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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-02-08
School Notes.

"Did pass" was all the
teachers heard last week.
The results of the mid-tcrm
finals last week show that good
work has been done by the
school body in spite of the many
Interruptions.
The teachers are always glad
to see visitors at any time, par
ticularly, if the said visitor
irnagines he has "A grievance
against any member of the
faculty.
y patron who sees only his
child's view of school matter.
and is not big enough and broad
enough to see that of his child 5
teacher, also, would rightly be
included in the fool killers list
of undesirable citizens.
If any man hastens to the
school building filled with what
he supposes To he a righteous
Indignation against any mem
her of the faculty and returns
some hours later feeling like a
bad penny and looking like one,
his friends may be safe in con
Gliding that he got all that was
coming to him up there, and
that from henceforth he will he
Il sndder and wiser man IN
school matters.
The following little paper was
written by a Grade III, Sec. b
pupil. nine years of age
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
E%ooesfdIle.

5rau Catherine s(pp, II SATIRE;
S. S. 9artid, 60 Sabre, Jrm @n-
ma S. @roos, 67 Sabare; Saeoe
Sdmiot, II; Srau Soa 8. Sering,
45 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

lf'ranoen binttr Ser Sir oes Sc,
hen5inmers nno lfeEen Sris Of
lem nit benz butfiigen Roloefe 5lt-
rid, Der auf cine 5tebleiter &C..
froden mar nno nit einem Soro-
beien Die 8ii6er on Sen @arloel
abitdubte.
5rib fonnte ii6 bon ieinein
Staunen nod INNER nift reft
erbolen. DaB er @liid gebabt bot
tie, bob Die alte gibeI bod 10 cine
Mrt Seltenbeit NOR = ooran 5tppi-
felte er nab Dem, mas er geie-
ben nno gebort, aleroings ni6t
mebr. Iber mas ionte er forberi1,
tpenn er gefraet ipurbe, nie pieI
er fir oos S6meinsleberne 6obcn
mone2 = Or iiberleete. Wait nelttl=
gig Warf @ertangobe tpar bie 5ipet-
banoige 8ibel bonn Sabre 1913 be,
5ei6net ~geiueien, Die er ortl &ornlit-
taee ouf Dem 2aoentii1e geiebet.,
:. 90 mar es mol nidt gu niel,
merrn, er fir iein 8ltd bal glei-
den 8reis iteate. Ser uben lieB
es ii6 ia - man fonnte nod inn
mer b%onoeln.
Gortietnna folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
Gfabtratsuer6

Sn ieiner Sibung ant Montag
nadmittag nabm Der Gtaotrat oie
Sroinan5 an, Die $44,610.04 fir Ole
September @ebdlter Der ltdotildell
|@rbeiter uno angeiteaten beminigt.
Die Aldermen Sinham 8oDnton,
llbr uno Stepes ltimmten gegen Die
Sroinan5, uno Die Mnnabme oeriel=
ben piiroe unmoglih gepejen fem,
fDenn niht fur3 Dor Der M"bitimmlnlg
Mloerman 2ipscomb ~eingetroffell
mare uno nit Der Maioritat ge-
itimmt b1tte. @aberno Der Debat,
tie iiber Die 9roinan8 serieten Die
9erren Mauermnn uno 8oDntcn
beftig meinanoer.
Der MaDor lieB cine gotideit
berleien, in Der er ben bon Mloer-
man gopnton eingebradten unb
bonn Staotrot ansenommenen ge'
idluBt ouB $500 fir Den beiten Hlau
zines S6leuien- uno 0nmmperfs
i'm 5luife ausgefest neroen ioqtel1,
NIT ieinem 9eto belegte. Nad elmer
fur5en 9ebatte beihloB Der Stabt-
rat, oas 8eto aufredt 3n erbalten.
Die Moermen 5iIldJam 9opnton
uuo Stepes itimmten oagegen. llbr
eutbielt fid oes Stimmens, feline
Gimme muroe aber als $50" regi-
mitriert.
Sm @nihluB bieran teilte Der
Mapor mil, oaB oemnddlt @aiier
aus einem bon Der @asgeie1idaft &C.
bobrten 8runnen I'M oberen SeiIe
Des Breckenridge Barf in ben Stub
gepumpt fperoen ioae.
Die Sroinnn5, peIde Die Bflalte.
rung BON 9eiIen Der Siio : alanlo-
StraBe, Der Sing @iIiam StraBe
uno anoerer mur6e enogiiltig 5u;
riidgemieien. Sieben itimmten fir
uno fiinf gegen fie. Die @egner NO.
rem 8opnton Silidam 2ipscomb,
llbr utt0 SteDes.
Cine Srbinan5 oie Ger @alpeiton,
Sarrishirg & San antonio : Babn
oas 8edt eiebt, an ser @nlnut uro
mloeren StraBen meitere @eleiie gu
legen, mtrbe gum eritenMa ale geleieE
nn0 oonn 5uriidgelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

mablt. 8rdiioent Sulius Steal;
giee 8raiioent, Senrp Sbeis,
S6abmeiiter, Gus. Geiuinger une
Sefretdr, 6. S6miot. 9os aadile
Set ftnoet in 9ulperoe itatt ulth
miro in Der groBen, idonen @n-
batter &aGe eefeiert meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

- Carl 9ornbliitb, Der fleina
Sobn BON 9aul Gornblitb in Cue
TO, fiel auf Der Hiffobrt pom Sal
pelton, wobin er nit ieinen Of
tern einen 4usflug gemadt bate,
I'M baIben Sdlaf aus einem Sell-
iter oes @iienbabnipagens. gros-
benz Der 3us in poler 5abrt DC
b%inbrauite, empfing Der &leine mn
gang lei6te 8erleeungen.
Der uScras Cotton 9alccc
Musiteaunes @eieaihaft in @aco
iagen mir fir nebereinoung einer
Snilonforte beiten 9anf.
Sci elmer a"bitimmltng iiGef
ginfiibrung Der .Stod Gam" III
2apernia murbeu 46 6timmcn ge.
gen Die g%infibrung uno rntr adi
fir iie abgegeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03
anaser bou Geaema TIT
rfert nit 6uufs Sure,

~Sriber batte i'd einen idlimmelt
Sal bon gc5ema. gs plagte midi
iieben ODER adt Sabre ulo obglei6 ih
ale Mrten Meoiain berildte uflo
AUDI mebrere Mer5te, fano i'd feine
Seilung, big i'd Sunt's Cure nabm.
Sd berbraudte meDrere 5da6teln
Die mid gdn8lid furferten. Sd. babe
INNER cine Sda6tel an Sano aug
@orii6t, bob Die &%ranfbeit pieoers
febren fonnte."
81. 9. @oooenoueb,
General anager 2ioa 9a[lep &ai(.
map 60, @olofielo, Mep.
SOC per Sdabtel In Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-03

mablt. 8rGiioent, Sulius Steal;
Giee Braiioent, Senrp Chefs,
Sdabmeifter, Gus. Geininger une
Sefretar, 6. S6miot. 9os sa1lle
Set ftnoet in 9ulperoe itatt ulth
miro in Der groBen, idonen gn-
batter Saae gefeiert weroen.
gs mar Dies mein eriter 8eiud
in 5rieoridsburg uno i6 bin bon
linn oouauf befrieoist. Sic Staot
nluB fir ieoen 9erti6=4 merifaner
bod intereiiant ieir, oenn iie bat
iid bon ar Sen fleinen oeutiden
GtGoten oes Staotes ben uripriing=
lidelt &arafter am &einiten be.
mobrt. ga liebt man nod 5ablrei-
DIE alte Sauier, aus Stein gebaut,
berlin 2aufe Ser Sabre eona bun-
felbraut1 ~gemoroen lit nit fleinen
Senitern uno boben Steinmauern
umgeben. SSn Der SotptltraBe, TO-
5uiagen Der ein5igen Der Stoot,
itebt @eidaftsbaus neben 8obn-
baus uno @aus lil1o 9of 5eieelt
nit ibrem glumeni6mlf uno il
rem iauberen ausieben nod ben
Den oentl6en &arafter. Son oell
alten gemobnern leben aaeroingS
nur nod uenige, unter LINEN url-
ier alter Sreuno S. IS. 0oebbler,
Ser nod immer III ieinem origl-
neQen fleinen Sauie mobnt nno
trob ieiner Sc Sabre nod riiitig
uno frii6 lit.
5done @eteniieungsbolen BE-
iist Die Staot, Die iboniten, Die i6
nod in einenl Der fleinen Srte ge-
feben babe, nno aablreihe air6en.
gs lit nit oieier 3~uiammenitel.
lung. ni9ts oeipeftirlides fir
oie 2ebteren beabiihtigt, aber beioe
fonnen als &arafteriltifa fir Die
Staot uno fire 9emobner gel
ten uno oesbalb fibre id lic
bier 5uiammen auf. 9ie reue fa-
tboIiide Stride, oeren 8lm Serr
SEQ 90. S. 9ielmann enttporfen
uno sic Serr> Sacob @ogner gc-
baut bot, 1T cine Der iboniten fa-
tbolii9eu &irden I'M Staate. Sic
tit innen iebr fein ansgeitattet nne
madt id beionoers i9on oes
Mbenos benin 2ampelt =nno Screen
lidt.
Cine ser groBten Merfmiiroie=
feitef bon fredericksburg lit Der un=
gefabr bier Meilen BON Der Staot
1iegenoe Gutenberg, cine rieiige
Malie pilb ourbeinanoer geporfe-
ner @ranitblode, Ser einaige @ra-
nil, Ser iid melt uno brett finoet.
Niemano, Ser Srieori6sburg be-
iubt, ioate periaumen, ii6 ben Berg
an5uieben uno i'm momoglid gu be-
lteigerl. @lth bie Sabrt oabin tit in-
tereiiant, tie fiibrt mitten ms Sc
birge binein nno geipabrt berrIi6e
Musblide. Sci unierm Musflug< nod
Dem Gutenberg ltieBen mir i~ibrigens
auh auf Elm nerungliidtes 4uto-
mobiI, oas cine troitloie Neiiege4
ieuihoft umltano. Ser anblif bat
te etipas, ih mohte foit iagen, 4n-
beimelnoes fir uns. uno als mir
Die betriibtell @eiihter Der Mnipe-
ienoen iaben, oa er5dbIten mtr INT
iere eigenen grlebniiie uno batten
oas gersniigen, gu ieben oaB Die
3mge Der aufen 2eute iid)
aufbeiterten. 9as aIte @ort besSo-
rag lit nod INNER pabr: ugs iii
Elm Croft @enoiien i'm lngliid sn
baben."
Sonntag morgen I'M balb adyt
ubr fubren mir pieoer bon Srien-
ribsburg ob. Dies MaI nabmen
uniern @ee iiber 8aring ltno 8oer-
ne. 0ie Sobrt ging obne irgeno Ell
men unfaG BON Stotten. No1 Dor
Elm l1br iparen mir in Neu=8raun-
fels. Dos iino Die l1nberedenbarfei-
ten oes Acknowledgements.
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Mrs. insloW's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinfaig Sabren bon
Wtaionen bon Miittern fir ihre
&inber init Dem beiten @rfolge BERN
3abnem gebrau6t. Ct berubtgt bos
&ino, ertpeidt bas 3abnfleii6 uno
hilbert Die S6mer5en; BELT ath
8inofolif uno lit oas bette Mittel
BEL 9iarrboe. ueberan BET Ben Mpo-
tbefern 81 baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslop's SOOTHING 5prup uno
nebmt nibts anberes. 25 Gents Die
6laI1e.
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Mae iinb befrieoist.

uOur6 grfabrung fano i'd, oaB
Sbr uSunts 2iebtning Oil" Elm gro=
Der S6mer5ensitiaer nno &eilmittel
gegen 8errenfungen tit. SD BIN febr
oapon 6efrieoigt.
6. 6. goof.
SaqettspiQe, Seras.
25 Gts. uno so gts. Slaihen.
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SldlGe.
5ciratslhciue. = Webmrtca. Su.
besfaac.
6eiratBheine
M11ton Sorn uno Glera S6oc-
mann.
Senrp s. Sorn nno Srancis @t.
Camp. =
@m. Zane Scott uno eona EUR
mig.
Sranf abr uno aate GaQaghall.
Gam @flerbe 9eper mo Srene
81. Mrnim.
CHARLES Multin eager nno @ir-
gilia so. 0anmberger.
8ietor Gaoul uno Sattie 5toil-
lperf.
gomin 81. @all6oefer nuo @ot-
fine 6. &opper.
Malter 8ronn u. Mltguito @oib.
Sugo 9. Sierbol5er uno Suloa
Hittiman.
Soiepb 9. 6ranf llno gellc ei-
gum.
Sreo. .. @ooer uno Marp 9.
Mpplebp.
Ga @erne @umolot nno aelleg
9itrid.
artbur sc. merner uro eecilie
9. 2ieb.
mfreo 6. @ippert uno aoura
Wur5ba6.
SEQ. @idter nno Martba gris.
coe.
Sermanl Braun ii. Gliie 2lanic.
@ebmrteM.
S. &ei6ort n,b SrarL Elm MGo.
den; S. SO. @eimers uno Sralt,
elm Mdo6en; s. 6. Mucniter nro
Srau, Elm Mdoden; S. ariid uno
'Srou, elm Mdoden; s. Sreii6mltb
nno Srau, elm M1oden; S. M.
Wtann uno Srau, elm Maohel!; s[l-
bin @altber uno Sroil elm &ala-
be; go. gngelbarbt nno Srau. Gin
anobe; S. 6. @ertb uno Srou, ein
Gnabe.
gooesfdIIe.
Srau Catherine 9(pp. II SATIRE;
S. s.. @artid, 60 Sabre, ssrau @r-
ma S. @roos, 67 Sabare; Sacob
Shmiot, II; Grau Soa 8. Sering,
Ak Qnhro
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pr. SielDine

1T Don Ieinen Jerten onriid uao
leitet iett mieoer ielbit ieirc]
Yraris. gierter Stofiperf, @ids
The evening world., 1911-02-17
v. ROCKEFELLER
SUFFERING FROM
LUMBACO ATTACk
John DIS Brother Is Only
Slightly III and Pneumonia
Rumor Proves False.

william Rockefeller. brother OF John
d Rockefeller and active for many
years In Tic mana cement OF the stand
ard Oh Company. liz confined 10 his
home. No. $50 Firth avenue. with an
attack of Iumbago. following "A cold
which he contracted a few days ago.
First reports had 1t that MIR. Rookie
Teller was suffering from pneumonia.
but 1t was said at the Rockefeller resi-
dcnce to-day that his nilment was
nothing more serious than lumbago.
resulting from the cold settling In the
muscles of his back. producing a pain
rul but not dangerous condition.
No symptoms Of pneumonia had de-
veiopcd. 1t was said. and II was ex-
pcctcd that Mr.. Rockefeller would lie
about as usual in two or three days.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
TRIES TO REOPEN
DIVORCE GRANTED
TO MILLIONAIRE:
MIS-. Thomas Offers Atlila-
Wits to Show That Husband
Had Actress Affinity.

Mrs. Louisa Anna Thomas, tho state
ward Thomass. a millionaire glove
manufacturer, IL determined to reopen
the Judgment OF divorce obtained
against her before Justice Grccub1u1i
and a jury in the Supreme Court here
a month ago.
Her lawyer. Forest Chiffon, offered
orillvits to Justice Platzek to-day In
an effort to show that Thomass had
been intimate with an actress named
Dora W. Iden. and that the husbands
misconduct prccludes him from obtain
ing "A decree against his wife.
Mrs. Thomas alleges that she has
proof that her husband met Mss lden
on an ocean liner in 1904, that ice rom
tinued his friendship with beer until 1905
and that he hen went abroad II
lived at tho Kurhauss Hotel 10 Baiku-
sengcr. Germany. and the Hotels Meg
rice and Grandn in "a In adjoining
rooms to Miss Idcn. TNcSc alleged acts
OF misconduct occurred before the
charges al: intimacy charged by tho
husband as between his wife and Lieut.
Macmillan Machilitlzky. who was
named as correspondent In his suit
against her.
The %troubles OF the Thomasses first
reached the courts In an action for
separation filed by the wife. Thomas
replied with a counter suit for divorce.
The divorce action was sensational
Testimony was offered showing that
the Austrian Lieutenant followed Mrs.
Thomas to Ameriri and lived In ad-
joining rooms to her in various hotels.
The Lieutenant admitted the charge.
but explained that he was about only
az her protector. The jury granted the
husbands plea for a divorce.
Mrs. Thomass carried the judgment
to the Appellate Division, where her
case now stands. Justice Platzek re-
served decision on the admissibility OF
the motion.
The evening world., 1911-02-17

hl. audience. Ills Majesty topic Has
the reclamation OF moorland for graz
Ing purposes. an enterprise the posi-
nl'tics OF whi1h nave made u OF great
Interest 10 the farming community. Tho
Emperor rccited his personal experiences
ir rc.lJimils 500 acres on the imperial
estate at Cad!ncn, on the Baltic coa>.
tn" wora was done at an expense OF
tlS.t55 aud already the profits from the
land have shown an increase OF 5000.
lie also told OF successful experiments
undertaken at his direction 10 improve
the breed OF moorland cattle by cross
Ing tl"m with the indian zebu. The
The evening world., 1911-02-17
COMMANDER GATES DEAD.
STROKE Of ApopIcNy on Board Bat
tIcshIp Proves Fatal.

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL Commander
ue.hcrt q. Gates. q. :. y. died at the
Naval Medical School Hospital here to-
day OF apoplexy. He was taken i'll a
month ago while serving as executive
officer OF the battleship Minnesota. en-
gagged in battle practice at G%uantana-
mo, Cuba. lie was detached and
brought to the United States on the
hospital ship Solace.
Commander Gates was n native OF
Bay cay, Mich. where he was born
April c. 1861. lie entered the Naval
Academy Sept. I, 1854. and reached the
grade OF commander July !. 1910. Dur
ing the Standardization war he was
attached to the gunboat Cdstlne.
The evening world., 1911-02-17

result had beer that the milk of the
new strain was much richer.
His Maiosty's facetious illusions to his
troubles encountered in extracting from
the Keeper Of the privy purse money
with which to further the experiments
md frequent wltticisrns kept his hearers
in a ripple OF merriment.
The E;npcroT's voice was husky. but
strong. and he spoke with evident e'fthu-
siasm. lie looked tired, however. and
gave the appearance OF having aged.
When It came TO reading his notes
he adjusted a pair Of eyeglasses. 1t being
the first time he has used them In public.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
If YOU ARE A IRlFLE SENSITIVE

About the size Of your shoes, it's some
satisfaction to know that many people
can wear shoes n size smaller by shaking
Aliens Foot-Ense. the antiscptic pow.
der. into them. II takes the sting out
of Germs and bunions. Just the thing
for Dancing Parties, Patent Leather
Shoes, and for Breaking in New Shoe S
When rubbers or overshoes become
necessary and your shoes pinch. Aliens
Foo,-Ease gives instant relief. Sold
Everywhere. 2jc. Sample FREE.
Address, Allen :. Olmslcd. lie Roy.
\. y. Don't accept any substitute.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
SHOT, BUT WON'T TELL HOW.

Thomas Callahan. twcnty-slx. OF No.
COS Second avenue. was found In the
hallway OF his home this morning with
a bullet wound in his leg. lie was taken
TO Bellevue Hospital. where he told the
police II was none OF their business who
shot him.
"Ill &C. even when ! get out OF this"
he added. He IS believed TO have been
the victim OF n gang fight.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
Tenants Thought House Afire.
Annexation sur In Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. H.-Prem!er Aflulth
may be asked ON next Tuesday whether
England Will reply 20 America regard
3pg the annexation resolution OF Rep
Tesentative icnnet. In the House OF
Commons today Rowland Hunt, Union
ist member from the Ludlow Division Of
Shropshire, announced that he would
his query to the Premier.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
A hook FREE FOR YOU /.

The Great London Detective begins un-
rdvelling the Mystery OF the Red Tri-
aHgle in neNt Sundays World. a COM
pbate detective story In book form free.
Otder from newsletter In advance. Great
story
The evening world., 1911-02-17
Do You Open Your Mouth

Like a young bird and gup down whatever food or medicine may "a MM&@aSu>,
be oHecd you Or, do you want to know something OF the con Vhn XxHMMI fSX
position and character of that which you take into your stomach CI3%nMMUWM
whether as food or medicine? ~E@EMXH&My
Most intelligent and sensible people nowadays insist IN MNS@AMMMY
knowing what they employ whether as food or as medicine. aa&ESI&&&@EW
Dr. Pierce believes they hne a Dcr6T rWn to INSIST W&SHHAG&#%H8
upon such knowledge > he publishes broadcast and MIEM$E&&~
on each bottle wrapnr what Ii is medicines are made E% H1AMTA
of md ,erns IL undr om. his he feels he can wen AM%HW EWIEa
afford to do because the more the mgpdens of which My
his medicines are made. are studied and understood the W
more win their supcrOr curative virtues be apprerahd
For the cure of vomns peculiar weaknesses and arrangements, giving rise to frequent
headache, backache, draggngdown pain or rreSs and kindred symptoms Of Weakness
Dr. Nres Favorte Prescription is a most chiccrt remedy. 1t is equally effective in
giving strength to nursing mothers and preparing tcs system OF the epetantm oher
for. bhys coming thus rendering childbirth safe and comparatively painless The "Fa-
vorte Prescription is Il most potent, strengthening tonic to the general system and to
the organs distinctly feminine in particular; 1t is also a soothing and inygWatng merry.
inc and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prosdtCn, neuralgia, hstTIa spMms Choca
or ST. Vruss dance and other distressing nervous symptoms attendant pom functional
and organic diseases OF thee distinctly feminine orgns.
"A host of medical authorities o. all the several schools of practice ocommende each
of the several ingredients of which "Faortc Prescription" is made for the cure of the
diseases for which is claimed to be cure. You may read what they say for yourself by
sending postal card request for free booklet of extracts from the leading authorities,
to Dr. r. V. Pierce, InvaHds Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y, and it will
come to you by return post
It's foolish and ohn dangerous to experiment with new or tut slightly tested med
imes-somcimes urged upon the afflicted as lust as good" or better than "Fnorte
Prescription" The dishonest dealer sometimes insists that he knows what the prohered
substituted made Of out you don't AM it is decidedly for yOr interest that Vol should
know what yH are taking into vr stomach land system expecting it to act as a curative
To him its only a difference Of profit Therefore. insist OF having DR.. Piercs Fr
votc Prescription.
Send 81 oneccnt stamps to pv cost of mahng.omy O free copy of DR. Pnros
Common sense Medical Adviser DOS pagesc lUrbound. Address Dr. erce as above
The evening world., 1911-02-17
Thugs ATTACK
AGED WOMAN IN
EAST SIDE HOME
Kick and Choke Her and Tear
4 $500 Earrings Through
the Flesh.
THEN MAKE ESCAPE Z.
Screams Of Neighbors Cause
Alarm of Fire in Columbia
H Street Tenement.
THEN MAKE ESCAPE E.

Airs Rachel Green. sixty-hve years
9i. was frightfully Beaten by three
young thieves to-day in her Nat At No.
u Columbia street. The 800 pair of ear
,Sngs which she wore were torn from
her violently. She was chokei. Kicked
and beaten into insensiblllty. and left
for dead. All this happened ~ bread
Daylight ut II O'Clock IN the morning.
iThe robbers escaped. though her
streams and those OF neighbors on the
stme floor brought "A crowd of thou
sfnds to the street and started an alarm
Of nre. Central ONCE Detectives Duggan
ard O'Farrcll. who were sent from Poo
lre Headquarters 10 look into the case,
believe the work was done by a crew OF
rppghs who have committed many sim
liar crimes all through the east side and
have committed at least one murder.
although. heretofore. II has been I'm
possible to get hold OF any one who has
hid enough of o look az their faces to
identify them.
Visited Her a Week AGO.
Mrs. Green Is very sure she will know
them II she sees them again. She said
that a week ago they came to her house
ostensibly looking for a girl to do house,
work. She did rot know anything OF
tbe girl they asked for and advised
them TO 20 TO see her husband. who
has a FISH stand at No. 26O I%.iyington
street. She offered 10 go with them.
They hurried away. but she felt uneasy
when she saw the way they looked at
her earrings.
When they came again to-day she did
not recognize them In the darkness of
TIE. hall They carried books like those
used by gas company inspectors. and
asked to he allowed to LOOK at ner
meter. She let them In. one OF them at
ONCE locked the door. She then saw
their faces plainly. She cried out. nut
ohe Of the thugs threw her on the bed
AID the others ripped the bands of the
earrings through the flesh Of her ears,
while the first man cnoked her.
.'lt Is enough" she moaned when she
gbf her breath. Take everything. but
let me go"
THEY laughed and Mrs. Green SAYS one
eeid: 80. mother. We thought you were
dad. Now die sure enough"
With that she say they threw her %
the floor and all three kicked her saw
aEely in the stomach and in the face.
Tenants Thought House Afire.
Mrs. Augusta Strausser. next door.
heard the struggle and tried to get in.
Ehe found The door locked and bcat
upon 1t. shouting at the top of hoi
vpice. This started the alarm OF fire
aba the tenement became ~thunderou'
With running feet. The thieves unlocked
the door. knocked Mrs. Strausser doAn
and ran TO the street.
Abraham Himmell. who has n stor'
on the ground floor, caught one of then
bat let so when he was raped owe
the knuckles with n slungshot. IN,
cfowd chased the three through Colum
bia street to Rivington street and thoi
LOST them.
MR.. Green was attended by DR.. Rcyn
ODDS Of Gouverneur Hospital and wa
found to be Ia "A pitlable condition.
The evening world., 1911-02-17
KAISER AS A FARMER
TELLS HIS EXPERIENCES.
German Rui.r in a Humorous Mood
Keeps Auiisn:a Laughing--Givss
Points on Breeding.

BERLIN. Feb, i7.-Enporor william
sumrieltly covered from his recent
illness 10 address "a. German ASricul.
tiral Congress to-day. "" was in high
,r,.its and amused while he instructed