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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29
Edith IhQyer, Pretty Little Primo Donna,
Win Sing in The Firefly' Here This Week

happiness. of so becomingt hat has
aided me more than anything else in
achieving the success ] have attain
ed"
This feeling OF high elation some
times leaves me when come from
the stage" continued Miss Thayer,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29

Tomorrow night the IaPorte stock
company will stay over and give us
an entirely new and original melo-
drama entitled "The Perils OF Reta.r
This piece was written around the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1914-11-29

Miss the American.
The American following
Of the play and the
touching
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
6rsitaa, ben !. 0eism6sr 1914.
Ntile NurI.drnna Bed Wlaaurg.

To6 Wlopor Qrcit0n nngcor0uct bat, Dab bic oifclt
hdcn glrbeien aud pdbrcno Der @utcrnonoie nm
rcrnuocri bormarts drciiu oaen ruo oird cine tenn
pororc glnlche bon elmer Wlinioa Collars Die 6nrid
bc8oblt mcrocr miro obalo Ole neien gnleibcn, iNr
sic bic gSGbcr om A. 9lopcnibcr tinneil ilniiig &C
uodt mcrocn foncn sic not9ieen 6onos beihaiit
iuorocn iin0 5cat 6ob er ouf oenlielben Stdn0pmft
itcbt pie oic ociidlcn StdotcuenpaIhraeu @enn IN
Dciidlano arohe Arbeitsloiatet berridt mcrocn OF
icnldc Nrbcien fcIhicangt ooer glotbianoSorbciten
rorgcnnmmai Go0urf berbnDert bic ocitidlc Gtaotc
gerruolhmq mo sic oeutc Sanocsreaienmg ouA
cbt picocr ooB III 8olac oeS grcgcs glotb inter Der
orbcitcuocn alnic ailsbrdlt
Tic beidrnntic 0cualt mclMc Sto0icocruatigen
IN 0iccm 2onoe beliecL oo Iie biS 5 cncm ecpillen
ero0c bon ocn Sioatsgelesgcbungen bcvorminoet
merocu laBt ollcrom9s Die 5ronsriino5mc bon SiotD
iianosorbeten pie man ic in 9etidIouo fcunt ud)t
5i ober sic grbeiien an oientlidn 9erbciicrungen
iounen 6eidlcmat imo onourd nIcbr arbcitsaeleaeu'
beit gcidoffcu meroea sae aroBcn Stdote loen io
iuuer ncuc &erbcierngcu uornebmcn ituo lino iomlt
in Sinn0e Ia 3eicn pie oic ebgeL tlHltIlde Nrbets
qclcqeubcit 3u ihoifen. MMiee Si0ote obcr iino IN
ocier @niidt 70 giintg gciea Die Baltimore peIdleS
iidl ia III elmer Rcriooe Der poaommcucn NeuhofiuHg
scr 5oot beiitoct Dorum 1T aud III Baltimore bis
Der pcrbaiBmdBig mena bon elmer g1otbloae 5ii pii
rem aruecn iuio uenn mir teiHen idmcren @intcr be
ionnen 10 OaB oic glrbcicn ndt bebinoert weroen,
meroci iuir aud IN Ocn nadliicu bier Nlonaien melig
non cncr wabrcn 9ioblaac mic g'cU gort u0 Gbicogo
mo auoerc @roBfdofc lie oit ieoeu @iuier in mebr
ooT peniacr groBcm DlnBc fennei U ipiren beton
mcn ln0 ouA ir onbotenocs 5dlncapcitcr, ourd
mclbes 4ilaItcrtn9s ulo Standardization 5lm still
iton0 fonimcn niir0cn hot unierc StooiUcrpohng
Worfr1uusc aetroiien, noem Der Goutingcntiono oes
@troBcnrcinignss EcpartcHct gaii5 be0eiipo crbobt
piir6e Eos labt bic gfHitenun9 pon Siulocrtcn slr
beitetn 5li 0cim @c9Idaiien bon Sd)ucc lmo Gig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
lslnt c6rIide gIniiht iibrr Nrnan.

%i Nconhportmq cncs 2ciiortlfeS &cnrv 9eottcr
ipile I'M aHui8uiQc Courier Soirnnl" in weldcm cc
beibt ~ 1os Courier Snrnnl" uorntc oic o2Sorlo,
ols ic 8rn 9rnon 5im Seoen crbob in0 bn ais Cor
fciponoent anelltc. onB iic i5 IN adt nebmcn oIte,
luc IS aud Oen 8raiocntcn &lion mornte oaB CT
bcreucn miroc nent CT Srn 9rDan 5u ieincnI Stoote
EcirctGr mncbc oifcntnr bat Sic porl0" ihrcn Srrs
i6m eniocdi ob Der QrdiOcni oud iciucu 6e6lcr &C.
lcbcr Bot piiIcn mir nidt; nbcr cr oute lUict Dab
ocrr 9rpou ols 5tooiSictrctdr cln 5dcr5 t~" a9t
bic .SiprlO~
..Gs III Der .gSorlo9 ni6i betort, oaB tie .Serrn
9rnnn 5ui @clocu crboben bat @r iinO ocr gIridlt,
onB cr Scr ocnofradcn @ortc nno Scr glotion nri
Der Baltimore Contention citcn aro6cn 1cni lctce
mo mir ba6cn nicnlnlS Qc8oocrt ibm oniir pollc
9ncrferuna Bu 5olcu sSir ino audi ocr 9ndlt oaB
CT poafommer opoI gum Erdliocntcn ge6olicn bat lo
noB eIn poliiihcr einilnB BON ia mld)atborem
Mcrtb fif sic gSiliou Aominratou gcucicn H. Dns
2ono lit ibn aud 81 groBcm Dont bcrpilid'tct oolur
oaB En- cine e5ciogdlaii ni 3iiacl bait 5lm gelten
bee Nou0cs
3nu @cpic bGttr pcrr 9rpoii nit je6u Morten
sic Anno6mc oes 9anf nio Mo6rmasoceses per'
bin0crn fonncn ai eincn @nf BON iIn b1tte Der
qrcbtc lAc ocs Mciirna ilno Siiocus rcDoirt. 9bar
cr bici icnc frbere i5rebcr 0eioaidoit 5uionlntcn
iiir cin OonerDntipcS 8eIct fit gonf no gSnbutrGs
Neiprn 81 fcincr 3cit icit ct Staots Scfreior &C.
moroci BOT cs cincn N}omenl 9cgeecn in pelden lem
poirder einIlHB, Der I'M Glten nls enc peia9r pt
SIC @epubf bctrnttct piir0e nidt onaepouot uiroc
3ur 5oroerug Der olgemcren g8obIio5ri.
abcr ii aOniuiitrniiner Siellune III Nr Nnon cine
il1alidlc Gntduldima 81 1T Gin dleder Stnots
1ctrcor. lpe cr oir aapn5tdt ir id)pcrc iuo GU
0nlernoe 2rbeit uerlorei boi er bot 10 uele Sa1re
aerc0et mo mberaeinbrut oaB er et utt in Storoc
iif hd an sen 9areibtid sd 6noeu in0 iib 5ul Daei
iier ciher Stclima 5ii madeu er II oIs Staots
@efrcidr nupiiialo iuio cr iua nidt lcrnc er orgn
mcuiirt ieber OILS ooB CT orbctct. Gin GROCER Epeil
0er 2r1eiien cncs Mlics lit trodene nnO utcrearie
Hts aufreihcuoe Arbeit 1niir bat er feineu @ogeu.
Sin oroBer Stnots .Sefrctdr pir6c III Better mic
6ie eseei sp0li Siunoen oe Tag Dor einem sBtte
hkcn Sr @rDou miiroc licber ms StaotsaefdneniB
mon6crn er ipeiB nidlt mas i'm Stoots Eepnrtement
por iih ee5t CT femt ieuc &iIidten uift oeun CT
bat Sen @eiaaen an anitrmgcnoer srbeit perloren,
lm0 fen a2uuu Ser niht willens it, anitrcnecuo 81
ar5giicu. pro emals elm 5uireoenicIIenoer Stanis'
5rrciar @eoer sSeerion nod SoAn Anneu aooms,
odl el6n 8oot Icruen ibre 9ngo6c ourd boBcs Yin
idnuQu sic arDeitcten mo grbeiieu III cipas oos
Ncrr Nr0an nht tbpn mill es eI oenn oui Der Reo.
nprbi6ue pcnu Sic @urrobrnie Der 3u0orer 6m ~ oe
c6ren niigen
er 1T cin ebrenmmn, cit oiiirdtiacr @lou1 Ell
DlQnu nii 6o0en sogocH r oen nernaiicnalen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
2ie 9lIiirten.4relIc uOn Bal d

Die 9liiricu.&reiic BON Der Surte Oes oglev.gDOrf
Ncrolo4 pudt iornld Silt neil g Der oelttltcn
diplomatic qchmaen iit in GonitontinopcI ciuen Sieg
8 crrnigcn fiber bic Diplomatic Gnalanbs. 6ront
rcidj's iuo NuBonos lno nil Madt ldBt iic ourdl
ocn brtdcn 9lodtrdtcuocuit Sdnucrudreu iobri5i.
rem nbcr GbriIten uno SSilocn Nicocrmctellu9en in
QaloItna 0ic 9aiirteu 95rcic bot jcet cincn ncuen
An6oltspintt. Dem Oeluitcu aoicr ,eins olts5lupii
idcn" Gr III idulo Onrou ooB Der SsIom Den bell
ecn arcg crfldri bot 9IlS o6 oie @ugouoer 6ron'
5oicn inO @iiu nienols ctuoS acbon bGcn i'd Den
NoB Der Dfobamneooner 5i5uSefcn Dc Nlobcnunc.
bauer icbcn Ole eintiee @eIeoenbeit Die Der 9roBc
arice bncu bicet lid bon ibrei Ncoriidcrn IN Nlten
nn0 gfrita 81 bcrciei mo iic ucbmcl bic 1cIceen.
belt pobr euglono bat Robommcooncr uod 6raut'
reid ecsrodt nm acacn Die 0uiihcn 81 tdnpcn nno
5ronfrcif bot oocIbc Geban Gcaiidlonn brnat
fcuc liiricu nod DaddlanN I'M gcacu bic Sro5olsu.
GnaIanocr mo Guilcn 81 itreten uo igncn Sbrcu,
0oIcn uno 1nocr obUdncioc in wcdcr @cc oter
1urfos i6 III GlioB ocluidlcn SoIooicn perenn9cn
baben gcitihlono last Die @3obowmcooner IN oerui
cqcncm 2oii6c fdupcn lno nidt un filr Gcuhlano
2ono 5li crobcrr onocru i'm ibr cigircS @ono poii
frem0cnl Sod 81 bcirecn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

lleber Die Wf0alid)tet Don Jiellornatlonen Ia 0ng
oil0 5rontreid mo 9hBIono mo bcr ocrcn @roBe
no 2ciihnesidbisieit cni6dIt cine ser lebteu ghlm
mcrn 0cs oudlfcn ,W}ilitGriidcn Modcnblottes" iol
geioc bemcrfcnspcribe inO loghc 9hisoiimecn
.Guelouo bat eu gou5cs eypeOitionstorps in
Stdrtr BON 10000 Dann nod1 Oenl 6ciilanoc gcpor'
fcu Die bc gIntpcrpen oiigeretcncu Dlorinctrup'
pen 0ic ctipa rner2m ScebotnillOu entprcdc Dnbcn
d oIs b0hit monqelboit erpieien. Sic Eerritoriol.
Trlippcn bcloifen d oui 1866 Gffi6ere mo 239S19
Wlomi. Sic beiben feline ernoIidle glusbiloung, no
0ober n6t ols ooIlpertbec Eruppen fiir clnen elro
pdiidlen areq 81 bctrod)ten. Die Spcilolreerpc be
tr0gt G3O00 @ialm oies eicbt 5ulonmcn run0 3l2,
600 Dlonn gsenu oic Gnglduoer jest cine nce Armec
pon 100000 0lann oifitelcu poleu 10 icblen i1ucH
oorou sSS 900 Damn. Sebr 5ueiiebnit lit cs ob es
ibncn acliuacn miro ocic 3obI aus aoIouioI Euppcn
ltno @ctriuen 6uanmcn 5i bringcn lin bel Der g1o.
bilmofima plotlih groBc Neiiormatoncn aui5uIellen
ocb0rcn 0o5u oraf1tiQc 3ric0enSporbercitungcl ro
meutlid binIihtid 9efleoung 9cuoiinmg uno Nus
rIhlno fcrner 6as notbpenoiec 9usbiloiues uno
Tihrerrcrionol Pile oiec 9orbeOingungen fcblcn bel
Der mgliihcn 9ruiee. 99euu aIle &oiien " / 10. bor
6on6cn ino 10 fonnen iolhc Smprobiiatoncn mic lie
Die Gnal1u6rr beobidtieeu crit IN etwo oreiccrtc
cobren eiuiacrmobeu pcrpenouugsfdbg ien,
Dic 6ron5oien miiiicn bercts nod Dem Sabroong
1915 aud oea Sobraoug 1916 eiuiteaen oIio lG. Bis
i7jdbree anobcu Sbre 9htsbiIome Dor ocn 6ril1'
iobr 1915 criteiut ouseeidloen ncnn onoers oiee
Qcue ud)t olS @ononeniiuter oobin geopfert pcroen
clcn 9(lid BON ben Solonialtrippeu miro dl iucocn
i6rcr lmgeeianctbet fir oas curopaiihe 8lino peuia
erporten oiicu Cine 9leierbe oil Mouuidoicn H.
ga oic Qinitarm5c berets mi so Sobrc beroui9c
idrobt 1T nidt mebr oor9onoen
Sn MBlauo 1T opor rcidjcS @cuidenmotcrioI Dor
1auoen. obcr cs icblt ebeuio pie in gu8Iono an Nf
5cren mo lliieroii5iercn anBcrocm e6t Der bis
6crgc @crluit an @chibcu eridmcrcno in's @epiht
Sbr eriob 1T c6r dpierig, oa Die eigenen 6obritc
weAa lciihrgsidRia Die GotoancIen gcperrt mo Der
enJg ocuc @ca BON england iiber grhorgcS oolo
ourd Gis acipcrrt ein miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

1irnt mo nit nnbeiaianlcm @Iol6cn on ocmotrati.
iAe 6iur6iunaen abcr III eiu bofnuugsIoier 5ebl
idIog ais Staats 5eiretdr DeiI CT ih uubraudbar &c
nodt fir aisoaucruoc uHo 1itcmatldlc geiitac sn.
itrcnauuaca~~
Gas 1T Gin bortcs obcr gcredtes llribel iI6er oci
cinitmaligCd Woten Der S1ltc Scr 9eootcrmg oicCs
srobeu 2ouoes. Gie Spmpot6e Der Dcnti@cr Die CT
ie beeiieu boben niag, bot Serr 9rDou Derorcn orh
sic eeentbinldle gIr rnO gsciic pic CT ole NeuraIi.
tat oiccs 9onocs uSIcgi nidt ourd @orte, icH'
bern Ourh Ebotcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
NreNerif Bid.

0S idrp am T. December 1914 0rcorrld SID
iu Alicr bon 40 Tabrcn uno WlonGicL ge
licblcr @aiic Don llurIe SID. &crrauoic mo
Jicunbc Der Semitic lHb nullnnatpou clndc.
lacrn. 0cr WccroiQung ari Nrcilag, HndMllinoc
llbg bon icincr geobnunq, Yr. i2S, Toro'
Bgluorb,9 ,9lpcuHc, ans tci5upohucu Sciicpuua
0nl Dem u1reclH.qicli5 6rleo1oie"
frfto-fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
geFannriuadJnnaeu.

TVTTTTT T 7 THTTTTTTTTT ;
LulILIlLnIn nom An.

baltimore. rcu j. IeJembcr 1911.
&criicoeic glnacboic. aorelilri an pic son
lrnlifbc1ogoc, ipcgocn pom 5iloireQiiitalor W
iclncm Nnrcan, Mnibbaue baltimore Do,
am Wllltmoli, sen t6. 25cWbcr 1914. bis q
llhr Gumuiidpa iir eie yicicrung bon Oulicr
iire oua 6cucrocpalicmeHt ne Wau5cs, iilr cl'
ucn llonaf ealecocu eenommcu gpcjifiiaiio.
ucu mcrocu dui &erlougcn pom Scltclnr oes
6cucrocparicmcniS 6cliclcli sin Deglaupiaier
0bed hes ecicrc Ia pDbe non S2OO.O0nul ene
Glcarng eOuc Nanl 3ablbar an Den Nippor
mo Siaolraib bon Baltimore. muG Dem Nrae
BOT bcilciigi iclu
Nar Nlchf. irncnb cifca oocr ollie Wl1cpplc
3urldMpcicu. b.cibt nOrhcbn,ieii
Sm NufitaQe Der gcboroc,
" ". %ilinicH, Seireiar
QcitQiQi. Sohu Nubcrt,
lNcill
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
Gin 4nhnnnn glrirsmeiiter.

0o iiarb am o Sc5cmber 1914 Nlia ~
tarnn Wrcirmcifer, q sabre uno 6 Mlnnnic
an. oclicbic lp,hicr poil Raiior Ranl unn Ninq.
tnlcn Nticlemclilcr sic gccroqnna finncl
7anitoa. W0hniiiaps 3 llbr BON Der clicrl
dcn gSObnnna Gr 1851, nnll lEtrnRf, aus
iioil Irnncticcr 10 Der bcuiidcn crdngcl
fMcn NhriWs Nirdc, ecnrns uno Nccninr
SlraHc, hoib 3 upr tNeii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Cc narb en- T. Cc5cnlbcr 1914 Srbu q.
Gipdct, 20 Subre al, Qclicnier Cniic pon
uliunic Gtoder 1ie gsetoiGuHa inoei anl
Jreliag, 6cu q, Ee3enlber aaHniilaae unl
iS3 ll1r bon iclner lSohmng, yl, 1906, 29cii.
Nrni.Strane, aus ali ocg sgsciiern 0clneierp
iidtf (9loO9-- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

rlc guHsel.grtinnaotch5ro laod aue mdun
nihf nntcr M Sabre uno Mot i0cr 80 3nbre
nif uno minnciicue SIb s Sod Gin Strnms
piem qroB iiiio NIB minociene id0 &lnno
(nndcno) picaer sur ScibelipunQ an bct
ro,hitcn PrniunQ iiir ben Ofno non Vrpbcicus
ten fir Sic Qoliseiorce Der 1inoi baltimore
Gin glume'hurqs 6ormnlarc icrnen im 3im'
mcr ocr Quiiici, syiliuuac schoroc. ifi I. Nlnt
C5crihieQcaduOc idalidl 5mihcn 10 lltr Nuri
miidaa uuO lihr NnmniiiioQ3 cr,angt luct'
hen. glllc lnmel0nn6en ii'iiNcn Dor oenl l..
oanuat 1915 ocmadi iei1
Sns ~. 0lontpn Sclcrinr.
(nc;f 7t422)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
eiebtnealt aelpimnt cIne iranria,

eebfneht eeuinHt cine trnnrse Ssriibm0ct
glod Der prcuBdcn 2nOiossisuna om %. Sfto0er
ucrougc or pom .Gorpdrts. Dem io5ialiitild)cn Ear
tel craon bic @cridtieins, yonB Die o0ialiiiiiden
2onoiogsmiteIcoer MID ouigctonocu icu be ocr
8erIcfnq Der Giribe beg aniiers uno nj d. IN oen
9ciial ocs Sonics not Der gerlcinng cnacltlnlnit
6Gtru~ llno jest beridtet oos aobcl oaB Slebtnedt
oos cii3igc 9lcidstaesngleo ci uclhcs ani ylitt
nod be Scr groffnmg Scr @einstaesiisune gegen bic
3upiic aricgsonleibc BON iini @laarocr glorf &C.
himmi babe Geier glrid bentlnt iid vir Gin Der
r0iber oil icincn @oterloiOc mo pcnn ocr Stries el
nal uorbc it, piro Der 0lmilbelo bon ieiren Norte
aeuoeu Ole 5u 0dloucu freuoig ibr 9lnt ir oos
gaicrlauo beroebcu, coeniaaS ocmcniiprcdcno bebon
ocIt uer0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Baltimore, bcH o. 1elunocr 1914.
Ser Gr0h0cni unD oic Greiiprcu babeH 0ut
bcuiQcn Sagc einc hnlbiibriide Eiuioeuoc uou
ihni @rp5eni % Er05Cnt aui oae Nliicniapllnl
Der eompaanlc an olc anl H. Nc5cmpcr 1914
cinpcirdQcucn Nflicniubdbcr crildri. jahlbnr
am a. December 1919.
sic Vioer Der 9ompagnie pcrocii ppm Z.
Gcscmbcr bic - Sc5cHbet l9ll incl. acl6loli
C2BD 3. 81. gcaRen, eelrcidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
llnia slotten.sdrtiar 0anitIs uia Sic amsrifa.

llnirr Hlohm' 'Scfrttar Daniels hill bic amerifa-
niide rgleltroliidt" oooard wabrcn oab er Den SEA
pcae Der 9otte perboteu bat Den britiifeu Dorld)
gipperarn an ipielc Cine loIde vgeiitroIitotslDab'
runa" 1T I1hcrldl menn miiere 9iceierng Der Snop'
itric erlobt Gnqlono, aSranfreiH uno HiBlano nit
@oien Wlunition mo ollem mogliden SsriegSmaterol
All Deriorgen pdbreno nit slrgusouecn Dompfer iiber
noht ucrocn bic uoeliner @eiic oen oeitiden arel.
scrn I'M ercben ooer gtlantncn S5eon sfrieeSuoerol
ODER @rouiont brineen foniten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
IS it an Sieisr stcle witAer6olt Oarani 6iuaenit.

Gs lit an oeier Steae iuie0erIplt barani Binaeuir'
fen mor0en ooh RuBIono ou9ionl am enoe icnes Gr'
iobes fir @edibe Die cs DcrIiert ino 5rontreid ON
Gnoc ieines eriaees iiir eeiallcuc imo IN eeioree
Idlaft gcratbme Solooten onIauae Gin grelcs Sidt
ouf Sic sdumerhtct oes iran5oiiiden 6riatcs ipirit
Elm Sel0ponbrcf eineS bci eide fdmpicnoeu ocitiden
Cfii5icrs Sn oeu 8rieie Der nus Der Iegten Solitc
ocs cftcbers iianut. best es vGiner aopoaerieoip
ion ohidte cg, einen 3ua pet iiber 700 Dsnnn ron
soiihen Rnheriot ob5ufanacn neli ciuadIrioctc Stint
ser pno 0rciie; elm lrour9es @ilo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
Trie666ie
llDn0nusQ sQlarfs sEemctC
Baltimore GemeterH

Baltimore Cemetery.
SArgnn: 0nnDtGHaana Ncrth.gluenut, dlnlm
uou Der ,San-StfGhf.
NcQrdbritplute so ncrIauieu bon S2l an
Tcluqn .gN". uiicr iuimcriplbrcuocr gmN0L
500 Nnim ilr 4 cininhc @rdber Slolicn'
ircic NcEannq Der Mnreue.
observation-disclosures lest often.
(giuutOtN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

Iic moaalihc 8criammlung mro beuie,
elheubs ubr IN ncr aStdgsSdllc." Hr. 2O5,
cauoprr.etgafc, iialiiinoen.
C1ci4l eciHrim q. @pu Seine, Sclr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04
@eriammInnaS .gInsciaen.


Samina, ben .. Ee5cmber. Npcnoe 9 nbr,
,8cucrd lDcruWWhHQ uub Nc0micniunhl III
RnficgS 0alle RI 100, 9lorb 6rcoerid. etraRe.
slhiuccnAcit niro nit 30 Gems bclirdit
(Sci4-5 9lng. @rgt Sclrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-04

ooscacso csooclc
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-09-05
PRETTY MAIDS WILL
DEMONSTRATE CLUB WORK
Girls Canning Clubs and Tomato Clubs
VIII Have Great Exhibit at Mla.
slssIppI State Fair In Aori-
cultural Building.

1t Is difficult to tell at this stage
which will outshine at the State Fair
at Jackson this year, the Boys Corn
Clubs or the Girls Canning Clubs; but
certain It Is there has never been held
at a State Fair more attractive or
more instructive exhibit than has been
planned by Miss Susie v. Powell, in
charge Of the girls tomato and can.
ming clubs In Mississippi
Miss Powell viii not only show the
product this year, but will have as
many Of the girls engaged in this work
as she can prevail upon to come to
Jackson and make personal demonstra-
tions during the Fair, which opens this
year on Monday. Oct. rs, and lasts one
week.
Miss Powell is of the opinion<t that
canning tomatoes and peaches i'm
proves girls looks much more than
cold cream and novels, and intends to
show exhibit one" in the flesh and
blood, which will include young ladies'
from all sections of the State.
When this work was first undertake
en- in Mississippi there was very linn
tied allowance from the department at
Washington. but 1t has been gradually
increased owing to the remarkable
success Of Miss Powell with her clubs,
until she now has more than she can
handle IL 1t were not for her excep-
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-09-05
LIGHTS OFF SEPT. l2TH..
GOOD SERVICE WILL CONTINUE

Electric light and power users of
the ci.y's municipal power plant
will do well to bear in mind that
the current will be cut off on Sat
urday night, September IL. at 2
o'clock. until necessary repairs can
be completed at the plant. 1t is
expected that all the work neces-
sary to be done will have been
finished by early Monday morning
SO that there will not be unneces-
sary Inconvenience other than from
and after IL o'clock Saturday
night and through Sunday and
Sunday night Through the eff
cheney of the superintendent and the
power house committee, as we'll as
other members of the Board of Al
dermen. the public has been put to
very little Inconvenience during
the past several years on account
of shut downs, and when the pres
ent repairs are finished. with q
double set of both boilers and en-.
gines. there is no reason to expect
otherwise than that the service will
continue on uninterruptedly in the
future as it has done in the past.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-09-05
Moods Full Of Candidates.

While none of the prospective
and avowed Lincoln Candidates FOL
office at the election to be held
next year have yet announced, from
what the Clarion-Ledger says below
the Bolivar people are up and al
it" and in for a long siege of poll.
tics. The c. l.. says:
The people of Bolivar county
either have nothing else to do but
talk politics, or the ambitiously
inclined are believers in the old
adage that the early bird catches
the worm. :
"Whlle elections for county Off
cies are yet far distant. the can.
didat-s have gotten a move on
them in Bolivar and are making
haste to let the people know oil
their great desire to sacrifice them.
selves upon the altar of public
good.
That county already has public
ly announced one candidate for
State Senator. three for represent
ative, four for sheriff. two for
chancery clerk, two for circnit
clerk, one for treasurer. one for
assessor and one for superintendent
of education, while it is said the
woods are full Of others. waiting
for the announcing to get good. "
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-09-05
THE HOOVER BROTHERS TRIAL.
MRS. D. HOOVER HAS ACCIDENT

Yesterday the entire day was ce-
cupied 10 Judge Jones court with
the case of Dee Hoover vs.. G. A..
and Will Hoover, who we're charR-
ed with assault and battery and
wounding Dee. A number of wit
nesses were examined. and argu-
ments made by defendants counsel.
Hons l. II. McGehee end 3. 9
Williams, ss well as by County At
torney Mitchell for the state. Al
ter the arguments, Judge Jones
placed all three of the brothers un-
der $500 bond each. which was
readily made. The trial of Dee
Hoover on the same charge made
by his brothers was set by Judge
Jones for next Saturday.
While returning home from the
trial late in the afternoon, Mrs.
Dee Hoover met with serious &C.
cident When going down q hill,
four miles from town. near Robt.
Williams, the breeching of the
harness broke, and the buggy rush.
ing on the mule it ran away The
reins broke. and Mrs. Hoover jump
ed from the buggy. sustaining Sc.
we're wounds on the face and body
and it is feared she was injured in
ternaIly. She was taken to Mr..
Williams. home and DR.. Boyd call
ed. who dressed her wounds. and
today she is reported as resting as
we'll as could be anticipated.
Miss Edna Tillman, who was
with Mrs. Hoover at the time, re.
mained in the buggy and was un-
hurt. Summit Sentinel.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1914-09-05
WHY SUCH 4 vARIANcE7
$40 for Freight on Carload Of Cattle
to New Orleans and $3.50 for
3 Steers Back.

Editors Leader is not often
place my name before the public
either as d candidate or as citi-
zen: but as a servant Of the public
In the cattle business come before
the readers Of The Leader with a
complaint that all business men
and the people generally are inter.
estsd in.
And this matter touches plank
embraced in judge Jones platform
which should have landed him in
Congress
Last Saturday ! shipped load
of cattle, AZ head. weighing %, 900
lbs, to New Orleans and the
freight amounted to Gao.
On Aug. 81 / shipped three year
lings, weighing 1.455 Ibis from
New Orleans to Brookhaven and
paid S39.6 freight.
Now. | don't understand this and
want to know If there is any relief
for the people. 1t does net look like
Justice to me. Why is it the railroad
charges such high freight, and why
was it had to pay as much, in
round numbers. for / 455 pounds on
Monday as had to pay on Saturday
for %. 900 pounds? just want to
know,
Yours for Justice.
VIM. TURNBOUGH.