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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-22

En- route TO the West View cemetery
to visit the grave of William Taylor,
who was killed by street car a week
ago last Saturday night, Mrs. William
Taylor, widow of the deceased, and her
daughter-in-law. Mrs. John Taylor, mar
rowly escaped death in an auto accident
on the HapevilIe road Sunday afternoon
about $3.50 o'clock. They are now at
the John Taylor residence, 12S Copen-
hill avenue, and though both are suffer
ing great pain, 1T is believed they win
recover.
At the Piedmont hotel Saturday aft
ernoon about 1 o'clock the Taylor's en-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-22
MOTHER OF QUADRUPLETS,
AND THREE SETS OF TWINS
Alabama Woman Dies After
Raising Family of Is Boys
and 8 Girls

TALLADEGA, Ala, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Har-
riet Greyer, AZ years old, who was yes
terday buried six miles south of the city,
was the mother of q children. IL boys and
girls, Is of whom are living, and each
having large families. Among the chill
dren are three sets of twins.
She was the mother of bankruptcies,
three boys and one girl. All lived several
weeks. Five of the twins are living and
have large families.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-22

OF yesterday and enough men could not
be assigned to place two on each car.
The most serious outbreak OF the fore
noon was the wrecking of a car in the
northeastern portion OF the city and the
serious injury OF the conductor and mo-
torman. The latter's skull is believed to
be fractured.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-22
Harvard Beats Yale

NEW YORK, Feb. Chatting gamely
to the finish the Yale hockey team sue
cumbed to Harvard sextet at the Sc.
Nicholas rink tonight by the score of 8
to o. The victory assures the crimson
second place in the intercollegiate league.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-22

D. j. Lane, a chemist at 124 Lane
Bldg, st. Mary's Kansas, manufactures
a remedy for asthma in which he has SO
much confidence that he sends $500
bottle by express to any one who Will
write for it. His offer is that he is to
be paid for it if it cures, and the one
taking the treatment is to be the judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
%&ommiiidranrt oes 5. Diltriftg erbieI-
ten: S. $. ganfielo 812, &einri6 s.
s6nlte 685 5timmen; oes eriteren
Webrbeit 1877 5timmen.
Die Nrobibitioniitem.

5onoerbar, mie bel ser lesten @abl
IN Der Nrobibitionsfrage sic Mirfel
10 bunt gefauen limo; bier rebts, ga
limits, uno aus Dem gan5en &einltat
ais einbeitlider 3ug MIR perbiiienes
JeitIalfen eriibtlid. 2ofale Stim-
m1ttg id5eint meiitentbeils maBge-
BEND 81 fein. SSn Miiiouri ml1roe oas
8robibttionsamen0ement CUR 5taats-
oerfaiiung nit laminenartiger Mebr=
beit l1ntergeidneit, i'm benafbbarten
Oflaboma aber, mo neben fortgeibrit=
teniten @eiitern oie Grants aner mog=
Ssrnen 1Doblfeil iinb mie 0ie
8%rombeeren, lit oas b%eitebenoe Count
tp Options@eieB an iih ibon ldlimm
genng, our6 Elm itantlides 9iquor-
8erbot eriebt moroen. SSn abnlider
@eil e baben in einigen Counties in
Sorltb Carolina Sic 8robibitioniiten
triun1pbiert ur1o 6as bisber beitan0ene
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

bielten: S. 6. Minnette 1144, Mil-
belm Mrnot SO 5timnlen; oes err
lteren Mebrbeit 334 gtimmen; fir
0as observation-disclosures 0es 5meiten
bes 81. Diitrifts erbielt q. M. l1teht
1744 Stim1nen.
SIR bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES err
belt S. g. &au 1854 stimmep; lluir
oag 5dabmeiiteram gbriiH4. 5bmitt
1881, fir oas 5beriffsamt 9. S. Mo-
rib dts, fir Dos Nn1t oes l1rfunoen-
regiltrars Sobn Gang 1854; fir oas
NablaBgeribtsamt q. $. &lalen 81
936, fir ous Gountp=Mnmaltsamt S.
9. &imsl 1896, fir oas Mnrt oes
G~onntD=germeiiers S. 9. Morgan
1896; fir Dos Nmt bes 2eibenbe1tut-
tiers q. s. Ninoltlt 1905; fir oas
Nmt 6es Observation-Disclosures $.
S. 2imperib 1868; fir oas Mmt oes
Observation-Disclosures 50. 81.
8Drger 1878 Stimmen. Sir 6as
&ommiiiaramt 0es 1. 0iitrifts erbielt
S. 9. &omalfomsft 861 gtimmen;
fir Dos &ommilidramt bes 4. Di-
fielen nnf sc. Mies 568, auf
g. Ibomep 634 5timmen; oes lebte=
rem Mebrbeit 66 stimmen; fir oas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Ser @eloiparenoe 9aoen.

@erfaufsmonopol oes 9taates (oie
G%Speniaries) abgei6afft. SSn See
brasfa lag Set &f 5mii6en einem
8ertreter liberaler @anobabung ser
2iquorfrage uno einem B%efiirmorter
Ser County Sption, mitbin 8robibi=
ton. Ser lebtere mur0e getpablt,
aber sic 2egislatur itebt alf Ser err
lterer Blattform. SSn Delamare ba-
Gen oie Seu6tfr0bli6en BEN 5ieg
uber Die 0iirren Setter ser @ilte 6a=
Don getragetr. Sn Slorioa maren sic
probibitionii item ibrer 5ade gan5 IL
der uno meinten, ibr Prohibitions
ENHANCEMENT 0nrdgeiebt 81 baben; tie
ltn0 5iemlid enttanidt moroen; Die
BepDlfer1ng fat NIT acknowledgement
Mebrbeit gegen tie &ebrt gemadt. Sn
Ieras miro sic nadite 2egislatur Elm
Hrobibitions Enhancement at unter=
6reiten boben, oob gibt 0as gotum
bieler @abl feinen M1rbalt 0afiir, mie
Sic gntitei0ung al1sfanen miro. Die
Yrobibitionilten batten Elm Staats-
tidet aufgeitellt un6 mare1 energilh
bafiir ms 3eug gegangen, iino aber
nit acknowledgement Me6rbeit beiei-
tigt moroen, mas Tie ieoob nidt bin=
bern miro, fir Sic 8erfaliungsabitim=
n1u11g mieoer nit unpermit1oerter 3d=
higfeit ein5utreten. Nebltoem batte
Ser oemofratilde 8annertrdger iib 81
@uniten BON County Option ausge=
iprp6en unO ieine Mitbilfe our grla11=
gung oieier Notwithstanding in
libere Musli6t gelteut. l1no 0ieie
Berit6erung trug 0a5u Bel, 0ab Wfin-
mel ota aus Sen betoen umaiieroidten"
'@ouperneursfan6ioaten Sos fleinite
nebel mablte. Dies gfejultat miro
mobl oa5u 6ienenr oaB 0ie 6emofrati<
i6e &artei iid .iobal6 ni6t mie0er in
oos Gountp=S Option ooer 8robibi-
tionsioA ipannen laBt. Dagegen lit
oas Hrobibitioniitenpolf an perbiiie=
ner Musoauer ni6t 81 iberbieten.
@oran ii6 sic @egner elm 8eiiptel
nebmen f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Sfi;iener GpmntD : @ablbe=
ricbt.

SSene 8ebor0e, melde oamit betraut
mar, Die IN StearnS County am 8.
MoDember abgegebenen Stimm5ettel
offi5ieu nad5u5ablen, fat nod BRET
tagiyer Mrbeit am Sam tag ibre Muf-
gabe p%oQen0et, un6 in nadlteben0er
Mngabe lit Sic Mebrbeit ser @an0ioa=
ten iiir 5%taatsamter, fir sic 2egisla-
tur nnb fir @onntp=Nemter entbal-
ten. Sir 6as @onberneursamt er=
bielt: q. .. gberbart 1924, Sames
@rap 1927, S. S. @eiberg 151, 6.
IS. 8ran0enborg SO, nn0 Geo. 6.
8arrett IS Stinmrer, Sam5ufolge
@berborts Mebrbeit 827 Stimmen
betragt; fir 0aS 2ieut. @%ouperneurs-
amt erbielt: go. GORDON 1913, 30.
6. Gift 1884, S. 3. gngle 189, 8.
90. Mper 1877 5timmen; Gifts Mebr-
felt betrdgt oemnah 1191 5timmen.
Sir oas 5taatsi efretariatsamt er=
bielt:: S. 81. 5bmabl 1849, S. IS.
Sobnion 1892, S. 5. Mar5bam 1873,
S. @ouano 1O8 5timmen; Sobnion's
Mebrbeit 1888 5timmen. Sir oas
5tootsauoitorsomt erbielt: 6. g.
SSperion 2003, 8. S. Meigben 1917
5timmen; oeS lebteren Mebrbeit
1914 @timmen. Sir oas 5taats=
i6abmeiiteramt erbielt: IS. S. Smitb
1928, 6. S. 2a0ner 1856 Stimmen;
6es lebteren Mebrbeit 1868. Sir
SOS @enerafanpaltsamt erbielt: s..
s. 5impion 1926, S. 80. Sreemm
3249 9timmen Sreeman's Mebr=
beit 1894. Mls @ebtlfsrtdter oes
5taatsobergeridts erbielten: g. 6.
8rotpn 24O5, 6. 8. 8rotpn 1896, 9.
S. Simpion 1898, 6. q. Saggaro
1913, 8. 9. O'8rien 251O, 81. s.
5bom 2107 5timmen. Sir SOS Mmt
oes Glerf 6es 5taatsobergeribts fiie-
len auf S. 81. Gasmen 1908 Stim=
men; fir 6os Giienbabn- ltno @aa-
ren~baus- erbielten: 6.
S. Staples 1866, S. 6. Sracp 1868,
8. 81. 5imnlon 221 5timmen.
Sir 0as &td3teramt bes z. Subj
cial-9iitrifts erbielten: 6. u. Npe
$3.50, 6. 80. Sobnlton 1909 5tim=
men; oes eriteren Mebrbeit 2041
Stimmen. Sir Sen aongreB erbielt
Is. M. 2in0bergb 1889 Stimnnet; fir
Senator oes AZ. 0iitrifts erbielten: S.
9. Suuipan 8S2, 81. 6. Cooper $50
5timmen; SnQipan's Mebrbeit 232
Stimn1en; fir Dos @eprdi entanten-
unit oes AZ. 9i1trifts erbielten: s.. S.
0ople 698, 8. @isniepsfi III 5tim-
men; oes lebteren Mebrheit 13 5tim-
men. Sir SOS Senatorenamt bes
81. Diitrifts erbielten: S. S. off,
mann 2849, 8. S. gmmel 1873
5timmen; Mbnam's Mebrbeit 1476
Stimmen. Sir oas &eprdientanten-
amt oes erlter bes 81. 0i1trifts err
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
0eo=nno g%1,n1pflamo.

@aum fir SHE fat Sic grbe uno
SOS @ebiet Ser Ser. 5taaten nod fir
u~nge5dblte Milionen, me1rn es sic 8e=
p0lferungsbihtigfeit an0erer 2an6er
erreiGen molte. Ob bieie bon 8or-
tbeil mdre, mag 0abin geiteat bleiben,
bisber lift sic @emobnbeit gepeien, Ser
ge1pegungsfreibeit Ser 8epaferung
m0glih biel Spiel nnb gabogenz
ralm 3u geben, mesbalb oenn AUDI
sic @roberung 6es ebemaligen SSH
1tenlanoes 0urh 0emai1erungsanla-
gen in Ser offentliden Meinung leb=
baften Mnflang gefunoen bat, obidon
in ldngit belieoelten @ebieten :,o>s
uranenbaft 2ano CUR 8ooenfl1ltl1r bor-
banoen lit. Gum EbetI mag fir bie-
le 2anogeminnungspolitif Ser 8unib
maBgebeno gemelen lein, bon ser
2anofarte Sic omin0ien@ort gu fret
h,er, mie MIR nod Dor fiinf5ig Sabren
.5arauf la1en: uOie groBe amertfani-
lhe @iite," Derielbe @unih Ser Sen
Bfa0finoer 6remont uber Sic &Iains"
mod Dem 6ellengebirge trieb, Der 2e<
mis- nno Glarfs' Expedition 1tah 1er.
noroliden Gaeificfiiite Ieitete, ser
audi Sic @eletie ser erlten Baeificbabn
gu legen peranfuBte Soribungs-, gr-
oberungstrieb; 6enn mutbmaBlibe
&eibttbfumer l116el1ubt liegen 81 lai-
fen, liegt nidt in Ser menidliden
Mrt. Sn Der @auptiabe aber it bod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

oas 2anobe0iirfniB mubgebeno gene
len, ODER iagen mir Ser 2anobunger,
Der ii6 ie0er5eit mie0er lmadtig gel
teno n1adt, mann INNER sic 8mn6es-
regierung einen 5beil ibrer 2anoe-
reien ooer iolder ser Sn0ianer CUR
8eiie0lung er0ffnet.
@leidmertbig itebt ser fiinItli6en
8epalieru11g Oes 2anbes sic Gntma
ferung gegeniiber> sic @eminnung ser
5umpflanoereien fir Mderbau uno
,Bteb5n9t, fir sic sic 8un0esregierung
iiber fur5 o6er lang in dbnli9er @ei<
lie miro einiteben miiiien mie oies fir
Sic Seolanoereien geideben tit, ielbit=
peritan0li9 unter 0emielben gorbe-
balt, namlid, 0oB lie nur 90 f0r0erno
un0 belferr0 ein5ugreifen fat, NO pri=
Date o0er itaatlide Sntereiien periagel1
o0er ni6ts gu iuben baben. 8enn
mon topograpbiide &arten Ser Ser.
5tanten iibsrblidt, miro mo eritaunt
iein iiber zen groBen llmfung Ger
Gnmpflan0ereien, Ste lib in sic Mder=
t:1lt= urto 8albflahen melt binein=
idieben ulto perbreiten. Sbeilmeile
miro man Tie als acknowledgement ge-
0;ari9 beiteben lalien miiiien, 6enn mir
f0nnen nibt in Maes, mas Ste Natnr
al1s 0ielen o0er ienen l1riaben ge=
ihoffen bat, millfiirli9 reguliren0
eingreifen. Mu9 Sic 8iloente nil
il,Jren 9eabrbo0en baben, menngleib
ltltter un|eren 6eutigen Sagogeleten
MIR ser 5portsmman lie als 3ieroe
ieiner bausliben 5afel erlegen oarf.
Cod obgeieben 0apon, es gibt unge=
beure 5treden, Sic abiolut pertblos,
braa 6aliegen, pte gum 8eiipiel 6ie
Gpergla0es bon 5lori0a, Sic ein @e=
ttet einnebmen, oas Dem Mreal 6es
Siaates Maiiaduietts etma glei@=
fomnrt. Dieie, ionit fir Sen natio=
nalmirtbidaftliden @ausbalt iopie,
Iclreit eriidtlid, au6 fir Sen Ser Sea-
til, an]heineno mertblolen 8o0enfla=
den fir sic &ultur gu getpinnen, lit
eine Mufgabe, ser iid oie rationale
Oetonomie nidt ent5ieben fann, menn
M: au6 bier niht, mie in anoeren
2anoern, sic Motbmenoigfeit auf Ben
1~nern brennt. SSn Deutidlan6 gum
8eiipiel, no 6ie Bieb8udt infolge ser
beengten @erbdltniiie ni6t 56ritt
balten fann nit Dem 5leiidbeoiirfniB
Ser 8ebolferung, iitees, mie mir Dem
8eridt elmer @eriammlung CUR 8era-
tbung iber sic 5leiidtbeuerung ent-
nebmen, ais abiolut geboten be5eidnet
moroen, ooB roie 5iimpfe uno Moo-
re als 8ei0eplate fir 6as 8ieb 81
fultipieren itnO."
&iidiibten auf gieb5ndt meroen
fir sic 8ermertbung ser Sumpfldit.
nereien bier5ulanoe nod nidjt maB-
gebero fem. Sic 8auern in nnleren
@ellbfornltaaten Soma, &anias, See
brasfa baben MIR notbig, sen l1eber=
idyuB Ser o%iesjdbrigen Maisernte
oltrd 1iitterl1ng in Jleiid um5nieben.
lit es cine MIR perniinftige
lorbern1g, 0aB cine Station, Die oae
fire @ilfsquenen intelligent 81 per-
mert5en iudt, ar1h oas 8rablano fir
Sic ault11r gu gepinnen perind}en
mub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Mafnanb nidbt srpe.

Gon Snterelle miro es 5meifelsob=
ne fir sic Stel1er5abler oes County
lein, 5u erfobren, mie bo9 ser 8etrag
Ger rudltdn0gen 5teuern fir 0as
Sabr 1909 ii9 belduft. County
5datmeiiter @brilt. S9mitt bat cine
bie5be5iiglide Iabeue angefertigt, in
nelder sic perldieoenen 5ta0te, Gil=
toges lno 1omnS mie aub ser 8e=
trag ser. 5teuern fir oas ~nerfloliene
Sol)r, Sic am 1. Nopember 1910 fql=
Zig u1o u%nbe5ablt blieben, mie folgt,
olegegeben lin0:
Sto6t 81. Glouo Sc, 485.44; 5taot
5ouf Centre $1,593.49; 5taot Mel-
role $685. 50; giluee Albanp $23.-
Sc; Giaage 9lpon $16.07; gi1age
Belgrade $329.49; 8iuage 8rooten
1885,; Giaage Golo Spring SAL
56; Giaoge g0en @alep 1897;
Giuoge 6reeport $45.t7; giaage Sol
oiug $334.93; Giaage &iutball $133.-
SO, giaage Meire @rope $34.16;
Wiaage Seem Ml,nib $2.08; 8ilage
BapuespiGe $36O.05; giuoge &id=
mon0 $40.07; giqoge &odpile $34.=
Oh; @iaoge ct. Solepb 5000; Gil-
{oge 81. Martin $6.18; Giqage 5ar=
tell $28.64; &iaage 5pring SIN
$6.04; Giuage @aite Harf $19.28.
3opn Mlbanp $237.67; Comm Nib=
tep $171.13; Conn Mpon $216.20;
Conn 8rodmap $363 90; Conn Col
legeoiue 255.97; Conn @rom Safe
$626.89; Comm Grom &iper $219.-
II; 9omn g0en 2afe $211.55; Eotpn
8oir @apen $t45.26; Conn 6arming
$66.6t; Conn @etp $685.; Comm
@rope $156.96; Comm &olong 1884,
81; Iomn &rain $217.03; Comm
Safe George $112.43; Somn Safe
&enrp $t18.08; Comm Sc 5auf
$tt0.66; Comm 2uremburg $685.;
Soun Moine 8rairie paA54.43; Somn
Weelrole 1871. 65; 9omn Miunoo0
$155.02; Comm Munlon $68.15;
gomu Nortb Sort $317.05; Somn
Oof $333O.49; Comm NaDnespue
$685.; Comm &apmono $1,155.07;
gopn &odpiue $41.04; Comm ct.
Mugnita $46.32; Comm ct. CLOUD,
$4,000; Comm ct. Soiepb 1926. SO;
Comm ct. Marttn sol. 80; Eohn ct.
@en0el $147.70; Somn 5auf gen-
tire $685.; &omn Spring Sin
$t63.O1; Sopn Mafeftel0 $685.;
Comm 3ion $59.97.
Sizes madt cine @elamnttiumme
bon $15,916.62 ser la%nfenoen i5telt-
errt, melde bis gum 1. Mopember 1910
[aaig uno l~nbe5ablt blieben. @orntp=
5dabmeilter Gbriit. gbmitt erflart
oiel e Observation-Disclosures
babin, 0nB piele, meldge sic erite Salf-
te ibrer 5te1ern regelred)t be5ablten,
sen 8etrag Ser 5meiten Sdlfte gu ert-
rid)ten pergaBen. gr mo6te baber
ieoeu 5teuer3abler i'm County eri1-
den, feline 5teuerquittnng auf5nir1=
deu uro fid ielbft oapon gu uber5eu-
gen, pie eg I'M ieinen Stenerrudifta,o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

sd gIanbe nidt, oaB es irgen6 els
lie anoere 10 quite Webi5in gegen ben
gtidbuiten gibt als Gbamberlains
@nltenzNaittel", idreiM 5rau Grancis
Il,rpin Sl1nation County, Ore. Die-
les @eilmittel 1T aud unubertroffen
gegen grfdltungen llnb &eudbuiten.
gu fnnfen BEL alien Mpotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

9as erite Nusieben zines neuen Jaiiors
in @otpns trifft INNER 81 bel benz paifenben
Nfooel in einem &aboz@eriet. nnb bies bat
ieinen @rlnb BARN, oab bic 6atrifa, ten
ber &abo-g oriette in enger Beriibrung ile<
ben nit ben Sabritanten Der stDls in 9a<
ris, uni. goriet Mobelle arf rtigen, I'm bic
,@omns ~.u5upa1en, 10 pie ie einseiibrt
tuerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17

itebt uno Damn 0enielben, iobal0 als
m0glid, aus5ugleiden tradtem nm
a1f 0ieie @eiie meiteren S9erereien
u1o l1nannebmli6feiten por5ubeugen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-17
Drrfrhlt n1dtt,

barnad gu frasen, boB man Gud oas &abo=
@oriet, tpeldes bic ,Drm r~eb5uiert pber ben
&abp MaternitD @uppDrter 5ei9t. nenn
SSbr elm Sntereie an benz einen poer Dem
aroern bieier @e9cnitdnbe finbet.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
DON'T Josh THE FARMER.
Ridiculins His Sons Responsible For
HIGH Prices, Says Manufacturer.

Ridiculins His Sons Responsible For
High Prices, Says Manufactures.
The newspapers comic Sunday sup
plements that picture hayseeds and
birds nests in farmers boards and
make fun of the horny handed agricul-
turist are responsible for the high
prices of foodstufrs
So John A. Stewart u New York
manufacturer and founder Of the Suite
Agricultural school, Morrisville, N. j.,
testified the other day before the legis-
lative committee investigating food
prices at Columbus, o. Mr.. Stewart
said the comic supplements ridicule
the farmer and his work and so drive
the farmers sons to the cities. So few
men are left to raise crops that many
farms are being abandoned. Only the
older people remain on the farms, said
Mr.. Stewart, and little food In excess
of what is needed there is being pro-
duced So it is now comparatively
easy to corner the market on many
food commodities. He declared the sit
uation is alarming and should be
changed by making farm life more at
tractiVe,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
MARsHALS SALE.

No z4s2-In The City Court Of Shreve-
port, La 1. M. McDufie VS.. Will
lam Robinson.
BY virtue Of writ Of fieri facias, is
sued il the above entitled and numbered
suit. 81 the Honorable 5. G. Fullilove,
judge q. the City Court, Shreveport,
Louisiana, and to me directed, | have
seized nd will sell at public auction, at
The Texas street front door of the court
house 81 Caddo Parish. Louisiana, be-
tween tie legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, MARCH S. 1910,
One lot Of household furniture. The
above property seized as belonging to
defendant and ID Be sold to satisfy the
debt specified III said writ, say in Che
sum 81 S1ooloo and all costs of suit.
Terms 81 sale cash with benefit Of APP
pxaisemens. 6. f. GERALD,
Caucasian, FEB. A. City Marshal.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
STRONG WITHOUT MEAT.

Vegetarian University Student Heads
Glass of Fifty-five In Strength Tests.
Edward Novak, a student at Johns
Hopkins university, in Baltimore, has
on nonmeat diet won a place at the
head of class of fifty-f1ve in the phys
lcal test, getting an average of 725 out
Of possible 1000.
Two years ago, Novak said, he be-
came a vegetarian through reading
Shelley's poems.
II first took it up as sort Of an ex-
pertinent" he said. II was gaining
flesh and did not want to become
stouter. l found that by eating plenty
Of eggs, bread and butter, fruit and
vegetables suffered no Inconvenience
from hunger. | found that was be-
coming more and more capable all the
time, and this l attribute to my diet.
Since / have been at the university /
have participated in all of the sports,
and have found that l can run great
er distances without feeling any III Of
fects than when / ate meat"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
We MUST HAVE HUSBANDS.
Cleveland Girl Asked Speaker Cannon
to Make Congress Provide Them.

Cleveland Girl Asked Speaker Cannon
to Make Congress Provide Them.
People all over the United States
write to Speaker Cannon about every
thing. But the prize package In the
way of n request dropped in on Uncle
Joe in the form of perfectly respect
able looking letter the other day. Here
it is:
Our beaux cannot marry we girls be-
cause all foods and clothing is too high.
What good is us girls If we do not have
husbands7 Why don't you make congress
provide husbands for us? You will do the
country more good by seeing that all the
young people are married. II all the
young people were married we would not
need any congress or president. This
world would then be paradise. We must
have husbands. Get some for us.
For reasons of the most profound
delicaey the girls name is omitted,
but the letter is postmarked Cleve-
land, o.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
Appendix Six Inches Lonn,

A football strain is supposed to &C.
count for the fact that vermiform ap-
pendix six inches long was recently
removed in an operation on George
Goss, the former Yale football guard
and hammer thrower. Medical author.
tiles at Yale believe this to be the
longest appendix which was ever
found. Goss received several football
strains when he was at Yale and one
Of special severity when he tried to
break the Yale strength record. He is
the son of Waterbury Comm manu-
facturer and went recently to sani-
tarium in Rochester, Mimi, to have
his appendix removed. The ordinary
appendix is from two to two and a
half inches in length.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
Feathered Mai Boy Robbsrs.

A mail box on rural route No. 8, out
Of GreenvilIe, Ind, has been robbed
Of several letters in the past few days.
When the letters first began to disap-
pear it was thought some person was
getting them. but they were found
unopened In a fence corner near by.
The owner decided TO watch the box
from distance and was rewarded for
bis trouble. He saw English sparrows
fly to the box and work their way
through the slot for letters. In few
moments they reappeared with a let
ter and worked away until they got 1t
out. Then one OF the birds few to the
fence corner with It.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01
MINE VICTIMS MUMMIFIED.
Eleven Found In Cherry Works Might
Have Come From Egyptian Tombs.

Eleven Found In Cherry Works Might
Have Come From Egyptian Tombs.
To the amazement of veteran mine
inspectors the eleven bodies Of miners
since last Nov. 10 in the ST. Paul mine
at Cherry, ILL.,. and which were recent
ly recovered from the mine were
found to be almost perfectly mummi-
fed when brought to the surface.
The mummified condition was
brought about by the bodies having
during the three months been in q
part of the mine which N.hnaIsfy and
warm. and the bodies were going
through slow process of drying up.
This is one of the most remarkable
Incidents of q disaster which has be-
fallen a mine" declared an old mine
inspector. "The mummies are in such
good preservation that they might
have been taken out of the ancient
tonlbs of Egypt"
They were found with their arms
stretched forward and face down.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-03-01

Arthur l. Morris, of Vivian, La, wke,
on March I, 1906, made homestead e.
try No Io8o2, No. $3.50, for south half
of southeast quarter Of section 2, tewn-,
ship III north, range rs west, Louisiana
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Communication proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before F. A. Leonard, clerk of
court, at Shreveport, La, on the Isth
day of February 1910. Claimant masses
as witnesses R. H. Horrell, G. w. Htr-
die, J. NJ Helm, B. A. Hinton, afi sf
Vivian, La J. ERNEST BREDA,
RsgAss~.
Caucasian, Shreveport. La, rs.