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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

Do you want to help redeem
South Carolina from a great
curse! Ifso, Join the crowd here
on the I'd of September.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

Drunkenness and licientious-
ness 90 hand in hand-they are
twin sisters.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

The railroads do not want the
drinking man, because even
moderate drinking Injuries his
Judgment.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

The great peril to the moder-
ate drinker lies in the fact that
it gradually destroys his wilt
power.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

The cost of liquors in this
country last year is nearly one
billion and four hundred million
dollars.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

The merchant does not want a
drinking clerk, because he is un-
reliable.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

Liquor is a poison and ranks
with strychnine, arsenic and
opium.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

Owing to the fact that the prohibi-
ton folks took up most of our space
this week, several communications that
will appear in the next issue have been
omitted.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26
You cannot weigh nor ana
I'VE the devil in liquor.

If we drink to get inspiration
we had betterremain uninspired.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26

obituary notices and tributes of respect OF
n,i over one hundred words will be prnted free
If charge Al over that number must be paid
for at the rate of one cent word. Iash 20
accompany manuscript. Cards OF thanks pun
lisbcd for one half cent word.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-08-26
GARY HIOTT, MANAGER

The Sentinel is not responsible for the
views of its correspondents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
Why's "Gets-lt'' for
C0rnS, Like a Kiss?
Because Everybody Ties II. Every
body Likes II. It's Painless and
Takes Bat n Moment
to Apply.

"Gets-It' is the wonder Of the corn
pestered world Millions say so. be
cause millions have used IL That's
what makes IL the biggest selling corn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
BRIGADE OFFICERS WILL
MAKE ROOSEVELT TEST RIDE

Officers Of the Eighth infantry bri-
gade VIII have to take the Roosevelt
test ride Thursday, Friday and Satur-
Gay Of next week This has been or
dered and all officers above the rank
Of captain in the brigade viii have TO
make the test ride. Gen. John J. PERISH
ing viii lead the Officers on the ride
each day and will cover the same dis
tance as the officers under him.
Each officer viii have to make 80 miles
each DAY Of the three days. One day
viii be set apart as the fast ride and
the officers viii be required 10 make
the ride Of 30 miles in six hours. The
other two days will include rides OF
ID and eight hours each.
a brigade attacking problem was the
war game Tor the Eighth infantry bri-
gade Thursday II was held near the
cactus alcohol plant, near the fort. and
started at 9-S0 in the morning Gen j.
J. Pershing viii be in command OF the
attack, with the Sixth infantry. the 10th
infantry, the 20th infantry and a bat
terry from the Fourth artillery as his
army Col Frank b Jones viii be in
charge or the defensive army. which
VIII be represented by the Seventh in
fantry-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
E. B. McCLINTOCK NAMED
PRESIDENT OF ALTA VISTA CLUB

T. B. McCHntOck was elected presi-
dent Of the Alta Vista Improvement
club Wednesday evening at the Alta
Vista school The annual meeting and
election Of officers was presided over
by Crawford Harvie, the retiring presf-
dent A H Anderson was named vice
president, Y c. Cunning. secretary
treasurer, and David Mcknight. s Z.
Patton and r B. Orndorff, directors
The members also discussed the loca-
ton Of the proposed Alta Vista fire
station
At the annual meeting plans were
made for having a get together dinner
ana smoker at the school house on Fri
day evening, November 5. An effort
viii be made to have a military band
play for the dinner and a program of
speaking viii be arranged by the new
president.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
TWO shot DURING
RUNNING FIGHT
Five Men Hold Up Saloon
Keeper Who Makes Two
Hits; Soldier Cut.

Two men are in the county hospital
suffering from bullet wounds following
a running fight with pistols Wednes-
day night Jesus Caro-, who owns the
Zaragosa saloon in the south part OF
the city. started to his home at Ninth
and santa Fe streets. He carried with
him s4S.75, the days receipts at the
bar. When near the corner Of II Paso
and Ninth streets he says five men ap-
peared and undertook TO hold MIN up
He drew a pistol which he says ne ca
1fes home with him each night anu
started firing. Five shots were IlIeu
By the men and Caro- admits firing Two
When the police platoon arrived tmO
Mexicans were found IN the street,
more than a block apart, and eaCH
wounded. They gave the names OF u
tero Medina and Anastaclo hoJas- NE
dina was shot through the JhlSh anu
Eojas in the left hip They were taken
10 the county hospital and charges OF
assault with a deadly weapon with IN
tent to rob We're made against Ihem
and their cases viii be tried In the
Justice court as soon as they are aole
caro- appeared at the police station
and was released on a bond Of $40 his
case will not be pushed by the police
as il was said TO have been clear
case Of self defence
Wade McAllister of company B, sixth
Infantry, was arrested Wednesday
night on a charge Of assault upon
private Robinson Of company y, 1bth
infantry. Robinson was cut on the
neck and face while downtown wed
nesGav night. McAllister was delivered
TO the provost marshal Thursday morn
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
For Sallow, BlOtchy,
Rough or Greasy Skins

Some skins require constant grooming to
keep them from becoming oily. muddy.
blotchy or rough. or II such condition has
developed to overcome il. In such chronic
cases It is particularly inadvisable TO keep
piling on cosmetics which cog the pores,
collect dust and dirt. making the com
pleNlon worse than ever It's a lot more
sensible 10 use ordinary mercolized wax,
which literally absorbs a bad complexion.
Apply the wax, like cold cream. before re-
tiring5 next morning. in washing # off
you'll wash away fine, flour-like particles
Of the unsightly cutlcle. Repeat for
week or two and you'll have an entirely
new skin-soft satinys spOtless and beau
uful as child's- one ounce OF mercolized
wax. pr0curable at any druggists, is all
you'll need.
If the skin be wrinkled or Gabby. here's
the best possible remedy. Mix i pint
witch hazel and ounce powdered sax0lite
and use as a face bath II works like a
miracle yet is entirely harmless.-Advertise-
meut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
Mother Wishes Family of
-Four Onto Cop" Dltz

Emelia Hernandez, mother Of four
email Mexican lads and iassc-. wished
her family onto officer R T. Dltz.
TUe-da- evening when arrested on a
charge c. being drunk and disturbing
the peace in an alley back of the Texas
lar en- oregon street With Emelia
we're tWO other matrons- Anita Con
-lIes and Elote.ia HUaque-.
EUelia stated that she much pre-
ferred TO leave her four children with
office DiltZ than any Of the neighhors
as he had q benevolent face. officer
Diltz declined to become an Orphauaee
end made the transfer 10 the ueighbor.
The three n1atroCs were fined 50 each
by judge Paul d. Thomas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
.BREWERSPLAN
SALOON REFORM
President of National Asso-
citation Says Saloons Must
Observe Laws Rigidly.

Springfield, Mass, Oct 1.-THE
United States Brewers association.
whose members are said to produce
over Is per cent Of the malt liquors
in the United States, began its 55th
annual convention here today.
President Edward A Schmidt in his
address declared that the brewers, as
well as outside reformers, were striv-
ing to correct the evils OF the saloon,
forms might be expected
He said in part:
For many years the educational
work Of our association was hampered
which, however, was impossible until
practically all our own people had
reached the point Of conviction in re-
gard to the necessity Of saloon reform
and Of rigid law observances-
Agreement is Reached.
I'VE have at last come TO fairly gem
eral agreement as to what constitutes
good licensing system. and have es-
tablished in our own minds. certain
definite principles which should gov
Of course, the local application OF
these principles involves many per-
picking and complex problems, which
will take time TO work out, and will
undoubtedly involve some serious sac
rifices-"
The views Of the Brewers associa-
ton on the extra war tax were set
forth in the report of the trustees be-
fore today's session Of the cOnven-
ton
Tax is Burdensome.
The report points out that while the
brewers have been heavy losers on ac-
count of war conditions and because
of the constant menace to its business,
it also bears the heaviest burden OF
war taxation while other Industries,
that grow fat on war contracts, es-
cape entirely"
Beer has been compelled to bear a
war taxation out Of all proportion to
its relation TO industry" says the re-
port The increased beer tax Of so ,
cents per barrel (making the present
tax $50 per barreD Will expire by
limitation next December. When this
extra tax was imposed, the brewers [
submitted to il with the feeling that
there was an emerSent need for it
The burden IS. however a ErievOus one, {
particularly in these hard times. and
there should be no renewal OF the eN-
ira tax until the government has ex-
hausted other means OF obtaining the
additional revenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
OFFICER LARRAZOLO HAS MIxUP
WITH STOP E.IL E,E-IlE,rl nn-En u. nm {


As the result Of a fight over brown
or white cigaret papers in the midst
Of a carpet Of watermelons, the case
of officer J. R Larrizolo versus Nike
Shalouck, small store dealer on Kansas
street. was tried in the corporation
court Wednesday afternoon.
LarraZOlO said he entered the store
and bought a sack OF tobacco. When
the deal was complete he said Gimme
some papers"
1t was alleged that ShaIouck hand
ed the officer white paper.
Can't you understand English" said
LarrazOlO- 4 want yellow papers"
You can't understand English" said
Shalouck-
At this juncture Capt. ]. T. Sullivan.
OF the fire department, said in police
court that Larrazolo kicked Shaloucl<
and said Gimme hack my jitne."
Shalouck is said to have then knocked
Larrazolo among the watermelons
which draped the floor and not until
ne showed his police star did the scuf-
fle stop.
After hearing the case and deciding
that no one was hurt, Judge Thomas
dismissed the case.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
RHEUMATISM GOES
IF HOODS IS USED

The genuine old reliable Hoods sa-sa-
pariIla corrects the acid condition Of the
blood and builds up the whole system It
drives out rheumatism because il cleanses
the blood
It has been suceessfully ased fer forty
years in many thousands OF cases the world
over.
There is no better remedy FOR skin and
blood diseases. for loss OF appetite. rhcurla-
tism. stomach and kidney troubles. general
debility and all ills arising from impure,
Impoverished. devitalized blood
Il is unnecessary 20 suffer Start treat
ment at once Get a bottle Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla from your nearest druggist You viii
be pleased with the results--Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
GLYCERINE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

The simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine. etc, known as Adler
i-ka. astOnishes Ell PasO people. Be
cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH lower
and upper bowel, ONE SPOONFUL, re-
heves almost ANY CASE constipation
sour stomach or gas It removes such
surprising foul matter that a few doses
often relieve or prevent appendicitis A
short treatment helps chronic stomach
trouble The INSTANT. easy action of
Adler-i-la is astonishing. The Warner
Drug Co, 800 Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
BOY ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY ON
CHARGE OF SHOOTING BOY

Deming, n NJ, Oct 14-Walter LET
fer, one Of the two boys charged with
the shooting Of QuerinO Nestas, a small
Mexican boy, entered a plea of guilty
and was released on a bond OF $500
pending his trial in the Luna county
court
The plea Of guilty resulted in the
liberation of James C0ryen, who was
arrested at the same time as LETTER.
The Mexican boy was shot with a small
rifle and died following an operation
which was performed to save his life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
No Trouble to Remove
SuperfluoUs Hair


1t is an easy matter TO rid the skin Of
Objectionable hair or fuzz, If you pro-
coed as follows Mix a paste with some
water and a little powdered delatone.
apply to hairy surface and in or 3
minutes rub off, wash the skin and the
hairs are gone This method Of ban
ishing hairy growths is painless and
does not mar the skin, but to avoid dis
appointment be certain to get real
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

remedy on earth today. "Gets-It" viii
surely get that corn or callus you've
been trying for a ] ng time TO get rid
of.-takes it right off clean as a
whistle" Apply il in , seconds,-put
your stocking ana shoe right over it,
nothing 10 stick. nothing to hurt
You needn't fuss with thick bandages
that makes a package out OF your toe.
No knives, razOrs and scissors. no tape
no trouble. It's simplicity itself. sure.
quick painless. Try IL also Tor bunions
and warts.
"Gets-It" is sold at all druggists, 25c
a bottle. or sent direct by Z. Lawrence
d Co, Chicag o.-Advertisement
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-13

STRAIGHT BONAFDE money anything into cash We PRICES EVERYTHING BOUND
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-13

O h same oab
 and e rat sld wi no f the edsapn keptc t g Iu the best
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

oo0urd1 in sen Stono at pben, ben arieg fortanicBen, ben es iebt fibrt
Inn ieinc SerrNhuft iber aGe Neere mo Die &ontroae 0s aefonlmten
Meltbon0els fir pMe 3Gt at 6ebolptcn. SD foroere oaber aqe patrtotidcn
g}Hrocr in ieoer amerifantfhen ecIeaitaft o0er @erentguu9 af. 8eidlir
All faIpn, in oeuen fe feiGidb ibrcn NbfAea gegen Gin 0crartiges rnpaHins
tihcs 1m0 e~robrtiihes Gomplot 1flGrsn 1no oanit nadornfGdb an ben
Irdfncptcn ser Mcreinigtcn Staotrn ufo on ben StoatsRfretdr 5a appel
Icrrn. Die{er b5sortiQen @elifw6rlne chen HieeeI por3uidehen. G8 1T
cine Ncridnporlnq, melfe bas oncrfonMhe Nolf oes GeIoeS bcraAbcn
maroe, nit oeIen Sflfe olen mir imiunoe fn0, Bic natirIi@en SiHs-
oueaen uniqres 2nnoes 81 erihieBen, lniere Snonlhien al p%ernlebrcn
unicrcn eiqcnen llc6eriee- Sonoa ous5uarbeiten, uniere inneren Sransport
neoe msalbo1un uo unierc 2onomirtfhoft at be6cn.
6. s. &eromer.~
@apiR meroen pile pro6ritilhen @lGter Duien Nrfruf ols gcturaT=
totsbrud, crfI6ren. geodt ia nihts, lpenn fe eS aud tim. Die PHI
oobp {nlher gl1tter lit s ia chen. sic 9lierten ais oieienigen 6in5utelcn,
sic poOe geredtigung baben, in 0ePnt 2on0e 81 BUMPER etc. @ber
oiesmoI ourfte es linen oenn ood mobl nht geIinAen. Seocr Deuhfe
Soate fb oieNn 9ufrrf 81 Ser5en nebnen mo ben Snbalt oesieben
onoeren rittclen, sic ser ocutiden 5prnde nht mddtig fno. Seoenfaas
If es Ifida cines ie0en Entertainers, elm oeroriqes oreites SonoeIn ser
NQiterten in Dieiem 2onoe Su 1nterorHfen,
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
@irdlea. @aari4ten.
ct. M~orienfirdle.

@m Montog bieIt Ser s.. g. Seilt-
Gcren ieiue regelmGBige@ eiA6ftsper
iammlltng inter %oriib oes Serrr
ErGiiOent q. 6. 6onmer. Ole &or.
bercitungen 5ilr SeteiIigung an ocr
EaroOe Sonntog, ben 10. Sftober,
MAIDEN Die eefpiini6ten6ortihritt &c.
rnGB oen 9erihtcn Scr berihie0ener
&omitees. SIS mur0c beIhloiicn. nod
cine Teriommlung 31t boben om Don
nerstoG, ocn 30. September I'M s ll6r
obenos.
Die Torbereitltn9en 5itr Seier 0cs
DeutlHen Cages an W1ittuodl ltr0
9~onucrstog, 10. uno Ia. Gftober, be
gannen mdbren0 ser ISOLDE. 9ei Ser
gut bcIudten |eriommlunq ser &c.
mcinOe- @2itgIieOer mltr0en.Oie Qcom
ten fitr Die 6eier gemdbIt. 9ls HrG.
iiocnt murOe SEER @reoor &rumm 9e.
wobtt, ais 9Si5e -GrGiiNcnt 0err 8. S..
3egomib, ais SNnbmeiitcr 6crr s..
q. Nlttbt ols ScfrctGr Ser u. 81.
@ic6el. 9[m N2ontaq miro mitoerim
cine @eriamniIling lcin I'M s llbr
obenOs.
Die @Sintcroromtnq Oes @ottcs-
oicfItes beainnt nit Dem eriten Sotrn-
rag I'M Gftpber. glu Oiciem 5orl-
toge, ME oil aQen onoeren 0andh.
meroeli bier I'll. Wleiien icin in Der st.
Warienfirhe: I'M Z, s, 8. uno nm
1880 Dos 6ohomt. Gcspcr miro ON
a6en0 Inn 7.30 fem.
Sonntog geben bic &inocr acmcin-
ihdftlid 3ur 81. &oinrnttnion Del Der
7.30 III. Wteiie. Nm g}od)u1ittog I'M
3 lbr babcn tic Ieriomnnlling lua0
lliterriht.
SRI. @araareto Sdott uno Serr
@iIbeIm &inneI perebelidten itb an
porigen sonntog in Ser ct. Marien=
fir6e.
9os gegrGbnig ser neritor6encn
6rau @eorg 2dlier fanO itott ont Drift
nod auf Dem ct. Morienfirdbofe'
nod porungegangenem &equiem IN
Scr &ir6e, oos Der bodip. 0err 8. 81.
Notb belt, mie oitf sic 2eihenreoc
nod %OemieIben.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
@ebnrfstaasfeier.

Gin ih0neS @eburtstnosfelt iDrr0e
am letten Sarnstag, Sen is. Septen-
Der i'm @altle oes Serrn SEQ. IS.
9litt gefeiert. Seine Gohter Morga-
reta bottle on oieiem Gage Dos Is. Sc
bensia6r erreidt un6 mltroe ais Debut
tontc nit @Iiidipiini1cn iiberbGnft.
@iele Sreltn0e, alt unO iltng, batten
itd eingefunDen uilo oaes omiiiierte
ftd ollfs 8elte bis ipGt IN Die geodf
binein. 6err George q. Hlitt. Der
Batter Des @eburtstngsfia0es obipohl
cr iGon Is Sabre I'M @oitoienIt it,
3eiQte ben @1iteL Dob er iein tribe
res WeihGit,. GGder uno Gpnnitor,
nod iidt gnr5 perlernt bot. @irtsSei-
tentiih mar nit feinem Sudden mo
Gpnfect geOedt ltno BON @errn &Iitf
lelbit bergeiteat. Son Ben iu1gen
2euten, Die aniueieao mareu, leien fol-
genoe ermdbnt: Sri. g. 8riscoa,
2Dn0burg, @o.; @iloo &litt, 8altimo-
re Mi0., Nnnie Multer, Morie Sol5
beierlein 2ottie Stos> &era &olter,
@oitb @iaiams, GitcQ Gorniuea, fol
genoe @crren moreri ebeilfnls anne
leno. @enrD Sol5beierleiL @m. Sal
lelbuidL &idaro Dozen, Solep6 Sur-
bepy SnIoon SberiSan. g. 8. aaiIer,
9teb. &. Wr@reiebt
Gem @cbnrtstoqsfinb eth brallien.
oes @pd uno oie beIten @liid- lmo
SeQensipiinihe,
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

Ser 9rdfoent bes Getidnmertfont1hen gottonnloanoeS, W
sorompr Ipnt in einem .Aufrui an ieOen patriotldpen amertanllNen
oeiroer~ De Nufmerfidmfeit Ser 0euti6omerHaner nut ole Sahac0e pB
Aiosps qono Elm llnterniiser ser 4luerten it, nidt nr mas Die Munitions
oasfuhr. lonoern aud beionocrs mas Die neue arlegsonlebe Der Ah1erfen
onbotriHt I'm Sen @merifanern bic 9u9en 5u offnet, bot Or Seron1er
soIoeuoen Mufrlf erlaHen:
Witbnrgerl
gpr rnheilorobenoTe GinflnB ouf unicr naionoles Seben miro pom
mpTotr,it msaeibt. Die anglo amerifannfc 8elotnterenen &onlblnahon,
s4ornGb+n nm ncro noInmerifonHden 9rcie. mdhc fe fontroaiert, betet
ouos mos in iher gRod3t ltbt, at, mi nht aaein England uno leine yer
s~unoten nit arieqsmateriul 5u pernben, ionocrn lie bat cS audi oorapf
oboeeben, unIere frieoliebenoe Station as Serbiunoefen enalonos IN oa
80 ~ III nerrideln gie letenhen Setter Der Gerainigten AngIp Ame
yifoni,hen GeIointereIen limo sur 3Gt tatiadlib oanit belfdfigt, cine
nidasmiroioe @eridnporung in eang 81 bringcn, I'M oas amerHanilfe
0Sof ieiuer Griparniie 81 beraubel, ipelde pom tbn III gutent Vlaroen
~ ,un5prpr gonfen, Irut Gompagnien unD Gcriid)erungs@ eeuidoften.
{onip n 1m5aren Sporbarfen oeponRrt mnrocn. Sic trndten oonab, oieiel
esonos enolouo gum Shute ieines areoitS ein3rbdnsgen nno Gnelonn
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
gSolhatiafcits : @priteQMna.

Die Mo6ltdtigfeitS=@ oritellune out
lebten Mortog int uNoli'S Gbeater"
sum Seiten Der orillen &riegermitmen
uulo @aiien. bat einen qltten Grfol9
~er3ielt. 9ns 0omen=&omitee Des
9eltid) Mnterifonffhen 1914-'t5
@ilfs 5pnoS bot iih ale M}iibe
qeQebcn, I'm elmo 9roBe 9ln5abl Oil.
tets 81 perfaufelt. Die Oeutifcll
moren 3ablreih eri6ienen u1o bolfen
.0aourd nit, Die 9tot Der NermIten in
9elitidIano unoS eiferrei6 5d linoern.
AQen, Die iih erboten, 8iaets 8u Der
f%allfen, gebiibrt Der ber5lidite Cant.
9os uHoli's 5beater@ bietet in Nie-
Ter 5oiion iebr cute Sohen uno ieine
crltfloiii9en Spieler 3iehap eth 5obl=
rcihes 8ltbltfum an,
Mon iebe Dos Snierot an alloerer
SteQe oieier 3eitung.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
Glciue Standardization
onhscits.Mlnfetl.

glnl 0onnerstog poriger ISOLDE
reidte SEER SEQ 8cbrcnot 6rGlllein
9nicc Z. Gomolier BON @aibington
sic @orlo gum ebelihcn BunOe. lin
8 llbr beaaun ser Erauaft, Der in Der
GopeGe ser &ot1oliiten llniperiit1t
pom Gi5c &eftor Or. 0ougbtertp
"polSoQrn mliroc. garalif 5elebrierte
Or. Gouqbcrtp cine feierlide 6ralt-
meilc, ud5rcno meld)er 9roltt unO
.grdlitioum Die FL. &onmrnion em-
pfiiQen. Die 6eierlidfeit in Der Sir
die muroc nod peridonert 0urd berr-
.Iide GrQel- uno @eiongitiide, borge-
.truacn Don Nrofeiior Or. @ubert, Der
an Der lt%niperiitGt &irdenmitlif Do
sicrt. 0iele MnncripanOten l1l0 Sreltll-
Sc Der 9tolt mo 0es 8rGliti9ams
nobmen on Der berrlihen Sraufeier-
lihfeit tell. 5rou NIice Seb-
ren6t lit cine geborene @aibingtone-
rim. SEER 8ebrenot itarnmt aus Der
IroOin5 @eitpreuBen unO fam noh
Nmcrifo i'm Sabre 1912; er lit Sebrer
oes 0euti6en an ser &otbolii6en
llniperiitGt in 8rooflono, 8. 6. Nad-
Dem 0os junge Naor BON Sreunoen
6eQliidipiilliAt moroen por, begob es
iidl ouf Die Sod5eitsreiie. &err uno
SSral 8ebrenot meroen I'M n6lllfor0"
apartment &obnung nebmer.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
.Shluo6eu=@ ereiu".

gm bort9en Sonntog 5pgen sic
Sdwaben mad Seuberli1'S 5arm,
glaOensburg, Mo.. 5ltln Nicnic aus,
Seoer u5hmoob~ bette audi iein @ci-
berl linb Mtabl mitgenommcn. Cine
tlitiee @eieaidaft batte bolo na8 gam
&c Eicuic in Sane gebradt. Sober
-oergniiete lif nlfs bette uno labte
iih an Speiien unh @etrdilfen, bic
dufQetafelt murben. 9llitia mo pcr-
Qniigt blieb man lallge 5liammen, bis
ifIieBlih bic Bet fam. Mbihie0 81
nebmen. Den S6moben gefiel cs
BORT 10 gnt, OaB iie an liebiten gleif
mieoer Elm oerartig pergniietcs &icnic
baben mo6tcn.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
Gem n@ai6instun Sonrnai0.

Gem u&ai6instun Sonrnai1.
@eIiebtes Sournoll Dir Elm frdftio
@urrobl v
9fun bit Oh enoliA oob mieoer 6a.
8ar nicIe 0loubten bid tot un0 beqra.
ben
Pun iino aae frob, oaB tie Gid mieooy
bnben!
9o6 MN 0euti6e benefit, mas in
f0nnt idoffcn,
Capt oaS lie6e &ournol nidt uieocr
cinidlafen
Scr jullge @tann bat ihmeres inter
nommen,
0'rum iollt er ie6en 0cutIden ann
Seier befommen.
@o5l man6er ipridt, ia baS bab'
1h ia ihon geIeien
0as 1T ldon I'M .Seralo~ uno DGtor~
o%ringeneien
9of ibr an0ern, laBt eudb nid,t ir-
re mnben.
9os rSonrnoI~ brinst oielc idonc
uno cute Sahen.
sir iunge @iao6en brinats 9lcsap.
te in Siiae,
Nfannfliden, Shpeinebroten ms
@nrfen nit Ollie,
Doh mas 6 nidt bringt, fms eaali.
ide 2iigen
IS ibreibt oud nidts bon faIl6en
Siegen.-
Drum bring ih Dir nodmol Gin
frGftig Sltrrabl
Sd frelle mid, Bob Oil iuieOcr biit
bal
-6roit Iauline @alther.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
Gomcoroia STRIDE.

@m Sonnta9 Inn II llbr finoet eng
liider Nlorgen=@ottesOienf ltatt. pre-
Digt. lleber ben ~&pnfirmanoen Inter
riht. I'm $50 finoet bas Miiionslelt
auf Dem @aienplab BON Wm. Mont.
gDmerp in @beDD 6bu1e. Counting
Same tatt. SeOermonn lit Dsr8li6ft
~eingelanen.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24

oanSiGser itets pprrdtia!
8abfer's,
532 Geuter Marft II. IS &isas Marft
Die eiasige @erfonfSitele fir edjte
S~an6jGger.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-24
@imgeiAnOt.

Steie 3atui iett aaisrn geiern SRg freieu Qerfasuua, Z
ieerd absrnimmt RE 3eedtticr %feiusrlei Gerantipcrtrne