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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22
Mrs. $. j. Barber says:

81 think Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
Is the best medi-
cine in the world
for women-and
/ feel it my duty
to let others
know the good 1t
has done for me.
Three years ago
/ had a tn m or
which the doctor
said would have
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22

Because your case is a difficult
one, doctors having done you no
good, do not continue to suffer with
out giving Lydia Il. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound trial. 1t surely
has cured many cases Of female ills,
such as inflammation, liberation, dis
placements, flbroid tumors, irregu-
larities, periodic pains, backache, etc.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22
Mrs. Il. +. Hayes says:

Il was under the
d &c tor s treat
ment for q fbroid
tumor. Isuffered
with pain, sore
ness, bio a ting,
and could not
walk or stand on
m y feet any
length of time. 1
W o tie to Mrs.
|Pinkham for adj
vice, followed her
directions and
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22

took Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. To-day l am a well
woman, the tumor was expelled and
my whole system strengthened. I
advise all women who are afflicted
with tumors, or female troubles to
try Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound" ~ Mrs. T.. F. HAYES,
1890 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22
important to Motners

Examine carefully every bottle Of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22
Mrs. George May says:

T" NO one KNOWS
what l have suf-
fered fro m fe-
male troubles.
neuralgia pains,
and backache.
My doctor said
he could not give
me anything to
cure 1t. Through
THE advice of a
friend / began
TO use Lydia i.
IPinkham's Vege-
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-22

For 80 years Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to its credit.
mHS Mrs. Pinlxham invites all sick women
~ to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
PROSPERITY AT MOUNTyILLE.
A Fairly Good Price for Cotton Puts
the ePopIe in Happy Moods.

Mountville, Nov 81 i Farm work in
the way of getting i'll corn and cotton
also sowing wheat and oats, has
about came to finish We have been
wonderfully blessed this year with a
fairly good price for our cotton. max
ing up for it's shortness and with plen-
ty Of corn, potatoes, and other things
to make farm life pleasant. We love
to work when we can make enough to
pay our bills in the fall and to start
out with renewed energy the first of
the year
There will be more oats and wheat
sown this fall than usual and we are
glad TO see it from the fact that it is
the only way to farm to make farm
ing a success.
We are glad to see the boys all over
the State making such wonderful
yields of corn per acre. We feel that
it means very cheap corn some day.
If they keep it up.
Miss Grace Cook of Moumtyille. is
teaching the Lisbon High school Miss
Cook comes highly recommended and
we feel sure that She will give entire
satisfaction. The school house has
been over-hauled and the surround
inGS look much better.
Mrs. Charles Milan and son, Char
ley, after spending the summer with
relatives, have returned to their home
in Camden, S. c..
L. IL. Posley, Esq. OF Cole Point has
been visiting his sisters. Mrs. Milan
and Mrs. Fuller.
Mr. Lotes Holmes, of Grcenville
spent several days with his parents
last week.
Mrs. j. o. A. Ballew will go to Co
lulnbia Monday to see Ben Hur.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
What Waits for the Boys md Girls
of Today!

When you are man. Farmer Boy.
the farms in your neighborhood will
be better farms; they will be cultivat-
ed better, and grow bigger crops; bet
ter live stock. and more OF it Will be
on them; there will be better build
in8s, better roads, more machinery.
less hard physical work and greater
demands for clear and accurate think
ing. All this means that the farmer
OF that time Will have to be better
farmer than those OF today and this,
in turn, means thGt right MOw, while
You are boy, if you would be one
OF these good farmers. YOU must begin
10 prepare yourself for it, You mus,
lose no chance to study. TO acquire
uscaul knowledge. to keep yourself
strong in body and mind. to form good
habits. If you do these things. the
future is yours: i' J0u do not you
viii he swept aside by tie march Of
progress, and be one OF the poor
farmers" the failures" What are
wv" >'''9 """"' ~ H'' A"" NAMING
'he most oil your school, OF the rTacti-
c"I 'faihihg YOU get on the farm. of
'he 'ooks ana papers you read? Have
you ever Thought about college
co"rse-the snort course in asricul-
lure at least-and about The fact that
a iarmer needs to prepare for his
WORK Just as docs lawyer or a doc
tor! IL YOU begin your life-work
poorly prepared the blame VIII be
'arse'y your own, for On every side
I"c DOORS OF opportunity are open.
When Non are a woman, Farmer
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
SCHOOL NEWS NOTES
OF LAURENS COUNTY
The Schools Teachers and
Pupils.

Prof. Nj. ID. Fulmcrs was on the
streets of Laurens Saturday MI
FNlmers is teaching the Eden school
The people of this district decided
last summer to vote a special school
tax. employ Il good male teacher and
make other necessary improvements.
The tax was voted. The district has
received $4,000 from the State lx-
tension Fund. Eden school is rapidly
coming to the front and claiming its
place among the best schools Of the
county,
Mr.. Z. r. LYDIA principal o. Ioungs
school, was in town on business Sat
urday. Mr.. LYDIA comes from North
Carolina. Miss Annie o. Putnam will
assist Nj LYDIA.
Miss hannah Tolbcyt has accepted
Z school in Greenwood coun.y
Hundreds OF school boys and siyls
'ron all over the county viii be in
l.aurens next Friday for the Corn
SHOW.
The Cray Court Owinss High school
IS making needed Improvements. The
building has been made larger, new
seats purchased, and tie library en-
largcG. \ nice piano has also been
purchased for the school. Eupt. J.
c. Martin informs Us that the enroll
Inent and attendance is 10 per cent.
above last year.
PROT. r.. ID. Byrd, principal Of the
Shiloh High school, visited his parents
at Ora Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jennie Young had the mis-
fortune of losing her trunk and con
tents in the st. Stevens fire last
Thursday. Miss Young is teaching
at ST. Stevens.
The man in Spartanburs county
who dynam!ted his land for his prize
acre of corn made $3.50 bushels. l4au
rens county has plenty of school boys
who will beat that. They didn't use
dynamite either.
Miss Bessie Byrd and Miss Ora
Dele Hunter, of Ora, are teaching at
Mullins, S. C.
Miss Linda Hunter, of Ora, who has
for several years been teaching in the
Woodruff High school, was in Lau-
rens Saturday.
Many OF the rural schools are using
the individual drinking cups 1t is a
good idea.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day.
All the children and teachers viii
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
CLEVER WOMEN.
Always Keep Their Hair Fascinating
and Free from DnndrufI.

Almost everybody in Laurens Knows
that there is no preparation for the
hair that can compare with Partisan
Sage.
1t cures dondruff. stops falline hair
and itching scalp in two weeks. or
money back.
1t puts radiance aud luetng into tllat
dull lifeless hair that many women
possess, and does II in few days.
On March % 1910, Lulu ID. Fix. of
Raphine, Va, wrote: "Parlsian Sage
is wonderful hair rostorer; it stop
ped my hair from falling out and stop
ped by SCALP from itching; also cured
the dandruff
Partisan SGee is sold by Laurens
Drug Co. for 80 cents a large bottle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-11-23
Notice.

This is to notify oil norH
enter upon my premises namely Odcll
and Pyles Plantations for any reason
whatever, without my written pormis-
sion. any parties disregarding this
notice will be adjudged trcspassers
and prosecuted accordingly. Mrs. r.
came. l71tpd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

mabatt iDeroer, bnran 5u be11fen, oa6
ite Die @r5iebnng ibrer @leinen nih
alsi9lieblid ben 2ebrern iberlalien
ourfen, bielurebr i'm &auie nod araf-
ten mittpirten miiiien.
DaS lit getDiB mabr uno ridtig, 1llr
letoen geraoe biel Deutide u11ter benz
uebeftano> 6aB in Sen amerifaniiden
Sdulen gong an0ers gelebrt mirb nIs
mir es In unierer&inobeit getpobn11t pas
ren, nno oaber Die Na6bulfe ieIbf
oenienigen idmer miro, melde eilte
gan5 quite Gr5iebung erbalten baben.
Daraus entitebt ser groBe uebelitano,
|oaB Die &inoer mitunter sen gin6rud
|erbalten, Die @ltern miiifBten eigentli9
rebt menig uno ieoenfaas nidt iopieI,
|1p1e 1bre 2ebrer rn6 am gnbe iie ielbit.
An@ oas lit Elm 9beil oes @reiies, sen
mir oafiir be5ablen miiffen, 6ab mir
1t'1s irmttten zines @olfes n~ieoergeIai.
len baben, 6as cine anoere gprade
ipriM un6 cine anoere Denfunqsart
bel1Bt. DaS miiiien mir immer I'M
Auge bebolten, gang beionoers, tpenn
es unS man@mal i6einen mill ais -ob
un1ere 8t1oer fali9 unerridtet mir
Den, neil tie mandes ni9t lernen,
pas mir gelernt baber, nn0 anoeres
pteoer IN anoerer @eiie lernen. Menn
mir au6 aus manderlei @rinoen 1idt
ale I'M Stan0e iino, unieren ainoern
lelblt hei ibren Sdularbeiten gu BEL
fen, 10 miiiien mir ood5 einen idperel1
|Jebler permeioen, Sen mir beqeben
penn mir ibnen% er5ablen, DAB lire 2eb-
rer ni@ts miiien uno fire gduIen
nldtS tnertb iin0. 9ur4 iolde 8e=
merfungen, 6ie mobl Sem Ginen ODER
Dem Mnoeren in Ser Gle entidliipfen,
ldaoen mir Sen ainoern Jeff, inoen
mir ibre Mdtnng Dor Ser s6ule un6
ben 2ebrfrdften un6 0aour@ au6 If
rem 9erneifer perminoern.
Seoer Bater un1 ie6e Mntter fam
nf6t 0ie Mrbeit ser &inoer idarf be-
alfit9tigen o0er gar oieS9ulaufgaben
NIT ibnen MAIDEN. Mitunter feblt es
oa5l1 an 3eit, oft audi an 6en erfor-
0erltden &enntniiien. Sober fann
ober tn oen &er5en ser &inber Sic Mh-
tung fir sic Mrbeit, sic 1ie in ser 9du..
lie a%nsfubren, Den 8egriff ser @id-
ttgfett 6es l1nterridtes uno sic Sod
i4abung Ser 2ebrer for6ern, un6 6as.
gu tbnn lit feline beilige 8fIidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
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9ln sic &leinen.
Meuiobr eu6 alien!
&n 6ie &leinen.

6roblih Meuiabr eu6 alien!
Soffentli6 babt ibr eure Seiertage
glidli9 uno 5ufrieoen berlebt. Sebt
gilt es, 6as 1teue Sabr NIT @ifer un6
6IeiB a~n5ufangem. Se6es neue SSabr
fann bon uns nod mebr ertparten
als 6as alte, 6enn mir finb 1pie6er Elm
Sabr otter gemor6en un6 iollten un1=
10 meiler iein. Darl1m begriiBen mir
oas 1teue Sabr nit 10 bieler 5reuoe
uno balten Sen M%euiabrstag als einen
Seittag.
Die fleine emma in 1%tnierer M6be
fat Elm tel1es &lei0 ant Meuiabrstag
an5ieben mol1en, allein 6ie .&let6er=
ma6erin mar 'front.' %getpor6en uno
fonnte ,es nidt fertig ndben. 8eine1to
fam @muma mieoer beim. 50, Muma,
iett babe ib feinen Neuiabrstag, rief
iie; unein &leto lit nidt fertig uno
i6 muB mein altes mteoer an5ieben.
Mne an0eren &in6er baben neue &lei=
ser beute. - 81, eli, ei," ipra6 ernit
sic Mutter, lift 0as meme fleine Sod=
ter, Sic 10 ipridt? MuB man ein nett
les &lei6 baben, I'M Neuiabr gu feiern?
@ebt man in sic &ir@e INT oas &lei0-
gu 5eigen, ooer I'M iein !&er5 gu fra
gen, mie man ein gutter Meni6 merz
Sen fann? Mit jeoem Sabre mirit 0u
grober, mein &in6, unb boffentli6,
menn gu fleiBig gelernt balt, rmio Till
ger. 3etge nun, mas 6u fannit. @imm
Dir Dor, iebt nod fleiBiger iein gu MOL
len, alS porber, bebtlfli6 fem gu MOL
len, mo- 0u fannit itets aufri6tig nno
lieb iein gu monen, 0amit 6u ieoem
@eniden often ms M11ge ieben fannit.
IDu mirit fin0en, 0ab 6ein @eii6t 0etn
lS9mud iein miro, 0enn Seine Iugen
Imeroen leudten un6 6as 5%ufrieoene
I@er5 b%erfiinoen. Damn fannit 6n
Morgen nit nod gr0Berer 6reuoe oas
meme @leio tragen, neil gu es Sir per-
oient bait. Dte arnne &leioermaderin
miro es sir au6 oonfen menn 0u gu.
frieoen biit. @init ou 6as tbun, mein
&er5?"
Mit Gbrdnen III Sen @ugen lief
@mma gu ibrer Mama mn6 fiiBte iie.
uSSo, Mama, 6u bait &edt. Sd min
eerne 5ufrieoen ieior nno ni@t mebr
flagen."
), @ont ibr, meine lieben s@inoer,
ou@ pie sic fleine gmma, .euh bor-
nebmen, CUTE Meniden 5u mer0en?
8out ibr aub beriuden, nod fleiBi=
. ger gu fem als I'M lebten Sabre? Gin
!, gutes un6 Iiebes @eltdt gu boben i'll
, better. als 6aS idonite &lei6.
. @eines @er5 a1n6 gutter Mutb
, Sino in ie6em &let6e gut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Sin Sabr itarfen 2eibens.

4rau Carrie Mstep, Cumberland,
$500, litt LANCER als Elm Sabr an ne.
benz &als uuo an &ei5 i'm &alie, Ser
|ie cine Madt nod ser anoeren buiten
madte. sic gebraudte @arner's
8bite 8ine Of Ear lno. bat ieitoem'
feline Mabt mebr ibren Sblaf berlo-,,
rem. S6reibt an iie. 81 baben BEL BET
Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

s. miro gemeloet, 6aB Sic @ineii il
i6e &egierung sic Mbi@affung Ser
30pfe beabii@tiet. Gin 3ppf lit fiAer<
li@ feline @eri60nerlr1g 6es aiuBeren
Meni6en, aber nod lange nidt 10
id1imm, tpie sic oeri@ieoenen 30pfe,
Sic an0ermarts baufig bent inneren
Menl@ep anbaften.
g
0ab 6n ni6ts baltit BON betnem
Nabbar, brau6it 6u linn ni6t gu ia
gen. 3as meiB er obnebin. @as er
min, oas lit, oaB on i'm 0ariiber tau=
l6eit.
Die @efuble, tpel9e ser 8l1noes-
foritmeiiter Hin@ot 0em Miniiter oeS
SsSn1terr 8aGtnger entgegenbringt,
fonnen b06ltens nod bon Ser Meet=
nung in 5@atten geitent meroen,
melde ser lebtere iid uber Sen erite=
rem gebil0et fat.
g
@abren6 ser @intermei5en no6
frieofertig 1nter ser S6nee0ede iei=
ner Muferitebung entgegen l6lum<
inert, muB er es ii6 gefaGen laiien,
oaB sic 8ullen un0 8are1, anltatt
iein @rtpaden ab5utparten, ii6 l4on
iebt I'M Sic 8e1te idlagen.
g
Die 2eute> Sic in iiingiter 3eit Ben
Uncle Gam nit g~ei6muggelten 8ertb>
la9en binter's 2idt gu fiibren iud-
ten, baben mobl 6arar ge0a6t, 0aB
perbotene SrIdte iiB i6meden, ni9t
ober 6aran, 6aB iie einen rebt bite
rem Madgeidmad binterlaiien fonnen.
Ser &lopffedter Seffrtes miro oem<
nGdit Ser 8iibne 8alet lagen. 8abr=
fdeinli@ lift er 5n Ser @rfenntniB ge-
1ongt, 1aB er nidt fart gerug lit, tie
gu beben.
g
Man iiebt es als einen 6orti6ritt
an, 6ob in oem beporiteben6en Genius
ou6 Trauen beidaftigt mer6en. 81
ne ein5ige @ertreterin 6es i60nen &C.
i4ledts fann menigftens mebr Sra=
gen itenen, als 5ebn @anner gu be-
anttporten imitan6e iin1.
g
@enn Sbeo6orus Mfrifanus gu
rmidfebrt uno triuanpbiren6 ieinen
Gin3ng baIt, Damn miro tbm boffent-
lid na@ altr0mti6em @orbil6e 6ie
8emte borangetrogen ner6en, ODER noe,
niqitens Ser Bette Gbea 6apott. Mui
6as @@uuipiel elmer 1eben6igen 8er1-
tie mer6en ieine 8etDun6erer mob1 Der.
5idten miiiien.
so@ ser Mnii&t bes @rofenorS
5ommerpi0e bon 9rforo lit Der ame.
rifaniide Sarmer nod 5iemli@ mei1
5uriid. Do@ int augemeinen muf
ibm na6geiagt mer6en, oaB er fir iid
1elbit arbeitet nn6 ni9t, pie Ser eng.
lil9e 8G@ter, fir Sic &er5oge, oi'
garls nno sic ionitigen groben 9ano
BETTER.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
3nfriebeniein!

Spri6 oft 6einen @in6ern un6 6ei<=
ner nmgebmng BON Sen Dingen, nm
mel6e tie gu benei0en iino; erinnere
tie baufig oaran, uie bel l1ria9e iie-
baben, gliidli@ 5u iein. limo battle str
lelber an6 immer Dor, pie geIunoe
nn6 brabe &t1oer, mel6 liebesmiroi=
gen, ltebretben Ma11n, peld) angeneb=
me 9auSli6feit uno mie bel @rmn6
gum @liid u10 CUR Donfbarfeit 6m
cemna6 bait. Sci better! geidt muir
oatn nn6 mann, menn aae5 na6
8lrni6 gebt, ionbern immer, oub an
meniger lonnigen Sagen. gr5abIe
oeiten &in0ern offers bon SEN erfreu=
liden @reigniiien nn6 beridmeige If
rem aaes @i6ermartige uno l1ni90ne
int Jamilien= mrb @efnnntenfreiie.
Nimm ielbit Sic tdgli6en flei11eu Mer-
gerniiie 10 bel mie m6glid bon ser
fomii6en Seite un6 il1de ie0er Ser
orfeblt6feit menn nidt Elm 2a9en,
oo6 penigitenS ein 2a6eln ab5uge-
minnen uno foride an ieoer idmar5en
@olfe nab Sem Silberioum. Man
fam ii6 l1n6 ieinen &leinen sic ni9t
tmmer a%ngeborene @eiterfeit Bis 51 eli
mem gepii1en GRADE an5ieben = uno
th11t Iphr mnhI Anrnn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
garl sbiele's @eiieeinbride.
(5hIuB bon geite 81.

(59luB BON Seite B..
lungen iiber Matur, Muiif uno @ii
lenidoft. Sir Ginan3lel1te iino &ol5
tdfel@en nit Quittungen elmer 8an'
iiber 8ablungen un0 6ie Miin5iamm
lung bon SSntereiie. Die $anomerfs
5e1ge, &aufmannspagen nn5 @irur
dilden S%nitrumente, bor5ugli9 oil
letteren, fin6 bon fait unglaublidel
Noufommenbeit. Sogar cine Bad
pfanne, nit Dem fertig gebadenen 8ro.
Sc oarin, iiebt man bier. Greili6 in
oen 1900 Sabren lit es redt altba'
den %getpor6en.
Do9 Nun bintpeg bon ar Sen Ct
%innerungen an Sen 500 un0 binauS
in oas bemegte, neapolitanii9e 2eben.
ieinen r1euen 5ta6ttbeilen unb &arfs.
Ma9 fur5er @anoerung erreidt man
sic n@iua @a5ionale", 6en &auptpart
Meapels, melder mabren6 Ser oartn
Madmittags uno Mben0s itattfin0en<
Sen &on5erte bon Srem6en un0 Gin-
beimii6en iiberflutbet miro. Sier
balt sic bornebme @elt al 8agen
ibren Gorio ab. S6aaren frobli@er
SuBgdnger fiinen Sic idatttgen &fa-
Sc uno @ege; 5uii6en Sen 8aum-
gruppen iteben 5ablrei6e 8il0werfe,
uno ar 0ieieS pereint nit ser tropi=
iden @egetation er5eugt Elm %interei-
iontes 8il6. SSn ser Mitte 6es &ar-
fes iteben 0rei peiBe @ebdu0e, entbal=
teno Sic 5oologii6e Station un6 6as
4l1Berit b%elebren6e groBe Mquarium,
meldes bon ser 6eutiden &egierung
geleitet miro un6 an &eidtbum un6
5@onbeit BON Spe5ien ser Seetbier-
melt nirgenos ieines @leid)en bat.
@im mart ober sic geiddftIi@e Sei-
tie bon Meapel %itu0ieren, Damn gebe
man na6 ser @alabritto= o6er ct.
Gaterina=S traBe NIT ibren mo0ernen
2a0en, uoielbit man @1es, oeiien ser
mo0erne Meni6 be6arf, bor5uglid
9ei6enpaaren, btutg un6 gut eriteben
fann. Die lebbafteite @trabe aber,
getpiiermaBen sic @ulsa6er ser Sta6t,
Sic upia &oma>" belebt BON fritz Bis
ipdt, burdi6nei0et sic 5ta6t bel eli
11er 2dnge bon iber cine Meile in fait
geraoer 9inte. gu bei0en @eiten ser.
ielben i@male 5traBen un6 enge @ois
len; CUR linfen in itetlen Ereppen
gum Gaitelo binauf, mel6es nit ieinen
III Sen Stetn gelbaa:a,enen @angen un0
iei:,ten 9emoItigen Mauern friiber cine
li@ere SETTING mar, iebt aber ais Mi-
litargefangnib benl1bt miro. 8ei 6tes
Jet @an6er11ng 6ur6 Meapel fommt
man na@ Ser eleganten uno bretten
Hartenope=5traBe, mel6e ii9 lang1t
oes Coils bin5iebt, mo i@ mein
I'M @otel Miiner nabm. Sen
MiiIler batte i6 i6on etnmm
irgeaomo gebort un6 mar iebr er=
freut, in Dem 8eiiber bes geamens
uno gigentbimers 0es &otels -einen
gemitblider @hetnlan6er fennen 5u
Se0en @orgen 5mii6en 5
l1no 6 l1br mur6e i6 6ur@ Militar=
multi noriiber3ieben0er Gruppen ge-
peM ur6 genoB Damn etn 8ilo, MEL
DIES mir unpergeBli@ fem miro. @or
mir Ser %a5urblaue Golf; auf linn un-
8dblide Sii6erfabne, oeren Sniaiien
Mebe etnbolen6; 9ampfer aller
1imeniionen 8ieben maieitatii@ bor<
BEL; iber ar 6ieiem Ser molfenloie,
italienii6e @immel, 6a3u sic baliami<
2mt = es mar ent5mdenb.
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The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
TWO BALL PLAYERS
KILLED AT The BAT
One Hit Over the Heart and
Another in Temple.

FTeeburE. Ill, April 1-.-WilIiam Schmidt,
aged twenty-eight, a member OF Free
burs's Nine Stars baseball team. was
killed here this afternoon while playing
with his team against a 81. Louis club.
While Schmidt was at bat a thrown ball
from the ST. Louis pitcher hit him over
the heart Schmidt started 20 take first
base as a result of being hit. but after
walking d few steps threw up his hands
and fell 10 the ground, dying a few
minutes later. The St Louis pitcher
was held for the coroner.
Troy. y. Y. April 11-Frank Burns. a
student at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute. died this morning as the result
Of an injury received yesterday afternoon
In a baseball game between the fresh
men team and a nine OF the Troy High
school.
While Burns was at bat in the second
inning. he was hit in the left temple by
a fast inshoot ball from the pitcher. He
was prevailed upon TO go 10 the students
Club and lie down. He said he felt all
right with the exception OF a slight head
ache
4 doctor was then called and the stu
dent was taken home During the night
he lost consciousness and died. The doc
tors autopsy revealed a fracture On the
base OF the skull and a blood clot.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-18
LAW GUARDS BED
OF DYING WOMAN
Relatives Feared Attempt to
Get Rich Estate.

Baltimore, April Ito prevent the
S15O,OOO estate Of Mrs. Matilda Folks, gen.
orally known as Mrs. Yearley. aged sew
enty-one, from going to persons who had
no claim upon it, States Attorney Owens
interfered when the woman was on her
death bed, and for three weeks her home
was guarded by police until she died
this morning. She was attended by two
trained nurses engaged by the States
attorney. The police and the nurses
were under instruction to say nothing
about the case until after the death Of
the woman.
1T was one of the most peculiar cases
have como across" said the States
attorney tonight. when learned what
was being done with Mrs. Folks 1 took
full possession Of her house.
Yesterday had myself appointed re-
ceiver for Mrs. Folks, as I realized that
she was dying. 1 am stm in charge, but
will be very willing to step down and let
some authorized person. relative or next
of kin, take my place.
The information received by the States
attorney which caused him to have the
house guarded was that Mrs. Folks had
willed her property TO a saloon keeper
and his wife. The States attorney also
got possession Of a deed by which the
aged woman had turned over some valu-
able property TO strangers.