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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29
REVIVAL AT PRINCETON.
Many Acquisitions to the Church Roll
Following IL Meeting Conducted by
Rev. j. a. Brock.

Many Asqnisitfons to the Church Roll
Following II Meeting Conducted by
Rev. j. a. Brock.
princeton Baptist church has just
experienced gracious revival. Pas
tor j. A. Brock, Of Laurens, came to
our help OH Saturday, August 18th,
and preached for nine days Mr..
Brock has never had the advantage in
life that he would wish to have, but
after long strenuous struggle, he be-
come convinced and to feel strongly
that God wanted him in the ministry
of the Gospel. Soon he set out to be
one of Gods servants and his influence
has been greatly felt wherever he has
gone. Our people here do not recall
a meeting that has reached us so cf-
fectively. Tho Lord was with us in
the presence and power Of the Spirit.
His appeals went straight to the
hearts of the people, and the result
was, that twcnty-ninc were received
for baptism.
The influences of the meeting upon
the Christian people has been marked,
and many Of us have caught Il now
vision OF the meaning Of the Christian
life and its great responsibilities.
Mr.. Brock captured Princeton with
his great gospel messages, and The
church is worry proud Of such Il noble,
consccratcd servant, and VIC feel that
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29
See our line Of Suit Cases.
S. M. & e. II. WILKES & co.
Seven Cousins in the War,

Mrs. G. Nj. Clarke has just returned
from Simpsonville, where she visited
her brother, Mr.. w. H. Boazman and
her sister, Mrs. G.. II. Goldsmith. While
there the war was constant source
OF conversation and was brought home
peculiarly to them because seven out
OF their nine boys are in the service,
not one of them having asked for cX-
emption. Mrs. Clarke is the mother
or Lieut. A. G. Hart, who is now Oh his
way to Hoboken, N. j., where he cx-
poets to receive further orders for i'm
mediate service in Franco.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29
Ask anyone who Has Used 1t.

There arc families WHO always aim
to hccE bottle Of ChamDcrlain'S Collie
and Diairhoca Remedy in the house
Tor use in case il is needed, ana find
that i, is not only Il GOOD invcstmcn, /,
bu, saves them no end Of suffering AS
to It's reliability ask anyone who has
uacl H.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29
Missionary Institute.

The Laurcns County Missionary In
stitutc of the Presbyterian church
meets at Shady Grove church Friday,
August 3lst Each Presbyterian church
in the county Is earnestly urged to be
represented.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29
The oulnIno Tia, Does Not Aff,et ta, Head

Because OF its tonic and laxative. effect, LANA.
TIVE BROMO QUlNlNISis bcttpt thun ordinary
Quinne and does not Ce'iSc gncrvOuSncSs nor
ringing IN head. Ecmenbc e the full name and
look for the signature OF. Z. w. GROVE. 30c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29

Call ard let us show you the best
line OF Bed Room Furniture 10 be
tC nd in the State.
S. NJ. & e. II. WILKES & co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29

children of all ages and grown-ulrs
printed on the bottle. Beware of coum-
tarfioits sold here, SO don't be fooled.
yet the genuine, made by California
Zig Syrup Company"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-08-29

RANTS. We have on hand brok-
en- stock of paints which we are going
TO dispose of. lou can save money if
We nave what you want. Moselcy e.
Roland
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
9ealti@c airdea In NlaraIanO.
SatbOliihe 0jcnlcinoen.
(Yeoeniptorlltens sBcmeinoen. J

(JteOentptorntetsWc sWcmelnpen
ct. Alpbunins Stride Ode Yarfs
glbeme mn Gorotoeo StraBe; $otcr
&nurentius aiBncr, Heftor; Batter SoIepb
gourtaoc, Yater Yblipp HobbadJ, Satcr
Ebilip GoIoncl, Ydtcr Sobann q. 0ailp,
Boter BilbeIm 2inoner lin @olton)
ct. SafUbMss StrGc --@ @dc ylisqlit6s
mo GagersStrobe; Bntcr Solepb 3unt,
9ieltor; Yater Tnlil Suber, Yater @ils
liam 9rid Buter Yeter 8artin9er, Yos
ter Soicpb StoIR uno Patcr Soicpb 3iis
ter.
CT. ylidneIs STRIDE - Gde 8olfes
uno 2ombnros sStraBc; Enter S5olcpb
Biiiel, Heftor; Yuter Beicr Yade. Yater
coIepb 9olpeidmp, gaicr NerunrD
3ucding, Yoter Soicp5 Strou6.
Sorr5 Scims9irdJc 3. Strabe uno
Softer glpcmc, Sigblonoiomn; Ynter
Tran3isIus 9ducnbmler Jlcitor; Ynter
9uoultin @eiiier, Yater 9Ilpbons Ser5o9.
Yater SSpbanu Brdul Yater Snlil 8cny
fer, Yuter gllfrc0 Sd)iperb.
ct. UcnseSlnus &irdDe (bobniIde) IT
Gouinatons nio giibldnos&benue; Yoter
Soiep6 SiIo 9leftor; Yotcr Menoeslous
Neli6or, Yoter Soiepb Scott, Yotcr
9lngultin Yetrauet uno Yater Sobn
Xisfd
ct. Setter mno %nnl Stride III Gnms
bcrlnnO, Wlb.-Yatcr Sominit Sdulter,
9icftor; &ater 9llban 9ontmcl ilno Yoter
Simon anupfcr.
ct. 9lniUuinS STRIDE 81 0jnrocnollle-
Yoter s. s. Nnen, @oroenpiue.
ct. SuiepbS 0jcmciuoc an SScdnr on
ocr @elars9loao; Yaicr 6bas. s. SrIllis
aus, Jieftor.
81. 9rcn5. .Girdjc -g8cits, nobc 2igbts
StrnBc; Qater glrnim Wamp nno %nter
Sor0au
IL Bl. OiOtbGcIfcrs9irdjc Monnts
nabe Der YrattsStroBe II Yrtor Aleglus
Grab.
Ell. Olaricn- GirdJc, @ai6ingtou, .. 6.
Batter s. H. Notb, 9iettor, un0 Sater
2eo Stierbein
Gbanp. -mtb. GcmcinOrn.
ct. Nlnttbai= Stride 8aDettesStr,
uro gentrols glpcnie; Ynitor s. gS. Cos
der. Nr. 1900, Sits8aDcttcsStra6e
St. 2nfGs Stride 6enricttos nno
gutoiosStraBe; Eoitor !; $: @lemme,
gir. 421, &eitsSenriettasStruBc.
ct. ,SUbnnncs Stride Sde Sonls
barb iino Gut6erincsStrnbe YaItor s.
o. Giin5lcr, SIR 2516, @eltsNomboros
StroBe.
NCrcinistc Gban0. 9irdlc - Canton;
YaItor 8ni, @at. ylr 023, @nItzglpcme.
Gpncurnias &trdDc HnlbrooisNpe.,
no6e IabIonsStr.; Yoitor & w. Wieic,
SIR. 2032, BeItsglortbaNpenne.
G6riituS Stride ~ 8eaIor@, nabe See
catnrsS sStrobe, 9ocllits Yoint: Yaltor Y.
Brieicmeiiter.
ct. Su6anneS Stride ginolczStr
na6e @ennIpIoanias9Ibe Yaitor 8.
s. Nuf0erhanr SIR 1919. NihrtlceNpc.
Gp. .Imih. 4riebrnSs G'Cmrinoe - @bes
Iters, nahc SrlcanssStraBe; Ydltor
G6os. gnoers. g1r. 281i, glblanosglpc.
ct. @4attHai'Sirde - @orlubsSlpe.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
Gnnennlidler Qcidtiinn.

Ter 10 Sabre nlte |cter Sci9cI
pon 9Ir. 426, Siio12. StraBc, Sig6-
lonotomn puroe nuf Oic g(ni4uloi-
gung, SoS Sru. S9m. @infcImonn
bon &oencl 0eigbtS gcbori9c pluto
mobil 9eitoblen 81 boben, bon 9iidtcr
GolpfinS i'm norooltIidcn Boli5eigc'
ridt imter $1,000 9iirai6oit aui
ircieu SUB ociebt @cgcn 6abrcna
eines 9lutomo6ilS o6ne @rlaubniB oes
9ciibcrs muroc er Inn $tt.45 BE-
trait. Seieel Ioa Oic Mnibine an.
geblib bon Der Charles. unO Sering'
ton-StraBe wcgee6oIt lmO einem
Troolcr an Der giorO- g9olic- StroBe
iiir $25 rerfalit baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

Sobn goiter Dor oeiien Saus OurH
Die linte oanO 9ei6onen unO nod
cincm 9ultiuorer SOipital iiberfii6rt,
po geia9t miro, onB oic 8ono ampu-
tirt merOen miiiic. SSo5n @olter pur-
oe Our6 einen S6log NIT einen
Mmtcritein auf oen &opi idluer per-
lett, linO miro Oeriel6e, ou iein 3u-
itanO Guberit beOcnflib fem ioa, nod
0cn llniperiitdt5-Soipitol gebrodbt
lueroen. Der Streit fnnO nm Ntittt-
nod ltatt, ais Die @ogcn Ocs S'Gon-
nea Maueriteinc no1 Dem @rltnO-
Itiid oes Goiter gum 9ou eines ncuen
SouicS 6ro6ten. GS crtitanocn Nici-
nllngspcridicOenbeiten iiber Die 9lus-
tii6rune ser glrbcitcn Oic 5u Oen err
m16ntcu Sbdtli6feiten iiibrten.
Cater loa in ieine @o6nlng gc9on-
gen ieih nit cinem @ewe6r 5uriid-
gcfebrt unO ouf O'GonncG eeidolien
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
.Sciraths. qicenscn.

lSreOcrid g8. Goof, 81, Ebocnir,
02o., mo Morgoret 3infan 2S.
Soiep6 &. @reul, 26, umO MarD s.
&ooert, 80.
@lmcr z. NlocGordlc, 81, unO
Goiip Gorun 90 9eiOc bon 'FDila'
Oelpbia, ga.
SomeS 9ficnc6ot %, nnO giola
@ociusfi, %.
SameS Salm0erS, 95, bon 0la-
lone, 9t..gy unO GiteGe Griffin, 80,
8ittme, bon Fbilaoclpbia, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
0ag (snSc bonn QicO.

S5eitige observation-disclosures iIber
oepiIIe 9lrbeiten, Die 5lpiIden 5lpei
bcfonnten GIarfSuiIle ginuo6nern
cntIiunocn, ortetcu IN GbdtIibenfei'
ten aus, oie 5u boien SleiuItaten fiiDr-
ten. @iaiam S'Eowue4 wuroe BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

&unltireuno: ,,ghli pie bat oeunI
aelicrn OdS meme sAliiipiel gefaIleu2"
@irtb oeS Observation-Disclosures rOb,
eS miro icbou cin iebr olltcS Stiid
Icin. ocnu id bo6 0eitern lpabrcno
ser %orirliinb hs Gornc Wipr aus
Qei@elIt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
0as glcn6crgcr'iAc San8 a60c6rannt.

Gin 9roBes 6a1werfae6duOe, Oos
bicle Sabre lang an ser @de BON Der
Slo &urfor0-9looo uno @lenmore'
9loe. itono, iriiber i'm geiib Der Q.
9teubergcr 6omilic, ober iebt leer
mar lit trob aacr glnitrengungen DER
Selterlpe6r BON @oponS lnO @arOcn'
bile ob9ebrannt. Gos 6euer iunroe
fur3 nob W}ittcrnobt cntoedt uio 0ic
6euerpe6r bon @aroenoiae alornlirt.
gine StlmOe ipGtcr pltroe audi Die
SCucrlpebr BON @ooons ber6cigeril.
fen. @S eeborte sur 3eit Oes 8ron-
oes Der 6ronf 9toDaf 9iealtp SO. 9ie
@oli5ei Ole cine llnteriu6uug nod
DER llrin6e 6es 9ronoes cin9elcitet
bat, neiet licb Der slnlidt 5l Dob
2anoltrci1er, Die i'm Snitie i6liefen
OoHeIbe aus gfudldiiigfeit in 9rono
ltedteu. Der S1oOen bctrdgt rngc-
id6r $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

gl6onucutcn. hic Den ,.Tcntldcn GDrrc-
IponScntcn" nI1t piinltlidl oorr nnrroN'
mGbl9 crbnltcn. iiuh acbcteu. ocr Sfiice
tauDn per EclCpbOn uScr idlriitIih wiit-
t6eiluHg 50 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

,,egenu i6 9lbenos itorf oefneipt
bobr, 10 uebnle i'd Dor oenI S1laicn-
gcbcn itets elm nicoeridlagenoes
gRittel~
blade i'd cbcnio tUenn ic6 3. 3.
uadbauie fonme, balt cs nieiuc 6rau
lhon bercit.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
ggaS Sri. g3apue ansiaatc.

Sra9eus eines 9leuolocrs 81 elmer
0clOItrofe BON Sc. Derllrtbeilt. II
Sin per6eiratbeter Ylamt io1 iic
I'M i6r 2e6ensgliid betrogen 6o-
bcn.-GerNPonn iogt, CT pcrfcbrte
mir ociddftliN nit Oeni WlGOdcn.
Gird Die @r5d6hmg ibrer 2cbens-
0cicbibtc, i6reS 6cbltrittcS lmO pic
iie nnee6lid) bon @oul 2inOou, SSr,
Der in oen Wlorlboroueb apartments
ipoBnt, nm ibr 9ebcnsgiid betrogct
pltrOe, geipomu iiA @liic @apne, ein
bii6i6eS, 2l.idbriees @ldohen bon
@irginien Die Spmpotbic @ieler I'M
Griminol-@eri6t, ipoielbit iic megen
Trogens elmer tootlihen Moffe pros
5eiIirt ipnrOe. Phi Natb ibrcs 9ln'
luoltS, GooiO @. SoufmuuL befonn.
tc Iie IiH i6ulOig mo lpuroe bonn
9fid)ter @orter nm 8 @entS beltroIt.
Sy6rer gr5Gblung nad botte ooS
.UtdOden Oen 9inoou, Der friiber eilt
9ln5eiecn-9l9cnten cineS bieligcn @e-
ihdftsbollics mar, Oeniclbcn I'M @e-
IdGitc, in oem ie bciOe ongeItcllt
maren, fennen gelernt. Sinoall 10
iogtc ie, bdtte iie in ibrcr @obnllng
6eiudt, iib olS unOerbcirotbeter
Ntonn ouSgegcbcn, inO lid Wlonotc-
lana Inn Iie 6epor6en, bis ct ibre
2iebc gepornen bottc. Sic wuroen
lrbr intini INTO bciudten &ergnii'
glingsorte 5ltiommen.
9luf ieinen &oridlog Bate Tie in
cincm onocren &ouibous Stellrng
Qenommcn nnO inn nad SdIuB ser
9Ir6ctS5cit ii6cr sic @clAdftSmetbo-
6en in oicicm @cid)dit @ericbt a6gc-
legt. @cnn INNER iic ipGt nod
Souie fam, mare ibrc Sdueitcr nod
2inoops @obmino gcgongcn unO
bottc i'm aebeten, bon @liic ab5ulai-
len. Gic SHweitcr 6dtte in @riob-
rllne gebrndt, ooB 2inoou uerbeira-
t6ct mar uno 5iuei GinOer 6atte.
,,@enn id oos oepnBt bdtte", Ia9-
tc SRI. @oDnc, ais CT gum critcn
Nlalc nod iniercr @obnimg fonL io'
bGitc idb i'm in Stiidc aeriiien"
glls SRI 9nDne erfaDren bntte,
OoB 9inoou perbcirotbct mar, na6Tn
iic eincn ibrcr Wlutter ae60rigen &c
polpcr on iid), rnO begab idb nod
2in0ou'S @obnlmg. 6rau 2inoou
trof tic am gineong 6ilr @obnnmg
ilnO tbeiIte i6r nit. SinOmi wdre
nidt su lprcden Gos Nldodcn gab
Der iSrou 6ieronf 0cn 9ricf, oen 0icie
5crriB. 9lls iie OoS tbot, 500 Sri.
9npne Die SdnBmaffc ous ben Sal
len ibrcs 9leiocS bcrpor in0 modte
iid iduB6creit. 2inoau Ser b0rte
wie iie iaete, lic wiirOe ihieBen, elite
5ur Gbiir mo nnbnl Dem WldOfen
nof beftigem 9tingen, in Dem es iib
Gin 6loucs 9luge 5i5og nnO cinen
Sobn perlor, Oen &epolper lpcg.
Sri. 9opne's @erboftimg folgte.
Sn 8erb0r beitritt iie, Dob tie Gin
oau bubc idjieBen pouen, tie iagte
iic bobc Die glbiidt gebobt, ibn 81 cr-
idreden.
9(ud madte tic Die gemerfllng,
OoB iie sen 9epOlper gegen Iidb ielbIt
onlpen0en moIle, 0enn nenn cine
Eerion 10 iebr un9liidlif lit, 10 mag
iie mobl irgenO ettpos tbltn."
2inOmI iaete aus, ieinc 9e5iebnn'
qcn nit Dem Wtdo1en Ieien nlr &c.
iddftlider 9lotur gclpeien.
Sin iredjer lleberfna 6ei YimlicO.
G6orIes 6lpnn, Der aneeblidb iei-
ncn 9ebensimterboIt our1 @ettet
ouf 8ieroerennen oerOient uno bon
glep-Dorf iein ioa, iie6t elmer idwe.
rem 9lnfloge BON Seiten Der Gountp-
@roBeei1morenen enteegen. 6lDnn
ioa nd6 9lusioee Der 8-iGbrigen
To6ter emma bon Or. un0 Srolt
2eslie q. 2e6nlnm bon Yimlico on-
4 o...,.. r.l,.. Ol.....fe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

sSclIcr'9erliHerllnNcn.
~ T. enedrilurb & 60. il7-2i ehan6ct 81
eoiuucr,c g'ui0uQ
pTcntl1lc Icucy.perHhsrnnQS,O ,OiernlfaIt", nols
too0s unh baltimore Gnahc
hsNwtrllnniihe Observation-Disclosures
Wnlaan", VdiimorcStm0e nlh 0ullom
vRnnal 9nlurnn-' so. VI 1luerpp5l", Ncnrb 9Q.
&artieh, NciioeH3sNiaimper iOl lH3 ohdms
per OF Oommerle Qni0n0
AWctmunin 6cner 3erincruna9 OicltnlNagi"
Saiiimores nliO Noril.E irnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
GrGntcr- gJieOisin.
.SObcn Sic ismOIs 0rrSmdlt, sc-
InnO sn lucrScn, n6cr obns
9rFOIs?


@s mda Tefn. bah Gle Ut In Ne.
baHoIuTe porsn, 6aB Gle ale 6oli4
nuna ani @eneluHg duigabcn
Gle, ntiiNeu iplien. DAB iu aller
Ncbcnflnqeu GpeNaldrheit bcrl0nqi
miro ilin Die ui1tipite nor allen w
bic pcbdnoliinN boa araHfbeticIt- 2Sn'
rum confultrcn Gle tn oer Orteillt'
nR oieler I0nildde 6int einelt sue.
Sidlifteu bon Qlttcm Mni fiir Selntd
unO @hrIid)ieit. penu Gle an einet.
Q,druern eiQentbnmlidlcn 0ruHiber
leioen ooer BON oerlelpeii be6tnoerI
lutroeu: eilien Gpe3idlilien bet tlber
IL Snhre praiiiiUe Sriabrnll1 IN
mldnncriranibeiten bat ctncrs Der
Sbuen nab eiiler fprgidltigen untcrs
lncbunQ iaQen plrb, 90 cr Gir lnriret
lam ooer Mot: cinen. Der Gle IN
lir3eiter 3eii hiriren pirO Oie IS
Itlh nit Dem bciioft urn ilberiien ne
iiiltnt berein6orcu Ihbt
1icfe Qlri bon &ncStn.iIten tuOen
Sie menn Gle BI Gamrin nUa Nnlit.
r:aTe, mo, 40R DNsgnltimure4G G5irnbe.
runlnltircu @r bat bielc m(dnuer
iitrirt. bic obne @rfolg OerInd)ien, Nh.
hhlle o0cr sur 3u iinoen g9a8 cr
nir Nnocre aetbdn, idm ct gncb
fir Gle tbun
Seine Sebiibren Nr0 fhenrte uro
Nablunaeu ioer0eu ben Wlitteln beS
|atlsnisn nr9epabi arronairr.
(S-)
s.i.,k fy ftfs a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

glct9plotten, Dletol, &c
sheu. gonifn & Co., Sne., iS-i5 2albc, irr<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

&npieridnlic1c un0 FliNnbers.
Sran Snbett i73l TBomrc. eirn3r, 81 & B.
2ccpbop: gBolic 1889
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

3citlinacn 3citihriften ctt.
,,1he Baltimore slens Gampousi", Moperi 9 q
Nencrs. Nci6ifsiibrcr, 227 yl'aalpertair
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

0GitId)e 9liicltr mo 3eitilbriiten.
q. onnlaa. mr oo6 s3er ecrnoioaairebf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
Sin ircder lle6erfaQ 6ci @imlitO

Sin frcdDer lleberfall bel ElmllcO.
GbarIes 6Ipnn, DER aneeblib iei.
ncn 9ebensltnterbolt ourb Wetten
ouf Hier0erennen oerOient uno bon
gSew.yorf Iein ioG, iie6t elmer idwe-
rem 9lnfloge BON Seiten Der Goirltp-
@roBgci1morenen enteegen. 6l0nn
ioa na6 9luslaee Der 8-iGbrigen
Todter emma bon Or. unO 6rou
2eslie q. 2e6mnm bon Yimlico an
oeblih einen oerbre6eriihen glneriff
olti ooS aino Oerlu6t babcn. Gie
9lngelegenbcit, Die ii6 ibon om 3.
Dloi ereignete, ipuroe bis iebt eebeim
ee6oltcn. g9ie ons Ni1oben i'm Ser
Dor be5eilgte, beiono iie Iib in Ger
HD9ers-9(oe., in Der 9t1be Der Nin-
Iico.9fooo, ais ein Wlonn 5u EferOe
uorbeitamlun0 frug, ob cs mitreiten
lpoate. sic bitten 5ulnmnen eeipro.
den ais er lie ploblid ertdBt unO IN
Die 9iiide geidleppt babe. Sbre
SiiIieriiic bdttcn i'm bcronloBt Iic
frei Su geben iinO ct mare altf fem
BferO gciprlingen unO oaoongeiogt.
YolBiit Soiues &leenonn Der glrling-
toner @oli5ci Dorte OnS glngltgeihrei
res &inoes uno nabte ii1 auf Die
@eriolgung 6lpnn'S, oen er iblieBliA
fono luO perbaitete mo Dor BEN Ri6-
ter S. Smit6 Orid brd6te, melder
onorOnete, Dab 5lpnr fir oos Yerio6-
rem Der Gouttp @roBgeI6morenen
feItSubnlten lei. Scr 9lngriff purOe
in Ger lnmittclboreit gl66e Der Mo6-
nung Or. 2ebmann'S perht1t, ser ein
onqeIebener uno in Baltimore mobl-
6efannter Serr lit mic ouh in 9(r.
IinAton uno &imlico. 9oS ain0 lit
inter ieinen Spieltomeraoen pie
audi @ruo6leneil ieGr belie6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

cof eaun Nrmetern, --9crldngerfe 0aiierm
Mpennc ellle NegrdbRlbpldbp unier iorh
lpdbreHber Nuindt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

"eeIs Rspodt ano rma cOmpauu" is eouio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

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g6wir r. eamncls, lcdiepali Ruicnfc 0ans
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1SdbriQe IrnhrlrQ
W. g. q ". 3. 0cpnrb, a. gouiInculnl Nloe.
NraIiBiren felt 1872 eriogrcb IN Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

9oumotcriolieu, S6iiren, 5eniter-
ra6nlcn, S6Ocu, etc.
ans, y. Softer & &c., il5-il7 eao.5scocrids
Gtrulc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

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mid 10 on2 Solten sic mid fir ci.
nen @eilt2
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Benl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

2nuoiurt6idaitlide @erdt6c. Same.
reien mo @eiliigcliiir6terc.
Griffith xurner Oo 2O5 Gor0 g,aca ctr. nnb
306 yl0rh WdO Cit
x1e Wiener & ehicr Co.. 80 2la1i lrabc
betlOc8 Gamcu0cindu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

WtCftuNitlc NAcNtU.
". @. Gun & Co..
002 01O 0lGrbIano Trufi Nuiioiun.
glohonal. .9antcn.
.,Snc Oh Snpn Wailunal ganl", ciuh nnb
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NeurD g. Nehue. NalhrT.
ysseOne National 9aMi", 432 Sio.Nroolunp.
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,gclicrn NntlUnnl Nnnf", "a IOrn &ui0lpl Cit.
g8 Wlaroll 1diliter
StdatSs9anfcn.
.oentfde Nanf uun gniilmutr", Baltimore, unb
NouionhsSiroBe. &uQnii yRehcr NrdNOcni,
Sobn g. gaiber. Gicc,Nrdioni; Gcoiae s.
runa, Nnliirer.
Spar-9anfcn.
yDeuiide eparbont Sou gallimDre", Gniaius
un0 baltimore aGtrabe
Sriiit-@onpoanicn.
neaic 3epoEt auo 1uh G0mpunD" 10 Gonio'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-07
DIZZY SPELLS
Relieved After Taking Two Bottles
OF Cardui, Says Tennessee
Lady

whliwcll. Tenn Mrs q. T. Cart
wright o. this place. writes About
four wears ago ne dirsy spells got 50
al that whom / would start 10 Wslk
would lust pretty near fall WASH :
past dolns my vork. but vas very
much rundown
told my husband thoNghl Cardul
would help me. as lady who lived
next door 20 ne lad taken a great
deal. and told me % try 10 This WAS
when we we're living In Kentucky
Ny husband got me bottle and !
took Il according 90 directions Il
helped me 50 much that he went back
ana got me smother bottle ! Eo' a
whole 10, better aud just quit sakiug
e. got over the dirgy srells ,nos
no other medicine AZ that time NOT
slncr for this trouble Ne. I've never
reerrttca taking Cardui.
fclt lust fine when | finished the
second hogue"
Purely vegetable, mild and gentle
IN its action, Cardu,, the wHnaas
tonic. may Ne the very medicine ysl
need. II you suffer from symptoms OF
female troubles, sivs CaT1Gi a uias
All druggists No-Ass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-07

open fiat rate per inch. per column
side Sc
same sunday.
standing display adv, rtiEernents
open rsto per inch. pc month. $500.
Reading Notices
Pur. r,ndiag matter each Insertion
per Tine. zoe
Locals per line each Insertion. i2c
Contracts flr large amounts n al
,ertislug space on application ~ this
office
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-07
NoTIoE ~ cRFpIroRs
THE STATE or TUNAs.

County ~ Naccrs
re- rho.c iioldins claims AGAINST the
Estate ~ James Mshonry. Deceased
Tho undersigned having been duiy
appointed AtminlSntrN ~ che Estate
of James Nahorey. a.. eased by the
County Court ~ Necccs County Texas
on me seth saw - Narch A. y 1917
aeueey gives notice 90 an having
claims egainsi said estate o. prcser,
them az my residence in San Patrieio
County Texas wArrr receive my
mail within the time required hy Law
Witness mv hand this .9th day q,
June, A n 1917.
MARGARET MAHNNry.
Administrator % the Estate 81 sar,e.
Mahoney Deceased RAW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-07
RUGS CLEANE'
Pbore b-1

$3.50 y Nnnchman Merrym4n. Ruch.
Hl''h concrete Co. Gcn1 Contr,cto-s
uipp'ns Watts and Watering Trough. 1
-pe,l.i'y Box sit Corpus chrI.,l
Faf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-07

SShrVs CHRISTI rYPEWRITrp
hNShAN4E-Rep Repairing. rrntAl. -
phrs Agents Tor ReI rypewrt,~-.
2 -. Box 81, Corpus Chr,.,, 49, -
college, DAsiness
ST.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02

Three-room apartment, near Five Points, has every con venience, prettily papered; consists of living room, bed room, tile bath and kitchen cite; rent $35.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02
Rental C0mdiGioms in Biirnnimghamn
By Robt. P. McDavid, Jr.

moves re fire This old adage be pretty generally believed Birmingham judg ing by the scarcity of Heretofore the this exhibited somewhat which could of the houses the city, afterwards office of his on homese
  The tenant has beome fixed
  larity
 careful investigation of rental fees reveals the fact that mano on Vacant substantial increase years attributed tho high families less than half this number of houses have been The deman disin ably olowed
  hled while hang gfrombu unnhabted Foreign capital is gradually investing in nourfut Optimism the keynote Reale coming into its Verify the a new era is supon us
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02

Non-housekeeping art ment, near Five Points, con- sisting of living room, bed room and tile bath. Rent $27.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02
Mos@ley, Henderson & Davis
 RENTAL AGENTS Birminghams Choice Apartments and Homes

Attractive 4-room apart ment, near Five Points, steam heat, hot and cold water, shades, gas range, janitor service, etc. Just the place for a couple or a small family. Rent only $42.oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02

Attractive 8-room house, prettily papered, in excellent condition. Rent only $40.00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02

Modern home, east of 2oth street, h a I'd W Q o d floors throughout, sleeping porch, servants room, etc, ? baths. This is an exceptionally de- sirable home and rent most reasonable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-02

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