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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-10
Gin s%dlamsenparf,

0adbem es benz Sorider Gal-
mette bonn Snititut Saiteur in Gu-
rts 51lerIt gelungen NOR, Elm &c.
rrm SIT finoen, oas oIs Spe5ififum
gegen ous @ift Ser inoiiden Bril-,
leni6lor1ge mirfte, bei6Gftigte iib
Die 8ileni6aft eifrig balnit, olltD
Sero gegen Die @ifte atoerer
Sdlongen gu g%epinnen, uno beion.
oers IN Snoien, Dem 2onoe, bos an
metiten inter Ser S6longenplage 81
1etoen fat, muroen bteie 8erinhe
I'M 9roBten Wositabe utto nit ent.
idtebenen @rfoleen oufgenommel,.
Seute beitebt in gotonton ein itaot-
li6es Seruminititut, unb bieies
ultterbdlt, I'M icoer5eit oas not.
penotge @ift bei Ser Snno GIT ba-
belf,N einen groBen Sdlongerporf.
ltm iid) ipieoer S6fangen gu ihaf-
fen, touidt es Serum gegen S6Iony
gen ein. gs lit oos ie6r n~ottpenbie,
oenn oie Siere meroen oitrd Sic
Gntnabme Tires @%iftporrotes, bell
lie fril6eitens lit pier5ebn Gogen en-
leben, iebr oeidlpddt, lire Ser.
oou1tlta leioet, nto lanecr ols ieds
Mfonote %ertroaen Tie fire 8ertpet,.
Dung i'm 9ienite Ser Meoi5ift nidt.
llebcr Die arbeit inn 5dlongen.
port miro foleenoes beridtet: Der
Aitiitent foBt oie sdlonee 5u11ad,lt
NIT elmer 3onge om @opf podt
iie Damn felt init Ser einen Sono bin.
ter Dem &opfaniob n1o bGlt NIT
Der mbern Sen 2eib felt. Ser 9lrst
offnet ibr oann nit elmer Hin5ette
oos Woul uno fangt in einer Bbiole
oas oustretenoe @ift ouf. Gin uno
oieielbe S6lanee fam ie noh If,
rem Sitter uno gefinoen iebr per-
ihieoene Mengen Gift geben. 1os
meiite ei6t Die bosortioe n2adeiis
alternalas", namlt6 0,5 &ubifcentt~
meter, Die alapperidfonge gi5t
fonm ben %fiinften Sell, bos Gift lit
ober nm 10 gefabrli6er. 0os SIT
ititut perfiiet iiber iebr groBe @iit.
tnengen, oenn es meroen I'M Sabre
melt iiber 1000 @iftertraftionen
gentodt. SIN 1900 G6lanaen nur.
ben I'M leeten Sabre eingeIiefert
9os Sit miro filtriert, eingetrocf-
net nno oonn in fleienu, ipater iid)
itetgernoen 9oien 8ferben einge-
lpribt, in oeren 9lut ii6 nun oas
mirfiane Gerum biloet. 5hlieBlih
pertraat 10 elm Ster @iftoder, Die
binreiden piiroen 5000 big 5000
Bferoe 81 totem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-10
alupO's Sn6ilamrn.

Sn Oieiem Sabre feiert Die BE-
riibmte 2onooner ELECTROMAGNETIC.
einigung 2loDos, bic ibr Sollptbn-
reau IN Der fOnigliden gorie bat,
u1o BET Der idle6teroings aGes uno
ieoes periihert neroen fam, ibr
bltnoertiabriges 8eiteben. SIN Sab
re 1911 pur6en oie Stotuten, oic
rod beute III 4roft linb, beroffent-
lift; Ste Organization Ielbit oatiert
oleroings nod meiter 5uriid ltllo
fann big sum @noe oes ~iieb5ebuten
Sobrbnnoerts 5uriidperfolet iper.
ben; ibr 8egriinoer lit @omoro
2lopo. Sn BEN gnfdngen marell
2lopos meiter ni1ts als ein Brt.
potilnternebmen. Sbre Nodridtcl
iiber Sdiffsberlulte nuroen 5lierit
I'M Sabre 1896 p%er0ffentliht, tpur-
ben ieoo6 balo nieoer eingeitent,
90 Der S~ermtsgeber, 2lopo ielbit.
oos Wisfa1en oes 8arlaments onf
iid 9e5ogen batte. 3u iener 3e;t
moren Die Nahrihten natiirIif nidt
georuft, ionoern geI1rieben, uno
infolgebeiien neranloBte Ser ge-
febl, Die 8ltbIifationen ein5uiteGeu,
fait gar feline 9lrbeit. Spdter tpuroe
cine neue @usgobe ms @ers
geiett, Die nit getpiiierL bon i3eit gu
3eit notpenoig gepelenen Imam
oerungen bente nod eri1eint. 8ie.
le ieltiame gerii6erungen iinb hei
2lopoS iongenommen moroen. 3url
geilpiel mrroe ietner5eit cine BrG-
nrfe bon SO Warf fir einen Monot
anf oas 2eben Napoleons I. ge,
rednet; oie @usgabe BON 8eriife,
rungen gegen Mufrubr uno 8iirqer-
friea mobrenb oes groben 9pf-
itreifs uno cine 8erliherung fir
oas %beriibmte Gennpfero Ormonoe
fonnen 81 oieien g5Gblt perben. g.
he mol nod ME oagefpeiene Ser
iidernllg idloB Die Sirma mil Ell
mem Mtonne ob, Ser iid gegen einen
Eli reiden &inoerlegen BON ieitei1
%lei1er Srou pebrte uno ith ge0en
3nillinee periidern lteB. @eeen CT.
men ebentuellen gusfaa Ser &r0-
mlnqsfeftlihfeiten i'm Monot SUM
iino ebenfaQs piele @eriiderungel
eingegangen noroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-10
L.okdIes.

Oie Mbmintltrationsparte'

Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
abiidtigt BET Ser 2eeislatur nm
bier Imenbements gu Dem ieeigen
Charter %ein5ufommen. 9as cine iolI
Ser 5tabt bos Me6t geben, Die
Sefper-Sarm au perfaufen ooer all-
berpeitig mber Tie gu oisponieren.
Das 5neite ion es moglid MAIDEN,
bic @ebaIter Der %erpablten 8eam-
ten Der Stabt gu berdnoern. Sas
brittle ion Die Stabt aller 8erpflid]-
tungen fir irsenb meIde p%eri0nlf-
den @erlebunge,n, Ste Semanb
i'm Stootgebiet erleioet, entbeben
nn6 Dos pierte ion Ser Staotpsre
maltuma bas &eht geben, Die Ser
itellune unb @erbeiierune Ser Set-
tenpege uno Straben 5u %erafpin-
gen.
Die Gomniifion Government
2eague IaBt algenblidlid Die @abl=
liften, Die BET Ser Gbarter : @abl BE-
nust mtroen, fopieren.
9%onnerftag abeno fanoen Die
Graduating grercifes" Der Sod]-
ihuIe in Der 8eetboben Saae
itatt. Drei innge Manner uno 5ipei-
uno5uan3is iunse Damen erbieltea
lire Mbgangs5eugniiie. Deutider Mb-
funft unter ben Mbiturienten ipa-
rem: @miIie Setter, Steua Shie,
9iloa 4lberta Sferls, Mgnes 90.
Guide, Meeina 6. gprraih, Beatrice
Burg un6 Sitgo @lmenoorf.
Gem Toli5iiten 8ert IS. Wit-
Ter iuurbe cine &ligel aus Dem @rm
genommen, Die er i'm Sanuar BORT
gen Sabres BET elmer SdieBerei al
Der Sole6ao StraBe empfangen bat.
te. Die &ugeI tpar oamals in Den
unterarm eineeorungen, jest lob iie
nnbe Der SdltIter.
Sn ieiner @obnune an Der
Mor6=9ndberrp StrnBe ftarb S. s.
ar q me r, eii1 iunger 9eutiher
aus Netpgorf, Ser Dor 5tpei Monatet.
ieiner @efun6beit tpegen bierber ae-
fomrnen NOR.
sSsn Der Sibung Ser itaotiiden
Sanitdtsbeborbe am 9onner1tae
aben6 mur6en MIR Moutine &c.
ibGfte perbaitbelt.
Die %.gommiiiion Government
2easue" ldBt aitgenblidIif oie @abI-
liiten, Die bel Ser Charter : @obl
benutt ipnrben, fopieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-10

felt GeritanDnis. fir oie Manner-
jo9o, oos omiiiiert iib in i~eiller
6armloien @eiie llno neiit iultinfttp
niles @efagrli6e BON iid. Sd BIN
irob, bob id feiu Madtmort 81
ipreden bralld)e, oent oieien Ser
tebr litte ih allf feilen 5ou."
Scr SberItleutnart 1tllrmeite ct.
l9as llnperitalt0li6es. @r fannie Die
IL morolii6en GntriiltungsIdreia
ieiner Satin nad ieoem freuna-
ldaftliden 8eiud ser Sofrdtin uno
le1te ibnet fein ionoerlitbes Sc
.uiu,t BEL.
SeoenfallS ober NOR es cine ior-
Gerhare Silfonieq1en5, BOB oie
Sberitlelttnant in Der Siefe ibres
Senuites oelt brenuenoen @unid,
6eQte. ond 9elna moee gu einem
Eoman fonlmcll, je %oltfregenoer 1lno
cin'dneioalber, oelto better. Sic
5cneiOete orocntlid onoere Staote
ean ieoes 8orfommnis oieie r Nrt
Eunb iab ieoe f~leinIte alati6geIdih-
lie gel1au oaroufbin al, Oh Iie lib
tieqqidt gu Dem erbofften greig-
tlt5 oustpa6ien Tonne, natiirlid MIR
III Ser Sor1iIie oes lieben 0G6.
ten, redt peit BON ieber 9~eriihr)ull
6anit man init @olbebo0en hei-
leite iteben un9 Dem 2auf ser 0in-
ae 5uiehcn fonntr.
Sic hntte euf @atters geboffi
oas irar pergebli6 getpeien. Gam
duf Mieot. SIMMER ni6ts, er
3lteit i'd bisber bon allen 9etnaer
Gamer fern; a6er ieitoem ste @ron-
ocnsdein ca NOR, bliibte ibr s2ei-
gen. 9a luiiroe es auf sic 9ouer
ii6er niht obne etpos abgeben.
NOS Die @emiiter aufreste, uno
nit elnem Seuf5er Der gefrieoigung
ihloB iie alt6 beute ibre abenoli-
DE Neoe NIT ben @orten:
$50 Die 9ra1oeniteinl 9r iolit
lebelL Sitter, 9elno miro gu ieinem
Ronlan fommen, ulo nod oa5l slt
citlem beionoers pifarten." ---
Nellp mar ipablerii6 in Der @iblio=
lief 9epeien, aber abii6tslos. 8Gb-
reno tie init Dem 2aoeninboher
iprad, m1roe binter ibr baltig Sic
Siire aufgeriiien uro 2al1ga trot
Elm. ST batte ourd Die bei6Iagenen
S6eiben Die @nneienbeit elmer
Dame I'M 2aoen bemerft lno ge-
1laubt, Srioa nod all5utrefferl, ic.
oenfaas mar er etmas b~etroffen, ols
CT Neap lab.
6ofli6 griiBelto> ein paar barn
le 9braien medielnb, trat er Slt i6r.
Sir iein 2e6en germ bdtte er oe-
ipuBt, oh 5rioa fortaeeanaelt, OF lie
Die 9ronoenltein nod g%etroffell.
ober cine Srage mar gan3 ousge-
idloiien. 8ieqeidt bradte es Ser gu.
faa NIT iih.
(1uriIetunu folat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-10

Sir peraeiben niemon6cn
fdmerer, als Dem, Der @eht hat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-10
Der Gat ruer Game In gautre Game

Ser Gat ether Game tn Nutre Game
an ale %bieienigen, Die an H6elmatisz
atrs, ob MN Musfels ODER @eIenfr6eu.
matismus. on 5ifti9meraen. 9egen>
guB B, G%iidenpeb. S6mer5en in Der
Nierenaeeenb ODER 0erbenidmer5en Ieie
ben, eebt oabin. an iie Inn Elm Saltsnlits
tel gu i6rei6en, pelhes tpieberbolt
ldrnmtltfe oieier @e6reden aebeilt bat.
sic fliblt es ais lire 8fli6t, baiIelbc
an ale foitenfrei su f9iden. Sic tons
zen gu Sauie cine Seilung berbe,fibs
rem. ipas S%ailienoe b~esepsen t6rnen, elm
&fimatpehi lit nidt erforberli6. Dies
les entbedte einfade &ittel i6eioet
Sarniditre aug benz 8l1te. mnbt bte
iteifen @elenfe eefhmeibig, reinigt bas
Blit itno tldrt Die 9ebfrnft; Dem gans
zen aorperlbitem piro @Ieftrisitdt unb
Spannl,ug perlieben. 8enn Obiges sic
tn%terefiert. 10 abreHieren sic behufs
sr%langnng bon 8e.ueiien Srau 80. Gums
nters. 8og N. 9otre Same, Sub. Sdreiz
ben Sic in bieisr Gbrohe.
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Ham.G rIanbnisiMelme.

Sris Gutter, 8obubaus, gaitro Ctr.
$1,000.
9. g; @eber, @obnbaus, @labitone
abe. $500.
q 9eutid. slnbau, Ot>grais slace
Ctr; $3.50.
emil 5erbsleb, 9~feparaturen. Sabs
Ctr; $50.
8. g. 9aienbad, 8obnbaus, gelmol,l
Ctr; $3.50.
%. aoiemun, @Obn6aus, etace ctr.
9; @Osel, @o6nbaus, Durango Ctr.
abso. steitte. s6uppeu, @aberlt
Ctr. 500.
$500. eu'A 0
5ran s. Blum. @obnbaus, Matan,os
ras Ctr; $3.50.
Srau s. Blum, @ohnbaus, San Suis
Ctr, $3.50.
emma gonring. anbau. 0Itsgom.
merce CTR; $75.
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: { I a ..

Der Senat bat ole 9ia, mel.
DE beitimmt oaB Saloons obenos
nml7 nbr geidliien iperoen iollen,
nit benz 3uias, oaB @etranfebdno-
Ter feline Beitraee Su Gampag,1e-
fcnos geben birfen, iest enoeiltis
angenommen. sic sing ipieoer on
6as 9nus 3uriif, % oteies crit feline
3iftimmlang gu Dem 3uias geben
rulbte. 9as Saiis bot 0ieie gu
itiurmung aber niht geeeben ullo
Is miro ieBt cine @onferei,5 iiber
bic Bin abgebalten meroen miiiien.
Wie Comptroller Cane iaat,
treffen tdglid ononpmne grief in
oenen ibm angeblide l1ebertretltn-
gen beg @eieses fir Den @etrdll-
febnn0eI mitgeteiIt iperoen, BEL linn
Elm. gr lit aber 70 anltGnoig, oieie
naonpmen 3uidriften nidt 81 bead)-,
ten.
Die @einert'i6e BID, meldp
ben 8ou zines Dommeg in Ser
@uaoalolipe BET Neu-grmlnfels ge-
itnttet, lit ouh i'm Sauie a1genom.
men tuoroen. Hur einige unbeoell-
ten6e Weran6erungen iino gemodt,
iiber bic fib Die beioen @Guier mol
einigei1 tperoen.
ESomdg s. Bon, Ser 8orlisen-
be Der 8robibitioniiten : 9ereilli~
gung, bot einen glufruf erlaifen, III
benz er oGe Hrobibitioniiten a~uffor,
bert, tire Hfliht gu tl1t1, oann mir.
ben bic Brobibitioniiten BET ser
BnbI i'm SuIi unbeoingt fiegen ms
bic Soloors aug Seras treiben.
WGbrero 6es Monats Ssanuar
iin6 in unlerm Staate 1912 gaIen
NaiimipoIfe geginnt moroen. SIN
@an5en beIGuft iif Die 33abl Ser ge-
ginrten 8aIen iest uuf 1921 69
NoIen.
Der bier5ebniGbriee gorrol
Rorm in 8ra6D nolIte neuIid) su-
feber, OF in elmer @aiolinfanne nod
@nioIin lei. Or 3iin6ete elm Streidl.
boI5 an uno belt es in Die @ni1,
ne binein. Hl0slid erfoIgte aine CT.
ploiion. Gem arnter Singen muir.
ben 4nn6 un6 Mrm fiirhtbar Der.
brannt. Se6enfans peroen Inn
orei Singer abgenomrnen mer6en
miiiien, tpenr er niht gar ben gan.
gen Mrm berliereit miro. {
Muf cine Grau 1eaupre III
Dallas lit Elm Moroangriff gemndJ.
uor6en. Mon fdno lie NIT einge.
fhIngenem S1GoeI in ibrer Slide
liegen. Mon bat feline Mbnuna 80
bon, tper ben 4neriff beriibt boben
fam. Mnfones batte man ibren
Morrn in 9eroatt un6 perboftetc
i'm, bot i'm 0anr aber eegen giire-
f9aft tuieoer aug Der Soft entInIien.
Gin fIeiner fiinf5ebniabriger
Sa1ge In r1baloe Mamens SamiIton
prnptber fan6 cine gpnomitpntro.
ne. CT fdIug NIT einem Sammcr
6arouf iie erpIooierte uno ct erlitt
fdtpere WerIetungen.
Sn 9ouiton lit OF. Sean go.
bert WoefeI, Der neulid Bel einem
MutomobiI : llnfaG berlett puroe,
g~eftorben.
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@tr aIanbcn al, i'm,

neil mir ielne 8irfung fenllell ia.
gen Die 2eler oieier 3eitung, ,pelde
Or. Gi6ter's uBain-grpcGer" &c.
bror6t boben, lange bepor fie Mrne,
rita iaben. Gin alt ~6eo15rtes,
ifnea unb ii6er mirfenoes Mittel
gegen Hbeumatisml1s, @idyl. Joeurol.
gle, @rfaltieuneen uip. @s lit in al
len oeutihen @potbefert gu baaen at
25 uno so Gents Die Slalde.
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2e6en fmrs Dor Dem Sobe aerettct.

seben firs Dor Dem Sooe serettet.
SD mar niemals meinem @rote
10 nabe,4 i6reibt @. 81. 8atterion
BON @ellington, Seras, .als pentl
cine i6reflide @rfaltllng uno cir
Snngenleioem troe 5meiiabriger drst-
ltfer gebanolung mid auf Zoe
Tfuno berunterbradte. Mein go.
ter, Mutter uno 5pei Sdfpeitern
ltorben at Der Sdminoiu6t. 9ab
td lest nod am 2eben bin, babe i6
MIR Or. Sings Nep DISCOVERY Su
peroanfen, Die mid ooaitdnoig FIJI.
rierte." soc unb 81 Brobeflaide
tret. @orontiert bon aaen 9ru9gi.
iten.
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DirS Elm ppfer bon 0iebeu.

g. %. Bombs bon Goal Gtt9.
Ofla., beihmert fid, bob 5tpei 9iebe
inn bic Geiunobeit fir 5tpei Sabre
ftnbIen: Gin 2eber- uno elm 0ieren.
1eiben. Or. Sings Neie 2ebens
DiIIen flirierten tin. Is Gents Bel
oilen gruggiften.
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5ram erbiclt autem Stat.

Wfeine 8rou moute nniern Sungen
gum 0oftor nebnlen. idreibt Q.
Sranfel bon Strouo. Ola, id iagte
ober. ge6rau6e 9udlens @rntco
Salbe uno ite bette sic 8eule in fur.
ser Belt, 8eriudt iic. 0rr 25 Gts.
bei often 9rugeiiten.
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Mb ipi

9fi6ter: u@onn BADEN Sic oos
Sofol, IN Dem lib audi Ser 4nge-
fla9te befano, berlaiien2"
8euge: vWait Dem @ngefGaetelt."
rAber Der mnrbe bod binnusge-
morfen.f
sd ouG.4
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am lei6teften beiiegt maj
9tnoerniiie, menn man lie ni6t oo.
fir bGlt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
AT DUKE.


Especial to News and Observer
Duke. n. c.. June 17.-Mr. r. l.
Hassell. president of the Hasself-
Johnson Company. spent this week in
Baltimore and the Northern markets
looking after the fall line Of goods
Mr.. w. H. burlington, who has been
been representing the Metropolitan
representing the Metropolitan Lite
Insurance Company at Dunn ana
Duke. has given up his work at Duke
and will devote his entire time 20 hl3
in and around Dunn. Mr.
Fred J Williams, of Duke. will nave
charge Of their business here.
Quite a number of our people have
been attending the Epworth confer
ence at Dunn this week and all report
a good time and a good conference.
There is not an EpWorth League mere.
but since attending this conference
Rev. w. c.. Martin says he thinks we
should have one, and he Is going 10
,1se his efforts to establish one mere
Mr.. E. P. Davis. cashier of the Bank
Of Harnett, is spending this week In
Durham and West Durham, and eK>
meets to return to Duke saturday
Miss Sue Smith. of Hig Point. Is
at home with her people on a ten
DAYS vacation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
Death of j.. ID. Jenkins.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Mount Airy, June III. D. Jen-
kins, one Of Mt. Airy's Oldest bust
ness men, died this morning from an
overdose Of udanum. He did not
take the drug with suicidal intent. He
leaves a wife n two children. n
o and one daughter. He began the
mercantile pursuits here in 1877 and
had amassed a snug little fortune for
MS country. The entire city and
community sympathize with the grief
stricken family IN their great sorrow.
May the Lord help all his friends and
associates to ever be on their guard
as they know not the day nor hour
when the m will come to all.
At this writing no arrangements had
been made for the funeral and inter
ment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20

the rules Of yntax yet talking the
commonest kind of common sense.
Nearly every sentence scintiilated. She
said IN the outset that she did not in
tend TO discuss things from the aes-
thetic standpoint. That's all right
she declared. but Ne need bread and
butter, and Nell-darned socks. too"
She said hat the accent upon dead
languages. dead characters. dead peo-
pies in our educational system had
driven practical things away. The
women have long needed training IN
things hat make for home. Have
you ever seen a bachelors home2
sne asked. while some one sang OUT
from the crowd. There Is one in Dur
ham," She retorted that she had seen
a few homes without woman a torn
up system of bedrooms and unwashed
dishes, a general Decentralization about
the house and the like. and then
brought the courtroom TO a roar when
she said: 4 think the condition OF the
average courthouse reflects the Ca
pacity of men for neatness and at
tractiNeness about the home. The
slap was all the more pleasing because
it hit at home.
She said tina the fact that most OF
these co-educational hoo have been
called marriage factories is nothing
against them. why shouldn't they
train people so as to enjoy married
life TO the fullest. / have the word OF
DR.. s. A. Knapp that there never has
gone out from the schools Of this na-
ture over which he presided and Ia
bored. a married couple whose We'd
ding resulted unhappily. Marriage Is
the home and the object OF womans
life is largely the home-mak1ng. All
women do not marry. but as hlpllnS
says. that's another story Some day
the woman who does expect TO marry.
will marry. She will wake up some
| morning and find that she has break
fast to cook for some man, and woe.
if she can't do it."
h declared that she did not like
the expression catching a husband,
vet she was aware that one has to hs
caught much as q horse or another
animal by some tempting bait. and
the best thing to hold out to one is the
| promise that the home will be made
| attractive. the food well prepared and
| everything done in the best possible
way.
She seemed to see the day not afar
when the woman who cares for her
own children will know as much
| about how to feed them as the hus-
band and father knows about feeding
| his calves and pigs.
Immediately following Mrs. Hutt's
address, Mr.. John Sprunt Hill read
the resolutions which committed Dur
ham to a hard pull for the school
Pending further action, Professors
+. c.. Brooks and w. D. Carmichael
spoke briefly and offered themselves
to work in whatever capacity they
may, and Judge Sykes and Captain
Parrish spoke with ~eloquence in Ia
vor of the plan. Each declared TIT
this is the time when the farmer Will
get his dues. that he. and he alone.
will reap the benefit Of this great ex-
pertinent.
Eight committeeman from Durham
township and three each from the sew
eral townships, were appointed 70
carry the matter up roper Tor tne
deyiSing Of plans to compete the
scheme To result in one Of the schools.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
Supt. LenOir Schools Elected.

Especial to News and Observer.)
LenOir, June 17.-At a meeting of
the board of trustees of the Lenoir
Public Schools Tuesday night. Prot.
E. c. Ruffin, Of Whitakers, was elect
ed superintendent Of the schools al
this place, to succeed Prof. John l..
Harris, resigned. Prof. Ruffin taught
in the Rocky Mount schools last year
and had been elected principal of the
school for the coming year. but re-
signed that position to accept the SUI
perintendency of the school here.
He comes to Lenoir highly recon-
mendad.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
Fine Fishing at Beaufort.
CBeaufort Look Out

~" UIOIN IIOOh q
Capt. Charles Carrow took put a
fishing party, composed Of Messrs
Murray, Parker and Cox, of Burling-
ton, on Tuesday and Wednesday. On
the first day they caught just 100 as
sorted fish. and on the next day
caught 104. This is some fishing,
when it is remembered that these
were all large fish.
Fishing has been exceptionally good
this week His catches of menhaden
were made Wednesday and Thursday.
Weather has been ideal for the aux
iliary schooner fleet, and the fish fac-
tories have all started up. This means
money in Beaufort.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
Death of Mrs. G.. n. Martin.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Morven, n. c., June 17.-After a
p~rotracted illness Mrs. G.. A. Martin
died at her home here this afternoon
BeslCes her husband she is survived
by two sons, earle Y. and George w.
Martin, and two daughters. Miss Nina
Martin and Mrs. M. L. Ham. The
burial will take place Monday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
The Decay of Manners.

Writing in the issue of Harper's Week
" for June II. H. Il. Marriott Watson
descauts upon the decline OF manners in
England and America. "On the whole. 1t
Is imDossible to deny better manners to
tho American" he writes. The etiquette
of the sexes is certainly looser in Ameri,
ca. Our grandmothers would be shocked
to see what breaches have been Haaue
in tha necessary fertilization between the
sexes. Once upon 4 time young manhood
stood bareheaded in the rain or bowed
TO the waist when it encountered young
w~omanhood; now a nod is as good as u
wink or a mere perfunctory clutch at the
hat. 1t is all a matter Of convention, OF
course. but do you like 1T!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
All People Should War
Against Germ-laden
Pests
THE CARRIERS Of DISEASE

II Need, O the Imagination to APP
Dreciate That in It's Daily Rounds it
MAY sep Onto the Sputum OF a
Consumptive or Excretion From a
Typhoid Patient.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
GOES TO WINSTON.
fopuiar Raleigh Architect TO Opeu
OIlice Ihcre-WiIl Divide Time
Raleigh and Winston

Mr. Chas. W. Barrett. one of our
leading architects, will leave tomoc-
row to take charge OF offices opened
IN the Wachovia Bank and Trust Cos
Building, Winston-Salem. y. c.
1T is his intention to divide his time
e. that office and the one he
Will retain here.
He has several buildings in Raleigh
and surrounding places that Will call
Tor his personal supervision and he
will not leave US for good for some
time to come.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
Death of Miss Pearl Harrison.

Especial 70 News and ObserVer.)
La Grange, June 17.-Miss Pearl F..
Harrison died Saturday. June 10th,
at the home of her father, Mr.. James
Harrison, LenOir county. Death re-
suited from brain trouble. She was
twenty years old, and was a very ad-
mirable young lady. Her remain
were taken to the family buryine
ground. Jones county, Sunday. June
18th
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
The Drought and Its Efect in Stokes
County.
(Danbury ~NeWS-RepOrte

The Reporter has talked with a
good many farmers from different
sections Of the county with regard to
the drought and its effect on the
crops. and, according TO the papers
best judgment, based on the reports
received, the wheat crop is an average
one. with corn hardly below the aver
age. and tobacco cut short by one
fourth. There are a few farmers who
will make nearly as muc
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-06-20
At the Hub.

peacon streete had called upon the fair
maiden of his dreams and she hah re-
ceiyed him eagerly
ION. Becky dear" she murmnred. as
no entered the room, have you seen
papa" ,,,er-
view. Penelope" he replied. wearily. but
7 have found him in such an extraordl-
narily loauacious state OF intellectual ap-
sornfioo in his own Immediate enter
n.;ses that I have been unable TO insert
= monesyliabIe e~dgewise.-
"Why don't you try him with a ie"
shorter words than usual. beloved WINS
pered the fair one