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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

ling fir oer gan5en 8eib gr iiauO bonn
Soia auf ndberte iid Slorcnce uno itiibte
Oie 9Irme oif Die Niidlebnc ibrcs Seiicls
.@s 1T idon bon Dir 70 81 Iprchen,"
CAB iie ru9ig 5ur9lntport, nOod gibt es aud)
ionit alIerlei Sdjipieri1tciteu Hitter on4
BERN babe i'd fein boreS @elo IN SdnOcn
iDGre mir nid)t 0oftor Giret 5u Nilie
qef0nmen ~ -"
Scr cute Wonn iuic ooiife id ibin oa.
fir @elpiB, obne @elo fam man nidt
leben ein @runO mebr fir bid, rlIbig
bier 81 bIeiben 9lud mir ieblt es dcgclt.
mdrtig ou @IiidS9iitern i'd pcB oft nidt,
ipie ib mid ourdbrinaeu ioIl~
nGntIbuIOige MIDI brod fIorente oas
@eiprdcb ob, lid nnb 81 9Inncn aeben
Gben oneelonpt. iiberlcgte lie 5uu ur-
itenmole ob iie nidt gut oarun tdtc, GoItor
8irets EoribIog on3imcbnen, 0cnn iiber
einen llhsitano ipor iie nid)t Idnaer I'M
3mcifel, OaB Die gotuenoiafeit tie bnlOi0it
5ipingcu luir0e, ooS @aterbais 81 pcr-
laiicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
(11. fyortIebung.)

III 5ortIebung)
.ghm idj pia mid nidjt beIier MAIDEN,
ols id) bin ~ mas iDiiroe eS mir niibenS
Sd tpolie BIT MIR Die Bobrbeit iogen, nne
c8 Dir iibcrldiicn, tuie OH nun tDeiter ilber
mid "a urieilen gebenff."
~Du tponteit mir erfldren Arnolo,
ipdrum on nidt ungcidint nab England
foniit
sd iulinldte if bate es gctan oa mare
mir belite tpeitaus beiIer 5u Wtiite Dodb Die.
les G'eI0 brannte elm God IN meine Edide
lmo lies mir feline &ube. bis es pergciioet
mar. 8uerit itono id), feit entidloIier, Dos
Gdiff nidjt az berloieH, rnbig oih Ded iInO
fab an, mic Die anoeren in Die Boote itiegen,
nm ons 2ano 81 rioern. SD blieb bel met
siem Noriabc, bemiibte mid, oIle @eooHten
ouf cildj lHo Die Seimot 81 lcnten TT od,
pI0blih i'd peiB nid5t iuie es geid]ab ~
lnb aud i'd i'm gootc, aoum am 2onoe,
oeriet i'd in cine gar luitige @eielliddft,
mir icicrien Elm beiteres @eloge, oie Stunoe
Der glbfabrt mar beridnnlt, i'd blieb 5nriid,
mo fonnte erIt nit Dem oHnOnor" meiHe
9aeiie mieoer fortieten"
Dos aacs brotte 2lrnolo in 10 freimiiti.
ger lnluliaer gSelle DerDor, itno lnD onoel
70 biibidj aus, oab Die bormloie @r5dbling
Dieles 3piitenioIles ibm eber 5um Borteil
aercidlie. Gle bcrriet cine liebenspiiroige
Gdp1dc, iucgen Der Florence ibm niAt 51
QroIlcn bcrmohte @os lie bon ibm ob.
IiieB un0 tatiahlid 3u ieiaer @egnerin
niodfe, NOR nidt oos gnaeltdnonis eines
@onteImites, Der duoere, eoIere Re9ilngen
nidt nusihIob. ionoern Die 2eihtfertigfeit,
NIT peldcr CT iiber oos lingliid, oos ibren
Notcr betroiien batte, binlDegeine, 10 pie
Der auqcnidcinlihe Monad ieoer Dcr'
ipauotIdloftIi5en, ia logot natiirliAen Teil.
nobme an ibren berben @eihide.
ollno ebt, nadoem on eeiommen biit -
mas bcabndtioit on iDetter2" frogte 5lo'
renee
.9orldufia bier 80 bIeiben."
.Das mcinte id nidjt n lelbiiperItdn0lid)
bIcibn oii bier IT i'd uoIltc Did uegen oes
Iolior,Ggameus iraaen." -~~T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
GtnatslnnOitraIcn GummiiIiun.


Sn 0cr Siblng Der StuotslonOiiro-
Bcrl gontniiiion wuroc gcltcru Der
Sngenieur 6ronf Setb bon Goiton
beoiiitrogt elm iorai6ltiees Stuoiitnt
Der 616re.gLnlogcn ii6er Oie groBet
5liiie in 9teip Dorf 81 ma6cn im
Ger GommiiIion cine 9lniidt 81 ge-
ben mic bicI Die 9lnlooe Der Sabre
bon Slnnopolis Slm Olhlier foiten
wiiroe. Ger 9eri6t muB inncrbalb
60 Sagen genio1t per0cn. 8iclc De-
lcgationcn iuorcn Dor Der Gomnii-
lion i'm SntcreIic bon Gerbclieruneen
BON StroBenbobncn in oercn reipcfti-
ben Counties. 0ie Gonmiiiion gob
oarouibiu Die folgenoen Goutrafte
aus:
&floIierlmg Der Qibertp Seigbts.
9lOenile, bon @orles bis Galloway
9lpenue, 1874 WlciIen on g. 6Inni-
gan & Sons fir $S2, 800.
@ou Der 2ibertD Seig6ts Bride,
an 9. Z. Geigbtcrmait $19,067.
Z glnlagc elmer Goncrct-StroBc 6lrd
Surlod in Gordeiter Co., $S785.
9ou Der 9onOitraBe bon @mmitts.
burg nad Eburmont, 1886 D2ciIeb
an i. s. Grob, $l6,052.
9lnla1e elmer Goncrct.StraBe ourd
Upper Morl6oro in Nrincc Georges
Gountp an @eor0c @. @tartin fir
$12,192.
gerbciierlma Der 2ibertp 9loaO bon
9lortb Brand, Orci Nleilen oItlib in
Baltimore County, an 6iibcr &
GarboS3a fir $14,133.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

oe, lpie 6cridtct Ourd ocn S1criif
in 6rci6eit geiebt itno gebt mie 9e.
pobnlib aus. Scr Goter Geo. 9el-
Ter ioa bouptiddIib fir sic Snbofti.
rung icincr Go6ter bcrontluortlid
ieiu, ga CT mna6m, OoB 6onuic be.
bert tuorOen ici imO epentueQ irgeno
meIcbcn SdoOen onri1ten f0nne.
gtidt redtSfrdfttg.
@ie @ouberneur Sorrington bcpte
Morgcn bcfonut CAB, merOen Oic
@dbler bon @}orDlanO bci OcrScr6it-
ma6l ni6t Oie @elegcn6cit boben,
iibcr Oos bon Scr @ciebgebimg ongc-
nommcnc 9lmenocmcnt 6c5iiglid oct
9(enoeriing Scr Gienii5eit mo @e-
boltscr6o6nn9 ser S1eriffe IN Bal
timore mo peridieOencrGointicS o6.
5ldtimmcn. giod Ser SdlieBung ocr
Icbtcn 2eaislatlr lieate ii1 6erous,
DAB bel ser glnna6mc oieics glmcns
dement's bergeiicn unr0e, oos olte
@cIeB oilf3ube6eL uno bcripeigertc
scr @oupcrncur aus 0ieieni, mie aus
bcridieoencn onoeren @riinOen I'M.
ter oieiem @cieb 9lchtsfroit 81 bcr-
leiben ioooB cS nidt bci Der gloOcn-
beripabl untcr6reitct lpcrOcn fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

oas SoitS eentietet? SofTcntlidj onitdrbioG
2eute2"
Gin S5err 6oirforo, Dem goter oilFrib-
tig 5ngetan mar, ~ er lebt felt 0rei Dlo-
naten in Hooffielo."
Gin alter 8iidbs notiirIid ipettt Snfel
Jiooerid) lid on ibn dniblob"
~Serr 5airforo 1T peoer alt nod jung,
er iiebt fnunt Glter ans ais on"
SSm 2aufe oeS glodmittoos lanate 9lr.
noIoS @epdd inl o&rdbenneItc" an. 9'ulo
oorailf erbot er iid) bon ieiner 9oIe ben
SdIidieI 5ii Serrn 9eruentS Meinfellcr
9lIs er Dor Glide i'm @obn5inmer erItbien,
mar iein @eiidt oerort erbist, Dab Florence
iih eineS bauoen @efiibleS nidt entidIagen
foUnte
~8crpiinidJt riibiges Sarsl" lootc er,
in0em er ouf einem Sofa nebet ibr EIob
na5m v9lber piclleidjt fam iid nit Der
Belt aud Elm &on0erburid)e ipie i1 bier
bcimiid fiiblc llebri9enS peroe id in
ocn udtbIter Togeh gemt1 geidditigutg
finOeti SD fiircbte idj bo5e Did beiite rcdbt
lange alleil gelalien"
sd mar obcn In glnnens 8inmer, Der.
iebte SIorence; lid botte Die urine 8ronfe
obnrbin ncbr pernadldiiet, ais eS lunlt
meiHe @cwobnbet it,
o9ie quite olte glnna ~ iie mar cine
brobe Dienern ~ idaoe, 6oB lie 10 irii6
ibren SaufpaB befomnit; iuin" fiiate er
etlpas eriIter Din5ii, uipir rtiiiien allie itcr-
BEN unO ielblt eiu Geidtfuh pie i'd, f0nnte
0ariiber nad]oentlidJ mcrOen ,,@rnte cein
Sen ioIonae Die Sonne idciut, lautet Die
WloraI Dieier 2ebre mill aud id folpen,
ioboIo ou 8lorn, nidts 6n9cger eiil3ulpeit-
ben bait
sd babe oar ndts iititjuipredet" er-
ipiOerte 3iorence, inoem iie ibrcn YIas nit
einent StlibIe in Der gSd9e oes alabiers
bertoiiidte
o@ielo, sSlord2"
,,Sobolo mein 8oter fir tot prfI1rt
miro, lit allies oein, iino i1 babe fein SRedt
ntebr bier i'm Soiiie"
n9ld) ipos, ipie fonnit on MIR 70 reoenl
0u peibt idJ oebe obue bid fciucu FfificF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
gItIantiidle gsailernea GonuenIion.

Sir oic am 70. Scpteniber in @bi-
loOelp6io o65u6oltcnOc SSo6res Gon-
pehiion Scr .g(tlantic Cecp @oter-
luaps glIiociotion" bat @rGiiOcnt
G6as. 6. 5aIconer sic folgcnoen Nlit-
alicocr 6cs @creins Der aorilclte
rno 5u6rifantcn ernannt: Sol. @n.
u. gogfin, 8oriiber, Charles 6. Sal
coner, cr-oiiicio, Seurp s. @afer,
Sol. @m. gg. Gator, 6. g. 9Sottiiou,
Sronf q. Soen @coroc e. giumicn,
". Z. D1oore, Gopt. @illarO Q6oni.
ion, o. @. @rnD, Somes $. Senfins,
Gnpt. sobn q. SbcrtpooO, 9Robert
9lomioD, ". 6. 9tinno, g. @pro
Gbompion, 9ouiS O'Gonncll, q. Ga.
bies @arficlo, Scnrp @. 6ilfen, @.
81. Smit6, 9iibroo Wi. @atts, Gopt
~. s. gliaion z. s.. 6itdctt, g9. @.
'SDmington elmer 90. @coro, gg.
q. Glirner, 9g. s. Gbopmon Scr
Compton 3ronf 81. Silrit gS. 49,
GDdn, gilbert $. g9ebr, 6. 9. g1ollep,
6. gOmln0s Softer, GborIes 81.
Nlorrow, Soiep6 9. SinOos, Com.
q. Sill Soiepb 6. @bitnep, Sones
9Srciton, @m. s. @acgIpop, So6n @.
9inforo, Sarrp s. Carroll 2. Granf
Bennett, 9lobert $. @oIoinit6, s..
5ronflin, sig. 80. @oo0moL Slihter
SSancs @lcG. Grippe, &obt 9. @n-
mis-, 5. $. Glorf, Garter @. Ss6urn,
9alter e. 6ranflit jun, George $
@orren itno 9iobert s 9eaboni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
IL. aopitel.

,,aomnt 3loral" iogte 9IrnoIO OIL W'itt,
mod porinittog, nodoeni 0oftor @irct iei.
neu geind bel glnnd obgeitattet botte, oIab
uns gu 3ontc Qlicens &Itab gebeu.~
grfreut fiber Die gAlfforocrimg nlohtc
iidl SSIorcncc fiir3 lind) 5ip5.f llbr in Ne9Ici.
ting ibrcS 8ptters oiif oen Meg 8irl Girdj.
boic. SSu einem @coent6rbhcn irug iip
mebrere gtar3iiien, Die iie ianit Der @iir5cl
int @ortcn oliSgegroben batte, 10 ipie cine
fleine SdaufeI, I'M Ole @Iinien auf ser
Wtuttcr G5roh 5ii pfIon5en SIN @oriiber.
qeben 3cigte iie 9lrnoIo oaS Saus oes 0ber.
Itcn glsfeps; yoli eritnerit oid oos bier
Der @inbrud Oeriibt plroe"
nsSpipoBI1 antiportete SlrnoIo ,,inO nod)
mcbr, Onfel Sooeri9 fam III Der bers
bGnqnisboIlen Noht bier borbpi."
og9ie fannlt ou oos olS 6eitininit arneb.
men2"
sd bin ociIcu 70 liAer, sSloro, ais batte
i'd ibu geieben gr perlieb oas Smls, per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
eOfoI. g3eridtc aus @aI6inetOn.


sSm Corporations @cridt pur0c
oie alagc bon glntonio 8ucca gegen
ole @ompeion Company, Snc., per-
bort. g9iliam Q. Glaggctt umO s.
aeii6 Garlin piuocn 81 5equeitorcn
oes gInecfla9tcn erunnnt. Gos &c.
quciioren-@ehld mur0e BON ocn
Nehisanpdltcn G6arlcs g9. @loggett
iui0 8. 81. W. giorton eingereidt
Golliiion-
Ger 9lc9er SerrD Simpion q
Sabre alt, BON 2O26 2.StraBe, g..
ga.. ronntc aeitcrn ais er oilf cinem
8obrr0o iii1r, NIT cincn 2icierungs-
luoaen 5inanlmcn Gr muroe an ocn
9Irmen perlebt ood berweiaertc er
Fileac III eincm arantrnbauie.
g Scinen 9erIebungen er c.
gen
Ger i5.i06rigcr g9oltcr Sonn6er-
orr, scr Sobn bon Charles q. Conn
berger, 9camtcr I'M SyuIti5.Gepart-
mcnt, IN Or. 630S, 9leunte StraBe,
gt..@.. ipo6n6oit, hi6r om t6. Sltli
od eincm 6obrroo sic pcrldngcrte
16. StroBc eutIang mo wuroc bon
eincm 8rohtanto. mcldeS bon ocm
J2eaer 9llire0 @inioms aciii6rt ipir-
sc, iibcriabren. ltno crlag ieinen Ser.
letunQen i'm GmerecncD Soipitol.
Scin linfes gctn mlBte obgenom-
men meroen 9r itarb on Oen Sol
aen Der eridiitterlmg. &iliams
pnroe bon ocu Goroncrs.@ @cihpore.
men fir Gin @cr6or Dor ocn @roBge.
Ihporenen ieiigebalien
@crIongcn $4,000.
Gic n@ai6ington 9loilpap ono
electric GomponD~ mlroe 9ciiern
ouf Shooencriae in bier SGaen 81
Der @ciammiiunmc BON $4,000 bon
YlaB &ono6od mo ibren orei I'm.
miinoigcn Ainocr, Gbolin, Clarence
mo Gppo &onobod, perflogt. Gie
alnacn Der @inoer muroen bon ii.
rem udhnen @ermanotciL 6. $.
Ganobod. cingereidt.
Iie 0loger MAIDEN geltcno, ooB iie
an %. sani ouf scr S.StroBen.2i-
mic Ser Drrflogtcn @cicuidJoit 6ci ci.
mem 3uiammcniioB idiper ocrlebt
muyocu s,eocr oerlonqt $4,000
Shaocneriab. Qie ald9cr iino oilrH
bic 9lehisanpGltc Tanicl T6ciD
g8ri0bt uno E. 90. 8amplcr berirc.
ten
@ld0e acgen uBDtbias.
Sitter.
glts g9iaiam Scurp aoenter om
2S Sanuar auf ocm gecge 81 elmer
@erIammIina Der Sons Of Soma.
Dab" iid i'm uGpt6ias 1empel~ be.
innb, fiel CT 0urd cine Gcifnng i'm
8uBbo0cn uno 500 iib auBer onoe-
rem iAmercil &erlebungcn oud cinen
gcdentnod9cn6rnd 5il. Gr rcidte
nm einc Sdoocneriabflage bon $i0,-
600 aeaen sic uanigbts Of @1t6ios.
Soa.2lnocintion~ beim Giitrift Gil
preme.Scrid)t Elm. Seine alaac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
Or. @iI0cIm Simon nsltorbem.

S@ico auf ieinem 2onoiibe in 3enn-
Dlponien aus Dem irOilden Go-
iein. - StonO in 6obcr 9ldtung
in alien &rciicn. N Wlo1te eroBe
Gntocduugcu in Der 6or6en-@bo-
tooropbie. II g9or elmer Scr Der
borragcnOilen G6emifer Oes 2on-
ocs.
Phi ieinem SonOlibc 81 eagles
mere, ASo, beritorb unerwartct ocr
in ocuti6en areiicn po6Ibcfonnte
Or. @il6cIm Simon %rofciior Der
G1emie am mebiciuii1cn imo Gbi.
rngiihcn College, Dem Baltimore
5obndr5tliben College mo Gcr6reiter
ser 5arbct-Ybotograpbie Ger 500
purOe oiirb cine Complication bon
&ronf6eiten beidlelmigt oil mclhen
or. Simon icit lGngercr 3eit lit,
umO in ieinem SommcriiB ooppu
2inoerung iuhtc. GroBoem fam scr
SoO ieinen 5rcunocn lno glngeDori-
gen unerpartet, ino miro iein Sim
idciQen in ollcu Srciicn oifridtig
6c0oucrt Or. Simon mor Elm mob-
rer Yienidcnircltuo in icOcr Siniidt
StetS botte CT cine ofiene Sono ipenn
c5 6ieB, giot5 81 lin0crn oocr belfcno
cin5ugrcifen. Gas Geutid)iblrm miro
oielen 0errn Der ii9 einen oouern-
ben glomcn in ser @eidlidte ocS
Ocutiht6lnS gcliNert Bat Itets
l6mcr5licb pcrmiiien.
Ger GerItorbene por ieit SSa6rcn
ocr Sii6rcr in Der hemiiden 8iiicn-
idoit mo bcib6itigtc ii6 nit Der
8er6eiierllng Der Sar6eHs@botogro.
p6ie, imo lit cS i6n, ipobl ais Gin5i.
gen, 9clllngcn Gin prd1tigeS 9ilO
Ocs 9ie9eilbogers, in oacn icinen
ipnnoerbaren 5or6en oni5lncbmen.
Or. Simon murOe am 20. 6c6ruor
1914 in GbcrItoot Sciieu, ais So6n
ocs 8oitors @il6elm lmo 5rou 9lg.
mes Simon gc6orcn Seine Timber.
iitdtS-9luS6ilOung er6iclt Scr iilnge
Simon in @icbcn, ipel6e 2c6ronitolt
cr I'M Sabre 1869 nit gr0Btcn @6rcn
obiolOirtc g9dbrcno ieincS Timber.
iitdtSs9eiubcs mar Or. Simon in
cincr glpot5efe tbdtig imo lag ocnl
ShiOilm in ieincr freicn 3cit o6
SIN Sabre 1869 crpar6 Iic6 Serr Si.
mon 0er 9oftorbut Der @6iloIop6ie
@G6rcno oeS 0eutib fran5oliibcn
ariegcs 0ientc Gr. Sinon i'm Sani.
tdtSsGorps nab ociien @cenOigrng CT
iic6 nab glmerifo 6ega6 uno ii6 in
Baltimore nieOerlieB.
Sin SSa6r ipdter er6ffnete Ser
illnge itrcbiame goftor elm 6cmiibcS
2oboratoriim, nit pcldcn ct cine
2ebranltolt per6ano. 9lc6cnbci mar
Or. Simon bonn Sabre iciner gIn-
flnft IN Baltimore bis 1907 ais
@6eisGbemifcr in oen Baltimore
G6rome.Nerfen t6Gtig.
SSm Sabre 1873 ber6eirotbete iib
Der 8er6lidene nit 6rdulein @oulo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

Gribcr, sic i'm iiberlebt. Or. Simon
mar eiu @litglieo Oes n@crmonia.
Clubs, uuo Der Siltoriiben @eiea-
i6oft BON Niorplono, imo anoeren
Oeuti6cn lnO amerifaniiden miiicn.
idoitliden, ocicaioen inO Siilis.@e-
icllIhaitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

Oiricm Sabre oliigc6rabt perOen, Inn
Die 9cluibungcu IN @ol0itiuo 81 INT
tcritiiben, imo bic 3ioniitcn glmcri-
las baben iid bercit erfIGrt, oieie
9iirOe 81 tragrn Cas- Sauptqlortier
OcS Gonite'S IN Baltimore beiiuoet
iid III EalnuO Gorab Sollc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
gIns Ocm Snnercn WiarblanO's nnS
ben aHgrcu5enOeu Staaten.
2 doB NIT 8Iobpofronen.

2 d oB nit BlaBputronen.
Cine olte, felt 16 Sa6rcn 6citc1en.
sc 5cinOi6oit fam auf ser 6arm
BON @m. SoBler no6c Wlolnt @lca.
iant bci 5reocrid, @lov gum PLUS
brndb ais Scr 2i Sabre olte G6oS.
SoBler auf 9ioD @mcbrcuner aus
Dem Sinter6alte aus einem niitglab.
potroHcn gclaOenen 9icpolpcr cbS
Sdiiiic abieuertc. Sn Dem 5rcOe.
rid Niuni5ipal @eridt erfl1rte Q9i.
ne6renner, ooB oie Sdiiiie aus Der
aaernd6iten gid6e obgcfcliert ipur.
ben, ino 8cigte Elm SemO Dor, Oas
bier gronoiteacn bic ourc6 ocn &iil.
bcroampf berDor9crrfcn poroen fem
Iollen aufiuies @oBler, fem CAB an
ooB @inebrenner uie0crbolt gedls
bert babe, Dem iitngcu 0oBlcr for
perliden Sdaoen 5u5uiiigeu. llntcr
ser 9eiduloigun0 Der 6eo6iihtigten
Sootung mlroe G6arlcs SoBlcr ult-
ter $3.50 giirgihoft fir oos @eridtS.
oeriabren feitgebalten, inO meeen
g8oiientrogeus 81 eincr @clOitrofe
bon $40 nebit Soften oernrt6eilt Sc.
acn oas llri6eiI lit 9eruiIne cinoc
legt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
Kinder BchreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
. a 8 T @ RIA

9Ibonncntcu, bic ben uDcntI&cn
GOrrcipOnScntcn4 nidjt pHuttIidj OOcr
nnrcgrImGFig crbaItcn, FnO sebetru,
NCr Office OuUOu per ScIcpbOn OOrr
IdriftIid Wlittbcilnna sm maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21

miro bon ocn 4cdtsnnip1ltcn $. g.
@iaioms, s. ". @roctor imo @. 8.
TomnicnO Dcrtreteii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-21
g9 dDrcno 0cs Q hIafes
Ii iibcrfallcn.

Sm emergency Soipitol 5uGoiton,
0ao., licgt Der 5ormer 6ranf Bar.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-08
turn HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed with Sulphur It
Darkens so Naturally
Nobody can Tell.

The oldtime mixture of Sage Tea
and sulphur for darllening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
ers recipe. and folks are again using it
to keep their hair a good, even color,
which is quite sensible, as we are liv-
ing in an age when a youthful appear
ance Is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have the
troublesome task of gathering the sage
and the mussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready-to-use prod
uct. improved by the addition of other
ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" for about so cents
bottle. 1t is very popular because
nobody can discover it has been ap-
piled. Simply moisten your comb or a
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound, is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few applica-
tons, it also produces that soft lustre
and appearance of abundance which is
so attractive. This ready o-use prep
aration is delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire more youthful
appearance. 1t is not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of dis
ease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-08

ways been a pet to Mr.. Page and fam
lily and was frequently driven about
town by Mr.. Page. The loss Is not only
in figures but great sorrow to the
owner and family.
An alarm was rung in from Box 81.
corner of Newhall street and Western
avenue. Thursday morning at 11.45. for
small fire at the house owned by +.
A. Smith and occupied by Napoleon st.
Peter and family on Osborne street.
The fire truck made a quick run to the
scene and found nothing alarming al
though smoke was issuing from the
roof of the main house near the CHM
ney. Holes were cut in the roof and
the chemical on the truck soon extin-
guished the fire. The chimney is sup
posed to have caused the fire and the
loss was small. The about whistle
was sounded at 1890.
Members of the Social Neighbors
Society were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Bert Williamson on lower Main
street Thursday.
The following marriage returns have
been received at the office of the town
clerk: Edward Joseph Bush and Wini-
fred Neal, both of this town. were
married on Wednesday. Dec. s. by
George NJ. Chapman, Justice of Peace.
Eugene NJ. Wells of this town and
Louise r. Rancourt of sWatervile mar
ried in Waterville on Wednesday, Dec.
6, by J. A. Letourneau, justice of the
peace.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Brann of
Fairfield Center are rejoicing over the
birth of a daughter, born on Wednes-
day, Dec. 6.
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,W|NSL0W

J. B. Smith, who has purchased the
Weeks farm, called on Charles Warren
Thursday.
Following are the vital statistics for
the months of October and November:
Marriages-Oct. 5, VIM. B. Sutherland
and Sophia A. Shirley: Oct. 2S, Herbert
j. Collier and Mildred Z. Leathern;
Nov. 5, Wallace B. Clark and Ella A.
Flanders.
Births-Oct. 8, Mary B.. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perlin; Oct. 5, Mer-
lin Wilder. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
E. Smell; Oct. 6, Marie Blanch daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Melanson Oct.
H. Marie Irene. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Rosby; Oct IA. Marie
jeanette, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Pomerleau.
Oct. %. Regina, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Duchene; Oct. 23, Jaseph Lee
ander. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Baf-
terache; Oct. II. Dorothy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpho3se Fortin;Nov. 5,
Philena Emily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James l.. Lean; Nov. 6, Nellie Mae,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest b. Has
kell; Nov. IA, Marie Suzanne Cecilia,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philourm Gal
lanz; Nov. IA. Thelma May, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Meddie Dyon: Nov. 26. Jo-
seph Royal Raymond. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Veillux; Nov. 81, Marie T.
D.. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Picard.
Deaths-Oct. 3. Joseph Raymond Pau
lette, months, 16 days; Oct. Z, Silvia
Dennis, years, s months, Is days: Oct.
-. Eugene Bartlett, SO years; Oct %,
Regina Duchene, 2 hours; Oct. II. Chas
A. NOVEL;. 4S years; Oct. %, Marie Pa
maleau Bizier, 81 years; Nov. 5, Charles
c. Bridges. &C years. 10 months, 26 days;
Nov. s, VIM. V. Hayden. Is years.
| Mrs. Frank Cole is in Boston for a
few days.
Miss Genevie Coats is at home from
| school on account of illness.
Miss Inez Downs. a Student at the
High school, is stopping at the home of
Rev. Fred X. Conant.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Hansen are the
parents of little daughter.
A number of Winslow people attend
ed the funeral of Miss Kate Halves Bur-
leigh held Tuesday afternoon at her late
home on Park street. Watervilie.
Josiah w. Bassett. after a number of
weeks illness. is able to be around the
house, and will be out again in a few
days.
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FAIRFIELD

A Leap Year sociable will be held
Friday evening at the Lawrence High
school Assembly hall under the direc-
ton of the school Athletic Associa.
ton.
The Needlecraft Sisters were enter.
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William McLoud on Ma
pie street.
Members of the Priscilla Embroid-
cry Club were entertained by Mrs,
Willis Ireland Thursday afternoon at
her home on Pleasant street, Benton.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Auction Club was held Thursday af-
ternoon, the members being guests at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Totman on
Lawrence avenue.
George Page lost his big white driv.
ing horse which he has owned for 10
years, the horse being so sick that Mr..
Paea had him shot. The horse has al