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SaS @cttcr.

Sir Morplono unO Ben 0iitrift So.
lumbia bcllte flur, morgen 5unebs
mcno bCp0lft nit acknowledgements
SdnceioQ; uoroGitlid)c bis oItlide
Winpe.
8ritern mar ser bod)itc Gbermomc.
tcrIton0 80 @roo nm 3 l(br Nodn,It
tags uno ser uicOriGitc 26 @roo NM
Z ltbr MorgcnS.
,>n ocn ii6riQen 9unoe0 . @cttcrs
@eobod)tungS Stotionen pur0cn
Die folQcnoen nieSrigitcn Gbermome,
t~erit6noc beo6uhtet: GoItport II,
YortlonO II, Bolton 20, Nlborp rs,
Atcp . Oorf 20. Ybilnoelpbio 26, PIT
lolltic Gitp 2S, @olbington %, 9tor-
foIf 81, SottcruS 40, Charlotte "a,
@ilmingtou "a, Gburleiton 40, Sns
pannnb 40, Sadionpiae II, Supitcr
60, gtlonto "a, Wontgomerp As,
9tem Orleans 5S, Enleitinc IS, 8al-
pciton 81. Corpus @6riiti IS. Wtem.
p1is ~, Cincinnati 2S, E%ittSburg -,
Gsrego 10, Buffalo II, Glepelmno
II, Ictroit &c, Nlpeno 4, @recn
Ban -t2, 4ulutb -22, 81. Youl
-t6, Ct. 2ouiS IS, aonios Gitp II,
Smobu g, @uron lie, 9ismord
III, MiQiiton IA, SABRE -12, SIC.
lena \ Salt Sufc Gitp 80, Gcnpcr
20, Nortb Nlotte Il, 9ooge Gitp 6,
ImorilIo 90, Sos Angcles -.
Dor Der 3iifcr beoclltct untcr
9tltQ.
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BUR Sead)tuuN

Die Scrrcn @ercins' nnS 2ugcn.
GefrctGre mcrbcn gebctcn, aae 8cr'
cinsbcridtc uocr sdriftitiide, bic fir
ben y9entidcn GurreipOnOcntrn" be.
itimmt iinb, bireft an bic 5eitnns ST
ahrcIiircn, tint elmer prumptcn Gr'
JcSignns iidcr 81 icin. 9nrd Sas
Torciircn FOLDER Sdrittiife an
gngcItcQtc trctcn in bercn Gbiueien'
beit 6fters fir beibe Sartcicn nnlieb'
fame @ersOscrnnsen Elm.
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yScbcratiun Of gabpr."


Ganoiooten fiir sic fommen0e Beam.
tenmaGl nominirt. - Gin &c.
genconbioat fir Groii0ent Sirid).
Gie @abl fin0et n6dite @ode
itatt. - Gin @encontre.
Sn Scr geitriger Sibung Der Bal.
timore federation Of 2a6or murOel
Die tolgenocn Ganoi0oten fir Die IN
Der nodIten Mofe ltattiinoenben Be
amtentuobl nominirt, uno 5ipar nit
uielen ihonen @orten ourb Oie Sc,
Legation, lucld)e sic ein5elnen ImtS.
9onoiooten in @orihlog bradtcr.
ErdiiOent go, Sirif bat eincn &c.
gcn.Gonoiooten in Sobn 6. 8old,
g%cfun0en, unO iheint ous GrGlioen.
tenant Oicsmol Elm ibrper unlitrittc.
mes 81 iein. Tie iibrigen Gonoiooten
limb: Sir I. 8ice . YrGiioenten a6c
8oroon; fir =. Sice Brdiioenten q.
%. Scnoerion mo Is. Pepper; fir
6inon5iefretGr uno S6osmeiiter 3.
Woron, Is. $. Sues, 6. $. Wettee Ii.
u. EcOOicoro; fir prot. SefretGr q.
Nolmorn un0 Soiepb Mc8regor;
fiir Stills . Sefrctdr Of. s. Sorpc,
$. ". @ubfe, 5. .. S'Gonnor; fir
Scrgcont = at ; ArmS s. Geo. &llp-
pei, @olter Soffcr mo u. Heineder;
fir finn WitglieOer oes @refutip.Go,
mites: 6ronf =. Sbonen @. Gottee.
W. ". @elh, Wor Scr5og. 6ronf
6orncp, @nl. Soplor, @m. grpon,
Z. 6. SUIT, s. SfJiaino, $. SingIep,
@m. @cBler, Sobn 9rolpn, So. g.
Ncmmon, Sobn &iegger; fir orci
SrltItecs: ". q. Wodlono, 5. Bob.
net, 0runf Beorion, $. ". Gori6en
uno Sobn Slonignn.
@GbrenO elmer ser Domination
porongebeuoen Grefutiuiibung ipuroc
cin Mitglico Der Gorquet g.. SllBbo.
oenIegcr, mcld)er oericlbcn beinoGn.
tc, obr1e Gclegot 81 iein, an Die frii6c
2lrft gcicbt, nadocm Die 3immcrlcll-
tcsllnion ge9en Die Iufno6me oc5
ManneS IN sic obige llniol, proteItirt
bate ga er Der 3inmerleute : Union
nod cine beoelltenoe Sunme fir
Seitrdgc idulbig iei. Del bieien Ser
bonOlungen muB aud oos @ort
gSca6" gcfalen iein, oenn oils ser
Wom OuS &or5immer erreidt bate,
bcgom Elm fur5er Souitfnmpf nit
cinem MitglieOe ser federation, Den
CT 6cidulOi9te, i'm nit bieiem @orte
beleioigt 81 boben. Gie Streiten0en
mltroen getrcnnt uno bolo berridte
wieocr Ser id)onite Grieoe.
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y@ittclSbnd).S cftiun.
- 8rohcr Wasfen.S al -
Wontag, Den 4. Tcbrnur,
r@crmania'M anncrd)Or'S alc."
$3.50

Bon Gee un6 Sofcn.-Otit
fl &oiiiten.T oiio0icrcn unb unGc-
fd6r 80 3miidenbcds E%oiiogiercn
trot gcltern 9tohnlitto0 nm , llbr
Der 9tor6o. 2lopo.G ompier .Gron.
ocnbprg" inter 8iibr,tnG OcS Gopt,
@nltcrshorf icinc Scimrciic nod
Bremen on. llutcr ocn obrciicnhcrl
&oiiitct. Eoiin9icrcn bcionb iid) Sr.'
:. Aiioi1 nit icincr @attin mo Icincn
bcibcn S0dtcrn Inno unb Woric, sic
cine l6nGcre 9eiudsrciic nod Der
olten Scimotb MAIDEN. Ticle 6reln-
&c 0obcn Srn, giioil, Scr boS Sollpt
Ser .aIiuu Canning Comp" unb cin
prpmincntcS Mitglieb bes o@ermo.
Mo- 1nrerdlorS" lit. Dos @clcit.
Sicbcn bon scr 2onbunQ Nitsgc.
idlolicnc mllbtcn nit bcm Inmpicr
Die unfrciipiaigc Hiidreiie ontrcten.
Ger Norbb. 2lopb Gonpfcr
.Sannoocr," GopitGn &. BON 2cttcn
Ecterien, scr ON 10. bS, Mts. BON
Bremen nit 900 Yoiio9icren iiir Bal.
tinrorc lrno ego fir @olpciton o6fuGr.
miro Gnoe ser @ode bier crmortct.
- Ion Bremen nod, bier lit ~fcrncr
scr Nor6b. 0lono 9arnpfer .Slbcns
burg" nit 900 EoIio0icren inter
ipegs.
@egen nngc,
rehtfertigter &erbatun8
pcrflaete 9ena Sriebmnn Den in Nr.
2tt9, Treberid : Slpcnue, wobnbattel
@enrp Stol5enbod i'm Superiors@e'
ridlt i'm $4,000 gntihGoigrng, 81
Der alageihriit bcibt es. Stol3cnbad
babe am 25. Noocmber lebten SobrcS
fire gerboftltng luegcn artgeblid)ell
Weineibs peranlobt, bic anifuloi'
gung lei jebod pom aaoi Goldman
in Der norblpeitlihen Eolijeiltation
~perluprfen morben.
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~" Die n@ittelsbad. Seftion Rr.
1" oes 9aperiiden Hationalperball-
Oes" bdlt am Wontag, Ben 4. 6ebr.,
III Der o@ermania-W Gnner6or.Saae"
ibren oi~esidbrigen groben Masten-
BAD ab. 8ie in friiberen Sabren, 10
niro audi oieie Seitlidfeit nidt Der.
feblen, ibre 9ln5iebungsfraft aus5u.
iiben. Sir gin5elmasfcn ilno Grip.
pen iino II w~ertbpoQe Grciie ausge.
iest, uro betr1gt Der gintrittspreis
MIR 25 Gents Die 8erion. Die ar.
ransements befinoen iif in S1noen
zines umiihtigen Gomite's, weldes
mebrere lltitige neberraidunsen fir
Die 9eillfJer porbereitet 1at. Gas.
ielbe beltebt aus f~olgenoen Serren:
aua. Strauff, SEQ. Sderbel, 6.
gngcls, Sobn 0ran5, Sobn Wtunber,
Sobn Stnrflnuf, 6ranf Sprenger,
Conrad Submiiacr, Irtbur 9ommel'.
Otto Sorlter 1no iSran5 8rnt
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Scrn blicb Der S%rcicrsmauu.

llno 0es6alb tronf Gertrude 2amfIit
Sol3olto6ol. = Wltr0e in iterbens
Dem 3uitanoe no6 Dem oSobn5
Sopfins' Soipitol" gebradt. -
Gin Gonan IN @irfli6feit,
r0idgolein belt Gag unO Nudt,
traltrig am Spinnro0 luadl, pom
Nltg' Die Tr0ne ram, fern blieb Der
6rcicrSnlonn.~ IieIc5 olti6wcOiId)c
2ieo io0 ben @usiogcn Don 9efonlt.
ten OeS SRI. 8crtruoc 2omfin berIeI'
ben INNER int Sim acIcGen bobelL
unO iie nit bongen Nbnlm0cn cr'
iiiQt 6obcrt bic. Damn 5ur traurtger
@obrbeit lpiir6en. Gertrude mar
y Sabre olt uno lc6r bitbid. Sic
oiente in Nr, SIS, Ct. Eoltlitr., bel
elmer an9eiebenen 6nn1ilic, luel6c
ibr oaS bette 3cugniB ouSitcllt. Sor
3nbresfriit mod1te tic oie 9efonnr'
idoft bon @rnit Hieb in Wai6ington,
ln0 am letter Wontag mollte lid
boS Gaar perbeirotbcn. Sri. 2am'
fin bate lire %poQItGnoige IuSitat
ting 6creit, unb bo lie sic Sciratb &C.
beiin holten moate, entfer1tc lie Iidl
inter Dem 8orlponoe, Dob lie Dos
Nll4cu. uno S6ren 6oipital 6eills
d)cn moQc, aug ibrerg9obnung. Statt
nod bcnl Soipital, bcQob lie iid IN.
orIlen llod) Dem Camden . 9a6n6ofe
moieI6it iie ibren 9rGutigam uni
1912 ll6r t%reffen ioQte. Ger 10 Seib.
crIebnte itelte iid inOciien nit 6cnl
6eio0ten 3llge nift Elm, unO StunOe
oitf St1nbe oerrnnn, obne Dab elmer
Ser cintreffenoeu 3iigG Den 6reier5.
mann 6rahte. Im Nbcno febrte Ger
trlt0e idlueren Scr5cnS na6 9altie
5uriid. ul1o BON Der 3cit an bate iid
i6r @eien gdn5lif pcr0noert. Sic
dubcrte iid) uerIdie0cnen Yerionen
Q~e0enii6er Oobin, ooB OoS Qe6en fir
lie teinen 0feij mebr babe, uno crit
ais om Gienltog Morgcn ein 9rief
aus @oibington %eintraf, pcrfldrter
lid lire melan6oliiGcn 3iige mieocr
81 cinem gliidlihen 2Gdeln. God sic
6reuoe mar MIR aa5u fltr5. Stat
zines @ntiduibigrnQa S6rei6enS,
mcld)es @ertruoe ermortctc, erbielt lie
cincn a6idIicoS6rief bon Ocm Mnnnc,
nit Oem iie 6reuo' in0 9ci0 81 tbci,
fen 0coadte. Sic 3crriB Sen 9riei
Dor Den augen einer 6%reunbin uno
iproh sic @6lidt aus, i6rem Goicin
ein genaltiomes@noc SIT 6creiten. St
Grmoneelun9 zines @iitc8 tronf Tie
cin @oiiergtdS poG Sol5olfobol un0
fltr5e 3cit 0ardlli mllrOc iic, grdBtid)e
Sflmer5cn leibcnb, bon an6eren
Gienitboten oiifqefunoen, Gin raid
5ltr Stcne ~gerltfener gr5t empfo6l
bic lle6erfii1ritng Der gotientir nod
benz vSobns SopfinS' Soipital", no.
iel6it geItern Wittog SRI. 2omfin
our6 Ben SOB bon i6ren idredlihen
S6mer5en crloIt 1uliroe. Coroner Go,
rlit6ers eroftete cinen Snqueit in
Dem Safe fir nnnotbig. Die 9erbli.
d)ene binterlGBt Orei 9rii0er II. 5lpci
SdpcItern.
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6ric0c lcincr u Of c. - lin,
ter 5o6lreider @etbciliglung bon 2eio.
%trogcnoen murbe geitcrn Nnhntittug
3 llbr sic irbiid)e Siiae beS am 81,
oS. Wts. I'M boben Sitter BON SO Sab.
rem geitorbenen Sobn Senrp Sdntal.
bad. Botte bon Worp. geb. 8iint6er,
ST. 8robe gctrogen. Had)bem GaItpr
Sultns Sofmonn cine einorufspoIe
Troucronood)t i'm Sterbebolie, Nr.
&c. Siib.gbcn.S trobe, abeebolten
botte, betuegte iid) Der latge 2eideh.
CONDUIT nod ocm n2ollbon.Gar
Sriebbofe," no Die feierlide Sci.
ietltng itattfonb. als @abrtuhtra.
ger eripieien bem Geritorbeten Die
lctte Gbrc Sic SS. Soiporb Wiid,
@iGinm Sd}ellinacr, Gbos. Gd,
Senrp aren1cr, 8eorg unb Souis
&ornmonn. Sr. Sfmolbof luor ait
s.. Te5cmbcr 1923 IN SeiIen 0arnr.
itobt 9cboren, fom I'M Sabre 1914
mad, Baltimore. no err Bis Dor 90
Sobren elm @rocerie.@ eidGft betrieb.
Gr miro auBer ieiner @ittme Dol,
stuei S6bnenL Seinrih urb Sbeooor,
elmer Sodter. Srou gntrnp Soltbtp,
oht Gnfeln un6 brei ltrenfeln be.
troltert.
6inon5ieIIes. an unoerer
Stele bes .Ieutiden Gprreiponben.
ten" iinb bic Iusmeiie ser rGritten
Nationol.9 onf," Ser Commercial
ano 6ormer's @ational gonf," Der
.Slotptpn Motionol.9 anf." ser .No.
tionol Grd,onae 9onf," Der nMer.
d)ott's MotionoI-9 anf". utb ser
Canton Notionul.9 anf" pilbli5irt.
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Sin z dpmcrsenspflaitcr.

Gic @aS @eieQi6oft ididt Srn.G6i.
lipp GienItbo6 einen Gbed fir
$50. - Sol 9aliam iein fir
ieinem @efii1l Ourd &uinirunJ
i%ciler SicbIin9s6dume geihlogene
@uloen.
@rn. Tbilipp IienitbodL Dem be.
iaDrten Sottler BON Nr. 734, 8rcers
mount = apenue, Ociien 9dume pa:
icinem Soltic gr6eiter ser nGonioli.
Oirtcn Sos, Gleftriidlidt- II. &roft.
9ompagnic" fiir5lid) itubten unO Scr,
ais or Giniprahe erbob, luegen ur.
gcblidcn tb6tIiden 9lngriffs ouf eli.
men Der Scllte pom Iaoi 0runnan inl
mittICrcn Stationsbarie sur Sob.
lung Don S. Straie unb Soften Der.
llrtbeilt mltroe, lpltroe geltern Wor.
gen bon Der @as = @eielli6aft burd
oeu Anpolt Sobn 6. SemmeS Elm
oltf $50 %loutenoer G6cf 3ugeianbt.
@ls Sr. Iienit6ad) lid) mCigcrtt,
bic Stroie 81 bejablen unO cine 80
tGgi9e @efdn9niB6nit por5oh per.
mcnoete iid) Sr. Sennme& bci'm @ou.
perncltr @arficlp fir i'm, mo oieier
idenftc Dem altelt Mtanne Die Strafc.
lorouf idricb Sr. Semmes an GrG.
iiocnt 6eroinon6 6. 2otro6e BON ser
Gas Gompugnie 'be5iigli6 Der In'
0%clegenbeit, uno am Miontog murbe
Srn, SemmeS Elm Gbcf sur So6e
BON $50 fiir Srn. Gienitbah 5ugc'
lon0t. w."
Sn Illegonp- Gountp ITS
anbers.
@Gbreno in Baltimore Corpora.
tioren 9Gume itltBeli fonnen altf Die
bloBc grloubnib bonn StoSt Sngc.
nicur bin, muB bic Baltimore. Ohio
Vabn in Illc9ann = Golttu We6.,
Die @erihtc onrllfen, nm sort Dos.
lelbe t6u1 81 f0nnen. 0Gune aui
Dem Elobe oes Srn. Sobn Coleman
6ei 9tortb 9rond binbern sen 5ele.
gropbiiten in eincm noben Stgnol.
tblrlne, berannaben0e 3iige 81 ie'
ben, un0 Sr. Coleman mill niht ein4
miaigen, Dob sic aronen ieiner 91lls
me 9eitubt mcrben. Hidter Senoer-
ion IN Cumberland bot eii1cn gefehl
nntcr5eifnet, lolt peldem tSr. So.
lcmon 0riinoe ongeben mus, peS.
bolb Die go6n : @eieQidoft i6r Sor.
babcn nid)t ousfiibrcn iolte.
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Gin Tdj5nss nnb nisIides Geideai
fir ansebSrige lit INNER cine Iebens'
aruke photographic ober cine fiinit.
Icriid p~olIenbete Gupie eines often
gilors in Grason, @aEsrfarbe, Del
obrr Toiiea. Die fdinften Gubinet.
bileer muir 81 pro Outeno.
.SuIims Se6btl, oeutiher photograph
(90--) 321 Worb.0 ab. Straie.
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ScntiheS geIS

gu bcrfaufen. $3.50 Gents pro Rarf
ODER 400 Mari fir einen Dollar.
@edliel unO greoitbriefe auf ole
Staote gltropa's. @eloienounsert.
Sdfff5fartan, @ciiepaIie uno misIdn.
oiihes @elo. Sbco. 8. Siencr & &c.,
217 CIt.9 Baltimore trabe. COB
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Smca nit Sdlrotflintcn,
3fuei S~ir1inier Sormcr BADEN Gin
9lieq nit Sfrotflinten. - 9eiGc

3ruei Sir1inier Sormer BADEN Gin
9lteG nit Sfrotilinten. = 9eitc
lebetsgefabrlid pcrpltnoet. =
9raften YSefun0onten" nit. -
Gin Godct Giguretten sic llriode.
Gin orrangirtes 9lleQ nit Sf)rot.
ilintcn fono in Eittiplpania.G uuntp,
So.. 5piid}cn Ben 6ormern @oltcr
9. 9arfsbolc uno Soieph G6ola
itott, unb 9eibe liegcn nit ~lcbensgc.
fGGrlifcn @unoen oarnieber. 9ie
6etben WGnncr botten in einem 60
Sen bei Cola einen @ortpef)iel ii6er
Gin Todet Gigoretten. Semano CAB
i6ncn Sen Totb, ben Strcit nit
Sfrotflinten ouS5ufehten, unb o6ne
@ciinncn cilten sic beiben anmpi.
61bnc nod) ibren rcipeftipen @ob.
nitrgcn rno bolten bte @affen.
GdolS %feucrte ben crltcn SdllB, Der
icinem @egncr bic redte Seite 5crrib.
g~orfsbole iogtc oornilf ieinem @cg.
ncr cine 9ooung Sdrotforner in Den
llnterleib. 9eibe Gottcn pSefun.
buntcn" mitgebrod)t, @orfsbole einen
Negcr uno Ghol8 einen @eiBen.
2esterer lit 26, Gritcrer 80 Sabre alt.
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Staot Baltimore.
llntcrlNltnnas . WcaiuCiicr.

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.5be Suel".
rSOainOp". - Gicrc ISOLDE: Secrets Of ibc
Yplice".
reibaugb'S." Sicfc ggodc: &erch Sa5.
ipen in rSoroibN &cruou Of 0nohon 6all".
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>r%em M~uunmcutal." go Eicfc @o8c: Abe
Siacr qtliGS",
500" 3prtb.Nturuue nnb Eat.strnhc. -
9dgiib yoritelungen o~reiiirtcr tutloer 1bicrc
un6 anocre llnterbGItuugcu, fopie Holfbubs
bdnh.
nSnrmunie." 9m II. 5cbruar Grobcr
Wluefcubau i'm . 9nric".
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Sebrinr. aroBcr Wiu5lenbuu tn Der o@crnaz
uin ,VinuuCrnorsGnue."
SBimct's electric 6nir."- SrciiuR, bcH +.
Tcbruur. s ll6r Yhcuhs. nrufea Gon8cri Der
curnpliiGcn SpcrnsS dn9crin Marie Stcaler.
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Mar MeiHert,
0enfidler Hbutogroph,
409-411 Wprb.U Strake,

ssuf fur zine tnr5e Set.
0 fetnIfe GdHihefsVurttdifs nth trtrrsnrobe
81 Rsftraif. nit feineuis Antnien tit S3.50. !
= fMeaiiIirtf 9ssreis sis. 90. =
eitte, udhten Gle nuf metre Norefle.
Mdr 9ietIert, 409-4ff, NoresWan 'Sirabe.
(GeS1t,1O
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UeI15eubunaen

0cIbienbnngen
mad Scutiblano "a Gents ple Mart,
nod Seitreid 20h Gents pro Grone.
Porto EXTRA. Sdiffsfarten BON uno
nod 9ciitidlano. Heiiepdiie, @eh.
ieI Grbitbriefes unb misIiwSiihes
@eIo. sbeo. s. Diener ( &c., 217
Sit.gaItimore.S traBe. (303--)
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GoS IS it d 5 BON 6ront
8 rimes. Ger WebeimpoliSiIt
Eobler bro6te geitern abeno 6ranf
Grimes, meld)er oui bic Iniduloi.
gltng bin perbaitet luuroe, Den Taub
in Dem Yoltomte 81 Spfespiae Der
iibt 81 BADEN, noh Baltimore. Ger
8efongene miro in Der mittleren Eps
li5eiitotion f%eitgebalter, INN Elm beutc
Dor Dem 9unoeS . SommilI1r HogerS
itottfinoenbes Scrbor ab6uparten.
@r miro lid ollf Die ACKNOWLEDGING
bin an perantluorteh bohen, Srr.
SnmeS Iolon Dem EoitmeiItet bon
SpfeSpiae, 1911 IN gnargelo lnlo
9rieimarten i'm @ertbe bon $3.50
geitoblen 81 baben. Capt. Fnmpbrep
erflGrte geItern Nbeno, OaB Der &C.
fangene ein 8eitdnOniB ablegte, IN
peldem er 5ugeItano, bob er on oelit
Ginbrld) betbeiliet maj uno sur lei.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15
LIQUOR MEN WON FIGHT.
SUPREME COURT REVERSED A
FORMER DECISION.
The Town of Point Pleasant Can Il.
cense Saloons, Despite the
County Court.

The supreme court OF appeals OF
West Virginia. at Wheeling Saturday
divided 3 to 2, Judges Miller and Nc
Whorter dissenting, held that munich
palities under proper charter provis-
ions had the right to grant liquor
licenses independent of county bodies
practically reversing former decision
of the court. The decision of the
court was rendered in the case of the
state of West Virginia against John
Harden of Point Pleasant.
The decision is the most importa,.
rendered by the court for some time
as it affects several cities of the
state, but particularly Point Pleasant,
where strife has reigned since the
former decision of the court about
April l, since which time the town OF
Point Pleasant has been dry owing to
the refusal of the county court of Ma
son county to grant licenses within
the town, 1t is regarded as being Oh
vast Importance as it decides the con
sti utionsiity of the law which allows
the municipalities to grant liquor
licenses when so provided In the city
charter. independent of the county
court.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15
TROLLHLINE SURE THING
It Will be Backed by Capital and
the Right Men.
PEOPLE TO SETTLE MATTER
The Question As to Whether or Net
People of Berkeley County viii
Have Trolley To Be Submitted.

f. Vernon Aler has returned from
Williamsport and says that negotia-
lions for the bridge over the Potomac
are about completed. People on both
sides of the river are clamorous for
bridge. The initiatory steps have
been taken.
Mr.. Aler has been retained by one OF
the leading capitalists OF Pennsyf-
vania largely and seriously Interested
in the trolley line to take up the mat
ter of constructing a trolley line in
Berkeley county Just as soon as the
bridge is under proper Roadway with
in very short time the proposition
will be submitted squarely to the PEG.
pie of Berkeley county as to whether
they will have the trolley or not,
backed with capital and the right men
There will be no parleying about it.
It will be case of yes" or mo-
One application has been made
through Mr.. Aler for $4,000 of the
bridge stock by one of the leading
trust companies of Philadelphia AMI
also an application by one OF the
principal stockholders of the Point OF
Rocks bridge of Maryland for $4,000
worth of the stock.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15
SCHOOL FUND FALL OFF.

A Decrease in the Distributin of the
School Fund of II cent per capita.
Charleston, W. Va. June 10.-Accord-
ing to the school enumeration, which
has just been completed. there will be
distributed this year from the general
school fund the sum of S6S5.14749, or
s1.97 per capita. Last year $762,799
was distributed or S215 per capita.
The Enumeration this year is 347,402
against S42, 900, last year, the small in
crease in a decade. The last lcgisla.
ture passed law providing that not
less than 100000 be distributed to the
schools, but it has been construed that
this law does not go into effect until
next year
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15
BOY FISHING, CUTS SCALP.
TWELVE YEAR OLD ALBERT MIL
LARD BADLY HURT.
Brother and Two Men Carry Hin,
Home Where Or. Andrews
So Dresses Wound.

Because ne was too ambitious
twelve year old Albert Milard, OF
North Queen street, Is lad up with a
badly cut scalp.
He, in company with his elder
orother. went fishing on Wear esday
n one of the ponds down by the quar-.
ry. He climbed down the bank against
he advice OF hl9 brother ami losing
his balance fell. striking his head
against Jagged rock A deep cash
in the form Oh cross was the injury
he received. Ills brotaer went 10 MS
assistance and with the aid OF two
men he was carried to his home on
North Queen street, where Dr. An
drews was called and dressed his
wound
The lad showed remarkable pluck
when It is considered that he is but
II years Of age. He with his own
hands smoothed the hair over the cut
TO stop the flow Of blood
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15

Wheeling parties haveacquired tract
OF 400 acres at Martinsburg. on which
the shale rock is 80 feet deep All the
material for the making OF first class
Portland cement is said to be con-
tanned in the foundation on the entire
tract Professor Grimsley has made
some tests of the material on the Mar
tinsburg tract and the results are said
to be very promising. Plans for the
immediate development of the prop
erty are being formulated. and 1900
barrel plant will soon be started
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-06-15
PLUG CAUSES SMASH UP
Wagon Crashes Into Water Plug
at Queen and Burke
WOMAN THROWN FROM RIG
Horse Startled Loosens Himself From
ThIlis and Drags Woman From
Ris--She Is uniniureo.

Those who are in the habit of doing
so, can say Il told you So For the
expected and predicted has happened.
Those who have stood around and
watchd the PAYERS ha We said that the
water plug at the corner of Burke and
Queen streets, would be source OF
iajury to some one. It stands up as
high as six inches above the surface
OF the street. Its height. of course,
is due to the fact that the surface has
been removed to permit OF the paving
A young woman driving along the
street co'lided with It today The
horse was proceeding with moderate
speed but the gait was fast enough
to permit OF the bending in of the
rim OF the wheel and the smashing of
the thills.
The horse, startled by the crash be-
hind him, started forward, loosenng
himself from the thflls and dragging
the young woman from the carriage.
She held on to the lines AMI fell be-
tween the two wheels A crowd was
standing around the market house
driven in by the rain Several rushed
forward and caught her before she
stuck the ground. She was helped to
her feet. Her GOODNESS was commend
able She simply stepped out of the
entang ement and seeing that there
were enough 10 take care of the rig
walked quietly into r. s. Emmerts
store. She said to a World reporter,
"oh | am hot hurt a,n mercy cut
behind the ear bit" When compn
mented on her coolness, she said,
oh | don't mind, was thinking Of
the rig more than of myself
OF course the accident gave rise
| to comment among the many who
were gathered under the shed 1t waI
said that the authorities were careless
and that they were liable for damage
to the buggy and that the corporation
would have to pay for it.