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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Personals

Mrs. JerusIly Perkins is weller than
usual this week-usually Jerushy is on
the sick list.
Lem Brown has not sprained his wrist
again. This time it's his ankle.
Gideon Johnson slipped on the
threshold of the Bugle office one day
last weel, and dropped in on us to chat
while and get sample copy of the
Bugle. Gideon has been thinking seri
ousIy OF subscribing to the Bugle for
the past IA years.
Bud Hincklev. who amt quite right
i'll his head, tried to set the town hall
on fire last week and would Of Ste
ceeded only he didn't have any matches.
Bud is getting altogether too obstrepcr-
Gus. Something ought to be did with
him.
Mrs. Lige Green, while cooking c-rl-
icrs had the 1ar1 to splash out of the
kettle and ketch fire, but with Won
derful presence of mind she threw a
piece Of carpet over the stove, ex-
tinguislling the fire and burning her
| fingers.
Amzi Gookins, who fit in the Civil
War and helped to save his country. is
turrible worked Up because his monthly
pension Of IS has not arrived. It is
now Ole day over due and AMI says il
it don't get here by next week he'll hold
Eph Higgins, our F. NJ. responsible
Miss Sarah Ann W'i1ittacre Wen.
sleigh riding with Shorty Mathews OF
Hardscrabble last Tuesday night. ans
as Sarah Ann done all the driving s|1t
got her fingers frost bit some. H ov
about this. Shorty:
: g Hoskins' wife got Cy pr. Of car.
pet slippers at Hen Weatl1ersby's store
for a birthday gift. After wearing
them three weeks Cy discovered tina
they was lis and too small, so he tool
them back and wanted Hen to exc7ang,
them, but do you think Hen world &,
lit: No.
| Jethro Jennings. while trimming hi
corns with razor last Sunday, let thu
razor slip and CIT awful cash in tn,
lcat, which wes asleep at his feet. I
was awful surprise to the cat.
Mrs. Alb Skinner is down with tt.
grip but hopes to be UP soon.
! Doc Live.nore says he hasn't had :
birth in Bingville for most tire,
weeks Why is this?
BIZ Hepburn. Our artistick black.
smith, saw seven snakes in his black
smith shop Saturday. It would seen
strange to anybody who don't know lin
that Bill could see snakes in winter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Lost and Found

Mrs. Hez Andrews lost her purse
between her house and the p O. Tues
day afternoon. Whoever found it will
be literally rewarded for return of
same. LATER-The party who picked
up this purse was seen and unless it is
returned at once they will be prosecuted
to the full extent Of the law. STILL
LATER-As we 90 to press Mrs. An
drews calls at this office to say that she
found her purse i'll the pocket of the
skirt she took off before she went out
on the street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29

soonest young ladies, is being sparked
purity hot by a Teller from Bingville
Roomer says they will make hitch
of it.
Bill Henderson, while carrying a can
die down to the cellar the other even
ing after some apples. had his whiskers.
to ketch fire and burn almost off. This
changes Bills appearance so that It al
most seems as if we had stranger in
our midst This is the first fire we
have had hereabouts for some time.
VERITAS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Deacon Andrews Sick

Deacon Andrews took his usual chew
of tobacco in church last Sunday morn
ing before he noticed that Brother Lem
uel Hines had went and took his saw
dust box clean aorost to the other side
of the church to use for hisself. Being
as the deacon couldn't hit the sawdust
box that far away there was nothing
lett for him to do but swaller the chew
which he did and hasn't been we'll since
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
ZION CROSSROADS

Mrs. Henry Truman presented her
husband with fine baby last week,
whose sex we did not learn. Some say
it was boy and some says it was a
girl It is probably one or t'other.
LATE Henderson, while fishing
through the ice at Turner'S Pond last
Sunday had the ice to break through
and LATE fell into the water, catching
a bad cold, which was all he caught.
Bill Woods, who runs sawmill at
ECrooked Run, Cell against the circular
saw one day last week and had his right
leg cut off below the knee. It was Bills
wood leg.
Miss Hildy Wade. ie Of our hand
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Same Old Story

Ras Slocomb, cne of Our most re.
spected citizens, called at this office one
day last week to pay his subscription,
but when he arrived he was panied and
shocked almost as much as we was to
find that he had lost every cent he had
in the world outen hole in his pocket.
During the past u years or more we
can't seem to recollect the time that
Ras didn't have hole in his pocket
when he went to pay up his subscrip-
ton
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Country Correspondence
HAPPY VALLEY


Eoh Foster buried his potatoes in tf-
ground last week to keep them iroHl
freezing. It's awful cold in these parts.
jim Snyder had sor,e sheep killed by
Peer Leavengood' $ dog last week
Peters dog is also dead at this writing.
Miss Mary Ann Green, the belle of
Happy Valley, is wearing a chest pro-
tector this winter.
Benjamin Gibbs eats with his left
hand. Benz. says he has been left
handed that way ever since he was a
child,
Mrs. Jane Savers made flying trip
to Hardscrabble, where she Sundayed
with her half sister, who has been half
sick for spell back.
This is ali we had time to look I'd
this week. EXCELSIOR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29

Miss Molly Tucker had the quinsy
last week but is much improved at this
writing. Molly is subject to quinsy and
it seems queer she hasn't had it before
this.
Dad Henderson, one of Our oldest in
habitants, predicts that we are going to
have a cold winter. Dad is a leetlc
mite behind hand with his prediction,
but he has hit il so far.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Posts for Sale

I have pile of locust posts on my
farm which will sell cheap to the high
est bidder. being as have no use for
them myself. They have been lying
around IN the way now going on s
wears, and I'm sick and tired moving
them every spring when I do my plow-
ing See me if you want posts.
JETFRO JENNINGS
Birgvile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-12-29
Bingville.
Andir0nS
Wanted

Has anybody got a secondhand pair OF and.
irons which they wish to dispose of cheap OF
give away, being mine is all twisted ~
and bent and wore ont because they wss used
By my father sni his father before me and are
over 100 years of age. II you have q set
Of above kindly let me know and perhaps ~
can com. to terms. CT HosKIEs.
Bingville.
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For Sale!

Being a. I an up and around after my recent
attack of roomyticks, I will sell my
crutches for 81. hope somsbody will
need these clutches soon a. I need the
money. Alb SKINNER
BinSvtlla,
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5benrcr nls JIG.

S~eben0igc Sd)pclnc bober I'M Rre!lc,
olS 5u irgenb elmer 3eit ieit 40
Sobrcn.
Gbicogo, ST., 10. Sebrllor. -
Srob Der lpcitperbreitcten Igitation
fir Sleiidentboltn1g mo OeS Gin.
trittes Der Solten5eit lit nod INNER
fcin Gnoe Der Steigerunq beS Erci,
les fir lcbeltoc Sdpeine IN ben bic
iigcn &icbboien ob5uicbcn, mn &C,
tern lultrbe ein boberer EreiS Oofiir
he5nblt. als eS p1hreno Der lebten
40 Sabre porgefommen lit. Ser nclle
HecoropreiS betru9 $9.27R pro 100
Eiunb Sebeno9elpid)t. mo ollgen1e;n
nuroe porousaeio9t, in peni9en @o'
den lperoe Die unerborte Ereisitufe
bon $40 iiberidritten ieiil. Soro IN
Sono nit ben erbobtcn Soroerrngen
Iiir lcbellbe Shmcile itieg olld) Der
Ereis Der Shmeinc- Eroblifte gallj
mcientlid) mo Sd)meineileiih OH
Wai.2ieferilng murbc at $23.65 pro
Iab nerfouft. Iies lit Der bohltc
Freis lett Den 3eiten oes @iirgerfrjc-
9eS nit Der eil15igcn NuSnobme beS
Sabres 1887, in nelden, Der TreiS
in SoIge oes iogenunlten slrnour'-
ihen r9ornerS" ouf $24 binoltfae.
tricbel1 ipitroc.
Ger Ihlftrieb al, Sdweinen lit az,
allen iucitlihen Souptcentren bcS
Sdlof)tbalis @eih1iteS ein ihmofcr
nno Die b~eIt1noi9e Nuilpdrtsbeue.
gnng Der Ereiie miro nod orrt cine
ungepobnlif lcbhoite Nndfrage DIT,
lid)er Gerfrad)ter Qef0rbert.
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lit Elm fiinitlerii6er lllo geiellidoft.
lider @rfolg gelueien. Iie 2iite Der
Eatroneiien an beren Sptbe Die @es
mublin 0eS omerifoniihcn @otid)oIs
tiers itono, entbiclt 5oblrcid)c in go
riS i~pobnenOc Imcrituncrinlcn. Gas
Grogrnmm mltrbe olt9ldIieBIif bon
NmcrItoucrn, &iinItlcrn BON Nerlll
o0cr StuoirenOcn ubioloirt. Ger Or
tro9 beS Gon5erteS belGuit lid otf
$4,000 bis $4,000.
ll1tcr ben 5ablrcid)en ans 6cn Ser.
Stooten on ocn omcrifonild)cn BOT
ihafter Bacon gcridJteten NrieIcn
nit Spmpotbic > Nusoriiden mo
SiiIfS 3 Nngeboten iiir Die Spier Der
lleberidJmcmmung befin0et iid) Gin
Sdreibcll bon Mopor Carlisle ans
SuIem, Ohio, nit cincm Gbcd iiber
500. Ser Wfopor id)reibt, Die @ilr'
ger non SoIem ipiiniftcn ic0cr 3eit
ibrcn Nntbcil sur GrIcid)tcrung
mcnihlifcr 2eiocn bei5utrogen mo
niiroen, nenn n0tbig mcbr @el0
ifiden. 0o@ nmcrifoniidJe Hotbe
arelt5 bat per &ubel elnell iueiterell
9etrog bon $1,000 geionot.
Tubei t0rungcn in &Icin-
Niien be ii + d tct.
Con ltontinopel, 10. Sebr.-
9ie Sage in aleinniien lit mieOer 10
orobenb, Dab Die Negierung i6leu.
Mig meitere Sruppen bortbin ob.
ihidt, nm Elm nclles WaIinfrc 81 Der.
binOern. Sn Muib 9iltis, Giorbef,
gilebjif mo onoeren Stooten iino
mGbreno Ser lebten Gage Elototc
ongeiAlagen mor0ell, in meldcn Die
Wobomeoaner 5ilr NieoermebeInng
Der armenier mtfgeforoert merocn,
lrnb e5 miro Elm idlimmeres Slut.
bob beiiird)tct, dis ooS l~ebtiGbrtge
bon Ibana.
Iufrubr in Snoien.
Illoboboo, Snoicn, 10. 6cbr,
- Die ~bolblbtloen Stdmme in 9u.
itor, einem 5reiitoote in Den nlittlcs
rem Gropin5er, b%efinoen iid) IN bel.
lem gllfrltbr. Gic nllr nit 9ogcn
un6 Ifeilen brpofineten Hebellen
boben Die @o5ore gepliinoert Ii. 6ren'
men MIN oie Yoli5eifoiernen II. Sdu.
len nieoer. Sruppen iinO nod Dem
S6ouplab pes Iufltonbes abqegor.
gen, uno Die He9iering bofit, Oen-
icIbcn raid rmtcrorildcn 81 tonncr,
Gornc1ie'S SrieOcnStcm
pei bcoroDt.
2onoon 10. ISebrllar. - Gie
o2oiIp Woil" briugt Die ieniotionellc
MelOung, ooB BON bcI9iid)en Anurdi.
item Der GcrIud) Ncmodlt lporoen lei,
bcn BON Anorcm Carnegie 0citiitetcn
Srie0cnsp0luit I'M Soog III Die 2llft
81 ipren9en. 9ic Nofridt lit jcOoh
bis iest nidt beit0tigt. ,
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ur' Stanton nm g
~. ~.-..-1..-- -----o.. - 49, -
neto9a'S un6 BON Der an1 II. ). W.
itattgebobten iedsitiin0igeu Stlod)t,
in oenen 10 piel foitbareS 9lut oui
beioen Seiten peraoIien moroeu lit.
ga i6 meitcres 9IutpcraieBen 3l per-
bitten miinife, ermGdtige i6 Sic,
Wu6riS bon meiner 9ereitmiligfeit
sur @ieoereroffntng Don 6rieoens-
untcrbanolungcn III 8enntniB 5u ie.
ten. @cnn er onnimmt, 10 geben
Sic mir Hafridt, unO it) lDiu @ene-
raj Gitrooo MiitbeiIumg mad)en."
9is jest ipar Die ein5ige geliBe-
rrnng, Die Waori5 btnlid)tlif oieIer
9epeihe oetbnn bat, Sr. DC Sopienp
lei I'M Sntereiie GbanIorroS tbatig.
AomirnI &inlball bat bic bcioen
friegiiibrenocn 9urteien oapou in
&enntnib geicbt, DOB iie fir Sho,
oen, Der Teutralen III Wtota9alpo al
2eben lulb Wut 5ugefiigt miro, pcrs
antpprtlid) geboIten lperben.
Der amerifoniid)e aoniul ouSMa-
noeuo, Sole Olipores. lit beute nod
einem Ritt, Der oie gauge Noht ooii.
erte, IN Wetopo, apolf WeiIen bon
Matagolpa, ongefonmlen. Der Son.
jul miro BON einem Courier besIei.
tet, ser fiir5lid bierber fam unb i'm
bat, er moge Die 8ernidtitng bon
omerifnniid)em gigeutbum perbiiten.
Sr. SliparcS bate iid baroni uls
oer5iiglid) entifloiien, lid, Don Ser
Sndlo9c ~peri0nlid} 81 iiber5euacn.
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Sofe iii ben Iebtel, 5ebn So6ren 1t
20 Hro5ent abgenommen, p1brel
iebt Bier, pel6es in Sapon crit t..
% Sabren gebralt miro, in allen
Ebeilen bes jopaniifen Reites 81
fiuOcn lit; Die 8roucreien oeder
nidt MIR Den 9eborf Sapan'S, iou-
bern pro0ll3ircn oltd) Elm betrGd,t.
lide5 Gltontltm Bier fir Grpprt.
Cine Sour Salts mad Obi.
cago.
Ser Fralioent bes dGrilb 6ellpp.
hip Club" bon Chicago bat Dem
Frdiioenten Soft bas Brogromm fir
bic Gbren mnterbreitet, Die ibm 5uaes
6udt lin0, iuenn er ben Ct. Botrids.
Gag als @oIt oes d%ennnnten Clubs
jieiern lno aIf einem BON Dem 2eb.
teren gegebcn 9iuer cine Iuiprnfe
balten miro. Der Frdii0ent miro
ant II. sSebrunr I'M s llbr iriib in
Chicago antonmcn mo nm 10 llbr
Nafts Die Riidreiie iiber giotelter,
R.-0., ontreten. lin 4 llbr Na1mit.
tags am II. Sebrlar miro CT einc
9lniprafe an Sen ,GonIernirung@$s
Gonbent" bolten.
@iro ais 6 mpagnes 9 o t IL
ment ge6ruft.
Iie Hebe, meld)e BrGiioent Gait
am 2incoln.Ga age in Nep.g)ort eebale
ten bat, miro al8 Staatsbofrment
gebrudt lnb als republifonii6e
.2iteratur iiber oos gauge
Suno perbreitet peroelt. Gle Irlld-
legung beS Stauts.I Documents muir
De bonn 8unOeSienotor ouf Nntrag
oeS SenatorS Sale beId)loiien, ltnb
eS iou nidt ullein I'M "Gongreiiionol
Gecoro" peroffentlitt, ionoern ald
ulS TIugidriit portofrei perionbt
per6en.
MilitGr 81 euterei unters
ii t.
Cine Iepeid)e oeS omcrifoniiGcn
&onIlllatS III Canton meloete Dem
Staats=G epartcment, ooB 1500Dtanm
6ineiiider Sruppen in Ocn beioen
Eropin5en, meld)e bon Canton aus
~peripaltet weroen, gemeutert bubell,
uber 5ur INTERVIEWING ge5nungen
luoroen lino. Die betreffenoen Srllp,
pen Iteben inter Commando bes
GicefonhsS Der beioen Eropin5en.
Gin6elnbeiten rperoen in Der bonn ge.
Itrigen Gage oatirten Gepeid)c nidt
nlitgetbeilt.
. badlcton t ommt +.
Gemn1dIt miro Der Siiopoliorid)er
lieutenant Sir GrneIt $. Sbadleton
mad. ben Ser. Stoaten fomnlen, llnl
ans ben Sanoen oes 8rGiioentenloit
Die Sltbbnro.Wteooiqe in Gmpfang
iu ncbnen, ipelhe ibm fiir5lib oic
Rationale 8eogruphiihe @eieaidoft
5uertunnt bot. Die Geremonie lit
auf ocn 26. bieieS 0iot,atS on9eiest
mo finbet inter ben Nuipi5ien Der
e%ripabnten @eicIlidaft itatt. allbcr
Dem Brdlioenten weroen iif ou8u an
oere bobe 9eante, iomie Commander
Eenrp einfinbcn.
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Bic Nemeiis.


febl 5ltr Sinri6tllng Der s(lneri-
faner @roce unb Cannon in Hi.
corogllo oolitredte, pom eineln
SoIoaten ernorbct. = 9os Bonn.
barbenlent bon Mataaalpa.
Munoauo, Is. 5ebr. - Solpt.
mann gonItantino Saen3, ser be.
f%eblsbabenbe Sffi5ier Der Abtbeilune,
iuelf)e Die Imerifoner @roce mo
Cannon erihoB, lit geitern Gtahmit.
tag auf ser Strabe ourd) einen nj
carn9uaniiden Sofoaten erihoiien
iuoroer. Die M~ifresuns iiber Der
Iorfaa mar cine rieitse. gs iuuroe
notbiuenbia, Die sanae 8oIi5ei IN
9ienlt 5t iteueit, iinb 80 Mann Tolis
sci aus 2eon 5u reqniriren, BON De-
men man iiber lit, eab iie lopol 81
Den geborben baltcil.
Shipere Seloeeidiibe, ourh sic
Trilppen Mabri5' alf Den Bergen
aufgeiteat, baben, pie ihon beridtet,
am Sonntag elm 9ombaroement aiif
Die Staot Wotagalpa beeonren, Die
an 10. Jebruar burd) Die HepolItio.
ll1re ,lnter General Gbomorro belest
iporoen mar. Yor Der @roffnuna Der
9elhieBrng gab Die Hegierung benz
bortigen amerifoniifen Sonfulor-
Igeilten @m. $. Dc Sapignp, Rad)-
ridt, oanlit Die Observation-Disclosures
3eit b1tteit, lid, 5u entfernen. ST.. DC
Suoianp proteltirte gegen oie9eidie'
But,g, neIhe ieood electromagnetic
in S5ei1e geiest wnrbe. Die Truppen
Waori3' befanoen iid utter Der Siib.
rune oes Generals Cara, ipeld)er
burd) Die 8enerdle Gbaporrid u. Dor.
TO Gorrero unteritiist ipurbe. Gic
Sruppen5abl ioa iif) auf 5000 damn
6eloufen babcn. Iafber purbe Der
gnoriff auf Die Staot aufgeseber,
farn aber ieben gneenbIid mieber
oufgenomn1ei1 iperoen. Sas 9om-
barbeinent bot mebrere Stu1,oen ge.
bailert, bod lit Der angerihteteS af)-
id)aoen nod nidt feiteefteat.
Sieefonill !Scnrp gaIocra Fat bon
Dem 4oniulor : Meenteu De Sauianp
in MatagaIpa eiit Telegramm erbol.
terl, IN iueId)em folgcnoer 4riei bes
Generals Gbamorro ipiebereegeben
lit:
.Sie bnben bon ben III ben let
! ten gagen utter meiner Giibruns
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Nus bem 3nneren Warplanb's unb
ben %ansrcnsenben Stantcn.
llnter 6mercm 8er6dd)t
ucrboftct.

~ "
Sn Milmington. Gel, lit Ser II
Sabre alte GoWin %. @oB uIter Der
Nnidyuloi8luna icitgcuommen ,poroen,
clner Der brci ilrngen 2eute 5u iciu,
trclde III 9risiicIb ben @adtcr s. ..
Collins ernlorocten uno Damn Die
@erfte buieIbit in 9rano iteften.
gn Yoii5iit perbaftete ben iungen
Wtann, olS er aif einem 6rad5llae
ptn Baltimore nnfam. Gle 9eihrei.
bitng bate man Don GriSfielo nad
fort geianot. 8aB, Ser 5ll9ob, am
Sonntag in Grisfielb gemeIeu 5u
ieiu, trug cine Miite, peld)e ELM gro.
te5 9rnlolod) IN Der Mitte bate. Gr
lagte, ieine Seimlatb lei in Nr. 2345,
Sarlm.S traBe, Ybilooelpbin; bod
ieien feline gltern toot. ST meigerte
iidl irgeno lueld)c peitere gnaaben
ST. MADDEN, gab ober Der Eoli5ei at
herlte6ell, hoB ieiuc bcioen GonlpIi
cell nod in Marplano leien. Gin ges
luiiier 2eon Searl beiinbe iidl ali ei.
mem Iompfbagaer IN DER Gbelupeofc,
&ai nno Sranf Stone, Der brittle. bal.
te fif III Der Stoot Baltimore ollf.
OeItern traf Seuermorid)all GlueIl
luieoer IN SrtSiielb Elm, uin ieine I'm
teriild)ltng iort5uiebel1. SIT Der letter.
3cit lino III Dem StGbtdeu fiinf Gin,
bride ucriibt ipor6en mo oie 9iirger
i!no ~oespegen IN b%od)grooiger gufre-
gung. 3rlebt lpltroc bos &oitbouS
Ger fSruu 6. SomerS on ser Mine
StraBe e%rbroden, NO sic Oic6c $50
III 0oorgelo erbciltetell.
Gin Efcrb bat @niieriheu.
aui Der 6arm oes 9errn. g. 600
per bel 6lintOille, Gecil.Go., muroe
Dor mebreren Moroten ein Yferb BOZ,
elnem tollen Sunoe 9ebiiien. Der
Suno piiroe oomolS getootet uno
illait belt nid,ts BON ser gari,en al1-
g%ciegeubeit, bis Dor einigen 5ogcu
nas Efero Spnptome Scr aranfbeit
5ciate nno inter anldeineno ld,red.
liden Sualen perenoetc. 9ei Der Sc.
b%anolung oes Yferbes befoln Der
Sernter bon bent Speifel Oes 4ier.
fes al ieine S1noe. Die nit @unben
bcoedt lparer1. ,ulo man 6efiirdtet
iiun, oaB olid) Der Wonn bon ser
Stranfbeit befol!en merSen fo1nte.
u 0 d) Feline Spurenentbefi.
8ie aus SagerstoDm genteloet
irire, bat Die Eoli3ei nod feline Spli,
zen Don ben orei Gaubm0rberu, iuel=
de Den Sei5er Sobn 6. Neibert in
Den Wilblen Der 6irma 9opcr &
Scuro b~eraubten uno at crmoroclt
perliidten. Heibert befano iid, aeitert
frieocr etlpaS better. bod bat or ent-
letIid)e Sd,mer5en bon Den gronos
inlnoen am &opf unb i'm 8eiid,t.
Nod Den Ingaben meld)e Neibert
Ger Yoli5ei mafte, uaren feline a(n.
areifer orei Neaer, meld,e onifeinenb
nit ben 2ofalitdteu mobl pertralt
noorea. Sderiif 8erber LIEF BEL &c.
euritp, inaef1br 5ipci Weilen bon
Scgerstown, eilten Neser, Nan,ets
&orrp Sotes, uerbaften nno inter
Ger Seifuloisune einitefcn, eiler
Der Grei seipcien 81 ieiiL wcld5e Gci.
Bert angriffen. Sones lit elm Slibr.
mann aus Sagerstomn. Die geId)rei.
tulla Der angeblid)en attentdter III
tiad) oIlen Nad6arit1bten telearo.
t9irt mcrocn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-03
Friday Specials in
WOmen's UndermusIinS.

Night Robes, with low round
neck and short sleeves or high
neck and long sleeves. Made of
nainsoOk and cambria and trim
med in many desirable ways Of
lace edge. insertion. beading and
ribbon or embroidery: others
neatly finished with tucks and
plain ruffles.
SOC each. Were 75c and $I.oo.
Nainsook Chemises, several
good styles, trimmed with lace
edging. insertion, beading and
ribbon.
soc each. Were $1.oo.
Nainsook Drawers, nicely trim
med with ruffles of embroidery
or lawn; finished with valen-
ciennes lace insertion, edge and
tuckS.
soc each. Were 75c.
Taffeta Silk Petticoats, in black
and a good selection of pretty
plain colors: made good width
and finished with full flare
f1ounce
S2.75 each. Value, $500.
Third floor Eleventh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-03
BUSINESS METHODS
IN THE POST OFFICE
New Chief Clerk at Conference With
Subordinates Outlines His Ad-
ministrative Policy.

At conference with the subordinates
and others attached to his Office, held at
noon today, Theodore L. Weed, the new
chief clerk of the Post Office Depart
ment, set at rest all apprehension aroused
by recent reports tiat he had come at
the command Of the Postmaster General
to make radical changes and recommend
dismissals and reductions in pay or rank
of the employees.
1T is the desire of the Postmaster Cen
era!. he said, Ito put the department
on a good working business basis. and
we are all going to help him do that to
the best of our ability. Doubtless there
are many methods that can be changed to
advantage and the way of doing things
improved upon. 1t will be our endeavor
to correct the wrong and commend the
right"
Prior to the conference there was a
great deal of uneasness manifested in the
clerical ranks. and there were many pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-03
Women's Costume Department.

Blue and White Figured FOulard Silk Dresses.
with soft plated girles: lace yoke: small bishop
sleeves. with deep lace cuffs: plain skirt with
Stimulating drapery. Reduced from $40 so to
$12.5 30 each.
Mahogany Etamine Silk Moyen Age Dresses
braided panel in front and back: lace yoke:
tucked sleeves: graduated founced skirt finished
with pin tucks. Reduced from $3.50 to sl2.lO
each.
Mulberry Ottoman SILK Princess Gown. with
waist. girdlr and armholes richly hand -embroId-
cred: lace yoke: tucked sleeves skirt has simu-
lated drapery. Reduced from $39. so TO $3.50.
l Rlack Serge Princess Dress. trimmed with
hercules braid. Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
Blue Serge Princess Gown. fastened I'm front
finished with jet buttons: deep plated skirt.
Reduced from 1850 to $500.
Black Satin Dress. bodice trimmed with tai
lored buttons and button holes: skirt has soft
full drapery. Reduced from t25.0O to $1,000.
l Old Rose Cashmere Royal Gown. imported
model handsomely hand-embroidered in a very
effective design. Reduced from $125.OO to
$500
1 Golden Brown Wolfe, Princess Dress with
lace yoke: sleeves and waist trimmed with self
color silk rat tail braid. Reduced from $42. 81
10 $685.
GRAY Crepe Meteor Princess Gown with
han embroidered panel front and hack yoke of
cloth Of gold yelled with gray net gradua ed
tucked sleeves: drop plated founce skirt fin
ished with soft fold OF same. Reduced from
$42 20 To $500.
Third floor G st.