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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
4l5~l6 jflrlnIey 8Rdg.

9(neriiics iiir i6ulOig boiunocn mo
81 30 Gage @eidnoniB UcrOonnert.
Gie Siilicruic ocs aoroors nilroen
BON Morris 5colnic gc6ort, oer ocn
Eoli5iiicn Bates bcrbcirief Ger 9e.
ante batte einen i9percn &anpi nit.
Dem 9legcr 81 6ciic6cm bradtc Den.
ielben aber bal0 sur 9ioiion imo IN
oic Roli5ci. 5tation.
9tcttcr G9cmann.
gllf @runo Der 9luSIogen Iciner
@ottin 5rau Della 9urfe lDuroe &c.
Itcrn 9lo6crt @urfc micr Der ge.
i6ulOieuna ocr 9ti6toerioroung ben
GroBgei9porcnen Olrd 9iihter Sc
rcd)t iibcrwicien. 6rdu gurfc iogtc
ais, Dab i6r @lana MIR odnn irelno.
LID 6u i6r iei penn tic i6ren @oden.
ucroicnii naH Solic briu9c, imo CT
OaDou 10 oiel mic i6m belie6t ouSge-
oc6cu Bat.
Q S6ncIIfabren ut nidt.
Gic @oli8ci lit bcmii6f. oosS6nea-
ia6rcn gelpiiier G6ouiIelre an Der al.
ten Dorf.9loao. an Der iogenannten
SoocSiaac, Gin iiir ale Olole Elm
@noe 81 bcreiten. Die 6olge oieieS
areli55uges mar, ooB iiD geitern ietbS
9liItlcr Dor Dem Yoli5eiribtcr Slit
wegen 5dneaio6rcns 8u perantwor.
ten 6ottcu. Dic @cr6oitetcn maren
6rnuf gsciOcrmor. G0uaro 8. 9sos
CAL Scnrp @eiB, elm Sitnco-Gboui
Ieur, 5ront Bob, 9lobcrt Barr lmO
DER 9leger Sonlcl 9lceo. Die De
ibnIOigtcn pllrOen 81 ic So @clo-
itraic neblt Soften oeroonnert
Die oSooesfoac" befiuoct lid 5lpi-
iden 1ilmbartou. uno @orind.9lOe.
Giuc Stcile an oicier SteQe miro BON
ocn Gbauiicuren nit groBter &c.
iduinoigfeit Dina6aeia6ren. Der
llmiiano, ocr Ole Steac 6cionOers &C.
id6rli4 modt 1T DER. ooB iid IN fur
ser @nticrnupg pier StraBentreiijun.
sen lmo eue ofientliHe S6ule bort
befin0en, Dor mcIber oie ainoer Die
StraBc freiBen miinen im0 cinem
ibncQfa6renOen 9lilto niht INNER
redt5eitig ausmciden fonncn. 9lae
lIcbelt6atcr iin0, wie ieitacitcQt piir-
oe. in elmer @eihwinoiafeit bon 25
bis 80 0leilen pro Stunoe ecia6ren,
3eigte lid willig.
gln0rGu 8, Sennings, mel6er iib
gciieru Dor 9iihter Slit tit noro5it.
Iideu 4oli5eiecridt imter Scr @c.
ihuloiaimo Ger 9l1toeriorauna al
Uerantuotten baite, erildrte iid be.
reit, ieiner Satin pohcntli6 oeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
1cb,t u. Gaslpcr

eroBeres Seer se6obt ais mir, o6.
wo6l lie rns ee9eniiber an 3obl Der
9eOolferilng peit 6uriidIie6en.
Smmer6in 6offe ih, OoB es in
9lmerifa senlg un6eeiniIiBte 2eite
gibt, Die 6eurtbeiIen fonncn ouf
lpelher Seite 9ledt uno @erediistcii
ite6en, mo 10 ii6er oen fritiiden
@unft unicrer 9e5ie6unecn binweg.
iiibrct TieQeidt bringen oieIe es
Damn 5u Stonoc, 6aB SSnouiiric rmo
Sinnn5 9(merifa's aui6oren entgc.
gen oen bis6erigen frieoliden lleber.
lieierungen gImerifa'S Den ariee
ourd llnteritiising unierer 6einoe
3u ihiiren uuo ibm 10 ein 6aloige5
gnOe bereiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

9inl6ams geqeiabIe COMPOUND allen
D1iittcrt iuio Sodtern Sie ionucn bies
fen @rief beroffentliden. Srdu u.
6itrain, glr. 120 g. s@olbe5s Str., gelus
ErIenns, Ga
philadelphia, ga ,Wleine Sodlier
fii6ltc iidj crniinet un0 abgeIpannt obnc
auoeniihilidle llrladc Gle battc bors
0em GDoia g. Yinl1ams 5 &egetable Goms
pouno bembt uno iannte Dciien gYertb;
oesbnlb iaufie ne es luieoer, iIno lie ipor
i'm Stanoc, bel Der 9lr6eit 81 berbleiben;
ibre 9luQen muroen lar iuo untiirlidD,
luo ibr SDitem eritartte pieoer pollitdns
bio. Hr bdltcn Qcro6nlicl oa5 9oms
pouno i'm 0nuie, ocnn man fann olIf
bniielbe pcrirancn." Erau s.. 8.
SnrbB, 5131 Haces Strabc, philadelphia,
ga
8rnncn labeu cs 1rauen er5dbLt
felt bier5ig Sdbren, ipie SDoia y. Binfs
bans @egetable COMPOUND ibre @elunos
beit mieoer beritellte. iueun lie an
Srnuenirnni6eiten litten
@erIud1t es, lpem Gle ai ben, bet
Srauen iiblidcn Aranibeiten leioen.
SdIreibeu Sic nm 9lat6 an bic
SbOia S. @iut6am @leOieiue Goy
SBun, Maii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
Seirnths.qieensen.

8m Tbomos, a. 8ig6Ionohuon,
Dl0., uno 2oretta 3entgroi 2i.
Samiel s. Gbompion, 81, H. Ger
lruoe Smith, t6.
Soiepb Euder, 26, uuo Sophia
3ummid, %.
Spmon 3acomsfp, 81 uuo &oD
aeBlcr, 10.
gSm S. g1oet6, %, unO ellie 6.
Giicr, 2i.
@oworO g. 0lorris, 81, 9leiu.yorf,
mO Charlotte Wacaeou %, geidie-
ben 9llbanD, @..y.
Somes $. Gbonoler %, inO eliic
u. arc6, %.
Diaion Curm %, mo Bertha 6,
godmau 81
Sorru 6. Gpea, 81, mo 9lnnie Go-
reo, %, geidicoen
@m @. ariimmel. 26, unO @lorD
8. &einL 49,
ReD6olo s. 9awrence, %, Der
Stooten Nlarine, itno DlorD g.
Groniuea. %, GotonSpiae, @2O.
2onrence 2. 93iron 10, uno 6Io.
renee 6. @oIIeniDcr, Is,
2ouiS Nlebler, AZ, g9iitwer, mo
Clara McGermott. 3S, @ittpe.
SoIep6 Seoine, 81, rn0 @oIOic gi-
ieubere, %.
9eonbarO @ernarO, 90, unO SOa
@eiler, 81.
@ernorO 5. @engel, 81, Catlono
@lanor, @3o, nno So6onno 9obel,
80
Golporo @. E1omnS, 20. COLONY.
W2o.. uno Soiepbine 2itinger, 2t.
16omos q. g9ootten %, &iab-
louotopn W3o., uno Wlora 6. N}lr.
roD. IS. WlorreQ @arf. WlO.
Solonion 9erfowib, "a, un0 0ei'
iie 9rauuiteiu, 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

8etrag bon 81 81 5o6leu. Gie 6rall
battG augeeebeu ooB ibr Mloun ibr
oas 9ilO BON icincm onge6lihen
oSpcct6cart" 8ciotc unO aud cine
eroBc @clopmmc Dor loren 9lugeu
ipielen licB. Der 9el@moigte be.
itritt Die @ciAihtc oes oSweet6eart"
mo erfldric iicb sur 3obhng bereit.
9cr0untclt 0ic 2 6eins
merfer.
9lidier @crcht inn onldcn @oli-
5ciecriht oeulrt6cilte 5iDei glutlcr 5u
Geloiiroien oo tic i6re S9eiHpericr
in ben StraBen nidt oorihtiitsmd.
BIG pcrolmtelt 6ottcn. Gin anOerer
slitlcr plroo 5ll $5 @eIoitroie bcr-
oonnert ga CT ieine &aternen niht
uoribriitsmdBig erleuhtct battc
Saft6efe6l cripirft.
9cniouiu glltmnn erlpirftG geitcrn
in 0cr norooitli1cu @oli5ei. Station
cinen 6aitbeiebI eegeu einc 9(ltlerin
welde i'm an Der Baltimore. mo
Caroline StroBe nit ibrem &raihpa-
gen nieOeritieB, moourb CT &crlebnn-
ecn erlitt. glo6 ocn glusiagcn oes
Nlnnnes Ioa bic 6eireiieuoc 0nmc
nidt anac6olten bobel. 9tltuan nnB.
te iidb 81 Or. .. Is. aattofi beecbeu,
oer ieine @erleblmaen oer6ano.
@in9 itra.ffrei aus.
@oIi8eiclcrf @ubelt pom norooit.
liden Yoli5cI-Tiitrift 6ottc troft ici.
neS @oli3ei-9lb8ci1enS &. 6. ga Wlot
tc 3u einent 9cr6or Dor ocu Boli5ei.
ridtcr gcloocn oa ser Scrr feiuc 9lu-
tono6il-aorte bel iid trua, ipic lid
nad cincm 3uimnnicnitoB nit eincr
Gor, ali lpeIdcr iic6 Scrr 8udelt be.
iono, iciiacitcat pnroc. Serr Ga
@lotte oeriprad. lid ole aartc 3ii be.
ioraen rno pnrOe itraiirei eutlai
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
slns ben SSoIisciacridtcn.

SarrD 0}acr mtB 5wci @lonatc I'M
@cidnguB 5ubringcn. Soattc
ieiuc Sdiptiier nit Dem Gooc be-
oro6t. 5teat oieiel6c ais rod.
iiidtig bin. grrmc9crte i6m
$4, Die or ii9 lei6en wollte.
Gin redt netter 8ruocr i6cint
Sorrp @laer 5u ieiu. weldcr nd6 ocn
9(usiogen iciner S6lpeiter ,Srau
@ona Gllrlcg oiciclbe nit ocn Sooe
beoro6t babe, oa iic ibm oen 9ctras
BON $4 ocrpciacrtc. SarrD 6atte ii6
auf @runo ocr @litt6cillrna Iciuer
S9peItcr scr 9Soli5ci ec9cuii6er &c.
itern Dor 0li6tcr Slit in Dem moro.
citli6cn Eoli3eigcri6t 81 ocrautuor,
ten. 6icr itcate er iidb ais oen lpoi.
ierreiniten gneel bin uno bciduloiete
ieine Sdpclter Der 9lo9ndt. n0u
bait ecIogt, Dab gu mid frieecn
mirit 01aoden, ilno Oh bait cs fer.
tic bcfonmen ioate Sorrg, ais CT
oem @eidneniB ii6eriuieien pnroc,
Oa er nidt Die Stroie bon $50 nebit
Soften 3a6lcn fonnte. Gie iSrau CAB
oi, 0aB ibr 9ruoer iie Dor i6rem
%onie aneegriifen 6a6c, lmO Oieieni
&orfaa ehpa Orcibunoert @lcni6cn
bciuc6nten. 9Iuf @rlno Der 9llS.
ioge Der 6rou wnrOc @loct ocrilr
tbcilt.
80 Gngc @cf6ngntB.
qlls Elm oeid6rlider 9urI6c cnt.
pupptc iiG acitern Dor 9li6ter @e.
re1t in Dem oitliden @oli3ci.@ .@cridt
Der gIcaer Sobn gs6olcD, Ger bon
Charles aoroors ais oeiicn 9lnereiicr
mieoerertonnt wir0c, Der i6n in ocr
g}adt BON Dlontag ouf Dienitog an
Siio.9ronowaD nieoeri6hg imo be.
reuben luoltc. @6oleD wuroe oeS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

litar ousoeaebeueu @iQiarOen i'm
Sonoe 6lei6cu.
ggic sic aricgslage it, erfo6reu
sic ia roi6er ourd Die 3eitim9en.
9ei ser idlc6teu @er6inoung nit
GeutidlanO mcrOen oie ancrifoni.
ideu 3cituu9eu folt ousi6licBlih
nit ben 9lodridten micrer ScinOe
6eoient meroeu. g9iepiel @o6r6citS.
sebolt Oicie 6a6cn, fam jeOer ielb't
priifeu, inocnl er oic eritcn 9}a6rid)-
ten nit Ger niht peg5uIeugnenOen
t6otiddlibeu Gage pcrglcift.
S6otiade it, DAB rniere Seere
ii6croa oic Scrren Ger Gage iinO.
Gurh uniereu 9lreriff gesen @erOun
6a6en mir 0ie gcplonte Sfieniinc I'M.
ierer 6einoe eritidt. Gic 6raujoicn
iino in ser @crt6eioiguug uno BADEN
bis ieet 6ci @erom aIlein an @efon-
genen 10000 Monn perloren. gou
HuBlano babeu mir Elm groBes Stiid
beiebt, Oie 9iuiien BADEN niht Der.
iIdt iniere 9inien 5uriid5uordngci
@ic es ionit iie6t, lit S6uen ia aud
6cfonnt.
9eioer iinO mir MN anf einciu
9lmfte anaelan9t no iif oie ge5ie.
6ungcn 3lpiidcn i6ren SolOoten unO
lns ie6r 81 berldledtern Oroben
Su unierem aompfe oiii Sebcu ooer
ZOO f6at unS S6re 9iegierung in Oie
g(rmc uno mill ms Oie mirfiome
@oiic Scr llnterice6oote entuinOcr.
g9ie oie N2einine oes @oIfes rnO
Oes &ci4stogs it, miro S6nGu be.
fannt ieiu. llniere 9iegierung miro
10 nibt oopon entfernen f0nnen.
CAB ourd1 oeu arieg Der llnteriec.
boote ouh llnibulOigc aeopiert NOR
oen iinO, 6o6en imiere 6einoe aii
Dem @cmiiien, neil iie sur beimtiidi-
iden 9efdmpiing unierer llnterIee-
boote i6re Sonoelsoampfer nit Sea.
nonen 6epoiinet ba6en inO piOer-
redtlid Die 5laggen neutraler Stoa-
ten fii6reu. Ginem iolheu 9ctruec
lit ia oii6 unier See6clo 9eoOigen
sum Spier eeia0en
g9ir ic6en mobl eill Dab mir an
Der ieinoiclioen 6oltlne S6rer 3e-
gierung mo Der @reiie einen S6c;l
Der Sdilo Ooourh tragen DAB mir
oic 9e5ie6ungen 81 Den Geutid-gluc-
rifoncrn nidt gepflcgt mO cs 5uge
loiien boben, 0aB Die Egreiie imo Die
9lgenteu inicrer 5einOe ibon ieit
Sa6rel ole 0iieutliAc Wleimng &c.
gen ms eingenommen bat. So lit
Gin gar5 falides gilo bon ms IN
ben meiIien neutrolen Stooten ent,
itonocu imo OcSwegeu 6a6en oie III.
ge6eucrli6Iten @erleunOungen@lou-
ben gciunoen. Bon oen m0ergleih.
lidcn geiitigen @roBt6oteu uniereS
@olfcs lit fonm ctpas betonnt, bod
items Muiif, unO Die nod in 9rud-
itiiden.
9lir iniere milit0riideu &roftein.
icbllngeu iino ols Wlilitorismus be.
5eihnct befonut lnO pcroen on5u
benubt, ms oer6oBt 81 MAIDEN. Cine
iol@e araiientialtung lit ober nlIr
bei einem iortgcihrittenen @olf lno9-
lid oos ocn Stoat ais einen E6eiI
icines Sel6it erfenut mo bereit it,
iih Oofiir oui5uopiern. Ser Wlili-
tarisnuus 3ur llnteroriidlng nnoerer
lit Oogegcn bei uuieren 5einoen on-
jutreiicn bei oen Gngldnoern ais
Olorinismus. Cie 6ron5oien baben
ia betunntIid idon i'm 6rieoen ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

70 -
oenn id6 ipeiB, oob
meine Socbter ME
70 geIuuo geiueieu
iudre, bate iie IS
nj cb t 9cnon1ncll.
Gcit iiber einem
Sabre battle iie
W2artern IN ( o I @ c
bon llnregelntdBigs
fcit. Nopficbner5ciL
Sdliuin0elaufdu c u
iino 9lppetitloii9
crtragcn lit aber
iebt 9eiuno. SD
cniofchle ilhOid e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Sscor gg. GOwaro, 30, aeidlicoeu.
Sa6orton 3D. unO @liia g. geoger
26.
So6u q. Bridges, "a uuo QRoric
g. 9loic. 20.
Smar s. 6roSwea 81. Yrincc gln.
ne. Wl0, mo Nlorg. u. Cline. 2i.
George @ 5lUiter, "A, mo @li.
5o6ct6 9I6orJ 80
@eorec W Mooool 30. lno @ir.
ginia Is. @eppler 35, g8itiiue.
9lobcrt u 9ieib, %, ino @iraiuio
9. @leoinder, q. 'f
6arrD 8. &ua 80. @hnlico, W1o..
mo Belize s. Smith, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

ser Bno Die SOeu ais 5ol6crer Ser SnOdrie mO @ Son
0eIs Snterelantcr 9rief aus @nbIan0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

rabmcn, 900cn etc.
3as. Y, 8aisr & So, ii5-ii7 sdo5lebe'
rid'siraBe
Fotcni-9lnpdIie.
Gewln n eemasis, ae9isagoali; *ei'nis
lnio Iruli NulOup
Chaplin NJ 8srgnion. ll0-ii7 qaiu eulIolno.
g. s. Z ~. 3. ocparb, 4ii Continental aDe.
PraIti8lren iet 1872 eroletei6 Va aalmate
9itonobllc.
gadero. i-s5 $500, ig5 s2750.
pFedaro wleioE eg n Baltimore abarles-
DDDge Htpc., oc apopuldrc 0ar" 1885,
nlat.pel Moblie 0u., Vutnae li0s 10 9leso.
ebarlessSiroBe
8eihngcn 3ciiidriiicn ETC.,
DT1e Baltimore News CpmpanO", slo0ai s s.
Wleoerc. @elndiiSlnbrer 22l Atealursi-it.
Deutide Glider imo 3eiiidriten.
~ cauiid, ylr oo6, Nel.egnplouS Sirope.
&botoarop5.
9aara9 Gin. Eboiomopb bon ans8citnuno.
Nr. 10. g8eli.NcrnatpmS
9latonalBanien
y%bc Oh ToiUn National 9onl," @nh, unD
ereler erdBe Satoo gg poof. Nlalnfu;
Scnro 81 Hcbuc Naifirer
peeeonb RntUaal 9anf" 432 1no.gmnopdD.
nsesisra National eanla "a go,6.gmuw.slr.
@ g'arion. aaiprer
Stoots.gonfen
,,Tentime 9aul bon golilmstt", Baltimore.
bent; So9n D eau9cf gIea plalIbui;
ceorae 8. eaaa eqIlir'r
spor-9anten.
prcnHht eparbani psn 8alilmnrr," Galaps
nno Haltmore'@iraBe
Erint.&ompnnien.
aeaIs @rpOIt anb xrun Gemyaup," ls eoul0,
Girabe,
Wormor, im0 0irGnii.9ecrfc
8. eiIna'iusF & eous. 2ss aoro.eparl's9is
2an0wirtbinaitfdc @eraibc mo
S0mereicn.
SsiiIIib 1nsnsr 60, 2o5 Noro.4aed sisah,.
Flunbina, 5liruaces, Nanaes uu0
Gefcn, Cadoeden pno &inncn.
ennsa Bros, u2s Ioro .Sremouisloenae
@upfcrIdmicOe in0 4lunucrG.
SSbn DnOert, 1894 9bomes. .etrnae g. g. N
zel'pgon; Molle 1899
Observation-Disclosures.
". q Gnnauiofb & Co.,
tl7--2i 0bumber Commerce Nuilolno
nDutiinle Ncner.Ncfimctunnf 0gicn lMall" oOh
lionni un0 Baltimore 1irnbc
a1eullmiNm. 6ensr Nethdtfnuno sWtl lllidnftt
NcliimorctEltnnr uno Nuliom Oonie Nusnuc
,,0logal Suiuranel 60. oi eiUcrponl" oenro Nl
g8nriiclh. Nlcliocn5ylnapeI i0i-l03 0bnHa
Der Of Commerce Nuiloiuq.
sUermnnla 6sHsr .errh6sfuuaS 0slslldl ~
Baltimore nuo Rorio. 1Eeke
Wledplaitcn. N2etoll etc.
egen, 9unstIn g., 5ue., 1915 qulocrfom
SirnBe.
Nfon0lebs @cidlditc.
eGpHlultatrb euan Go.", ! gpr0'@ab yilaBh
~--~r-~
Giicnpaarcu aller Qlrt iiu0 &uf.
itbmieo.8u6eb6r.
q. esoti pabnf 60, SOC s0l aoro 0an,gir.
GlaentbumS.Aaenten un0 &dn0let.
gissEs 9. DnnaH Rsptsw, 70 clbexluslea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Mercautile gIsenry.
q. IS. gln & So,
0O2 20l0 MatnIanb lrnIl NIoa

9aumatcrialicn Gbiirelb 6enliers
ra1mcu, 9aoeu etc.
Sas. y. 8nier & So, ii5-ti7 Gd0'5rebe,
rId-Slrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07
lPufeni- -9lnipdlte.

&utcni,glnmdlte.
Gbwln q. enmnclS, 0chiSanp0ii; 4oicnie
oauOea. Gbubmnricn Berlng5rcc0ic. Wl1tn
lnru Tuii Nul0lnp
Chaplin ", Errgnipu, tl6~ti7 Qniu NullolnQ.
lS.idbri1c Ntnbruiia
q. ., < g9 q. ouparb dii Continental Nbo.
BrnltlSiren ldt 1872 criolgreid u Aalilunte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

8eihtngcn 3eitidriiien etc.
., Tbe Baltimore Ncms Company, 1onni s. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Gcutide Glider imo 8eiiidriiien.
" panliiG. VT. ooo. NelieeJuaiou.e eirape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-07

Mormor, ini0 @rGnii.9ecrtc
}. elIndriusF & eoue, 223 ebarles ait
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
.ityDyeWorks

Best equipped in the state; all kinds
of clothes Cleaned. Dyed. Repaired and
Pressed. Phone a and 1876.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
WIGS AND TOUPEES

VAi. MAfrHEGs. lOo4is Main St. Il
Wall PAPER and PAINTS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

DIR. HoLVERSoN. Sl7 Empire Bldg.
General practice, spectalties, Op-
stctrles le> aLsSmentsl Homeopathy.
tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
contractors and Builders.

FLOYD AND FISHER,
hlidrens furniture made. Iols Idaho.
i
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-19
SHOE REPAIRING.

RIEBE AND COOPER
72O -aain and So Idaho SITS. II
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FAssBENDER's Shoe shop. Capital
News Bldg. A15
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ACCOUNTANTS

BOISE AUDIT CO., c. VAN DEUSEN.
BOX l14S; expert accountant; scien-
Y tine systemizsr, Phones 2SO and
I7A7-J. u
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FURNACE work and auto radiator re-
pairing a speciality, Genereux &
suaer + $. sth, Phone 5I4-M q
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SHOE SHINE PARLOR.
SAW FILING.

GET 4 shine from Nett. 7o4 Mala I
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ARCHITECTS

AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES
WESTERN IGNITION AND BAT
Terry CO.. as S. nth. phone 2s4-J.
If
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GE1.4NV M a GsGNOs
TAXIDERMIST

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SHEET METAL WORK

SCISSORS grinding. IA n. 9TH II. q
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GO011 L 1G4l

; ORIENTAL LODGE NO. SO.
A. 4. & A. NJ, Regular meet
"A ings every Friday. Masonic
- hail. Sejourners welcome.
~ Perry c. Marshall, Secretary.
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BOISE LODGE No. a. @. 0. =,
meets every Tuesday night at ODD
Fellows Han, 18th and Eastman. All
odd Fellows vel ne. J.. NJ. Hollsi-r
Secretary. u
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4. BALLOT pioneer matchmaker ana
jeWeler, AZ eos Main. A6
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Business and Professional Columns
ATIOKNEYS.

GEORGE Il. RUST. ses Soma Bldg.
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3. I. L.InEsn:elter. a0l-s CAM SIC.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30

Lieut.. Shackleton arrived at Port
Stanley Falkland Islands, on May 81,
with five members of his expedition
on Elephant Island on April 8. The
first attempt to rescue the men on Ele-
phant Island was made during June
and the second attempt was made
in July.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30
HATLEY NEWS

The advancing price of cotton is
making this section very prosperous
and both farmer and business man
are rejoicing to see it advance at
such rapid rate.
The Sunday schools were held at
the regular houses at this place Sun
day, Baptists at 10 o'clock a. M, and
the Methodist at $3.50 o'clock p. M. but
the attendance was poor. Let us all
work and try to build both of them up.
Rev. Palmer Greene of Cordele,
preached a very good sermon at this
place Sunday night. A large crowd
attended.
Miss Laurie Roberts left Sunday for
Leslie, where she will begin her school
soon. We hope her much success in
her work.
A goodly number from this section
spent last Sunday in Brunswick and
reported a good time.
Rev. Ammons will fill his regular
appointment here next Sunday, and
probably it will be his last time. Let
US give him a large crowd to attend
Boys, let us not forget prayer on
Thursday night at 1880 o'clock prompt
ty We extend an invitation to all
Of the young men of the community
and urge theim to attend regularly.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30
PASTOR NAMED IN r-y Z
J BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT

Chicago, Aug. 29.MA second suit for
100000 alleging breach. of promise,
has been brought against the Rev.
DR.. John Wesley Hill, of New York,
prominent both as a pastor and in
itics, by Miss Lucille Covington of
Chicago, it became known today. A
similar suit for the same amount was
brought by Miss Covington against Dr..
Hill last fall That action is supposed
to have been dropped.
Miss Covington formerly was man
ager of the Speaker Bureau of the
Peace Forum, which recently was
merged into the Worlds Peace Court
with which DR.. Hill is connected.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30
BAY SPRINGS news.

The farmers are enjoying picking
cotton these day sfor they are getting
a fine price.
Messrs. Ben and Reuben Brock at
tended the singing school closing last
Saturday at Oklahoma, being conduct
ed by w. T. Rycroft.
Mr. and Mrs Alb McSwain and chill
dren of Fitzgerald spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moore. Mr. Nc
Swain returned home Sunday but Mrs.
McSwain and children will stay this
week.
Miss Annie Hausler has been con-
fined to her bed on account of typhoid
fever for several days.
Mr. w. H. Blanchard returned from
Athens last week very sick. He had a
malaria attack.
Miss Penina and Reuben A Blanch-
ard have been on the sick list for sew
eral days, but we hope them a speedy
recovery.
Messrs. Doss and Willis Collins Wis
tied friends at Ashburn Saturday night
The ice cream party given at the
home of Mr. Dan Watson on last Fri
day night was enjoyed by large
crowd.
Mr.. E. T. McSwain transacted bus
mess in Cordele Vlast Tuesday.
There will be preaching at Bay
Springs next Sunday by Rev. Wright
from Bush, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30
EPIDEMIC
NOW UNDER CONTROL

New York, Aug. 29.-While the daily
improvement of the infantile paralysis
has convinced experts that the cpl
demic is under control, health depart
ment bureau heads estimated tonight
that the total number of cases would
exceed 10000 before the disease is
stamped out They predicted that
$500 children would be left so badly
crippled they would have to wear
braces and that more than 5000 9th
ers would hover between being per-
fectly well and being permanently
crippled.
The death toll from the epidemic
it was estimated, would be 2,200 to
$500 There already have been T.
SPA cases and 1886 deaths.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30
DEFENDS vEToY YrTs
e {t9 lFoR PRIMAFY BILL

Fort Gaines, Ca, Aug. 29.-Replying
to the charge Of Hugh Dorsey that the
veto of the Neill bill was a direct slap
in the face of country counties, Gov.
Nat Harris today undertook the de-
Tense of the act by charging that the
Nell measure had been. written in TIE
office of Mr. Dorsey. A second prl-
mary, which would do away with, CON
venton politics, would be a ElHlrrde4 ON
the people, he said
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-08-30
MILLINERY DISPLAY.

Am just opening up my line Of the
very newest and prettiest fall millinery
hat it is possible to buy. From now
on through the season l will show
something new every week, and my
prices are right. You are cordially
invited to call Mrs. j. d. H. EVERS
423 Seventh ST., N, Phone 1888.