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The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22
Powerful ExpiosIxes.

What are the most powerful explo-
sives knOwn?" queried the young man.
Two prima donnas in one opera
company" replied the eX-theatrical
manager.-Chicago News.
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

years with singing
pain in the back, vio-
lent headaches and
dizzy spells. and was
assured by a special
list that his kidneys
were all right. thcagh
the secretions showed
.olllah l.Il.
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, infls mmation, lilcera-
ton, tibroid tumors, Irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, tlatulency, indiges-
tion, ,dizZiness,o or nervous proStration.
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinlkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

Think all you speak. but speak not
all you think. Thoughts are your own
your words are SO no more.-Delany.
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

"You have three pairs of glasses.
professor"
yes; use one to read with, one to
see at distance, and the third to find
\ the other two"
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, Eoftens tho gums reduces fn-
1anmalon. aiAys pain. wind cole. Csc bottle.
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22
Jun pima At a concIusIon.

vWnpIh9 At a CohcIusIon.
II have just swallowed couple Of
ef-what are these things that work
while you sleep!
Gas meters! Great Scott, you've
never swallowed couple of those"
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

Do your duty and let~the other fel-
low do the explaining.
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

HEARD a beau
tiful story the
other day about
an afflicted father.
a loving daughter,
and a piano.
1t seems that
the father had
long wished his
daughter to be-
come a proficient
performer on the
piano, and the
daughter, distrust-
ing her own capa-
bilities, had made
up her mind that
she could never
play well enough
to make her de-
votion of hours
and hours of prac-
tice worth while.
Suddenly, and
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22
FOUND THE CAUSE.
After Six Years Of Misery and Wrong
Treatment.

John A. Enders, of Robertson Ave-
nue., Pen Argyll, Pa, suffered for six
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22

important TO Mothere.
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
The Springfield herald., 1908-05-22
lydia EPINkHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

comes as o Doon ana q blessIng,
as it did to Mrs. +. Ellsworth, Of
DIayville, N. Y, and to Mrs. w. T.
Boyd, of Beaver Falls, Pa, who say:
Z" / was not able to do my own work,
owing to the female trouble from which
suffered. Lydia L. Pinlsham's Vege-
table Compound helped me wonderfully,
and am SO well that can do as big
days worh as ever did. wish every
sick woman. yOu,d try it.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

8ptibaIter @rafen gpolF=Retternih
ausIprehen ldBt, sr bOfie, isiu geiud
n0ae oasu beitra9en, Die freunoihaft=
liaen 8eftble 3ruiiden 96nig gbuaros
ll1tsrtbansn uno ieinen eigenen Su be-
FeItigen. SD fraee: gDer bat li6 oa
unaenau ausoeorlft; Der Gaiier, Der
gotidnfter Ooer Der enQliihe 9orres
IpDnOent2 llutertbanen 9ibt es betannt=
li1 peoer mebr in @nelanb nod i'm
oeutI6en 3sid, uno qeraoe neil tein
Staatsanmalt bic 2lntlage erbeben
miro, tpe9en fabrldIIiser geIeioi9ane
iOunerdner glatiOnen. iIt es bod pohl
auae6ra6t - insbeIon0ere nit 3iid=
Ii1t auF manhe guropdsr, Die ni1is
su lernen uno ni1ts gu bergehen fdhi9
lino cine 9etpiile Gmpfinoli6tsit
9eeeu Oernrtiee falfde 9eSeihnun9sn
an ben 3ae gu le9en. 8ie engliI6en
unb oeutI1en StaatsblrQer weroen fid
mobl unter chamber neritdnbigen. Die
llnterfanen Der SouOerdne (tpobl oas
6of9elinOe2) bnben 0a gar niats orein
Su reoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

Vie Teltfonlften 5rommeIn. bic ss
Hberbotlpt seben mag. iino Die. tpelhs
bic tibetonifhen Qanas bel ibren relis
gtDTen uebungen bsnuben. Mon ftsni
Tie aus 3ipei Sddbsin, am liebiten fol-
der bon 2inbern. ber. 3pei osrartigt
GhabsIbeden iperbrn nebsn eind1pes
onesbroht, unb bic ofFene Geite pirf
nit eetrpdneter @hlangenbaut be.
ipannt. Die S6eitetpunite biefer
Gddbel befeitigt man hann on beiber
Geiten einer nit 2einnanb iiber3oge.
ntn 9pl5fheibe beroxt. oaB biz mil
Der 6aut befpannten 5ldden nah au'
BEN liesen. gBis una bas sefpsnit;gi
ausfsben bieFsr misiifaIifhen SnTtrli
msrits rph ptiter su erh0ben. finD fl
NIT SenfsIstopfen unb nnbern Idred'
liben ayjgursn In grelIsn Darben BE-
raolt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02
9as gte,.eite in Gitr5e.
slnsIans.

yor Der tarten 3iidnanoerung
aus Amerita miro cine Galamitdt aud
fir ben oeutIhen Mrbeitsmartt Ourf
erh6htes glneebOt auslduoiIder 2lrbei=
ter befiirhtet.
8as llrtheil i'm Sarben Bro3eB
pirb fir ipdteEtens 8onnerstag erpars
tel. Oie OHentIibe Meinung in 8sr=
lin lit iid Oabin eini9. oaB @raf Woltte
aus ben gerihtIiben 8erbanolungen
gereiniet herOoree9anaen 1T.
- GOloniaI GtaatSseiretdr Iern=
burg tritt nah gsenOieuns Der @tat-
Berntbung cine Reiie na6 Deutihs
Siiopefafrita an.
8ie 8sIammiSahl Der bro0lpIen
9lrbeiter in Berlin miro ieBt auf orei=
Bi9tauieno angegeben.
Sn Riinhen lit es anldBli9 Der
Beer0igung 0es BON einem SAuBmanu
erIhOHenen Stuosnten gu 7emOnifra=
tionen Der 8eu0l.erun9 ge9en Die pOli-
sci 9etommen.
- 8roBbersog 9Bilbelm gsnit Don
SanIen g8eimar ent9ing bel elmer
3ugtOlilion ernfer gebensgefabr.
= Sn 9llenItein, GFpreuBen, puroe
Waior b. Shoenebed nit elmer ShuB=
tuunoe i'm GOpf tobt auf ieinem 3ims
mer eefunoen. Die llnteriu1una Der
geb0rDeu hat fsltdeftellt. oQB Elm 0er=
bredeu perilbt muroe.
Der "a. japaniihe 9anbtaa ilt in
3ofio pum Ntitabo our6 cine 6hrOn=
reoe er0Ifnst moroen.
SnlauS.
Die Gffisisre Der ameritaniiden
Shla6ti1iif=Sflotte lino duf Der 6ahrt
nah Dem 8acific 8dIte oes Bouper=
neurs BON 5rinioao in Bort of Spain
eeueien.
Sie amerifaniihe 6lotte 1T bon
3riuioao na6 Bio De Sansiro, 8rali.
lien. abgefabren.
SobnIon, Der @Ouperneur BON
MinnsiOta, bat an9etunoiat. oaB er
Elm Observation-Disclosures auf Dem
Demptratiihen 8ifet Iein meroe.
grdIiOent ROOiepelt iagte In Yir=
ginien einige Gage miloe Srutbdbne,
bate aber teinen @rfol9, oa 0ieIe 809el
fat gdn3lib aus9erottet finO.
9luf einem .2iebesieii4 republic
taniI6er 9sle9aten oes Staates Snoi-
anu in Snoianapolis muroe Elm tner=
glider 6airbants. 8ubm pom Stapel
geladen.
Die DlebrSa6l Der SertilIabritan=
ten 9lem Gnglano's beihlOB Der idleh-
ten Soften ue9en Die 9lrbeits3eit bis aui
Weiteres beoeuteno 81 reou5iren.
aomiral gemep ftisrte ieinsu 20.
@eburtstag.
8ptIhafter 5oper in Berlin frug
beim 8rootlpner @elaneDerem 2lriOn
an. Oh es oem gerein niht m09lid lit,
mdbrenb Der ,,Rieler Wobe@ Dor oem
&aiIer Su lngen.
Bis Seri6te alcr 8anten i'm
2anOe lauteu lebr olnftig. Rur menige
Sparbant SepOlitOren, welhe ibre
ginlagen i'm Cttobsr 9etiinoist batten,
Sieben oieielben heraus.
9rdiiDent 3ooIsnelt nalm ben
8eFehl Der 3urlfsebung Der 8unoes-
truppen aus @oloFielo, Repaoa. beoin-
gun9smeiis bOrsrit suriid.
Sn 93irtsburg, pa., liessn tau=
IenOe non @inuobnern an Der 8rippe,
2ungenentSiinoung uno 8Dpbus trani
oarnieoer.
Sn nem Dierten gro8eB ge9en
@aleb YOwsrs megen GrmOrnung oes
@OuDerneurs @oebel oOn 2entud0 If
bic SnitruttiOn Der @eIhmorenen orrd
Rihtsr WOrris erfOl9t.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02
Ser bGle alfobOl.

Sas ut Der boie 2lIfobol,
Bon benz 10 pIele ldgeH:
@r lntergrGbt Ger Nteul6beit 9Sobl,
Sbafit Gorgen MIR uuo 4lagen,
@r l6mdd5t Die Sbat un0 gSilleustrdft,
Sntiadt maub boie geioeui9ait
llu0 mer lid ibm ergeben,
Berpfulbl lelu gauges Seben.
81 mabt ben Siopf 10 Oumpi uuO bobl
gta9 wlIitem 3ebgelage,
So errb ben b0lelt Alfobol
YSiro 2Sohlthut oft sur Rlage.
Der 2lltoboi INT uneelnHo,
go ruIt Der 9lbltinentenbuuD
llnb lmm0rt ertremer &idtllne
Shm edu;licbe 8erHihmug.
0oa pie betoitnt. bat ieoes 0iug
9llIi oieler g8elt sipei Seten.
29ie uulGit9lt 0urd bic Sldtter gins
SITS beiitdp Su beltreIten,
DAB 2lltobol Die Augen tritbt,
Hno 1T ein S6iiee un9elibt,
0arf er Dor benz S6leBeu
Rod Altobol gerIieBen
Oem Sdiisen miro man alfobol
Solufilro 9erH gemabreH,
Sbm miro ni6t peb, ibm miro MIR mobl,
IS pir0 ieiu .5lid iib rldren,
llno trotf er au6 fem @lds9eu aus,
@r ihieBt nidht llber .3iel btHaus,
@r lit elm Sdits, elm rehter,
Oom uiIbterH l6ieBt er ihle9ter.
Der Altobol gibt rilblg Slut
lluo mir0 ous Auge i9Grfeu,
@r briugt and Slcnerbeit IIrlo 0tlltb
llnO ltdrtt logdr ole lteruen,
9Se56alb man mobl beteHnen mug:
Ourd 9lltobol fommt mon IN SduB
@r mlrft iO9ar i'm Rriege
Sim Sbeil6eu nit am Siegel
Somnlt nit @eOrobn 10 bumpf unb boil
Der 8rieg Der grouenUeue
eSHs 2ou0, 10 lplelt Der 2llfobol
22obl cine 9roBe folle.
@ut ausgsrilltet siebt ais oelo
Der lpadre S9iiee M oas Selo,
@efllut III eine iSldld9e,
JSIe Die Eatronentald]e.
. Altobol, 9lltobol,
On biralt nod 3aubertrdfte,
Salo ma6t iooor per 0tonopol
Gas &ei6 nit Dir @ielhdfte;
Damn triaft lid uanh ein Sdgersmonn
Mrs 8oterlauo elm 8aulh9en oil.
SreIIiiber mie fein 3weiter
gSiiuidt er 81 ieiH.
grnit Setter.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

Seoermann tann oa3u
beitragen, cine 3eitung intereiiant su
81 MAIDEN. 9Gepn er ni6t nit Der
5Srau zines 9lnoern oGer nit Dem @elo
elmer 8ant DurGbrennt, brauht er nur
aut cine 8auanenIhals Su treten Ooer
elm 6euer nit 6oblenbl ansufa9en.
8as llebri9e finoet iib oann bon ielbit.
(ORhl J
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

g&ein an0erer Nusldn=
Der lpuroe nod 10 narm in WDstau
empfangen, ais 3aft, ibreibt man
aus Qetersbur9 8as itimmt oenn
bod nint ganS. 9tapDleon Dem Grlten
puroe in Mlostau bod gan3 anoers
marm geuah.; lie lteften 9Ieid Die
ganse Staot in 8rano.
Sn ben beioen 9atota 8
ioaen CUR 3eit $50, 600, 600 8uibel
@etreiOe fur ben Mtarft bereit liegeu
uno es an @elo mangeln, oieie 8Orrdtbe
3u Uerfra6ten. 9le 8elobeoilrIniiIe
i1eineu oemna9 i'm 9l6romeiten unenoe
LID piel gr6Ber ais in ir9enO elmer an
oersn @egeno oes QdnOes uno iOllten
bonn 5daBamt ernitlid in grwdsuns
gsaOgen meroen. (gSbl.)
-@inmanberungs 3 6 om m +
gdr 5areet tbeilt in ieinem Sabresbez
ridt nit, oaB in benz ab9elaufenen
6istaliabre 1885, $40 @inDanoerer
mad ben Ser. Staaten tamen; l84. Ola
mebr, ais i'm 8oriabre; l3. l64 BerIO=
men murOe Die 9anoung permeigert
Gelterreid=ltngarn lieFerte nit 338. 452
BerIonen Die meilten Ginmanoerer,
Stalien folgte mil nabeSu 286. 900 uno
8ublano nit 259, 600 @inpanoerern.
Aud gnqlano, ShOttInno uno sSrlano
lieferten cine itarte @inwanoererSahl,
ndmli4 runo III. 900. 8euti1lano
Oaaeoen nur 81. 800. 8as tleine Grie=
6gnlaED nit nidt gan3 q NiliOnsn
Ginmobnern lieFsrte sc, $50 ginmanoe=
rer. slufalenb, oaB iih Die @inmans
oerung aus Sapan, trob aller 8Orlibts=
maBregeln. I'M lesten Sabre OeroDppelt
bat uno auf 30, 226 8eriouen eeltiegsn
lift. Das BON ben @inmancerers ms
2anO qebrabie @elo beSifTert lih aui
$25, 600, 0G0.
3eutf6e G;arinefadper-
ftdnoige duBern ii1 iiber Die 6abrt Der
nmeriianiIden SblahtIlotte fOIgenoers
maBen: v@s lit nur natiirliA, ooB oas
ameritandhe Warine=9epartement ei'
nen Shleier tieilten Giebeimnifes iiber
alIe @in5elbeiten oieier 6abrt, Die IN
boiler 2lstipnsbereitldaFt unternOmmen
miro, 3iebt. Die Marine=Attades in
MaIbin9tpn merosn IiD infolae oeHen
um 10 grnBere Mnbe eeben, BON Den
Nnlegebafen ale 5leuigfeiten iibes 0az
Rpblen, bic geibninoigteit Der 6abrs
seuqe ober ben Shaeen on ben Sbifien
ooer ibrer Waihinerie in @rfabrung 81
brineen uno 3u berldten. Die 6ahrt
lit cine b0tft i1pere 2eiiiunasprobe,
belonoers fir Die WaIhiniSfen uno oE4
peissr. ba Iis Dartbun miro, Oh BIZ
iiir3lite 8eoraaniiation biefes Aeparie
ments Der ameritaniItbsr Warins eifolg
reid getpeIsn iE ober niht."
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

I'm ntertbaren eiebt es
eieenilid in 9eutfdlanb hent3usa9e
aud niht niehr nno an DieTer 9hat.
fade GnDert aud Die ginbilbuna man=
der vWonarhen1 niats. so purbe
Der 6rantFurtsr GIG. neulih asidrie=
ben: s5n elmer gonDoner 3epefAes oss
Geuteribsn Bureaus leis ih mii ges
Iremhen, oaB aaiFes g9ilbslm our9 ben
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

-Ser b6Ie Qltobpl, Der bier.
Sulanoe 10 rtfli9tslos betdmpft miro,
seigt aun YOrtbeile. gei 0lahenDer=
iu6en iiber Die 2lltobolnirtug auf bic
SreTfiiderheit Der S1iiben in Der Augs:
burger SdieBIduls ioa fet9eitellt iein.
oab Die 8reffliderbeit na6 Dem @enuB
bon NitObol bsi ben einSelnen S9aBen
ettpas 9rDBer mar, als menn iie pOlI=
tommen nii9tern paren. Wsitere 8ers
iuhe bel Der bniriiden Armee bnben
ferner ergeben. boB aud bein Gjefehts=
IdieBen Die MannIdaften beliereS6ieB=
reiultate erSielten, tpenn fie etnen
s2leiAen iiBen bntten, als menn lie
boil lfdnOig niihIern naren. (Siebe
oas betr. y@rnit 9eiter" s8eOiht.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

- Bon BaibingtDn tom m t
Die ieltlame 9ahriht, oaB oas 8unDes=
goit= 9epartement oemnd1It ben 3ei=
tungss 0erausgebern oes ganoes oariber
9orlbriften MAIDEN meroe, auF pie
lange lie ihren 2bonnenten @reoit Qes
mdbren oiirfen. Cb 0as bielIeiAt auh
lDisoer 10 cine 3OOIeDeltian @ioie iit2
Nun. in oieiem 9anoe Der unbegren3ten
M0glibteiten ilt ia I6lieblib 92ihts
mebr unn09lih, bod oiirfte es teiRem
Der 4bertauIen0en BON 3eitung5s 9ers
ausgebern bes 2anoes einleu6ten. mas
es Dem 8unbes= ppIt= 8epartement an=
aebt. uie lange iie ibren 9lbonnenten
@reOit gsipdbren, oenn bieie Sahe lit
fider nibts als cine 9eIddftlide Qlnqe=
le9enbeit 3tpiiden ibnen un0 ibren
Qeiern. 9as 8unoes 9olf= Geparte=
ment bat tpeoer Die 9lbOnnenten &etrdoe
Su colettiren, nod oielelben su 3ahlen,
iOnoern mub Der reip SerausQeber
snieben, Die er iein @elb betommt.
Nlio, mithin fann oies nem 8epartement
ihnuppe iein. oenn es tGmmt niht su
furs babel, 3umal Die 9erausgeber iiber=
baupt ale golt9ebiibren ieoer 9lrt i'm
8Draus be3ablen, ebe au5 nur cine
3eitung ourh bic polt bsforbert miro.
@s pdre ia libsr 9an3 it0n, uenn ale
Abonnenten ieoes s}abr PROMPT 3ablen
miiroen unb NiemanO miiroe iib Darpb
mebr freuen. als Die 3eitungsleute.
bod es oibt Sablpie 6dlls. mo infolss
BON 4ranfbeit. ungliifsf1lle Ober ions
itige unnorhsr9siebsne llmItdnoe ein
Nbonnent niht i'm Stanoe 1T. Ieinen
9erplli6tuneen Dem 3eitllngsmanne
ge9el iiber piinttlih nah3ufOmnen uno
oa lift es noh ii6er bas perf0nlihe &eht
0es 3eitungsmannes, oariiber su be-
| fhlieBen, mas er in inIhen 6dllen 3u
thnn Ooer laHen beliebt, Denn er bat
feline @elhdftss getriebstoften su sahlen
uno nidi 6as 8unbes=po poifnnt IS lit
mahrbaftig idon iDlimm genuq. aber
FOfpeit piro es am Gnbe bod nod nidi
Eein, baB bic 3eirungs=6 6erauseebsr bes
9anoes fih unter bohobrigteitlihe GU
ratel itellen leHen miilIen.
(5. @. Gourier.)
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ID.

Ses alien Sobres buute Gage,
Sie itarbeu III Der 3eiten 9uui;
2lus ibrer @ruft nit leiier Srdge
Stei9t Die @rtuuerlHs beruui.
Isle piele 9ebensroien bliibten,
9sie plele ioIIferI pelt ms Gjrab
ggie piele liebte Steriie 9libten
llub itiir3ten aus Der sob berob
Isle oft maro 6ralm mo sa9es 6oiien
Durd bolbe 9airflibtsit ssfr0ut!
g8ie oft itano Dir Der 6imntel oneu
llub bat oeiu groeulei6 perihont
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02
3l1nt 1tRltPtt 9nitre.

6ait olles lit ia auberB fommeu,
als on geiiir6tet, oa be9ebrt
9lei bat oas olte Sabr seuommeu
limb Bleles bat es Dir beIheert
9iidt dnsitIia III Die 3ufltuit iboue,
On meiBt nidbt, mos iie briu9eu mag:
Sour auf Die gesenwort pertraie
lluo irene bid am beut'9en Gag.
llno ou bos ulte Sobr am 3iele-
8earabeii mir s iiir immsr6ar
llnb fr6blib laBt nit tliuseuoem Spiele
Niari6ireu ms ms ueue Sobr
8uuI Sae ebr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-01-02

Sn oeu 6oblen5eben Der
Ser. Staaten tommen oreimal 10 biele
MenI6en per 5allIeno um's 2eben, ais
in Den 3ehen Der meiiten europ1ii6en
2dnoer. 8ie 3abl Der idbrlitb por.
tommenoen t00tli1en llnfdlle ift ieBt
Doppelt 10 groB, tpie i'm Sabre 1895.
SIN Sabre 1905 belief li9 Die 3abl oer
9eute, iDelhe in 8ergmsrien get6otet
Ober perlebt puroen, auf 6861. ndnliA
206l 5Dote uHo 1890 8erleBte. Die
3abl Der lln9liifsfdae, melhe oirett
ooer inoirett ourh @rplolionen berurs
iaht muroen. lift In ltetiger 3unabme
beeriITeu, mas gum 31eil oem Manael
an Der n6tbigen Yorliht 3u3uidreibeu
1T. 9ie ROblenprDOuttiOn bat in alien
europdiiden 2dnOern wdbreno Der leb,
ten Sebn Sabre bsoeuteno 3ngenommen.
aber bic 3abl Der 3OoesFdlle bon Bero=
leuten bar cine seoeutenoe Abnabme ae=
sei9t. Die relotipe 8errinoerung Der
8erlultlilte Des 9ergmertsbstrieb in
eurOpdii6en 2dnOern lit auf 0ieg9irtung
bon GergbaugeieBen 3uriid5ufiibren,
uelhe in lenen 2dnoeIn 3ur Si1erbeit
unb gum Shube Oes 9ebens Der glrbeiter
eingefilhrt mOrben lino.
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1u~tanos

Durh sinen @uunerftrei1. Der ltbs
haft an ben ,3auptmann ppn GSpes
MD erinnert. III bic Qlrienalfaife in
Wien, Sejisrreih, I'm $4,000 Hronsa
in barren Gesbs beitohlta iporben.
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Garnett Merrill, Messrs. r. L. Mchln-
new. Will Dale, Andrew Dale, VIII
Ridley. Joe Anderson, Jim Ogliyle'
wallace Wilkes and Cheairs Mayes
were among the Columbians who saw
De Wolf Hopper at the vendome Tues
day night.
Mrs. Eugene Pillow is visiting IN
New York.
Mrs. George P. Frierson is visiting
relatives at Benoit, Miss
Mr.. A. G. Hagey, Of Bowling Green
XIV. is here for a visit to his sons.
Trustee Elem Thomas accompanied
Tomas Amis to Annapolis, where the
latter went to place his son in school
Mrs. w. R. Browne, who has peen
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Pho"
has gone to Portmouth, n. H., to JOIN
her husband, Paymaster Browne Y
q A.
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Misses Fannie and Louise McClel-
ian have returned from Chattanooga
Col NJ. e. Wheeler, of Rutland, W.
is visiting his son, Frank, at Mt. Pleas
ant.
Mrs. Finch has returned to Peters
burg. after visit to Mr.. W. H. VII
son.
Mr. Manning Wakefield, of Nash
vile, was the guest of Columbia
friends Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Hill has returned
from visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Craig at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. w. G. Dining has returned TO
Gleason, Tenn, after visit TO MI
and Mrs. j. H. Dining.
Mrs. Horace Rainey and son, Flem-
ing. have gone to Atlanta, Ca, to Visit
Mrs. Rainey's brother. From there
thew will go to Tallapoosa, Ga. to visit
Mrs. H. A. Cant.
Mrs. Theo Plummer, of st. Louis
will arrive the last of the week TO
visit Columbia relatives.
Mrs John Horton, of Tullahoma, IS
here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Tate, on West Seventh street
DR.. A. G. Dinwiddie left Tuesday
for Camden Point, Mo-, to attend the
funeral of his son, DR.. Frank Dinwid-
die.
Margaret the little daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Rainey, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Addie FLEMING
at Mt, Pleasant.
Mrs. Mack Orr has gone to Giles
county to attend the bedside Of her
father. Mr.. John Gilbert, who was
stricken with paralysis Tuesday
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Chafiin
Miss Helen Sparrow, D.. and MRS
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3 PERSONALS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Miss Edna Peters has returned from
Florence, Ala.
Tom Friel is here from West Ten
nessee for visit to the home folks
Norman Dale and Gillespie Moore
are out today from Vanderbilt.
Mrs. viii Long and little daughter
of Springfield, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Sharp and chill
dren have returned from Florida
where they spent the winter.
DR.. w. M. Biddle went to Nashville
Friday to see Mr.. w. Fl. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wiley Embry and chill
dren are out from Nashville for orlet
visit to the home folks
Mrs. John w. Frierson was in Nash
vile today.
Miss Bessie Bostick has returned
from visit to Nashville
Sheriff Love Webb has returned
from a business trip to Nashville
Messrs. j. X. Farrell and Collie Beal
have gone to Buffalo on fshlng Trip
Mrs. Lucian Brown, of Birmingham,
is the guest of Mrs. S. w. Wardeld'
Mrs. Keller of West Tennessee, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs w.
J. Moore.
Hon. Charles T. Gates, Jr, Attor-
ney General of the State, was in Co
lumbia Monday night, the guest OF nus
friend, j. I. Finney
M. p. Fox has returned from WISH
to Nashville.
Mrs. Nose Lazarus is spending d
few days at the Maxwell.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
AROUND TOWN.
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WANTED-Red and grey foxes,-T.
e. LIPsCOMB, Columbia. 9-d2t&w2t
w. H. Watson has qualified in the
County Court as guardian OF Willie F.
Stone.
John Fraser bought nice pair OF
sorrel horses from w. G. McAdams
Thursday for $500.
John w. Shelton has purchased OF
Eugene Anderson house and lot on
the Mooreseville pike for $1,000. The
deal was made by Blocker & Nichols.
viii Lansdown is erecting a nice
cottage in the RUSSELL addition.
Mr.. Audie Green and family have
moved from South Garden street TO
he Wakefield house on the corner OF
South High and Twelfth streets.
Jack Amis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomas T. Amis. will leave Monday for
Annapolis, where he will enter pre-
paratory course especially arranged
for preparing for the examination
which takes place the first OF June 10
enter the Naval Academy.
Rev. ]. B. McNatt, for several years
nastor of the Baptist church at Cul-
leoka, has resigned his charge and
moved his family to Murfreesboro.
Mr.. McNatt will have work near Muir
freesborc.
Miss Mary Meroney, Of Darks Mill
is a candidate for the Columbia lnsti-
tute scholarship, offered by Mcken-
non. Anderson & Foster, and asks her
friends to vote for her d&W
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
have Just had handsome sign done
in gold placed on their large plate
class window. The work was done by
Hendley & Bostick,
Miss Margaret Derryberry, OF River
side. is a candidate for the Columbia
Institute scholarship offered by Nc
Kennon. Anderson & Foster and re-
quests her friends TO vote for her.
d&w1t
officers Lancaster and Barker took
in Will Black and Sam Hayes Monday
on charges of being drunk and disor-
DERBY Both submitted in the City
Court this morning and received Light
fines.
Maddin Voss is preparing to rebuild
the Ed Mulligan house on Embargo
street. recently badly damage by fire
John Fraser bought two nice herses
| at Lewisburg this week and one al
Lawrenceburg.
The Maury County Historical SO
ciety will hold the regular monthly
meeting for April in the County Court
room next Tuesday night.
We call the especial attention OF the
readers of The Herald to the advertise
ment of Cleburne Farm Stud In this
issue of the paper. This is one o
the Oldest. IL not the oldest stock farm
IN the county, having been established
many years ago by Captain Campbell
and is still conducted by the sons o
Mr.. Campbell, Allen and Bruce Camp
hall
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FOR sALE;--A handsome good as
new runabout, first cost $125, will sell
for s75 A good secondhand phaeton
for ss5. A good secondhand harness
for $500. Call The Herald either
phone d@wH
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THE SICK.
! soc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mrs. c. w. Mitchell has been on the
sick list this week end unable to hear
her classes at the public school.
49,
Martin Catina, formerly of Column
bla, was operated on Wednesday at
st. Josephs Hospital in Louisville
for appendicitis and Is in serious
condition. Young Catina's mother
left a few days since for Louisville
and was with him during the opera.
ton.
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RELIGIOUS.
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The Little sun Beam Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock with Miss Leila Barr An
derson. A full attendance is re-
quested.