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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-18
DIALS.
Cleft out last week.)
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Dials, Feb. 9.-Mcssrs. 9. w. l.. Brooks,
Haskell Gray, I'D. d. and j II. Brown
lee, and Ambrose Holder were bust
ness visitors in Laurens last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Curry and little
son Eugene, spent Thursday night
with Mr. Harris Curry and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Curry and chill
dren were the guests OF Mr.. N. II. Gray
and family Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Brooks enter
tanned number Of their friends
Thursday evening with regular tur-
Key supper. Those who enjoyed the
excellent repast, besides the oimme-
diate family were DR.. and Mrs. j. w.
Beason, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Owens,
Miss Sue Gray, Mrs. Emma Roper, lit
tie Miss Margaret Roper, and Master
Bob, Mcssrs. G. +. Brooks and Gus
Babb from Laurens, ID. d. Brownlee
and DR.. Bryson.
There is great deal OF work be-
ing done on the church here, all of
which, when completed will be a
marked Improvement
Miss Trottcr, and Miss Bruce Gray
Of Gray Court, were the guests OF Mrs
|. S. Brooks and family Friday night
Owing to the inclemcncy Of the
weather Friday evening, a good many
of our young people were prevented
from attending the oyster supper at
Eden school house.
Miss Ruth Curry was at home to a
number Of her friends Thursday ev-
cning from 1880 to 10:30,, the occa-
sion being an old "timey" tacky par
ty. The costumes Ito say the lcasD
were unique and produced much fun
Progressive games were enjoyed. Dur
ing the evening refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Miss
Henry. The prizes awarded to the
"tackicst" couple present went to Mr..
Arthur Curry and Miss Henry. Those
who enjoyed the evening were Misses
Ruth Curry, Marie and Matte SIM
mons, Clarette Henry, Emma Harris,
Sallie Brownlee, and Messrs Haskell
Gray, d. d. Brownlee, Horace Gray,
Ernest Reeves, Joe Brownlce, Ernest
Harris, Arthur Curry, Pierce Harris,
Frank Curry and John Simmons.
Mr.. Joe Simmons and children.
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
H. Y. Simmons and family.
Miss Jewel Curry spent Thursday
night with relatives in Gray Court.
Mr.. Ham Moore Of Laurcns, was in
our midst Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Hunter was the guest
Of Miss Emma Dial OF Owings, Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Will Ycargin and two children
have gone to their new home in Key
West, Florida, where they Joined Mr.
Ycargin who has been in Florida for
some time.
Rev. u. w. Munnerlyn and DR.. Mum
ncrlyn dincd Sunday with Mr.. c. w.
Curry and family.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-18
j. S. MACFIEN
Real Estate Laurens. sc.
City and Surhurhan Pronert1z and E,s.., I

one new seven cottage Watts Mill
One four room house with four included near Watts
MIL for twelve hundred and fifty dollars quick sale House
ana lot cost than price asked Reason selling party
owning moved to lower part Of the state
IA acres on Farley Avenue
= acres on Farley Avenue, bargain in both of these
Good building sights.
One two story house. well material on
Hampton street.
One small store and good on corner FLEMING
and Mills streets for 100000 cash
One two story brick building East Main street with fine
shade trees In good neighbohood This bought
Tor $30OO0O The buildings this lot worth the money
100 acres farm land with necessary buildings in two miles
OF Princeton at $4,000
100 acres four miles south Of Laurens New Prospect
school This good farm. Price $25OOOO
343 acres Clinton This proposition for max
ing money
per acre " ~"
Is I}arlSsdae Station
acres in two miles of Ora $25OO Lands adjoining
sell for forty and fifty dollars per
One acre and Groom house East Main ST., near Min
eral Spring at $4,000 WI
One S-room house on Laurel St.. at So, 500
One S-roon house OH aureps ST., at 81, 500
One l5room house South Harper St. near the SQUARE
l46 acre farm Trinity Ridge school, Fine ncghbor
hood and best school advantages for the who bgs this
tract.
30 in half mile Of city limits $55 90 Der acre
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
CLINTON HAPPENINGS
Many Things Of Interest About the
People Of the Ncighboring Town.
Cleft out las. wrck.)

Cleft out las. wrck.)
Clinton, Feb. 9.-The Clinton Ii
brary association held it's annual cleo
t'ch on Tuesday afternoon and the
following were elected for the cnsu-
ing year: Miss Clara Duckctt, presi-
dent; Mrs j. Q. Phillips, vice prcsi-
dent; Gary billiard, treasurer; S. w.
Sumerel, secretary; Miss Julia Neville,
librarian.
The second annual chautauqua for
Clinton will be held about the middle
of May. The program will cover the
entire week, with an attraction each
night and matinces in the afternoon.
Prof. A. G. Daniel, Jr., has been elect
ed chairman OF the committee in
charge.
DR.. Frederick King gave two very
interesting lectures on Monday and
Tuesday nights for the Presbyterian
college. On Monday night his subject
was Russia and Her Asiatic Posses
sions; on Tuesday his subject was
Archaeology and The Bible.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. A.
Chandler entertained the young ladies
Embroidery club and a number Of Wis
itors.
Misses Maude and Mabel Sumcrcl
beautifully entertained the Cecilan
Music club on Friday afternoon. A
very interesting program was carried
of y-l ic1, 81 ;o;
sweet course was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Copeland en-
tertained number Of young ladies on
Friday at course dinner.
Miss Fronde Kennedy Of New York
Is spending two weeks here with her
mother, Mrs. j. w. Kennedy.
Miss Rosa Lindsay of Yorkvllc, has
returned to her homo, after spending
two weeks with Mrs. w. G. Neville.
Mrs. H. l.. Todd Of Greenville has
returned to her home after visiting
her mother, Mrs. r. H. Wright.
Mr.. r. u. Wright Of Spartanburg,
visited his mother last week.
Mrs. Boutwell, Graham is visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Kennedy in
Spartanburg.
Miss Ada Harris Of Brooklyn, N.
Y, is spending a while here with Rev.
and Mrs. f. NJ. Lightfoot.
Miss Essie Lee McCord OF Abbevillc
has returned to her home after visit
ing Miss Mollie Davidson.
day for New York where they will
spend the week.
Mcssrs. A. p. Little and J. D. Bell
spent last week in New York
Miss Annie Horton spent last week
with friends in Renno
Mrs. b. II. Boyd has returned from
Columbia where she has been visiting
the past week
Mrs. Boatwright, of Virginia, is the
guest Of Prof. and Mrs. a. e. Spencer.
Prof. Spencer spent last week in
Richmond, Va, on business.
Prof. A. V. Martin spent the week
end in Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Copeland Of
Columbia are visiting relatives here.
Misses Linda Thompson, OF Ander-
son and Lucille Harris Of Laurens,
were in Clinton last week as the
guests Of Miss. Jane Kennedy.
Miss Dorothy Owens left Monday for
Bishopville where she has accepted
position to teach this term.
Miss Roberts is in Clinton getting
up play "The Reunion Of the Gibson
Family" tc be given here the 18th
and 10Th Of this month under the aus
piccs of the u. d. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-18

You taking
showing
properties of QUINI
tonic and is i'll Tasess
general debility
Mothers and Pale Scky Children purging
nervous and
the blood ATru Tonic sengthencr
should whouti
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-18
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm heretofore existing by the
undersigned under the firm name OF
] g. Minter & Bro, Laurens, S. G..
and Sedalia, sc. Is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent All persons IN
dcbted to j. r.. Minter & Bro, 1.au-
rcns, s.. G.. will please make prompt
settlement with e. p. Mintcr. 80
(SigneD
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-02-18
Whenever YOU NEED
A GENERAL tonic TAKE GROVES

ne Old Standard Groves Tasteess chill Tonic is Equally
Valuable as General Tonic because Acts the LIVER
DfavSs Out Malaria, Enrictes the Blood and Builds up
the Whole System. For Crown People and Children.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
gcrmiIdte gIn5eiscu.

0erfral statc sapnaS, 9Dau ano Sailoiua
MNuclaii0u
mahi libcralc GarIeben llli R0bis ooer grunos
3insircics @iQcni6um In Staoi mo &prliaol.
ISM. s. 9iupp, Rrdioent 223 Ct. %anls ctr.
(glnrtO 1Ef 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
SnNraf1Mr.

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Some ano Suiirmarh ~ Sabre eli.
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9or0i 9roQ0mQr. 81 f0btc Glt
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99eit SOncitcsStrabc 67 Sabre alt
9lm l0, glprl WiarN g.. Wlcncln1c, gsr. G3l,
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PIN a. 9lprl NlGrN 6. Mlunroe yir 500.
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glm iG glpril Niiunic 9iubg, .NoipitaI for
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PIN iG. 9lpriI glma VI. snmalcu0era
.qitle Siiiers OF toe @oor" ca Sabre alt.
9lm i6 glprl NenrD n. Seidmann, ylr 1853,
EarQnnl SirOBc "a (dOre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
GuS @cfanSnia Ocs O6et.9SrO6i6i
tipniIten.


3u 0em Dor mcbrercn Eagen I'M
o0eittI6cn GorreIpouoenten" beipro.
c6cnen @roDibitionSpori6log oesStc.
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ino Sen @crfouf BON geiitigcu @jc-
trantcn our@ cineu 3uiab 5ur Bun.
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5elitoaten 81 iiberloiien, ia9t ooS
Cincinnati &olfsblatt@
@ci unicren @ciprcdungen ser no.
tionoIcu @robibition 1obcu mir eli.
cnn ioI6en 3uitono, OoB in jeoem
NouIe Gin Deitlliropporot oufgeltellt
miro, fiir cine W}oglihfeit erfI6rt.
3cet iaot ser Gber.Scmperen8lcr
Sobion oas iolle nidt bios einc
0l6qlicbleit iein, ionoern 5lr aftuel
len gbotiohe meroen. 9llio oas glls
lcri6Iinlniic, ooS poiiircn foun ioll
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iolltc ood sic 9lation auiriitteIn mo
ibr sic 6jcio6r, in melher iic
iGpe6t. Dor glugen fii6ren. 9cion-
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RcbeIlionsfriege 5nriidrcidt, iollten
lire mornenOe Stimmc crbeben SD
nVn iit befannt, Dab 0ic amerifunis
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Tolge scr oiinneu @eiieOeImg oeS
2ou0e8 wcnig @cribihoiten beitons
ocn. lin iib Oaber Gin gciitigeS 0c'
irGnf 81 peridoifcn mar oni icoer
6orn cin 0citilliroppnrat Dorban
Ocn, in mcldcm man oacrlciSbnopS
6ronntc. 0aS G}etrGnt mar billig,
ocnn es foitete taft nihts uno ieoer
3cit 3ur SanO rno in 6olge 0eneu
0ctrunfcn1ceit Ger droniicbe 3u-
,itano. Sn ocm @}oBe, pie sic
@irtbicboitcn iib ousOcbutcu,
idmono Oos rationale llebel. Der
GeieQioteit mcgeu bortc OnS 6dusIit
dc @rcnncn mif lno man genoB sic
Gciltiqeu @etrdnfe i'm gSirt6s6ouS,
mo ieIbit Der b6bere greiS uno oie
icoem nibt edn5Iidb perfommenen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

man i6rmli1 crlcibicd naint9met,
mcm man aus ibrcr 9tdbc fomnt.
gecr bat nibt ibon iold ld6mcnocS
&eiii6l ae6abt, penn foltc, unerbitt.
lihc 9lugeu lm0 iiHitere 3iigc aaeS
0as mas 0cn marmen &er5en cut.
quoa. gum gritarren brabten
@lau iinoet falte 9lohtreu, oeuen
ole 6G6iafeit, 5l liebcn ooer menig.
items marm 81 fii5lcu ooaitduoig ab-
ae6t. Do6 giebt es mid iolhc, bel
ocnen ii6 binter fiinitliher ooer ge.
3muugener 91lte ein @ulfan oerbirgt
9ei0cu lit gemiitblideS @ebogem
,Srobiinn mo la6enoes Slid iremo.
aolt, eDia falt, lit oercu Ser5 mo
@emiit6. aein trauteS 9amiufeier
fam oiele eripdrneu rno fein leud.
tenOer Sonneuitrabl fam oarin ein
leiics ,yrii6lingSo6nen. Sie6esiebnen
oocr fro6e Se6enslnt ermeden. glrs
me- beoauernspertbcMeni6e StetS
auein iuO tribe ourh's Se6en &C..
6cno, iArciten iie an Oen am @ege
iiir Tie bliibenocn, OoS Filiiden ers
iuartcuoen 9lmen ser Sebensircuoc
ahtlos poriiber. Sol6 folte Ser5en
6o6en aud ni6ts nit Der eririicben-
0cn 4dlte cines flaren @intcrtageS
qcmein, pcm Der trodene S6nee I'M
Ter oen 5iBen fniitcrt mo iilber6ea
oic gisfrDitoQc, Ofiaionen BON tlei-
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Sonncnh6t fmfelu. IS ieblt ibncn
cbcu sic bclcbcn0c Some Die ielblt
i'm itarrcu sis Seben 6erpor3n6rir
Gen Uermag.
,sm @cgcnioe iino iol6c 0lenibcu
Qlidhd. oic cine Some int Screen
traQen, sic ni6t uur fiir lie oaein
Itrablt imo MIR sic ei0ene 9utit er.
iudrmt. iouocrn glnoeren Oieie ibonen
@igcnI6aitcn germ mitcnlpiiuoen
l1Bt, iuiolae oercn Oonn itets nene
Seine mo anoipcn BON 9cgcnicitigcr
3mciglma mo 6rciuoidait rei6li6
entlprieBen, SSn Der gid6e iol6er glo'
tiueu fiiblt man iib uo6l uno irci in
ser 9eweang mas 6eiier mic allcS
gnocrc 3i 0cuiit6li6er ScbcnslrGl.
0igtcit ailregi.
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lebcn iett i'm 6rii6lina uno I'M Yonu
ieiner ergoBcl0ea aroBartigc @lul'
ser acknowledgement 3au6ermaht
90l6htcn sic itiaei @oifmlngen unO
iu6ncn Sr1i1nc, sic iib nidt mn onf
oos eruaden ser 9iahr bejieberL
Ionocrn and ailf ole Oie nit @cr5
ino @emiit6 pertniipiten mli'S PIN
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9leif lie in ounfler ylobt inbormber
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lno Saus Slid uno 3uirieocn0eit
81 iolb I66ner 8liitbe aelaugen ais
uie ole Stolen I'M 5riiblina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
Nic iderc Nan0 Seg Glirlracn.

Sic iderc 6amO Oc9 6BIrnrgcn.
Ser berii6mte iran5oiiide @birlrg
Or. GoDen ergreiit i'm ueueiten Seit
uon ,SSe Iais tout oas @ort 81 Der
6odimcrcliantcn unO pielerortertcn
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gen2 9hs oem reicben Sdab ieiner
@rio6rlmgcn t6eilt CT cine 6iilc uou
9eiIpiclen uno 9eoba6hmgen nit
sic oQc erueiicn, 0oB &oltbliitigteit
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terlibc Nclniitb9rrbe lmbc0ingt notb-
ucnOiqc GigenIcbafien iinO, iiber oic
ein outer Gpcratelr ueriiigcn mlB.
Der hlnac Stilocnt miro natiirlid bel
ieincr ,Scrcrtalic" I'M Operations
ioal BON ticier @rreeuug ergriiicn
a6er raid gemobnt er iid an oen
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los lueroeu fonnen, iino 5um 9erlIt
oes G6irilrgeu llngeeignet &el1eS
iino mn oie @mpiinOungen oes @bi-
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i6pierigen 6aa Dor iidb 5at2 Sm
glQaemeinen fii6lt CT nid]ts, mas ibn
rgcnomie erregt: 606itcnS manbmal
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cine on0ere 9lrt Der gelnrubiglng,
oie init Scr @cri0nli1feit OcS Sran.
len 3itiammen6dn9t. Sit Der A5otient
Gin @erri1er oocr ein mcltbcrii6ntcr
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2lQaeluein6eit oli iib geribtct 10
tritt i6m Oa5 @emuBticin ieiuer Scr.
antluortlihfeit oeutli4er Dor oic
5celc, m0 er miro ueruos. Die
prlmfpoae, ieicrlibe llrngebunG eines
aonias 3. g., Oic lle6er5abl Der 9ler5.
tc, ole bei leiler araut6eit 5ugejogen
mcrocn, oie Sntriquen im0 @ifcriii9,
teleieu, sic GA bineinipieleu. 0os gan.
sc umiidnoiHe Gercmoniea all
ooS Fom oic eiuiahiien 6dle rompli,
siren. 2o tount es, 0aB Der Socrr.
Idcr, wenn er franf it, niht icltcn
idlledtcr bebonoclt miro. ais Der
uieorialtc icincr Gicncr. 0o9en iii6rt
cine gln3a5l FOLDER Sale ali iiir
0ercn 9liUti0fet cr icb uerbiir0t. 90
lit Elm Soiiperdn fem lan5es Sebcn
lan9 an cincr eitrigcn 0brcrcnt5iln
ouna, oic i'm irii6cn 9llier lecbt Olr1
cine Operation bdtte beicitigt werocl
f5nnciL mem man m6t Oic groBe
Gerontmortung bel Oieiem ]iemlib
mbcoeutcnoen Gingriif gciiir1tet
bditc. glc6nlid) lie0t scr 6aa bel a.
ncn SerriGer ser an Gpilcplic lci.
oct Die Srant6cit III Vma6rideinlih
0crporlcrtieu 6ur@ cinc &crleblna
Scr 56docltno6en. 6ci Der man ebcu.
ioQs einei roihen @inariif peruieo.
Gin Sonic, scr cin groBer 5reno
oeS Barrier SebenS mar 1T an elmer
9linSoarneni5iinoung gcltorben no
Del cine rc1t5eiiige operation Ourb
bic llueutidlolien6eit ieincr llmgc.
bina pcr5ogert morOen mar. Sin an.
ocrcr @ouig puroc I'M 9lu0eublid Scr
b0diten @ciabr pom cinem @6irrrgen
opcriri Der i'm ndt eulmal untcr
iuHt batte mo ais wiaenloies @erf
3cu1 alf gInoroninQ oes 6e6onoclu.
oen 9lr5tes oieic tlpiiroige Roae
ipielen muBte 0ieies er6o6enc
0pier ser Observation-Disclosures ieiucr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
NircftorenluaIIl.

ehS.Srrmunts stra6cn qei1. Ru0 spnr.6o.
unu Baltimore.
Eic i1brlibc gSabl bon 10 Sirclioren ilnoet
Sicnfag, Den o. 9pri 5miidlen 7.3O mo .
llhr N6cnoS IN Dem &erciu5lolal 9iOrooit Nde
NrcmDu.. nnb Suucr. SirnRc, itatt.
SoBn Is. Gnnpel, Sciretir.
(9lnrto-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19

@eiipiel ne0ncn; ircilidl, oielc bon
oen Burden 6a6en oie SolOoteu5eit
in @ien 3ugebyodt lno Oo6er lio-
nier gelernt. SIT enolid nod oft
iunoenlongcm Seriuniuden sic
ggo6l getroiier moroen mOmou nod
ctli6em @ortacpldnfel ii6 entihic'
0en bat au5ubeiBeu beginner Die
@er6an0lugcn nit ser 6rou Noma
pcacn ser Nlitgit. @uroe MN Die
perlongte 3a6l 9ii6e umO aQeniaas
elm @aar Sdoie ais Grauigobe be.
wiaigt 10 ergreiit Der @liidlide 0ie
Sano ser 9lusermd6lteu reiBt oieieI.
be aus ser 6ront Der neioiiden @c'
noiiinnen mo fii6rt iie ioub5eno in
oen Sol Der nddpen Ser6erae, no
ibon etlidc grolitpaare 0en lan0as.
iiblidcn Geiaen, Oos ihon olIi urol.
ten Monmenten obgebilOete ,@olo"
tan3cn 3it Oem ouf elmer Sirtenilote
cine monotone Nlelooie geOuoclt
miro. @ro3ie nldt mon BEL Den Dos
nii6cn 9ouernmdoden Dergebli1.
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gen 81 Oem 6reitipurigen @oug oos
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mcroen iiuO nur our6 oas Ounfel'
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linat ser 9osnier in pielen a6er ie6r
entonigeu 9icoern Oie SieGe. Nic
gosniofin oltcrt iebr roid, mag lie
aud pirflic5 monDmol ihou gepeien
iein. Gle 9roitmiitter ie6en mciit
0rcilinnen G6nliG, obpo6l Tie oft
nic6t einmal oos 40 Sa6r erreibt
6a5cu gliht mr in ben @0icu Der
Some ienen prinitipen orieutoli.
iden 6er6ergen ionoern old mitten
auT ser StraBe pcr0en Sdn5e arrun.
grt, po6ei es Cite 1T OaB Die 0|do.
men, pelbe biertei nih iingen reht
qeililoS ms 9ecre ihouen 10 ooB Der
Oes Scr6iidcu llnfun0iac OeH Sc
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iM0iiSperteS, OGs i6neu ipnpot5i-
lc6cr lit ais sic nooerncn Staottbei.
lc; }lGcnOs abcr Oa bort man bon 0en
9crgcu 0en nonologen @elang 6cim'
lc6rcnOer aliidlttcr 9rautpoare.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
llnInlin Nnmnl.

IS faro am fG elpril 1914 mad ldnqercr
Qranlbeii WoIalia 0amm, n Sabre alt Geliebe
c5aiiin oes ueriiorbeuen Srcoerid NGmm. Ser'
mau0ic uno Nrcnnoe Der S0mtlle i'm n6innnsi
Oou CinOclnocu Der Nceroloun0 bei5mmohneu,
mei6e Miuninn, 0tn 90 9lpril Wloraens s lbr,
bon Der geobnuaa bres S0mieaerobnes. prn.
Sobn Z. NoitCrpcih Rr. "a, Suosolnbluno'
lmrnuc ans flaiiiin0ct ReQuicnt 0udami iir
ibr Scccn6eil I'M o ll6r in Der q. NN6ncls'
ar6e 9eilebuu9 aui Dem aGot eamn'S Sreo'
boie" (9lpriS 20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
airdIidle gnsciaeH.
Nrcicini0fcits STRIDE.

(Iriniibs na6e Sie6SraBc)
eunnine 3ormittaQ: .0ut Der Cterid9 Gidt
ce6ruht2" 9ben0s: ogls Die Gbiiren uerlblol'
fen mureu" Bob 90 tglpriS-lY)
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gpic wsrbr ID ghraer oer ger. etaaten? Si.oO
Gunllner epradlmrInrr ..........,.. $3.50
Tcn.i .idscnnlilmcs, Nnnlid HrutldleS
Nortrrbndl init glnciprnde. ......... Acc
@ietGuos SuriImritt in 5c1H SriefW g.. i5e
500 Gin sSralnDnt Ctr.
(Sep20. .1S :I&Gbl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19


glcr5tc mar pom Gormtrc6s 6ciouet,
man bate ibm iciucn 3uitono Der
beimli6t, cbenio mic man ibu Der
Oeifentlihteit perborgeu bat. gSie
ocn @roBcn Der Groc gegeniibcr, 10
iino and bci Scr @e6an0hmg i6rer
eigenGl 6annlic uicle 9ler3te bcfons
gen mo uniiber. 9lu6 0ieien Gbi.
ulrgeu, Oie in eincm ihmeren &ranf-
6eitsioa Der ndditen glnge6origen oie
&crantuortung oui einen anocren
9lr3t o6i6ie6en. clt6e6reu no6 Der
g(niidt Gouen's ser not6meuoigiten
@or6eOingungen iiir i6ren 9erli.
,S6r 30gern in0 Shmanfcn benefit
OaB Tie i6rer iel6it mdt ii6er gCnug
iino. DAB iie Hidt oos 6o6e &ertrouen
in i6re cigene &roit 6abcn, Ocn iner-
i6iittcrlic6cn @loubeu, oaB aud 0os
Sebcn Ger Sie6iten nirgenos 6eiier
ouigcboben iei ais in Der @ei6idGb-
felt i6rer cigcnen Sano. Der Ser
iniicr bat ielbit bel ieineu 9idditen
i6mierigc Gingriife nit oerielben
9iu6e unO &oltbiitigfeit oorgenom.
men, mie bel einem frenOen Satien.
ten. 3luei ieiHer &iuOer bat er in
@6loroiormnarfoic operirt; ein ons
0creS iener &in0er bate bel einem
ic6peren Sdarlo6 cine ent5iinOete
@ei6mulit inn &alS 6efomncu, Der
2uitro6reui6nitt mar mmoglid, mo
0as &inO orobte 5ll eritiden. Ger
citrige @cro nuBie obne gln0itbelie
0coifuct mcrOcn. Tic Operation lea
tc cine ser Souptooern irci, mo cine
SauO, Die aud MIR i'm @criugitcn sc.
jittcrt 61tte, 6dttc iie pcrlcben, Den
SOB oeS @inocs 6crbeiiii6rcn fonncu
sd fanute Oic @eio6r; ib babe o6ue
Die geringitc @rreglng operirt, neil
ic6 mcincr iiber mar. SD bate piel-
mebr cine cntigblibe glngit cmpfim.
oeu. Bate cine anOcre SauO Oos @lci-
fer ge6olteu Sd oiinetc ben eitrigen
0erO in meniger ols fiini Setunoen
oaS aino itieB eiueu cin3i9en S6rei
aus. ocr @iter Hob ob, rmO oic Sci.
hug tonnte Dor iid gc5en." Do0en
iii6rt cine groBe 9l5o6l bon 6dllen
an no OurG Oic gIuigcregt6eit, Die
ploBlidc aopiloiigfeit oocr &crwir-
uma Ocs OpcratclrS Der idwcrlte
S6aoeu, ia 6duiia Der 900 oes &ron-
fen 6crbeiaciil6rt murOc. Der Gbi'
rrgc bari ii1 0nrcb nihtS ans iciner
&u6c briugcn lanen; bel Ocn Gompli-
fationcn Die bismeilen olIr6 Die
9ln1It6eiiring cniiteben, muB er falt-
6liitia bleibeu; ic0eS lmbeOabtegSort,
ieoc ioliAe 9ewcguug fam ibaoen.
SIS founlt alid) Dor. Dab Scr Opera.
tcur iciue %iucettcn I'M Baud OeS
&ranfen pcrgiBt. lm0 ein iol1 Elm.
5iQcr 9luqenblid Der aopfloiigfcit
iii6rt ou1 bel geluugener Opcration
ben 800 oes aronfcn berbei. @ei-
itcSge1enmort uno rai1eS Sonoeln
ihio 6eionocrs in Sdaen uot6weuoig,
no moaidit raid sur Operation gc-
idritten neroen miB; Shlnoen ia
W}imlten. Die imbcuuBt Derltreibcn
.onnen ga BON bo6iter 9eoclltung
ieiu. Die iibere Sono, oic and Der
aroBc @crgmonn einnol ais Die aar-
oinolhigeno Oes Gbirlrgen geiciert
BAT, iie ofien6art ais oas 3ei4en I'M
nerer Gu6e uuo itarfen Selbltoer-
troucns nnd Gooen'S 9lniidt oaS @c-
nie OeS Gpcrntellrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
Ncnrn MGnin.

IS nar6 am H. Npril 1914 Nearg 06nIn
G7 Sabre alt pelilber Gntie bon GliidbeiD
@Bnin Die Neeroonng iinoei eonnag, ben
10 gpri Ga0miiagS nm llbr. BON einer
gSpbuunQ Gr. 1905, GomuuoiouselUcuHc, aus
aiii oem .qouoon &arl Srco60ie~ iiati.
(Qlnrf0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-19
9lOam CSnia.

@S fdrh am 49, glpril 1914 gloam Gmig,
aeiebtcr @aie hon @na Nlarie 9miQ. &cr'
ranote uno 6reunoc Hno cinQelaben Der Ses
ban icincr gso6nnnq S,r. 1920 Souersstrahe,
aus beiNnu06nen. Qeiietuno ani hcm eSt.
Gnnls.S Sricoboie" 8u Gioleisoiue- (slprl9)