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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

position is above question:" will be
loaned for the burgomeister in the
first act. Joseph Ibach, whose skill
as a detective is well known, has
rendered his services back on the stage
so that none of Harrisburg's pretty
young ladies' will disappear, and he
will bring another detective with him
for stage duty. Fire Chief Kinder
also has assigned two men for duty
on the stage and all things seem to
be working for the best interest of
The Magic Wheel" Felix Davis, to-
gether with some of his friends, has
provided street cars to convey the or
phans to the matinee on Saturday.
To the many readers of the Tele-
graph who never miss Wing Dinger's s
verses the following "pome" will be
interesting as a reply to He Knew"
in last nights paper:
TO WING DINGER
That boy of yours who's always ready
Information to reveal
Doesn't know that many ladies
Fair and stately form the Wheel"
Poor bills" part, it is a hard one,
And by many thought joke,
For when you see the Magic Wheel
You'll find poor Bill spoke"
SUNSHINE"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

Miss jeanette Corning of 1925 North
Second street has gone to Elyria, o.,
to spend several months among rela-
tiVes.
Carl B. Ely of 307 North Front
street, is home after a business trip
to st. Louis.
Mrs. George Francis Fox has re-
turned home to Downingtown after
visiting Mrs. John H. Weiss at 325
North Front street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
ITCHING BURNING
BL|STERS ON FACE
And Neck IntoIerabIe. Was Terribly
Disfgured, Scalp Affected. Hair
Came Out in Handfuls.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY son suffered from . heated and
infiamed condition OF the skin on his face
and neck. The trouble was aggravated
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
Staufer's Palm Beach
Orchestra

Alternating with Morgan's Orchestra
Saturday evenings at Winterdale. The
old dances and one-step.-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reist of
Philadelphia, were recent visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Kennedy of Penn street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

"I took him to specialist who pro-
nounced It eczema and recommended
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He was
healed with one box Of Ointment and four
cakes of Soap" (Signed) Mrs. Nellie Mar
lin. 90 Rice Ave, Midland. Pa, Sept. IL, Is.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L, Bos-
ton.'' Sold throughout the world.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27

Lothcr Personals on Page II
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-27
How to Treat
Group Externally

Rub vick's "Vap-O Rub" Salve we'll
over the throat and chest for few min
utes-then cover with warm flannel cloth.
Leave the covering loose around the neck
SO that the soothing medicated vapors aris-
ing may loosen the choking phlegm and
ease the dificult breathing. One applica-
tion at bedtime insures against a night
attack. 25c, 5Oc, or $1.00. At druggists.
WCkS SW'osgBS SALX
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
@scriDnoIs gioti5cn.

81. @. 3. Sriiialer melder ieit
orci ,So6rcn cine 5teuung in Der
0anoclSfamnier battc, Uir0 cine
2tcac ais G9ci,HatensGlerf Ger
Baltimore G6io. @a6n oui ocut
Ganocn 5traBeuaga6ubufc ii6erne6-
men,
@r. ,Sobn 3. 9labon imo Sr. ga.
uici N goocH iin0 gcitcrn nad gtciu.
port gcreiit mL mic es DciBt nit
Sem ocnofratiiAcu 9lationolGonlite
iihcr oie @a6l-Gompoguc 5u coit
iariren
@r 6rani 3. Grnpioro icit me6r
ais ejHrm sicrialja6r9unoert 2e6rer
aiu ,Dlc Gouogb. Snititut~ bat ieinc
Neiignation cingcreibt, Inn cine
1icllo hi Norriion6urd s'ay ni3il.
nr6mer
panfe Jladmiitag inject Elm Frcs-
GriercH Der 800 6eIlous4 Su
eppn cafs4'art itati. Irci Gmr
tone ne6men oarou EbeiI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
(Sonicrf I'M ,,llarrolI .9Sarf0.

3as &roaranm fir oos CONCERT
Dcr ltdOtiidcn 4orf aopellc unter
@eihlng bon Hrof. Gonicl 6eIOmonn
in Dem 09orroas4nrf~ beutc gl6cno
pon 1aS bis 10 ll6r lit mic folgt:
Mnih sGnlperb Gonmonoerb" Glarf
Z. Aipcrinrc 3u slancrco" ...,.... Jioiliiu
Dleoolcn aus Nlieubah's Gpern- Jlecbc5
g. 4gnl3cr, D6irt roDc" ........, .0olbmaft
p. 4ronlpcicr lu1ricii. Ulcooic tn 81
pp Gnniel lulD Nnbnono i5cl0nlann,
1bepnro fcaflon alI0 gi0OpD 1NmiOi
q, tnnlnllc ppome 1wcci 9Onc iDe
9BotiD Cher" Observation-Disclosures. Qdnipe
q sDnpbonie eico .pcs 4reuocs" Nii8f
S. @iaDOuiidc Jdn8c 9ir 8..4..... Sbornf
q fopnlur Nirs oi IpOaO M Hprnibcin
10. ,WurlD sGnI searfs" ............ Drunio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

9ln Ocm 9(usfliIgc ocs ogcrenS
Ger Gaufleutc lmO Jo6rifontcn ser
9lltIiootD noH Een-9Qor uno Sogers-
topn iibcr oic o@eItlibc MarDlGnocr
Na6n" nahmcn gcitcru iibcr 300
AScrioncn G6cil, oic gcgen fl ll6r ge-
itern sIbeno uo6lbebalten 5uriidfc6r-
ten. 0ic &6eilne6mer worcn bohit
crircut iiber BEN eenllBreihen Gag
uno iprodcn Ocm g(rraugerents.Go-
mite i6rc g[uerfennung aus. 0os
arrangements Gonite beitano aus
oeli SS. N@eorge ~. 3apt @oriibcr
s, George @e6rino, iln., George @.
9iuppersbcr0cr, iSreocrid $. @cttc.
nilIlcr SSobn O.. Moiui mo Sacob
o. Soof Yr0iioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
sSiir Gin ScimoetrSnf.

Gos bon Geo @iintbcr gcbrolte
Bier lit oos bette. gielc @curt9ciler
bon Bier crflaren, Dab cs irgeno ci.
mem critflaiiigcn ouslduoiit6cu Bier
gleidfommt. @eraoc 0os Cling fir
oen 5aHilieueebroi6. sScinites 9(ro.
lna, better @eidnod ino iebr ndbr-
frditin Direft bon scr g]raucrci
our6 Oic ueueu @oibincu obgcillt
luoourM abiohtc 9tcinbcit gciiMcrt
piro. Siitc 500. @bouc: g8oIfc 20.
(Slmi1s,1S,i@o,Qo) (s(n5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
0as 9cfisit i'm o5cridJtS6nrcan.


gie @roBgeI6Dorcnen, peI6e OoS
Ccii5it inn Bureau oeS irii6crcn @e.
ricbtsaftilors gSni, W. Gorion inter
iltAcn 6abcn oic 9lnGclegenbeit ci-
mem 6iinier-Goniite iibertroqeil wcl-
Diem gcnii0cno 3eit gcgebcn iuur0e,
iclaen @criMt ous5uar6eiten Gle
@rOBgeiduorcncn oercn Ecrnin
ulorgen a6gclauicn wdre, merOen nod
in -Sibin9 blcibcn bis scr ,Soa cr-
lcOigt lit. @eltcrn perlautetc, oaB bel
eincm Der 1000 81 priifcnocn Soften
einc 9lnmeiilng fir $1,000 ais @c-
bilbren Ocm glftuar 5ugeianot muroe,
o6er MIR $4O0 IN Dem aulienbubc
einectragcn woroen ieien. Die @roB-
9ci6iporenen woaen ieOcn 9ie6tsan-
malt Oerne6mcn, iuel1cr wd6rcno jc.
ner 3eit @cIocr in oas @ureau ciu-
gc5a6lt Dot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Sine stel(c fir Dlamuimn.

g8ic 9citern bcriAtct murOc, beap
iidtiet Scr StoatS @eriidcrun9s
Gomntiiidr @. @loion S6ecban Oc'
irii6ercn SiilfsYoli5ci'W 'Wlaridq~ -
Wlanning gum Staats 6cuernat
nit eiuem SolGr pon $4,000
Sa6r 81 ernepnen. Seoo6 muBWr
@oltperncur pcIber beute nad Der
Gtoot fommen miro, crit feline 3u-
thinning gebcn. c5oiperneur Sar.
rington bracbtc geiteru feline 6omilie
pou Cambridge nob 9lunapolis, no
CT fiir Ocn SSintcr 81 wo6ncn ge-
peuft. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

,Sarmonie~ brodte Ocu 8iirgern cin
StGnobeu. ~ Cine Sduoeridaor
aus Baltimore ourAitrciftc oc
6loucn gcrgc. Irugen Oen
@ciit 0er 6roblidfeit in OaS
rau6e 9Iatogslebcn ocs ipcitli6cu
MarDlono.
@incr i60nen @clpobn6cit ocs
alten @aterlanoers iolgeno, arrat-
girte cine gln5a6l @iitglicOer oes
@eiangpercins nSormonie" einen
gtusfIug nit 9lltomobilcn nod Dem
idoncn iueltli6en NlarDIono, mel6es
geraoc jeBt ieinen ib0uiicn glotilr-
i1mud angelcgt botte Die 8dlocr
uno 6eloer prongten in ibrer @racbt
unO 6as frii1c @rin Der 8dume
mo1te eineu po6lt6uenoen ginorld
oui Die I'M cwigen @incrlei Ocs
Stootlebens wirfcnoen Singer. llil-
ter oen Tbeilne6mern on Oiclem glus-
ihige, Der auf me6rere Gage bered5-
net mar, bcfonOen ii1 Oic foloenoen
Scrren: glnorcos 8oDcr, &url Ntil-
Ter, &arl Yrinde, aorl 9ieBer, SorrD
S6oling 0orrD GonberD 9looIpb
S6oneis, ougo Stciner, Sermann
leidlid6, 9en Grler, 2ouis s. Giete-
ri6, 9olis 8alteniicilL Soiep6 Gibp,
&uoolp6 2udc, Mouo Sworb, Senrp
S6lai6, emory 9rowu mo SON.
Sti6tenot6
giner Der Serrcn bci1rieb Die
Iour in folecnocr @eiie:
nSiu biitorii6cn 6reoerid (6rieO-
riHsitooD, Scr StoOt Der gliten
S9iirite m0 i6oncu @GoAclL nm
z llbr slbcn0s angcfonlmeu ionocn
sic 6cgabteu Sanger III glittc ser
Sto0t Elm StGnO6en mo crrongen
aroBartigcu 9lpplous; Damn eing eS
Den blouen @crgcn 5it, oie in ser
5ernc iidl ioutoitii6 inn 9l6cnogroilen
oobin5ogcn. g}ahOcm Go6rcrsOiac
crrcirbt, oerlicBcn mir sic StaotS-
itraBe, unO iiber Stod imO Stein
IN iinfcInOet 9ladt gingS ourb ole
rnu6cn @cbirgspdiic Dem nlisge.
m16ltcn Campus al. so @rao Las
man bonn thermometer a6, mo Die
Dleiiten 5ogen Gin Spiel aorteu bel
cincr StoIllatcrne Dem frGItclnoen
Sdlaf i'm 6rrien Dor.
Dit Eagcsgraucn untcrnabmcn
mir baum cinen glbiieher nnd Sor-
prr's 6errD ln0 Dem oltebripiiroigen
SAlotbticlo 9[ntietam bon ga oiiS
our6 ole llripdloer retour 81 unierm
2ogerplab. lln0ergeBlid bleibt oie
@ntoeditng elmer Oerloliencn W2ono.
ldein-Sd Sdnnpps6rennerci, Die MIR
Ourh Gin &ornfelo 5ugdngli6 mar
imo fam IN elmer gntiernung bon
10 SUB liBtbar mar. @aS man ga
liest bon ocn g9iloniIIen ser @c-
birge WarDlanoS un0 @ef-Girgi-
MEMS, 6otte iidl imS MIN 10 rcdt ae-
oifenbort.
Su. @onarO 5ti1tcnot6, 8rGii-
benton Ser ,Sormonic", Gidtcr,
Scrren. ino Gamcnidneioer, Gefo.
rateur, Sanger rnO SotcIfo6. ncr-
0onften mir cine @cpirt6une, oic
ms 81 Souie nidt beIier 81 GbciI
wcrocn fonntc. 9lub ais nN}ireo
Grinf~ .Giiniiier Fat iid Scrr Sti6-
tcnot6 ieiner 9luigobe pollfommcu
9elpadlen 6emielcn.
PHI Dem 9etourwcg broAten mir
in Go6rcrsbile cin ic6ncioiges
Stdnohen mO paricu bon oen be.
rii6nlteu o9raOood Scig6tS~ aus
nod cinen Iebten SebniudtSblid 5r-
rid ouf oic 70 ingern oerloncneu
blduen @cbirac
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07

0rl. sophie 0ledenlieln mt %'
6rouf Scr6crt ocr6eirot6ct-
@roBc Sod5eitSicierlibfcit in %
ct. Safo6us Stride. 3a1lp
dye 6eitgditc in Der Stride mo "
Sod5eits6oliIe.
SRI Sophie SledenIlcin, 1odp
bon 9Ioon 6ledcuItein uno ieiuerOg.
iiorbenen 8rol Wloraaret6c, reldD
geiterH @rn. 5ranf SScr6ert, Sop
bon Srn lmo 6rnu So9n s. Serbel
Die Son0 5um cipigen 9unoe W.
Erolung ipnroc bon Ocnt HcIlp
5unf uuter Der 9liiiitcn5 Ser %atIy
Eoroin0er lnO Sobn Sitter in ov
ct. Sofobus Stride boQ5ogcu y|
Dem Gin5ug 0es 9rolltpoorcs iplcIgsI
Sr 9Ridocl Soldier, Scr Srgallp
Scr ct. Sofo6ns Stride, ocn Soq
5eitsnorid aus Dem oSonlu'
nohtstroltn" BON DlcnOelSIo6n slil@
ipirften 3pei Nuortctte 6ci Ocn 6g
crlihfcitci nit, gnS @routinnge
fltngirtc bic Sdipeiicr oes 9rdlr
gantS, SRI Gliiabct6 Ser6crt NV
oIs nbeit @ion" Nr. somcS 6ledc1
ltcin, ser @ruocr Der 9roltt. Gcl
SoH5citsfleio Der 9rout mar dl'
meiBem Gofctto nit @eorgctc erl
pc, bcicbt nit cbtcn 9riilicler SF|
ben gnli Dem Souptc trig Iic ciHe'|
aron5 bon Ordnge6lit6cu mo p
Der NonO cinen prd6tooucl NF
mctltrauB BON 9loIen. 9luG ~
9rouung fano ciu Ginpfong imSall'
ocs 9rautooterS Olr. 1919, G6aicliI,,
iiott. Gos 9roittpoor miro 6clll'
cine Sod5eitSrciie nod 9ltluntic GlV
lmo 9feip Dorf uno 9ll6onD uuiTr
ten nno nod Der 9liidfe6r i'm SXg
Cir 1912, 9Soro @oonitroBe, wv
Seinl oufi6lo9eu. 3a6lrcide pradI
ooQe @ei9cufc lcgtcn bon Scr w
lie6t6eit Oes 9routpoores ipredep
Oes 3eugniB o6.
Inter oen 5ablreidcn 96eilnrP
mern Ger cr6o6enen Gerenonie pT
fau0en iic6 oic folgenocu &crlouel
Sr. @eo. @olfcr, SSrou un0 6aniil'
Martin Senbe, 6rou iui0 Sanlil0
@li6ocl WliQer, @6il. N3iQcr n.sSrol'
G6aS. WhQer im0 8roil mo sSamill'
5rou Geo. Yrithctt, Safo5 8leder
ltein, 6rol uno 6omilie 9(. Triidle'
SSr. unO 8roil @ep g6onoS, Marip'
Erogcicr uno 6ralL 6rnt &nt6.Ero
geier mo Sri. emma ErooeIcr, ST.
in0 8rnl Charles Genes, Sr. nv
6rou 9lnorcm Grogeler, Sor. ii. 5rdl'
6ranf Seilmot Sr ltno 6rou Spl'
a. Scr6crt, Sr im0 ,Srou ISrc0- %
%er6crt 6r. unO Srou s. So 9ro
der, 6rou Gli5. Shriiier lno 5anl''
lie, S5r. unO 6rou 9loom @crbert y
tSonilic, Sr. mo 6ran Sobn 9ioluy
Sr unO 6rolt @nl @ierid, 6rou y
@obnloun inO Sobn ST. luo 6ra'
SarrD Sdoppert Sr. g9alter @oB
mann Sr uno Srnlt E, WlcperS IL
6onlilie, 81. lmO 3rull @co. WlodI.
Sr lno 6rau 6runf Sitter, Sr. mr.
8rcu S5obn SceQer, 0jco 9locl6arl
3rl. 9orboro WlcGort Sr. mo 6ro'
s. Wo6Ieenult, Sr. mo Sroi Gle
mems 9lt6mann Sr- umo 6roi Sob
9ioiemer 6r. mo 8rull 81. GeioIl
0r mo 6rou s. 2unnentdn Sr y
6rau 8. Goocmi6, Sr. mo 6rmt o.
@crcis, or. uno 6rou s. 5rico, 81
9lnorcp S1riiicr, Sr. ulO 8ron y
| 6lcdcnllein, Sr g9. 8. StrauB, Sra
E6crcle Spelis, @r. ino 6rap SoQ,
Sortman Nr. rnO 6rou s. g9ciperl
Sri. 0orot6p 9crgner, Sr. nnO sra,
Goworo gSolf Sr. mo 6rou "
@cld, Scnrp Sed ino 6rolL ST.. y
,Srou Fctcr 9loienberger Sr il''
ISrou 9(iault @aiiingcr Sr. H. sra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
CcifcutIidc SGOcr ucrbcu gcidJlOi.
fen.

Tie itdOtiidc 9aOe-Gonuniiiion bat
bei6loiicn, am nd6iten Gienitag oie
lSrcibaoer iiir Den Serbit 81 idlieBeu.
1ieielben murOeu im Monat glugldt
pon i0007t %erioncn gcgcn 10000
i'm glei6en 0lonat 0cs S'oria6res be-
lfubt SSm ielbel Nlonat uilr0cn Ole
Snnenbdoer bon 10000 gcgen 92,.
900 i'm @oriabre benust,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Grr gScIttricg 6eutc Dor cincm
SaGrc.
z. September 1915.
(glud) Dem Bcridt 0cs 0cutibcn
@euerolItabs.

Die 9lrncc Gid6orn crf0mpft
bic Seeenaen iiioweitlitb BON
@ilna Siiolid oaoon oriiigen
sic glrmce'u 6holb, @ohpit,
4rin3 2copolo imo Dladcnicn
uuaili6altian mcitcr IN 9lpBlano
binein.
SSn Nol6Dnicu idldat Oic Pr
mee 9o6n,Grmoai Die 9luiieu
anf Der aan5cu 8rout g(ln 5c-
rei6 breAen oie 9luiien rueitlib
1aruapol nit friideu arditen
geacu oie 9(rmee @ot6nier oor
wo6ei sic oilcrreibiidungoriic6eu
Grnppcn in iiiolicbeu Siantpio6.
idaiitt betrddtiAc GerIuite cr.
lei0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Gtimtmt ac0cm
YrObibitipM.



Gin neuer Sail 6ei Bump6reDs IN
9lnnc 9lumocl-Gouutp. Die Sv-
p6us-gpiOcnlie lit an oeidbrliG-
item am Sihlicr.
EroBOeni oie @cio6r cincr Gpioe-
mic fiir Baltimore porii6cr 81 icin
lAeint, mcrOen ood nod einigc Safe
BON ainoerldbnuug oOcr Oob Ocr-
od6tige Sale 6ei Der @eIunobcits-
9e6oroc ongemeloet @cltern mlr-
oen 5uei berOddtige Sale sur 9ln5cis
&c ge6rodt Gr, @orlonO Gilcl mel
0ete ocn Sail BON 9lsburDWtillbroofe,
3.idbrigenl So6ne BON 9(. W1iQ6roofc
BON 9lr. 1925, 9leeie. .StroBe, imo Gr.
NaagneB ben ocr einid6rioen gtlice
@ooOmann bon g}r. 705 Wluro-Sr.
Sic ainoer ipurOen nod Dem ainocr-
Shul-Soipitol gebracbt.
'Seit Dem 1. Suli fomen 46 Sale
i'm @on5en 8ur &enntniB Der gebor-
oe, Oooon oerliefen 10 tootlic6, "a
6dae iino inter ge6onohng Scr &C.
iunobeits6e6orOc. Grci 9Soticntcn
iin0 poIlitdnoig luieocr 6ergciteQt.
Or Charles $. 8roof mcloctc ser
-@ciilno6eits -9e6orOe, BOB sic
oicrid6rigc Sorob 9ioie, Gin 9}c0cr.
finO, bon @umpbreDS, 9lnne 9frunocI-
Gountp, al Der ainocrlGbming CT.
tranft iei.
&Dbus ant itufer.
10 neuc 3dQe bon GDpbns uuroen
Der StootS-@eittuO6cits.g .ge60rOe aus
Oeri9ieoenen Counties gemcloct.
Somerict-Gountp, 3 Sale; G6or.
lcs-Gorntp / Sail; 9lune 9lrlinocl-
Goltntp, / Sail, %riucc @corqc-Go.,
/ Sal; 5reocrid.Gountb, 3 8GQc;
@orrett-Gounio, 1 Sail; Caroline.
GollntD, 5 ,Sdlle; 9(Ilegonp-GolntD, 3
6dlle; @icomico-Gonntp 8 Safe.
9lm itdrfitcn iheint iicb oieic&ruuf-
belt in Goroline-GutntD 5u ocrbrci-
ten moiel6lt ON T. Septcmbcr iiiui
Sale nno oeItern glei6ioas 5 Safe
8ir 9ln5cige ge6radt muroeu Seit
Dem critcn September miroen Der
Stoois @elunobcits6e60r0e rs 6dac
Oicier aronf6eit nitgct6eilt rn0 bod
io9en Die Slcr5te e5 6crrid6c feline Cpl
oemics
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
EeIrnraplildler Z gNetterbcridll.

slus ben iibrigen 9unoes Metter.
NeobodltungS 5totionen ipuroen oie
lolgenoen b6hitcn Genperaturcn
Sic Inn s llbr eeitcrn 9Ibcuo berri@-
ten bcrIAtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
llnicrLnIinnna .gISrnlnriIrr.

s.MnbilgFiHm1 cool geboS 0crc1
t6DfD6" GuOri pl NalUf
aNnpcin" u8rla lrom JODanb"
opippuDrpnle' (nuocpiuc lulo g5anoebilocr.
s,N'nuuanD" 3i0nOcDiue
gSipef Glcw 4eis aaerlel &ofSbcluiiis
Qnnpcn
,,Son @burr Nnri"-Anerlci ilnicrDnliunQeu.
.t8iunnu cat @dti"-elucrlei lBierhalinnQen.
Ilmuuum Bonn o. bis 8. September
Nualicnuua uno 4ieroerenneH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-07
Gdliffsfarten

bon imo nod DcutidIonO unO
Sciterreicb-llnGarn ilbcr giotterOom
rnlo glciu-Horf. GcIoicnolmgcn nah
tSuropa AA
SbCo. 8. Dicner & So,
III En.NnItimOrc-Gtry
(yidrs1S-l 243 SiiO.ErUnruas.
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Dernenr Eoa~ ocnonut. llmiono-
rcidc gor6ercitlmgon mlirocu fir
oeu Gmpiong BON @onoerneur Sor-
rington uno Dem GongrcB 9l6georO.
neten Gn0io &. 2eipis, Ocm GonOiOa.
ten iiir 9unocs Senator gcirofien.
Qlorgcn iii uain0er Gog" Die 9lr-
rongeure Der smSiteluug 6oben BE-.
fonnt gemadt ooB in Baltimore.
Gouutp feine Ouorontdne pegen Der
Ssinoerld6manes Groufbeit 6citc6t
uuo OoB Baltimore oac ainoer 6rin-
gen fouu Die es be6er6crgt.
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GunnrnanI. nnb llntrraana.
fSIutb
ggettcransTdtrn.

Sir Wlornlono uno oen Qiitritt
Nolimbia 6clte 9legcn uHo uerdn.
oerlicbe NinOc.
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0cutIdje, DeitcrreidiidJc mO ltuGa.
ride drieaSauIcibcns
100 Nlart un0 100Nroncu nnf,uIrts.
SbcO. s. 0iener g. &c.,
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0irofcr g(nsflns.
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itcigen an 6rcbcrif 3lOaO Gtatiun.
(Sept9 -10)
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!Serr Stimmtsebcr.

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Gyar'S ec6cn Ocrcint.

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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-06


Mrs. O.. s. Stewart is visiting
in Central.
Misses Margaret and Glennie
AttaWay are visiting in Florida.
Miss Fay McCue of Greenyille
visited Mrs. @. e. Robinson last
week. . Z. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Holden of Cal
houn visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Bowen last week.
! A.aG. Taylor and sons, Alfred
and Thomas, visited the family
Off. T. Taylor in Pickens last
week.
| Misses Ruth and Edna Rainey
Of Norcross, Ga, were guests
OF Miss Lorena Taylor one day
last week.
j. l.. .. THOMPSON, editor of
q newspaper at Corinth, Miss,
| is spending awhile with his fam
lily in Pickens.
Mrs. r. A. Allgood of Fayette-
Vile, N. O., is on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Earle, of Pickens.
Mrs. G. J. Valley and little
daughter Margaret, of Green
vile, are visiting DR.. J.L. Val
ley and family in Pickens.
Findley & Stansell have sold
their stock Of goods to L. Frank
Smith, formerly Of Gross Roads
section, but now Of Greenville.
Frank Christopher and fami-
| ly, who have lived many years
in Pickens, left Wednesday for
Liberty, where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Loehr, af-
ter spending Christmas with her
parents here, have gone to New
port, Tenn, where he will be
engaged in business.
w. Il. Haynes of Liberty
route 3 was in Pickens on bust
. ness Monday. He reports the
= health Of his wife as improving.
She recently underwent seri-
\ GUS operation at the Greenville
hospital.
Presiding Elder M. l.. Carlisle
will be in Pickens Sunday for
the quarterly conference Of the
Methodist church and will preach
here Sunday night. This will
be his first visit here as presid-
ing elder.
Among the visitors here last
week was Hon. l.. j. Williams
of North Augusta. Mr.. Will
liams is nephew of Ex-Gov.
John @. Sheppard and he him
self has been prominent in pol
itical circles.
On the last Sunday in the old
year Miss Eudora Ramsay, the
talented daughter of DR.. D. M.
Ramsay, delivered an address
Of great power and beauty on
. the subject Of Woman's Place
in the Kingdom, in the Pickens
Baptist church.
Will II. Harris, son of II. D.
Harris of Pickens, was happily
married to Miss King of Jack
sonyille, Fla, last week. They
) are now living in Greenville,
where Mr.. Harris has charge Of
the office of the Bradstreet Go.
They have the congratulations
of many friends.
The Pickens railroad will sell
round trip tickets at reduced
rates next Saturday for the ben
eft Of those who wish to attend
the big auction sale at Easley.
The last train will also be held
at Easley until the sale is over.
Read the advertisement about
this sale in this paper.
DR.. George Cureton, of Lusk,
,Wyo., is o', a visit to his mother
in Pickens. Mr.. Cureton went
to the West several years ago
to engage in the drug business
and has met with much success.
Besides being one of the most
prominent druggists in his sec
7 ton he is mayor Of his town.
His many friends here are glad
| to see him.
The friends of Miss Floride
Carey will be pleased to learn
that she has returned from a
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-01-06
M. E. Quarterly Conference

MIR. Editor: Please announce
that the quarterly conference
for the Pickens circuit will meet
at Bethel church Saturday at
10 a. m. The stewards will
meet just before conference and
DR.. M. l.. Carlisle will preach
at l1.30. Service Sunday morn
ing at III o'clock. S.B. WHITE q