Den
Ser gttrnl III Der 9faht pom eriten
oni ben 5pcitcn @dr5 in Baltimore
onridieie, iii iebt no6e5u pollcnoet.
@eldc Softer Der Stnrm piclen
Sonsbeliteru 6crciict ldBt lid oo-
rous ermeiien Dab Dem Better Der
SGlderrci6e g2r. 1905 big 1919, eu-
lorltraBc, Serru 6ranf &b. Sollton.
mer, BON gtr. 1908, 6eoeralllroBe,
oeiicn DGdcr obgeriiieu miroen o'e
Reporotur annd6eruo 500 9etorcl
bat ltn0 oieS lit mr Gin perl1pl'l'
ocuo flciucr grojeutiub oeS ~e'
ionmtidooenS, Der in icucr S@re'
densnndt ongerihtet iuirOe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

SameS 81. 6orO, Glerf in Der iiio'
Iideu 9oli5eiitation ieierte eeitcru
ieinen "A. @eburtstoa. Sr. 6orO III
Elm 9ruOer Oes Dor 20 Subren per
itorbcnen Sobn T. 5oro, oen 9e'
9riin0er BON 6or0's Spcrnbolie. Ger
Subilor lit iowo6l iuns 9lIter, ais
aub mas 0icnit5eit 6etrifit, ser al
teIte Glerf in Dem Eoli3eiItotionet'
9icnit 9altinore's. @or % So6reil
murOc er 5um Glcrf in Ser iiOli6er
YoIi5eiitotion ernnnnt imO or6eitete
ieitOen au6 IN ser norolifcn nm
iueitlihen Station bis er pieOer nod)
Scr iiiolibcn 5rriidOeriebt plror.
vSnfel Did" lit Der Nomc, nit Oeil
er BON Oielcn iciner 6reimOc nngcrc'
set uir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
anr strrncn6nnntricicr cinacla0cn

Sr. 4. Soptius Smitb, Der be-
riibmtc 9(utor. mnroe pom Saien- Sn'
oenieur 2adcn ino 6ru. Serbert
Sbcrioau einaelaoen, Der Rotionai'
Gonpention Der Saien.9eboroen I'M
I'M September bier in Baltimore
bei5inuobnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
,,WlO5art WlGnuerdlur.4

VrDkes yllIlterN JIDreh
Sonutag, ben %. ylar5 1914,
SaSel's lSarf .WliOOle-Jiiucr.
CO}Gr3i5,22
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

@aiie sur RciIe ms NusInnb beiorst
8. RaIne, ylr. 4i3, Sit.HnltimOre' Str~
Hahe 6nitOm 9uHie AVe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

NrOher GieocrobeuO Stnote'
@ereiuignng 9lrbeiter SaugerbnnO,
Wlontaa, t6. MGrs, Sarrv'S Salle,
glr. 743, HeIt Baltimore Strahc.
(Mdr5S,f5,16)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

sir NiorDlano lmo oer 0iitrift
Columbia 6eute uno morgen flar
uno iteieenoe Iemperahtr; leidte
iiiolibe @inoe.
Gie bohite Gemperatlir an geltri'
gen Gage 6etrug 81 @rao Inn 2 ll9r
g1odmittags uno Ole nieOrigite 81
@roo Inn 6 llbr OlorgenS
Sn oen iibrigen @etterbeo6ad
lungs Stotionen oes 9anOeS wor
bic uieorigite Seniperotr ipie iolst:
glilantic Stir 2S, 9ismard 26, 9o-
iton 26, Buffalo 26, Gbarleiton 40,
Chicago 3S, @lebelono "a, Corpus
G6riiti "A, Genper "a, Getroit 30.
Gulrt6 "a, Gaitport Is, COLLECTION
4S, @reeu Ban 96, 0otteras 36, Se.
lena 80, SABRE 36, Sodionpile AZ,
4anias Gitp Al, 9norpille 80, Solis
bile 40, M}araietie 81, Mempbis A
NiontaomerD a. Wlontreal i6, 9lon
tudet 26, 9fem Orleans 46, glem
gorf 2S, Gflo6omo 40, @ittsburgb
"a, 96iloOelpbio %, @ortluno, Nle,
20, @ortlanO. Ore. 30, Quebec "A,
Naleig6 30. Snlt 2afe Gitp 40, Son
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"A, Spofone 46, Tampa AS, @oib'
inaton "a Minniped "A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15
eammlnno madlt 0ntc IOrtidriitc.

Sir oas olte oeutide @bepoar,
nelhes bon Oen Sonlmlungen oes
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ben Der bitteriten glrnutb wd6rcno
0es 9ebenS.9lbeuoS beUobrt miro,
oiugeu 1eiieru wieoer ioIgenoe Sei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-15

SO5ialiitiidJs Niniiea Seriammlnng,
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2abor-Gpcenm, 1023Cit-yaItimureitr,
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Giutritt frei.
(O9Gr515,22)
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-31

the end Of which could not be sss1I
with both continents plunged in wak:
My friends, for a moment dwell upos
this thought--we would have lost the
wonderful opportunity to demonstraaD
TO the world the blessings Of IT,
democratic government, administsro4
for the good of humanity. Don't 20
know that we owe II to President WI
son that we are permitted now to have
the inspiring vision of this great couB
try towering sublimely above tha
clouds OF war that encompass despaaR
ing nations and that the standard q
democratic civilization has been pla0ed
upon high and unassailable srounAf
We being the only frst-class civiiiSo1
nation without entanglements IT.
may lead to war. have q most impoDi
tant mission to fulfill. Europe look4
to us now for food and the necessarisl
OF life.
When exhausted physically a.
financially with war, she will look ~
us for counsel and help In establishind
peace. We will also inevitably rsaSl
the fruits OF our great and sane aAl|
peaceful policy All that is lost TO ~
rope by this holocaust Of war viii b.
transferred to US, making us supreme
In finance, industry and commercial
This country owes our President q
deep debt OF gratitude for the CALMLY
forceful and dignihed way he las
maintained the tme-honored Jeffer.
sonian ruleA"Peace, commerce and
honest friendship with all nations. en-
tangling alliances with none.
AS conclude, with the expression q
I my thanks for your patience. let me
suggest to you a watchword for our
contest: Woodrow Wilson, Democracy
and Kentucky. -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-31
Not An Experiment.

Paint Lick. Ky.-Mrs. Mary Free
man, of this place, says: Before
commenced to take Cardui. / suffer
ed so much from wJmanly trouble.
| was so weak that | YVES down on
my back nearly all the time. Cardui
has done me more good than any
me dicine I ever took in my life. l
can't possibly praise it too highly"
You need not to be afraid to take
Cardui. 1t "a no new experiment.
For fifty yesrs, it has bee found to
relieve he's ache. backache, and
similar womanly troubles. Compos-
ed of sen'Ie-acting. herb, irgredi-
ents, Csrdui builds up the strength.
proven ing much unnecessary pain.
Try it FIR your troubles. today.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-31
4 TRUMPET CALL
TO DEMOCRACY
Senator Camden In Ring
ing Words, Tells Of His
Party's Services
WOODROW WILSON, De-
: MOCRACY AND KENTUCKY"

= &As.Hs Es-71~a - l.... -"&-A s-.lsJ
Senator camden's Statement Of the
Great Services Rendered to the
People ey Woodrow Wilson and His
I Administrator Was Strongly and
impresslveIy Told. n~s-
5s-tAasa,.i '-1ESSa41
: Versailles, KY, Oct. 26.-Senatof
Johnson N. Camden addressed his
home people here this afternoon. His
statement Of the great services rem
dered to the people by Woodrow vii
son and his administration was very
strongly and impressively told as
business men would tell 1t without
frills Is furbelows. His speech in full
was as follows:
Ny friends ! have been compliments
Cd and honored with seat in the
United States Senate as one of the
Representatives from Kentucky.
would be an migrate did not embrace
this, my first opportunity, to extend
TO you, and through you, to the De
mocracy of Kentucky, my profound
and heartfelt thanks for the magnif
cent vote and endorsement given to
me at the primary election last Au
gust. l was prevented from prosecut
ing a canvass of the state in the in
terest of my candidacy, and from
meeting you face to face, by reason Of
the measures Of Importance pending
In Congress demanding my presence
there as your representative, in dis
charge Of the trust committed by YOU
to my hands, and yet you gave me
such a splendid majority and endorse
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-31
The Income Tax.

To my mind one of the strongest
features of the Underwood Tarin BIZ
Is the Income Tax, because 1t requires
those who are ablest and have re-
ceived the greatest benefits, TO come
M the support of the government, and
10 that extent removes the burden
from the shoulders of the poor. In
stead OF requiring every man VINO
lbuvs a suit of clothes, a pair OF shoes,
n hat. or any other necessity OF life'
TO contribute a large per cent OF the
price paid to support the government
and incidentally enrich the manufac
turer. as he has done under pro
tectiye tariff so long. il says to a man
with an income in excess OF s3,Ooo
YOU are better able to bear this bur
den. because you are receiving more
the benefits. so you pay your part
A relieve your less fortunate broth
What falr-mmded man, asl
who Is willing 20 live and let live
n rich or poor, consistently Oh
h, such a law?
r. 10 alamity howlers, with axes Z
r.ht, we criticised this tariff bill
ird n, II failure, yet althoug
4 e,lIe, in operation only yea
no. ESQ, cen raised more revenu
are nas n by the Payne'Aldric
dsre n sAa eyious year. or In FAC
4 for rhe p the last ten
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-10-31
e,v,no .siontv 70 the Blind.

BY the use OF the optophone the
blind may Sec and read. BY the use
of the varying resistances of selenium
cells the presence Of light Is made
known by a telephone. Windows
lights and light objects are really
! shown by sound. Thus, photographed
in white as transparency and an inch
( in height, the smallest type may pc
successfully read