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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
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nercreiirite 9an Gn9ouos, 0os cinci Sccrircis npr
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Aarien cN5uiMlieBcG uii0 rcRu a 0oS nht trcl
mila t0ue, ocnn naIiie cs oa5u 9cypmge meroen
Ge Aciit 6oB oni Dem nsitca @rc8srot5 Der
Aarten ia @ariS Die .0nQonodc 6ra9c Dur Spram7
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nodl id0fcrc llc6auodurg nrs Nan6cls Der 9lon
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roibshaHbs oina ole 3critorlmg uon 5nei 0roBcl
hoAdnoiiden Noa0elsoonpicrn porois Sonoou battr
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oeHioru lhncrcaenoie bhglitcaai 9lisiaacn Doian
0idcr 1ccciuc ic0oA bQpcn ocll Gcroad aifonincr
ori noroca huo bfiiihc llrtricebootc oocr Sorpeoo
lope pic Sdnloi0ct iino
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aH ocn @ege ocr &crbliiiipna oti ihrc Sec 5 ire
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trtHaen acQei 0riihlano uno cilen Ani@hlB ocs
@aoes on 0ie 4uromedie lnogldl nodlcn Die
Qrtere hp0in0uuo 0cs @nnocls Doonos NIT let
men Goauici par ais ocr lcttc 5driii acoodi nr
MQilono oui pic Seite ocl gairtcn 5li prngea uno
5mar ilr oep @res 0cr reien @on0clsbapceing
Agsr ol aien &ollouocr iiiIo 5n pcIotmen; lia
laiM iidl idlt oerdllifien Ier &an Der @ntcre lie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

$50 fOiiln.
The Aneiomen Ia This country are
growing boldcr and more lnsoient
every day They are now outspoken
in their advocacy OF tho United
States going 20 Eneland's assistance
ia the European war Their news
paper organs have done their best 10
lamiliari2e their readers with the
doctrine that Ii IS the duty of Amer
lea 10 fight the battles OF q country
that has been making piratical iorays
upon American commerce. The New
York Tribune most pronounced
prO-Nritish sheet. furnishes am eX-
ample of how this kind OF propagan-
da is pushed IL has placed its
editorial page at tho service OF rabid
AEglomaniacs who write letters urg-
ing ON immediate Anglo-American
Offensive and defensive alliance.
The character or their communica-
tions may be judged by two speci-
mems of them, which appeared in last
Tuesdays issue OF ihc New York
Tribune a pro-Britisher signing
himself T.. G. Hull, writes
We should doport or place in
detention camp all German subjects
or suspicious persons. Perhaps we
could borrow the island of Bermuda
from england for that purpose
suggest that we join the Allies
and place al Of our resources at
their disposal they are not much,
but often the spirit in which 1t IS
given counts more than me value oi
the gift at the close Of the war
should like 70 see Russia, hnSland,
France italy ana the United states
Form g defensive ana offensive coAl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
spiritluIcn.e eiecns. .gIppIifationcn.

9caau Sobn 90 Oiiquinnions sir........ 4
Mcli Nobn 521 Nortc 1it... ...............
Nicp, tdnc3, 1917 WMlAiN @lt ..........
Nnu N0nG s.. 32l lS 6rnuiin Sir.....,ll
9uei 9eiuaW 1901 0niicu slpc. ........... 3
Nliicr Nohu. 223a 0tcocriu slpc .... -. ..... ~
NpG1u. orcocrid VS.. 1880 9i.t@inuct @tt...-
hupe, 4bQnda ~ 22i &.,Nn0clle Sil. .... <
Nno1cre gsiuiuu 81. 1892 NsGtcicr 1ir...
alollhcr eDarlea ~. l4l0 1cQnu.os 1it.. "a
ihMGla} ept's. 22l a,iWMplia ~ ......''i
Nn6 @coree s.. 36 ilio 3s S..euidm Sir
Nilovpu 1olcpb, I3 So 8. AiH @ir.,.-
gNim, sanes. 1000 O5 Si.5o0ciic cir. q
SGlhnrl Saniuci. l21 *. lNell IN. ..,.... ~
Sducwalo, Gbwago $. 272i-23 5gcoesd.
eeifcu. srani 4. 300 &ocriec'9loe. ....2t
Scpcl, sr0ni 2222 ,cicriuu Sir.........
aeait Ncaamln N, lis 20 Cii'ealilmote'
edcicnbcracr. IT,. Sarro T.. eaniiabie G6G. 4
@6rMibucr SODn, 2ii6 Glt Ktclipn cir. ...
geeel slnen 8. l22 %afi .loe;,....;- a
chna0t Gbrliluu, 2l36 CltNuril Noc.....
Sumtci Ndri 3ii ~ Baltimore Gtr........ s
snnciocr, @corac I S.f0utlcp ~. t...-......
sN0nc Saiuca 81. 50i CiilioniOpnlcrn ctr. ~
Sarpucr, sophie u. l9silmcl los-Ol N
-heeb9n Noberi ii3i c,rcenmouni' 'gl0e. 10
Siiora. sinion, 1920 s6armouni'goc. ... q
SimpioH. alibaro g., ll6 tseJlnpioM@ir !
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siGh sumcs g. 1870 Naui Sir....... =
Street Siuncp. iji g. Silulot 4ir......,.l ~
gigoble ~ g3e9sg8g q l9ig 5ra,e %ioa,Sir 9S
ridun. Grren g., 2f20 -2l2d Nmoilon'Npe- 10
1icisc Ncouaro 1901 6reoerid goc .20
Sicpbcna, pattQ w. i3 rs S9una.o. * IT,
ciNdlcN .,.orri gl., iO3 YiQ0i -fr.. ...2 !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
airnItna. Ocn 4 ANIL I9l0.
Die gceiSlainr


ole Niaruldn0cr 2eaislaiur 1916, sic iA 0citcn
gbrno ncM 90tdaGcr Sisung bcrtoais bat ocm Stnoie
eincn 1ienii crpiaicL 0er Berporra9cn0 DerportldI
2ic hot Sem 5iao.c Gin Budget qcgcUcn oic Jle0clng
nnigrcr Siudi5cn onAc6abnt. ga Die bctrcIieHoc &or
oQc ea 3MaG qr 5taata9eroining ilt niuB lie oc
gedblcu bei ser 1oatsOo6l nl 9oucnbr l9l7 5ir
g9cglli0dtuig cor8gcNi mcroer DoB oe S2oglcr iit
optbeinc mer0en c6 moDl oiiBcr 6ragc. 3ur He
oclua ser Staats 6iao5cn geD6rt oid Die guibcbln1
ser iortlcuptoa &trniai8mgcn iiIr oiecn oocr rlei
3pcd bic lNb ia Saaie ocr Sabre ncDr mlo nebs
oebad Gotiel 5odc Ncuuagupgn micu finn
ia0in ID oas 9}osct cugcidoiien werocu weIdcS pom
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tcl uno Die 6inan5 Goniten ser 2caislour iicb u
SET fr3a 3eii po 80 To8cn iNiplntrcii mtBteV fbcr
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rent nlfie ihleBliM Gin &iumar uHo Geii5H cnt
iieAc &cnn Sic 9a08ei @orla0e pom &olle Dcaus
odtei piro, uiro es ned Gin boar Sabre nelmcu bis
mleoer p5aiGc Sronn9 ~ uneren 6inon5e Gcaoea
5ogoen iit
Gin onoerca @eroicnt ser 9o6slahr 1916 IL oic
9nnabnc oc iosaauidcn Gorcroations 9a ourd
mcldc biz gnrfiidt iibcr SEN 9aiitcrnana iiu0 oe A
ituailltr oel 6ildiana ua0 pie 6iid5uat pic Sago
uno ous 6oriipcc inter cncu Nut tonunt Ic slpi
aabc oer Heucn G0mmiiiou oll iein oic natirllden
@smeien Die ulicrc @cpniic Rno Nooer bcrgclb
el0c0ialr u niaNen
0ura Die 2lHahme oes &ro6ibitions eeleBcs ~
ocr 6orp cncs Soeal Cption e'cieees ober obnc bic
iibNde &lmtel uo &oca Option @eiegct oaB inmeg
poi Negan cine AniNmmmg i5cr pie 1pirituoicniroae
berpeaeiH6rt ucroen ior miro bic 9l0itotion ir %ro
bnition poraleidNiA ir lduaerc 3cii 5ur gtuhc foi
lner oitd gfbpcuag oes 9troQcS m Baltimore Unit
iilerudtiaenorr @lc0r9eit
GGj o0cr ser Staoi perpcsert mrrOe ibrc @rcn
5cu niis3ochuc} TT cin 6eDler ocr it rudlca MIRO
On Iieienigcu BIC ucranirortlin 0oiiir lno- Ser
6oriNgiit elmer @toBaot l0Bi lido niht bon ilcneii
ielbliit6iiacn @ohtier aAaltcn bconoers pidlt
mepn bic @goHito0; mBe06r oie pdIitc ocr @camnrt
3a6 ael Ao9lcr 0cS 5taaiee bcht pic ocr slii&dlaa
le icoer gSobl aeecn
geic iiblid pr0e Baltimore ouA pieocr Webr sur
@tWeiobhng Qereugc5o9cn gldl oieS miro emit all
oers nerocu Der Sto0t ului mil ser Set onh aro
6ere &crtrctuiQ HI ser ye0isl0hlr qcp0hu peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

gliis o.n tegiraC1 9ior0diocr Gropas omfilr5
lid o 9lndridt 0el oic oeatdc glitotte ii1cr mchr
ula roo Gmbeita pcrligt nobC oie Foricua Suf
iaiis gar iiat Hiacrac9He ino GIN liolses ,Sltli
ldin oas ncy 1ree 2uiara ii elmer Tilr 1eutld
lonos 2daol eptiaeioaoen 3eit init Dem Sepuhi
lcn crlenel Dnrte od6 ieiu Sebensoeu onh elm at
S6c 81 osH Siege GcltiAlanos braehoeen 6o
gsaN sHeN acualtigeil 6oriibrft oiQic i0O ~3cppe
l0ie 0afitelllil ioiu nur ocr 6ndaonn ernlclc
&oi ognl aaefsiica u3 o0o ill SoNfc 900 TbaH
iuirop ps 8 sch 9atBgn BMoupindliiicig bic
III iolJer 1ohtt Gnalauo 9atriegc nno AIS oeutlhas
2hreae 3bcr ieirolid'en Tcihinaci Tlhcnnn " pie
ipiiias N06C SET @ciihinga errpidt m0rocH oie ocl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

SHrcau ocr epiriuoieueiecn50o 0ommliare,
Simmer jOO, WcyimtegcuaAoc
8. NcnrN Sotcr, fraNocni.
yiobNuu Is. WiuAilm,
5ulcpg ". SA6,


sic nnhGcuanHicn Rcrloncn bacon &cliiot
men iir cine Nnoctail epiriMoicu.2iccu5 upnt
W,ai 1916 cngcrcbi ueNe am Nioulaa,
H. gprii 1916, ten llbr &ornlliags, 10
Nei0Oun1 Oc5Qlcn ptlocu.
sruicnc mlicn big ~ ll1r 9fiinQa am
Samiiag 10. sipril 1916, ciugcrcN ucr0cn,
liig lOc.,Oc Suruiu are ami VcluO 10 piclcu
enrcaa crlnna hpcrocn lpnuen
,iDbn q. Snugbammer
NOtIiNlctf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

Slbonncnien oc ben D0eutiAcn
GOrscipOnoentcu1 niali pEntllid uOer
unreeelmdfia crbolteu, iino se5eteu,
Scr Efficc oauOa per Selephon oOer
idjriitlid Nlitt6eilnng 5a MAIDEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

lll tttU
4, Slgril i9i6 ''4sa''Y Van HIT lin sorniiae@ N
NeialOnnn ocipdcn pcrocu
@focic mliicn bis i2 l0r 9RilaaS am
sauniiaa, TO- spfil 1916 cI0crcinl ucrocn,
Wreaa crlanQ hucrocn onnen.
5uhn a. gaunhammcr,
GOtiOlcri.
latuc 9brcNt gSar0
Nntbnicr Chorlcs fsO7 Wfuufhlnauin.qN qNe III
9lmoicr Charles K Qro lOgs-3 30 Gaiicrn.
ouEetlq 6psege c,ofcc a a.; 'si,,Rtah.
Ef.nfc ....
gsbcrf So,cpb 63i z sl,foo6ocn ....
Nauuau Sobg q. 1900 Cit6ori@pe. 1888. .2l
s,srea nnng" 5Sa,n,ls S5 ss ,gen Siebmdh W
Nartn Sohn ls 1850 cjrecru,olut gluc ~
Jan samucl 3 gS HGralis sSir............
Vainer, So6u ", 1905 o5rccanouuigiUc ~
5ntcr Senrac sn7 Slfl}lcninit. sir ..,.
Vrhr Niliiou s. 1890 CifsScocrals cir. -.
Nerlenir genionTin of7of Garii5le qlace.
l,rrniiein @nuiiici i 59O Va .Qnltiriorc-str
gfc sn6rcac. 1900 nnsSir.............2
Siols6nS 3gihoeiS ''s slil Sreserid .glSs 20
Vnptr Glmcr IS fiG b. -qibcrins Sir. ..... 4
gouocnoro. ocnrn liO4 qoOs r.......... Q
9ioincn eeprac IS. 1854 " .saraioaas rs
Wrannai S6Smos 300 e''Sanepcr. Sir. 23
Qrcen Scmcs, iOOi cit 0aacr.eir. .......tO
Nremn 4areiia m flcSia1 78o z. .Neolic.
rfrnhe -
grnduci Src6Srid s.. 1901 2 @0arles cir y
Nmrie. a0oniae. ia esoibcri0 Gir.........
@naW' samncl si i7io SitGdscr sir....
9,ntnrs Nniarcu ( S23 SiiSpr, .9f)c 2lf
lnrncS 0ueb |.. d2i Cit9baic ......tO'
Onuharbcn Nnod glbemarlc -fr...... 3
Carlin. Niauricc e 22Oi MsSnnonglpc t3
Oarrd Wiarontsf ClSiinuc). i42 Solp0in.
Slroee ................ti
Gubcn glbratam, 2Oi e.. 0iqh.Sir......... 3
eopeM Natpp, l4l3 CieVi -ll: '.''-' -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
9ctann.madlanaem.
etants. giccri. 9eianntmadlnna.

0ieroMrc werbcu aac &erionci nno AprpeF'
idaiien, incorporate oocg roliiiWc pelFs ~
ocr siaot Baltimore elm Grndit bcrcioen
iilg pe.dcs sic Gr0cbaue cuer stoais'
elerus crlcr0crl8 49, aniociorocrt oieielbe
am oocY Dor ocn rEirn Tacr oes ~'onaiS
Mai 1916 81 l6ien ooeg oiccloc 81 crneuern
Eic &crdnmnib cine 9iceuj 5u
l1lcn miro Vcyioncn circg Sisoie
ncbi Aolicn unicuucricn
0cyr eloam Gsnpcri @finar ocs 0onnon
elcas c5crinis. wir0 nm uno nod @onsna
bcr 3. glprl 1916, bcrcii icu, 5wiiDcn Acii
Ghnocu Ron ll0r &ormitoas Dig 4 nor
sa@miiiaes in icincn @hreon i'm Gegdlis4
ecrduoe gicenscu ansMiienen
2os eteaie,@erHMcrunos rcpnremcut uoM
Mnmlanb wiro ON T. @laI 1916, BON l1r
goruiiiaos big 4 ubr Nanmitiao2, tn icincn
9hrcmr I'M rulou xruit VcbaHoe, 0Darlc''
uno 6a1citcscirobc 3nr 1crausoo0uua bon
id6rubcn grriinernnss @lauersiesudru oereit
GgoiHns q. Mlr9lultn,
ebcrifi Der eiaoi baltimore
(T30 ,Apri Observation-Disclosures 29)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04


@aItiMorc. 81. Qinri 1916.
Ne @iruBenhntmbruNe Nowmiiidrc ocy
Sinoi @nlimcre muhcn lcnidh ocn &prl0rii
ten bcs Baltimore 1ia0lNbnrieie ticrfit be'
FAINT. onb lie bic gllfiitcllna clncr oeidiMirict
Siiie nlicr suaciprodencu Embellishments oet
ur0mieu nuloreu uo auerlcoet }Settpcrbps
bnnccu nebii eincr elllarenoen Nnric anleriieen
licbcH In &erbiucunQ nit ocr Nunoemrirnnl
nno 0rBinnna Der &icrnuo5uan5aiem straHf
iedlarnoiec9ig 6n6 pr1it. BON oer sSelteiie per
Cnl Sfrnfc BIS jur lrclie Der onmpo el'2lne
nuc, gcnlb Der all 2S. Ec5cmhcr 1912 unici'
icIhncicn 8eroronnul Fir PIG oce Wlneuio
mo Sinoirni0s bon Baltimore.
Die Auiiugcu wcrofu fr0 aui ucinc Sciicil
scr Wicrunc jiBnujigitcm olrnfc. cirmlebN0
ocrci Ncit Criircdcn mo iic umicieu bon bcr
Giiicie Der Cni.5trnHc biS 5iir gscliielle oct
Nnmpocnsgurnne; Ste loros mo Sioicitc ocr
&erino5mun6i8iien Strnbe, 800 SnB 0liliu
tom Gni Sirnhe. bic 9ioroleitc Der Nicrnno'
ipaujiaicn Sirabc. li0 SilB pcllli0 BON
Somp0clrglueHue; bic ziioieie Der @icruno.
3ip0n8iQien SirnBc 3y5 aus mcitlb oou
o1mpociApcline
llH5 Ne Qeben ierucr 1ieruii 9ot5. oab pors
nennnnic Yiie unn crlnrcine Nnrc ictt fir
Die Nnipclti0u niler outiu iuerfliiticu 8ctlns
ncn bercii iil nno oaG bic Noumlliare nIi
Trriinn, oem iicbcuten Sng I'M Ylprii 1916, nm
lrr %orniuNne. lia IN ihrem Hntcou i'm
Aaiphdnie fly oen 3ned peslanmeli meroen,
I'M rpfno cine IN pc0aer Siilc nneelilbrie
BON @crfoncn crbobeu milo, nie onriH inierc.
Som 81. 9lobinctir,
Nenrr Ml. Wihcl.
NnrrD y. 9lcnicn,
Nonfuili6rc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
Nnrcou oc5 @upernicnheniu Der Soiryncn nAo
nno Ndepdliuua.
0nihnnne NnliImnIr Wlh.

3. Nplll lNlb,
snacDoic in Iuplifnis dneQelcriiQi peroer
IN pcliicpclicn 00upCrio bis Miihucnl, oen ~.
Ypri 1916, @ormiiaaa q nDl, I'M Hurcnn
hes Observation-Disclosures Nailboue, baltimore,
Ailo an ocn rNouto OF glpnrce, IN care Of
Toe sim 9icniicr" 0crlficl. matlitt 9Bfp,
p0ialS iur Sgcfinl Seproiicn nno cjfdfltnl
illumination" lnNcnprincn
gnQcD0ic mliicu nit ben Spc5iiilailoncn
ilbarcirinnrueH uno iilo &utlngcn I'M yuredt
hes Superlnienocnicn iilr Hnupcl mo NelenW
inua r NniDD0us. Baltimore. Do. crDulllln.
cine @dlr.Qiricrlcgung BON 0ini (Sll sol
lars pirD fit icocn Snp 1pccilidionen mo
@orluncn ucranat pclhe dnriidae5nbli uirn
pcnr hciagtc 5pccridioncn nio sptdaei 10
giticm 3nnno 6ulldoegcDcii melocN
Cine 9iirQibafi TN QlcNcn Ecltn6c oe9
GrNtnipreilce miro pcrlun9i
Sin bcQlanniaicr Gbcd oce @lccro am cinc
,Nlcarirg Nuna.ynnl" In NObc bon cnlaulfo
(SiOO00O) Dollars, 6abbar an oeH Dlauor
mo Siloirnu bon Baltimore. nuib icocnl glih
0euoi beiaCingi ein
sic 0ontlali igcbOroc bcDdN 100 ons ale0t
Nor if6cio Elm Oocr dllc Nln0cboic ntiMpcilcl.
2si1inm WiD0r,
Gupcriricuocni ncr 0nmpcH tlo Nc,cniunA.
pcfidii0i: g. 9lrril 1916
SpnN Qrpcrt,
@taiiocui ocr 0oniiait NcD1roc
Nciiuiiqi. g. Npril 1916.
6sani Sri6tpn,
Nills Siaot Collector.
(gprllD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

Ecirtban im SHrgnn: geonf 1900.
5n ocr yVupsnu1; Nulic 4iS0.
Ghriitinn WliNcr,
2ringubehoitrr nno eniniinuHrcr,
9inghMrit.Ndc lcficgirn.Gg uAn W0uti1to. 2lOe.
9niiulric, Wio.
S.Wupiih, sSccgo olNunntu Eao nnD gindt rilcn.
Gclrlib crcnhicic r;mQuitncH lilr @pd)s
5cIcu rn0 Que @ciegcnbetei
tNum25lNA&1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04

2ic 1grcaniplr unicreo ganoes 6abea mefr Sa-
ioen os uiere llnpcriitdtcn mo COLLEGES Shl0entell
0ohcli lln0 mon broidlt nr 8ecgntlid clneu 9lid
iii Die 5pnlten onalo amcritoidcr 3ctlngen Sit MGR
icu uu iih 81 uber5cuaeu, ooB nod loiqe uidt allc
Noioten n 9i0lpcgc lino
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1916-11-23
Suffragette Convention

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have planned treat for Ches-
terfeld for next Friday, Nov. oath.
At Ross Hall they will give produc-
ton Of ga Suffragette Convention"
A reading of the cast of characters
presented herewith ought to be suf-
ficient to bring out a crowd.
Cast of Characters
Miss Mathilda Fetsingh, president
Of Laura Jean Libbey Literary Club
Miss Annie Welsh.
Mrs. Joannah Hightower Overman,
distinguished guest of the club and
orator of the occasion-Mrs. Robert
Hanna.
Reception Committee: Suzanne
French" Jennie Humphrey; "Rosalyn
Belle" Nell Melton; Eleanor Gran
dec" Sallie Berry Douglass.
Advertising Committee: "Miss Cam
eo Talkemuchee," Mary Bell Welsh !;
Miss Arabelle Golightly," Pearl
Moore.
'Dr. Mercedes Osteopath, +" Miss
Mary Pusser,
"Mrs. Highstep," Mrs. P. A. Muir
say, Jr.
Mrs. Stysanfetch," Miss Pearl
Melton.
MRS. Goodnuf,' Miss Bernice
Swinnie.
Mrs. Showsneezer," Miss Gertrude
Meehan.
"Mrs. Caroline Lee Bluhhed," Miss
Mary Funderburk.
"Mrs. Parson Toogood," Miss Ethel
Humphrey.
"Mrs. Willie Bridewell," Miss Mary
Funderburk.
"Mrs. Picklighter," Miss Flora Bell
Stegall.
Mrs. Landpore," Miss Stella Mel
ton.
"Mrs. Trublehunter," Miss Mile
Douglass.
"Flossie Trublehunter," Maud G..
Welsh.
Jonnie Trublehunter," Jack Doug
lass.
widow Twiggs," Mrs, C. C. Doug.
lass.
"Mrs. Militant Booster" Mrs. G
X. Laney.
miss Sallie Scrapper" (spinster)
! Miss Violet Welsh.
Miss Jane Lovingood," (maider
LADY,, Miss Sarah Moore.
Deacon Tucker" Robert Therrell
Policeman" Henry Douglass.
u "Aunt Dinah," r. +. HANNAH
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Chesterfield Commercial Club
Starts Campaign For Waterworks

AT call meeting of the CONNER
cial Club of Chesterfield last Tuesday
evening, waterworks for Chesterfield
was discussed and unanimously favor
ed. A committee consisting of Mr..
T. l.. Hunley and Drs. D. II. Laney
and l.. H. Trotti was appointed to
draft petition to be circulated
among the voters. 1t is probable that
a mass meeting will be called in the
near future, when expert engineers
Will be heard on the subject of costs.
In the meantime, estimates are be-
ing made as to the probable cost of
the system and the insurance reduc-
tlons that may be expected as the re-
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Mems Overcoats in all colors, at
Teal-Jones Co.
BEAR CREEK


Matrimony seems to be the order
of the day in our community of late.
Mr. Winston Roscoe and Miss Mamie
Culley were married Sunday and on
Wednesday following Mr.. Grafton
Mclean and Miss Laura Poison were
married. These couples are very
popular young people and we wish Tor
them many years of happiness.
Prof. Ward B. Ingram spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents at
Cheraw.
Mr.. Walker Tmnage spent the
weekend with his uncle near Chester
field.
DR.. w. N. Kelley was in our COM
munity this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark visited
friends in Patrick Sunday
Messrs. Otto and Paul Johnson, of
Middendorf, were in our community
Sunday evening. Come again boys.
We are always glad to have you with
us.
Messrs. d. NJ. Pate and l.. f. Hurst
made a business trip to Chesterfield
Saturday.
Mr.. Marshall Hendrix, accompanied
by his sisters, attended services at
Patrick Sunday morning.
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LOCAL ITEMS

Mr.. ,Junius Davis left for points in
: Florida last Saturday, via Packard.
Il. L. CASTOR, esq, of Cheraw, was
in town on official business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Griggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Teal and M. l.. Teal motor
ed to Bethune recently.
The infant child of Mr.. Lester
Davis died Sunday morning. and was
buried the following Monday.
Mrs. Mary H. Redfearn, of Mt.
Croghan, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. S. M. Jackson.
Mrs. Harmon of Cheraw, and Mrs.
Josie Sullivan, of Camden, were the
guests of Mrs. R. E. Hanna Sunday.
-.
Messrs. r. T. Redfearn, H. w.
Pusser, S. M. Wingate and J. C.
Baker went to Charlotte Wednesday.
Miss Sallie Allen continues to
improve her neat little residence on
Main Street. This time it is new
veranda.
The friends of DR.. r. L. McManus
are glad to see him on the streets
against after severe attack of
rheumatism.
Mr.. j. H. Bittle will have one of
the handsomest residences in east
Chesterfield when the improvements
he is now making are completed.
Mr.. T. R. Eddins is now engaged in
making extensive improvements on
the 300 acre place just south of town,
which he recently purchased from
Mr.. R. E. Hanna.
Rev. j. L. Tyler and Messrs. w. j.
Tiller and c. p. Mangum will leave
Monday for Florence, to attend
the Annual Conference of the M. E.
Church, South, Upper South Carolina
Conference.
Ladies' Black Walrus Hand Bags,
at Teal-Jones Co., $3.50 and $1,000.
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VAUGHN SCHOOL HOUSE

And the poor mans time has come,
when he, too, can drink ice cold
water.
Several fine hogs have been slau-
ghtered in this section since the re-
cent cold snap.
The wise old farmers have sowed a
large acreage of grain. They are
beginning to realize that 20 cent cot
ton will not suffice.
Mr.. Press Burr visited his parents
near Wadesboro Sunday.
Mr.. ]. A. Stroud, of Peru, was Wis
iting in this section Sunday.
Miss Otis Griss is assisting Mrs
Hollands in the school here and we
believe we now have one of the best
country schools in the county.
Mr.. w. d. Brown is sporting ford
iphild these cold days.
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Mr.. Wingate has moved his jewelry
store to the south side of Main Street,
nto the store room owned by Mr.. ].
A. Welsh. He is getting in some very
handsome articles that will make fine
Christmas gifts.
Thanksgiving Day--next Thursday
will be big day at Middendorf.
There will be Junior Order flag rails
ng with exercises beginning at 1
o'clock and big show at night, when
Miss Topsy-Turvy" will be the at
raction.
In the High School contest for the
best composition on The County Fair,
Kirby Melton won first prize-$1.OO
to be awarded by The Chesterfield
Advertiser. The essay was received
too late for publication this week, and
will appear in the next issue.
Mr.. Battle Hardison, of Morven,
who is known in Chesterfield, will res
sign his position with the Soil Survey
Department of the u. S. Government
and be associated with his father and
brother in business in Morven after
January 1st.
Judge Thomas H. Spain, of the 4th
Judicial Circuit, of which Chester
field is a part, is in hospital for
treatment in Richmond, Va. Judge
Spain has many friends in Chester
field, who hope for him a speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. .Weathersby, of
Columbia, will be with their daughter,
Mrs. R. L. Gardner, for Thanksgiving
Day. DR.. and Mrs. Gardner plan to
have family reunion and house
warming at this time in their beau
tiful home on West Main Street.
The graves of all the Confederate
soldiers buried in the local cemetery,
will be marked, showing their regi-
ment and company number and full
military history, according to plans
now being made. All parties inter
ested are requested to send informa-
tion to H. d. Tiller, of Chesterfield,
giving as full information as possible
concerning all Confederate soldiers
buried here.
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suit of adequate fire protection.
In the mind of the members of the
club there seemed to be no doubt of
the pressing need of waterworks and
the belief was held that the citizens
of the town are now ready to act in
the matter.
Other business of the club was
transacted. The resignation of Mr..
II. M. Odom as president was accept
ed and DR.. l.. Fl. Trotti was elected to
that office. Mr.. Walter Campbell was
made treasurer and membership
committee appo' d to assist him I'M
canvassing the embership in order
to ascertain tn, exact strength of the
club.
Another meeting will be held Mon
day evening.