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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
CHARLES E. GOOD REENLIsTs.

Charles E. Good, of 35s Woodside
venue who recently completed a four
year enlistment in the marine corps,
reenlisted at the local office yesterday
and left last night for the Marine Bar
racks, Mare Island. Cal, where he will
Join the first detachment leaving for
the Philippine Islands. Good served on
board the u. S. s. Connecticut, the
flagship OF the Atlantic fleet, during the
y a Of thai famous armada around
the world. 1907-f909.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
THIRTEEN GUESTS AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY is
CAUSE OF SHOOTING.
John Battesta, Host, Gets Bullet
in Neck and
Will Die.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-John Bat
tesla. host at a birthday dinner in On
Italian restaurant at Macdougal street,
was shot in the neck and fatally
wounded by one of his guests early to-
day during an alteration which arose
following an argument as to whether
the seating of thirteen men around a
table Is unlucky.
When the argument over the un!ut ky
number came up one of the diners drew
a revolver. 1t was discharged, acct
dentaIly, the diners claim, and Pat
tesla fell to the floor morally
wounded.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
HURT AT FORBIDDEN PLAY.

1t is very probable that children Nv
in the neighborhood of the uncom-
pleted building at West Kinney and
Halsey streets will from now on heed
the warning of the police not to play
In it. Early last night ~6-year-old
Nucie Faresia, of 80 West Kinney
street, fell rom the second floor and
suffered a severe scalp wound. He was
treated at the City Hospital and then
taken home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
"JOLLY" JOHN LARKlNS
BIG HIT AT THE COLUMBIA.

AS Royal Sam" the leader of a
band of funmakers who are opening
the season at the Columbia, Jolly"
John Larkins made a hit last night
with the enthusiastic first night au-
dience. Irving Allen and Miss Jennie
Pearl also made good and a we'll
drilled chorus Offering a good LOT of
songs was encored repeatedly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
WATER BOARD EMPLOYEES PROTEST.

Water board employees will protest
Thursday at the meeting of the Board
of Works against the action of En-
gineer and superintendent George
Sanzenbacher, of the water depart
ment, who has ordered a change in the
working hours Of some of the m
ployees. They met last night n de-
cided to ask that all go to work at
8 O'Clock in the morning and quit at 5
at night. Mr.. sanzenbacher has or
dered half of them to begin work at
Z and quit an hour earlier than the
others.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
HuRT BY FALLING TIMBER.

John Mitchell, a carpenter. Of Jersey
City, while working today on a new
building at New Jersey Railroad ave
nue. and Vesey street, was struck by
a piece of heavy timber, which fell
from the second story. His left
shoulder was dislocated and his arm
bruised. He was removed to the City
Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
LOCAL RECRUITS TO MAYNARD.

Sergeant Stanford w. Hoffman,
United states marine corps, who $
in charge of the United States Marine
Corps Recruiting Station, 2SS Market
street. this city, is inreceipt of orders
from his headquarters to transfer all
men who now enlist TO the marine bar
racks, Navy Yard. Philadelphia, at
which place each man will receive a
thorough course of instruction prior 20
betting detailed for duty in a foreign
possession, or on board q m~an-o'-war.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15

of the Wild West show. Indians on
the warpath seize a scout, bind and
gag him and proceed to burn him
alive. Cowboys come to the white
mans rescue and put the redskins to
flight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
CITY BRIEFS


Although painfully injured by an
automobile driven by the owner, War
rem j. McEvay, at Central avenue and
Summit street, last night, Joseph Es-
posito, Of 81 Sheffield street, was able
to go home after treatment at st. Mi
chaels Hospital. The a%utoist, who
lives at 1866 North Seventh street, is
not blamed for the accident, as wit
nesses say Esposito ran into the ma
chine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
]. J. sEARING's WILL FILED.

The will of John J. Soaring, who
died in his city recently, was admit
ted to probate in the surrogate's office
today and dleaves the estate, real and
personal, to the widow, Harriet A.,
who is also named executor. together
with}a son. John ]. Soaring. jr. The
do9hment is dated November p. 1900.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
suspENDs AuToIsIs' SENTENCE.

Tucker II. Lowry and Charles ID.
Winters, autoists, were dismissed ur-
der suspended sentence today in the
First Precinct Court when arraigned
on a charge of running their machines
at twenty-five miles ar hour.
Motor POLICEMAN Frank E. Drastell
made both arrests. He got Lowry on
Elizabeth avenue and Winters on Bige-
low street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15
More than 1870 have Joined

under the standard OF the Saranac
Democratic club for the campaign of
1911. The club is composed Of resi-
dents of the sixth district, First ward.
Organization was effected last night at
clubs future headquarters, 532
Broad street. The officers of the club
are as follows: President, Peter J..
Healey; vice-president, James j. Reil-
Iy; secretary, Patrick j.. O'Donnell;
treasurer. John j. Flynn; s~ergeant-at-
arms, Herman Shelter.
Mrs. Alfred Ely, son., Alfred, and
daughter, Dorothy, are spending their
vacation at Suffern, N. Y, in the RAM
apo Mountains.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-15

A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math OF trade. II Is the first call that captures
the procession OF customers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-26
(snbet Winter :. Qeihell

Sir 8ieIe lit Ser g8inter cine
2eioens5eit. 3utpeilen crfrorene Be-
ten uno Singer, ooer allfgelprunge~
ne S1noe uno 2ippen Sroitbeulcn
nn6 railbe Sallt itellen iih ein. gfber
iolfe llebel meiden Dor ,.8udlen's
grnico 5albe". Gin @eriub iiher.
5eugt. @roBtes Seilnlittel fir
@ronoe III 9rii6lunnotn, @eidipi;-
re, SGiirfingen Gc3elllo ilnb Ser
renflinaen. Mur 25c i'll ailen sfpothe-
fen.
Sssm noroliben @terifo bet,
wie cine 3epei6e aus Gl 8aio mel.
oct, Elm aienllid itorfer Sdneefajl
itattgefunoen
IS puroe beubii6tiet. ont
Sonntag in Der Sauptitaot @ieli
TO cine onti amerifaniiche Denlolt.
ltrution 5ll peronItaltell Ger @ou-
ucrnelr oes @unoesoiitrifts traf
ais er non Der Sahe erfubr. Mos
regelrt oaB Die Soee nid)t 5llr slus
fiibrlnig fornnen folnte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-26
Die @adJt am 9iio @ramSe.

9fnn b1rt nal arf nit benz S5allp,
Sbr yShbter bDrt in Merifp;
llnh funintt nidjt iiber nnitre 2ein,
Sn bic Suneiteb StGts bereim.
Scnm Snfef Gam init itarfer Sanh
Salt ftrenge Wad)t am 9lio @ranb'.
SIR bnbt fd1un allsu lang frafeblt.
ltnb 9tnb' lit, iuas bem 2anbe feblt;
Sakt bod NAL crit ben rteiten Mann,
Gndl 5cigcu, iuas er leiitem fam.
ssDr glllent, holt nidjt Guntrabanb,
Bun Segas ii6er'n 9iio 0ranb'.
Gem iuikt, bas iuirb, iute fidJ's ge6iibrt,
9im 9tiu G,rano' sleidl funfis5iert;
Senm Snfel Sain nit ftarfer Sanb,
S1lt itrenge @adJt ani 9iip 0ranb'.
Statt bab ibr erd bic S2alie bred5t,
Sckt cMdl sentiitlidl bin Mnb sedbt.
srintt Snn sntunio seune Star"
Bier,
Sns brinet entidjieoen mebr 9l1iier.
1tno iuirb eudl pbn' @efabr geianbt,
BON Seras iiber'n @ip @ranb'.
9rinft raon Star" Bier 10 picl ifr
tuplft;
Dian mebrfs emh nidjt, tuenn ibr's per-
sollt.
Sptj bplt ibr bier berbut'nes Sens
Sp padt man end am 0raeen sletdJ.
9enn Snfel Sam NIT ftarfer Sanb,
SpSIt itrense Wafjt ant giio @rauo'.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-26
g. q. & 81. g. ga5m.

g. q. & q, 3. gabn.
Nnfunft -
80. i-aouiton u 5. aihe:
80. aoufton unD Der aiiie.. to- ''aan'
glO. 5-aiiitenitai6,te .i.15 IS nadm oS5a'
Sto; 44-gon 8errbiqe, inlr an 8oGer1,
td9eH 1875 BORN
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Tags. -. $500 nadnt
gfo. 46-8on &errbiIe, nur on gBo~
d1entnaem. :. :. $40 rahm
ylbfnbrt
@o. 2-Souiton uro Der &iiite.. -.
-. >. :. ...6:3O born.
s&o. 4-5ouiton unb Der @iifte.. -.
SO. e-aiiitenitaote .S:1o 81 IpattuS meda'
$40. 43-0a6 &errpiIe, nur in Woz
entagen. !. :. .4:45 nadm
gso. 4t-gaad aerrbiue. nur Som,ls
ta9s. -. .8:40 BORN
yso. 145 -Nad aerrbiue. nnr in $50
ebentaaen. :. 1925 BORN
9, S. & g. q. (Saupt-ainie.)
N,tfllnft--
80 9-gom Often. .7:15 BORN
9o. 7-Wom Often. ....6:3O nad1rn
go. 1O-@l Baio Ii. Beiten. .7:SO nadm
No: 8-@on gl Bafo. ..10.15 BORN
Qbfabri
SO. S--Rod el gaio uno @eiten.
900 BORN
go. 7-gtad 81 Yaio unb Beiten. =.
..... $3.50 nbenos
0o. 10-gsad B. Often. 1000 nbenos
gto. 8-Na6 Dem Often. .11:15 BORN
gietpria 9ipiiion, g. $. e g. 81.
Mnfltnf.
go. 301-guero, @ictoria. 800 naGm
gio. 303~313-guero. @ictoria. -.
~, .;...............7:45 AS abenos
SO. so2- -guero, gietoria. 1880 BORN
Wo. 304s314-@uero. @ictoria
.11:30 abenoS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-26
sau Anonp, 9enfag ben 26 9e5ember 1911

DSIOlt lttu)I Ou OtS |CCLOl@tUultY I'LL
Ser Stabt unterbro6en lit. Die Sui.
len bebaupten befm1ntli6, iie ieien
auerit onseeriffen moroen. Sic iil1o
entlhloiietL irgeno lpel6en 8is
heritano in 9abri3, Gei6t nno @n,
5eli nit @epalt gu unteroriifett
nno es iino besbalb tpeitere Grup-
pen bonn 4altfaius naeb 8eriien ge.
ianot. Mus 9eberan miro gelnel-
Oct, ser Hegent babe in 1ebereili-
itimmune init oeu Miniitern bus
Tarlament aufgeloit.
9os perfiibe &abinet bat,
ipie cine Depei6e aus Seberan mel
oct, ben ral-Sdasneiiter
Sbuiter iest offi8iel bon ieiner
G,ltlaiiung m @enntnis geiest,
@ieiiaes slufieben erregt ein
bon arof. Or. s(uguit bon @oiies=
mann in Der gerIirer Meoisini-
ihen @eielldoft gebaltener 9or-
trag, IN mel6em Ser onrb ieinc
9lrbeiten iiber erperimentelle Sbera=
pie uno feline Sr1munitatsfor-
idungen riibmlibit 6efannte @e-
lebrt iiber Die grgebniiie Der BON
inn Experimental sur slntpenoune
gebrohten Goiin=Gberapie 0es &reb-
ies beribtet. @orldufig beidrdnferi
iib Die nit Dem neuen Mittel e.
5ielten grfolge onf Die 9efampfung
oes Mauiefrebies, Sn al1en ssdllen
bon Mauiefrebs, melde Brofeiior
@aiiermann su ieinen 8eriuden
benubte, fonnte nod @inmii6urg
oes Wfittels eiile iofortige 3erito-
rung Ser @rebs5ellen nit Cider.
beit fonitatiert fueroen. Sb oie neuc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bein meni6li-
den 9rebs ebenlo gfa,l5enbe &eiu[-
tote i'm @efolge boben tpiro, laBt
iid beute nod nidt iagem 90 iii
oieIer &idtllng big ieet feine Ser
iu6e ongeItellt poroelr iino.
Ser ungariibe Weinifterpraii.
bent @raf &buen Seoerparp bot
i'm slbseoronetenbaus oes @eidstogs
Die in5ialoentofratiihe sSnterpella-
tion beanttportet, ipelhe 9[uffl1-
-rltng iiber Die 9egleitun1itGnoe oes
9fiidtritts oes @eneralitabs Gbefs
Sreiberrn Conrad bon Soeenoorf
nerlangte. Gle grfl1rnns oes @rc.
fen abnen beipegte iif) nabe5u ii,
oemielben @eleiie pie Die 9lnttport,
Die Der oiterreidilhe Minilterpr1s
iioent @raf Stiirefb iiingit auf
cine gleihe ssttterpellation inn gIb-
georbnetenbaliie bes Meidsrats ae.
geben bate ST beitritt nit Nah.
orud, bob poIitiide @riinoe BEL
Dem @ediel masgebello gelpeien
ieien, lno iuenoete iif aud ent-
idieoen aegen ioe Meloungen ron
ltnitimnlisfeiten in Sen Ieitcnoea
4reiien.
sssn Suan oel Sur, 9iicaro-
gua bat man arn Sonntoa Elm
siemlid ftorfes erobeben eeipiirt.
itarfer als es BORT felt ssabren pnr-
gefomnlen lit. Bie melt es iid)
ansaeoebnt ullo mie piel Sbooen
es anaeridtet bat, peiB man nod
niht.
8ier peitere amerifaniide
&rieasidiffe fiilo Dor Sbangbai
einaetroften. @ir baben iest Elf
9riegsidiffe in ben oortigen Sc.
ipaiiern.
Cine Depeide dns 9linIfa II,
9erHen su sSblge oauern hie @an,-
pfc in gabri5 an. Die ruiiiid'en
@eritdrfungen iin6 5lnn Cell eir.-
eetroffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-26

iein groBes Yortcnonnaie al1fge-
maht unb $4,000 bergegeben fir
oas 0enfmal, oas Die ct. 2ouiier
9euii6en Dem ssournaliltenter5ett
5dplr5= =Hreetorius.G .Giinaer errihteu
molten. Son Sen orei beriibrntea
yerufsgenoiien lagcn ii6 5pei, ndnt
lid Ereetorius nno Danger, 5ls 2e5-
jeiteu fortipa6rello III ben S5aa
rem. lin 9uil5 iitber 5u eeben, loa !.
te man auf BEN Gelltnlol Sd)ur;
,luiigell Die heibcll lieILeu.
9ei eincr GilellhabnfoIliiioit
III oer 9iabc bon yriltoI, gern..
fannell orei IerIonen lml's 9eben.
Ger 2ofomotipfiibrer 9loams, Der
9ei5er @lober mo Der .grofe.
man" Sprolls. Gin Brakeman
Raniells Garringer tpur6e perlest
Yrdiioeilt Snft bat lib entidie-
oell gelpeigert, ben tpegen aroBer
5diuinoeleien ill 3nhtbalg iisens
BEN 8anfier Charles @. Worie su
6egnabigen. Ct bat nit ben 4er5=
ten, Sic Morie bcbanoel,r, geiprohen
uno oieie baben ibln eeiagt, baB
Der @eillnobeits5uitallo bes @efange.
men feinen @rllno CUR @egnaoi-
glllle oes @innl,es biete, tros Der
5ablloien 3eitilngsnafribten, Die
bag @eeenteiI bebauptelt.
ST. DInep, glrfonias, bat EN-
orei3ebniabriser Srnee 9samens
Bryan 9rioeipeI ieine clfiabrige
56neltcr eridoiien, neil iie ibren
uGbriitnos Gunop" ltidt init ibul
teilell luoate.
8or ben glugeu bon 300 Ge.-
ienoen besine Dopio @ageertp in
Union gabnbof 5u Bittsbl,rg
selbitrnorb, inoeln er iid) init es-
mem 9faiirnleiier ben 9als our6.
idnitt. @eute, bie III ieiner Ndbe
ftanoen, erflarten, oaB Der iunae
Wann Dor ieiner S6redenstat tr1.
uenoen sluges mebrere 0riefe gele.
ien batte. Soseertp par als Ma-
ihiniit auf Dem 9antpfer nSrans-
fer" bon Stem @eitnlinIter, 9. gp.,
ollgeltellt geipeien umo itano ouec,ls
iheinlid i'm gegriff, iid nod iei-
ner Seinlat In Mlpn III ShottlanO
81 begebell. gr bottc eitc 9feiiefar.
te fir ben am 20. 0e5er1ber bon
Stem gorf nod 1iperpool abfabrelt-
oelt 9ompfer .2nurel,tio" lit ieinern
Weiis. Die @ntoefung, oaB btc
aarte fail5elliert ipor, ibeint Sag
gerfp gum Selbltnioro getrieben gu
boben Die bel ibnl porgefunbc-
ncn @riefe iuareil aus Mlpa batter.
uno trueeit Die llnterihrift Doifn.
Sn einem Der @riefe ipridt Sic
Shreiberiil Die 9offnnng aus, ib.l
nod @eibnahteil in Der Seinlat tple.
oer5uieben
aus @aibinaton luirb ,tadite-
ben6e Shouergelhibte gen1eloet:
Gin bieiiger agent BON Nraiioent
Waoero bon Merifo lit @emdbrs.
mann bafir, oab ein ipeitper5peia-
fes 3onpiott bebufs Maoero's
Stur5 un6 grmor6ung beltebt uno
bob Denieitigen, Dem oas Mttetta:
auf Maoero gludt, cine 9eIohnung
bon $4,000 mint, melher 9e.
trng in elmer Nem yorfer 9onf oe.
poniert iei. Ole 8erIbm0rung, De-
rem Sit in Baris uno SEEM Dorf
iit ioa bon slnbangern BON Gene
raj gfepes aasgeben.
Der Yreoiger gfibcion, luel-
der Ser grmoroung ieiner @elieb-
ten, 9lnis 2inneG, angeflagt lit
lno iid i'm Gefdngnis gu Bolton
Dor einigen Eagen ihmere Ser
leeullgen NIT eiilem geiharften
Stiif 3inii beibrabte, befinoet iid
auf Dem Wege Der 9eiferuns lnio
ipiro Biz gnbe Der Wohe mieber
iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-26
ynIanc.
In washington
Ist man sebr bsfriedigt Iber
Reyes Huslisferuna.
nlcderne Diebe.
Hy. lMaltsrson Ibsr Rcossvslls
ErwdbIung.
II I,Srdsr.
AisrtvcIIss GemdIde i'm kapj-
tcI zerscbnitten.

gyie aus @albinetpn gentel-
bet miro, lit man bort iebr befrie
oigt bon Der llebergabe hes 8enc-
raj MeDes. Wan muroe ourd, iic
uberraid)t, obeleid inall irilne:
Der Mniidt geipeien lit, baB es balo
nit ibin 5il gnoe iein nliiiie. got-
fdblid bat oas ener9iide @ingrei.
fen unIerer gunoesresierung Der
s-9emesuue oeu gooesitoB per-
iebt. Man lit iid nod nidt flor
oariiber, ob man bon Merifo ieilte
gtnslieierung iuegell llebertretl,ng
Der Observation-Disclosures perlalgen
folI ODER nid)t.
glub Ste 3ullft Der Sieha
ifreitet beitdn0is poran ssn ci-
nem Store" gu 9arlen, Mali.,
babem neulid) 9iabe Die gleftri5i
tdtsIeitliag anee5apft llno NIT Sill
fe Der 10 geiponnenell gleftriai4l!
iin6 @lpcerins ben @elOihranf &C.
offnet. slub fnno man 9laeebano-
iHube neben benz oufgeiprengtell
Geloihronf lieger, elm 3eiden, oof,
bic Diebe 9naoihube trugen, III!
5ingernboriide all perneioen.
4cllrp @atterion, Der aetiale
4erousgcber Der 2ouispiIle Courier
sssournaI bot in Mtlanta, Ga, nod.
ltebcn6cn Mnsiprud getan: yWelln
9ioolebelt i'm Sabre 1912 iuieoer gc-
,u1blt tpiro, 6nnn meroen mir iGli
oah nidt ipieoer aus benz @eiBen
9nuie berausbefolntnen, cs lei ocnn
als 1eide."
SIN @efdnsilis 5u Gbicaao be-
iinoen fid sur 3eit n Moroer glo-
fiirIi1 hnben ale Elm gl,tes @eib-
i,ahtsbinner gcbabt, iino babel bas
ben iie fIciBig fronline itnb Sernpe
ren5reoen gebaIten. gluf) Die bier
sGdon6buben, bic ben arnten Bart
ner @uel5oip ilt elmer ihelBlihen
Neiie erlnoroet boben. 8ei alien
ipar es Der vboie" Wbisfep, Der tic
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ten ShGfhen Dor Dem @algen 81
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aus wolDlngioll meloci n.un ;
Magreno Ger NagI tlt 0as Solo1al.
gemaloe ~Gie S@lagi aliI oeI'l
gr'elee meimes olc Manoe e'hes :.
&repPenailIgan9es I'M Ulilloeslap''
lol lgnnM, uon elllelll itllpelannle.s
perlfummeli iporoen. YIN 5tpet SuB
laasa M'so cisI 5oii nitsO plc.Ns = S wi.s. g.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-17
PROPOSALS FOR
PAVING, ETC

Sealed proposals will be received al
the Office of the undersigned, in the
City of Johnson City, Tenn, until 700
p. m. Sept Z, 1911, for constructing
bridges, sewers, storm water drains,
concrete curb and gutter and street paw
ing with brick, asphalt, bitulithic,
wood blocks, granitoid or concrete for
improvement Districts No and No. s
according to plans and specifications in
the office of the City Engineer.
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIEL:
5000 cubic yards, excavation
$4,000 square yards, Street paving.
$4,000 lineal feet, curb Street paving.
5000 lineal feet, 81 sewer connec-
tons.
800 lineal feet, 10" T. G. drain.
ii catch basins.
Is cubic yards, reinforced concrete to
cover drain feet wide.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified cheek equal to 10 per cent, of
the amount Of the bid, as guarantee
of the good faith of the bidder.
Bids are asked for either in cash or
5 u per cent bonds, at the option of
the city.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Bids will be opened at a regular
meeting of the City Council Thursday
September 18th, 1911 at Z: p. m.
p. f. McDonal, City Commissioner.
VIM. r. Pouder, Recorder.
johnson City, Tennessee.
l414.2
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1911-08-17
WEE INCIDENT OF CIVIL WAR
Young Soldier crawIs Along Burned
Bridge at Night and compels
Enemy to Retreat.

The bravest and coolest act that
came under my observation during
FIVE years military service at the
time of the Civil war, was that of
Isaac B. Hardy, a soldier nineteen
years of age, who has been for many
years a resident of Santa Barbara.
March 8, 1865, Gen. Sherman, on his
march through the Carolinas, arrived
before Cheraw, on the great Pedee
river Here the Seventeenth corps,
with my regiment, the sixty-fourth Il
linois, known as the Yates Sharp
shooters, in the lead as skirmishers,
held the center writes Brig. Gen. J. s.
Reynolds in Los Angeles Times.
was ordered to Immediately ad-
vance the skirmishers at double
quick through the town to the west
end of the only bridge there over the
river, and, II possible, prevent the
enemy from destroying 1t. We reached
the bridge after the exchange of many
snots with fleeing squads of the en-
emy's cavalry, who had been guard
ing the roads leading into tnc town,
but already the farther end of the