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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26

Hicbe fcnnt feline Slus
bcruiiit. - @rpBc llcbcrroidnung
ttrcitetc Dem Eoli5iitcn Srant 6.
Sh1icr ulo ociicu Bottin pon Nr.
1922, NorO.9pnoitroBc, cine Foit4
forte, ncld)c bcingtc, OaB Iid) bic is
Sabre ultc Sod)tcr Oc5 Sd)0ier'iden
GbcpourcS. Sri. Moric 2IgneS Sdd'
icr, nit bcu 26 Sabre oltcn IennD
W,c9Ilecr in Hcaoina, ga, troiien
lieB. Gic beiben jitngcn Yclitc fern
ten lid DOR ctllcm bnlbcn Sabre bel
Scr 9ceroiguta bon Mcalccr'S Suntt
rI0 @rll. SdGicr'S Stieimlttcr felt
ucn. Iic Allimcrfiomfcitcll, peld)c
Der jlntgc Mnnu bon Dem 3citpunrr
Cu SRI. Sdj0ier id)euftr, mltr6cn obrr
prll Den Gltern Der 9etteren nid,t
dtrn 9ciebclL urlo iic ullteriogte,i
ibrcr Sod)ter jcben mcitercn @erfebr
NIT Mrsllcer: Tint il '~tritountrr ma
reIt iic, oils lire Sodjtcr am lcbtcl
Montog peridppolo nno ibnen ipGter
dc crmobntc FoItfortc 81 @ciid,t
fam.
&m 2 hlofc pom Seucc
ii bcrrn d) t. - Eurd) boS redjt.
5citigc Grpud)cn 0ca 10 Sabre nlteil
Gomoro Gogon lullr0cli g~eIteru neltll
Eerioncn Dor DEM Sdidiul bcluoIrt,
ocll Ilnmnlcnto0 jl crlciocn. @c0cIl
| llbr NcitcrIt irilb brudl IN cinenl
Wollhi Irdnf III Der Slide oes uc.l
Srn. Mid)oel Gogon nit ieincr So
mile bcmobntcu Soules. Nr. 1903.
Goltern Nucniic, olti u"u6etnnn!e
Weiic Ncilcr aus. lu0brenb lid, Scrr
Gn9nn mo ie,nc ;luci Gltelten Sohue
bel Der NrbCit bcfoll0cn ulb scr NeIt
Scr 6nntilic. h~cItcbcllb aus Sro,l
Gogon lno ud)t &inbcru. 81 Na,Iic
morcn. Gomdrh GaNan. 0eIicu Sd,loi'
I SIMMER iid) iibcr Scr Slide bciinhct.
iuuroc 0lird, Den Muld aii2 Dem
Sd)lofc geiucdt. mornlli 0crIclhc leine
Dtlltier mo @cldmiitcr ulurnlirte
lllib it'd honn nit ieincm rs Sabre
alicn Nrl0cr geo NM icincm f.
Sabre often Nrllocr Soicpb ans 30
ldIcn Der Sla!nncn mndltc. Zen orei
&noben gelon1 Is, Den @ronb 81 MI
tcroriictclL che sic Sellerlpclr nil
Inlgte. Ser orgcrid,tcte Sfooen lit
illbc0c,tcll0.
seine Spur BON 0en Sic.
hcm mcld)e nm Iomcritog bel hel.
lem Gage oic @obrnrnB bon Srnu
Stuiie 2cislnnn 5u Gatauspille ans.
rSllbtcn, lit bis jet oniacfiinbcr nor
hcn unO oic Nusiidten, Der HGltber
bobDoft 81 lrerbcn, id)ciitcn uitt be.
l1cnocra gut III icilL ba Ons ciniinc
alno bon 1ran 2eiaman cb ZEN
Ginbrll1 il erihrbdcn mar. tboi, cS
feline gcnune Ausfluiit ilbcr hcuic!
lon gcbeil funiltc. "a, di,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Der Sentihe Correspondent Baltimore, MS, samlma Ben 26. Ssbrnar 1910
&criidlcrnngs. Nnsiueiie.
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curG oee @eriiderunae' Eepartemcut.
Grnocniirtcr WnsUeis iibcr ben
Stnno Der
&ermdnid Nemer Yerf6e-
rumas-@efeGf6aft
ppu New.Ourf, N.Y..
am n. EeSrmber 1910,

an ~. fssember 1910,
@ciantmic Giriontntcl pdbrenS
Sce Sahrcs ........,....,. So, t32. 1864
cScianinIre slitSaabeu ipdbrcuN hes
Nabrco .,...........,. 2,tlo,S"N.du
E=--
@ut6abtn.
Bon Der Grieui6nit pceiencies
SrlnbciGti ttbiint h. ........, SIHN.0OO.0O
eieemtbnm -. ,..,,,,.. $40, 10000
@e'cpiehaIi ocb6rig ...,,..,.. 4.228, 12o1i
iiap IrHIis Gcinpaatie -. 6Ss, 1885 .
IgenieI'VtidlJeii. .:.....,.. 4Ho,3H2.l2
nllS Niictbcr =. ............ 2s.ei5li
Witch ither Den Nrdlpcrib -. l2l ,l9A.G4
Wruiios&utbapcn .......... S6674 ,s25.00
Wiht susstanse cue Wntbubsu.
glaentcli p~ilnrIeit, hret MtnIate
nhCr l6recr idlie ......... IL, 400. 10
@ciuntmte Sueeitanbene @utbubsn $685. SOFIA
@erbinbiidltttten.
8srluiie IT.. unbeaaDlte
@Ciamutie 'ntoerSicnies ,os oso az
FrIItiel ....... . ,266, 2S9,2u
SolIre, Mieibell. Nucs
gubeil etc. ........ 14O.uS
stdatas, Gouutn mo
Sinotiieucru 49,. 90, 600. 90
Gonmiiiionen. Wiat!ers
CSebiibren etc. $50, 6,243.0I
Siir Niidperllherltltg
anbcrcu @eicuiddis
ten lIlloi9 ...... 9l,4S1l1
Gciammic @erbiuoIitfeiielL aus
penpnlutci aaital ........... 5000, 9lO.l2
Sbutfihlib budr Gin.
bcjubIteS aaplial I ,000. 100000
lleberidub iiber ale
8erbinblitteiien ,2,oOs,4l0.o2
llcbcrl6uIi III We8uN Der FoIicen.
SNVuptE - '''''''''' ''''' F''''"'' LOU
@einmmtc Standardization 49,. $G,562, 329.14
@etroe Der am 81, 3e5cmber 1909
III ben @Cr. SinateH III aralt
MfinIihel RoIicen 80. $50 500. 037 90
Nciras DER IN Didrnlano ipdbrcHo
oee SabrcS 1909 auc9e'icilten
fpltccN ..,..,,. t-oo''ss'ou
8rumieIt, lucld,c ~lpibreno 1909 IN
Hiarpiato enpIalaet iphroen. 62,oll.32
! S1 Wiurnlanh in 1909 he5dbltc
III WarnlauS in 1909 %crlitisnc
"IcrInite ~. .............. ~ 1868
staat MarhlauS, @%ertihe ruuas.1 spartemen
Spmmiliars,S arean. gal I III te. nelI l.
Yorftebenbca eilt ,u1brbeiis aeirclter glIsd!nG ans
benz g~tltsipeiie Der ~rtSsrman.u Sire 5miuraurt
SpinpanA" bic ANN 81. Ee6eiilcer 1901. Ole CT
in htefcm GitrcdI ein1eretbi. lporocr. ".
Seni. 4. Grpuie,.
Teriiderlillsa onlnIi'idr.
SpGu Is. Mplfer, @eid)Git0iilbrcr,
9,orbut.Gde
Baltimore nno Wurtls StrnRe,
.. 5lur, Ginsaua M Der siurtb' strahs.
(16,b 70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Noblc mo Sri. Nnbrcma. Ger SHo-
Den lit bllrd) Scriidcrung geocdt.
W ii Il, mann nj Mailer.

Den III bllrt) Scriihcring geOcdt.
il d)munn I'M Woiicr.
Gin Shlittcn nit 60&onncn Wild,
nlti Dem lid Der Wi;ldcrcibcliBcr :.
Tropincc BON @olbin1ton go, be.
fonb, itiir5tc iibcr cincn 10 SUB bpr
hen Gomm in ben Nurmon Greet ob;
ole Efer0c %crtrnnfcn, Die Mtild)fall.
ncn luurbcn itromuhipGrtS 0ctricben
ilnO Eroplncc 9cricth inter bct
Sdlittell, 10 boB MIR nod icin &opf
iibcr boa Gia hcruorragte. %n bieicr
gcfGbrIid)cn Gage pcrhrud,tc cr lGrl-
ger ais cine Stutbc, bis nlli iciltSiilr
reGeldrci Sellte bcrbcitanncrL 0ic i'm
az eincm Scile orli Den Gumm bill-
ultT9c5o9cl.
.Mor0 in Hchobotb.
Sm Hcbobot6, Gel. lit 0ua fleine
aitto Der Hinnprtao Mbacr trbt uuft
aciitnocn luorbel. Sus tootc Sinh
lag in Dem Ncttc scr Mnttcr nit cis
mem Stride nm ben Sul@, lunb bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hoben oen
S~tdatsnmpalt crllld)t. cine lor0f1l.
tigc llnterindrunN Der Inaclcgcnbclt
nlljltoronen.
W utter Nc9cn Sobn |.
&m &reis1eridt 81 @citnlinItcr ia.
hic @eldpporencn cutld)ieOerL onb
Shepoor @. Dnllu9, Gin Gorn1cr bel
Srunflinpiuc. %icilcr Mlltter iGhrIid)
$1,000 bon bcm Nodluiic oca Sntera
bejoblen mnlb. Bic @tllttcr lpobntc
SllcrIt nit Dem Spbnc 5uinmmcrL
fonltc lid, obcr nIid,t nit oclniclbcll
ucrtrancu nnb 500 100 onocra bin.
&orbcr bate tic jeood) Dem Spbnc
ibr gnll5cS Ginc1tbum inter Der BE,
Ginalulg iihcrtrngtm bob CT iilr lie
bis an ihr ScbcllSenbc iorAcll mUllc.
I'm ougeblid) III ihrcm Nedltc 5ll &c.
langcll. licB Die Nroll cine @loQc &c.
gen ocll Sobn clnrcid)cn.
Nblcben.
Nn Nrcbcrid lit Nerr @nl. !. Will.
linir, icit picleu Sobrcn ANellt Der
v@oltinlorc.S chin: @obn." I'M Nltcr
pom 81 Sabrcn 1cItprbcn.
9ci Cumberland Itnrb Der moblbc'
tonltc 6ormcr !, =. S'9tcia; or hin.
tcrlGBt ieinc 6lpcitc @ntti, ulo nclrl
ainocr.
Gin flcines Nc Gbdcn Der
d) ~ unDcn.
IN &~oAerstnun iii Die odt Sabre
alto Coma Miilnibpmcr, Snftcr ocS
! Serrn s,obn Muniboluer. pcrid)mull'
ocn. Sna ainb ipicltc in Ger Nod
borid)oit ocs eltcrli6cu &nlliea olli
, cilemt i"ulbcnubteln @runoltiide mo
Hicmono fam it'd crflGrcnL 100 Oaa
aino hillAcfonumcn leill fonn.
GIN ltfr SrleDcn@rlWtc ter.
Sn &ollcuf, @olblngton County,
i|cicrtc Der Sriebcnsrid)icr Solcpb
Sprriion iclten 81. Sebnrtstag III
: ociitioer mo forpcrlld)cr 6rlid)c. Gr
lit 81 Sabre nlnltterhrodlcn els Nric-
bcllsridlicr tldtia, aclpclen iunn erin.
ncrt iidl nod nit Trcuben jcncs 20.
aes, ais cr rs Dicilcu ipeit 81 Silb
gehen mubtc. Inn icinc @eitnllulg III
Saocrstpmn bon eilIcm bolhcn Snbr,
h,tuNrrtp al hpIptl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Nms benz @atbbanic.

2tl WuppT Ttul QuqcIllelHP Selut
2iin9 5ilr Allslnersrtng 0 Sbeo.
terItiifcn ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sns
bolts an. = Grregte Gebatte iiber
Die 9lnti,W ouopol-9il III t1d)iter
Stabtrotbs.S ibnng 81 erlporten.
Cine augemeine geipeguue billr
lthtlid) Der Nusmer5ung loldler
Sd)uuipiele ollf amcrifoniid,en Bib
men, peld)c Die oifentIide Morol 81
N~efubrocn aeeignet iino, mag odS
Reiultat bep 9orgcbens oes diapers
uno beS Collectors Der @ollcrmit-
tben unb 2icen8en iein, rueIhe be-
fonntlid bic Streihung ge!piiier
Steacu IN einem 8ilr Belt III cinent
bieiigen Sbeoter gegebencn Gramu
pcraulaBtcu. n@cnn iid Die @c'
it)GftSiiibrer ser pcridiebcnen Sbcu'
ter inter chamber uerbinoen miirocll
unb oifen aegen bcrartige Allfiiibr,r"
gen Stel1ng rehnlcn piiroen," iogtc
Der. Manor geitern. .0nnn miirbe Ole
Sbeotcr.1 roieiiion iopobl, luie oaS
Eublifum bao,lrd beberlteno 9emins
lcn. NidtS lit ncd) mciner Nnltd,t
e~rbcbenbcr unb erirculihcr. ais ett
1utcs, iollberes Shcnteritiid elm io..-
Dies iibt eittcn gIten GinfluB aus.
gbcr eS lit mlblos MD pcrmcrilid,
bic unmoroliidcn ihleftcn Seitcn
ocs 2ebens uni ser 9ii6nc Dem GIT,
blifiun Dor gluQen ill iiibren. Ter
Stobt-Goocr aiebt ms Dos Hcdt, Die
2iccn5cn DER Sbeoter 5i iuiberruieu.
llnb ioIonGe Der Collector Der 9icen.
sen un0 idl ielbit III rieier 9e5icburn
unS cinia iino, mcrbcn Glide ,tnnto.
roliihcr Notllr III Baltimore menig
items feincn Ginlob iiaocn."
= &f su ermarten.
CAB iih INN oic Teiolution oeS
Observation-Disclosures Mlulifin. melte
einc Snooiiiring Scr Geaennpdrtig IN
scr 2caiSlotnr beiinOlifen, aui Ser.
onloiiung bes Mapors cingcreidtci
Gill be5medt, Die Der Stobt golti-
more oic Gontrole iiber Die 2icferum0
non @ns unb Glcftri5itGt 5itriid5u9cs
eli beobiidtigt, in Der nGdIten Stabf
rotbS.S ibitn1 I'M criten 3peige Elm
bciber &nnpf entipidehl miro, So
raltf bci,tetc bcreits bic om Conner
itog itottgeGobte SiBuug bcs Stobt-
rntbs-Gnmite's fir Gcietgebiuig bin.
Gos Gonite perlpies befanntlit) Die
Gciolution on Den critcn ,}peia 5lls
rid, obnc gmpfebliulgen I'M giiniti
gen ooer mngiinitigcn Gimme az ma
fell. IS ideint, TAB it'd in ser
Stobtratbsiitilng oeni Wapor feiuo-
lidc Ginililiie 9eltcno mnfen iper.
Cen. Die ibrer Sppoiition gegeil ieiur
Wobllobme GuS0ri1d uerleiben mers
ben. Snnmcrbin ober biirite Die &c.
iollition cute Nusiid)t nuf N%nnabnit
habcll.
NIter Elon BON 9alt more.
Stoot-g ibliotbefar Comes Son1nts
hing BON @emGlbcn, &.lpferltihen
mo 3%eid)nin9cn. peihe orn rluciBcn
Neg" I'M Gotbbouie 5icrt, lit nm Elm
Invertebrates Stiid bereidert iporben.
IS lit Dies Elm i'm Sabre 1892 onoc,
fcrti0tcr Elou bon Baltimore. mohl
Der 1ltcltc. Elon. Der Don Der Staht
%eriitirt. Gin fran5oiiifcr @cograpn
Nomeis u. 8. Sole, lit Der @erie.
tiger oes Ylones. Snierciinit lit ali
Dem Elunc 5i beobaf)ten. lpic 90
mails Der Saicn lid nod, itott sur
ai9bt-S trnbc bis 5lr Charles. Strobe
critrcdtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
@eriidernngs-Nusrpeiic.
9arrp Aiacf,
gpfalsI gcut,
ia Chamber Of Gommeree 8log.

Gpub enlirter AaSpsis iiber ben stano Der
wlsns sails Sninrant. 9onipann opH
C5Iens Sans, I..N., nm u. Te5cmber 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26

NuSipcts iibtr ben stano osr- .Yetetsbnra eau.
inse aao 3nInranse nm. pSn Petsrs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-26
Bun see nnb Saien.

-Hpll 'uprl ncltlc HQullltllIuq Huul
BREMEN ob. - Gle 9iltc Der an.
jiitcn.Mciicnoen Sl,terciiontc
6nbrtrn Der Compiler nMoltfc"
utb rSliidcr" non Der .Sum'
ura-Nnlerifo-2 inic".
Sciltc Nohntitto0 nm : llbr tritt
scr o&orbocutid)e 2lopb" Gompicr
,aoln" NIT elmer an5ubl 3ruiidcn'
beds unb nadJitcbenben aojiiten.
Foiiagiereit Ole Hiidreiic nod) grc.
men AT: bon Baltimore Sr. SrllillS
Gilbert ltnh Sr. Stcpbon @iIocr-
mutt; BON Eittsbilrg, 60. SSroil Gu
&olopos llnb lrou Maria Slla5; pom
Sonlbitonc, Nri5ono, Sr. uno Sroll
Senrp aorii nebit Sobn Senrp unh
Sodtcr Sri. @mmic uHb Nr. Stto
Mcpcrbin1.
Mciit mad Gonna.
Nit DEM hcltc pon Ncrp- Dorf ub'
fnbrcnbcn Noroocrtihcn 2lopb.T Cam.
pier .9orboroiio" reiit Sr. &altbp
Sotp BON Baltimore nod @cnllo ob.
Sntcrciic ii I Sen Eonomo q.
&onol.
Vic iehr iid Die Burger oicica
Solloes iiir ocu Fonomo-9onul III
tcreiiiren, benefit Der llmitons. bon
Den $50 Eoliagicreu, pelfc uht let'
ten Somita1 nit Dem Tompicr
rMoltfe" bon ser Y&ombltrg-N Sine.
rifas2inie" pom elmer Sohrt nod
Weitinoien ilno DEM c%aruibiidcn
Mcer 5ur%iidfebrtcn, 800 Die Hciit
ii6er bcn Sitbm:ls nlitmud)tcn nnb
Die Gonalorbeiteu beiid)tigtcn. Tor
nMoltfc" miro oiciclbc Sobrt nieocr,
bolcn rnb @cit. SnOicn, Gene5uelo,
NoIiou uro ben Fonamo.aorlol BE-
llid)cil.
81 Scr % a q bcIan's StraBc
Ter Gampicr n@liidcr" bon Der
Somburg . Nmerito , Clinic lit, lult
.2obelmclbungen an emil &. 9oos,
DIRECTOR uib General . 9etriebsleitcr
Der Clinic in Nep.Norf, ON 81. sc.
hrltar IN Eunto Nrcnoa. Mogbcllon's
StraBc, ciilg"etrpffcn.
>IuBer ben 300 Sorriitcn bcianocn
lid 100 ongciebenc 8eihditSleutc Dol,
WltcnpS MireS unlb Wontcpioeco, 100
Ger u9liidcr" an Z. 6ebrilar ailge.
lcgt bottc, all 9orb. Sieie pollcn
Die lcltcnc @clcaeilbcit beniibell, Den
Illsflllg olf bem 9rGBten Gonlpfer,
iueld)er jc IN icften @ciuGiicrn geluc.
len lit, mit5inlud1cn. sliIsfliiec mcr-
ben nod Dem golnirolit1ts ilno Dem
W~ogoalcnen Snnb, nad) Mt. Sur.
miento nuo Gngliib Mead) gcnloht
merbcn.
Sn ollen @ofer, peldc Der Gam.
pier unliet. murOen Die Spltriiten nit
Der groBten @oItireunbidaft ieitcnS
Der Gimuobncr %empfonger, ocnn bicic
erhlidten IN Der Intlttft oes Sdiffc5
zen GorlGilfer elmer neileil Neru Der
Sreunoidoit nnb b%eiierer @cihGftS.
he5iebunlgcu NIT Den @epohnern Der
ilorblidlen @emiipbarc. Tic reprG.
icntatiuen nmeritnniihcn @cid)1ftS.
lcutc. weId1c ben Nlisiliig mitnlod)cu,
bcobaften lorgfaltig bic reidcn sc.
legenbeiten un6 HeiourccIl fiir cont
~nler5iclc llnternebnnlngen, mo in
alien S1fen pitroen beionocre NilS.
fliige CUR 9eiidtigumg Der bebenteno.
item inbuitriencn lllltcrllcbnnmac,
pcronitaltet.
Gnn Tlnto NrenoS miro Der n@liis
der" nod Der aiiitc BON @ilenos Mi
res 5uriiffcbrcn mo bort 5lpolf Gage
Dor Suffer bleiben. Si bieicr Belt
merbcu bic Toiiuaierc 9iiStlii9c il6er
Die Nnocn nnh Tnlporaiio, Smntio.
90, Chilli. MADDEN. NllBcrbcm miro
Der y@liiber" Mio Sonciro, Tcrnoms
btco, SrinihoN aingiton unb Sonnoi'
ca onlouien uno onl Is. Npril mic
Der il 3clu-Dorf eintreiien.
c..s $50, N.... Oy.~sI.A, ..A
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GeirathS:Q ircnscn.

Milton !. Vnralnoer 81 uno Conc
II. @anS % Sabre oft; Npplifant 9
!. 9ilrgunbcr, Nr. 1514, Wohiion
Npenlie.
George u. 9iia 90 rno Sanic 9
Gbrborbt IS Sabre alt; gpplifont &
Conner, Hr. 1917, @ilfeps-Npenue.
Gan Solar 81, 9iiop, Sobnlcil. ittr
Nnnc aoitbit 20 Sabre olt. Yrag
9obmel; Ipplifont @aclop Yollcf
Nr. 800, @orb.Y roobipop.
Sobn 8ctrocoSfp 40, @ittlpcr, UNI
Bertha ". aenbe % Sabre alt; Mp.
pllfdnt y. 6. Slcribnne, 9r. 1923
gntbonpItraBe.
@illiam 6. aenmeolpt2l unb Wo,
~ a., Gong 10 Sabre aft; applifanl
y. g. Strcetr. Mr, 207 Noro?Mom
iirnbe.
,Sanlcs &. 9cad %, Ntr. 112. @eit.
SamburgitruBc, ntO Caroline M
Goof 10 Sabre alt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08
VERY DULL INDEED
WAS ALL FOOLS DAY
IN FAIR COLUMBIA
THE MAN WITH THE JOKE WAS
ENJOYING A VACA-
TON.
THE SMALL BOY FOR once DEMURE
Doctored Candy, Deep Laid Plans to
Enrich the Unwary, and Other Old
Devices Were in Disrepute-Sad
and Quiet the Occasion.
FRIDAYS Daily.l

All Fools Day was not celebrated
in Columbia today with that eclat
that formerly became the occasion.
There were a few sporadic tricksters
who perpetrated joke of ancient
vintage, but few there were with new
and up-to-date devices.
The pupils of the public schools,
remembering distinctly what happen
ed to them on April first last year
were at their books promptly on time
and kept their eyes sealed to their
desks. When they looked up it was
with that demure expression which
should characterize the very young. It
was reported by one of last seasons
absconders that the principal of the
High School sounded warning in ad-
vance and promised liberal quanti-
ty of dement's to all who were not
on hand when the bell tapped.
The small boy with the purse and
Jerk string attachment failed to mate
rialize, and there was dearth of those
near-wealthy who were rich in antic.
ipation until they felt the money liter
ally slipping through their hands.
The man with the candy, that cit
izen who considers himself the Can
dy Kid when it comes to really swell
joking, was not out. The weather was
too Indictment. Neither was his friend
of the loaded cigar in evidence.
None of the old time-honored jokes
were perpetrated, so far as could be
ascertained. 1t is possible that in the
ouieter spots of life two or three as
sembled together and chuckled at the
discontinue of a sucker, but they fall
ed to report the occurrence.
The fresh citizen with the habit OF
calling up The Herald office and re-
porting tragic happenings in various
parts Of the county In the hope that
the ubiquitous reporter would chase
the clew until his tongue lolled out
was ON the sick list, and there was
an absence of excitement even In the
editorial rooms.
Summed up the day was failure.
The true disciples Of the silly saint
were too few to start anything.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08
BIG AUCTION SALE
CHOICE RESIDENCE
LOTS ANNOUNCED
FAMOUS MITCHELL LAWN WILL
BE SOLD TO THE HIGH
EST BIDDER.
MONDAY, APRIL The ELEVENTH
Cadet Band Will PIay-AutomoblIe
and 5usgies From the Square to
the Premlses-Shade Trees in EV-
cry Lot-WhIte People Only.

The most pretentious auction sale d
choice lots known in the history Of
Columbia will take place on Monday
April IL, at 2 p. m. on the premises Of
what was formerly the lawn of the
Mitchell place near c. NJ. A, on the
Hampshire pike. Twenty valuable lots
will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder, and constitute the most attrac
tive building sites available in or near
the city. The sale will be under
auspices Of A. L. Blocker & Co., OF
Columbia, and the Wheeler Realty Co..
of Nashville, agents, and will be under
the personal direction of Gil S. Moore,
one Of the best known auctioneers of
the State.
Special music for thee occasion will
be furnished by the Cadet Band. Car
riages and automobiles will be driven
directly from the public square to
the grounds, leaving the square at 80
o'clock on the day of sale.
The new addition to Columbia is
ideally located The lots offered for
sale are within 500 feet of Columbia
Military Academy, the best known pre-
paratory school in the State, and are
in walking distance OF Columbia Fe-
male Institute and churches of all de-
lot will hn
dered more desirable by stipulation
that they are not to be sold to colored
persons, as it is the intention of the
promoters to make the addition one of
the most select in the city or it's envi-
Tons.
Since the sale of the valuable prop
erty by John T. Mitchell to real es-
tate firm a handsome macadamized
avenue has been built. This avenue
extends from the Hampshire pike to
Shamrock" the Mitchell home, and is
now complete. On either side it is
flanked by ten lots, every one OF which
contains handsome forest trees and
is well sodded with blue grass. Rec
ognizing the fact that Columbia is
rapidly growing westward, and that
there is a strong demand for lots near
the schools, the property was subdi-
yided and will be offered to the highest
bidder 1t is expected that the bidding
will be spirited and that many pur-
chasers will avail themselves OF this
excellent opportunity to get choice res
idence property.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08
NIGHTS OF UNREST

No Sleep, Ne Rest, No Peace for the
Sufferer from Kidney Troubles.
No peace for the kidney sufferer
Pain and distress from morn to
night.
Get up with a lame back,
Twinges of backache bother You
all day,
Dull aching breaks you rest at
night.
Urinary disorders add to your mis-
cry.
Get at the cause-cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills will work the
cure.
They're for the kidneys only
Have made great cures in this local.
ity.
]. A. Ramsey, Lewisburg, Tenn-S
says Il have no hesitation In re-
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four years | was a victim of kidney
trouble. There was adult pain across
the small of my back, and after lit
ing, sharp twinges darted through my
loins. My back ached at night ana
when arose in the morning, ] felt
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continued taking them until / had
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OF Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08
WAS CHARGED WITH
TAKING BOOZE FROM
THE POLICE STATION
IRISH TAYLOR TRIED AND BOUND
OVER TO THE GRAND
JURY.
ACQUITTED ON ONE CHARGE
While Case Was Being Tried Smooth
Artist COPIED Bottle Of Beer FroR
the Cage Returned the Bot
tie.

Charged with stealing whiskey righa
under the eyes Of the law. Irish Tay.
Tor, genial son Of Erin, and one %
the best known characters around
town, was bound over to the grand
jury Thursday afternoon by Recordex
Erwin. Bond was fixed at $3.50 which
had not been made Friday morning.
1t will be recalled that at the time
Tom McDonald's pool room was raid.
ed twelve bottles Of whiskey were
seized. The goods were removed To
the police station and securely locked
up in an iron cage, the bars Of which
are wide enough apart to admit q hui
man hand. Irish Taylor, who was q
witness in the case, was under rule
and was sent into the ante-roorn
where the liquids were stored. 1t ia
claimed that while there he purloin.
ed an even half dozen of the bottles.
There was not sufficient evidence to
convict, but under the law a magis-
trate is authorized to bind over to the
grand jury for further investigation
in any case where there is reason to
believe that the act was committed,
and under this authority Judge Erwin
held Taylor to appear before the in
quisitors.
Acquitted on One Charge.
Taylor was tried on the charge OF
violating the prohibition law, this
charge growing out Of the seizure OF
the dozen bottles of wet goods. The
evidence was not sufficient to convict
and he was acquitted by the Recorder.
Smooth Work.
While the case was being tried
some person or persons unknown ex-
tended their hands through the iron
bars protecting the barrel Of beer seiz-
ed at McDonald's place and drawing
the barrel to the edge of the cage
opened up and drank one bottle Of the
beer, afterwards returning the emp
ty bottle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08

With the exception of two mid
week games that have not yet been
definitely secured, the baseball sched-
ule of Columbia Military Academy is
complete. The Academy will take on
Lawrenceburg High School, Battle
Ground Academy, Morgan School
Branham & Hughes, Massey, Jones
High School. These dates have al
ready been arranged. In addition two
midweek games with Montgomery
Bell and probably Wallace or Bowen,
of Nashville, will be arranged If pos
sible.
The team plays next ct Lawrence
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08
Beware Of ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do IL
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken internally
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-04-08
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