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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
1ouncritaa, ben 80. glopcm6cr 1916,
g9ir Oonfem hente !

g8ir ooufcn ooB mir Orrd oen eilropGiiden Yol.
ferireg 0ic critic 6non5moft scr g9elt geporoen iino
gsir oanfeu fir Die groBe Stregs &ropritdt I'M.
icrer @eloperciber unO Uhnitions. 3obrtonten
g8ir oatfeu OoB III folee Ser groBen SEriegSeie.
rlngen on oe @ntentemddlte ole 3abl Der gmeritoner
nit Sobres .@intIniten bon iiber $500000 bon Ia
in 1915 oui 800 in 1916 iteieen fonntc.
9ir oonten fir bic groBe 9luSfubr uou 2ebenSmit.
icln nno ole ms ooourd erpodlienOql merihminelib
bobe Soften oeS 2ebensurtcrboIts
gSir Oonteu. OnB Oen 2ebensmttel. gSu6ercru ourd)
oic tuappe octrcoe @rntc oiecs Sc6res 0elegenbeit
ecboien poroeu it, einc reide ejolOcrntc 5u balten.
8ir oofeu OoB Die &riegs GroipertGt gSoIl
Streets Samolbons bel &unOerttoenOcu Souilicn
ais ardeumciicr cin9cieet bat.
gSir oonfen fir cine 8irtbldoits @olitif ole oeil
gluacubtdsocpinu I'M 9hge bat tmo ms nod Oer
Ginbcmicn oeies @crunucs einer miid]crcn outtleu
8uhnit eitacGcniiibrt.
gSir oonten fitr cine gSlouos Fotit, Die lnS cine
&cIt bon SenOeu eedofcn bot uno ms 5uingt bis
bcr mcrborte slinmcn iiir &iiihnGs5pcdc ous5u-
gebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
glnrcisnua sum arica.

0ic ,9lmcrcan 9iebts 2eogue". cine @clelliHolt
SIC id, ous ocn idlmmlcn Getihenieinoen ocS Soil'
oes 5uiommeniebt unO 5u Dem oifenboren 3med &c.
qrmoct, s(mcrfa IN Sen gSclttricg ali Sciten eng'
lonO ali Gceen mocbt pieocr BON i'd rcoen. 9c @e-
eaihait Bat ia idon uc6rfah in gemcinIter @ee oe'
GEN GcHidloo eebebt obcr Der neueite %erlHd) DER
clbc Nrt lit oeiu bod Ger olergemeirItc rnO oler-
Monoliditc ser nod bier oocr aud mob onltpo IN
eiucm ucutroIci 2oOc porecfonmcn lit oenn es miro
0oriu oiIcn perlanot ooj gmcrito id nit enaloilo
pcrbinoet i'm Ole g8eIt bon ocf D5d,redcn Deg oelt
dcn NHlitartsnus 5ll bcfreien,~ Dieie v9lnlercou
gtabtS 2coguc bot IN Der lette 3eit oos gonoc Sono,
mic es iucint mt Grtulorcn beridlpenmt bic Gou.
ponS cnt6altcn 8ebu oui eOcm Giriulor), wobon Die
cine gcitc ols Yeton oicncn ol, mGbrcno bic onoere
eeitc Sic Ioqcnounten .grn5picn" ser Sigo cntbalt
0icic @cttonen NIT scr MISUNDERSTANDING" of
Scr Niidieitc ioacu nod Scr llntcr5eanuug on oos
Sotpfouortcr scr 2iqa in 9Ieugort aeionOt mcrOelt
no lic Damn suiomuen gcbcitct mo Sem Broiiocuten
iI6eroliot pcrocn iolcn S6rcn mir einmol wic oicie
.Q,rinsipcn Grflaruna 5u scr d) jcocr ncr5cld)ncr
scr qSctition bcteunt lmtet
g9ir olou6ci, ooB es cine @orolitot Der yfot'os
ncl oicbt mcldle bon icoer 9legicrng perldn9f ooB
oiclc brcn NcriroaS gerpilidnugcu na6tonuut l'no
ibr @etroocu NIT onit6noecni Reipctt Der Wleums
Der gbelt mo oer wendDeit HterQronet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
glrnncr gnid far gicinianna Ses gsirt6aaeidlaits.

Qrnncr yiNld tnr NeInlanHg Des SrfDsBeldaItS
gof ocul om T. Noocmbcr criodtcnen groBen Siegc
0es libcrolen @cboterimgS-G -Glcncnts bon Baltimore
u0 Baltimore Golntp uber Oie Brobbitionsmddte or
bob scr .Gcntide Correspondent" ienc porHcioe Stm-
ME ocieu Sica ndt 81 bod cn5udoben, Die Brobi'
6itioncn piir0en iDren @oupf lmentmegt Iortleben,
uio sic cBae &cttug licge Oorin, Oos @irt1sgelhait
ourd) lulO oirdl rcipCttobc 81 modeu inoem ole
@rouer S6noppSbreuncr mo @ngros sSpirtuolen'
bdnclcr iid bcre1qtcll oGc onridbac ino Oos @eleb
bcrtrccnoen GIemcaie aus Dem 9irtbsgcfoit trieben
nlo fir olc 3eitcn crnbcltep.
Gcrie60 9lnliht lit ser 6cfonntcr gierbraucr
9(uot1t ". guid bon Ct 2ouis. Gr beirportet 60
operation ser 9rouer nit oen Staotsbeboroen Inn ic-
sen @oihurtb aus ocm 6jcdGit 0u oraugcn Der oic
Sdonfgclcee nidt budtdblb bco6tet Serr guib gebt
n6crboupt nod meter. @r mill Sen omerltontlheH
.Soloone qor5 obeedoift bobei. Der Shonttiid)
muB beridmhi0cn uno oil Oeiicn SteIle nil er 1lhc
iui0 Gtiblc ouiQelteat bnbcn, 10 Dob oic @ote lIdl
ocniltbld bnicten lmo al Ben Eidcn beoicnt lper-
sen f0nncu 9lut nil er Den &erfallf in oldcn eolt-
mirthoiten ou gier, leidte @cinc uno one oaeuoln'
ten Iempcrens 05ctr6lte be6ranft baben oer ltort
olfohoIbatae Sdnopps ion oiisqeidloen lcin. Dielc
yoce 0cs Serrn @uih lit cine iebr quite. Seoer ober
mirS lie iid Icbr ld)mer permirflden loIen 8ie gb.
idofiuia ocs Sdonftdles uno einfiIbrmg BON Silhen
ino 5tiiblcn laiiet iid ueleidt obnC oel Sdmlerg'
fef bepcrfieIiacn o6cr Der 8eriuh 0ie Serbonniing
See GdnoppIeS berbciDIfiibren ur0c oil erbittertel
a9npfen apiidcn oen @er. mo 9ronntpen. Sntereileu
fThrrn nobel Wei0c ucrliercn miiroen ituo Der Slc9
Sen ldo0enrob 5ucbcn0cn Rrobbitionlten muDelos NJ
sen Gd,ooB iollen wiiroc Serr 9uih olltc oele oil
uno fir i6 cbr ette, obcr leiocr nd)t ourdnproare
sSocc mir fallen luen ini0 lid Oamit bcgniigct clnc
norfc Organization Der 9roiicr oes %orOes 81 doIle
mn oos g9irtbSeehdit griuDlid 81 reingen riO oirG
inO olrd reipeftnbcI 5l iuodcn Gic @rnoune cIncr
ioIden GcrcihqlmG oatc nidt LANCE otaeNoben loer
0c Gle tbut notb gtationale &robibition nobt l't
Riccnhritteu gr beroiicbe 5drifte Der Sprltllolel
ien.oSntereilen ocs 2onocs, Die 81 elmer oolanoge1
Rcorm ocs 8irtbSgeid)aiis fi6rcn fonncn moGllGer
Mcile bic @cfobr ocr einii6rmg notiouoIcr |ro6ibi-
tion nod abpcbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

Ger ameritaniid)c SUnrnalit Sr.
min iogt, on Der Spmme erioufen oic
9laiirten I'M @}orait. 2ic 6rellnoe
Der @utente iinO niemoIs perIegen
I'M cine Gntibuloigung fir oercn
0liBcriole.
00ie 6ran5Oieu iuerSeu mGglidcr.
weiie 9lt6en cinnebmen" 6ciBt es in
elmer 0epeide bon 9onoon. - 9lIio
DER @riieeliungc @nglonO's tbrt ale
56ledtigfeiteu.
Die nmcrifaniide Sritem.@rcilc
bofft, 0oB oie ,,S6Iadt on ser Wfars
ne" in &rmonien cine 5meite glufloge
boben miro. TT 9ie &umGnen iino
feline 6ron5oien unO ben 0eilticben
mongelt es I'M 9foDember 1916 nidt
on Minition mie cs I'M September
1914 DER Sal mar.
Die 9lHsriffe Der 9lniien in Sem
&arpotben ino oil ser norOrimGni.
iden 6ront mer0cn GumGnien chen.
10 wenig Dor Der @erui6tmg bepob.
rem wic ole boIlitonoige @robeulng
Scrbicn'S Dor eincm SSobre Our6 ooS
Gingreifcn Ser 8ron5oieu uno Gng.
Der in Serbiid NloccOonicn Derbin,
ocrt Der0en fonntc.
nWiittCn i'm Seben ino mir bOnt
500 iimgcbeu." 0urd oos 9erIten
ciner groBen @os-2eihugsrobrc in
Der Clinton SroBe in Oit.9oltinorc
gerietbcn in Der borlesten 9lobt
5o6lrcicbc ShlGfcr in 2ebensgefobr
uno gar monher marc picacid,t nibt
mieOcr ernodt, menn Elm BON ser
9(r6eit beimfebrcnOcr StroBenboDn.
GonOuttcur sic @efobr ni6t ocipit,
tcrt b6ttc. Der Monn mcdtc oac
6onilien in Ger y}o6bori6oit. Sbut
gcbii6rt cine @2eooilc. gleununo-
ucitu5ig 9lnoerc wiirocn nic6t an sic
@ciobr, in Scr Oic 9lnmo6ner ihwcbs
ten, gc0odt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
s5etrrcien uNne GnOc: Gine Meu.gOrfcr 8eitnna.

peEfrcIen Obne Nn6c: Sine Weusg)Orfcr 3eitnng
sic v02ornng @o~, tidlt bren 2ceru oiif, oic 9eut
d]cn ieien ofort 5m 8rieSens6hB bereit uno mincns
Ocn 9luiirtcn gaeS Su 9euabrcn wenn iie ibncu MIR
ircic Scno IN Central iino Sio.9lmerfo loiien uoa
ten Go5u obcr icicn Die @aiirten nid)t bcrct; gna
lono ite6c mic cine @orieihma 5uiidcn 0cutldlonO
lmb 9mcriIo gSos Oas gcip. gorfer 9ritcn.glott oo
iogt lit notrlid 9loOn; eioer obcr gcbt cs @liaio
nen Nmeritoner sic on Oen @lo6iin eouben 90
Ionac cine iolde grumenDcreiihmo qeibrt miro, fom
nicmols cd,tes Gertrouen 6miidcn oel Der Stootcu
imO Dcutimlono bergetellt wcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
3. 3. 8prnG
lAlrhnIlnp lnillnII


~. VppctNDcr 1910.
Sc miro beruii befannt gemacbi. oaB Slllia
a. GmorD, aemdB Der GIN 10. Stunt 1908 uns
ter6ei6HeeH 9eroroHmg yr. 155, Nlbihnitt
AZ. 9aragrapb 12 (iuie am 2S 9loDember 1911
Gmenoir), nm 0rldubuin Hn6geindlt bat ods
gnlpeen binter yr. H. OF %. StraBe. ais
cine 6iientlidbe garaae 81 benubeH.
z. g. 9nrue,
(Goo29-30) 5ebduoe Snipeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Gcsartcmcnt fHy vftrunidc 0crbefcruueeu.
uuter Depnrtcmmt bcc Stroncn Suaruients.
Bnltimorc, 90. ylobeulber 1916.
Qiu MIC, bic as unQchi.

OIH Anc. bic Is auaebt.
Oierntit miro Den 0rnuoeiQenibilmern oeteH
Inwelen an ole na9eenannien Aneps angrenSt
beinnnt QeQcben oob Die Npien tnr Die Yilna
iterinaen oer aenonnten NlleDs i'm 8erbdllniB
jpiihen Den III Srdqe lonmenoeH 0igentbii'
nlern Oeribcit muroeu ulo cine Nuliienuna
ser beircfienoen soften iebi In oielem 8iredil
5ur 6iniidi iir alc lcrnn intereiiirteit Ber'
lunen dnslieQt. uno bah bcr StrdbeuSnNeuleut
III leinem Hhrcan am g. December 1916 3uacs
aeu iein lpiro, I'M iraeno einen Bunlt Der In
oer eruGbnten gluiitelliua porbanben M, ourCb'
5uNeben. al ipedlen iraeno cine 8erion oils
ateui odrin tntereilir ju leiH Die an oor
Dor Dem genanuten Iaae @npeuouneeH Cr'
bcbt iiil0 iuiro due oerdrlige NbdnoerunQen
porHebmeu. bic ibm HoibUenole nno dnaeOrdhi
Sic aaeoS. iue6e oul obises ge5us baben,
sasIa BON saiaHoiesSs, iUiI6cH SreOOrO.
oiaisr 3r ilS-i59, wsh.qoiaSeite.QISe.
Ghbiete ber 2ntlt.GauOalesSit., 6luiiben Wi.
Ropdlsglbe. ui0 NOOnsStr
TJrblid uou 2aHOalc.Stro gpiIhen Nrebaro'
nfo Nohn Cir.
Sinier 0r. i33-i40, Aelt.qanpafe, str.
Siolid uou UT. JlDndlsAUe., 5pid)c1 0bdrles-
uHo qopeeroos.eInf0. uno blilIb ar qoOes
SlHiSr gsr & i2a-iso, esi.@t. aosal.qIse
0inler Wr 122t-i2t3, Wlt. 0lphdls9pc.
1inirr glr. l5Ot--i5i5 Wit Jlohal.glUc.
oiuter Der NurDfcite Der Yreii0n.Str., bon Der
ylurnano'gloe bis 3llr gorionMuen.
ShSielte Der Stoole.Straee' 6piiuen Vuilioro'
gloe uHo Sumter 9llen.
DlHtcr yir liz, Neft'BiboleStr,
cinisr Ser @orelsiis osr 1bais.gtEahs, 5ivi'
lben @uilorolgl un6 NuiiiersIugN.
0inter VT. 81, SitsOlenbsStr.
Olntcr Vr. i0--t4, Chs9lcnb.str, lumle Cit.
icitc ppn RI a. Eit-Jleab. Str.s nnD blutel
VI. 90i-92i, VUrD'0haues-Stv
9iuild1m Hr 1i02--ti0l, gjreunrO. str, unb
lnter Vr. l1Ot--ii2t, grcpdrosStr.
Ccitid Dun NphnS Str., binier Der panbales
Cir. 5llr Altiier Sir., glorblelie
SiHiisS SiiisS H. 22 i5SS5-iSiS, SOS%.sssrr..
Viuier gsr 1l0i-it3t, lDbn.etr.
Oinier 9lr i426-if36, SUbnsSir.
gernlid ber observation-disclosures, 5Dliden Der
.phric" mno Wli Aop0Nbe
einter DCr &eitielte ber Gbauee-Str., 3piideH
9retcns uuo Bio0lc Cir.
0inter Wr. i203-12i3, Nurb.GaIOert. ctr,
uic Nr. 204-224, Cn.Niooler5tr.
Slutrr gfr ii04-iti8, WuiliDrb,glUr.
. VI. Wl 0pplicg,
(Hoo2a,23,20,3O Gtrnbcns Sngcnieur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
shf Oen glusrnf Oes Sol George sSurOcu, oOaf Oas

2ono BON @ioine bis Californian luO bon Oen Secn
bis gum Gof ehicn &llrilS III 8otriotiSmus notbmen
Oi9 bobe nit peldcn @orten CT Oie NieoerloGe oes
@errn Gborles 6. NuobcS bemebfIogt ontmortet Die
Seem gorf @orlo" IN arfaIttidem Gone vDos lit
oIcroines no6r; Dem SonOe mongeIt es immer oil
Gotriotsmis, Wcm cin republfoniiter GonOiOot fir
ein 9ntt geihogcn miro; ollc @otrioten itnmen Dos
republfoniidbe Sidet; oIlc 6eignge GerrGt6T unO
gSeidinee itiumcn Oos oemofrotiidc 3idet" Do
bot sic .gSorO~ prflidj einno bic gSobrbeit cedric
beu Scit 0pe Sabreu bot iic Die g[merfoner oeut
dlen 8llrteS oGerrotber" genannt, iO es geroOe
Diec Sloe g9Gbler in oer mcitliden Stooten, pcld]e
1errn Susbes 9scocrloge bcrbebrtc ~ oo5u aetric
ben Oitrd] Scrrn SuGbcS Sprodrobr Gbeooorc Soole
belt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
NRrfan bea Nruduoe. lnipeIlpre.

~. ltuucupet lJlO.
@s miro bierut beianni aemaht 6aB s..
Goof gemdb Der am 10. 9uni 1908 nHiers
scidlneien 8eroronung gir 155, gIblnnitt Al,
ameuorD. nm @rlonbnib uaheeiudt bat. oos
Diuiergebduoe nui Dem @runoltid l,r 1885,
GniIioro'gIoenue, ais cine Uiienti6e 1arase
Oh benuteH.
(Sob30,Ee51) CiebduoeSHpeltor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
gsEanntmadlnuasH.

8atttmore 80. FOB 1915.
Der eta6tVeonteier ioiro an 1ieniias, oen
g. DECEMBER 1915. 81 Der unteu dugegebeuen
8eii on Sri uno Stene erbelneH, nm ole
gdpealir Der iolaenoen StrdBer eit5uiiellen:
SrinitDsStrnRe, bon NiQb. bis 5lir Mlber
marie Sirnbe unI 400 Ndhmiitaes;
AiBburtOu.NDeuur., bon Warrilons biz glnrf
bale gtDenle I'M 4.50 yinbmtiup.
0oUarO g. Eounan,
(HoO30) Slnot@eometer
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0ir Mnrnrnn Arr NnnOes. ennfreierue.gledarSe ar

Sic gotonol6ontc ocgcn getDcii8uuo al peterc 9Iir
Iei6a, uedc sic 9arten in Ocicm Sonoe ST. crbcbeu
mnidcl 1T, uie oc ogSoro~ iagt, fein 9eiebl ober
eleidbeOeitcno init cincm 9eiebl, ocr 9eohhng lin
sen mcrOe Dos blcibt o6er nod ob5uwortcn @s
bleibt o65uuorte oh WoreonS @infllB bel elmer gro
Ben gu5ob bon mGdtieen 9onfcn iil nidt oils groBer
6crouSIcIlcn miro oS oic ser 9lnOcs. geb0roe Nor
gou III cS ecpobut gr6bcrcu GinfuB os5idlben ais
oic Hcgicrimg,
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gareau 0rs ee6dn0e.3nIprIior8.

Is. WoDeitDcr lJlO.
Gs miro bierut beiannt aemadbt, Dab Gbos.
5ecbneiet @eroromne RI i5b Nbidniit AZ,
RQraer1pb 10 (ple ant 2s Ytooembcr 1911
niHenoiri) nm GrlnubHib nadgendt bat ole
glnpeieu Gr az WlooreSirabe. aS cine 0ls
icniidbc @nraGe 81 beuuben.
g. s. 9nrne,
(yioo29-30) gebduoe SuIpelior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
geun cinmaI Sic Oiefdlidte Oiecs Sricpc8 BON cir

gCCWN tTNIWI UIC WtIWVUIT DTtTt' 511VBVV 0UF Vt
lidlei 0}chihtsidreibcrn eeid)teben miro, miro ole
britiidc Sottc ais cine crbdrmidc RoIlc piceio bn
gcitcut ueroei Der @eidihtsidreiber miro OIL Sono
Scr 9cridtc ibcr Oic bGuigen @orobe ser Ocutid)en
Gloite gcgcn oie brtdc Siite mo ser Oa6c 0utoGe
oetrctenen lntbdteeit Ger engden S{rieesdiffe uod
meiien, bob Guglmos 5otte iid) nadb Der Sdodt oni
6fooerrof Dor Der ocutden Slotte gefirbtct bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
@ermiIdlIe gInleiaen.
Yin Die 1amcu.

Die e.n5lae ednle In ttr etnbt.
iinfere Gdb,Nlciien lest ofieH SuHae To
men, melde Die Seioerma6ertunii nab Den
neueiien WletbuOen erlcrrsn lpollen, ttnnen bies
ln lur3er 9eit bur6 oen eIKi1lub OIL blcie
4laIlen errehen. ,irierridt WiUr0enS Ql0s
mlttlgS uHo glbeios. Heaueuc Stun0eH Sm
SanIc 6egonne Arbeiien f5nuen ipdbrelb bes
llnierrlniS forinecpt lpcrbeu. Wrnblider
lluterribt i'm @iiiipnri hon Whiiern ertbeih.
ydbere gnsinnlt lhriiIid ooer nanbld bei
frL 6htera. gsr. lal2. 91eif-Gataiunn-etrahs
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gSie bic 9iniieu in 1915 in 4oleu, 10 5critOren ctt
Nic Dor 6ofenbopns unO Modcnier's glrnIecn ilicbc
oeu &lundnen i'm cigcnen 2onoc Dorer, St6ote uuo
@orrdtbc mo ii6creiern ibre cieenen 2oioesfinocr
Der bitterIcu yotb. 90 miro en ieit Sobren tbotdd
id) i'm lleberflnB lebenoes Got ourd ene fduilidcu
staotsmdnuer in pcuiacu @odlcn on ocn gctteob
aebraAt
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McrllnrN Mcnt.

SO itnrb an o. globember 1916 wrrbaro
Mems, gelebier Sniie bon 6mml Ren5 (qeh
@dulenberg), I'M Mlicr bon 5S Sabren Dic
8eeroonng inocf am 1unucrIian, yinhmittnas
2 ubr. bon ieiHcr gSobHuua, Gr $50, Wpr6s
Suno Strnilc aus TAFT (Gob28-3O)
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Or. gSiaiam @Om6el.

@s ndrb om 20 Gobember 1916. Dr. @iI.
liam WDmbef, i'm Mlicr bon 60 Sabrcn aes
liebier eaiie bon Gmmd Wlorie 0ombcl Sic
Neeroiolnq bon ieiiier lebtcH gSobnnua Nr.
1904 Wlaoiion.Yluc, fnbef i0it am Trctag,
Nadmiiiaas 2 llbr @elieBune priraiim ali
Der YpuOOu Hurfs0emcierb
fg}nn3O-Nc11l
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
ST. JAMES CHURCH NEWS.

Bishop Nelson. of Atlanta, will
preach in st. James Church on De-
eember 18th at 1880 p. m.
The Woman's Auxiliary held a
meeting in the church Monday af-
ternoon. An interesting, instruc-
tive and inspiring address was made
by Mrs. Pettigrew, the diocesan
president
The Orphans Circle met with
Mrs. Wellborn Reynolds Tuesday
afternoon in the interest of the or
phans in the Macon Home.
Tuesday night the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew met with Mr.. Rosel on
Church street. Officers were elect
ed for the year. Mr., Reynolds was
elected Director, Mr.. Lawrence,
Vice-Director, Mr.. White Secretary
Treasurer.
The Board of Religious Education
of the Diocese OF Atlanta met in
the Cathedral Church House in At
lanta Wednesday morning for or
ganization. The Rector of st.
James attended the meeting.
st. Mary's Branch of the Auxil1-
airy met with Mrs. Dorsey Wednes-
day afternoon.
A teachers meeting was held at
the Rectory Wednesday night
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
DR.. A. U. STANLEY
DIES N ATLANTA

DR.. A. U. Stanley died Suddenly
at noon Wednesday at the home OF
. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Erwin on Oak
dale Drive, Druid Hills, Atlanta.
The funeral was conducted by
Rev, Randolph Claiborne at o'cock
Thursday in ST. James Church, and
the interment was in st. James ce-
metery beside his wife who died in
February 1915
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley came from
New York to Marietta about 20
years ago on account of his deli
cate health and lived in a beauti-
full home near Roselane. He was a
fine scholar and most lovable
gentleman, and had been rector of
a church near New York City be-
fore his health failed.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Ais
ton Goodman, who lives in Elber-
ton, and son, Mr.. Clarkson STAN
ley, of Brooklyn, New York
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
CRIMINAL ESCAPES

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 5th--A second
sojourn as a guest of Uncle Sam in
the Atlanta Federal Prison may be
the fate of G. Anderson, a form n
inmate, if the narcotic officers of
the department of Justice succeed in
finding him, After leaving the Fed
eral Prison, where he served a year,
Anderson turned up in a ST. Louis
hotel with a beautiful wife who was
richly dressed and decked in dia-
monds. A search of her room dis
closed several thousand tablets Of
the drug called heroin, which is said
to make an addict even wilder than
cocaine. Anderson got away be-
fore the officers arrived.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
HOLDS UP CABMAN BUT
DOES NOT REMEMBER IT

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 5th.-That
dual personality" is not entirely
an imaginary phenomenon confined
to the fancy Of playwrights and
novelists, but is an actuality of real
life, as contended by numerous
scientists who have lately made a
study of the subject, was demon
strated in a case which has Just
turned up in Atlanta police circles.
B. V. Holland, Mississippian, ex-
pressed indignation and horror
when informed of some of the wild
acts which he was accused of hay
ing committed in the course of a
piratical voyage through various
parts of the city in ''seagoing''
cab.
According to the cabman, a ne
gro, Holland jumped into the cab,
showed a gun in the negros ribs,
and ordered him to drive" At
intervals he would poke the muz-
zle of the gun little deeper into
the frightened claimants ribs and
instruct him to put on faster speed.
Finally the negro plotted his craft
into the friendly harbor of the ter
minal station plaza, and sent up a
distress signal, which brought a po-
liceman on the run.
Give me mirror and let me
look at the scoundrel who would
treat good negro that way" ex-
claimed Holland, when they told
him at police station what he had
done. Although he did not appear
to be intoxicated, he professed to
have no recollection whatever of
the incidents of his exciting cruise.
WHEN YOU SELL YOUR COT
TON PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
PROHIBITIONIST TO HAVE
FIGHT IN NEXT LEGISLATURE

Atlanta, Ca, December 5th-Al-
though Georgia is experiencing
soma difficulties which naturally
attend the enforcement of new and
radical laws, and although there is
undoubtedly some room for i'm
provement 1T is now generally adj
mitted that the whole of the State
is solidy behind the prohibition
measures which became effective on
last May 1st, and that the saloon
has gone from the state to stay.
Leaders in all communities point
to the elimination of public drink
ing, to the improvement in general
economic conditions, to the de-
creases of crime and violence and
to an aroused public sentiment
which already has accepted these
benefits as proof positive in favor
of prohibition which prohibits.
Fulton County already has closed
five of it's convict camps as a re-
suit of the falling off in prison ers,
and it has been estimated by autho-
rites of the State Prison Commits
sion that the general falling off in
convicts throughout the state has
averaged at least % per cent.
Yet in this very situation lies a
menace to the prohibition laws, in
the belief Of a good many prohi-
bition leaders, for when the pub
lie begins to accept them as a mat
ter of course, then the enemies Of
the laws are likely to begin at
tempts to undermine them.
Prohibition will still be an issue
in the next legislature, unless all
political signs are worthless. Evil
dence is not lacking that the whis-
key and beer interests are planning
an attack upon them in the form
Of weakening amendments. AL
ready the laws are being assailed in
the courts. The speakership race
between N. F. Culpepper of Meri-
wether and w. H. Burwell of Han
cock bids fair to test the strength
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
THANKSGIVING AT ST. JAMES.

AS Thanksgiving fell on St. An
drews Day there was a communion
service as usual at Z a. m. and the
sermon at IL O'Clock.
1t was beautiful day and the
offerings of fruits and vegetables
concealing more substantial gifts
for those in need, made attractive
decorations.
AS there were no other services
many members of the other congre-
cations assembled in st. James and
enjoyed the fine sermon by the
rector and the inspiring and beauti-
full hymns and prayers.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.

The following is the Honor Roll
for the First Glass High School.
Lena Gresham, Lucille Sessions,
Mable Thomas, Isabelle Manning,
Mildred Brewer, Billie Christian.
SECOND CLASS.
Rebecca Cole, S. A. Conner, Ruth
Webb, Ruby Webb, Della May
Gaines, Helen Faw, Gertrude Kin
caid.
THIRD CLASS.
Pearl Waddell, Archie Sessions,
Dallas Osborn, Lula Kemp, George
Anderson,
FOURTH CLASS
Fred Morris, Greer Edwards.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
NOVEMBER HONOR ROLL OF 4th
GRADE A.

Mildred Crisler, Mary Sue Hicks
margaret Johnson, Lottie Mitchell,
Sarah Piem, Bonnie Thacker, Mer-
rill Awtrey, King Copper, William
Gilbert, Robert Graham, Harold
Green, George Swanson, Dear Tur-
ner
Harold McEntlre, Ethel Blake,
Kingsley Miller, Corinne Johnson.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
EFFORT TO ORGANIZE
CREAM ROUTE HERE

Mr.. G. r. Skinner, head of the
dairy extension department of the
State Agricultural College is in
town with Mr.. w. D. Hasty for a
few days. He is making efforts to
establish a cream route from Ma
rietta which will relieve farmers
wives of the exacting work of but
ter making.
1t is confidently expected he will
succeed in this desirable advance
ment in marketing dairy products.
Mr.. Skinner comes from Kansas
City, Mo.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
HONOR ROLL THIRD GRADE A.

Frances Benson, Dorothy Bishop,
Bertha Bizzell, Mary l.. Black, An
ME Leila Camp, Frances Campbell,
Jean Clarke, Grace Dodds, Ida Mae
Hicks, Pauline Reed, Irene Turner,
Velmor Turner, Frances Welsh,
Thomas Granting, Robert Looney,
Colin Smith, Wilson Smith, Joe
Whitner, Regina Hicks.
PERFECT IN SPELLING.
3rd Grade Arlene Turner, Will
son Smith.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

The Philatheas made quite a neat
little sum a their bazaar last
week.
We had another good day last
Sunday Good interest at all the
services.
1t was out of the ordinary at
the B. Y. P. U. to hear a young
Chinaman Mr.. Don Lee read the
scripture lesson.
1t is an inspiration to drop in
and hear the young people render
the B. Y. P. U. program.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-08
FIRST GRADE C.

Gilbert Alexander, George Evans
Shubael Mosher, Kermit Sanders,
Howard Wilbar, Evelyn Beshers.
Winnie May Brana, Alva Foster
Eva Foster, Georgia Shaw, Willie
We Tyson. Ruth Keeling, RUDY
Keeling, Earl Shaw