davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02
Discount Rate Approved.

Washington, The Federal Reserve
Board approved n discount rate OF
4 l.2 per cent for maturties over 30
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02
The LeaVinus.

"YOu know, that tramp we just saw
comes from a fine family"
as that so? Why did he leave it?"
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

No Foreign Element in the Case.
"Why don't you have your son ex-
amined by an allenist?"
"rd rather have a good American
doctor than any of them foreigners"
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

For genuine comfort and lasting pleas
ure use Red Cross Ball Blue on wash day.
All good grocers Adv.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

Poverty is the only luxury the rich
man can't afford.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

Happy is the home where Red Cross
Ball Blue is used. Sure to please. All
grocers. Adv.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

STOP THOSE SHARP SHOOTING PAINS
"Femenina" is the wonder worker for all
female disorders, Price 81 90 and soc. Adv.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

1t is easy to be a fool, but it is
expensive.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

Most men with swelled heads wear
awfully small hats.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

days and up to aix months for the
Federal Reserve bank at st. Louis.
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02
The most popular coffee in America

Today there whole towns where Arbuckles pract
cay the only coffee used In one State alone year. four
pounds Of Arbuces Coffee used for every man. woman
and child in the Satefour times many pounds of coffee
the population of the State Arbucke Bros New York
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02
What y would Nc he give for
the coffee you Serve =?

Like a million other women,
you can serve coffee that he
would give most anything to
have-cofee which starts the
day right" for all.
Everyone loves the rich flavor
of Arbuckles' Coffee. Of all the
coffees in America, today, it is
by far the most popularl
One woman says: my hus-
band used to swallow his coffee
The Harrison times., 1916-12-02

and hurry off Now we have
Arbuckles' and you'd think it
was Sunday the way he fingers
over his breakfast"
Serve it in your home--see
how the little early morning
troubles disappear.
Until you try Arbuckles' you
will never know what a differ
ence good coffee can make in
your home.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

per olterrei6i(Se 2scri6t.
'grabIIos nnh enhhIIIel


yerlin %. gnNnt bctioCn nn0 endlOnencM
srii Der 9mHeu ccu &nufu Der @ObDnicu.ruut oicn
Scn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ocm ScinS udt mGai6
6nRrc SOou ben tentOmden SrnPpen absnneru Oi5e
Oheidc Ser % Nnam 6eiagt Die rnRlcu %erlne in ben
AGmpicn nng OS SO6pO uOrS6fd
n0bMSpcc dwcr, Uc Der gcrdt bn5naet Der S@t nntet
SrOut OeS @r3bcr5Oe &arI TcrOiunub.
pNae 3ab HOpetd Oon NOUmeG gvterta nnS in Oem
0rf oeS Snra ahs wnrocn OdeOcnc rnlc Nugrf srnd9e
dlasn GGOwCii 3elona Gin &Hpatbcn mcid 0apn
n1men mir wGreuO u crOIsrcin Nugrcs 100 @snaen
5uc WlGidineueelue6re.
SrOnt OeS SelOmGrfdaIIS Opn 6iHSenbnrg.
oSm Dem ybIdu Sercpntc @nuf 6nS cine Pin.
aric Oc grmce ocS Wcncras @6bm@ @rmu ani Wt
Der NmSnabme eincn rbS 6cr Ocm t Aompi
bd ua a %Ouncn eigebaltn srOfcH NnfOpe
rnua Der 9uheu
vNn GIcn6an Goucl Smoan
GtOiBo norSGd &UU Oerlor GeuO poghU6e ab
crbenecu mir 5uc WadiuCngeuebre.
uNnHc Hn0aGbOde (36 Welen nur0Gih NpOcl madten
Die Snc ole arGheH raancngHac ucrUrenCn @nnO
@cncr OcS SoOO meO 81 geuuncn n lcu SteDm uurOeu bic
iebeu UfnSia iuadsuon uuO bclanu d lire %crlue an San
cnoc Nnerocm mau mir mei C5ere nMS 27O aianu WeaHg
nnO crbcnccn WoIdunaCuelrc Sn eem Namp uets d
bOnoerS OaS bgerc ai 6ran nnO igc
Gin weitercS Nn6meSbat iciuer olduSuoen Weibdtc
u9n ser inluden 5rOn auS Sem aO6Rdeu arcaStbear III
Gitnaiun nnnerGu0ert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

9legeln Der itaatlihen WelnnObeits'
Yeb6roe beSiiglidJ Der glnsitcllung
DOn GrlaubnihidcincH fir Serio-
uen nntcr Is Sa6reu, nm bUn Wia-
rBlono MndD Staatcn fo6reu 5it
f6uucn, in oenen ole SimoerlGb-
nnngS-Nrnnfbeit cpiOcmiidD o6cr
auHergciuGIlnIid) DOrBerridcnS lit.
gu uno uab ioIqenocnl 9ahul, ocn 26
QMqnt 1916, rilo Bis chi mcitcre WefaHnis
uldcbnHQ biirlcn @clunobeis Hedniie r9cno Ell
neut Nemobner oes Sdaics Wlnr0lduo, lB
Sabre ooer iiingcr tene VrlaubHiB criDcilcn,
nab oc Sinaen HelniNlpaniel gielp NerlcO,
Jteu g)urt poer irgcilo ctlen dlioeren SiauL
IN ncnl RolpnOclitS cptocntid poer auBer1e'
mObnlidl porDerrWelio it, 5li reilcn.
glili feinen Sal f1nncn GrlambniSihene
auaQclielt mcroer. iuenr Der 8lped DER Hele
llnierribt Trbolnna ODER Sereliigen IT, ooer
meIlt Nerudnoe ooer Eileqeeliern bon Berlos
zen uner 16 Sa0ren iolDc3 be3neden iuollen
VrQubnsnelne ibiWet IN lol8cnoen 5auen
Qsqclieli pct0en:
nlcnoc Hcrlpu crnlri noiierno IN cis
tlen lll0cren Sid0te gSoOnlu0 ncDncn
3li Woueit p0cr iucn 0icrn ooer
'Rllc0er cine lolDc Srildrnitn hr one
I'm VrlduDliis clnionImenoe Bcrlou
dbpcbclt.
Gerioncn inn glIicr bon 10 Sobren uno oos
rlicr, nlc W Ut0tOldnD lppOnelt upcl ~ els
Hcni dtncrcn Gtdai bciMdiii0t oncr nn1eieut
lino, iUiiteu nit GrlnubulsiWcincM ole melG'
iicna ole lIeben Ingc crnelert lperoen nnilleii,
bon sOiarNldno nucb Dem hcir Stani liiio 5urud
ncDeii
sic iinoilibcn iieloerireicnoen Seinnopeiis'
Ncdulielt iito erlndhiigi in iSale lplriliner
JtoibpenniQfcit nnocr3 1la obcn criudOnt W
lnubnieiohcinc 0te5ulicucr.
,Nii Mnmcn Der iinaillcben Vclnio
bcliSHcbUroe. ben 10. glnalilt 1910
frnt Der QcitinnlinncI oes Wrttics
43 Der Seielii6en gugemetnen We'
ictc bon liarplnno.
Subn G. Sutton,
ciaaliber &einobclis' NconIier
(gWp2l- 25ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

Eooeblatt loot Dab sic @orousioa.
ungen elmer gnten Grnote iid) poIl
uuo gon8 6eltdtigt bobcu, mo oos
Elm por6iiglidcr Grnoteltono oler
@etrcioeorten ourh gona Geutidlono
3n pcraeihnent lit. 0ie &ortoIfel.
ernote 1T ouaenidcinIirb olrh BEN
ltortcn mo Dielen Neaen in oieicn
Sabre ehpoS beeintrdhtist woroen
Gie 3uderern0te bat iih oeraroBert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
S1wrrr l)rrluItt
GrIittrn Oic @nRen III
CT.6alISirm.
~ Srieasid)ifFe Der 0ll-
liirtem bcriemft.

SroBc @limitionsperIbWcnouus oes
5einOes nuB sir Gridopfuno
fabren. ~ 8is 8liut 1. 9lusuit
Derlorcn Oie 9laiirten nube5u
8e6umuI 10 pieIe arieesi6iffe.-
Seiterreidii6er @otidofter Toll
ernomt meroen. @or5iioIi6r
Grnote in eon8 GeutiblonO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
9it Gulltn 5uriifgcld)lagtn
GeOlralmdf6Ic m0d6cN ml l0lEan 5orlI6rilIe
aseri@t Oes Oent[t6em elemerataa6s.

Serliu 23. gnanf (pia 9DuOOu) tentOuideu
GrelftGit in aarpat6eu n6rd GOpM r3ld
9nen genmmue Sngn gcfrm Mno 3nrHderpb murOu
Oer0ffntdtc 0euer0abS Sert Die 9Hn
eang G6ermo guie DerlOrenn SOocn 81 geuin
ucu, muren udt crfOsrcid.
t abcr Die Sample Elrout fOIacnSn Subat;
TOu bis @arpatbeu feiue %urommuic erpG9-
r per5cineu SH Bergen
geft bel Srawpna nOem m einoide SuRgcn Rruteu.
S madteu 200 0augcue eiuiheRd SabeS SaaOuS
crbeucu 5uc Nadnenguer SpGter Wesenauaie
mnrSen SnrHdgcihagcu.
vNn beiOu Setcu GG0ruD GbmOron @eriude
Der Snen ben Oeorena SOoeu 5nr5ngunmcu OnraS erOsOs
N tIide Trput
O3miIdn SDepOn nno Fp5 madcn Die Sten HnbUic ugre
NrOd ApucrS t eiH gampf uG6reuO @adt
Ged Oes 6Onreanr gSOeS nno NnrepOS dlnen uode
DuuSsrnuatcn-Snsr cbl.
oNic inDde NrDe bcSn Secu 6G au grohc gDitGt 81
eutuiden
rSHod Somne Gfres Elm rincs
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bert mS babel Srci Csere nnO 43 Nauu sefanaen eenmmu
ogn lticr &cronu ronH dlnan m cueu
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nuicrem @Mulcu
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ScrIiu, 49, SuanF ua 2uuSpu-gSci Suridrte Scr Srup
pen GutramGd c uppu Nrtcn ube Scm ucdcu
GnSe mpnc 4OOmieu smrddueeu wrOcm mtc Duu Dem
encrOab in Oeen geridt acbcn ais and Da gu
radun Scr Serbn ude ben &ernd madJn @cacnO BON
Mgca Or5nradcn Der gcht ab bic %UrgGngc galtnn
lantet:
u0ic GGMme SodlouO ucd Sfuuo.Sees (Snid pon
6ona i'm nGrOldcn 0ricdnlanS anteu Surtitt gemad
psSOcGpI b@c Nuariic in Der Ausena OcaeuS 5n
rudaedlagen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
Sic vGeMtl(l)l0n0" tit
Srelnelt 0ll9efOnlnlcll*
(1ru0iIos na6 eopOiac0


@erIin % gnsut Sas Scuide liutsricc SauSeSbOot
O@@IonS" roi %, Nnsnf gSermanOnne wic Elm ec
ridJt Der lIcbcrice Nadridlten. 9scutur 6ciuet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

(SOriicQmua ije9s 2. Sciie.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
/ 100000 fiir NentldIan0

100000 fir 0entfdIauN. ,.
tErnbtloS nnt @apOile)
. erliu %. Nllt9iIit. -Die Ver.
cinigung fir ScrtbeioiaunaS.Sorbe
reihm0 in SrieOanou bei Berlin bat
Don Dem 3meiaperein oieier @elelt
ihaft III Ebilooelpbio ocn @ctroa BON
100000 W3orf erbaltet
Suite Grnote gluS ib ten.
t0,aDflos mad Sanbine)
@erlin 23. Auault. m GaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
Diplomat
Grtldrt bic rMmdmilde
Situation.
0lgemtem 6er0tIliirten iuilh.
len fDrtonaermo.

RuBIdnO bate Bel @eainn ser neuen
Sifeniioe eiuen eroBen 0rud oui
Rumdnicu auseeHbt. 6olide
2oritcIluuoeu imo engIiihes
@oIO beitoh 4oIititer mo Die
@reiie. Gos @orOrinaen ser
9uIaoreu bat ginould aemadt
nn0 eineu @ecbiel berbeiaeiiibrt.
tDrabnos uab eaoblueo
BerliM 23. 9liiault. Nluna,
nien bat iib nod nibt entihIoiicn. %
es oem arieg beitreten miro. III Sic
9Iniiht elmer Ferion, melhe bon ser
lleberiee-g giahrihtenaeeuhlr ais .,ein
6erporrogenoer 2ipIomat. weIder be.
ionoerS init Den rumdniihen Qtfioiren
befannt iit". be5eihnet miro. qlnf
8eiragen leitens ser 9lahridteu.
Ageutur iiber Die eeeeupartiae Si-
tuatioH iagte oerielbe: y
nHudniens Nalhna miro onrh
ole geosrapbiicbe Gage beouneeu.
Das 9auo lit tbotiddla bon 6einoeu
umIagert. 9IuS 0ieIem @rlno mer.
Den Die rlmdniihen Stoatsmduner
bon 0eut @eOnnten aeleitet. oaS 2ano
Dor oem Shooeu 5u bema5rcn, pel.
der imobwenO6or ndre, menn oas
Sano IN oen arieg aeriiieu miro.
uSeit 9eginn oeS gegenpdrtiqen
arieges paren oie qluiirteu uno be.
] ionoers 9ftBlauO 1nBerit attiu IN Shi.
mdnieu. Gas 9onO lit init uIiiihen
glgenten uno Spionen oacr qlrt iiber.
ihmcmmt. Sic Aaiirteu perien 0as
@cIo nit poaen SGnOcu tort. Inn aSo.
litifer mo oie @rciic su beicAeu.
Oicie 9laitotion crreihte lore Soohe
81 9cginn ser lebten uiiiildcn Gi.
ieniipe. Sur ielben Belt nodltcn Sic
glaiirten bcfannt. SAB cinc CIienliu.
Gampagne an ser mareOoniIden
G5reu3e eingeleitet weroen mitr0e in
Der 9lbiid5t, Die @oltiter su beeiuihll.
fen. Der pl0bIihe eriolercide bll.
Qariihe GoritoB Bat einen idlneuen
Hchiel III ser Situation beruoraeru.
ieL nod 0a5u Oa sic ruiliId6c Oficn.
iipe ouaeniheinlidl i'm 9Ibiierben be-.
ariiieu lit,
D@eaenpdrtig lit 9imu0nien nod
lmcutldloiien. GorauSiidtlih mtro
eS niht sic beiolatc @olitif Scr 9len.
iralitat ouioeben, iuoourdl Is bis sltr
acacmudrtigcn 3eit unacmeiu an
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ciu, Dab Scr entideiornoe gsedlel ii
| Oem @rieg erreiht lit Su ser 3ipi.
| iden5eit bolten Oie NonoeISbe3iebuu.
0en 3milden Den Gentralmahten mo
9lumGnien inter normalen lmO afti.
pen 3nitauoen an.
uRumdnien mar itctS cine Sp6nr
lnn0 Ocr6iillt iih nod in Dem muiicri0.
len SdIeier bmter pqIhem politiIhe
Seioenihaiten mo glgitatioucu, nidt
mr. Der Munduen lonoern audi Ser
Slgenten Der 9IIIiirten, i6ren 0o6e.
plmit erreihen.
Auoien5 6ei'm sonia BON
&umGnteu.
Sonoon %, sma Ger aSuia
BON Nlundnien bot mie cine Tepelhe
aus aoln an Sic Grhauae lelearop6
SO. iiber 9lmiteroam meIoet SEN
oeltiheu uu0 oiterreihiIdeu @eiono.
ten am Nloutag in elmer @riuot.9n.
| OierS empiongen, Die 5eIan0ien
pirOeu 3nerit eir3eIn uuo bieraf
l8niammen empiauaen. GS mar oieS
ole ldngite 9IuOieiB. ipcIhe sen Ser.
tretern DER GentraIm1dte il pom A6.
lnig geudhrt poroer mar
Reid an @f6glidfeiteu.
2onoon %. aua. Tie ..Doi.
lu Mews" idjreibt iibcr Die @alton.
2o9e
Ole Sifuofinu IN N,ripdnulonA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
SO gteuer0iterreidbiiAcr8o 9 t.


Berlin 90. 9llaiit. ~ 9lad) eli.
ner @uoopeIter GepcIhe miro NOR.
gen in Dem llngarilben Eorlamcnt
cine @ingobe in 9e5la Ser Gruen-
mlno cines Decentralization
9oticbaiters 5meds 9eietung ser &a.
fans in SSoi6ington cingcreidt iper-
ben. (Dcr biSbcrige 9otihoiter,
Or. Dumbo muroe ouf @eronlolilng
Der omeritoniiben Ncgierrng oils
pcriona non arata obberufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

EdDttntndDer ~
sEprcMlnIt,

Gno Die GlaIer, sic cir ann Mab, iiuh aeru,
Tcben Dranhen, obne bdbli2e Qinle. Nht oein
cnrleidten" Nnicnilcininer YcQtlaior ~ iinO
ie In iroer Nc8iebnna Elm Gomort
Schumacher & TDreMun, Sptiter,
80 Secl.Sg1Inatun.atraBr.
(Gept9sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

9lcoeIn Scr Gtdatli6cn WeinnOBcitS-
6c15rOc bcsiialid gIuuObmer pOu
WlarDlanO, Die dnacn6Iidlid) in
Gtantcu glufcutbnIt gcmUnmcu ba-
ben, in 6encu SliuOCrlGbmng
(gOlium0clitiS) cpiOcmiidj uOcr 0M-
Ecraciu0gnlid 0orberridenO 1T.
gIn uuo nab Dem 20. gtuGuii 1916 miillcu
@eroncn i'm guier bon i6 Nabren iino ods
iid niaenbldlih III ytcp gorf yielp Serlep
4SennlOlDanicli n0cr irQeiln eiicm nnNcren
Gtaaf ul 0cnl Ntnoerldhumn1 (FoiomOelitio)
cpiocmild o0rr uuberQeiODbnlid borberrlcbeno
ilt autbOlicn lilo Die nad Wiarnldno 8llrud3uf
ldcin oc9 9luiioeS GjelinoOcie Ncparcmcni5
nOer Scr berclien0cu lilnilic)ci poer iid0iiibett
CSeWnnNciiG Neb1roe ucrieOen lcil N bieicnt
Nrldlhfioimen mlB Name VelDlcthi gIler
Der hcirc,lcuneu YerloL Ole Qeiinne gloreile 1T
Dem Srie Scr glbiabri mo Ole aetiane gloreie
in ocnt Nrie her NetimllunA 0l0eNcbcn leit
ltlo cine Nrfllrlng nluB cutbdlicu cn, Dab
Ocuunnic Herlpu III Anlcr WtllnnDcit III, llht
nit sulionlbciiiS IN NonnIi ooer Der Nrnlls
belt onSdeebi Nelpeleil IT, iulo onB bic Nelle
innerha0 pou "a Giunoen naN DER gMSitels
muQ oeS GrlnbnSneilicc nnDeireten weroen
cnIne RcrTonen nit foIben GrloubnSfdel.
ncn. mcrocr licD pei ibrer gmInnlt IN Ularp'
Iidcn Neobumuna in ibren gSobnun9eil iinier'
XII %otneii oer Ginnliden echmobciiS-llc.
hUroc, sen 1Q gutaiti 1916, frnit Der leliimr
lmflQen Sea glrtiicl$ 43 Der Nelenlitben gtll
oemencn Geiebe bon ylarplnno.
SOuu g. Sitltuu,
cinatIiber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(gmp2l- 25b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

M6ornentcu, biz ben ,,Eentsulcu 0urreipDn.
hrnirn" nl0ii pnnltlim nAcr NnrcAcnnaRla CT.
halcn, lino ocbcen, oer Ciiicc baum per Scle.
v1OH oDer ialrlIula Wlttiuetluila dH WaneN'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
II II.
C0roDiIos na6 eo00iac,l

(SrabiIoS nab Soppiuc)
@crlim 80. 9luguit. ~ Die
0Iterrcidliuqorii1en Trllppeu III 9lI-
bonirn rmlrOen fiir0lib perltdrft, ipie
cine offi8iclle Snformotion aus @icn
beiagt oie beutc ollrA ole llebericc-
yohrihtcn 9lgentlir neroifentlidt
muroc. Gie 0sahriAt muroc bcfomt
9egcbcn, I'M oen fron5oliiAen Yc-
ribt 5a mioerlcoclt mclher bciagt
ooB Die Olterreicbiid uu9oriidcn
&rlppeu auriidae6oeeu moroeu ici-
en-, uno IN g(lbuuien cine Suugers.
motif mo lonOweite glgitotion berr'
ic9e.
@leibfolls inipobr, miro eeloet,
Iino Die @eriitbeumoen oaB IN @lou-
tcncgro 9lufribrc ltotteeiimoen ba.
ben.
DScit iieben Ylonoien bobcn oie
0itcrreidiid -tneoriicben @eboroen ei-
ne uoblreglIirte getmolhtne ousge.
iibt ipelme sic 9aabrlugsnIitteI. @er.
ibeilung pornimmt lmo onrouf oM.
tet, Dob oie cIehlnobeitsporidriften
9enou oiuNeefiibrt Werocn", iuie ser
9ericbt ferner beiogt n@Hliswcrf IN
groBem W}aoBitobe wuroe mternom-
men imo cine Gpi0emie imteroriidt.
0ie 9cpolferung bon Wlonteneero III
rubig imo 8ufrieOeu."
geeuer0ferreidi1Acr8 9 t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24

..NalIOuul WanI d commerce. ".ct0dn0I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
Srnote in oon8 GeuticbIonO.
(9rabiIos naa eanbiue.O

Berlin, %. 9luguit. N Ser
arieescorreiponoent Der u&0lniideu
3eitlmg" beridtet oaB IN ben adlu.
pfen in Ger 9t6be bon SoroOenta IN
Sitgoli0ien bonn IA. bis II. 9lugllt
Ole 93niien oueiu an Go0ten 5000
Monn perlorcn boben, mdbreno Die
eeiouirten GerIllte Ser Dentihen iit5
ouf 80 W'aun bedifferten.
Der Correspondent fiiet bin0u:
n@em Der 8eino meiter fortidbrt,
enorme Wluiien BON Wiunition 8u Der.
iAiuenOeu ino babel Oie idweriten
@erllIite 8li erleioen lit ieiue idIieB'
Iibe Gri1opiine lmperlneioli6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-24
9lIliirte bcrloren 72
Q dtffe.

@erlin, %. sluguIt iiber 9on-
oou, 23. 9luguit. Der oeiltihc 30.
mirolItob gob bcittc cine @littbeilung
bcfannt, monob oie &erlitite Der bri.
tiIhen imo fron50iiibcn Slotten on
2inieniMiffen lmO &reu5ern biz 1.
9(ueuit 70 S9iffc nit ciner@ciommt-
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The bee., 1916-11-24

The official board meeting Of the
NJ. f.. church will be held at the
parsonage Monday right.
Opie, the little daughter OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Chas. Brewster, continues
to improve.
J. F. DeVylder remains about the
same.
Tue Ashby is worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stearsman
will move to Bsrusley in few day g
to reside.
Oscar East has been on the sick
list for several days, but he is i'm
proving.
Mike Rally. WHO under went an
operation for the amputatiou Of a
leg at Hopkinsville Wednesday, is
doing nicely. He has been suffer-
ing from tuberculosis Of the boue.
The condition OF Mrs. Mary Davis
remains about the same.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. ]. b. Davis,
OF Barnsley. Thursday, 10 pound
boy. He has been named William
Bradley Davis.
The bee., 1916-11-24
COLORED COLUMN
MISS NEvA WATERS, Editor.

Sunday was Harvest Home Day
&C the Zion church. All the services
were quite impressive and well at
tended. The church was beautiful
ly decorated with the fruit, vege.
tables and canned goods thas we're
free will offerings of the people.
Cornstalks and pumpkins added
much TO the decorations. Public
auction was held in the basement Of
the church Monday evening. Rev.
G. A. Leftwich, the pastor, was
suctioneer. Refreshments were
served and everybody had verv
nice time.
Everybody is talking about the
banquet that was given at the Con-
servatsry Saturday evening. The
house was very prettilv decorated.
4he table, which ran across the
room, was very beautiful. Mrs. Ora
Lee Hardin was chairman OF the
committee on decorations. The ban
4hSb Wo1 QuAbo . Cl6hAb w DiOAhOA
Chum and Sister Collins.
The conferences are closed, the
pastors are here and the churches
are now ready for woIk. Rev. L. A.
Mcintyre, OF Colorado, is the pastor
of the Baptist church, Rev. G. A.
Leftwich, OF Pennsylvania, is pastor
OF thei Zion church and Rev. Ma
lone, ,lof Tennessee is pastor of the
G. M E. church. All three are
strong leaders and spiritual preach
ere. We hope and believe that each
will prove himself q true Christian
gentleman.
The officers of the P. T. A., were
publicly installed at the schoolhouse
Thursday evening. With these Of
fieers there is no reason why the as
sociatIon should not beat its own
record for good work. The following
officers were installed:
Mrs. Maria Riley-President.
Miss NJ. ]. McCarley-Vlce presl-
dent.
Mrs. A. @. Bell-Secretary.
Mrs. Mary Frazler-Assistant
secretary.
MrsAEmma Dawson-Treasurer.
Several committees were az
pointed.
DIR. u s. Porter spent Thursday
afternoon in Darlington. DR.. Porter
is of RuBsellvllle.
The bee., 1916-11-24
News of the TOWn
"Good morningI Have
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kVanSviIle's best paper"

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dudley, who
have been In PAducAh, where Mrs.
Dudley was the mRtron OF honor at
the wedding OF a friend, have re-
turned home.
Some Of the Darlington children
have recently developed cases OF
chicken pox.
f. p. Barnes, OF the Barnes store
is In New York this week purchas-
ing goods.
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. P. GiaanIAi, who
are In Chicago, where Mrs. Giannini
is taking treatment under the care
Of a specialist, are expected home in
a few days # Mrs. Giannini i'm
proves as expected.
FOUND-Bunch OF keys. Inquire
at this office.
Uncle" Lewis King, an old and
respected colored miner, who for a
number OF years was an employee
OF the st. Bernard Mining Company,
is here from Kansas visiting friends
and relatives. Uncle" Lewis 10
thinking Of purchasing q farm in
Hopkins county and moving back
home,
Mrs. Oldham, OF. Hopkiusville, ls
visiting her son, ]. M. oldham, OF
this city.
Robert Brown, who purchased the
Fenwick cottage, on FArren avenue,
will move into 1t shortly.
]. l.. Walker, OF Tennessee, has
moved his family to this place. Mr..
Walker lie an employee Of the ST..
Bernard Mining Company.
Miss CAmmye Fox, who has been
Ill with grippe, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Clark were In
Evansville today shopping.
Mrs. Finley, of St. Charles, was
in the city this week visiting Mrs.
Geo. Fault.
Mrs. ]. L. Burton has returned
from q visit to friends at Carbon
dale.
The bee., 1916-11-24
MOTHER SUPERIOR
SAYS VinOI Create strength

Rosary Hill Home, Hawthorne, N. Y.
IL have used Yinol for many run
down, weak or emaeiated patients with
benefit. One Young woman was so weak
and i'll she could hardly creep to my door
for aid. / supplied Vinol to her literally
and in u month 1 hardly recognized her.
She was strong, her color charming and
her cheeks rounded Out."-MoTHER NJ.
ALPHoNsA LATHRoP, o. s. ID.
We guarantee Vinol TO sharpen the
appetite, aid digestion, enrich the blood
and create strength.
st. Bernard Mining Co.. lneOrn0-
rated, Drug Department., Darlington
The bee., 1916-11-24

A healthy mind is conductive to a
healthy body. A healthy body pro.
duces energy and the ability to ac-
compIish things. Start with the mind
The bee., 1916-11-24

Don't nag at your husband because
he smokes, sister. 1t is better to
smoke in this world than in the next.
The bee., 1916-11-24

Everybody wants peace in Europe,
but nobody wants it on the other
fellows terms. Hit 'er up.
The bee., 1916-11-24

If you simply must open your
mouth, whistle. The noise will uot
be so distressing to other people.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
OPEN HOUSE is KEPT AT
NEW AIRPLANE BUNGALOW

open house was kept by the Off
GERS Of the Phoenix-EI Paso Building
company Wednesday evening at the
new airplane bungalow in the 2600
block on Montana street Punch was
served, music was supplied on the
piano and the evening was made most
deughtful for all who called Through
OUT the evening, people were coming
ana gong. The new bungalow. the
Iirst OF the kind TO be erec5ed in Ell
Paso has been completely furnished by
lhe L. H. Rogers Furniture company.
The building is one of the most at
ractively finished in the city, the
woodwork being finished in white
doors, many Of which have large plate
glass panels in them. The sleeping
apartment in the top is made ITO two
bedrooms, glassed in all around, with
running water in each. On The first
floor there are also two bedrooms and
q bath, a dining room, a large recep-
ton room. a kitchen. a breakfast room
and telephone alcove. The basement
contains "A furnace room. a servants
room and a laundry room. All first
floors are hard wood Folding art
glass doors divide the main reception
room from a small reception hall The
mantel in the reception room and the
buffet in the dining room are two OF
the attractive features of the house
A. II. Anderson and wife received
the guests. assisted by others connect
ed with the building company.
The house will be open to the public
again this evening.