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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19
Il. gyorfiebllno.l

2
@s mar elm fleiner, oider W}onu,
iaete iie nad einigerlleberIegung, nit
einem oinflen @eiidDt nno eiuem an
ben @noen ailfee5mirbelten S6nirr.
bart.
g9ie iuar er eefleioet9
Gr trug oilnfle alei0er uno einen
ipeihen Sut, ben er bis iiber Die 9lu-
gen ge3oget botte. SD fonnte ieiu
@eiibt nidt oeutIi6 ieben.
Gle botte iofort, obne ii6 5ll beiin-
nen, geoutportet, nno bod pollte es
@o0frep icbeinen, ais iei Der oilfri1.
tige Slang ibrer Stimme Elm tDenig
er5ipitugen.
Qgas tat er nit Der @iienitonge2 ?
froete Simmonos tpeiter.
@eih nod Dem Siebe mari er iie
iDeg. SD glonbe, i'd borte iie fallen,
Sa bier lit iie, rief trhnpbie,
reno @oofrep, Der iie inter einem
Stuble an Der @oro erblidte. 9lber
iieb, Simmonos, es 1T feline geiuobn.
lid)e Stanqe, eS 1T elm 9iobr.
Simmonos unteriubte es rno iugte
leiie 3ii @oofreD
eSbre glngobeu lc6einen 5u itim.
men. g9dS meinIt oit2
SO 6olte oos W1Goden fir pollig
unihuloig, beltdtigte oieIer, lpenn or
nuh einiee 8peifel in be5ig ouf ole
obioLite 9iihtigfeit ibrer gr5dbling
bate; er beihlob ieoob, oieie BEL iid
1u bebolteii
Mir noilen oo6 einen Bid irs
g2eben5immer tperfcn, fubr Sinl.
monos fort, bier fonnen mir nihts
9leueS mebr erfobren.
gs mar Gin aetpobnlic6eS Sdlaf,
GUNNER; on Der 8ano bingeu einigc
oltc aleioer; oiif einem Tiidden
nabe beim @ett ltono cine lcere 4bis-
fDiloihe. gluf Dem @ett botte often.
bar jendno, bollig ongefleioet, gele,
gen: frii6e Spuren bon Straben,
idnuib oos llnpetter mar erit &c.
Gen 9lbeno losgcbroNeu oeliteten
oara1lf bin
Ebonpion mar oifeubar Elm Grim
fer. bemerftc Simmonos uno oeutete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19


GrcScentio, ge6orene@effner, in i6rer
Mobnung ibre iil6erne Sod5eit, nadj.
Dem Soter glrmin @onlp in Ger bl.
areu5firdc Dem &oorc oen fir6libcn
Scgen ert6eilt botte. 0os gliidlide
&oor mur0e om II. sunni 1892 in
oerielben &irbe pom Goter 0omer
fiir's 2c6cn bereint. Scr Gag ficl
mieoerlm ouf cinen Sonntog, un0
unter ocn 5oblreiden So65eitSgditcn,
pelde rcht oiclc biibihe poiienOc @e-
ic6enfc eebro6t botten befonoen iib
oic Eotres gluniu @omp llno SSor.
0on, fcrncr Diortin 2pren5 unoSrou,
glloiiius Sitter uno 6rou, Captain
2cmle inO 5rou S Saibenbur9cr
uno 5rou Soiepb &oienber9er uno
5rou, 5rou Mo9gie Seib, Bart
@rnit uno 5rolt @6r. Supfelot rmO
6omilie, Sam. &nopp unO 5rou, s.
@olb llnO s. 9oipfne1 bon &biloOel.
pbia im0 gln0ere. SclbItoeritGnolicb
mar ein groBes &od5eitsmobl ierDirt
lmO es muroe mdn6er ber5liber
Eooit oui oos gliidli6e @nor 9etrun-
fen. @r. 8rfel lmo 5rou ltommen
9cioe aus @}ittelfronfen in 9aDern.
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hnmer nod i1orf. Sci ieiner 9liid.
fcbr fon0 er ben @ortier, ii6tlid) cr.
i@opit I'M @eitibiil iiben. IS mar
ein beleibter O}ann, oeiicn filr5er
slten ouf eineu Ser5febler i6licBen
licB
Sic ieben ans, 5egann @oofrcb
no0 GINGER lle6erIeglrng ais bdtteil
oieie aerlS Sic gan5 auSgepuupt,
Serr II
Siggins lit mein g3ame, ergdn3te
Der Bortier. Sinon Siggins.
So, ia, ib erimere MIDI Sic boben
Sbnen cine @lillion 6roeen eeitellt,
pie2
Cine U1ilIionl buunnlte Siggius
Grgerlirb. So, 3e6n 0dllionenl 9lber
mas mid milo gemadjt bat, lit, OoB
Die aerlS mir nidt glallbtertl Sic
iaben ans, ais meinten iie, ib tdte Tie
onliigen.
@oofreb nidte beritGnonisinnig.
$u, oas greiit einem Die g}erpet
an, Itinuntc er bel. SD bin iclblt
Elm menig err1iioet II nebmen Sie
cine 3igarre2
@igentlitb I6l1te i6 nidt raiiden,
cripioerte Siggins. glber ih bab's
n6tigl Gr 3iiuoete ole 3igorre an.
sScbt iu6en Sie oas Saus ob,
begarn SiqginS na1 elmer Bailie.
Gic pcrocn biel finOenl Gr blies
DcrG6tli9 Deu 9iou9 in Die 2uft,
9 1T nieman0 i'm Sais, wie2 Ga
ibien mebr cine b3fli6e 9eiitinnnmg
ais cine 5roge @cofreDs 81 ieiu.
SD nuB es bod piiienl SD iagte
es Sbnen jol Bin i6 ni6t oen gan.
5cn 9[6eno bier oeipeien, mtBer Der
Wlinte, no iG ii6er oie Strobe
ronnte2 g3iemono ging ooer fam oli-
bcr Dem NlGobcn felt ie6en ll6r.
lin oie 3eit febrte Der 8bompion 81.
rid, betrlifen mie eiu SAB; CT ipdre
ME allein no6 Saitie aefomlnen; cS
Bat i'm elmer beimgebro6t.
60, 70,
g9ir baben i'm iel6 5ipeit binaiifac.
iHafit. Gen S6iiiiel batte er ni6t
in Sad. 9orm bolte iA oeu met.
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.Ncirnths Qicenicn.

@eoree z. Goof, 2l ino @eneOie-
be Soroeiip, "a
GiHaro s. @owaros, %, imO Nla.
0eline Seotb, 20.
SSoiepb s. 6oplcr 1S, ino Ger
truOe @elomoder, 10.
otter See Soder, 81, 6elen @. Wlit-
deli, 10; gciOe bon SarriS6urg 30.
@iaiam &ioingiion 21, Gillian
9lnoerion, 81; 8eioe BON Sarriion-
burg, go.
2ouiS 6. NlattingIp, 25, iino NlorD
6. &ries, "a.
@6orles 8. Smith, 90 tn0 @liic
Q. Strong %.
Somuel @inoesbein %, &ittiucr,
uno Wiarp 2oprencc, 10.
Stbo $. Seal, %, nuO Sat6rpn
Bed, %
Sad 81. 86orntou, 81 g9ittper,
BON Sodiouoille 5lo.; mo Carrie 6.
Somes, 2S, gei6ieoen.
gieu6en g. Su6b, %, bon 9ir.
uine6ou, 9llov m0 E6ereio Sc
8oat, 81.
01or g9ciuer, 2t, uuo eitber 9iol-
bin q.
eogar SiIoitd6, 2s, uuo @lorp g.
6l1nn "a.
So6n Goof, AZ, imo 9lnnie Gonuel.
II, 80.
Gyranf s. &emp, 80, lnO 5lorettc
Wf. Soofing6ill, 90
Syo6n 8. golf, 80, oeibieOen, uni
@li5abet6 30. 9lot6, 26, gei6ieOen.
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eufalbcridtc ans gsaI6iuatOn.
@aIer s4miIt aeitorben.

Batter 9 dmitt geitOrben.
9otcr @olcutine 6. S6mitt, Ser
73 Sabre aIte 9oitor bon Der Ct
s,oiep6s-airhe lno felt iiber 40 Sab
rem Gin 9elpobner OeS Goliim6in-Gi-
itriftes, itorb in ieinem Seim in Dem
Heftorol ser Ct SSoiepbs.airde na6
elmer aronf6eit BON 10 Eogen Gie
Erouerieier miro morgen, Wlittfuoh
I'M 10 llbr 30 Moroens itottfinocn
Cardinal @ibbons miro oerielben 6ei-
ipobncn.
Gater 56nlitt, Scr aus gopern
itonunte, fam i'm Sabre 1862 nod
gImerifo uno oiente ais 6reipilliecr
in Der llnion-2lrmee i'm 100. Eenn-
Dloonio.Reeiment. Gr botte %
SdloAten mitgcmadt. SIN Sabre
1868 puroe ct 5nm 9rieiter erlpdblt.
glm I. Sftobcr 1886 fam er mad
@nibington.
gtene Stride 9e9riinoet.
Gie @rlinOIteinlegumg Der neue1
Gritcn Geiormirtcn Stride an Der
Gde Der 13. lmo Monroe.S .StraBe-
g}ororpeIt fono Itott. sSrou 9. @ol-
lano. oos ein3ige iiberIebcnoc @riin-
0ungsmitglieo scr @roce 9lciormir-
ten STRIDE polI5oe Die Geremonie.
Die ueue Stride ioll cine SiBfdbig-
felt fir 500 @erionen bobeu imo miro
$4,000 foiten. 8oitor s. $. 9ianef
pon Der @roce Geformirtcn.airde,
iprod oos er9ffmmesse6et. Somes
9. @ubrer BON Der @riten 8eiorinir.
ten Stride belt oen @ottes0ienit.
Woior eribiebt lid.
Ger As Sabre alte Moior SSames
gourfc, oom meoi5iniiHen Corps,
Der Dor einigen Sagen aus Dem 9le-
gieringss.Soipitol fir srriinniee
ouf @oroIe eutlaIien porOen ipor, be-
ging SeIbitmoro in ieinem Sdlof-
simmer in GER. 1861 N3onnt@leaiant-
Strobe, inoem er iid cine augel in
Die 9ruit iogte. Ger 0iaior itor6 Gle
ne fllr3e 8eit ipdter i'm @arfielo.So-
ipitol mo6in CT in einem Botrol-glll.
TO gebraht poroen ipor. Seine leb-
ten Norte iporen: 0Gs tbut mir
leio, Bob idb oies getban ood iuollte
i'd nidt uieoer in oos Gegierunas.
Soipitol 8uriidfebren" Nloior 8oiIr.
fe mar pegen 5erriitteter gferoen in
Dem Soipitol 6e6onOelt moroen mo
iein 3uitono ibieu iid eebeiiert 8u
baben. gr mar in SrlanO ge6oren
nno mar ein @roOuirter Der meoi5i-
niiden Sdule ino oes ,gitb WleOi-
cal COLLEGE"
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auf Die Glofbe.
Soipobl, oos iiebt man i6m fbon
am @eiiGt all, ertpioerte @ooireD.
Ger W2onu, oen mir iuben, 1T
Iiderlid nibt bier, bemerfte Sim
monos, no6oem CT oas 8inmer
iorefdItig oilrdutt; mir miiiien oos
Saus obiu6eu.
aonneu mir 6rGulein Gropoor
nift noh Souic lqiien2 sic gebt
uns nidt ourh, Oofiir itebe ihl
Sn, i6 Oenfe, ontiportete Sim'
monos nod fltr5er lleberleglug.
aetnit oil ibre glorefe2
syolpobl 9it, 9&eunitnoie61igite
StroBe glummmer einuno5tDon5ig.
Sintmonos notierte iie iib iinO be-
i1erfte
g8illit ou iie nidt binitnterbeelei.
ten? SD peroe unteroeiieu Die on.
oeren 8immer obhtdeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

"Dandruff has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
hfeless. Your coat collar is al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your Dandruff now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruff is entirely gone
and almost overnight Pompeian
HAIR Massage made my hair at
tractive."
The success of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its na1ne-"Mas-
sage" It is treatment, not
merely a tonic. The massaging
(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots of the hair to new life.
This massaging also opens the
pores of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in Pom
peian HAIR Massage. Dandruff
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice a week.
One application shows results.
Your scalp will Immediately feel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

Inigen. g8ir legten i'm oliis 9ctt,
mo- CT glei6 einl6Iief imo I@nord)tc
iuie cine SGgemiible. Ser 9erl, scr
ibn beitnbrahtc, mar offen6ar cine
quite SeeIe 8ir ibpabten cine ggci-
le 5uIan1nen, es COB geraoe oroltBen,
10 Dab er ni6t fort fonnte. @r bate
i'm bel Beter N2ograip IN ocr iedbItcn
gloenne getroffcn. Qbompion 5oblte
geipobnIib allen ln0 fiibrte lib ipie
elm gtorr alif; Damn bet-onf er iiN
ilro mollte Gro6 itblogen; Oo iogte
Der @tride, er ipolle ibn Ieimbringen
TT ltno bats oub getcn.
Soiggins belt inne, Inn Qltem an
icbopier @oofreD benii6!e Die @eIe-
eenbeit, Inn cine 6raoe Diu8umcrfcu.
&ennah Sie ibn9
Sic geieBen.
g9ie id6 er oenn oiiS9
Sin geniiitli6er &crl, or0entli9
onge5ogai ~ fein 2unp, oas fam
icb Sbncr iagen. aur8, oid, nit ei-
mem fleinen aIfge5lDirbeltcnS Sdnurr-
bart.
@oOfreD por bod befrie6igt. 9lGIo
botte Gr1ulein Gropoon bod oie
@abrbcit geiagt; iie iudte niemanS
81 beidiiben.
llno mas paiiierte baum? fragte er.
Sd oenfe, Der 0lani ging ipegY
Soipobl. Gr pollte ciu- oocr 5mei-
NAL fueg, ga regncte eS 5l itorf lin
a6t llbr ctipa aber lagte er, er f0nnc
nidt lGnger porten II &egen o0cr
nid)t 0lcgen II iinO fn6pfte iib gerooc
Oeu 9iod 81, On frbr ein @ogen Dor,
ino cir N3do6en itieg ans. Sie bottc
eiuen Oidten Sblcier an; 70 fonite
i6 ibr @eiiht nidt ieben. g[ber an
ibren &lei0ern fab id, oaB iie mas
8eineS mar. Sie fcnint ouf mid gu
imo iogt: sd m6rbte auf 3irnner
pier5ebn II 8u 6errn E1onipIon ge-
ber.@ r6rdrlein," iao' id, owenr
ic5 Sic mare, TIT id) oos uiht.~
o@orlnn2" iagte iie, lit er nidjt
oa?~ nGodL iog' ic6, 0o6er er lit
ni6t in Der @erfaiiung, eine Come az
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Gsencr in Gcl-Muffincric.

llneeia6r 600 8diier glo6ol bronn-
ten nieoer ais Elm 5euer in elmer Der
neuen 91afiinerie'n Der oltuiteo
Stotes 9lspbaIt ono Gefiniug 50. =
in Der sroBen 9lnloee Der 6irma in
0it-9rooflun ousbraH. 3e6n on0cre
9laiiinerie'n Ser 9lnlaee purOen bon
Dem 8cuer beri6ont. Gie 9lneeitea-
len Der 6irma botteu nod einer
Stunoe borter 9(rbeit Die 5lalnmen
inter i5rer Gontrole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

Icmpfougen.~ uMotbt nibts," Iogt
Tie, nicb gebe binolif.~ n@ut;~ Jag id.
0S6 bin gIei6 ipieoer oa,1 iaa' idj
5il meinen 6relmo. n9lein, ioqt Der,
lid fam ni6t iportcli, id niiB fort"
itno gebt ailf Die Sir 5u. ,,gla, Damn
clio cute g'adt," ioG' i6 irnO iobre
iie binouf
SD 5eig' iie uIio Scr. IA, un0 Ife
tlopft. SD marte am 9[ilf8uo neil
iD Den Ebompion femme lln0 iueik.
Dob er iie in ieiner 9etriinfenbeit
niNt bort itno ic6 lie ipieoer binunter.
tabren nniB; oa gebt beim Senfer oie
Cir aitf iulO ooS 0lGoel binein. ga,
Serr, iG mar 10 plott, Dab icj met.
nen eigenen gIugen nic6t troilte. g[ber,
iple 1eid9t, lie gebf binein uno idl
tabre 3tnrlnter itno beriuhe, mir 6os
als5lltiifteIn llnO 10 5ebn W9imiten
oralf b0r' ib oen anolr uno in ei-
rerDlinilte DeiB id, mas geI6cben lit.
SntS MIR einmal gefnalIt9 fraatc
@oofreD.
gtur einntoI, ober Ihon inebr mic
cine fIcine &onone. 0os fam nfdlt
BON cincm ioIden Biit0lden, pie ser
Serr Sinrnon0S Gins in ser @dc oitI-
gelelen bat SD ronnte 9inauf ata
rib 0ie Sir oltf
@ar iie oenn nit5t geibIoiien9
gtein. Sos 1T nerfipiirOig. eeb
bab' bod oas ShloB porifrappen
borGn ais ooS 0l10den 0rin mar.
Semano uuB pieoer oifgel6lofIcn
baben 8ielleidt oos Mdo6en, ais es
0urdbremen nollte, ober oerS6onrp-
ion wor ibr iiber, ilno 70 mlBt' er's
chen biiBen.
@o0frep nicfte ilnO gob iidj sen 9ln-
i6ein, Oen Wlitteiltngen oeS Hortier3
Die gr0Btc g9idbtigfeit bei5uineIien.
% ITS iiherli6, bemerfte er. Gle
iino Elm i6arier &opf Serr Siggius.
(5ortiesung foIgt)
@er mic cincn onocren aeliebt
6ot nls iid iel6it bat ieine &iebe al
eifen llnpiirOioen peri@wenoRtn
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Artnttnal-
2ntttatt rntt

gSollen Sic eS mir er5dblen2
Scb CLAUDE nidt, Dab ole @oli5et
Snterciic 0oron bat.
Sniief Sic liebcr mid oariiber ilr,
teilcn; ipenn sic re6t baben 10 Der.
iprehe id SS6nen, oarii6er S6peigen
81 bepobren.
Sic iiberlegte; noHocnflidj Bib IiC
iib atf Die 2ippen nno blidte unli6er
5u @oDfreD biniiber. M
Suben sic etipos gegen Serrn
@oofreps glnpeielibeit ein5lrpcnoen
gtein i'm @egenteil.
glun oliol
@s miro Sbnen tidtS iiisen, be.
golni enolid SSrditlein GroDoon, obcr
i6 pilles S6nen fitr3 erfldreh. Ole.
Ter Dlonn ~ ipollte getpiiie Bapiere
beiiBen welde ~ iUelc6e lniere so
mile betrafen. N9ir batten ME Dor.
ber bon ibm 9eb6rt. 9ir ipubten
ni6tS Dor ibm ga fam i6 bicrber
- nm ibn 81 ieben.
9os par ie6r inOorii1tig be.
merfte Der Gorouer.
GoS ie6c itb jebt elm Itimmte
5rdllein @roDoon 81. W1einc S6ue.
iter riet Mir ob.
0oS 9euii0t SSbre GeIdid)te miro
nibt 6efaltnt iperoen nic6t nobr,
Serr @ootrcD2 Mlorgen uo6mittoa
weroe icb sic ais 3eugin bel ser Ser.
banollng brau1en.
sic nictte.
g}ob etwas Sab er Sybncn oie
8upiere9
glein, erpioerte iie raid. Gs mar
cine Siige @r beioB feline.
9lls @o0ireD H. Onrb bic O1cnQc
bon 9ieporteru binuntcrgeleitetc,
iogte er in b6flidem Gone:
@ollen Sie mir pcripre6ct bcute
a6eno nicmano mebr 3it empfongen
5rdilleiu GroDoon2
S5opobl
@eitcn 9anf.
@ooireD mari einen glid oIf ieine
llbr; eS mar nelir llDr Ser 9icaen
batte anfgeb0rt, a6er Der g8inO blies
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@cridJts5intmcr elmer @irt6idaft
GhnlidI.

9ei Oem 8erbor, Dem li6 Der gIe-
ger Syomes gllforO bon 9}r. 1909,
N1uaifin-StroBe, inn norooitliden
@oli3eigeri6t unterperfen muBte,
0bnelte Der @eriHtsiool elmer
Sdonfpirtbi9oft. glls itiimme 3eli-
gen geeen 9llforo ItonOen flint &iiten
9ier, Elm 0ubenO 2uortfloiheh
8bisfeD uno folt cine @oaone Sin
Die bon Ser 3oli0ei in oen eenann-
ten Souie 6eibla9ndbnit fpuroen oIS
iie am Spnntog &ausiubung oaielbit
berti1teten. 3ie BoIi5ei botte itbol
Ionge @eroobt eeibopft, Dob in Dem
Souie Spiritioien perfoift mltroen.
glm Sonntog glbeno io6en Sergeont
g80lper imo ole Yoli5iiten 9ofer irno
8uSfep einen WomL 9tomens Geo.
Senfins, III ooS SouS eintreten. Sic
porteten bis CT mieoer berous fanL
lmo foBten ibn nit elmer &int @bis-
feb ob SentinS eeitdno Dem 9oli5ei,
ri6ter Sbop, er bate Den SdnoppS
bon gllforO gefouft 2orouibin nobm
Die Eoli6ei SouShihung Dor nit Dem
@rgebniB. 9llforo mur-
De inter $500 9iirgidDoft pegen Scr
foiifens bon Spirituoien obne 2icen8
nno pegen SertoifenS bon Spirituo-
fen am Sonntog Dem @ericbtsberfo5-
ren iibernieien.
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8 cites q q ptteI.

@oofreU fonnte ein 2dbeln Der
@efrieoigrng nibt iinteroriiden Dab
SimmonOs 10 bereitpilligit oif iei-
nen @oridlog eingeqongen mar. ST
pollte eiilige 5rogcn an iie ltellen,
inn binter oas @ebeirlnis 81 fommen.
sic botte ibm gegeriiber nlSgeiogt,
oaB iie ben Gotcn ME 5ubor geieben
botte, fpGbreno iie Sinmonos iogor
ieiilen 91ornen niitteilte. 0os NOR eine
2iige, Die iie lid) ipdbrenO Der Inter
Iifitn9 aus irgen0 einem @rlin0e
ollsgeoa6t imo oonn nit betpunoe.
rlnosiuiiroiger 9iube borgebra6t
batte. n
Gorf i6 sic 5lt SSbrem @agen be-
gleiten, 5raltleiu Gropoou2 begonn
er.
ggie? fragte iie iluo erbob ii6. SD
foun aIio gebeu2 sic boben mid
nidt -
8errotcn2 bollcnoete er, ols iie
pl0Blib obbrod. gleiu; icb mill oos
ui1t. Gb sic oen 0loun founten
ODER ni6t, icb CLAUDE nid5t, oaA Sic
ibn eri6oiien baben.
gieih rief iie aus SD tat, mas ih
tonnte, Inn ibn 81 retteu. slber es
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ednuarae Nriidc6eraer pcrloitet.

9rei gleeer bic es unterlieBen, litb
re9iltrircn 81 loiien befinoen ii6 &c.
geppdrti9 binter S6loB mo 9liege(
lno ermorten Die @ntideiouug iei'
tens Oes 9unoes 0}oriboQs. Seize
Smitb bon Scr. 3O5, g}or0 S6r66cr.
Strobe, lit Der Cine. @r puroe BON
Gopit0n Sole pon meitli6en 9iItrift
in @emabriam gebrotbt. 3ie beiOen
glnoeren, Sones II. gSiaiom @roWn
6eiOe bon Gbeitertoipn, mltroen BON
oem @iilfs- Sderiff BerfinS bon Che
ltertomn feltgenonlmen. Snitb ge.
ltono ein nibt regiitrirt 5u bobcn.
@r mar inter Der 8eicbul0iqung bers
Goitet mor0en fir oeu llnterbaIt ici-
ner 6ral nidt geiorgt 81 babcn. 0ie
beioen anoeren yleeer eoben ais Gnt-
i6uloiglng on Dob iie 9laes iiber
oic Stegiitrirunos &oridriften Ocr-
geIicn bGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

Sil6erue SOdj5eit in SiiO.SaItimOre.
SIN SreiIe uieler 5reiinoe iino Be
fainter feierten om Sonntoe Der in
Siio-Saltimorc moblbetonnte 3im-
mermann Solepb @irfeL ln0 @ottin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

abUnnentcn, bic ben ySeniidJcn Gurrcs
iponoenteH" nidlt piinftlidJ uScr nnrcacl.
m6Rig erbGIten, iiilo gebeten, her Office
onnpn per SclepBUu UOer idJriftltd alIt,
thcilnna an mndtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

@er mic eincu on0eren gelie6t
6ot ols iid icl6it bat ieiue Siebe an
.eineH llppiiroigen periAwehoRk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-19

@oofreo mari einen glid oif ieine
llbr; es mar nelr ll6r. Ser 9leQen
Battc anigeb0rt, a6er ser gSino bIies
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-10-24
MT. ZION NEWS
Mrs. Pardue Entertained Beauti-
fully in Honor of Miss
Gaines. Visit to Camp
Hancock.

A delightful social event for our
neighborhood was the party on
Wednesday evening the 18th inst.
given by Mrs. w. A. Pardue, in
honor of Miss Bessie Gaines, who
has been at home for her vacation
from the Highland ospital Train
ing School. of Asheville, N. G.
On this evening, the company was
entertained by cards, conversation,
and music, the last furnished by the
skilled fingers of Miss Ruth Salter
on Mrs. Pardue's elegant new piano.
Miss Mae Ergle, who is gifted in
the histrionic art. favored the
company by a beautiful recitation.
Later in the evening delicious re-
fresh shments were served, these con-
sisting of ice-cream, cake. and mints.
Quite a number Of young people
from this community, Trenton and
Edgefeld, enjoyed this pleasant
occasion.
Mrs. Pardue entertains delightful
ly, and no function she has given
has been more successful than this.
On Sunday before last, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Pardue complimented Miss
Mary and Mr.. William Gaines by
trip in their new Overland to
Camp Hancock. Here, while listen
ing to the sweet music of the
military band, they had their SYM
pathy stirred by hearing youthful
soldier cxclaim, L wish to God l
was at home!n' On their return,
they came by Graniteville, where
they attended services at the Baptist
church, hearing a good sermon by
the Rev. Mr.. Chapman.
On last Saturday afternoon, Miss
Fannie Sullivan returned home from
a very delightful trip to her sister,
in West Virginia.
Miss Bessie Gaines returned to
Asheville N. C.last Friday.
Mrs. a7S Estes, from Louisville,
by, sfaed ii our neighborh orhosod last
Sunday.
Mrs. , w. A. Gaines, from
Memphis, Tenn, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. j. Glines, She
is the widow of the late Rev. w.
A. Gaines, who for many years
served churches in Edgefeld county.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-10-24
Garrett & Calhoun's Weekly
Cotton Letter.

The cotton market during the
past week has been filled with in
Huences of bullish nature. Low
temperature has prevailed in the
major portions of the cotton belt and
killing frosts haye been the rule
rather than the exception, all going
to make decreased crop estimates,
and therefore, a less supply of the
actual available. In addition to
these disastrous influences to the
crop the National Ginners made its
appearance today giving the amount
of cotton ginned to October 18th,
as being $500, 1000 against an
amount ginned on last years crop
of 7,9l9,OOO.
These figures, if they prove a
correct forecast of the Government
figures as to the ginning up to like
period, are sensational within them
selves, and under ordinary circum-
stances should have given an impetus
to values indthe cotton market much
greater than we have realized. This
failure to improve on the part of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-10-24
Patriotic Addresses in Court
House.

Monday about 11:3o Judge Rice
adjourned court for the holding OF
mass meeting in the interest of
the Liberty bonds. Mr.. A. E..
Padgett presided and introduced
Congressman James F. Byrnes as
the first speaker. M. Byrnes with
characteristic fervor and earnestness
presented very plainly and effective
ly many reasons why our people
should stand Loyalty behind the gov.
eminent in this crisis. All can not
go to the training camps or to the
trenches in Europe but there is a
place for each and everyone to serve.
Those who do not go to the front
must do their part in supporting the
men who face shot and shell. Mr..
Brynes said there are two ways of
providing the necessary money. by
taxation or by borrowing it. Con-
gress made plans for raising one
third through taxation and two
thirds will be raised through bond
issue. The people are urged to
subscribe for the bonds. In doing
this they are not giving the govern.
ment cent but are lending money
at four per cent. The bonds are
the best security obtalnable. Mr..
Byrnes closed by an earnest appeal
to the patriotism of the people of
Edgefeld.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Byrues
speech Hon. Boykin Wright, one
of the foremost members of the Au-
gusta bar who is here attending
court, was called upon and respond.
ed il a most effective manner. AS
Mr.. Wright entered into a discus
sion of the different phases of the
war and why our people should
respond nobly and generously to the
patriotic appeals he grew eloquent.
One of lis climaxes which provok-'
ed much applause was the statement
that his only son is now in uniform
serving his country. Mr.. Wright
stressed the soundness of the liber-
ty bonds and the wisdom of in
vesting in this giltedge security,
which after the war will command
a premium In open market. The
meeting was we'll attended and the
patriotic addresses were we'll re-
ceived. 1t is hoped that our peo>
pie will respond generously to the
very earnest appeals.