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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

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8e6aaSe go. 509-511 Ra6iiOu
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nne yeiteaEuseu irgenSmelher Irt
iuerben bis 10 l16r A6cubs oaiclbit
entgegeHgenpmmeu. Selepbon SOutb
1854.
Sonntag. II. Mdr3, 9a6mtttags
Inn halb 3 llbr, ftnbet IN Der Gpptngz
tou Surn6ulle cine Rdiisns8eridmms
lung itatt, Su fpsl6er aLe 8ereiH berg
Iiob eingelaben Itnp. gefonbers oenRits
glieoern Der 8amenpereine unb iol1en
5rauen, Die 81 tetnsm 8erein eeb0rsn,
lei es ans Ser5 selegt, an oisier Ser
fammlung 3beiI Su nebmen, oa sFrdu
q. S. Oornboefer BON Qep gprt, bic
8unoeszPrdfbenttn Der SSrduen3psige
O.s4. q. g. in ben Ser. Staaten cine
iIttereHaHte Reoe balten ipiro. sSn
8erbineung nit bieier MuFenperz
iammlung piro Der Retpport 9amenz
5tpeig fem jdbrliaes Stiftungsfsft abz
balten unb Elm Invertebrates muIitaz
Ilf6ztiiHftIsrtides Qrogramm 3ur
Sur4fubrung bringen.
9sfibbsrGnberunqen. u2arie
4Hna gtitidte an Guitap gehi6te, Qot
4o. Is IN Der 5airpiefp Got u. Bulb
ing aH. llnterabtheilunq unb 16 Qter
2auo an Der SaDlor WiQ goub fir
$500. - 4nbp S6eben an Charles
8urain, 5beiLe Der Cots $40. 178 unb
179 in grlangsr fir $5OOO.-Gbarles
Suraiu on 4nbD Shebeu oasIelb. Gis
sentbum fir $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures. s. u.
g9are fir ein 8Gf1teinqebdube on Der
17. unb Doob6urn 4De., $25OO, U1.
g. Britt fir Elm 8atIteinQebdubs an
Der II. unb 9antItt Ctr, $4,000.
sfrou Carrie 9err1 fir elm 8otftefnz
haus auf 2ot go. 1l13 part abe. in
2atonia fir $22O0. 4Ifreb Bits fir
cine 5ramesGottage auf 2ot go. 1920
Sefferion GDe., $1,000.
= Serr Sobn @eiBen6eraer uub
Satin bon SanbforDtopn limb BON
Srsn6 Gid Springs. Snb., 5uriidgsz
fehrt.
- Gbef1eins. 8eorq elliott, ~,
bon Columbus, O., anb ;s[orenee Rice,
81, bon Cincinnati, 9. - 5runt aoe.
bort, 27, uHb margdretbe asi6le, 26,
beioe BON gopiHsion, an. - anton 8.
anHHan, SO, unb Marn q. carlton,
63, beibe bon sJHoianapolis, sSnb.
- 9eurp alien erIangte einen 9er<
hcFfs6efehi gsgeu 8corg 9GrriipH alias
9yiIliams fuegen 0isbita1ls. gr foa
eiren Repoiper unb $3.55 In Gaar ae@
itoblen bnben.
- R. o. afheroft tparbe inc
seridt gam abminiitrafor Der ssreb.
Ai5erait 5iHtsrlafieuf9aft srnanat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28
2ofal 8eridt.
Wspro.
5obn 5ibsr im itdbiiIhsH SsIpital
isiusn gerittmneen srleasR.

Der 60 Sabre alt, SObu sSfer. BON
SO. 1912 Ri9monh StraBs, qriDats
pddtsr bsr 9olImGnn &. Hreberids
GkmiedI 6 GOmponn, p<I9er. ME ieiner
5Seit berihtst, anl Wlorgen bss %.
IJsbruar nit singsinIagsnsm S6dbtI
in osm genaunisn Gtablifemtni pors
gsfuuosH puEbe, iIt eeitsrn i'm iilbiis
faen 9pipital fstnsu gsrIssunssn srs
Isgsn.
gso. Ror.Isp. Elm Tfitarb.iter 6ss
Sjber, tpsI6sr betanntIih bei6aIbiet
pirb, Stn Sebiersn tpdbrsnh zines
Strsitss nit elmer S6aufel nisbsraes
Ihlassn gu bdben, unb tpsl6er fpGter,
na6bsm sr iidb freitpiliig e.fttat bats
te, essen girsinoft bon $1,000 auf
freien SUB geiesi ipurbe, ipirb bon Der
poli5ei uRtsr ber antloss bes Wl0rs
oss gsfu6t. Der Coroner tpurbs Be-
nadrittigt unb orbnete sintR Sns
qusft on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

- Grl. Gornelia @og.lbnn bon
8abton, bic auf 9sInn bel ibrer
Shtpeftsr, 5rau Sol. qauI In Sprinss
fisIb. RO., tpeiIts. III suriidsetebrt.
Serr Carl Seibrid unb Satin,
an Der Eerrdce ApeHs, Dap.on,
pobnbaft, fpurben onldbIib ibrts A.
Qnntberfartums Der gertbeIihung BON
5rsunbsu nit elmer Surprils partp
6eebrt.
- Grdu Marn Waertsn iturb ees
fern in Der DObnung ibrsr So6ter
5rau Dultsr Softer, Ro. 103 S.1its
apenus, i'm alter bon 70 s5obrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

Fabtloge ssgen bic &iib Gppington
unb Cincinnati GtraBenbdbn SO. ein.
g[m 16. Sttnber 1910 fiel iie, ais ne
cine Bellevue iinb Onnton Gar an Der
Eoplor 4pentls In 8elebue perI9HsH
noiiie, pom Sritibreit unb eriitt cine
8errentung beg 5uBseIents unb ius
mere 8erlebunsen.
- Sm gircuitgeridt ipurbe geitern
gormittas NIT Der 9erbanblung bes
SSalles seeen Gbarles Wauset, Der bes
SobtI6lass ieiner 5rau angetlngt III,
beeonuen. 9InpaIt 6. s. grdipforb.
Sr.. psrtbeibist Weduset, ipGhreHb
Staatsanpolt 9urtump BON Col. R.
9. geelTpn uno gpuntbanpdlt gaIbs
lpeu afTiitirt tptrb. Gs lit f9tper, cine
SurD SuIammsnSu6stommen, ba bic
meiiten poreeIabtnen giireer tnti4uls
bigt perbsn mo6ten. 9is jebt iino
foleenoe 9eThpprene erIanst: SpbH
8ablman, ). 5. gpllins, .. 6. Wooos
burn, 9aps WtitIer, CHARLES 9riffin,
g. :. Stpdb, Senrp 5armeper uno
5. S. Climb.
- aep. 8. q. Gbdip bon Der Gens
tral gbriftian Stride fdeint In elm
Beipenneit eeftoden gu haben. uls sr
psrIangte. bab bic 5rausu ieiner 8ss
meinbs tp1brsnb bes GottsSbienites
bic 5iite abnebmsn ioIlen. llugesGbIte
prpteite iiab sinsslaufsn uno mubts
Der Rep. Die angeIsgsnbeit fallen lafz
len.
- GbeI4eine: sslppb 9aIter, q,
BON 9loorington, O., lino GILu gDdrs
ref, %, bon WdTbineton Court Souie,
.. 6enrp DooIpert, %. unb GdIlis
Crane, %, beibs BON ambop, SHb.
- Grunbeigentbumsiibertruguuo,n
8m. Sorodn an Sobu 6. Wias, Cots
go. 211, 2l2 unb 213 in Der 9ruitess
aobittnn an Der Wsitisite Der sSiobelIa
Strabe, IiibIi6 Der 8. Strabs, 81. 6.
Z. Groipforb an SaIlis Wegisa, Cots
gto. 25 uno SO in Der SperIoot 6isbts
Qebitipn, $500. Mpoblapn !oome
So. on Warp Sorban, Got go. AZ in
Der DoObIapn 9oms Cos llnterabs
tbeilung, 81.
- Snfolge zines iberEiStsn SieRs
sntItnnb in 5ubsr's mstqsrluoen on
Der 10. unb Boone Strabe Elm 5eusr,
bds has 9ebGuos itart bsI6dbigte unb
cine Guantttdt 5t.ifd 5srft0rts. -
8eim Rsinigen BON 5eppihsn nit 9as
ioIiu sntitanb esitsrn i'm 5ouis Der
Srdu Rarp 8ermer. go. 507 Qgeit 6.
Strabs, Elm 5euer. bas nur unbsosus
tsnoen Shaben aurihtete.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

tern bos Ddh bss MobnbduIes bes
Wpurce Goodman, SO. 603 Modbdle
Mptniit Tn 8ronh. 1us 5euer friirbe
geloid}t, nuhbem ein5haben pon 500
r1gerihtet ipprben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

- Die 90 Sabre oItt Widrn Wtcs
Rillon pon Der 0rant uHb plum Ctr.
fDurbe eeftern an Der 12. uun Dine
GtrnBe BON elmer Gtrabenbnbnrdr gts
trcffen unb auf bic Seite ssfhleuOert.
Sit 5os iih aOpipunben unb aOntus
iionsn sn uno ipurbe in patrolfpagen
Ho. 3 nc4 BEN 6oipitaI asbradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28
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ngnasiottaftit nr6 l9Ie@teu 1sdnmeu. eri4cri
fnbeH nnsflifleHs HEugts, Mt6eH. uHa aODis
lHHerEen. 9Gararsfan sibHabrHe bes GsbSrs
ui1e. Ges6ts. aetarxt. WlaasHbrf6fn, GintefEs
totfnna. MpGbintsit. Grret6sr, HittrH. Ger sfls'
gisa, NrnlfbtfiemmnHa. pienglfIttitit ira 1fas.
knn-eEtahren aus beul sSHseHbfrcuRt@. suis
einfadD, idjnell nmb biIiig ale nnnntiirs
Iihen gerinitr nnS aHSere Tplatu inc
stneIidlrr gerirrunsrn griiHhiiG &c.
hriit Hno pone weinnbbeit nnS yfpb.
Fnn iuicofrerInngt tprrben f6nnen. -
Wans nemes SeilSerfabrea. Scber iein
eisener arst.
Ltefes dubeEOrbsnfIl3 iufererante une Ifor.
tei@e RuG tEepttde hafIaee 1910, ipeiGes
ben 9uF9 nne. ait w1aHH uHb Drnu, aeleisa
treresH fnafe. fdHn eeesH GirfeubuHa bon 2s
bon ben
Rribat.sIimif, 1915. aSenue
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@an erspdtHs bas GtueinHnft BOIfsaiaft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

5raaeu .NstsiH Der Gp. Trst. 81. gaAIS.airds,
Rfipssrt, an.
Ten gdteliehsrH eieHe sar @adri6t haB
bas DlltaGisb ,sruH aRarp gtatieHs asiiorbeH
~ nuo an ghfino1 9ld6mitiap nm ubr hor
oer stGpeas bee &eGFgrsen Grieebcfes bseEaigi
giro.
Bran Rfbgta 6aHSiErssR, Rraf.
,yTaa Il ausA EfiI. 1I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

NAt~fsN NNtA@f w. @ess@A ANNN
sssIae ifssnlsnis i'm ssrtai,nis a. ben SsI ssF.
fkeileu fisb. lprlde sGs beiisnerie Giaenitnm az
husaabsn. ebshali6 bsT acsien cur areusHnasn,
ihs pie gerbsiisTnpG osr ssinbIan @iIahe. heH
her testaeH EodlIsIns Herbe'lsrHaa f1aliea npes
rnes btf Hacsrnn MbeuRs bur1 BfabsTslngs
Seesr bon pefiiaEfieri aeEaeses0urb. 4liatisfu
beS fsabEweaS NIT @sertteib Aiedeb SItasics
rlIHa. sue aegltruitteH Der reibiasH 1railirngs
Scs Qbff. .anseHleisrs bee @oare sl Rnsltr Esy.
ssef. eilssee;teH ben Iem AND BEN Ssaeiraie
SeiiIon q. 9ab aos @sFamms,MNesment ees
gen ishe Got uno enHepGrseae snblG5r fem fca
In bGag tuHevhdIb &lpassid l20D Iagfr tom
I9s1 eer enefaIiietl RatflIHng s.efsE EgsiHarS
f6lres sGhlnnaeH, mtt SsnfsH bafam sur wEte
sog nier lsE) Der 9nbr. nuf Die hiualisEef1os
bs7er Rrblunsen, nn6 cnibanien ess 9tesn'
GER abeilsabIruasn ssrttfissEsn nnb bsm 9oHn.
9lsusT Bnpiifai aeisei nnb in meheFeialtsal.
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assea5.n, sSsGaia 81 Ser aeiisn il,r srtn.anssr, % SER
Ser ietiasn sadiisinssIerbeNsrnra tIaIseI, sIres
ITsfel bsF aEdsean ansflne Der Manncg nHb Mnbis
ier sssreiH6 aatorliirt tin6. ,x0aOg Str e:asI
ssrsttnaisHb saHbrnlberfllnAhebemsla Ronass
aIie slissinHeusansiG eenis ssz.S3O.s.l CAB.
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siHsm. stDei. brei bter. tiiHf fedss iFber. aftt.
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InHe mad hcr enhalIiieeH EafsirssHa biefex Ct
idhEiid. ia blbar fpIblf idbFii6. befaaie AcH0S
futieM bon hen cbenaenalTglssH EtGAtbsainisH nlls
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ibgeis 4sEiipsrtt uHb esr 9riss oafar FED iaE
gobefs. GbsHplfA brr mgfien tfir eremsirlsasn I'll
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tie Siapi 81 beaagieu bespiIi9iet ili bssnblt
Ftfrben t0u ben Dem EsTfetpr ef asltbsie EefBsxe
ane esm spssiainfrbffs.r teno Ae. 6as;
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gaatsH HeHDs BE GtnnabssH habon, snfGmmen
saii ben erhnIfeneu NseibfTu. lpfRH iglEte ppEs
LaEheA tinf, vcsI Deft NaarBhhtufGeH Der slffests
Fssaysai G sssrssa aI iosR ani ssaa berasiiisnhs
cstsGefteute Bssege flir Me mSsnbsHHa hsr Noe
tien aHb asls91bsH Drr rbeHaennnHien &arbeisssa
efion g 1as bic aenannisn jafrIlasmI
ftsf sn beH IisauEasfunb eInbrEahIt Mnb nlir
5ur EsbabiHne Der befaateH @rNbG afe bfy
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

Apften fiji ssnmDnsrfnQ, &z26.T5.
ttDften fGar EHpgffifienbsza %f0s 30.
Meirae ben 5etn Yfpsfiit saradsnbebalsfn,
aaffirf am 20. Se6rnar a. ID. fsfa.
q. g. 8GtbGafe. H0rfgbsr,
Mtteit: Ubtptn GeHbErfen. 0Ixrf.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

f<sine cretaaHs, Sc. 2,892-Snr NuierIeenpa
- elFier Epssialfieues aat baeIeuteen GruHbs
fitl3t, fpsite GUrfbsile eguifben eHrn bic Ser
ksiitrnra Der sssnbinp eiEcbe. pcn esr iesipep
ggsaeitesH 4frbffisran6 sEaIigH anellaiel tts
H9cNeaH HheHur
Get es puereHsi hem etahiraia hsr Etabi
Cincinnati. Gtant Ebir fuis fessf.
Estiipn g. TAT bGs siNebmsri beE Soften
uns anspnhen iag bte FsetReferuHs ber staotaD
EtraSt ron Der febiaeu Hadise,Ts s5eEbefiepsue
90 msceeaH aDe. ibnrA @raeirHHa. esbsa besi
nerfthgfiem 0crggfesGnrb. %flafSeru BEE 1ahgs
lpeGS mt Gfunltoib QeHetefe @lnd uHh Rflafie,
tEne ugb HculisHftica osr H5ibigen 1rnit,iu.rb
gfH gnirtsl, srsf beri6tet an een Staeiraib
ON 2. 9aHuay 1911, burd, ben beEbet ers
iidHEteH ptnib Sut ansalei&nue bes
betagfen ANeburuts fei sHb ttrrent6l
befifttGf lpeges are eos auffrIeei nnD bsffenegi
lpsrbe off BE @rineitiide nnh QanbsTetesl, Dsl,
de in eem hsiaeisH seri6i belntlebeit iiIIo ets
tsrf6tsesHeH ooriH isiissietteH @eiTdae, Fihw'
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baar be9abn.
Tic Ha6frletas nummtrititn Gets tsn gtsrsaft
tmdtts uEittesfbstlEHs. eHhsssna en- BE Egeifitt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28
,3abnen Der Ginoer. !"
--~-@~~-~---
MRS. WInSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup
esaa Rsts sssapssss ssssa
bet sabrembet stimberss.

Gs berutiaf bne AiHb.. ersrti4t ben 9SHs
s NJ ,ub 4SE n s.s as sHs5sf s.a.n mI5sfs o
f5iiHfaaaEsaHsis Gfnss bic TlaiAks|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

fx<iHs rresRams, gse. 2,39f-Ssisr MnfeFIeauHa
~ elmer EpesFaIiteueT 0lsf bleleni8en Wrriibf
tlii6e, lpeElhe 9grrthglEe aenieBen buf1 biz BfTs
brtfefHna bon HeffdsH HbfHmes bon EsHpccs
sIpeItne bfs 8Hr NorpurdttpHslsHEF.
GEL ee beTptbrlef bonl EtnDtrntb Der Eta0t
Cincinnati, Eiaal Chic. srte folet:
GsfiicA 4. Gab bas anebmeHt Der acFten mRb
slnseaben iiT HerbsiierRlH per oerf@eA aperiie
h5n N.Hlugcc ApeHue hts SIR AuFporuiteEsltftlf
lbard tsrabsruna. EeteH bsn GHrbs MnD Nfips
Ifsra Des ssabrlpeGs init RadftsiHenl lute berfts
fst an beH EtnBiFatb aTn 10. 3aifndr 1911,
piiren BEN rpFber tIfannien Raib slit AHsaifL
dung Dee befaafen afebMefit iet lHo bieLpisrh
btiInfiat lretae Ane bab auleriset unb psfisuffi
lggrDe nlf tte LBgiunjtnGe unn RanpfEeteH, rsL
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tot 20, SerEis Gtiate, nttgren5eHb an els fpels.
li6s Gciie roa 2sTlHfn sspeHns, rufoRdris SSH
tl8stFaonh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-28

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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-11
THE WHITE PRIMARY.

In the heat of political discussions
growing out of the resolutions re-
Gently adopted by the Cobb County
Executive Committee, it will be we'll
to remember that the preservation
of the White Primary is as impor-
tant to one white man in Georgia as
to another and that the Primary is
not the property of either faction.
The object of the Primary is to keep
the negro out of politics. Break
down the Primary, and the negro
will be back in politics despite the
Disfranchisement law, for under the
good character" clause, put on by
enemies Of the bill, practically every
negro can be placed on the rolls by
partisan registrars.
The prospects are that in the near
future the people Of Georgia will
pass through the turmoil of local
option election. In such an event
both sides will use the negro vote.
Experience has shown that in such
contests neither side hesitates to
get into the ballot box all the black
votes possible, and history will re-
peat itself when the time comes.
We are for the White Primary
and we should like to see it made an
exact duplicate of the regular Octo-
Der election, its rules made matter
of law with a penalty provided for
a man who votes one way in a pri-
mary and another way in the regu-
lar election. The White Primary
should be taken as seriously as the
regular election and no man is al
lowed to vote twice or to change his
vote in that election Why then
should he be allowed to vote two
ways in the case of what the white
men Of Georgia intend should be the
real election
We say this in no fractional spirit
The winners in 1906 were the losers
in 1908 and the losers of that year
were the winners in 1910. The van.
pushed of last year may be the vic.
tors this year. The question is above
faction and involves the snow-whitt
purity of a white mans ballot box.
Let US, then, perfect the White
Primary as our bulwark against the
negro in Georgia politics. 1t is bet
ter than Acknowledgement laws, which
are all right as far as they go, anC
it is better than depending on the
repeal of the Federal laws that gave
the ballot to the negro. We have
the White Primary. Let's keep it
let's stand guard over it and see tha
every white man is given a square
deal, and then let's abide by tn,
result.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-11
Oil Cloth in fancy colors and
plain white. II. A. Ward.
ODD FELLOWS PICNIC.

The Odd Fellows picnic given at
Olive Springs Saturday by Nickajack
Lodge, of Smyrna, was a great sue
cess and was attended by nearly a
thousand persons. The address of
welcome was made by Hon. ]. P. York
and was responded to by Mr.. j. H
Groves. Addresses were also made by
Judge Morris, DR.. l.. B Clarke, of At
lanta, Grand Master, Mr.. Foster B
Barber, and Mr.. John A. Booth. The
Grand Master was introduced in a
happy vein by Mr.. H. r. McClatchey
A fine dinner was spread and the day
was greatly enjoyed by all who haC
the good fortune to be present. A
number attended from Atlanta
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-11
Miss Faw'S
Private School

Corner Cole and Roswell Streets)
The School with large play grounds,
grass and shade is pleasantly situated.
WE OFFER:
Skillful instruction.
Individual Attention.
Thorough Work.
Morals and Manners with Character
building a speciality.
Trained experts id the different de-
partments, and never more than &c
pupils to the teacher.
A high moral tone prevails, the
sentiment of the school being against
all evil and strongly in favor OF all
that is good.
We can help your child.
For TERMS. addrceethe principal,
MISS OLIVE E.. FAW, s
Phone lO6. 400 Roswell st. +
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1911-08-11

We recommend that attention be
shown to the roads as follows: A por.
ton of the road on the east side OF
Sweetwater creek, between Loves
bridge and Maxhams, is in very bad
condition, especially where this road
crosses Causey creek. At Hargrove's
Lane, one and one quarter miles west
OF Powers bridge, the road is so mar
row that vehicles can not pass. One
and one-half miles east of Kennesaw
three bridges are needed on what is
known as Chalker's Branch On
Noses double bridge on the Mar eta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-12

The Naked Truth: Both Fred Shire
man, chief clerk, and Jud Carter, night
clerk, at the Setback hotel. are becom-
ing bald-headed, and both. have until
recently been quite proud Of the fact
According to a friend, it took a negro
bellboy at the hotel to take the con-
ceit out of them a few days ago. A
travelling man, who had not been stop
ping at the hotel for some time, pulled
UP at the desk the other day. He gazed
at both over the rim Of his gold spec
tacles for minute. Gracious good
ness" he said, you fellows will soon
be combing your hair with a towel.
What's the trouble?'' Excessive brain
work, said Shireman. isn't that
right, Carter" Correct" corroborat-
ed Carter. only thinking men be-
come bald-headed." Then he turned
and winked at negro bellhop. Fact,
isn't it. Sam?" he said. The negro boy
grinned. We'll, now, boss" he said, Il
don't know fob suah bout that. Ny
ole dad he always low dat an empty
balm doh need no covah."-Louisville
Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-12
One BIG FOOL
But He Doesn't Live in Pensacola Nor
Read The journal.

Read he journal.
A man in Connecticut gave doctor,
a specialist in catarrh, $50 to cure
him Of this common yet most obnoxi-
Gus disease.
The specialist gave him a bottle Of
medicine and told him to use it.
The fool took the medicine home,
took one dose, put it on a shelf and
made no further effort to follow in
structions.
Three months later with the medi-
cine still on the shelf he told friend
that the specialist was fake; that
he had paid him $50 and still had
catarrh.
HYOMEI pronounce it High-o-me)
won't cure catarrh if you don't breathe
it; it will If you breathe it regularly.
Furthermore, you don't need to give
a catarrh specialist $50 to cure you Of
catarrh, for the specialist is yet to be
born who can write a better prescrip-
ton than HYOMEI.
Hannah Bros. and druggists every
where guarantee HYOMEI to cure ca
tarrh or money back. A complete out
fit which consists of a bottle of HYO-
MEL, hard rubber inhaler and simple
instructions for use costs only S1.00.
Separate bottles of HYOMEI if after
wards needed cost but so cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-12
RUNDOWN CONDITIONS
Their Cause and Effect.

Run-dow conditions are caused by
a lack of iron in the blood and NAL
assimilation of food. If you are one
of the unfortunates who have drifted
into this state, change your diet, eat
foods that are rich iii mineral elements
of nutrition, and take Vinol, our de-
hcious cod liver and iron tonic with
out OLD, which supplies iron to the
blood in the most easily assimilated
form.
A case is reported from NATION.
ul-Mrs. o. NJ. Watrous was in very
poor health for years. She was weak.
all rundown, no appetite, and only
weighed ninety seven pounds. She
had doctored for a long time without
benefit. Vinol was recommended. She
tried it, and in less than a year she
was in perfect health and weihged 127
lbs.
Vinol creates an appetite, re-estab-
fishes perfect digestion and makes
good, pure blood. In this natural
manner it builds UP the run down.
weak end debilitated and replaces
weakness with strength.
Try a bottle of Vinol with the I'M
Outstanding that your money will be
returned If it does not help you
Whites Pharmacy, Pensacola, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-12
HORSES FELL ON
PALAFOX STREET

A rather unusual occurrence was
witnessed on Palafox street about $3.50
yesterday afternoon when two horses
were down on the pavement at the
same time, within half a block of each
other. both of them having fallen in
harness.
The first horse which was driven to
wagon, fell between Garden and
Chase streets and while a number of
people were watching the driver at
tempting to get the animal to his feet,
another horse hitched to a buggy fell
right at the corner of Chase and Pal
afox. Neither of the animals were
injured seriously.