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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
December :.


11es-Washington delivered bis
last address to congress.
fsf2-First general assembly OF
the Territory OF Missouri met at 81.
Louis.
1s15-Marshal Ney executed In
Paris for joining Napoleon upon his
return from Elba. Born In Ger
many January 10. 1863.
1s2s-Suftee, the Hindu rite OF
burning widow on the funeral pyrt
OF her husband. abolished In India,
1ss5-First railway In Germany
opened 10 traffic.
1s37--Beniamin Disraeli tLord
Beaconsheldl made his nader
speech In the house OF commons.
1s35-statne OF Marshal Ney In
angusated On the spot where he wa
executed In Paris.
fsss-North German Lloyt
steamship ~salier" wrecked on Tn,
coast OF Spain. with loss Of Isl
lives
fs02-Thomas B Reed, ex-speak
er Of the house OF representatives
died IN Washington. d. G. Born II
Portland. Me-. October rs. 1899.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

woman suffrage Is sure to win
In England. not At this time. but ui-
timately.- said sydney Salamon. Of
London. formerly OF Washington
and New York, at the Raleigh "Tne
belligerenf attitude OF the suffrag-
ssts has not helped their cause any
with the present government, but
the statement made By American
<omen in Sex York that Lloyd
George is a trickster and not An
sympzthy with them. are absurd
and might hurt their campaign
Lloyd George. among his frienss.
a known TO look with favor on wo-
men suffrage but he does not think
the time opportune Tor granting b..
There are more important mat
t~rx ID solve Just nov tllan that OF
giving the right 20 vote 70 women.
Any one Who knows England and
the English people Is sensible Of the
superior qualifications OF English
women for voting. They knov poll
dies and political conditions better,
perhaps. than the women or other
nations know them 10 their coun-
tries. Many times have been sur
prised af the skill and intelligence
with which women discuss poiltieal
questions, not only pertaining q
English. but 70 Russia and othei
countries. So with the knowiedrf
that the women are qualified 20 vote
there can be no reason for denying
them the right. except that d
.expedIency, and the leaders Of Grea'
Britain DO not think the time Il
right for passing suffrage bill. y
win come. however. and the leader
l In parliament realize Il.
II have never been IN sympathy
with the bellIgereney Of the suffra
xsttes. but they claim that they ar
pursuing the same methods that fh'
men Of all nations have when the'
fought for liberty Of the ballot. bu
In a less violent degree. for they d'
not shed blood. The police Of Lon
don, OF course. have q very deIicsi'
task TO deal with the suffrszettes
for they dare not lay their hands OF
women. or for that matter. any Brit
ish subject. male or female. creep
IN extreme cases. "--washIngtol
Post.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
WOODRow WILSON SIDETRACK-

With the announcement that Wood
row Wilson had applied to the Car
neEie Foundation for pension. and
thss although he had been elected
governor Of the state Of New Jersey
vi this application had never been
withdrawn. viii come real setback
for any presidential possibilities.
While the sun hazI never advocated
the nomination OF Governor Wilson
for the highest Office. yet his political
career has been such 10 attract the
attention Of the nation.
II Governor Wilson desired 10 pro-
vide for his family. not knowing how
The political wheel of fortune may
turn, be may have been SO justified
preYuus to his election as the chief
executice Of New jersey. When be
became governor. however. Mr.. VIII
son should at once have withdrawn
the application for a pension. as al
rhat tine he was serving the people
and receiving therefor compensa-
ton Of $4,000. In his statement
Governor Wilson states that he did
not ssk for a renewal OF the pension
when the Carnegie Foundation trus-
tees restricted the Interpretation Of
the rule. neither did Governor VIII
| son ask that the application be with
drawn. as we would consider ms
proper course under The circuHistan'
ces.
Far and wide Governor WILSON
has been mentioned as the democratic
nominee Cor president next year. jus
how much this newly arrival feature
in his career VIII injure hi
chances II Is impossible to state, bu
one shinx Is certain. and that ; tina
every newspaper In the country op
posed 70 Wilson will use this ~pen
sscn affair 70 ssdetrsck the candidae'
a wilson. Wilson erred. and faiie'
70 discover his error.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
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BASEBALL MOTIFS =

TIE Boston Rustisrs finished the
seaton In The cave. but had six men
among the FIRST eleven baismen on the
National league at thaf.
Manager Dale Gear. Of the Topeka
Western ieaxxs team. has signed two
brothers from i.ns vs9as. n. A.. said
to be Indians and great ball players
Several Of the Cleveland veferans
viii have q ~ork hard 10 hold their
JOS next season. AZ Harry Davis has
a bunch q promising Youngsters
signed up
New England mar have another
baseball league. the circuit 20 con-
prise Manchester and Nashua. " H..
Fsfeabarg. Mzaz.. and Portland. Lewis
ton aud Bangor. Me
Howard ca1nnhr. the Plffsbssrx
pitcher. has been elected council
man Of Huntssiil. Ky. his hosnc Hos
ard says that he Il going 10 vofe fos
a raise IN the salaries o< bsfl plaSers
Hugh Jennin<s. manager u the De
tfo.t Tigers and attorney n Law &
Scranton. pa. has been retained b
Edxard and Stanley psp~cA 20 DE-
fend thfm = thsir coming trial againrl
the caarxs OF hasipx killed yeil'
sieyorskt
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Moses Brznnon for 20 ysas has gone
about In wheel chair. bis back bay-
ing been broken by tree falling 90
him se,sn be was ZIMMERMAN.
Lass night be returned from Lick-
lnr county with Eve rssgblia, Which he
xtot while bunting
4 Do not climb fences, said he.
sauf Kept on me highway. 0ther
hunters stared the raA,Diss. and. when
they came out in The road. " was a
case 81 dead rabbit Ny hrofber
zanzhed my chair around. New Phiia-
deh,hla Dispsxc'h.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
Greensboro Y. ~. c. =.
To Open This Week

Greensboro. Dec ss--ArrxnEe-
ments have been completed for the
formal opening Of the handsome
naw Greensboro Y. ~ G. A. FRIDAY
and saturda,. vheu the directors Of
the y. NJ. G. A. and these Of the Y.
w. G. A. will act - hosts 70 all
visitors. The association viii begin
an active campaign for membership
Immediately following the .'honse
warming" The splendid new build
ing, erected At cost OF $4,000.
has just been turned over b. the
contractors and II measures up in
every detail TO the exp<etAtion Of the
directors and contributors Of the
building fund.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
! . <<44 <<%1 << 4
! PLAYS AND PLAYERS


The Southern white Sister" cJm-
pans has Edith Pollock a. asar.
Geofrs N. Conan IL gong 20 write
nsw play for Douglas Fairbanks.
Zelda Sears : shortly 10 make
her appearance Ia play called
standing Pat"
A new musical comedy by q ~es-
tern author bears the title ''rhs
Pearl Maiden"
A nex theatre In Columbus. Ohio.
Was opened the other wesk with
The Pink Lady"
Maclyn Arbuckle will appear IN
New York early M the new year IN
a new play, Just completed.
kiaw & Granger are 70 make a
production soon OF q mes London
musical comedy. The Primrose WI
Ia"
Fiasia Arco. who has been in
THE Red Rosc" company. has ieft
that organization 70 fllI vaudeville
engagements.
Ina Claire. who 10 a biz IN Nex
York In ~The Quaker Girl. made
her debut on the stage IN = fsn-cen'
vaudeville theatre.
The Bhnbefis announce that Wiz.
.laia Earle has been engaged 70
one OF the leading roles n The
Wedding Trip"
For the. frsi time in her farrel
as a star henrietta crosman. after
1.-The holidays. will begln 3 tour Of
the soushsrn States In The neal
ThinE.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

-. -. ~. - -- 0X--~
"~''s son' inc first
rekuinr session pf "a e3d congress
VII! assemble & neon Monday Tha
rr..1dart,. me~.xr~ wti1 4. ,..
ho,h kc,.~.e Tn.sS,x M 49, ~1 =
!. mshnre ~ill ~ ys.1v IS, ,srn 'ae
n. annvrnrtstlr., r,>.r,,r~,- s~A S ~
XII. d~.1t,~ ~,lh n. s.rsm ~
srns,. srd csSsv h,r ,ssn4. ~ 'ae
IA ,.,ion II wbtrb nroa;s.s ~.
maLn Nv .ns~tnn ~. "a .xsra,.sa ~
nsrx ,mnorsnne~ y vi ~
vvhen ,hs .unve,ra ca,.x, ~ !.
,.w,,.d s,s,x~ ys.onvA...~ ~ sns
f,',i.,.,.s WI vaas.-s ~ s. 1850
ea,,,.., ~ ~ f,hsr..n .se.,, ss ne
ara u.a.r 3ud,rttasnf ~ ,,,. ~
violation II the criminal .,og,. soss
" NJ" v1.s's....s ...,s .-. 81, - 's'vas
,,.src, ! mn,,o, w :. 49, ="
fcym 81 x,,,,.r...,s.s q =. 49, rs
~ fay,hrr del.x MI ,rsas ~ 49, Nv
..et.r xhi.h 4 xrh.,',,ca N
.sa vsdn.....x n ~. t,.stea c,.,a.
Sss,,,e, .o,,,s a. s.h,es~a A's
". " Z. 'S7 ~ 700
Inc hhatF" ~ta'es ntrrl spfpoFa-
tians nf@ s'fp ~ Tue 'sgas battle
wstn ne kn'es Y enfnt I"f - ezlA.
tensr VIII ~ tAAe1 Nonnay ua
shrsash e.r..r, u.l, ..s.s ,h.1. =,
peafAn'ts - me 'n''rn nfases RI
n'asi Fu"f' ~ lfr1'n"' \. ~ " which
fhs government : *H't 70 a.sspise Ne
steel uass has psnH bf"akht
Inc MAJ ns~ftrkS pn ne kalss
brought W me government q ~.
solve 'he Sp-s~iied sukaf ena steam
*Hip Hss1s sfr :" ~ bs'd Monday
~ &c hns'~a STATES sf'spst Court 4
Ss~ f"rk ~ result q theae
hearings 'aF case VIII 90 direct y
tie supreme court q the United
states.
The l'ufss STATES senate commit.
'ts 1hiru hss bsfH infssiigaiias
ehsrsss q corruption y he elsfsloa
IL senator Lof'mefs "t iltsnolA. viii
Fesame ~ hearings Tuesday -
washington
IN Interest ~ the tnIl{1xfan4 nglff
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Nike CilxOns knossed about all Of
thas eFiserveigit championship stun
onl % wklls Lewis when the two met
In Nex York recently.
-Knvrk Or Brpnn. o. Chicago. and
rrss1 fIoiisn5 viii most likely cisst
a Oakland. cahf. Dc. 70. Holland
recsnsiy knocicd oslt Joe Thonis
Manager Clarke Crifiifh ~ on the
30 and hsse<Iine 20 Strengthen ne
Washington team.
President Lucas q tn Union ssso-
ti.4son has engaged George Hnrmuft,
ne former Texas league uusHre.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
n,ss Das fon g'sr GOVERNORS


Washington. Dec. Am exceed
ngiy husy das Il IN prospss' FOR thc
western statss governors Who are
due 20 arrive In the capital somor-
row IN the eourss Of their ~ket-to-
getherH tour % the eastern Giles =
reception commltsrr wilI erect ne
executives upen their arrival. The
Initial feature Of the progfam CALI
for their attendance az the forenoon
session Of the National Rivers and
liarbors Congress. Al innchcen they
will be the guests Of tneir st-ls dele.
cations al the capitol. and amer
wards they will be- the guests of M
Washington shaml~r OF comnersr
and viii be given an automobile
iAunt about the city. IN the even.
lpr tsrf are 70 b.. entrrtalnNd nj
dinner AZ the white 1onse and lni.
med.alely after taking leave Of ths
President and Nm. TAFT the Kover.
mora wili depart for Baltimore.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Let % have peSee.@ ssld The Eng
lish invader. Can yoa not 80 that
the whlie strangers love The RED
men,"
"kh. yes." replied the Intelligent
indian. they lore The very gfnnna
~ valk upqn "--saered Heart re-.
view.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Jack. Never DREAMED ina Y0n
nepiA More Than FrlrndsAiplw
Ny Friends. ! DDnt Want You a.
Vote tor Ne Uniess ~ Platform salis
You
aWeli. Igl ~ You Again Econ. |
Hope"
"D0cior ~ laws"
"Deaa u Housr Chicago TRIBUNE
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Greensboro. Dec. THE useful
ness Of the automobile police patrol
was displayed yesterday morning IN
an undispufed manner ~hcn II wns
employed IN hurry call 70 estrh a
prisoner who escaped from t@o OF
The city officers. The patrol sas
ready for the hrst real urgent need
Of such wagon and IN but = mo-
mens or frD II had covered the dIs.
lance befwess the fyInx pris9fief
and he vas taken back TO the calls
boosc Unfortunately, however. Inc
same prisoner. Lee Hunt. escaped
from sbe eslsboos<. which IL aiso
new, last night Hunt 10 charged
With q minor ofrcns<. but seems 10
defest the close communion Judge
Kure IL won't 10 have With bis
callers.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

And then Il was a relief to gel
rid a the McNamar2 xyiai at any
ccs.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

rrosMtay President TAN thought
his message soald be easier 70 take
IL sroken buses
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

cashler-~rou must get some one
20 Identify you before can cash
this check. Have you any friends IN
thie toWn7
stranger fssdlyD Not one. ! am
tho tar collecfor. Toledo Blade.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

y an take a great deal more than
sAs Li-fls<os-s@nIey ssas % destroy
~ ogtuissir brand q harmony Dr.
chanIp Cizrs as been dseslnx Mis-
Ilesnorracr %.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

The result IN Los Angeles indicates
ssszr women roe a good bit Ike mere
raea.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

saos Las AnEvzx turned down
~sslsst9n r = se6ocsed thzx the CITY
&c sA~ Aar~k- - mo- zisog~sher b>d
ss-~r All
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

There b a zen dsllar check vsis-
inx for a guick mind 10 discover.
Eia~ yUa srssd 10 locate ".
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

pa-1@m hss chance riga now
- Sc into baseball ie2zue for NEXT
grzr wHi see ~ ne opportunity
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Is<e2d a retarnlnr arg Of The Nc
<4n@ra dS~nse fund the ixzor Load
~r~ iusFe sAs workers % ADJ 70 Il
- -uonssnss u. hr.k-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

F1emSer Yasn snzzns 70 be SLOW in
readlnr sbe band wrssiax on the wall.
svs zhe rss~as are good interpreters.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Red Cross seals ain adorm your
rifss and heip a god cause. Don't
ssrss< to azs them.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Fniv~inx ~ csd adase -s@t !
ND - czsra q fhsK- wIlnsnerDn
= eouzss~rlnx employing negro de-
ss1~ss-s
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

South Carolina teams have drop
ped out. VIII Durham drop IA,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

TAs trxA q ne matter Is shaz
sssx 81 the m~mb~rx u labor nnsoas
% at kngx -xb~re they are az" on
tzs- e,sznAsinx s<xa-~l
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Gricrmas shopping has got TO b.
dcae-So you mishs as wen make a
STAR nor.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Wonder Il organized labor win bite
twice On the contribution proposi-
siaa-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

To indlcass1ns are thar earn party
1. 70 hare . leading issue al rs osn
next year. Tz<s puts enc tEzssss frx.
wAale the Democrats insist fhs farin
y q mcE Importance.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

cssernor vTEisonis reason for az
snx ) seaslen from the Carnegie fund
Seems 20 he that be seeds The money.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Every tiger sentence hefs the good
rcad< movement that much.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Dlstrict Az1orney Frederies's 6ais
that there va any bargain viii the
neNs,naras. No. They jast said
they would confess II tbesr lives w~e
snsed. and Il happened 20 come out
Lbat way.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Nhe VII D. IN public spirited
fan 70 fake sbe iniasive In the mat
Ger q getting Durham into a NorsA
czroiins haseA,aii league NEXT yearl
No~ y rhs efna 70 art
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
MEETS SUDDEN DEATH
PROMINENT crnroRp eorSIi
raEgER THRoNs fnos nfcGf
WIZ, ROW. sam.

flrefmapro. pss |. Whnln haH
sale ~ ~ hofnt iate yesterday II :.
uoaa Harper it,~ixln met - Ala =
sllia1n aralh ~..sa 4 pony rhifh e
eas drFlhx sneFfe1 spdaeuly I'm
the rad and rfesIpiiAieS BIN ifNA
fhe i~sfr NJ. iloffin y onr q ins
lest and most prosperous ier4nfr 6
fsullfptd eouwtY ana tNthef Il ~
4 Hscxin loading ciiifrn r Or
boro
tteoflIaa 70 resssfls feafhinf 1T
ihle nwndnx Nf. fIodxln was feiata'
Ing home ffom mp bere. tfAgftas
ahne. nh5 there es~ no one asaf =
lend assistance y ban a. ppuy tskas
~ klnx ara saying We SO ply
~ - minutes after ~ Nv -
eonfclo0a saa died shortly ailrr '*'ns
e4Fflrd &. hiA honse hesoitN -
tne pony wa4 ffixAlsnsd ~ ~ -
ioaio1|is eee< sprr<ai here, hui ilsz.
we're denied ~ ne family ~ ns''a'
|lms
4.-..<o ~~ttt<s -
rnfls ~" foanf has fFiHIas
sfpa huAiirx trip IN notAefn
uoHx'n SID tlm,n*u 10 have eDI1Fa Y
share n derr 80
Graf b. william Brown W
one,. fofmefly executive ne,f'' =.
~ Mayor 0aynr ~ Nr~ Tori
elfhduwn from ~ walnut p'a w.,
Theatre, Philadelphia, fh' "
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

A girl just seems 70 go into trance
over piano player II he wears his
hair loRg enough.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08
>OTI.E.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
sapcslc< cosrs. f,ceemI,er Term. ~,
Lola Raynor Jones



The defendant above named wIll
take notice that an action entitled
n above hat been commenced In thh
Superior court ~ Durham county 10
obtain a dissolution Of the bonds ss
mssrimony existing between plain.
tlv and defendant above named ard
said defendant viii also take notice
that he IL required 70 appear 81 the
term of the Superior eonft OF raid
county 20 be- held on The SIN dag 81
January. 1919. Al The cunft honss
10 Durham county and snawsr or
demuf 10 the complaint ID said ae.
Ton ov the plaintiff viii apply 70 The
eonrt for the release deiusndsd In
said complaint
ThIa 18th dAv ~ November. 1911
&. u. GREEN.
Clerk ef 4. cosu'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

We belsss . snsn IKE Castro
wgald msk~ a good governor Cor q
seaze TIE Fiorsdn -creenysI Pisd-
nnons. And an imprDrernent on the
oas sosfh Carolina has 1t present.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

Congratulations I,altimorei TIE
CreeHlssoro News says: baltimore
warts the next national democrsfic
convention and We have recsdsd 70
IT, her hare it- A 1xnsI sartory
rumiiy Won.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

I-1 KnSeI1s s0cialas wee only
fair also rams.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-08

TAR also f0n&.
Every tiger sentence hefps the good
rvads movement that much.
South Carolina teams have drop
ped out. VIII Durham drop ias
And then IL was relief to GET
rid a the McNzmar2 xyiai at any
ccs.
The resais IN Los Angeles indicates
sAas women sue a good bit like mere
raea.
Wonder Il organized labor wIn bite
swice ON the contribution PROPOSE
sian.
Cnricrmas shopping has got TO BE-
dcae-so yon nsghs as wei make a
STAR nor.
PRECISELY President TAN thought
his message soald be easier 10 take
IL srpsen buses.
Red Cross seals ain adorn your
riiss ard heIp good CRUISE. Don't
sors~s 60 use them.
Thers Is zen dsilar check vsik-
inx for quick mind 10 discover.
Hare yu1 srsea 10 locate NJ.
F1euser Yasn ssezns 70 be SLOW in
Reading sbe band wrssiax on the vail.
svt ne rrheas are good interpreters.
csserpor wEison's reason for Az
sng ) ssasien from tie Carnegie fund
Seems 20 y shzr be seeds The money.
narA4m hss y chance riga nov
- Sc lars baseball le4zue for nexf
sezr Wal see ~ ne opportunity
Saass
Sacs Las AnE~sx turned down
~slsalzm r = aedocsed Chat me CITY
&c sa~ Aa<~x- = mo- zisos~<her bid
sr~r al
Following fh~ cad adase -s~t =
fAl~< % czsch q fhssf- wIlnsng-pn
= consis~rinx rupsosins negro de-
ss1~sx4~
ln<ezd a retnrninx zry Of The Nc
<4n.zxa ds~nse fund che i~z,or issd-
~r~ lnsEe the workers. % adj 70 Il
- -conE1nne ths ff1k-
Aad clas rEEfls0n doiizrs s4sea %
- ssaa< = California IN the yrvb-
@zlle sssinx q q miserable lie ~zs
rrxasT w1r-D considering.
Tie rr<1 % ne matter y t11<
sssx q the men,b~~ u labor nnsoas
q, nr< kpvx where they are az" on
tzs~ 1yslzna<inx tssxtae<.
y wffl take a great deal more than
- Lrsieos-s1nIey ssas % destroy
~ oyiuiszsr brand q harmony Dr.
cAannp CARA as been dseslng Mis-
feznorr1cy On
To indicass1ns are thar earh parts
|. % hare = lcadinr issue Al rs oar
nezt year. Tz<s puss enc trzss:< fr<
wAslle the deHocrnis iE~srs he tariff
y q most importance
No VII b. nv public splrfse.
fss % take sbe iniasive IN the mas.
Ger y sesfing Durham into = Nora
Carolina las-l.aii league next year
Nos i ne sfna % art
We b-elsss q ma ike ca3tr'
wgald Nuke . good governor for /
seaze TIE Fiorsdn- ped
mons. And an Improvement on n.
ons sossh Carolina has II present.
consrztssations. faitinore' ID
creesl.soro News says: "Baitimor
wants she next national dsnocrssi
convention and We have recidsd Q
IT, her hare st- A 1xnsI ssctor
rusiiy T0n.
District Attorney Frederiess daie
that there was any bargain wlni IN
neSs,naras. No. They jasf sac
they would confess n tbeir lives wss
sasea. and 4 hsppened 20 come o.
G1at gxg.
Nike Gibbons knossed about all q
thas sfiserx eight championship sful
ont q wkls Lewis when the Two me
In New York recently.
-Knrch Or" fsrpnn. u Chicago. an
Frss1 fIoiIsns VII! most likely ci>@'
a Oakland. Cahfs Dc. 70. Hoil>D
reesnsly knockcd oct Joe Thoms.
Manager Clarke Crifiifh ~ on IN
SO ard hs,<<Iine 20 Strengthen HI
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DoBRO SLUzBo

lahko dobi vsak mladeniG ali go.
spodicna ma zeleznici ali pa pr
'brezziGnem brzojavu'. Odkar
je osemurni delavnik postal "a.
kon in Sc mnoze brezzicne posta-
je, primanjkuje priblizno 10000
brzojavnih vsluzbencev. ZaGetni-
XII dobivajo $40 do 500 mese6no.
NaSa Sola je pod nadzorstvom Vi
Sjih brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem.
XII dokoncajo Solo $ povoljnim
vspehom, so sluzbe ~osigurane. Pi-
Site "a podrobnosti Solskemu "a
vodu, XII VAN je najblizji. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute. Cincin-
natl, O., Philadelphia, Pa, Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia, S. c., Da-
venport, Ia, Portland. Ore.
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ATURALIZACIJSKI IA.

KoN" Sc imenuje knjizica, XII je
%namenjena "a tiste rojake, XII ze-
lie postati drzavljani zed. draw.
Zakoni "a naseljence so cedalje
bolj strogi, treba je, da 81 vsak
nabavi tozadevno knjizico, " KITE
ri Sc razlaga, kako 81 postane
ameriSki drzavljan.
Knjizica stane 16 ct. S postnino
in Sc 10 naroci pr sodr. FIR. Petri-
Gu, 1880. So. Center Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.