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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
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(Wiurs23T&E ,29Ri)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
Ecparqmrut iAg NFcunidc SimcfDcli.
untcl Irpnricmclu irr WcinnoNcncWclcn.

UNtcl LtpuutMtN ibf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NaitmDrf, Nih.
1cvcyair uctHrocic aiuaebote u Snplilp Qt
o0rg ppr bent 40. lgpril 1916 im Niircnn oes
Siani Ncniltaipra inn JluiAhuHs baltimore
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pas 2cpngicmcnl iir dicnli@e Siterbet un
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.eieatina N9uie Aaai' Aejgncll. 5Qplpar an oen
siapor yum @iooirain oon @alimoge oelac
lHQi lein.
Scg erio!GrciAG tieisr mIh Id Der 0cbrand
lidlc Nplln ailrgimai ini Neisa6e oer eon'
ir6iilnWpo lplieii
Ig GonpaiiNeh9ioe Dchdt flo oaS Ncdt
por. irgcno elm opcr alle Anaeboie 5n reNpers
cr 9om 3. 8lale
0ciunaNciiS'0 0cmnillar
geldhai
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13


Niryourm wrrocn anc 9cyiopcu mo a5rpcr'
imatcu incorporate pocr poliii0c pclc0c ul
scr Slaoi Baltimore elm @ei0di bcreiben,
ng mclac3 bie Grbcnnn0 cincr siani9'
girrni criorocrlih ii uniaeiorocrt oelclbc
an pocg pgl Scm rylcn gnac Drs NnuoiS
Mioi 1916 5u 1icu oocr oiciepc so erncleru
Sic @erldumiB, cine 2iccrj 5n
6cu. wiro Ecrioucn cucr Siraie
uc0ii Alpiicu unicwcricu-
Nerr Youm SOwert guhar oes Common
gacas Gcrl@e plro am nno nad @loniaa
sen 8 9prii 1916, ocrcii ieiH BuilQcu Den
Smoni pou 8 l0r Gounluaas pls q ll0r
gahmlloas iv iciuem eurpa im @crWie'
ncbdnoe eiccn5cu aHs3uleueL
cas- eianis Ncrihegnnas 9paricmrnt pon
Mamlaub miro am e. Nai 1916, BON 9 nor
@ouniiaea DIS q l0r gnnninags. in ieincn
eugcmg lm nnluu Srai'.@rOnnOe 0parlcs'
uno 1ubetic 9hubc 8ur %cgauaga0uHA bon
ldbfu@en 9csiGumIas@laaersisenien 0srcit
''" a0omaS s.. @i,gnlm,
Ghciin o0 Siaol Naliinorc.
(@isoRprLS,5'io,l2.ltlhlg2l.2l o,2s.-gl
gartan acr eirngrubnrnOyuals 0pmmHdrc
baltimore, 22 MfNt6 1916.
sic Glrabcn0WnnruMa 0omnNiidte IN oei
Gtuoi gNliimpW ndMcn Ncfmil pcoNh ouB
HINnlIl
qen llnloilcB luia 2Seyl0cgDUOun9ell my eon'
Dcninirnna unN 0rbimu0 Der Willn'AUeunc
INIT ciulr Nrciic bon lelns uiio lcdlilA Nnb, ppn
Scr mclliMg Sclic oCr Ncitcfe.OmnJlono nle
Eur 0NMlivn gciic ocr Huneti strait ieDP
SEN odrm bc3igiiNcl ennNhlliAen nno corll'
Oircn cllldrcHncn R0ucu tcpDirl OnDeH, Ac
indr oc.l &ornriiien oce CHARTERS oer SlQoi
Baltimore luo Der ciN tG Mldr5 1914 nllett
scihrccu &etogoHdu8 ylr li6 oca MaQots nlio
Sinoraibs.
ng hitrMii gioii5 0cbcu odG bcl0Aie 2aoeiiV
nn0 Naricu Gui olce &cir oollcHoci mo be-
q anbQt luorocn it, aao oah Der 2iapor mo
Sicoyalb ppu Baltimore ooer ifaeNo mclWc
Ncripn Dncr RcrlpNcil 0ufNpiuiou ooet Notf
ppraiioncn oic nil 0cn Snlprum oer 0nilmn
oiQuNprH poer uclaQtcn 1licrlr0ien gNetileflos
NnOcn un3uiricocu iiilo, lrclDnlO orc6lN lau)
Qaacn pom Orciuub5unujiAnc Snnc occ Nnrj
1916, ociH Dnium ogt cren pon nus ernncucl
Tcr0ilcnildunN liclcr 9loili. ooncacn oufW
iNriNlilac lcillon an oa9 9'aliuore Siaoiae
riot nppcililcN Wo0cn iuocu lie ode Net0i
unrcinc lepilou 0eyicltcn nlfclcll
Sic aSegbcrDohNnpen lili0 ngh Nclepen ocr
beQiieicn &croncn ooer 0prpotaiione cnllpe
brr iofotl oocr III iirr (5l idbrmau &aicn
5ablnur ocrcn eyile idNia IN mcnH pie gnr
napnlcu uNicr pclualer @etofoRHie apocWlof
Susa s.. MpbiHetc,
ncnrn Wi Winc,
OartD ". 9lrnicN,
eomntiiIdge.
GHarHc s.. 9lupgcfc,
(Wldrs98 so .glnr0 l8) 0lcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
1ie aeMlaen .gnr6arenu Irelcn y Mmer IraEE.

1ic 0cnt5cm ,g'ar6arcn0 trciOcn e. INNER drsrg
Scbt ucroutohc Sc @erlincr Tbeatcr aor eiuc eot
iprltuir naH Nplono un0 mos 1000 cblmmcr III
bc oiecr @qegenbet ioaeu olA 5Aafepearcihe 5tlde
ouiaefi0n per0el 2or6 grpce ioa bluuait cnlsn
nclicn eircnl6erdi hrcbcn
Gic il Sen zpalteu ocr Ncu.slprfcr Sldttcr Gcrr
ihcn0p Hrcdsmd9 miro bonn 0cr Qeu6Heunng olae
iMcnlid uidi qttbeilt ii Ser 4Ntropole ocs Gltcns
eabcn iid III sem ettet iehs Sodcn nod nialt eg5s
juuac 2ate 6rret nocn loier IL oie SlmocSarre'
eil5uFelcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

Sn Ocm qmannCrrcidcu0 &nDlaHS mnroc un uorI'
aci 1ouuncr irAoa sic Ncrlmfaiic 1916 5nr 6olnc
cuae3ogcn 6rond)rcih iob iih o0or 0cuctDi9t al
&ununr oicea Sobrcs bcrcits oic @cluteniclc ~ I
egu5ichen oie gSalicnabiaen pic im Alter ppa l9
bie SO Sairen ebct ii bic 5NiBcngrotei prciu in
SunigeN ni0 oc ats lutlilQlim 3urdgeieltsH noal
cuan ciucr dr5tldlcn &riinmg SIT ilnenncrct ei0
lono foiute Scr eiuidbran0 pcs rerponten Yilitor
5oou8cs nidt EIcbr Nspedcn. Dos uadopR
Dcatldauo 0ogc0an pifo oie Meiritentnlc l9l6 ell
nl 2ouic oicco So6res cinhcruicn n0 iunn altc SAP
rcsllonc pps 2uuoitirmS luic0cr nad @ouc ae1er
luiicn cs broud c nidlt mc6r trot oer aroBe
Ciieaipc 0ri @crolut oic aad &arilcr @cridten q
uungc0eucr ocrluinedo ein oa. Iic @creNmuael
ocr euirntc uolc 0od ncmale itimncl @lon poTltF
uu0 gniaag All au oic GrdopiunQ ocs 1pocicana
tcrias Gcididlon0s uio nun iino lie clbit oicjeu
aci. bel melhcn iih oie critc er@6pnnas S0mptome
deioc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13
sysseIt= =WMOz4sarf.

6incn Qciddtieu pnbanH bnr glahtbi ooh
ocr ,9scll 0no sfari" cul pclidcn Icrniuus
ocr Vntimorc GirdbcnsQirie &crciAcn uHo nn'
ncrcn Sraonildnoncn ST ocn niihnaIlc 8c'
QuQuu0cD 5nr NcriHOung iicht Nr clGiici lid
ncbr ais Ia, r NOliSiclic Der Qcplanic
Enhbrnch oer Baltimore Sirnbc iuiro ocn Rnri
nht hcemlrdbiigen sir Gin5elnbelicn ipclioe
man d al
0juiiaU 0raubnrr, Ugcniblmer.
,NcartO o 3Wifcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

gcimcnDrinHrr nNo NMb0linmrcr,
VurowcdlNdc lciifglnn ST. ina Mnuifuro9 9lOc.
NnilWurc, Min.
MISUNDERSTANDING So0 nno 9nnN pitn.
ViclriiW crleNMieic NlnlpNiNeu lllr 9cdll
scicu nuo QNc NcleAcnOeien
lSun261NT&G1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-13

,IlTW NNUFiFl
nftn Yriiocui oet 4onitalt Neburoe.
lslprllG.S l0,i2.ie)
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
Honor Roll Brunson School.

lst grade: Tom Zimmerman, May
Brunson, Ruth Thomas.
asAdvanced first: T. G. Strom, Will
lie Doolittle.
end grade: Elizabeth Rearden,
Annie Brunson, Cell Morgan.
srd grade: Floyd Thomas, Butler
Doolittle.
4th grade: Price Morgan, Eliza
beth Zimmerman, Claud BARLEY.
5th grade: Ruth Morgan, Ruby
Brunson, Wilmot Seigler, Matte
Thomas, Dan Brunson, Wallace
Doolittle.
9Th grade: Eugenia Brunson,
Evan Morgan, Pearl Reel, Ben
Seigler, Girls Thomas
7th grade: Savannah Morgan,
Tot Brunson, Corrie Thomas, Jo I'm
Mealing Morgan, Abney Brunson,
Jim Brunson.
9Th grade: Maybelle Reel, Nettie
Seigler.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
Delightful Dinner Party.

Mrs. M. A. Taylor gave great
pleasure to few of her friends on
Saturday last at a four course din
ner most exquisitely served, the
decorations being pink and white.
Lovely place cards were used and
pink baskets filled with mints
adorned the. table and became the
possession of the guests as they de-
parted,
The most delightful part of the day,
however was not the dinner. but
th, happy occasion of meeting and
greeting the kind and hospitable
hostess and the other friends whom
sEe had invited. These were Miss
Louise Couch, Mesdames Mamie N.
Tillman, Fannie Tompkins, Carroll
Cogburn, w. C. Lynch, j. w.
Thurmond, A E. Padgett, j. L.
Minis, ]. H. Cantelou and Miss Le-
ma Holstein.
The guests were delighted to
meet Mrs. Potter of Rhode Island,
who with Mr.. Potter is spending
the month of March with Mrs. Tay.
lor.
T A M
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
Miss Natalie Padgett Enter
Entertains.

Tie ecliasing social function of
the early months of the new year
was the card party that was given
by Miss Natalie Padgett Friday
evening. The hostess issued large
number of invitations, 10 tables be-
ing required to provide for all who
engaged in bridge. The parlor and
library were decorated with a pro-
fusion of daft dis, the beauty of
these being heightened by num-
Der of beautiful ferns and palms.
On this occasion Mr.. Jerald La
Grone was the most expert player
among the gentlemen and Miss Mae
yelling won the !ady's prize. The
hostess served a hot lunch with
coffee.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
Another Edgefield Z Case.
1t Proves That There's a Way
Out For Many Suffering
Edgefield Folks.

Just another report of a case in
Edgefeld. Another typical case.
Kidnev ailments relieved in Edge
field with Doan's kidney pills.
Mrs. G T Padgett, Edgefeld,
says: MY back ached and panied
all the time. In the morning when
I got up, l was SO sore and stiff
that ] could hardly bend over. l
tired easily and it was an effort for
me to do my housework. | also had
headaches and dizzy spells an I my
sight blurred. I got Doan's kidney
pills at Penn & Holstein's drug
store and they relieved me from the
first. Whenever my back gives me
any trouble now, Doan's kidney
pills never fail TO bring relief"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidaey remedy
get Doan's kidney pills-the same
that Mrs. Palgett had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01

Another shipment of livestock
just received, and the prices are
very reasonable
Wilson & Cantelou.
March l, 1915.
We are Offering at actual cost
two china closets, two library Ia
bhes and two chiffoniers. Call at
our store and see these bargains.
B. b. Jones.
Beautiful assortment of silver and
cut-glass from which to wake your
selection. Prices lower than city
stores.
B. b. Jones.
Our stock Of saddles, and harness
of all kinds Is complete. Can sup
ply you with anything you want.
B. B. Jones.
We carry at all times a full sup.
ply of coffins, caskets and burial
robes.
B. B. Jones.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
The Best Variety of Cotton.

A reader asks, what variety of
cotton is best for my section?"
There is no one best variety of
cotton, any more than there is one
best breed of hogs, or than one
man has the best wife, There may
be variety of cotton which would
be best for certain locality, SOIL,
and season, but no one can know
what it is, because he cannot know
what the season is going to be. 1t
is impossible for us to name the
best variety for any particular soil
or season, for We don't know, neith-
er does anyone else.
In selecting a variety. one good
plan is to select variety that is
known to do we'll in the locality, on
a similar type of soil. Another
good way Is to study the results of
the variety tests at the nearest Ex-
pertinent Station. If the variety
selected has stood high in the tests
for several years, this is additional
evidence of it's value and if it has
also stood high in the tests at other
experiment stations that is still
further valuable evidence that is it
at leasta good variety, if not the
best. The next step is to procure
seed of a careful breeder of this
variety.
Probably only a small quantity
should be planted the first year
or two, to test out its adaptability
to the particular conditions of the
farm. During this time it is best to
stick to some local variety Of known
merit.
1t may be economical, to pay FIVE
times as much for a few bushels Of
seed of one variety as for some
other variety; but unless one actu-
ally knows that the seed is highly
bred and we'll selected, it is wiser to
depend on some local variety which
has proved it's worth. Hundreds
are claiming that they have seed
that they have been breeding up and
improving for many years, who do
not even know the meaning of seed
breeding and selection. Many of
these varieties or strains are worth
less than the best local varieties,
and yet one cannot we'll pay two
much for seed that have really been
we'll bred and selected for a con-
siderable term of years.-Progres-
sive Farmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01

When YOU need buggy try a
Babcock, Rock Hill, Hackney or
Washington buggy. These vehicles
have stood the test Of Edge6eld
roads for years. Ask the peoole
who use them. We buy in car
lots.
B. B. Jones.
Put paint insurance ON your home
with a coat of Lucas Paint. 1t
will pay premiums in longer life
and better appearance.
w. E. Lynch & Co.
We have a large assortment of.
furniture of all kinds and grades.
Come see our stock before buying.
We buy from the leading factories
in car lots, consequently can make
low prices.
b. B. Jones.
See the new Postcard Photos in
beautiful folders at Miss Eliza Minis
Studio. Something new-only 81. W per
dozen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
In Honor of Miss yelling.

Wednesday afternoon Misses
Emily and Majorie Tompkins gave
a card party in honor of Miss Nae
yelling of Darlington. Six tables
were arranged for the game and at
the close of the spirited contest he
score showed that Miss Ruth Tomp-
kins had won the first prize. A beau
tiful token was presented to ule
guest Of honor by the hostesses.
The parlor and dining table were
decorated with red carnations. A
salad course was served, followed
by coffee and whipped cream.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
A Three-Day Chautauqua.

The first entertainment of the
chautauqua course will be given in
the opera house Friday afternoon
at s:l5 O'clock. The opening con-
cert will be given by the Columbia
Concert Company and the lecture
of the afternoon will be delivered
by Col. George A. Gearhart, his
subject being THE Coming Man. %
Friday evening, commencing at
s:l5, a similar program will be
carried out but no feature or num-
Der will be duplicated.
Saturday afternoon, commencing
at 3:l5, a miscellaneous program
will be given. An exceedingly at
tIactive program has been arranged
for the afternoon and evening, be-
ginning at s:l5.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock a
free lecture will be given in the
court house. Everybody is invited.
Monday afternoon at 9:l5 o'clock
pr. William RAIDER will deliver an
address in the opera house, taking
as has subject ''Uncle Sam and
American Ideals" This will be fol
lowed by grand concert by the Ty
rolean Alpine Yodlers. Monday
evening at s:l5 DIR. RAIDER will lee
ture again and a vocal and instru-
enal concert will be given, with
many new features introduced. The
chautauqua course offers very
strong program for each day, and
no one who attends will fail to re-
ceiye full value for the small amount
spent for the tickets. Better get
vour ticket a, once at ithe store OF
Collett & Mitchell.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
Marriage of Mr.. J. M. Bell and
Miss Corrie Mathis in Sa-
luda.

Editor Advertiser: ! am persuad-
ed by sense of love for mother
Edgefeld and also that of adopted
Saluda to give you for the readers
Of your columns faint idea of the
Bell.Mathis marriage in which MIR.
J. M. Bell of EdgtGeld and Miss
Corrie Mathis of Saluda were uni
ted in holy wedlock at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Oscar Strom WOO is
brother in law of both bride and
groom. The ceremony uniting these
two lives in one was about o'clock
on Thursday evening the Oath inst.
and very beautifully performed by
by Rev. Jefcoat, pastor of the
bride assisted by Rev. H. B. White,
pastor of the groom.
The parlor was beautifully dec
Grated, darkened and with the use
Of artificial lights it appeared as
though it might be in the shadowy.
twilight. Immediately after the
ceremony and congratulations were
over Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left for
their Edge6eld home through a con-
tinnous shower of rice. There were
many nice, useful aud valuable pres
ents from the many guests who
witnessed the happy and grand oc-
casion. Guests from Edgefeld who
accompanied Mr.. Bell to Saluaa
were as follows: Mr.. M. A. Watson,
|Mr. Jas. DeVore and family,
I J. H. Bledsoe, j. j. Padgett, J. E.
Bledsoe, Walter Allen, Thos. Hall,
Mrs. Strom AMI son. Those present
lhere in Saluda were too numerous
10 mention. L close with love for
The Advertiser, Edgeield county
and Edgef, Id people.
J. H. C.
Saluda. S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-03-01
Scott-Reese.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Scott of
Morgana, S. c., announces the mar
riage of their daughter, Irene Sy-
belle, to Mr.. Luther Samuel Reese
Of Beech Island, on Thursday, Feb
ruary "a, in North Augusta. At
home Beech Island.