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The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

Are they happy?"
Happy? No. they're rich. st.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

Some local celebrities are famous
and some are notorious.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

The average man is always paid av'
erage wages.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

WHEN YOUR JOINTS ARE STIFF
and mus less from cold rheumatism or neurat-
gia; when You slip. strain or bruise yourself U.S.
PERU Darts Pdiakler. The home remedy 20 years.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Qulnine Tablets
Druggi Il refund money II IL fails To cure T. w.
GROVES signature Is on each box &c
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-12

The saloon differs from all other
business IN that no one regards it as a
blessing. 1t is not defended as a good
thlng. 1t is not an educational center
1t 10 not an economic or moral asset
to a community. 1t is nuisance, and
only tolerated when 1t is believed to be
necessary. 1t cannot be defended at
all If the community aees not wantit
The liquor dealer ought to be content
to sell where his services are desired
and the manufacturer of liquor ough,
to be content TO dispose of his products
among those who desire them. He il
entirely outside of his sphere when he
attempts to force his business upon a
community OF to Interfere In decision
upon the liqsor question.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-12

In Grand Rapids a poor woman
Mrs Maria Heydloff, who had earne d
her living from youth by daily labol
scrubbing floors, died at the age Of
seventy-four, leaving a Will in which
1900 was bequeathed to local char.
ties. Nobody butAher banker knew
that she had cent in the world.
She had worked on steadily up &c
the last hour of strength and life rather
than by taking her ease to subtract 8
penny from the carefully boarded
funds which she meant should serve
after her death, for people worse of
than herself Grand Rapids will show
itself sadly Indifferent TO extra fine
human character if does not provide
somemonument which will keep alive
FOR future generations the memory of
such citizen. interior.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-12
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having qualified as
administrator of the estate of the late
Peter KEGS, notice is hereby given
that all who are endebted to said es.
tate must pay the same at once and
those who may have claims against
the said estate are requested to present
the same at once with due aathepti.
cation for settlement.
n. f. KEGS, Administrator.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
M%mfttaItfd,e @tttfo
tett Der &aufeute.

Sic ct. @louo @ei9dftsmelt fat iid 5uz
i~ammen9etban, UNI Der @tao1 cine Je1tlib<
felt nit mu litaliidem @enuB Der be1ten glrt
III bereiten. SIS lit ben @eiddftsleuten un=
ierer Stabt gelun9en, 2iberati's gonaertz
&apelle 81 beitimmer, in ct @louo elm
gpn5ert Su qeten, unb bieies lit auf sSreiz
tag, ben 5. Mu9ult, %feitseiebt. @s pir6 i'm
empire &arf beronllaltet, unb Die RapeQe,
mel6e aus SO muiitaliid)en &initlern 5u-
lan,mengeiebt lit, miro unter Q,terati, benz
beriibmten &apelmeiiter, elm &on5ert ge=
ben, ipie es ME better in ct. @loub geb6rt
K urbe. Sic @ef1dftsleute unierer Stabt
merben ON all lire 6reunoe in StearnS
County Ginlabungen ergeben laien, fid gu
Der muiitaliiben MitipmmerzSJ s. itlidfeit in
@louo e%infinben 81 ppllen unb ii@ ben
10 ielten in bieler @egenb gebotenen muii=
faliiden @enuB niht entgeben gu laiien.
4iberati unb feline Muiifer 1inb es tppbl
mertb, baB 9an6 5tea1ns County iid UNI lie
perlatnmle uno ib:en SDnen gu lauibe.
@s miro ertDartet, baB BON ben 5000 @in=
labunaen, bic an bic Muiffreunbe in
@tearns County %erla1ien merben, BEL mel
tenn bic 9rDBte Mebrbeit bantenb an9enomz
men unb oerielten Spl9e gegeben piro.
6errn 9anioiDr. benz Manaaer beg ct.
gloub Spernbauies, gebibrt 9ant bafir,
baB ct. glpub be1 9Dd9enuB boben miro,
benn ieinen 8emiibun9en gelong es, ben
&%apeQmeiiter 2iberati 81 beitimmen, ct.
gfpu6 nit ieiner @egentpart al beebren uno
nit ieiner tinitleriiden Muiif au erfreuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
&ebrer=Rrnfun8en.

Sic @taats=2 ebrerprifungen werben in
ct @louo, i'm 6odidIlgebdube, in @aut
Centre uno BaDnespiue am L, 2 unb 3.
Qu9uit nie fol9t 9ebalten: 9m 1 Amouit,
BormittasS, @intra9ung. @epmetrie, BbD
tic; Nadmittags: Mlgebrd, pbpitaliide
Geographic o;er allgeneine @eididte. Nm
2 &uguit, 8ormitta9s: Namensperleiung,
profeiioneler Set, 8udRabieren, Mritbz
metic; @a9mittags; Geographic, Nufiab
unb SbDnidreiben, 2elen. Sim 8. Muauif,
8ormittags: Der @taaten @eidi9te, eng
lii@e @ramatit, Muif; Madmittags, 8b1=
itologiez9D9iene, @ipics, 3eidnen.
YamI AblcS.
@6ulluperintsnbent BON @tearns Gountp.
SEQ. 36=1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Scnc Grplpiion.
% oibi i II, %.

MoibingtiM %. Suit.
9ie Neutrality-suspicious. fat iiber
Ste aanonenerploiion am 81. Sui in
Sort Monroe, melde sen 500 BON IL
Wan1 CUR 5olge batte, ibren 5die0s<
lpruG abgege6en. Die @ommiiiion
fiibrt sic Grploiion ar1f 6as Gerlagen
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING 5uriid,
melde gepriift uno fir taugli6 gefun=
Sen wllroe. Ser l1nfaQ bat 3l,r 5olge,
OaB idimntlibe gorlhriften repioiert
lno l1elle 3uiabe nlsgearbeitet mer=
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Nfelrpie.

SRI. Mnna Merd bon Sreeport,
ST., mar ieit 6em 1. Suli 5u 8eiud,
bel SRI. &oia 8rafer. 9ebten Mitt=
mob reiiten oie~bei0en ilngen Dame1
nod Sem &eim ser eriteren, mojelbit
SRI. &rafer fir einige 3eit permeiler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

maren. Das miro Elm @etpinnit 1ein,
ser gr0Bere 8ertb ser &iidpanoerung
liegt aber bod BARN, baB iie 8iela
bon ser Musmanoerung abbalten uno
oem eigenen 2anoe erbalten miro, oas
ia nod 10 piel Neulano belibt uno 10
piel Nrbeitsfraft gebrauden fann
rno notbig fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
sen in 8e,ua a1f Qa1alitdt mie Quan

titdt better gu geben, ais er1partet muir
Sc. - Wutter 8rang lit 5ur &erbrin<
gl1ng ibreS 2ebensabenos na9 6em
ct. Soiepb Mltenbeim bel ct. @lou0
iibergeiieoelt. - Das bier in ser
ibml1den 5taotboGe ann lebten Cont
tag peronltaltete Sfat=Sournier ml1B
ols Elm grfolg III 0es @ortes b09lter
8e0eutung Der5eidnet meroen. Die
Sbeilnnbme an SEM @en5elbrii0erfe-
lte lieB foum ettpaS 81 miini6en ib=
rig. $50 es in ser gan5en lrno gro
ben Nabbaridaft Sfatbriioer gibt,
BON 81 1paren fife gum Selte berbeige-
elf, namentli6 moren Melroie uno
Sic Go&ntp=@auptlta0t ct. Glou0 er=
freuli6er @eile gut pertreten> perpaB-
tie ia 0iele @elegenbeit sic Mebr5abl
ser oieSiabrigen politiiden Mmtsaipi=
rat1te1 nidt, li6 bel i6ren 5fatbrii=
Bern lieb &ino 81 MAIDEN un0 Elm gl1-
tes 8ort am guten Srt an5ubrtngen.
Die id0nite &armotie berridte bel
Sen Yreislpielen, u10 81 Meire @rope
eS lid nidt nebmen lieB, ieine @dlte
III ser beiten 8eile 5u bepirtben> 10
fam eS fem @unoer nebmen, oaB sic
5tunoen 6es 3uiammenieins NIT sen
gentilt6liden @en5elbriioern bon
Meire @rope> sic lt6 eritredten Big
gum Morgen, menn sic @abne frdben
in uapergeBli6er @rinnerung bleibet1
bel aaen, Sic iid IN ser l60nen Srt=
idnft gum l0bliden Sbun 3uiammer1
fonoen. 8ei ser Yreispertbeih1ng
fiel ser erlte Yreis $40 in @ol0 ouf
@errn Nic. @eplono Don Meire Gro
be; Ser 5tpeite, $40 III @ol0 auf @ar=
rp 6. Young bon ct. @lou0 un6 ser
brittle, S. IN @ol0, oltf &einrid So
fer bon &idmol10. Ml1Ber oieien 6rei
&reiien poren nod iieb5ebn anoere
Freiie ausgeiebt> Sic be5iiglid 0es
@ertbes ais red)t a%nnebmbare genon1=
men lper6en miiiien. 0as aus Sem
@errn Nie. 8eplono, Clemens S6ul-
to- Muguit gpeslage un0 @einri@ SSu1=
biefe 6eitanoene arrangements Cont
te fat Sen Danf auer, sic an sem
5ourltier iid betbeiligten fir Sic treff-
lide Siirlorge Sic 0asielbe obmoltel1
lieB uno 6aourd einen 10 ongemein
%gerii6mten Grfolg. er5ielte.
Mnpr.
Sene 9iebe, sic Dor &ur5em ser
.5banfmirtbidjaft ser 5irma &eppers
& Mertin einen ndd)tliben 8eiuh er-
itatteten un0 iid) ieds Collars Boo
res @elo oneigneten, lbcint n1at1 bab-
babt %gelporoen 81 iein, menigitens fat
bat man 2 peroadtige Burden in SEN
Berioneu Sobn @allen uno 6. q.
Moro na9 ct. @lou0 gebradt uno 0a=
lelbit eingelo6t, TIM lid Dor SEM &C.
ltrengen 5u Derantmorten. Mfan
bofft bier, ooB man iid in oen 5mei
5trol9en nidt geirrt fat uno beioe
Sem @eiebe @eniige 5u leiiten baben.
= SSe11e 80rie, sic $33 baares @elo
neb1t elmer Note entDielt, uno sic font
menoen MugrIt Dor 5mei Sabren oent
@errn 6ranf Gins I'M Safe Gimme
manu- abbanoen fam, lit lebte 8ohe
Donneritag bon ieinen 5mei fleinen
@in0ern ant liter beiagten Gees &c.
fun6en moroen. 9as Yapiergel0
mar nod gut erbalten, Sic Mote oa=
gegen our l1nfenntli6feit aufgepeibt
umb mertbloS gerpor0en.
ct. Sobu's College.
Die bo9miir0igen Yatres Grioolin,
.. 8. g., un6 Sacob, .. g. g., DOT,
ser ct. Sobn's Mbtei baben ei1e Or
bolnngsreiie nod bent Beiten ange.
%tretcn, n,f Ser namentti6 %lebtgenann=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
&arbimal @ibbuns' @ebmrtstag.
Baltimore,W SOS, % Sui

B0It1M T e. IfO.1 %. JllI1.
&aroinal Gibbons feierte am Sarn-
itag ieinen 76. @eburtstag. ST per=
bradte Sen Sag ouf Sem 2an6iit Ell
1es Jreunoes in Ser Ndbe bon 8eIt=
minlter, W0v lpobin er lid oft BE-
qibt, meln er Gnbe uno grbolung
iudt. Ser &uroina[ erbie(t piele
@liidmunlbidreiben aus aQen gbei-
len 6es 2an6es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

itan0 uno ser Bic 8nnf gu einem blii-
benoen @eloinititut emporidtpang, fat
feline Meiignation eingereidt uno miro
in ser @anf ST Delano bie gleide
.5tellung iibernebmen. Sn &errn g.
S. Mc@artbD miro in ser bieiigen
8anf @err McGonalb einen Nadfol=
ger finoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Cafe SenrD.

Cate QeufD.
sSrau Ben. @aroing aus CANADA
lit gum 8el16 ibrer 56melter, ser
I5ral1 Gb. @eB Jet LETTER 8ode bier.
8eioe 1ral,en 1pl,r0en am %. Suul
nit einem 5obndeu beldenft, uro eS
pergleideu nun sic beioe, gliidlidcl1
Mutter fire 5proBlinge. - Domintt
@iap lit felt &ur5eu1 bier mieOer auf
rem &riegspiooe. Mfid). &ramer
lduitt lebte @ohe lei1eu Safer, uno
ser Madmuds lit 10 ltarf, ooB ct in
pier5ebn Sogen nod eiuu1al ldJneioen
mub. 8ei5er1 uno WoiS lit oieleS
S5obr bier portrefflt6 geratben. -
gortb. 5dneioer mub iest ouf &rI=
den geben ser Sbma6e wegen, Die
oas Sitter nit lid bringt. = 9err
@einri9 Setting lit lein eigener
Tradtfubrmun11, freilid nun aus &C.
junobeitsriiGlid}ten = Die 2anotele=
pbon=2inie BON 2ofe 9enrD nod Yap=
nespiQe bat bereits mebr benin SO Mn<
t6eilbaber, 1tuo oielelbe mtr0 ii6 als
cine quite &apitalanlage erDeilen. =
@ber]o erfreut lid sic Jurmer Cred
merp Mliociotion zines gr0Beren 3lt=
ipruds oenu je. = Sobn 5@rammel
lit nod ldngeren1 2eioen 5ur 6reuoe
leiner Angeborigen wie0er auf gutter
8eHerung. - Neter 8inter len. MEL
der bier bei ser Jamilie Sobn 2ieier
lein Semi fat, begab iid Nlfangs leb=
ter @o6e nod ct. @louo, no er biz
5ulnltag sic @aitfrel1noidaft ieines
Sdmogers @eorg 2eitber genob, nit
Sem er a1 jenem Sage lid nab ST.
coos Hroirie begab, po beioe am leb=
ten Montag Sos 6eit oes III. Sacobus
NIT Ser @enteinoe feierten. Serr
@inter, melder trob iei1es boben M=
tiers INNER nod riiitig lit, miro Meit=
tie Sic er @ode bier 5uriidermartet.
&apncsoile.
Gin fiir6terli6es 8etter 5og lebte
8o9e Mittmo6 M6en0 iiber 0iele Sc
geno II. peruriad)te ma11fem Jormer
beoeutenoeu 5hooen int Sen 6el0ern.
God NOR, nadoent sic 6armer genalte
l1mlbau ge6alten> 0erSdaoen bel mei=
tenn ni9t 10 groB, ols er anfanglid BE-
flogt un0 in Sic 8elt binal1spolal,1t
luuroe, bieB es ia, 6aB ale Seller bei
uno Inn Yopnespille bon @agel poll-
lta116ig gereinigt un6 Die 6rltdt ser
i6logen iei. Ser @agel %oerfolgte MIR
cine Idmale 5trede, un0 ltn0 es nur
Elm paur 6arner, 0eren 6ratdt u1ter
oem @ogel 81 lei0en hotte.
Metre Wropc.
Ser melt iiber 80 Sobre alte Serr
Ssolepb Mortbaler fangt an, iid lang
liant bon sen Tolgen oes Stur5es, Den
ct Dor 5tpei Moden erlitt, gu erbolen>
uno es ideint, oaB oie itarfe Notur
bes @reiies nodmals Ser &rontbe1t
trobt u,1o Oieielbe iiberpaltigA =
Sra115 Nanien fat lid entl6lolleny I'M
nad)Iten Sabre ieine auf ser Wbtte
@ortb &eleruation gelegene 5ornt
1elb]t 5u iibernebmen. - Seinrtd
5dulte fonn es ieet gemittblih neb<
men, leitoem iid ser junge Sda1rf>
fellncr eingciteat fat. M0ge er benz
@ater red)t piele 6reuoe moden! =
Yrofel]or 2ucas @ertten uno @emab=
lin beiudten lebte @ode ibre Sodter
im ct. 8eneoifts Gonoent gu ct. So
iepb. = &einrib @ramfe lno @ebril=
ser Yeter uno Sic. 8rang reitauriret1
oos &la1en5immer unlerer Dorfld}l=
lie, in meldem 2ebrer Ortbmann I'm
terridt ertbeilt. - 8apa Sobn 5patD
lit INNER nod on 0os &ranfenlager
%gefeIIelt. Die grnte lit iebt bier
I'M nollen @ange, lmo ideint ser 8ei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
ct. sSSobn's College.

Die bo9miiroigen Yatres 6rioolin,
8. 8. g., u16 Sacob, 8. g. g., DOT,
ser ct. Sobn'S Mbtei baben cine Or
bolungsreiie nod Bent 8eiten ange-
tretc1, al1f ser nomentfi6 lebtgenam1=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
&erlQnat.

Gin Observation-Disclosures Mdoden gum
iofortigen gintritt in elmer Seutldztatbo<
lilden camille %berlangt. @ute Bebanos
lung n1o anoererl1oe gelddtt19ln9.
neb]t 5ufrieoen ltelenoem 2obn 5lgelidert.
Ndberes gu erfragen 635 Snuer @tro6e.
ct. 8crT, Minu. 26=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28

TIT naIur1D1nen10a1tlf0e Stu01en be-
treiben miro. Die bobm. &erren mer~
Sen Sen gall5erl @eiten Big gum gel=
lolpitone Yarf 0ur9reiien ut0 erit
gegen Sdyl1lB Ser 6erien5eit mieoer IN
ct. SobnS eintreffen. = @odpm. 8a-
ter Soiepb &rel1ter, .. g. g., mel
der in ser Nabe bon Grier inn &bein=
lanoe ieine Yrimi5 feierte, bat feline
Sberen miiien lailen oaB es linn in
Ser alten &eimatb redt gut ergebt 111no
er nit 2ei0me len an Sic 5tunoe 6enft,
in Ser er ii6 bon Sen lieben @erpano=
ten nn6 bent i60nen Del1ti6la11o trent
men muB.
81. Midolas.
@err Yeter Steil, tuel6er iib Mn-
fangs lebter @o6e na6 81. Glouo
ms ct. Napbaels @ospital begob,
hefinoet lid 0aielblt INNER nod I'M
ter ar5tlider 8ebanolung. &offent-
lid meroen mir bal0 iiber lei>1e pone
8enelnng beribten f0nnen. - Ser
3ultan0 oes 9errn Mid. Tbeijen fat
li6 erfreuli6er Weile berart gebel=
lert, oaB er iib orauBen mie0er be-
l6aftigen fam1. = 9ie grnte lit I'M
Dollen @angc, nn6 bon alien Seiten
bort mal1 ermutbigen0e 8eri6te iiber
Elm mebr 0enn oen Grlpartungen emit
lpredenoeS @rnteergebniB. @enn es
nub ni6t in lleberfll1B bui6eln mir0>
lpas es ober gibt> lit ser beiten Qua=
litat.-@o6m. 8farrer SaBbino mad=
te lebte &o6e in 8egleitung oes
bodhp. &errn 2eutbner bon Martp Ell
men Nbite6er na6 gben 8aueD 1r11o
BON sort ueiter per Muto nob @at-
fins. 6armer &eter Midels NOR
Ser erite, ser feline Maidine oieies
Sabr an Sic 5ru6t aniette 1,ro nit
bent S6nei0en bereits fertig gemor-
Sen lit; er braudt iabt ni9t mebr
init 8angen 0em @etter ouf5upollen.
= Nso6 cine quite @o6e, 11n0 Sic mel
ite Sru6t itebt in @aufen. = Sonn=
tag in ser Jriibmelle ging ser bieli=
ge ct. M1na Srauerperein gen1ein=
l6aftlid CUR FL. &ommu1ion. ct.
Nidolas lit jebt Elm itarf beiu6ter
Elat, pergebt ia fait fem Sag, mo-
ni9t ser cine o0er ser anoere ser po=
liilden &an0ioaten bier feline Mufmar=
tnng madt. Serr Sobn Sang, melder
fir oas llrfunoen=& egiltrarsamt i'm
5el0e it, mar Sonntag init @errn
Soiepb &iri6 bon &odptue bier, uro
BET ieinem 5dei0en bate er oos ii6
5ufrie0eniteaenoe 8epuBtlein, in ct.
Ni6olas einen felten 6reunoesfreis
gu baben. - Die @errn Nic. 56ad=
mann, @eter Crop uno @err uno
5rau Sobn &immlinger bon 8atfins
maren Sountag bier gu 8eu@; 10
au6 SEER un0 6rou Mid. 81. 9bei=
len bon @olo 5pri1g. - 6ran5 @el-
lens bat lebten 9%onnerltag bereits
6rudt georoiben fir Sic 6armer uno
fat quite Nrbeit geliefert. l1eber 6as
@rgebnib f0nnen Sic 6armer ni9t
flagen, 0enn immerbin oarf oie @rn-
te cine mittelmaBige genannt meroen.
Is Die @erren Sobn Dieoeridl Solepb
@anien ln0 Moam @ed bon @olo
5pring maren Sonntag @a9mittoe
in nnierer Mitte;; ou@ poitrten per
Nuto uniere Srtidaft sic &erren 8e=
ter @eber unb Yeter 9beis bon goen
Ga0eD.
MelrpIe.
SRI. Mnma Merd bon Jreeport
ST., mar ieit 6em 1. Suli gu 8elud
bel SRI. &oia 8rafer. 2ebten Mitt-
nod reiiten oie~beioen iungen 9amer
nod SEM @eim Ser eriteren, moi elbil
SRI. &rater fir einige 3eit permeiler
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Gerlam0t.

Gin beutldz totbolil6es Mdoden nit
sntem s3engriB! gum lotorti9sn gtntrlttt
Sem HanSe aelltdt. Maberes gu erfraecn
6=3 9. 3. 8o1 SO, Georgetown, Minn.
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35>3t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
Cute @eIegenbeit.

so Nder gutes 2anb in Netp Nun,b,
@eet. 10, Man9e 50 gelegen, inter an.
nebmboren 8eSin9ungep gu pertaufen.
Ndberes bel S. W. Segn9t,
q =bo 0telroie, Mi,ln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-28
&crlanQt.

miro ein Qebrer NIT 9taatszG ertiiicat,
Ser engliid uno beutid nnterridten
fann. Mpplifanten m0ge11 li6 tperloen
0bas. Gasparef,
35z3t Mittin, Rinn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20
Dry as a Bone

For the first time in many months II
is alleged. the city of Montgomery is as
absolutely dry as the Sahara deser.
after its most prolonged drouth. AT
the close of the week ending Satur-
day night the sheriff had served IN
all about 80 arrest warrants chargins
soft drink proprietors of this city win
infractions of the state prohlpltion
laws. and in the neighborhood of a
dozen warrants are yet to be served be-
fore the activities are finished.
Announcement is made by Sherifi
Hood that he has already taken the
necessary steps whereby he can close
up any establishment in the city by TN
Injunction route. If such drastic step
is deemed necessary for thorough en-
forcement of the laws.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20
NEWS of EUFAULA
Street Fair Draws Large CrOwds-CIay'
ton to Speak at Bethel School

Fufaula, November 19.-(Special. 1.-THE
rain that prevailed throughout yesterday
had but little effect in keeping the throngs
of visitors from attending the street fair
now in progress here. The thoroughfares
were crowded all day and everything
went merry. Taken as a whole the fair
IS regarded a great success. The attrac-
tons have been clean and interesting and
the free exhibitions surpassed in some re-
spects any ever seen here. The italian
hand is regarded among the best, and the
daily concerts have been immensely en-
ioyed, and it is believed that the occasion
will pan out all right in a financial way.
Information of the death Of Jimmy
Faux, u years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Faux Of Clio, who died very unex-
pectedly at the home Of his parents this
morning, has been received here.
Congressman H. D. Clayton has con-
scented to deliver an address on Friday
next at an institute to be held by the
Barbour county teachers at Bethel school
hosse, near Baker Hill. 16 miles south of
the city.
The Auburn Cornet band stopped over
yesterday en- route to Union Springs from
Clayton, and afforded the pupils of the
Alabama Brenau a delightful treat In the
way of a serenede, while taking In the
sights of the big street fair here.
Brooks Kelly, the white barber, who as
saulted Davis Wood on Broad street
Thursday evening by shooting him twice
with a pistol, has given up and Is now
under bond, pending a hearing before
Precinct Judge L. ]. Clayton next week
Four negroes charged with assaultins
City Bridge Keeper George Vaughan last
Saturday night, have all been arrested and
are lodged in Jail here pending a hearing
before Judge l.. J. Clayton next week.
The ladies of the different churches who
have been serving lunches for the visi
tors have been richly rewarded in theil
efforts to raise funds for church purposes
Their receipts range all the way from sl5
to $3.50.
The local lodge of EllSs here are prepar
ing for an interesting and appropriate OBJ
servanee OF their annual memorial ser
| vices which will be held at the theatre
here on the evening of December 4. Al
win e. Herbert of New Orleans has beer
secured to deliver the address.
pnt little activity is going on in cottoI
circles, owing, 1t Is thought, to the dispo
| sition among the farmers to hold TO
| higher prices. Nearly every farm hous'
has carefully stored away few bales o
| the staple, which they have so far de
clined to sell.
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ITALIAN MTrSTCTAN
DIES AT EUFAULA

Eufaula, November 19.-(Speciai)- BEN
iamino Sinagri, a musician with the
ROYAL italian band playing an engage
ment with the Johnny Jones aggregation
of shows here, died suddenly last night,
supposedly OF heart failure.
He was on the streets until o'clock
and in good spirits, when he suddenly felt
badly and retired. When his friends en-
tered his room an hour later he was
dead.
He had only been In America two
months, and was followed by his wife
and three children, who reached New
York 10 days ago. He was 40 years old
and highly esteemed by the members of
the band. His remains will be inferred
here tomorrow afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20
MUSICAL TREAT
FOR THE VETERANS

Chairman B. B. Burton of the music
committee has arranged great trea'
for the Confederate veterans. Tuesday
morning at their convention Mrs. Carl
w. Leeds, the soprano in the choir OF
the Church of the Advent, will appear
dressed as an old-time southern girl
and will sing half dozen or more old
southern songs.
Members of the Birmingham Oratoric
society will be scattered in the audi
ence and will join in the choruses, thus
arousing the veterans to sing the ole
songs. It will probably be impressive
and one of the most pleasant features
for the veterans.
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1000 PEOPLE HAVE
REASON TO REJOICE

Newark, N: j., November 1s-The
20e0 inhabitants of the little Villages
of Reselle Park, N; j., have good cause
for celebrating Thanksgiving this year:
That they are all alive today is little
short of miracle, In the opinion Of
most of them. A junk mans horse,
which ran away on Main street last
night, plunged through the fence en-
closing a freight yard and pulled his
heavy wagon right over 40 cases of
dynamite, which were being unloaded
by a contracting firm. The explosion
of the stuff would have blown the
town to pieces. The wheels of the
wagon struck the boxes and Knocked
several of them into splinters, scatter
ing the contents about Men who saw
what way the runaway was headed
scampered In all directions, expecting
each moment would be their last
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Plain Talks On Florida
Mr.. I. I. Moody, One of the
States Early Settlers Gives
Valuable Facts

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sands of people are seeking informa-
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Mr.. /. I. Moody, one of Florida's early
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Talks on Florida" which are In
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when you invest. Mr.. Moody tells
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potato lands, celery lands. etc, etc
These talks are sold for S1.O0, but
they will be sent free for the asking,
when writing to
BUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Bunnell, Florida.
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According to arrangements made In the
circuit court of Montgomery, before
Judge w. W. Pearson, the judegshlp con-
test between CASTOR Gunter and W. Fl.
Thomas, both of whom are alleging that
the judgeship belongs to them, will be ar
gued November Is. If Judge Pearson does
not hear the contest, a judge from one
of the neigliboring circuits will be pressed
into service. 1t Is quite probable that this
will be done in order to relieve the Mont
gomery Jurists of any embarrassment in
the question,