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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
ngscin goItsicit am %. gInanIt.u

80 iroat nidt lang, imo idluHet niHt
Sin fleines Gpier Oari man bringel
Die tlcinite 0o6c 6at @eipidlt,
Gin Mort fann cine @elt be3lpingen
Ger cute 4iae lit Oiel pertb,
Gas bat iid touienomal beluieien;
Gs ieanet anh ben eia'nen Sero
llno bilft oas 2e6en aud DerliiBen,
60 la0e id Gud olle elm
90 0roB ob fIein, o6 bod o6 nieOeri
Sin oeiItides GoIfsieit ioa es ieiu
llno @r6 uno 6immel iin0't iid mie.
Scr.
Gomeit sic Wlutteriprade Orin9t
Golpeit ioa bent mein @riiBen Orin-
gen;
Mo man nod oelitic6e 2ieoer Iingt,
Soa man ods Selidler6eer 6e5win-
gen.
9iidt 6etteln0 ite6' i6 Dor Ser @elt-
gum oertlden 6eIte pia id leoen;
Meun Sud mein Sonutagsreim &C.
falt
aaun audi mein @oIfsieit Gud nidi
ido0en.
c5n Sreuo uno 2eio mar ih 3u @oit
sSn mondeH Saus, in mander Siitte;
grleihtert mir nun meine 2aitl
Gas III oes SonniagSoicbters 9itte
Sod gebt es Der, nit Sang uno
along
G'rm lo0' ib ale oelttiden 2ellte;
llno ib0n iei's, iuie Elm &irdengang,
glIs rief ser @loden 5eitgeldute.
Q9ie in Der Seimat6, iol es iein
lln0 2eib im0 Seele miro iid ireuen,
nun idunet nibt llno tretet elm;
Sbr per0ets pabrlih nid]t bereuen
Sir gIQeS baben mir geiorat
Iie oeutide Godflinit ioaGuh loden;
Ger oeutide Gurit, Der ME er6orgt
geiro trob Dem Wlndertbrm frob-
loden.
So uie 0aBeim ioas 0iesmol iein,
91in IaBt Sud ia nitt ldneer bitten;
Ger manheS llnrebt iHon erlitteul
Ger SonituasOi6ter lnOet einl
". S. @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

Gin Galfmann bieIt Iid einea
&opagei
PHI ieinen 2aoentiid6 an elmer Settc.
Gem 6radf er .mondes tuibige gSort'
den bel,
Pm Gn0e riefeu geiOe Inn sic @ette.
.Gil mr. lTitt Ordnoeu meiue Ser.
tel
92ur nial ordngell-
Sic fonunen olle an Die 9iei6l"
ga gina 0as aett6eu zines Gaas
ent3meil
0Sett bin i'd leoig aller meiner
Sdmar5eH~
Ieuft fill bei iiob Ser idloue
@opagei
llno rief ipie inlner, boiler Silt I'm
6er5en;
ueil uur nidt Ordngen, meine Ser.
rem
Dlur uidt ordngen
5ie fotHmen allie an Die &ei6l"
Gam Itobl CT beimlit iih biuauS
ms 6el0.
Q9as er nidt allies ia6 onI ieiner
9leiiel
g9ie idon luie 6crrliH lit bod
oieie g9eltl
llno aon5 beriidt iong er nod alter
@eiie:
nGil'nur nidt or6ugeu meine Ser
ren-
ghir nidt 0rdngen
Sie fomnen alle on Die 9iei6l"
Gas bort ser Slabeu iAlpar5e, boie
Sdonr.
sic fanen nno 3er5anlteu iein @e'
iieoerl
Ger drnite wnBte gar nidt mie ibnl
mar,
sn ieinem 5dredeu riel er'S mieoer:
nGil MIR niht ordnaen meine ser.
reil-
g}ur nid)t 0rGnaen
Sie olle fommen an oie S3ei6F
SauS @afpar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Gannitatter gSOItsfeit.

D2e6r ais 300 g[pp(ifotionen Inn
@los, lire Seingorten.& &roOutte aus
itelen 5u oiirfen iin0 in Oeu Iebteu
5pei @o6ei inn 9ilremi oes Count
Itottcr &olfsfeIt-&ereins, Scr. 2O0S,
g8eit-9grattitroBe, eingeloifen lno je
nGber 0os GonnItotter GoltsfeIt ber-
ouno6t oeito mebr 9lpplifotionen
perocn crmortet. Sr. 8enrp 8. gSie-
nefel0 mio sic iibrigen @itglieoer
oes 8ereins bo6en in 0en lebten $50
den mie oie 9ienen georbeitet, I'M
oas 5eit 0o8 on W}ontag oen 27.
gluguit ieinen 9lnfang ninmt, 3u ei-
nem @rfolge 81 geitolten, ltnO stiles
peiit Oaralf bin, OaB Ooliel6e Elm
9iieienerfolg perOen miro, beoelten-
Scr nod ais Der Oes letter Sobre&
ais mcbr ais $4,000 @eiu6cr ii6
Wdbrelo Der fiinftGgioen 6eier cin-
fanoen.
Nle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mer0ef
aue in Der groBen &oae in Dem
Borte untergebrodt neroen uno
mertbboae goorpreiic iteben in gtus-
iiht fir oiejenioeL sic sic 6citen
GroOuftc ibrer eigencn @dnoe gLrbeit
oliflpciicn fonnen. Gonpctente aSreis.
ri9ter meroen Die glusitealngs. OBJ
jeftc bcltrt9eileu. Ole groBe 6rll6ts
iGule in Der @2itte Oes A5orfcs lit
nobe8li fcrtig oeitcat uno miro oicicS
Sobr in potriotiicben 5or6en rot6,
mciB irno blou prongen, 9lnOcre
Deforotiouen mie iic nod nie Dorbcr
in ocm &orte geicbcn wuroen iiuO
6ercits i'm @ongc rmo miro Der Scr.
Elm fcine Nhibc mo Soften iheucm
nm Den @ciu@ern cinen ongcnebmen
Eaa 81 bictcn.
Scr SroucnOcrein ser paderen
Goriltatter bat mieOer Die Slide
ii6crnomncn lmO mi@ in 0icier @in-
iic6t miro fir 0os leiblidlc SSoBl ser
@eiuc6er 9ciorgt peroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
ganfctt fir grSnima.

81 @brcn ocs StootSonmaltS g8il-
liam 3. 8roniiig miro Bic Baltimore
2oge glr. 20 oeS ,,2oDol 0r0re Of
@looie~ am IL. 0ttober Gin @ontett
in Ger Mooie.SaIle geben, fir welhcs
iAou lett %or6ereituugcn getroficn
meroen. Sr. @r0uinG mor elm Nlit-
qlieo 0es Supreme.Gon6ils oes Or
oens iulo ipproc bel Der i'm lebten
Sui IN &ittsburg6 gebaltencn Con.
Dention cinitinuliG oIs Supreme
8rdlot eriudblt. SSni Sabre 1919, in
ipeldem 0ie Gonoention In ct. 2ouiS
togen miro, miro Sr. 9r0uing Su-
preme.G Gittator per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

Ter u@crmania Gcranigmgs Der
gniigmngSt&erciu" pcrdnItdltct NOR.
qen eincn 9luSilug uadb Der D9alti.
more 9lltbcr SondlD S6ore1 binter
o@olDpooo Farf" im0 aacm 9ln'
ideinc nod miro oos SET Gin @riolg.
Ste6en ood Nerren iuic @rnt
5hmiot @oriiBer 0eorge Siunncl-
6eber, Sefretdr, @cor9c 8iaiua mo
Qlu9uIi A0iede an Der Spibe ocS 9lrs
raugcments+Gomite's Sm 2ailIc DeS
EageS wer0eu arab6ci in alien 9lr-
len Der 3ubereitln9 ierpirt mo aud
fir allerbano ouOcre gririibtmgen
lit beiteuS Sor9e Qctrogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Scirat6s- -Giccn5eH.

@olter 6. gople, t9, uno aot6leen
ToDlc, 20.
Qernoro %. @rapcs, s9, imS
@race y. aasfeI, 26.
E6omaS Gares, %, @ittper, mo
@olOic 9. gopers, %.
ggiaiam 8. 2eaO, 20, @ompaenie
@. s. NlarDlono-9legiment, imo g|et-
tie s. 2ewis, 20.
@oroen 2. W}arflano, A3, @itt'
mer lnlo gmma Sames, "a.
Gogar q. Sbrioer, 25, uno @eorl
W9. D}drtin 10.
g9iIliam 8. @iGiams, %, mO
9lepo 6. @iles, 81.
So6u s. @orD, %, lmo glora SO.
Shulb, IS.
,o6n ". cips, 81, mlo Gt5cI 8.
W1cGapQeD, 21.
SarrD IS. ShulB 25, imo Carrie
@cattp ls.
5lnumeriiclo gloDton %, uno
2ucD Gitcp, 10, bon 2otbiau Dlo.
Souis 9liiiep, 20, uno Gli3abet6
aoipolo, is.
@eralo Selbp, 2s, 9ltlonta, @a.,
lno ElQrencc g9 Sopes, co.
q(rt6lr X gioer, 2G, uuo Nlarga.
ret Is. NlcSuin, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
gLItOentides set.

3u Cruiteu Der Greieiniefeits-
meinoe. 5iHoet om Conner
flag i'm @onuitotter 9orf ltatt.
@roBartige Gor6ereitlngeu iho
6ereits in @auge. ~ @eridie-
oene @eiongDereine perOeu nit
wirfen.
81 Dem oltoeutlden 6eYt oos ga-
Itor 81. 5. Sterger BON ser Grei-
einiefeits-&irc6e am ndbIten Conner
flag i'm Gonnitatter Gorf beranital-
let, miro ipobl jeOer 9oltimorer biu-
ous3icben, lln oos cole g8ert ocS
9(. 3. O., oes maderen 9orOel ou
unteritiiben. 0oB eS nibt an olen
m0gliben llnterboltiingen uno Sc
uiiiien feblen miro, itebt ouBer 6ra-
&c. 9(ae befrcunoeten @eionepereiue
meroen iid6 an Dem &olfsfeit betbei-
Iigen.
glacS, iDos oeittiden Ser3ens uno
guten 9Siaens 1T, ioate oie 6elegen-
beit Oicics ieltene Set 81 inter
itiibcrl ni@t an iib porbeiee6en lai-
len. Cine 9ln8obI bon ols9e5eidne-
len Geonern miro glnipro6en bal
ten. 8eIonocre gbrungen fir 0ie
olteiten Oeltih-umcritonii9en Wi6n-
ncr im0 sSraueu iteben in 9(uSiiht;
sod oos boc6itc 3icI oicics Cages ioG
oie elpig id6ue ocutihe @clniltbliA-
felt icin. @ei Wluiif, @ciong uno
.oIlerlei Spielelt Eon5cn, &cgeIn lip.
merocu 0ie 05Gite GlBcrit fro6c Stum-
0cn perbriugcn. 9eionoerc &orbe-
rcitiugcn bo6cn 0ie 5rnieu fiir Die
Giir6c getroffen. 9Sie 5lbor muroe
Fei cinem 6ffcntliden Scitc cine fol-
DE &nnit entfoltct, berrlic6e Wlobl6ci-
ten al bicteu, mie cS 6ieles Wiol &C.
it6icbt lmo nm 9on5 biIligen %reis.
Der 6roicnocrein crportct Oo6er ci-
ncn groBen 3uOrong Solder, Die
ctmns @utes genieBcn mollen.
GdS Set 6eginnt puntt 2 llbr
Notbniitto1s, mdbren0 ser &e0eoftus
Inn z ll6r icinei llntona ninlmt Den
&clonqOereinen meld)c in corpore er-
ic6cincm miro sic G'elegen6eit qebo-
ten ocS oeutiMen @olfes Sprohe
um0 Gitte 0nrh 0os %ortrngen BON
SSolfslieoern boh5u6oltcn. Der Gin
triit iiir Oieielben III frei.
9'oitor Stcrqcr bot oo6cr alien
alien Gifcr cntfoHct oac mobIgeliri-
ten 0aitihen cin3uloOeu neil oieies
Geit Gin Ojc0cnfiteiu ieltcner 9Grt lit
ndmlic6 scr 80. SSo6reStog ieines
q(mtsontriitS in ser 0rciciniafeits-
Stride, mel6cr CT sic icb6nlte 3eit
leineS 2cbcns miomete. Ser @e-
ionebcrciu y9(rion" beidIoB in ieiner
lettcn 6ibuna iid in corpore ON Der
Scitlihfeit ser 0reieinigfeits Stride
au 6et6ciliaen. Ser @ereih miro iiH
am 9(beno anf oem 8eItplobe periam-
meln lmo oos Set ollrb @ortrog
mebrerer G6ore 0erihoncrt Deselei-
den fommen Ser vE6oIio-@dnner-
dor imo Scr uGihenfrou5~ iopie
sic nW}clo0c" uno scr u5ro6linn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19

@aO S6orc &arI'a ansacjeic5ncic
@aoegcIegcn6citeu ii5eu nod iulucr
ibreR GinilnB alii cas- Saltimorar
'gn6lifum aus, onS 81 Saulcuodn
nod Oieicn rnperalcidIihcu EIaG
an ser Gbciopeofe Qai iir0Ht Sic
Soiion mar iiir Oie @eliher ansge.
5eidnct ino nod immcr ucbmen lm'
8d6ligc @Giic Die @clcgcn5cit ocs
Naoeus, oie i6nen ooS beige @ctier
9etet, lpo6r Gic &irdcnnliiif.Gpn
3crte iper0cn mic 6is6erOeiter acaet
en- am 91odniitog lno oeS 9l6enoS-
Der FaUillou iii Der &eriannllmaS
plaB iiir Sau5cnoc an ollcn gSoDcH
togen giohmittags unO 9iben0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
@luann 0at SgarF.

&er id6 an ciuem ioraioltia 5ll-
ianunenaeilcllten Erogromn crirelr
en- moa, DER periGinlc uidi nod oeai
0jwunn Gdt aSari 81 ae0en GieiegSo.
DE tritt BORT SRI. lRorie GoWaros
cine Frimooonno Soproni0uacrin,
aili oie ais Nlitmirtcrin an 9olipt
ncr SDnlpbonie Gnoc3rt befaunt i'll
Sn SQmmert6eoter @pDm Gofs
lucrOeu IN 0icicr &odc 3luei @oriic..
luugcn td9lid 0eac6cn. llnter oeu
niitrcteloen @r6iten beiinoru iid oic
mniiialitcn Singer fmo Sdn5cr Sri.
1}orie GopdrOS G0ua gtortblone
nuO sad gsar0 iu0 Sic 0rei 0iianoS
(orei Dldnner) in i6ren tomiidl.afroi
6atiiGen Seiitm8en cner 9ieu6rit
o,Sitnale San0" qenannt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-19
Mnf Ncrien.

Ger 6efanntc oclltiHe Nedtsonnolt
%ngo 9tcncr bego6 ii6 ocItern nod
0cean Gitp @2o., 100 er feline Som-
merferian 5ubriu0en miro. Serrn
Stciner's Satin befin0et IiM bercits
felt orci gSoheu in Dem belie6ten
8ooeort. Scrr Steiner eeoenft, am
6. September mieOer 8nriid6utebren.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09

I'0s IiUtInN IS nNr NNNdINN aWN lNif
fn ap fUaf snd AlfsIm Etm une
4nl ono naif uiles nom n,Alrt anf
trnittu milt. nnm inswru Sow
'ltsitD ln iHs famuHs issoa Nalle,
tNa afi hae au tffesiau we'll fuv
Ir HHHai pUH saliuns io 500 llUas ~
e.t, aft mmUi D. aisn Doe rshW
s.fre uafrN nHhl Ie 3D. iHiNaflNn
nH.h thif eoai $4,000 1ncfs ls n,lfu
sDtf ai Hf ni Wtt 1T tbr tfiN
brett EuNfff H yamns. 900 supios b.
afNtnNfH n i'lt fHrfrfH ,tfs uf %
ulrs ana conservative fsflmat, Wouid
hs $500 uri af
Th'fr n nttr slstf ttree " sifaifs
ana iH tno waller thss pfuAufr faul
iHua Ie ihf sore ana alfalfa SELLS ai
f.am tih 100 ffu rf tan The laiamee
uf thf lend t andei Pillow hH fnrsar
,aia
There s q geea htsr flnoh honss
snaH afH anI othUf htidinss
Hutrrau,e tpint woHid De- fsae icf
a,ft
40 nr harl nraf lhis Nned Dbl hr
pros dsW Hf tHs haHh af nftitf and nat
Hnt better thfn iNia uftHHrd T. ruR
tlhNfra fn he worth ffoo ryf ntfc Hnd
pore mah uis ~ Interest an hsi
amount Small ctop thia toaf 10 haa
% iifbi nusi in ArfH
Tho re Boz tauff fr1n orchards hra
considered - tslnnhs ar tht tsft beet
nr, hs fhs ln fffpson sud Waahlaffnn
Hnn ihrf NsfH soNt nhfhri ia Trs.
Ht Dliuhaha anA kanssa nna sft
niurh ainaer fa tbs Barge aIifn
ftr climate H Hnthfeiea ara nated
faf ianH aHa Miaat tfouhira ruf
rfW Sold fHl 81 TEN Vs. rflaen ihnp4ana
NUrHiHilsn roud tfhof Hnd iisFrs
iirtfrf unt Hnd eu' imif niifs 10 q
enan miifuaa nesn fine rroiis 2rfns
AHil't is rnfEd fnf f. fH api irs
luefs HpH alfaifs thefs 49, Hambrf
~ al mf'if ord considerable oli rf.
tiIrHrnf Do 30 NNnnI
tdf Nihsus lbin
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09

rNo $50 i'sultiu ,nunn lstms fai sale
80 Natasia so atroa mfs eaai 81
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100 hcr.s a. mnts east ~ pdcm. To-
HuatNt f.Hnif 1000 arra pa Dulita
fHn .nlf lmrUftfmrai sas ta t.fulf
iUNfr.f iHIrain U thia UouufIt Write
fHufuf uI4wsf ~ tHi.r fetHs int
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09

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AiHneaf caihst @aiefehtr rpfniiufs
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09

* ARR isat ~ ming q new Jgak
lpuss W. by 1spp Iron. rsetai. rub
Der bones. raes. bper~ax beer isotties,
magazines an1 paper and All kinds Of
hides We ray Nood pfiesA ~ Gins
iufE. 10 Water 81 Phone isos Iss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-09-09

seii fou f1neg meat ~ 1870 por pound.
~ Trblifa MaIha ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-23
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

ehrate the birthday of the little daugh- ter, Letta. A number of games were enjoyed by the children and later ices were served.
 pr. w. D. Caldwell left this week for Baltimore and several other cities.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander Brown have named their little daughter Christina.
 Miss Nell Steele of Centreville is visit ing Mrs. Walker Mitchell.
 Mrs w. W. Powers and children of c. Bell
 Mrs. Ed Wallace and little daughter, Ella Mary, spent a couple of days in Cullman.
 Dr and Mrs T. w. Mcdonald are at home after spending their vacation with friends in Cullman.
 Mr and Mrs. Tom Poe and family have returned to Porter after visiting Mrs. R. E. White.
 Mrs. Roscoe Godwyn and her mother have returned from Center, after spend ing several weeks with relatives there.
 Mrs. Wood has returned to her home in Iona after spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. James Ebbage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-23
WEST END

Mrs. Harry Metcalf entertained at her home with a forty-two party, compli- menting Mrs. J. o. Woodward, who, with MT. Woodward and their children, leave soon to make their home In Atlanta The rooms were decorated in garden flowers of yellow and white, which color scheme was further emphasized in the ices which were served.
 Little MT. Wieley and Mir. Robert Good win entertained Monday afternoon at their home in honor of their birthday. The rooms were decorated in ferns and cut flowers. A peanut hunt and outdoor games were enjoyed by the children.
 The Junior Missionary society met Fri day afternoon at the homo of Miss Ethel Noble.
 Band No. 1 of the West End Baptist church will meet Monday at the home of Mrs E. B. Sims. Band No. will meet at the church. Band No. will meet at the home of Mrs. Smith.
 MT. John McReynolds and Miss Beth McCollum were quietly married Wednes- day evening at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Jones, on Oak street Only the close relatives and a few friends of the contracting parties were in attend. ance.
 Mrs w R. Woodward and little daugh- ter, Emily, left Monday for Heath Springs and Georgetown Bay, S. C., for a six weeks visit.
 Miss Annie Padgett has returned to her
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 W L. Wilson, Mrs T. S. Atkinson, Mrs. Q. H. Harris, Mrs. Lucy Bell. Mrs. E. J. Dawson. Mrs George Oliver. Mrs. J.. T.. Crumley, Mrs. S. B. Shellman, Mrs. J. Y. McCarty, Mrs. J. T. Patillo Mrs. Q. J Swann, Mrs. H. Speer Mrs. l.. M. Conway, Mrs. c. B. Williams, Mrs. c. H. Swann, Mrs Rufus Pate, Mrs. J. c. Maloy, Mrs. Won L. Thompson, Mrs. M. Taylor, Mrs Von L. Thompson, Mrs. WI s. Mallory, Mrs. Y. s. McLarn and Miss Myrtice Mallory.
 Mrs. F. A. Young and children have returned to their home at Livingston. Miss Agnes Clark has gone to Jackson vile,
 A1r and Mrs. W. c. Blough have re- turned from Angola, Ind.
 Miss Ethel Hunt has returned from De- catur
 Miss Annie Hedleston and Miss Emma Kennedy have returned from a visit to friends in Gadsden.
 Mrs. Roy Baker of Opelika is visit ing Rev. and Mrs. c. Ross Baker.
 Miss Mary Swain, who has been the guest of Mrs T. J. Swain, has returned to her home in Florida.
 Miss Mary Berry Clark has returned to Converse college, after spending the summer with her parents Rev. and Mrs. W. c. Clark
 @fAi. rtiil 0hlS. N1OllOe T WHO nave been visiting MT. and Mrs. Monroe's par ents in Elmore county, have returned home
 Miss Elizabeth Gaines who has been visiting friends in Mobile, has returned home.
 Miss Virginia FeItus has gone to At lanta.
 Miss Mary Dowell of Montgomery, who has been the guest of Mrs. D. W. Dowell, has returned home
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IRONDALE

Mrs. Elmer Humber, who has been vis- tting Mrs. Cleveland Humber, returned to her home in Fayette last week.
 Mrs. Sam Acton of Acton Is visiting Mrs. l.. N Maske.
 Mir. and Mrs. Caine returned home from Fayette, where they visited their daugh- ter, Mrs. Lee Cook.
 Dr. Nation of Oneonta is the guest of Mir. and Mrs c. w. Nation.
 Mrs. D. M. Richards and children are visiting relatives in Covin.
 Mrs. J. W. Fortenberry has gone to Le- Gore Md, for a months stay with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. LeGore.
 Revival services conducted by Evangel- ist Rev. J. o. Hanes will continue through the day. The will be a community Sun day school under the tent at 10 o'clock, preaching services at Il o'clock, love feast service at o'clock in the afternoon serv- ices again at 7:3o in the evening. Every body invited.
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BOYLES

The Women's Culture club was enter. tained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. c. M Parrish at her home An interesting pro- grame was given by Mrs P. c. Barton R. Hubbard, Charles B. Sullivan and Miss Beech. After Red Cross work was dis cussed the club decided to take part in this great movement. At a late hour an ice course was served by Miss Clara and Miss Annie Parrish and Miss Edna Haigler. fi
 Mrs. R. c. Barton's Sunday school class held an important called meeting at her home Wednesday evening.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid society will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. o. R. Thomson.
 Miss Nell Adholte of Springville is the guest of Mrs. Jim Riley at her home on Huntsville avenue.
 Miss Bessie Edwin returned Friday from a viist to Selma, Montgomery and Auburn.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Martin have re- turned from a weeks stay with relatives in Nashville.
 Miss Susan Beech has returned from her home in Seottsboro, where she spent the summer.
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home in Columbia, s. C., arter visit to her sister, Mrs. T. J. Harrun
 Mrs. Frazer has returned from a visit to her parents in Union Springs.
 Mrs. D. B. Moore and Mrs. Cunnan of Louisville, Ky, are the guests of Mrs. J. w. Lanier.
 Miss Margaret Briggs is the guest of friends in Leeds.
 Mrs. Slack, Miss Emma Slack and Mir. Frank Bainbridge are in Hartford, Conn, for a visit to relatives and friends.
 MT and Mrs. B. A. Woodall have re- turned from a visit to Tallassee.
 Miss Nellie Wright has returned from Jackson where she visited relatives.
 Miss Irene and Miss Mabel Stanard of New York city, while en route to Mobile stopped over for a visit with their broth CT, MT. J. D, Stanard.
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AVONDALE

| Mrs. J. M Orr was hostess Wednesday entertaining at a fortytwo party at her l beautiful home on Sixth avenue. Mrs. Orr used yellow and white as her color scheme in decoration; Cut flowers and ferns formed a pretty background in the living room where the games were played. Yellow and white ices were
 served to the following ugests Mrs. E.. A. Trask, Mrs. w. A. Griffin, Mrs. M. D. Bishop, Mrs. Amos Corey, Mrs. J. A. Wilkins, Mrs. l. Greene, Mrs John Keith, Mrs Thomas Hughes, Mrs R. D. Taylor, Mrs. Ralph Harvey, Mrs. E. Thurston, Mrs. w. S. Terry, Mrs. T. B.
 Ritche, Mrs. w. A. Goree, Mrs. M. T.
 Colley, Mrs Osa Andrews, Mrs. w. F.
 Suydan, Mrs. Minnie McDougal and Mrs. Steve Jones'
 Mrs. Amos Corey entertained the Round Dozen Forty two club Tuesday afternoon. Cut flowers and ferns made the rooms very attractive. The members present were Mrs. M. D. Bishop, Mrs. W. A. Griffin, Mrs. Steve Jones, Mrs. John Keith, Mrs R. L. Greene, Mrs. Abner Hawkins, Mrs. T. B. Ritchie Mrs. w. r. Suydam, Mrs J. A. Wilkins, Mrs. Henry Hoot, Mrs. Minnie McDougal and others.
 Miss Lois Britain entertained the B. Y. P. U. at her home Thursday evening. Games and contests were enjoyed during tilc SNeillnS dIlu dll lco COuTSG WdS StTNeQ' at a late hour. The guests included Miss Ollie Beard, Miss Gladys Crockrell, Miss Gladys and Miss Tlla Mae Smith, MT. and Mrs. Osa Andrews, Rev. J. w. Inzer, Mr. Cecil Smith, MT. w. A. Goss, MT. Her. bert Niblett Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Wal ter Britain.
 Miss Minetta Wilson and MT. Billy A. May were married Wednesday afternoon at the home of the Rev. MT. Bryant. Their marriage came as a surprise to their many friends, and after wedding trip they will be at home in Avondale.
 Mrs. s. c. Jones of Columbus, Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Cheatam.
 MT. and Mrs. Palmer Parker have re- turned from Opeika.
 MT. James Wilson has returned from Memphis.
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The Woman in Congress

Thomas F. Logan, in Leslie's.
 The two votes of consequence by the lady member from Montana have been misplaced. She failed to stand with the administration and the country on the issue of war; because she Just couldn - There was no other argument in her brief explanation. This was generally accepted as sufficient. Her maiden speech" on labor troubles in the west ern copper mines, however, was less convincing. It consisted virtually of stand with the unspeakable l. w. w crew, bolstered up with the familiar de- nunciations against the evils of capital istic control, accompanied by a call for
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WILLIAM

The TX D." class of the Methodist church was entertained Wednesday eve ming by Mrs. Maurice Stewart After a business discussion a social hour was enjoyed. Ices were served
 Mrs. A. T.. Morgan entertained a num- Der of friends at F o'clock dinner Wednesday.
 Mrs. H. Clifford invited a number of the little people to her home Wednes- day afternoon, the occasion being to cell