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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26

kt6ra wolnosc ruchow najczyn-
niejszego narodow podcieia.
Podczas gdy pred rokiem
1870 razem z inzynierem i kup-
Gem Niemcem szedi niemiecki
kapital niemiecki duch ma
Wsch6d tworzyl materyaiu
slowianskiego najlepsza ochrone
niemczyzny, po kongresie berlin
skim potezne Niemcy musialy
przed Rosya skapitulowac i spo-
kojnie patrzec, jak Niemcy tam
zamieszkujacy. albo przyjqc pod
danstwo rosyjskie, albo tez kraJ
opuszczac musieli.
I stosunki zagranica uksztal-
towaly sic zupelnie inaczej. Pre-
dewszystkiem Rosvi cd roku 1880
ME MONA iuz zaliczac do bez-
wzglednych przyjaciol Niemiec.
w arystokratycznych sferach ro-
syjskich ME ma juz tego szacun-
ku dla Niemcow. co dawniej, w
acknowledgement wyrobila sic
nawet pogarda.
Cofaj2c sic cd Wschodu, Mem
cv innych dr6g szukac musialy do
rozprzestrzenienia sic to wlasnie
wprowadziio ia W konflikt An
ella. Ekonomiczne interesy daily
do tego powod; Anglia poczuia
sic zagro;ona. kiedy Niemcy
wszechswiatowe swoje plany
urzeczywistniac zaczely,
Stosunek do Rosyi Anglii spo
wodowal niedowierzanie Francyi
2 kt6ra Niemcy rzeczywistego po
l;oiu ieszcze ME zawarly. AIjed-
max wlasnie ten typ kapitalistow,
wyrobiony w jednym i drugim
kraju. zbliza oba do siebie. Fran
eva mozeby przyjeia Alzacye,
gdvby okolicznoSci. tax sic zlozy-
w, ale powodu niej wojny ME
rozpecznie, Niemcy take prag
na przedewszystkiem spokoju,
uzywania.
Najdziwniejszym jest stosun-
mex do Austryi, powiada autor.
w roku 1866 Austrya byla jesz-
cze pahstwem niemieckiem. Rad
przynajmniej arrnia byly ME
mieckie. Ale juz W roku 1872 IL
sunieto urzednikow Niemcow z
Galicyi, nastepnie krok "a kro-
kiem zanikal wpiyw i znaczenie
Niemcow W caiem pahstwie.
w Czechach szlachta, ktora
przez wieki Gale interesa niemiec-
kie popieraia, zaczeia sic cd ra-
zu uwazac jako Geese czeskiego
narodu. Ma wszystkich punktach
niemczyzna zaczeia sic cofac, a
Austrya stawac sic slowianskiem
panstwem.
Stalo sic to zas mozliwem te-
90 jedynie powodu, poniewaz
Niemcy habsburskiej monarchii
ME znalezli poparcia w pahstwie
niemieckiem. Niemcy tamtejsi
stall sic dla swych interesow
czarno-z6ltymi obywatelami a
przestaIi bye niemieckimi kul-
turtraegerami Rozwoj ekonomi-
czny tutaj i tam wznios} pomie-
dzy Niemcami mur nieprzebyty.
Podobnie przedstawia sic polo
zenie Niemcow w Posce pod "a
borem rosyjskim. Niemcy So tam
Cd panstwa niemieckiego odcisci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26


litycznej. Przyp. red.)
Ucieche swoja tlomaczy prezy-
dent tenn, re ME m6g} lepszy pasc
wybor ma TAX wybitne stanowi-
sko.
Pan Hughes robi materyalna
ofiare, jak zapewniaja miejscowe
dzienniki, przyjmujac nominacye,
gdyz przyjety urzad dale tylko
wiele zaszczytu, ale dochody sto-
sunlowo mniejsze, niz mogi HUI
ghes osiagnac jako adwokat, ma
JAG tax rozgiosne inie ustalona
slave zdolnego cziowieka pra-
wmika.
Atlanta, Ga, 26 kwietnia. Z
powodu mrozow ostatnich nocy
ulegiy zupelnemu zniszczeniu "a
siewy baweiniane ma milionach
ARROW w poiudniowych Stanach.
Poludnie odniosio TAX dotkliwe
straty jakich jeszcze ME ponioslo
cd wojny domowej. w Georgii,
Pofudniowej Karolinie, Tennes-
seejP Polnocnej Alabamie, ,Louizya-
ME i Mississippi trwaja bez
przerwy przymrozki, ktore i ma
dnie nastepne So przepowiedzia-
ne. w Atlanta poinocnej czesci
Georgii, wyjatkiem pobrzeza
spadia temperature ponizej 40
stopni, pod wieczor jeszcze
wiecej spada.
sniegi dosiegiy ma poludnie
miejscowosci Selma, Ala; Co.
lumbus, Miss; Columbus, Ga;
Pofnocna Georgia, Tennessee i
czesci Polnocnej Alabamy l
Mississippi i spadiy ma IA cali
gruboSci.
Mlyny nasienia baweanianego
zostaiy uproszone, ably wstrzy-
maly swoj ruch zaopatrzyly
farmerow w nasienie. Urzednicy
Stanowi posrednicza II wlascicie-
Ii miynow i sfabryk oleju bawe'-
/ nfanego w interesie zagrozonej
produkcyi baweiny. w kazdym
razie miyny ME So w moznosci
wiecej, jak polowe zapotrzebowa7
nego nasienla dostarczyc, wobec
tego powtorny zasiew spustoszo-
nych przestrzeni zaledwie ma po-
Sowie ich bedzie mogi bye doko-
many.
w Columbus oswfadczyl juz
wlasciciel jednej fabryk oleju
bawetnianego, re jest gotow od-
staple farmerom swoje zapasy
nasienia po ST "a buszel.
Zewszad nadchodza telegramy
zamowieniami nasienia. Do
Mississippi wyslano pospiesznym
pociagiem towarowym ladunek
uasienia baweinianego.
Jackson, Miss, 26 kwietnia. -
Woda ma tutejszych rzekach, sta
wach i sadzawkach sciela sic To-
dem ma Gale grubym. Hodowcy
jarzyn donosza, ze ich zasiewy
zostaiy przez mr6z zupelnie zni-
szczone. Szczegolnie ziemniald
mialy ucierpiec bardzo.
New Orleans, La, 26 kwietnia.
- Cena bawelny podskoczyia ma
S1.75, to z powodu spustoszefi
poczynionych ma poludniu przez
nrozy sniegi.
Woda tax poziebia, re najstar-
81 ludzie ME pamietaja takiej nj
skiej temperatury.
Ma gieldzie cena novel bawei-
ny podskoczyla odrazu o "a vie
cej punktow. Stara bawelna
mniej poszla w gore, ale W kaa-
dym razie 14-90 punktow.
| Ably zapobiedz znacznej zwyzce
cen bawelny rzucono wczoraj na
gieide ogromna Hose bawelny,
| ale bezowocnie, DO mirlo to cena
pazdzicrnikowej baweiny pod
skoczyla O 80 punkt6w.
New York, N. Y, &c kwietnia.
4 powodu doniesiei poludnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26

bardzieJ krWaWe lala w dzleJach
Francyi bo podczas "Wielkiej
rewolucyi" TRIBUNAL rewolucyj-
ny. z balkonu budynku tego pro-
klamowano W r. 1S48 przez usta
Louis Blanc dnia "a lipca repu-
bike francuska. Przyp. red.)
Hotel de Willie ozdobiono flaga-
mi amerykanskiemi i francuskie-
mi ma Geese dostojnego goscia.
Roosevelt udal sic do tegoz ho-
telu w towarzystwie posla anne
rykanskiego Bacona j posla fran
cuskiego w Waszyngtonie, spe-
cyalnie tn dla powitania Roose-
velta przybylego pana Jusserand.
U wejscia powitali Roosevelta
prezydent Rady miejskiej Caron,
prefekt departamentu Sekwana
Ito samo co amerykahski guber-
nator Stanu. Przyp. red.) pan De
selves prefekt policyi Lepine.
Trzej CT dygnitarze zaprowa-
dill Roosevelta do sail obrad
Rady miejskiej, gdzie byi Swiad-
klein posiedzenia. Po posiedzeniu
podpisai sic Roosevelt w nzlotej
ksiedze", poczem zwiedzal we
wnetrzne urzadzenia i budowe
budynku, bedace jednym mai
pieknieiszych dorobkow moderni
stycznej sztuki francuskiej.
Ma czesc Roosevelta wypowie-
dziano kilka NOW, "a kt6re ten
4e odpowiedziaf.
Z hotelu de Vile udai sic
Roosevelt do muzeum ,Carnava-
let zawierajace najciekawsze !
w wielu kierunkach jedyne doku-
menta historyi starego Paryza,
nastepnie historyi rewolucyi
francuskiej. Po muzeum oprowa-
DIAL Roosevelta kurator George
s. Caen, autor wielu cennych
dziel ,,starym Paryzu".
w koncu byl goszczony Roo
sevelt przez angie4Ska powiescio-
pisarke pania Edyte Wharton.
Paryz, 26 kwienia. = WczoraJ
nadeszlo Cd hr. Zeppelina ola
Roosevelt zaproszenie do prze-
iazdzki balonem sterowym pod
czas pobytu w Berlinie. Zapro-
szenia tego Roosevelt ME przyjaf,
wymawiajqc sic brakiem czasu,
(Mysmy juz wczoraj przewldy-
wall, re Roosevelt ME bedzie
miaf. :. czasu ma tego rodzaju
nowomodna anterpryze reklamo-
wa. Przyp. red.)
Linburg, n. L., 26 kwietnia.-
Zeppelin II" jeden trzech ste
rowvch balonow armii niemiec-
kiej, kt6ry odbywaf przed kilku
dniami rewie napowietrzne w
Hombmgu, zerwa} sic wczoraj
rano kotwicy i uleciai bez "a
logi w strone p6Nnocna. w pol
sodziny spad} Zeppelin II" ma
ziemie podarf sic i polamal ma
drobne kawaiki.
Straz ogniowa kadeci szkofy
wojskowej pospieszyli XII rzuca-
iacemu sic i drqcemu w kawalki
,,Zeppelinowi II, ably uratowac
choc pewne czesci jego, ale szkie-
let aluminiowy zostal zupelnie
polamany, a gaz w wiekszej cze-
sci uciekl re zbiornikow.
Wyslano stad specyalny pociag
do Weilburga celem zabrania
resztek zniszczonego sterowca, "a
kt6remi wojskowost skrzetne
czyni poszukiwania.
Wobec zniszczenia nZeppelina
II" slabej konstrukcyi, utru-
dniajacej szybowanie W powie-
trzu przy silniejszym wietrze
,,Gross'a I" powrocii rewii
homburskich tylko jeden stero-
wiec o wsasnych silach do Kolo-
nil.
Bezposrednia przyczyna calko-
witego zniszczenia nZeppelina IL
byio to, ze porwany sila wiatru
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26
ROzSTRzYGAJACA BITWA
Wojska nadriza Glagna ma Dluelslds.
Oalsze owacye dla Roosevelta. --Roose-
welt ME ma czasu lechac balo-
nem Zeppelina.
ZEPPELIN ii. ZNISZCZONY.
Nowy napad oslawionego Breitera.
Wybory we Francyi
OSZUSTWA WYBORCZE INIESPODZIANKA.
III. ZNISZCZONY.
Nowy napad oslawionego
Wybory we Francyi.
OsZUsTWA wYBORCZE NIEsPODNANKA.

Hughes nastepea zyca pubcnego sp
akrow baweiny 2nzcZO-
zaaRy kopalne robotnik0w bez pracy
southern r. r. podwyszy{a Masio talsze
Upal w Novel SocyaIc odpowiedzalnL vice.
kOntrO ME pOtrzebuia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-26

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy steD.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem
edies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition Of the mucous lining
of the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbllng
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed, Deafness Is the
result, and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed condition of
the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that can not be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars free.
f. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
SAVED FROM AWFUL DEATH

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A. d.
Mcdonald of Fayetteville, N. c., r. r.
D. No. 8. my sister had consump-
tion," he writes, "she was very thin
and pale. had no appetite and seemed
to grow weaker every day, as all rem
edies failed, till DR.. Kings New Dis
covery was tried, and so completely
cured her, that she has not been trou-
bled with cough since. 1t Is the
best medicine ever saw or heard Of"
For coughs, colds lagrippe, asthma,
Group, hemorrhage, all bronchial trou-
bles, it has no equal, soc, $1.0O. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Geo. s.
AlcOrn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

Training IN Tsnnesses" C10 minutssl
Representatives OF different denomina.
tiOns-Baptist W. d. Hudgins. Estin
Springs; Cumberland Presbyterian;
Christian. Rev. e. s. Smith. TuIIa.
homa; Episcopal; Luthern; Metho-
dist, south. Rev. H. N. Hamin, I'D.
Nashville: Methodist Episcopal, Rev.
Robt Stapleton. Knoxville: Presby-
terrain. U. s. A.. Rev. W. A. Provine.
d. D., Nashville; Presbyterian. south.
Rev. George o. Bachman. Nashville;
United Brethren; ca The Best Plans
for Pushing Teacher Training IN Ten
nessee During the Next Year" GO
minutes). Rev. G. ON. Marttndale,
Conference adult Bible class workers,
superintendent teacher training; OBJ
First Presbyterian church, j. Shreve
Durham, presiding; ~ "The Busi-
ness Methods" (25 minutes), Harris
l. Browne, Memphis; general dis
cussion; (2) Social Life" (25 minutes)
Rev. E. S. Smith, Tullahoma; general
discussion; (3) Religious Work" C25
minutes), w. d. Hudgins, Estill
Springs; general discussion; (C) EIe-
mentary conference, First Cumberland
church, Miss Minnie e.
presiding: $3.50, reports OF
graded unions go minutes); 3. "uow
We Help Our Country Sunday Schools"
60 minutes), Miss Nellie Benin, Chat
tanooga; general discussion 90 min
ltes), $3.50 Mothers Meeting" GO lain-
utes), Miss Matte G. Leatherwood,
Nashville; general discussion no min
ltes); 4, manual work, go minutes),
Mrs. H. M. Hamill, Nashville; general
discussion 40 minutes); 4:3O, "or-
yanizing and Grading the Depart
nents" GO minutes), Miss Mary 3. /
Primm, Memphis; general discussion.
Eighth extraordinarily Night
s. Devotional exercises GO minutes)
I:20, "The Trained Teacher" go min.
ites), Rev. H. NJ HamilI, D. D., Nash
lille; $3.50, winning Men ana Women
o Christ" $50 minutes; unfinished bus-
ness.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
THE JURY FINDS
AGAINST DRAUGHON
MAN MUST PAY DAM.
AGE IN THE SUM OF
$500

After being tied up for twenty-four
hours the jury In the case of Maury
d. Armstrong Va. F. o. Draughon. of
Nashville, BROUGHT In a verdict for
$500 in favor Of the plaintiff Tues
day afternoon in Circuit Court. 1t
was alleged that Draughon's auto
frightened Armstrong; horse, which
was injured in the getaway. In the
lower court the defendant won. an APP
peal being taken. VIII Fleming. Jr.,
represented the plaintiff and J. @.
VOORHEES, the defendant.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
CLOSING EXERCISES
OF FIFTH TERM OF
MILITARY ACADEMY
BEST SESSION IN HISTORY OF
SCHOOL COMES TO A
CLOSE
ADDaEs BY DR.. THOS. CARTER
Medals and Diplomas Are Awarded
Highest Averages in Scholarship
Ever Made-Announcem of Re-
Lease Greeted with Applause

In the presence of a brilliant audi
ence that taxed the capacity of the
chapel the closing exercises Of the
term at theColumbia Military Acad.
envy were held Tuesday morning. The
exercises were notable for they mark
the close of the best term In the his
tory of the school; this ended the
first five years of the present man
agement; they witnessed the an
nouncement that the present lease has
been renewed.
The past term has been an excep-
tional one. The scholarship averages
have been higher than ever before, the
honor roll is the longest in the his
tory of the institution and the de-
pertinent has never been 80 good.
Awards of diplomas and medals
were made, the valedictory address
delivered and the address of the &C
casion, which was a mastery one,
was delivered by DR.. Thomas Carter.
of Vanderbilt University.
The valedictory address was deliver
ed by William Herrin, of Clarksdale,
Miss. The address reflected great
credit on the young man and was re-
ceived with great applause.
The address by DR.. Carter was
scholarly, eloquent and able His
theme was the power Of personality.
1t is conceded that he made one OF
the strongest. most wholesome and /!
most powerful addresses Of the char
acter ever delivered here. His die
ton is of the choicest, his illustrations
pointed and forceful and manner or
of the theme exceptional
~ strong. DR.. Carter's address, made a
profound impression and few forum
ate enough to hear him will ever for
get his words of counsel and wisdom.
At the conclusion OF DR.. Carriers ad-
iress Col. Edgerton awarded the d.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
COUNTY BOARD
NAMES TEACHERS
PEoAeoeUEs or THE THIRD ANO
FOURTH DISTRICTS ARE
ELECTED

The following is a list Of apoinA-
ments Of teachers by the County
Board OF Education:
District No. 3
McCrory's. Miss Gertrude white
head.
Lees Corner, Miss Annie Billington.
Greenwood. Miss Matte Overton-
Kedron. Miss Louise Graham,
White.
Lanton, j. B. Overton.
Neapolis, Miss Veva Hardison.
Lasea, e. d. Hunter.
Manasseh, Mrs. Lula Craig.
Rally Hill, Miss Lille D. Smith.
Spring Hill, Bessie Odil.
Spring Hill, Miss Pearl Campbell.
COLORED
Black Center, Halle Barton.
Greenwood, Carrie Jones.
Spring Hill, j. w. Byers.
Flint Valley, ]. M. Reynolds.
Zion, Luzinka Glenn.
District No. 4
ROckside, Howard Estes.
Groveland, Miss Berdie Wright.
Sharps, Miss Leota Jones.
Nicholson, j. A. Derryberry.
Nicholson, Miss Edith Barker.
Leftwick, C. Max Hardison.
Leftwick, Miss Hettie Cheek.
Bryant Station, Miss Rena Wigs.
Bryant Station, Miss Annie Ruth
Joker.
Union Grove, r. P. Stegall.
Union Grove, Miss Laura Barker.
Beechland, ]. N. Stamps, Miss Mag
,ie Derryberry.
Philadelphia, Lee Thomas.
COLORED
Rock Springs, Sampson Brown.
Center Star, Mary Jane Brown.
Mt. Ararat, B. F. Dobbins.
Park Station, Ida Sowell.
District No. 0 ri
COLORED
Macedonia, r. B. Reynolds, Prin.;
anie Mason, Mary e. Brown, Matte
'odson.
Rocky Glade, Mrs. Lee Harlan.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03
HARDY & EDGERTON GET FIVE.
YEAR LEASE ON ACADEMY

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

Continued from First Page.)
so proved popular, and number of
encores were played.
The program follows:
Rogers George. ................ Miss.
Subject: The American Government
Unique.
Selections by Quartette .............
George Sloan. .......... 49,. Tenn
Subject: The First Plea of sergent
Prentiss
John H. Neelly. -. ...... 49,. Tenn.
Subject: Eu1ogy on Lafayette
Music by Band .....................
Dan G. Bonner. ........ Tenn.
Subject: spartaeus to the Gladiators
Gordon F'rierson. 80. ..... Tenn.
Subject: The Greater Republic
Selection by Quartette
Lee B. Taylor. .............T Tenn
Subject: Leonidas to the 300
Music by Band. .........,..........
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

The following is q list Of apoink-
ments Of teachers by the County
Board OF Education.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

port Of the cadets and the people Of
Columbia and Maury county their
fight could never have been won.
Aauld lang sayne by the band end
Cd the exercises.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

What Everybody ough To Know
That Foley Kidney Pills contain
just the ingredients necessary to tone,
and regulate the action Of
the kidneys and bladder. For sale BY
all druggists.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-06-03

/
ed:
Scholarship, by the principals, Reid
Thomas, Tenn, general average 92%.
The winner must have been in school
two years and be member of senior
class.
Maury National Bank Defamation
Medal, Gordon FTierson, Tennessee.
Drill Medal by James Bros. Co. to
VIM. McLelland, La.
Athletic Medal, by Phoenix National
Bank, Dan Bonner. Tenn.
Rifle Medal, William Herrin, Mis-.
Class Scholarship Medals: Second
Glass, Meade Frierson, 94A; Third
Glass, VIM. Fraser, 94h; Fourth
class, Robt. Williams, 94A and James
wooten, 94A; Fifth Glass. Joe Blythe.
sO16.
John Neeley, of this county, made
the highest grade in the school, an
average of 93%, but was not eligible
for the scholarship medal, having been
in school but one year. Joe Hayes
with an average Of 931s and Leonard
who averaged s3. until he got
sick were honorably mentioned.
The following three cadets were
awarded the honor of nomination to
the War Department of the United
States, H. H. Maddox, Dan Bonner,
Francis WarnelA.
On behalf of the baseball team,
Capt. Stone, the director Of athletics
vas presented handsome pair of
yold cuff buttons.
Col. Edgerton announced the re-
ease of the school, an announcement
hat was greeted with great applause,
lie said but for the loyalty and sup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
$4,000 MORE
IN SIGHT FOR
TROLLEY LINE
COMMITTEES MEET WITH
ENCOURAGING RESPONSE
viii Be Landed it is
Believed Before Engineer
Barrett Leaves City for Pitts
burg Commercial Club Helps

AS q result Of the determined final
canvass begun yesterday BY tho com
mittee$ soliciting subscriptions for
the highland electric street car linz
Chairman NJ. L. Stamm of the exocu-
dive committee reported last night
that nearly $4,000 was in sight when
the committees finished the dav's
work. Practically all Of This was
subscribed yesterday, the
from citizens being prompt and on
Ithuslastic. The announcement II
the street car line proposition is down
10 q definite basis M that only a
SINAI margin remains to assure inn
mediate construction. lo%osenea up he
pocketbooks and check books. and il
is believed another vigorous days
work VIII bring the total subscriptions
close to the $1,000 mark. set by the
ilttsburg constructor.
AIR. Barrett viii remain in tho CITY
until tonight or tomorrow To see tho
result.
I'm addition to the regular soliciting
committee and the auXiliary commit
tee appointed Monday night. Presi-
dent H. Spitz of the Commercial club.
yesterday appointed the following.
committee to assist in the work.
George Arnot. J q. Baldridce. II. r.
kaAnolds, Herman Schweizer and J.
II. oIteilly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
LOCAL MINISTERS
PLAN A UNION
REVIVAL
Series of Services viii Com
mence Sunday, February 10,
and Will Be Held in Con-
gregationaI Church.

The pastors of the Ministerial Al
lance of this city have arranged 4
union revival to begin Sunday. Febru-
airy l3. The services viii be held III
The congregational church. except the
sunday services, which will be held in
the hlks opera house. The meetings
viii Dc under the leadership OF pr.
Blair. Mr.. Houghton viii have charge
of the singing.
Every effort is being made TO make
the meeting Il successful one, helpful
in every way. DR.. Blair is a man OF
experience in the work. The cooper
alton of all Christian people is es-
pecially desired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

appointed appraisers Of the estate OF
w. y. Johnson, deceased.
Eduardo Chavcs was appointed
guardian for Pedro Chavcs et al, mi
nors, for the purpose Of selling GER
tain real estate and bond fixed at
5000.
r. w. Dobson was appointed guard
ian ad litcm for Thomas Hubbell, and
Felix Baca guardian ad litom FOR Cor
ina Chavez, minor heirs OF II. G. Gut
ierre2, deceased. The VIII Of Gutierrez
Mas proven and admitted to probate
and Leonar Zamora de Gutierrez was
appointed executriX without bond.
Felipe Samora and Elisio Mirahel
were appointed appraisers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09

Drink Glorleta Becs. Phone 482.
Thomas S. Hubbell returned ycstcr
day from q short trip to Santa Fc.
Attorney II. i. Medlcr has returncI
lrOm q business trip to Washington
j.. G.
John Becker. of the John Bccke
company, arrived last night from
Beicn.
james Eiely, master mechanic o
the Santa irc shops AT Clovis arrived
in the city last night
Born. Tuesday, February Sth, L
Mr. ana Mrs. George Zirhut, of AZ
East Central avenue, n daughter.
Verne Secley leaves tonight for hi,
home in Chicago after a visit OF three
weeks in FL Paso and Albuquerque.
The Woman's Catholic order o.
Forestors VIII meet tonight ut s o.
| clock In knights Of Columbus han
Or. James II. Wroth returned ycs.
tcrd0y morning from q Visit in lei Pas,
whore he hpa been on professional
business.
Brother Cyprian and Brother Der.
natd ot the Christian Brothers Wct'
visitors in the city yesterday from
Hcinafil0s
Mrs. ". G. Tight has returned tc
Albuquerque from Roswell and vii
be the guest Of friends in this city for
a week or more.
Major Ernest Myers. Of the Myers
Liquor company returned last night
from "A business trip to SANTA Re and
other northern towns.
T.. . HursuAi. chairman OF the ter
FtI,linI . 4 r4t4lEliIt "a lttf VtI lnRt.as,ItfH l
arrived last right from Santa Pc ana
VIII cave this morning for his home
in Socorro.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Wouan's Relief Corps this after
noon at $50 in A. o. L. w. hail. BY
order Of the president, Sadie Bowdich,
secretary.
rho ladies Of the Lutheran church
viii hold their monthly coffee social
at the home Of Mrs. r.. Behnke, 40
$. 18th street, Wednesday afternoon,
from > o'clock until 6. All are inyit-
ed.
Tho German Haragari lodge enter
famed It's members and friends at an
enjoyable mask ball In Colombo hall
last night. More than nifty couples
were in attendance ana many novel
and clover costumes were seen.
Ash Wednesday services in St.
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miotiiiiB Se,ioNiSS0S, sermon anu
N.Y. '~niuluiilon iv,oV' evening ~
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The ladies' aid society Of the Pres
byteriau church has postponed its
meeting until Friday, Feb. II ut .
p. m. on account of the funeral of the
late p. a. Bittncrr. All members are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-09
SORE LUNGS ANp EAw LUNGS

Most people know the feeling, ana
the miserable state of i'll health it in
dlcates. All people should know that
t.oieys Honey and Tar, the greatest
throat and lung remedy. viii quickly
cure the soreness and cough and re-
store a normal condition. Ask for
Foley's Honey and Tar. j. IL. O'Riely
and Co.