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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

8ep. arnolb Soeoins, dubuque.
8eb. s. 4. Soebins. ct. 9ucas.
Hcp. Sos. Srinfmann, Gutenberg.
Hep. CD. Sunsblut, @eslep.
8ep. Sobu Sherf. Sapenport.
Tcp. s. ". Dupont, Dubuque.
8cp. o.. Suebrsmann, 8reba.
Eep. s. Hade. Petersburg.
Hep. Iug. Sombolt, Dubuque.
8ep. Sobn 5erbers, Dubuque.
Hep. q. @ocrbeboff. Dubuque.
&ep. g. Haebler. @arnapillo.
Hcp. s. .. Nlbers. Cascade.
Hep. Sic. CONAN. @ortbin9ton.
3ep. 8. Heinert. Sn%oepenbenee.
Hcp. =. 81. 81. Siernep. Gentralid.
Hcp. s.. Hottlcr, Gapmoub.
Hcp. Iug. Cher. Dubuque.
8ep. Sobu @auier, Ieper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
SO, 40 and ~ inches bust meas
ure. II r~equires,2 "a yards Of A.
inch material for the 36-inch size.

8e37-Ladies' Seven Gore Skirt with
Plated Inserts at the Side Cores.
A New , and Stylish Design.
Plated effects are very popular
this season, and the design here
shown has other features that
will commend it to popular favor.
The seams are finished in tuck
effect, and the back has the pop
ular inverted plat. The pattern is
cut in 5 sizes: %, 20, rs, 20 and
80 inches waist measure. It re-
quires 4 1-2 yards of 44-inch ma
terial for the 24-inch size.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
lBir liefern GndJ Die CLUTTER
III bilisen l)rrifen.

VoiIe Z.Io
Perforated pattern. ...... Is
Transfer pattern. .......... 10
Waist design to match can be
had in No. 1852.
s5o-A Simple but Effective Design
for a Unique Evening Waist.
Stamped on wolfe $500
Stamped on fine white lawn
or ~nainsook.... .......... rs
Perforated pattern. ......... .25
Transfer pattern. 10
II a paper pattern Is desired
from which to make up this
waist, it can be secured in No.
9o39. The pattern is cut in sizes:
Small, medium and large; price,
10 cents. T
903o-GirI's Dress with or without
Trimming, and with Long or
Shorter Sleeves. Most Effective
Model. Blue poplin, with checked
silk in blue and white, was used
for this model. The trimming may
be of self material, with braidina
or embroidered bands. The pat
tern is cut in a sizes: 6, 8, 10 and
IL years. 1t requires 8 IL yards
of 36-inch material for the 10-yean
size. [!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

a9s5-Ladies' Waist with Body and
Sleeve in One and with or with
out Tucker. An Individual At
tractive Style. Here is illus
trated a peasant sleeve" waist
that will be sure to please. The
design is fitted with an underarm
gore, and the "V" neck opening
may be finished with or without
the revers collar. Wolfe, popIin,
cashmere, albatross, b~atiste, or
other similar fabrics may be used
for this model. The pattern Is
cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81, SO, 80, 40
and az inches bust measure. 1t
requires 2 SO yards Of 24-inch
material for the waist and I SD
yard OF 27-ineh material for the
tucker.
ss34-GirPs French Dress with Panel
Front. A Popular Comfortable
Frock. French dresses have al
ways enjoyed great favor, and
there is certainly no style more
becoming to little girls. The de-
sign here shown Is suitable for
lawn, nainsook, batiste or floun-
cling, and will look equally we'll in
bingham, chambrey, linen or
wooden goods. The front forms a
panel with tucks and the back
also has a group of tucks at the
centre. The body portions are
heightened by a flounee that may
be plated or gathered. The pat
tern Is cut in 4 sizes: 8, 4, 6 and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

ss0s-Ladies' Dressing or House Sack.
A Comfortable Negligee. This neat
little dressing sack has many
practical features. II may be
finished with square neck opening
or with the turnover collar, and
the sleeves may be made in either
Of two lengths. The 3-8-inch
tucks in front give a pleasing
amount of fitness, as we'll as serv-
ing as a simple trimming. Tho
pattern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a,
So, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. II requires 2 ~ yards
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
Of ss-ineh material for the 3e.ineh

OF So-incn material TOR the 3o-Inch
foa size. rrr r,t,a q h.
1793-Dainty Design for a Handker-
chief Case. Size 12x18 inches.
Stamped on pure linen. .35c
Perforated pattern. Csc
8833-Ladles' Dressing Sack. A Neat
and Comfortable House Sack.
This attractive model may be
made Of albatross, henrietta, chal.
lie, flannel, silk or lawn. II has
deep pIalts over the shoulders,
and a coat closing in front. The
sleeve may be finished in full or
three : quarter length. The pat.
tern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, 81, SO,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17
1s9-An Artistic Pillow Top. "A De-
sign for Solid Embroidery. Size
18x18 inches.
Stamped on art cloth. ....... .25c
Perforated pattern. ......... Csc
Transfer pattern. ....... 1oc

so44-A Stylish Coat for the Young
Miss. Girls Coat lin either Of
Two lengths) with or without
Cuff. and with Straight or Notched
Closing. This desirable model has
prettily shaped collar which
may be overland with velvet or
satin. The coat sleeve, in two
~pieces,sis finished with a shaped
cuff. The pattern is cut in 5
sizes: 6, 8, 10, IL and IA years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

Il requires 3 1-a yards Of 36-ineh
material for the 1o-year size.
19t1-Skirt Panel Design. Suitable
for Eyelet Embroidery and lnser.
ton.
Stamped on S yards pure
white imported n...... $3.50
Stamped on 5 yards fine
white or pure ecru linen. 3.85
Stamped on 5 yards heavy
white linen. s.ss
Stamped on q yards 39-inch
fine white lawn or Main
sock ...................... 200
Stamped on 5 yards white
butcher cloth. .......... $50
Stamped on 4 yards 39-inch
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-17

8 years. II requires 2 yards of
44ineh material for the 4-year
size.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22

owns a quarter of a section near
Beach.
Moving pictures at the opera
house next Saturday night.
The prospects are for an Immense
crowd at Linton on the Fourth
We sell the best corsets, all kinds
and all sizes Call at the Ladies
Store. lm,cho -,
VIM Carmichael and Axel Skot.
volt were over from Mcintosh this
week.
Closing out Of Dry Goods and No
tlons at great reduction at the La
dies Store
Jacob kunbert, living few miles
north of Linton has purchased the
butcher shop at Temvik
Jacob Lierbo left for Waller.
Montana, last Thursday. where he
will work at the mason trade.
Carl F. Newcomer of Aldroa, la.
was here Monday looking over his
real-estate business, he being one Of
a firm holding interests here
Jacob Scherr. a young man of
twenty years, was Killed by
a bolt of lightning during Tuesday $
thunder shower. He was employed
on the farm of Matthias Lippi. who
lives about seven miles southwest of
Linton. The unfortunate man was
on his way to a neighbors, and he
met his death while under a wire
fence. The funeral took place from
the Catholic church at Strasburp
yesterday forenoon.
a dance was held nine miles east
of Linton, at the farm home of Pet
er Horncr on Monday evening June
18th. A crowd of boys and girls
were there from different parts and
most of them were German. The
right-hand-man furnishing the mu-
sic was Simon Horner. WHO'S a good
musician, and put the young people
in happy state of mind. Another
dance will be held at the same nlace
some time inthe near fn.are. Com
municated.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
Inc Record has for sale the FOL
lowing described legal blanks. Real
Estate Mortgage. Chattel- Mortgage
Chattel Mortgage Release Farm
Contract Notes,
"yh1 White oats.

When the FIRST loElsc Of Newcastle
set about raising 4 gllnent for tho
king i'll the cNll War his men wcrc
known US white ts The rna-
son of tho NICKNAME IS told in let
to from the duchess, which Il
prlated in the life Of tho duke
Ny lord. being resolved 70 gfvc
them new livcrics ard there not '1,-
ing red cloth enough TO be had,
took up so lnuch Of white ns would
serve to olothe thonl. desiring vithal
their patience until 10 got i dyea,
but they, impatient q stay, request
ed my lord that he you'll be rlenscA
to let them have ii 'Hldvca as II was,
promising they tlleiase,ses voula
dye it in the cnemie. blood Which
request my lord granted them. and
from that time thy wer called
Whitecoats.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
TAXING oLD MASTERS.
Spurious ANTIQUE Paintings and the
Creduiity OF Purchasers

The most amazing thing abou:
spurious old masters - sa,l = Lon.
don picture expert. is the crel.,l,ty
Of the purchasers They have only
TO stop ard reflect q moment ia IN
dcrstaml chat comnaratlvo]v .ev
canyascs were produced by the mas
tcrs, who for the most nort vcr,
slow ana careful workbench ma thon.
let them consider how many per
sons there arc who claim TO possess
Rambrandts. R,lAcasos and Van
Dvcbs, not to mont,on ,orots pau
birnvs ana Zjen.s Ths nrnsr+s
Themselves are deceived sometimes ;,
ssN'hat IL ~ oy,.. ,r,,oas -
nro.,,,o,n n,
pert was 1siSod
~Whcn d dealer finds > pnr,.r,,scr
in The Torn. If an AM ,.inan sn.t
inc 60 gain a ycpnt.,t,on ~ patron.
of art he seeks Some artist Who &
a careful student ~ ola MIMI; mos
and a man Of rrnius IN ,,,rrin6.
rather than in ORIGINAL, wo-y, ne
artist secures a canyns1ana ,h,xs,s
or inner lr,n,o g +ho ,,or;aa aa
sired The canvas IS prob,a,)v
daubcd with the WORT ,of some nm
known man and ia o,vorthlcss
AN traces Of naint.oro renewed
hy washing thc,eanvas, with = hard
brush d,ppca il, not.,sh ycxt .
preparation of,ca)l; chic e anraicd
Several coats of tbl, ar,.uut on and
smoothed with no,n,,, Finally n
coat of oil is aprllra a,a,vhen his
is lry the canvas g rer,yrto receive
the Talent of tho. ,nodernssoJJ mas
ter
Ut is a Observation-Disclosures tlgat
tho mellow tints on a1,,ert,n,c t,,rcs
cannot bc rcnro,r,cc,, el,vcr
artist can d, anvtl-,oryin,t,,l,u av..e
colorins The s,,J,us,,t cl,,,a-l 8
usually that o. a wsrl..lynown w.,s,
with sliobt chances -, ,,,l-,,,as n iioY,
and tho nossi,,le or,;ss 4,n "A. e.,trils
considered rnn,eesinr no t.b,,. r,rl-
crn eve
nWl,cn. tAn p;,,,,ro.;g,fsn;esaa.;t i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22

Ii, Tho matter ~ tir estate n Guy shhu,i
stedunn. docrnscl
Notice is hereby given hy tbs aud, rsi1ned
Ilolis l. Ihdmnu administrator ~ the q
,ain Of Guy snnne stedmnn, Into ~ Lntvikl
In Tho county ~ tmnions md state ~ North
h.sotn, heceased, 70 Nh creditors ~. nnd
all persons having Claims against, snid d..
5ccnsoa 70 crh!lAt them with tho necessary
vouchers, Within four months nftr tho FIRST
publication - this notice 10 said adininls
ir,stor Mt h.s residence 9n section T. IN
Township III nsrth ~ ltnng'..7 west % M
Fiflh Principal Meridian In said Enupts
county
pn,ea Ma, z. a b nll
HOLLIS l. ~TElDAihN
Administrator
Ln1vlk ,stnNic. North DnkatA
Flrs, publication on thn 18th day N MAY
I'M Inst. June " 1871
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
TELL TALES

1sae ~ tie 4. s-a3 =
I'hs l.a,ites Md saa net " .th
Mss gHA Saturu afternoon
i'ney ae q h@sinesS sting ana
el aew II eers
TIE s wasns has ne conSsd
era; aaalae Is ps are! !
z1eai Ne NaNe nsod ,ha +
bed AZ
lef i der yainfns
hsp DE, ara il araves the
tae houses ar r
Mr. and Mrs Joe X Nor
den. 5 y after an d,-i Nh
wih ,hely sons and d ater, here
returne! 10 Their b, MoudaS
The r.enic a. On was Va 4,
tended by people fror ais 81 asv
and al report nice TIRE
Broty beat the Bra Il Aos is
scorr Of I 10 . at Oe4a f'rldAN
Will lrancen and A est Dickson
have their huildings ,ed VIZ wt,h
rods.
Most Of the people { TINS neigh
borhNol intend to celebrate the
Fourth at Linton. AZ Hey Nyect
TO have good time u he unty
seat
The CROPS are in l'ao condition
Vet bus we need rain I'LL
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
No pidn'. Object.

VA man who was 4 bachelor was
waiting for train ~ The refresh
mcnt room at large station y
was.presidel over by good lookine
girl who happened e have red hair
The man asked if sse co,'n. ob'ig7
him with n match.
"With pleasure, If yon DO not Oh
iect TO a rel hca1cl ono che re
piled, with such o slgscstlve. y
murc smile That she qrouscd his m
tcrcst. And noe they are wr1
happy couple.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
GAYT0N GOSSIP !.
Quite number from here altcnc


Quite number from here altrnd
ed the dance Philips hall FRIDAY
evening All r'por' a finc rnc
jaw Peterson and Archie Mi,k
81 were blasting rocks IN NJ Il MI
ford farm tins wsck
Mr. and Mrs Mel Ml'chei - a
Hazelton saturia,
Nj .na Mrs :; J l.orey Nlleu
Al WAlkcrsun Sunias
M and Mrs Wilson Visited Il
Cnsey 5 Sun'las
John Pound- came down 20 he
stage from Bismarck TODAY and Val
help MIR Casey fo a couple 4
weeks
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
PROTECTING the Oeuntsa,

IN Copenhagen, tIs Danish cap
/ tai, provision is maj for the safe
g conveyance home Of aebnated reT
6 or When policeman finds an
ia uos a,adcd man wandering at large
i, , places him in eab and takes
hi n to the nearest police station.
vi irre he is examine by a doetar
an ! thcmsent home The following
nc pning tho bill for the doctor and
the.cab is sent to The puldican vho
scr tel the man with lis last dsnk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
List Of Jurors.

The following is list of the peti,
jurors drawn toserve at the adjourn
ed May term Of the District court
which convenes at Linton, Emmon.
county. North Dakota, on the lltf
day of July. 1911. lat lOo'clock a. M.
Farrell, M. z.
Canning, Fred
Johnson. w. II.
Linderman. A. ID.
Sikel, Frank j.
Scroggin, |. l..
Mccormack. VIM. l..
Bier. ID. P.
Vikse, Hans
Anderson. p. j.
Andrus. w. b.
Clay. W. H.
Putnam. G. O.
Perry. William
Beemer, VIM.
Tirk. Lawrence
Alsbury. j. II. ''7s.
Fischer. Steve - -
VanBeek, John
Morford, Elwood
Gray. Y. f.
AlthOf. Charles
Ten Clay. Henry
Myers. John
Jackman. George a
King, Charles
John Van Vought
Sturdevant. Bert
Olson, John
Hem, J T.
Sisco, j. c.
Gimble, Henry Jr
GRAPHICAL, A. w. Z! ..4.
Van Beck. Gerrit
Huising, John
/. Steensland. Jacob
Harrison. S. c.
Droog, Peter f.
Sherr. M. f.
Mikesell, j. w.
Mandigo. w. W.
Albaugh. He.
Fetterly, William
Stanton, John A
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
HATS, HATS, HATS

Just received large order of
midsummer styles, FOR the Fourth
Of July. Prices 10 suit ALL AT Mrs.
VIM. haven Il Co. millinery store.
Don't forget the moving pictures
at the opcra-holaa Saturday night
IheY are good ones
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN lON ~
"a. at Turner s.
Come to Linton on the Fourth Of
Jul.
Fourth
,osh this week
hand Of eypsies are camping
north i town.
rbris. vorlander was up from Eu.
,ta Friday with his car.
laughter was born to MIR. and
w.. II Naramore on June 10th.
vn, q. Erwin was called to Har-
=. L the death of his brother
wife
roR SALE House and lots on
,aasb broadway, opposite the depot.
Mrs. CAREY
Vim Dixie, who has been teach
mo al westheld left for Holland,
Mich. today.
W. Vim Irwin of Brandon, Wis. (,
same lp with her son Will. and will
be here ior a week.
The Knights Templar parade Chi
caro. the greatest ever seen. Opera
House saturday night.
Mrs. A h. Moore returned yes
terday from Shields. where she has
been visiting her sister.
saturday night at the moving pic
,,ra show. the 3lst. Triennial Con-
ciaye Knights Templar at Chicago.
Won can save from sl5 to S25 if
YOU buy your monuments for the
csmetery from G.. Haak & Son, Hull,
\ b (junl-tf)
The county has for sale about l25
bushels Of Seed Flax. Sec the
County Auditor if you wish to pur-
chase uuh l-1il
Mrs G, G. De Show and brother.
Lloya Bower of Aberdeen, were
here last night, en- route to Hazel
ton.
Prospects are good. Place your
order for a Ford Touring-Car now.
Will have some here soon.-Frank
Irvine
Two fishing crews passed through
Linton Tuesday They were max
ing the trip in autos, and Joined a
party at Elazelton.
Mesdames j Baker and r. Baker
who havcsbeen visiting at the w. a.
/ Petrie home left for their new home
at Coutts, Canada. Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Hazan. who has
been teaching north Of Linton. was
here Monday night. She left Tues
/ day for her home in Minnesota
Some of the people around Stras-
! burg say that the rain last Tuesday
4 evening killed the potato bugs.
/ Otherwise it asgenerally welcome.
/ Mrs. Fred Reemtz and children,
|iwho have been visiting relatives in
i Linton for the past week, returned
Ito their home in Eureka Tuesday.
\ Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Jackman of
MAberdeen. are spending the summer
months on their Larvik farm. They
made trip to the county seat to-
day in their car, and while here they
favored this office with a call.
81 FOR SALE At a bargain a 90
horse power Nichols and Shepherd
engine, in good repair. or will trade
~ for horses, stock horses prefer
Sfd VIM. Beseler. Braddock. N. d..
Route |.
Y Last Monday night the garage
and auto belonging to DR.. Richie of
SHarrlet, were destroyed by fire. A
barn near the garage was also de-
etroyed The origin of the fire is
unknown.
Rev. H Wiegand went to Nor
neF, 5. d.. to attend the Synodical
eon'erence of the Dakota district of
ne Evangelical Luthern Synod of
o.a and other states. He will be
pack Thursday, June Goth.
chas. Burk, of Council Bluffs.
o~a, who has been here visiting at
ne home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Busch
y me Horeshead country returned
Fs home Thursdy. Mr.. Burk
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22

Oil, Oil, Oil, High grade auto
oil. especially adapted g Ford cars,
but good for any. My quantity.
gallon 10 half barrel Frank Irvine
EsTRAYED Yf.ARllNG COLTS.
Left my place. on Section Is.
Township l3l. Rang ~. six and a
half miles northeast Strasburg,
May 5. 1911 the FOLLOW nS described
animals
A bay stallion-colt with almost
all Of face white. A so!rel stallion
colt. with round spot Oh face
No brands on either animal \
liberal reward will be paid for in
formation leading to their recovery
Peter Zachcr.
~ WIN ,-l5l Strashurg. N. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
fINF. HOME-M Apl, CIGARS.

our cigar manufacturer, Frank
ptak, manufactures the best cigars
that have ever reached this part of
the world He ought TO be patron
Aed by the smokers and dealers Of
Linton ard neighborlng towns. as
II Is ms intention to make TINS place
his permanent home and. il pos
Slhle build up big Cigar nanufac
turn, plant here all for the f,l-
lowing brands
Flor de laHa a 'en.cen' rlxar
Robert Mack Fly cents
perfectns Pets. Ilvv cents
iiustlrrs Five cent
These clgats are guaranteed! hy
Mr. Ptak To be just ahat he claims
they are
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22


ful! Fou,th-of-July program vii
be published in next weeks Record.
Clements kelch and Milton Gu!
hertson are back from the university
at Grand Forks
Rev l. A l-ovelace Will condue,
services in the Opera house Sunday
evening at GO There will be spec
lal band ana vocal music. Every.
body is invited
Frederick FfatF 81. died last Sat
urdry at his home at Sand Creek, a,
the age Of 81 wears Deceased was
one of the best known farmers il
the country IN obituary VIII b,
printed later.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22
TAhEN UP COLTS

Taken " by the undersigned on
his premises. seNea miles southeast
of slrasburg. the following descrh-
"a ANIMAL
Two two-year-o colts, color
black one has white rlnes around
fetlocks One stallion and one mare.
Ibr owner can have the animals
BY proving property and paying for
this notice
John II Van soest.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1911-06-22

= In il shout time
ere putting in yosJT daks
n.~sic. af1rk ovs an
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-08-11
WELL KNOWN BOOK MAN LANDS
IN JAIL

A special from Raleigh, N. c., says
that w. C. Warfield, of the World
Publishing Company, was, after an in
vestigation by the State Text Books
Commission. found guilty of repre-
hensible conduct in attempting to
form pool to use $500 to secure
some friend" whom he declined to
name, in the department of education
of the state, to secure the adoption of
certain books. Chief Clerk Barwick,
who had been referred, was found not
guilty. Warfeld had approached 9TH
er book men and used Barwick's
name The commissioner is to adopt
books for use for five years in the
public schools of the state.
Mr. Warfield spent a winter in
Ocala several years ago, and is pleas
antly remembered mere.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-08-11
TWO SINGULAR ACCIDENTS AT
ST. CLOUD

Little Sadie Peterson, the five-year-
old daughter of James Peterson, in
the west part of the town, met with
an unusual accident on Thursday.
While seated on top of a gatepost
swinging her bare feet, she suddenly
lifted one foot to the nose of a horse
passing through the gate. when the
animal as suddenly made a grab at
it with its mouth and, catching the
big toe in it's teeth, tore off the end of
the member, exposing the bone to
the second joint. DR.. Crum dressed
the injury and says she will get along
nicely.
On Thursday afternoon, as A. Johns
was about to start the gasolene en-
bine at the Billingsly & Johns nov
city factory, premature explosion
caused the f1ywheel to revolve in the
wrong direction, catching Mr.. Johns
foot between the wheels edge and the
floor, nearly severed the four smaller
toes. He was taken to the Seminole
Pharmacy, where DR.. Chunn sewed
the gaping wound together, the vic
tim calmly watching the operation
and endured the pain without vino
ing. He will be laid up for week or
two.-Tampa Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-08-11
A CASE OF INTEREST

Some days ago Policeman Grubbs
arrested Sam Carter. He claimed
that Carter resisted him. At any rate,
he struck Carter over the head sew
eral times, infiicting some very ugly
wounds. Carter had Grubbs arrest
ed, and the case was tried before
Judge Bell last week, and resulted in
mistrial
Yesterday morning Grubbs had Car
ter arraigned before Recorder Izlar
and he was fined twenty-five dollars
and costs.
In the afternoon Grubbs was again
tried before Judge Bell and again the
case resulted in a mistrial.
Our young attorneys, Messrs. Ed
win Spencer, Jr., and Troy Hall,
were engaged in the trial of the case
on opposite sides, and so anxious
were their friends to hear their ora
tons that the corridor leading to the
cOut room was crowded to the doors
and beyond.
Without any reference to this par
ticular case, as we did not hear the
evidence, and know little of its mer-
it's, an officer should never resort to
violence except in the most desperate
and aggravated cases. His duty is
to prevent assaults, not to make
them; not to break, but to preserve,
the peace.
The New York policemen were re-
lieved of their "billies' not long ago
because of their too ready use of
them. The officers of the law should
steel themselves in the exercise of
great patience and forbearance.