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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
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glnD filr3cr BuuIc froate 9rtns
Wcorg Pins melHcn @riiuocn mag
ipobl Gin Bei6 cinen Wtonn mt iei.
uem SoB perfolgen9"
oSo6eit id) fenne nur siuei: betro.
gene ino peribnlGbte 2icbe."
a9eioe treffen nidt 5lt ertpioertc
Der @rin5 uno iubr nah fiIr5er Gouie
fort Gas 8erbot bon Geoa-
baro 1iebls 0roina bat elm @eib Ter.
nnlaBt, eiit @eib, oaS er meoer
betrogeii, notb perinmdbt.
oSobeit," " cnt9eanete Der Jegiilcur
nit feinem 2dbelH oGic bobcn Die
sSrogc nictjt FORFEIT eeitellt III"
.gliHt forreft2"
oIie Game, iUelbe oos Gerbct
rcranlaBtC, bat nicbt aus SAB, lrie
Gle ucrnlutcn ionoern ouS 2iebe &.
bdnoelt
gritoimt froetc grin0 @cara
ogIus Qiebe?~
ySoB bate sic aon6oie ru6ip
ibrem Shidiol iiberloiicL ober ste
Viebc iiirdltetc cine gtieoerlagc, att.
terte fir oas Bognis oes 3aliebten
@erfoiicrs -
,Sie mciHen ipirflih24
r1as lit oes GGtiels einfode 50.
iInia
sic mogen reCbt ba6en," iagtc
Scr Brin5 ndH filr5cn gtahoenicn.
"a, 70 fam es Iein." llno iDiebor
III @coonfcn fliiIterte or Dor iib SIM
nSolh iucsbnlb ipieS Tie mid ub2
Sd) ipilI mir @ctpiBbeit idjaffen."
@r 1ing nod ocm &alHcnbaus, Giti.
lie 81 iiIcbcn
Wniuo blidtc ocu 9rinsen nqdl,
oic crlouidten @ortc gipcsbolb ,nes
Tie MIDI ob, crfiiIltcn 6en 9iegiisur
nit nencr Sofinung sIuN or
nobm iicb por, nod cianal crnltlidI
nit Cttilieil 81 recon, ielbit mf 0la
8eiobr, ocn crboltcncn Slorbsn lcdJ
rineu neucn binSl5uiiiecr.
,yn Dem 1beotcriool iouo cr Sot.
ttlic, oie isl nit ocn ggoytcn an.
iprah nSie bier n"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
8nr Icttcu 9iu6e setcttct.


So1n 9iaer fono acitern auf ocn
Baltimore gricO6of~ ieinc Icbtc
0iuDcItott. Sotte ein 9(lter bon
81 Sobrcn erreic6t. 9tuf 0cm-
ieIbcn 5ricobof mliroe Sron @m
mo 8. &onocrborit aur IeetGt
9fubc gc6ettct.
Bonn Erouer6ouIc glr. 1915, @}c-
@IocrrD- -StroBe, aus fauo geitern
Ga6ntittog ouf Dem Baltimore
5rieOboi" bic @eiictlng ocs inn 81.
2cbcnSjo6rc perItorbcnen Srn. Syobl
D}iIlcr, fen, luter groBcm @eleit
itott. @oitor 6. gS. 2oc6cr BON scr
ct. @}ottbdifir4c Icitctc oie Troucr-
fcicrlidbtcit lnO mi0nletc 0cn Ser
Itorbcncn cincn au Scr3en qcbcnocn
globrui Scr 0oDingci1icocnc mar
ons W1iooclsoorf bel @iicna6 gebiir-
tig inO fam Dor Ga Sa6ren nod
Nmarifa. lle6erle6t miro Der Ser
Itorbcna, Der ieiner @ottin @leonoro
IN oen 800 folgte, pon itinen Sim
bern SeurD Sobh @uitop Nliaer,
5rou 0iargdretbc @erber un0 Sri.
Gmmo @3iIler, ionic o6t @nfeIn un0
0rei llrcnfeln. 2Qs 9o6rtiidtrdacr
fitugirten fiinf @nfel. gtopmon0
Millcr Sio6ert9liaer, &orrb @}iaer.
SSiaiom @alter Gjcrber lmo &crr
@iIliou @cr6er s'y,s,~ D.
GHrnrd g @pn6crBorft. 4
S60ne 9lumcnlpenoen, ibtuiidten
oen Sorg Scr 5rali Gnno 8. Som
Oer6orit oeren irOiicbe SHae geIterr
Wloreen IN Dem Gr06egrG6ihB Der
6onliIic ouf oem u8oltimprc 5rieo5
BOZ tcierlib 6eigeiebt muroe. Gen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

WRit fcmii1er 8i9tigtuerei crtui.
oerte @rilno: Sic bereiten bic Sof.
oaInen 6it einen 6eitipicle Dor, IL idJ
ltinme inn Stoatsrate nit, - debe
nebenbei Dem griu3en ollerbono DC.
lebrilngen in oranlotilrgiiben Gin.
gen, leiic gSinfe in Ser5ensongeIc0cn-
DeIten So mir 4oniooiantcn- !"
DAB Sie nie cincu crniten Eon
fiuoen tonnen"
oDoran iino Sie oIlein Ibul0l II
Sdtten Gle meinen perliebten sSIeben
@ebor geitbenft, i9 mare ldnait SeSbr
8r1utigan uielleidt I6on Sbr Sc.
mabl lm0 oaHn f1noen iib oic
erniten Zone ihon bon ielbIt.s
Ser &egiiieirl" iogte Sttilic all.
redtpeiieno,
sd iDeiB itbon oieIcu Son rcrSit.
ten Sic lid; gltt, id idtUciqel~
limo Die Gdollipielerin oufmlrfiam
betradteno, filbr CT III teilnchn.en.
Dem Gone fort ,0o6 ipas fpblt
SDHen2 Sbrc Sligo fiinOen Slm.
mer, SeeleHIdnler5; ~ am @n0e Qor
ungliidlidj oerliebt?~ Dann 'pieocs
iber5eno, iprod ct ipeiter; oSollten
sic enoltd bod mcinen @ert crfunnt
boben ino MN in Sbrem ltillen StGir.
mcrleiH iib nod mir iebnen2-g}ogt
Neue al SbrcHl Ser3en, ooB 5ie
nein 5drtIides 2iebestperben ic9ou
6peimol obgetpieien boben2D
aErob all Sbrer gtorrbeiten sana
man Sbnen ilicbt 8iirnen; olircb al
S5bre @oiien lcu6tct Sbr glites SeS3. =
,,lluo biibic6 bin id) ctipo niG)tH"
ygluh SonlplinIertc lpollcn 5ie
borcn2@
oginH Cineu Soliptoor5ua briiBc
idb, TT bin ilmner nod lc0iq!"
uS6er8en Sie nid)t 5u DicI, oeml
bciIte bin id IN Der 2altnc, Sie beiut
Mort 81 nebmen."
so erultlib babe ib nod, lie Sa.
ran gcoa6t, mid in &Dneus sSeiIein
ibloeen 81 laiien, ipie eerooe feet:
beun iHon 8ipeimol muBte id oieie
@ohe niidtern ailr Brobe, neil
meinc 8aifeemaihine nidt fuugtio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Tah eeirnnfen.

Ger 20 Sa5re oltc 99ilton 9or9cr
bon %imlico entging tnapp Dem Eooe
OrG @rtriufeu ais OoS Sis, pel6eS
SoueS Sale 9enau ober6ol6 ocS 9afe
&olonO. 0ommes beoedt, brad. Bar.
ger uoltte S1littibub lauicn iHo
trng ieiuc Sdlittihu6e mo eincn
Sodepihldger inter Oem 9lrm. Bis
3llr 9iiite iicl er ms g9niier; Der
S6ld9cr pcldcn er trug, pcrbin.
oerte icin lpeitcres Sintcrt ga CT ouf
beioen @iSfonten Oe9 Codes rll6te.
g2llton gcldng Is, ii1 ans oem
g2aiicr cnpor5ll3ie6cn rm0 init
0lrbirorenei aleiOeru bega6 er iic9
nd6 Sauie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

SIN @cbGuoe Der u@aitern 2orn0rD
Go.1 9lr. 204-210, Sio 5. GroBe
Sig6lonotowu bro6 aciteru &ormit-
to8 Gin 9o6Ihlbl6ran6 aus, Der o6er
Die in DER @di6erci oueeItelteu
6raucn uno @3aHner mdt oaron 6in-
ocrtc, ibrc 9lrbeit fort8uicbcu. G6e
oie 6etIerpebr ouf Scr @iloflGdc e..
i@ieh bottcn 2lugciteatc Sic Slom-
mcn bereitS critidt. Ger ongcri0tetc
5haocn miro duf 5000 ongcgc6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
glus Ocm SHnereM WlarslanS'S unS
ben aagreH5cuoen Gtaaten.
Sn ie6S &IdBen cinge,
6rodlen.

SSn 0leDerOalc 6ei Cumberland,
orongcn Gin6reber in ieds beridic.
oene @o6ningen lno erbeuteten $40
IN 9aar outs Ser aepitone Garage,
$i06 in 9oor rno cincn Giamant-
&ing inn g9crtb BON $50 aus Oen
SaOeu bon Holp6 5opler, $40 in
9aar aus oem @eihdit bon N3iQer
uuO GollinS, $t5 ais Dlcger's
S6ld4terei, $t4 ATS 2enborfs giI-
loros9iolm ino $1t aus &. 81. Nlc-
aen5ic'S 2aocn. Spdtcr oerlu6ten
bier Nldnner IN oic @o6nlmg OcS
Gbcater '@ei6dftsiii6rers 6ront Sem.
nllnGer eir5lt0riu9cn ipurocn o6er
ourG 5rdu Semntinacr oic Gin Sc
pebr obieltertc, periogt.
Sefiirmprten @riiQcI
Strafe.
Gie @roBgeidtporenen OeS Sc
6ruar-1crmiuS 0cS GrcisaericbteS
BON ,Sreoerid, 6obcu pielc Sale I'm
teriudJt luo foueu 81 Scr lle6cr3eii
glrg, Dab Is fiir oiele lle6clt6dter
ouac6ra9t lei, Oieiel6en 5u berprii
geln @leidfaas iino bic @ci6pore.
peu fir @eiongenorbeit, oo lid cine
9m5e gIn5abl Mldnncr in i1lcdJtcn
3citen ciniperrcu loiieu INN ouf ao-
iten ocs GouutD's 5li lebeu. 5erncr
iphroe cine poait1nOiae 9lenouotion
oeS @efdngniiies empio6len, ueIdeS
i6nluBig imo iuiianitGr lit. Ser
gertaui BON 5euermoiien ioa einoc-
trageh lnO oaS Serumlungern an
StroBeueden perboten iueroen.
aobIen fiir sic glrmcn.
Iie IooiS ao6(eu un6 aofS So
1atte Der Staot Gum6erlouo cine
@aagonloollng GobIcn gei6cnft,
melde ourd oie Gerpalhlna an sic
Staotarncn OGrtDeilt iDuroc.
9lrm obGcidnitteu.
Wabrcno DeS Sol5id]neioenS olif
Der S5qrn bon 8. glornou gilieD,
un9c &rinccb 9(iac, bcnerftc Ganirl
e, GoQoD aus Gocng OoB irecno ct.
mas NIT Der Sdee auBer Sronluia
mar 9ei ser 9la$6eiierlinq oes
SHaoens fam er nit Dem rcdten
llnterarm Der iid IN @etrie6 6efin6.
li9en areisidge 3ii na6c, oic i6m 0en
FIRM obidnitt- Ger @rleetc wuroe
nod Dem BeniniuIo-Soipitol in Ga.
lisburp 9ebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
lLntcr idnuercr 9Inldln[0inllnnl

lluter Der qlui6uloigung, eiu I'M.
oroeutIihes SoiS 81 fii6reh mirroe
@pa Toriep bon glr 742, g9cit-9ol-
timorc-5troBe geitcru Moracli BON
gii6tcr So6onnien in ser ueitIiben
Goli5eiitation inter 5000 9iira.
i6oft fir elm @eribtsoerio6ren feit-
gebalten. Sergcant 9rouot 6otte nit
mebreren anoeren @oli5iiteu Oie
&a85io ilnternommen. 3pei N}Go-
6elt 9llice @rowit un0 9ottie @ooI-
tor6 BON SiebIanotomn uno 5pei
0ldnner BON @dloert1GountD, pelc9e
ango9en, Soroce @pren uno SSoiep6
Soper 81 6eiBcu, uuroeu IN Dem
Soiiic geiunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
S5nnoriaer 0lecer

Simgcr trie6 oen 9}eocr G6omaS
@idginS, ocr crit fiir5licb BON &eters-
burg, @d, 5ier5erfonJ 81 eincm
oroitiiben 9or9e6en. @r ipranq
oird elm 6euiter in oos Seiin Ses
9}e9erS E. So6nion, 9}r. 40S, 9}oro.
0|ount StraBc, iebte iit6 an SEN
Gid nit DEM &eIt DER 6omilie uno
peri6lang olleS, mas i6m in Die Sin.
Ger fam Snr ser iiioweit(i6en %oli-
3eiltqtioit crfldrte scr g2c9cr ocnl
&i3tcr EorniollaL oaB CT Gin 6lngs
rigcr 0lann iei uno cr oa6hl gci6idt
peroen m0c9tc, iuo cS picl Sit eIIen
gobc qii6tcr GornoIluu piIlfa6rtc
ieinem @imi6e uno ianotc i'm auf
orei sQipnate iu'S glr6eits6Qus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
An iter6em6em 8nitnn6e aefnn6eu.

Sin tm6cfanntcr ilmqer N1anm,
mclGen man in beipuBtloIem gu.
itanoc i'm @ingangc cincs @onOcl6il-
ocrt6catcrs in 9lr. 3t4 g9cIt-9olti.
more. c.StraBc, oifgefluocu battc,
itorb I'M llniperIitdts Soipital filr5
naGOcm man i6u nui Den Gpero-
ticnstiid gclegt 9attc. Cu iciucnl
SeiiB fon0 man cine Giiiteufarte,
mcl1c aui sen 9}omcH 81. Dooancc,
gir. 1906, N}cScnru. .StraBc lautct.
Ter llanH par rmgid6r 25 Sabre
alt iuio trlt9 cinea OmifcI6Iaiicu gln.
5llg, iflpar5en llcbcrjic6cr uno eincn
braltnen jSeooro.0lri. Gic Qcidlc
miiroc in Die @}orgic gcidlafft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
Qift am lfridlHninnn

.Sm ct. Soicp5se0oiptol itarb &C.
ltcrn @lorgcn Soon SCOTS, Der in
Der 9io6t 5im Gonneritag auf oen
Grcppen Oes Souies 9}r. 2407, 0it.
N'onlment'Strabc, bepuBtloS ollf.
9eTlmoen puroe. 0ie 9ler5tc itelten
lett OnB Der Gfonn al Grid]opiuug
lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
3m 50. qe6ensia6r ocitor6en

Ger Scteran 0eS 9iireerfrieocs
mo fiir oiclc Sabre Gin 9lugeiteltcr
Der @aSgciellid6oit, 2copoIo Soed,
ltdrb gcitern in ieiuer @o6nlng g1r.
1918, 2itsG5aic-StroBe. ST miro
BON iciner @ittpe, iiinf S66nen,
pier Io@tcrn oeri1icocnen gnfcIn
unO llrenfcln iibcrIc6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Sin nsntcr Snn9c4, iucmn midtcrn.
oSidter" iooic geitcrn G5roit
ISrlces @erfclcD BON S}r.t716, g}orO-
9urbom StroBe, i'd WiQ mcinent
Slmgcu cine Mornlng 5u G1eil mer-
ben ioiieu. Gr lit Gin gutter Surge,
pcnn liidbtcrh ober icbr, iebr undn-
8cuebuL ipenn CT cinen uebr getrlm-
fen bot, ais CT oertragen fom". 90
iprab oie 6roit, Die iib nit ibreni
Stmgen Dor 9tibter Dolntins i'm
norooitliheu &ol6eigeri6t eingefin-
ocd bette. Der oSltnge" 5Sranflin
SerfeleD bottc iih an 01ittpodj
glbcuo einen o9lifen" gefouft luo in
oieient 3uitono Sfonoal angefoneen,
WeSbaI6 iic6 sic @}lltter ocranlaBt
lab, ibren oguten Sungen~ berboften
5l loNen. 9ie D1ittter lit 7S Syo6re
alt uno Der ugute Syunge" 81. 9i6-
ter 0olpfius entlieB 6ronflin nit eli.
ner &erluarnlmg uno erflGrte W}ut.
ter 8erfclcD ooB iie ibrcm Sanger
3u &auic c6enfoa8 sic 2coitcn Der.
Icicn miro, tpic iic eS in frii6cren
So9ren gct9on Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
@ealntcnlunl[ nn GJlnntnn-

glm @}outo9 gl6eno finoet in ST.
lDcr'S Saac 9|r. 1923, Baltimore
Strobe, bic 9eomteupo5l Der uSSyii-
oiideH Gnmcu S@pinoiiic5tSSiIfs.
Sclcai@oit" itott. Sci ocH fiir5Iid
obgc6oltcncu 9oa murOc Gin llc6cr.
iduB BON $73S cr5icIt. Gos Sin
tonneu ocr &crciuigung 6ctrlg inn
3o9re 1916 $605t.78 rno murbe an
Botientcn Die 5uumc bon 5367.46
oeroonot, mas einel ltcberiduB BON
S6S4.32 in Der 9onf bctaBt. Sic
Broiioentin Der @jeiel(i6oft lit Srou
SeIfopie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

@a0ifaIbetIltTa ber g{erUenidlmd0e.

Gboob nro0ie Bcri9nrn acpIoe BON SciinmQsoioet unS
iAlcAcn Grdumg crid6pfcnOal Nusflu 9udt Ioden rnS
Sop@mcwcu SaoSou$o Abna6nc @c69rS 6 scr Se6fro
&otorrb Mo9Cn0riden Shbpropug Ndi0iafeit Grr6tben
3tern Scr5fopicf @rtbecmnumg @engiGtci un6 Sribnn
eror ans 0cn gSuaenDrcnO@ e ale SoiGcn nscnocr Ser.
ttrnn0cn srinSd hr5cir 3cit Strittrcn 5amnfnB
Egors &foNr nnS @ncrbrnd nad ricr 6g ucnen SIC.
t9uOe ami CiHcn Sdlag gebcilt UcrScu.
m 5s 5s % s @ ame e 9a tss3 @ @ Sas % @ afaqs Sses
10 ber '~'"' N'ls'N"'e
2cnH@cu @r0atSIiaifei 1877 Gah a. etr @cu.gurf, Rg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

nal lire llntoiten oedelt fonnen.
0ieic @utiduloigung bot ic0od Dor
Dem @eies feline @iiltiefeit unO purs
Oe @bitc 5u einer @eloitrofc bon $57
nebit Soften oeroonucrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16
eofaI6eridte ans gsal6inatOn.


3pcitanieno ano6en ser SSuecno.
pebr bon g9oi6iuoton weroen an
Somitag 9lodbmittog III ciucm Set,
alii5uge 0urb ole gcunipIOania.glbe.
morihiren im0 Die glftibitdt ifrer
lotaleu Oraaniiationen iIIuitrireu.
@uuft a ll6r giodmittagS piro oie
Baraoe an oeren Spite 6erittene
Roli3iiteu ieiu uerOen, pou oemSSrie.
pens Monument aus ibren glnfong
nrbner mo i'll 5ipei glbt6ei(itngen
ibre Route 5uu 9daBomt oitlid
uon Der Is. Strobe 5ur 3enniblDo.
MIA 9lOenue, n6rolib 5ur IL. Ctr,
mo iiiolih in ser IL. StroBe gum
vgs6ite Got" iottiebeu Gie aapeQe
ocr g9oi6ingtoner Silacnomebr, be.
lte6euo aus 80 N}uiifinitrllntenten
inter DER Seitlrg bon s. 8. aioipaIl,
miro oie critic 9Ibt6eilung begleiten.
Reprdientant s Sanpton M2oorc
miro ipdter cine 9coc iiber oen 80.
triotismlS eincr 9lotion" 5olten
6cuerin Stallge6au0c.
9(S 5euerpe6rmonu s. g9. Gicc
IN ooS breunenoe StoQac6duoe bon
Gnrl 2 Sitter, glr. 1897, z. StraBe,
9loro Neit. eintreten lpcatc, iprang
! gg9atdlmau ein Slmo, ouf i6n ina
poate i'm ooron ber6inoern, iid
oird oen oidcn gala gobn 5u bre.
den inoem er ieiue iborfen 8G6ne
in 0aS SanoeeIent oeS SeueriDe6r-
mounes eingru6. 9lice 6eiGnitigte
Den Sumo ieood our1 ireunolideS
3Ireoen un0 nit oemiel6en lmter
ieinem glrni fiiBrte er bier 9feroc
aus Dem StoIl. @ieb6eitano aina
inn @crt6e bon $1,000 8u @rllnoe;
DER 0loterialiAaoeu belief iid aui
5000 6cuerlpe6r 9ielttenant syr.
Wlarfworo iieI nit elmer Better, iuel-
die er gegeu oas @eb1uoe geIteIlt
bate Gr 500 iib cine Sdnitttuun-
oe ii6er Dem einen gluge 3u; ouBer.
Dem Nrona Der 5euerbafcn, oen er
trig in ieineu glrm @r lpuroe inn
Somoeopot6iiden Soipitol bebou.
belt.
BloBIider Goo.
Ger "a Sabre aIte D1oieS s. Con.
ne6orn erlog eiuem Scr5ibIae in iei.
mem Seim IN @aibineton. er 6ottc
lid Dor etlideu Sabren BON Ieinen
@ei6diten 5uriidge5oset. g(nBer iei-
ner @ittlue, Srau Sulia $. Sonnc-
bortt 6interldBt ct eine Sodter sen.
rietto 5ein @oter, Sol. Gonneborn, |
ucn Baltimore, 5mei 8riiOer See unb |
Siaoor Souneborn itno 0rei S4me.
iteru Srou 8. Ginf bon gleip,gort, |
,Srali s. Sipplc bon Cumberland il. |
,Srl. Glara Sonueborn bon @alti- I
more ii6erleben i6n ebenfoas. IaS
ge9ra6uiB finoet beilte 9}adniittog
itatt. iino 5par mlf oem Baltimore
isroclitiiheu 6rieo6otc. (
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

Die critic etaots.Gon0cntion ser
6rolcnrcGtIerinncH fin0et om 27.
lno 2S. 5e6rilar in Baltimore itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-16

ulan eripdBne 6eu pSnitimurc CORRESPONDENCE
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15
A DAGGER
IN THE BACK

That's the woman's dread when she
gets up in the morning to start the days
work. "Oh! how my back aches" GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules taken to-
day eases the backache of tomorrow
taken every day ends the backache fer
all time. Don't delay. What's the use
OF suffering? Begin taking GOLD
MEDAL Harlem OIL Capsules today and
be relieved tomorrow. Take three or four
every day and be permanently free from
wrenching, distressing back pain. But be
sure to get GOLD MEDAL. Since 1896
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil has been the
National Remedy of Holland, the Govern
ment of the Netherlands having granted
a special charter authorizing its prepa-
ration and sale. The housewife of Hol-
land would almost as soon be without
bread as she would without her Real
Dutch Drops" as she quantity calls GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules. This rs
the one reason why you will find the
women and children of Holland so sturdy
and robust
GOLD MEDAL are the pure, original
HARLEM Oil Capsules imported direct
from the laboratories in Harlem. Hol-
land. But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL;
Look for the name on every box Sold
by reliable druggists in sealed packages,
three sizes Money refunded Z they do e
not help you. Accept only the GOLD
MEDAL. All others are limitations. Adv.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15
OLD PRESCRIPTION
FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

A medicinal preparation like DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp Root, that has real curative
value almost sells itself. Like an endless
chain system the remedy is recommended
by those who have been benefited to those
who are in need of it.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a physi-
clans prescription. 1t has been tested
for years and has brought results to count
less numbers who have suffered.
The success of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp. Root
is due to the fact that it fuflls almost ev-
cry wish in overcoming kidney, liver and
bladder diseases, corrects urinary troubles
and neutralizes the uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
Do not suffer. Get bottle of Swamp
Root from any druggist now. Start treat
ment today.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR..
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15
Domestic

An answer to the proposed action of
the milk distributors in Chicago to
lower the price of milk to So hun
dredweight was made by delegates
representing more than 1000 diaries in
Boone, Winnebago and McHenry coun-
ties, who decided that the November
price for milk was to be $3.71.
Ten stevedOres are missing, $4,000
600 damage has been done, and many
ships, loaded with cargoes for the al
lies were burned in a fire which start
ed at the water front at Baltimore.
Md. Alien enemies are suspected Of
starting the blaze. The fire broke out
almost simultaneously at five different
places at Locust Point.
Six of the ten German prisoners who
escaped from the alien enemy deten-
ton camp, Fort Mcpherson. Ga, were
captured by agent: of the department
Of justice.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15
He Got the Blind.

A tradesman in a certain town put
n box outside his shop, labeled "For
the Blind" A few weeks later the box
disappeared.
"Halloa! What's happened to the
box for the blind?" he was asked by
O friend.
"Oh, got enough money" he re-
piled, pointing up to the new canvas
blind that sheltered his shop window.
sNOt bad, is It'll"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15
Bound to Get There.

an spite Of the fine war-training the
editor has had ut home-meaning in
his particular household-the army
people turned him down three tines"
says the Adams Enterprise, "but he
hasn't lost hope; he's going to get in
that war somehow! They shouldn't
discriminate against man who is
merely gray-headed from worry
The Atlanta Constitution.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15


After many trials and tribulations
Mrs. Timson had managed to get a
maid" of sorts.
Nov, Thurza," said she, "be careful
about the water. We only use the
well water for drinking, as we have.
to pay man to pump 1t. The rain
water Is good enough for washing up
and so on"
After. tea Mrs. Timson asked:
uszQid you remember about the water,
fT3rSsi"
"Oh, yes, m'm," said Thurza. II
filed the kettle half full of water
from the butt and the other half with
water from the well. l thought that
bottom half might as well be getting
hot at the same time for washing up
after tea."-San Francisco Argonaut.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15

gram from somewhere I6cev In.
nouncing that her brother, William
| Speedman, had been killed in battle
Mrs. Jarrett has two other brothers,
Peter, in the British, and George Jar.
rett, in the United States army.
Knoxville.-A partial victory for the
defendants In the municipal custer
suits was scored, when Circuit Judge
Won A. Huffaker, before whom the
cases are being heard. refused to sus.
pend the two defendants, Mayor JOIN,
E. Mcmillan and City Commissioner
John w. Flenniken, from office pend
Ing the hearing of the suit against him
on It's merits.
Jackson.-That the Southern Meth.
odist Episcopal church will continue
its labors for the prosecution of the
war was the strong sentiment express
ed at the semiannual college of bish-
ops. Not only will the church strong
ly espouse the religious work at the
camps, but will assist In all patriotic
endeavors TO win the war for America.
Patriotism was the strong keynote Of
the conference. Ten delegates we e
chosen to attend the International PIT.
rity Congress at Louisville, KY, No
vember to IA.
Jackson.-Russell Dewey, 25, an en-.
ploye of the West Tennessee agricul
tural station, was perhaps fatally in.
iured when hemmed in a stall by a
large Angus bull and gored. His alb
dozaen was crushed.
Lexington.-W Vol league. aged 10,
died at his home, six miles west of
town, after an illness OF several weeks.
He was a farmer, an upright citizen
and member OF the Primitive Bap-
fist church.
Knoxville. Of minis
tiers in the United Brethren church
throughout East Tennessee were made
at tho closing session here of the
United Brethren conference. Among
definite appointments are: Presiding
elder AMI superintendent of East Ten
nessee district, Rev. w. G. Wright, of
Knox Vile; Forestdale, Rev. M. M. Scalf
Bookwalter, Rev, C. II. Bath; Knox
vile curcuit, Rev. w. III. Williams;
Marble City, Rev. Mr.. Rouce; Johnson
City, Rev. B. s.. Fowler; Greeneville
curcuit, Rev. s. A. DeFord; Otterbine
circuit, Rev. w. H. Carder; Mosheim
circuit, Rev. S. 6. Smith. Bishop W.
NJ. Bell of Los Angeles, Calf. presid-
ed over the conference.
Clarksville.-The Rev. r. e. Fulton
has accepted call to serve as pas
tor of tho Presbyterian church at Eu.
taw, Ala, and will leave in a short
time for that place DR.. Fulton has,
for eleven years, been an instructor
in the S. P. university, where hr was
recognized as most capable man.
Chattanooga.-A telegram received
here announces the death at Jackson
VILE, Fla, of Gen John T. Wilder, a
member of the Chattanooga-Ch icka-
manga park commission. and one of
the most prominent ex-Federal Off
GERS in this part Of the stata
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-11-15
Answered.

The motorist was looking discOnso-
lately at his car that lay helpessly on
its side on the border of small plow-
ed field. 1t had obviously skidded off
the road.
Presently a passer-by of the genial
kind that will ask sensele3s questions
came along.
Hello! Have you had an acct
dent?'
NO" returned the exasperated mo-
torist. 1--WE just bought new car,
so brought the old one out to bury
it in this field. Got II pickaxe and
shovel in your pocket you could lend
meY'-Answers.