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II nn,sonaI corresnondeuee and

and personal correspondence and
claim credit for the veto
1t is perfectly legitimate and
proper for chief executive to
seek the CONSUL of his frie Is
in matters gravely affecting E
public interests. Presidents y. I'd
| the advice OF their cabinetS Id
| friends in administration
urers. All great generals
their councils of war;
cure the advice Of til
nate generals On *
tary movements: bN
men agree that TO seSfSiF
confidence of Il man whitley
are his friend ami then be E
it after YOU become his envy
is little less than immeasureabie
meanness coupled with the crook
edness Of cowardice. Enligh, m
ed and cultured people of all Ma
tions treat such violations of per-
sonal confidence as brand of
t~eachery OF which Judas Isear-
lot is the chief exponent
In rehashing. rehearsing. and
reiterating the mhallOwed re
mains Of the old campaign calu-
nies. John Allen has simply adj
vertised himself as = dead fly
in the ointment. the odor of
which has so long offended the
nostris of Intelligence and de
cency.
GOV. Nardaman is neither "A
saint nor ii criminal. He is not
graciously good nor sanctimOn-
ious sinner He is just honest
truthful. candid and courageous
and measures to very nigh
lstandard of public and private
morals. He is peaceable but II
repreSsible. He is c0nciliatory
but fearless. Like n hunted and
wounded stag he holds the yelp-
ing pack at bay and defies the
ismiling sneak. the arrogant ego
tist and the cold blooded. hypo
critical viper He would nottel
| a lie for IA seat in the United
States Senate. He would not pan
der TO power for the crown o
an emperor. He has been diligen
and faithful to every trust con
fided TO him by the people an'
they will reward him.
The crusade against Vardamal
is war upon honest government
political integrity and the sover
aignity of the voters Ii is M
to them and they will be equa
| 10 the responsibility.
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ATTENTION VETERANS, FOR.
REST CAVALRY.

Cavalry Corps az our next Gen
eral kcInioaI. will bee one room
ot thr old Capitol Building i'm
Little Rock, Ark. All members.
are requested TO call and regis
ter and secure badges. They
are requested 90 make it their
soeinl headquarters. for meeting
and fighting the battles over
with the eomradc, they meet.
And you ar especially request
Ell 10 he present al 10 o. clock a.
IN. on Wednesday May 18th, 1911
and unite ia the election or
new commander aud the transac-
ton of amy business Of the
Corps.
II. a. Tyler IT.. Gcnl Com
manding The Forrest Cavalry
Corps.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Pursuant to the PROVISIONS of
Section 4122. OF the Code of 1906
The undersigned Registrar oi
Monroe County Mississippi. will
visit the voting precincts of the
said County Oh the days. and
dates named below. with the Re
gistration books. This is not a
new registration. but only supple
y Nal, for the purpose Of regis
Aall who failed To register
z.isf, ,stsIf,, -:rrser :Yrii-,s,s,y MI,
at the age of 81 years. on
S1r before November the 9th l9ll
ard who are legally entitled 10
register
I.ackev Monday. MAY Sth.
Hamilton. Tuesday, May 9Th.
Grub Springs. "Wednesday. e.
May 10th.
Alsup Mill Thursday, May II
Gatman Friday, May, II.
Rural Hill Saturday, May II.
Athens. Monday May -.
Quincy Tuesday. May 10.
Greenwood Springs. We'd. May
18th.
Pickle s Store Thursday May
18th.
, William s Store, Friday May ~.
Becker. Monday. May -
Amory Tuesday. May 23.
Hatlev Wednesday, May -.
Parham' : Store, Thursday. May
%.
Cox Store. {. Friday, May 70.
/ Smithville. Saturday. May p.
Bigbee Monday. May %
Robert s Store -. Monday
(Boyds) May 29th.
/ Nettleton Tuesday, May 30.
| Central Grove. Wed. May II.
Wren. Thursday. June !.
Willis. Friday. June ,.
Gibson. Monday, June ..
Prairie Tuesday. June ..
Aiuldon. Wednesday. June :.
Darracott +. Thursday. june :.
y. Aberdeen Friday, June ..
IS. Aberdeen. saturday. June u
And the books will be open "A
lthe Circuit Clerk $ office up t
and including July 9th 1911. ol
which date the registration will
close. all who register onanN o
the above dates. and up 10 Jul.
9th. can participate in the Aug
ust primaries, provided they ar
otherwise legally qualified
w. T. Ware,
Circuit Clerk and Registrar
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Kidney and Bladder Diseases.

Thousands of people die annually of
Kidney and Bladder trouble whose
lives could he saved by the timely use
If U-RA-CURA, the great Southern
Remedy. 1t ueutralizes and passes
diseased accumulatiOns out OF the sys-
tenn and by cert ain healtngiving pro-
.esses ASSISTS nature to build up new
tissues. Ii is also fine tonic Per-
sons who have the least symptoms of
these diseases, should use this rene
dy. Druggists sell it at SOC and 90
per bottle. II he cannot supply It.
send to Granger Medicine Company.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
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Telephone Talk No. n.

Aside from the fact that the tclr-
phone directory is often referred tu
,s city guide. il il used for other
-efrrrncr purposes on the averag" OF
many hundreds of times daily, and
his inakcs il onr nf the most valu-
able adveriis ising prdinm- that can
pe obtained. MI business concerns
huuld take advantage ~ thc Com
pany's offer and secure information
.oncerning advertising space IN oui
telephone directories. Call mp the
fIices Of the Com pany, or addrees
Advertising Department. Nashville,
Tenn.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Hncorporated.
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Do You Have the Right Kind Of
Help.

Foley Kidney Pills furnish you
the right Kind Of help 10 nentR.
i've and remove the poison, that
cause backacbc. headaches, ner.
voH,urss and other kidney. and
bladder ailments Sold bl i J..
Shell and Company
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Foley Kidney Pills take hold
Of your system and help yon to
rid yourself of your dragging ol
backache. dull headache, nervons-
ness, impaired eyesight., and xof
all the ills resulting from the M
paired action of your kidn ys
and bladder.
Remember it is Foley Kidney
Pills that do this.
For sale by J. L. Shell = Cou
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-12

Harsh physics react. weaken
the bowels. cause chronic consti-
patton. DOan's Regulets operate
easily. tone. the stomach, cure
constipation. 25c. Ask your drug
guisf for them.
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J X Young, Agent.

II you want your clothes press
ed. cleaned. or scrubbed. and n
YOU want the best. and most mp.
to-datc service why just 80 to
that phone and eall fnr Walton
K Prugh's Pressing shop and
they viii do tic resi-
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-12

We have added a number of
new views 20 our stock of Aber-
deem post cards. We have the
most extensive collection Of Alb
crdeen post cards la town Come
and see them.
Monroe News Store.
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THE MONROE COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION.
Incorporated.)

Il. y. Ferg gIson. Pres
j. VI. Acker. Vice-Pres
W. q. Peugh, See 4 Treas.
II. w. Maier. ADV. Mgr
Directors.
III. H. Scrape,
j. \. Gay,
Geo. Pickle.
w. B. McCluney.
ID. II. Hale.
Announces the date OF the fair
October "a, 25, 26, and 81, 1911.
Contracts for Grand Stani. TX
hibifion Hall. Stables. Band
stand, etc. have been let
Premiums both cash and those
donated by the merchants will
appear next week. II takes time
to classify, hundreds OF doIlars
worth of valuable prizes. so W.
are unable 10 publish them this
week. Our list covers every thing
that grows. or made on the farm
and great care will be taken "a
place the prizes with the worth,
ones. Remember the date. Oct
- 10 q. and meet me at IN,
fair.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-12

Obituaries will be accepted by The
Weekly when not exceeding ton lines.
free of charge. For each additional
line charge OF FIVE cents will bo
made and collected.
For Tributes of Respect and other
publications, emenating from lodges
or similar organizations, charge OF
i've cents per line will be made for
every line contained. Count seven
words 10 the line and make your own
caiculation As 10 the cost in each case.
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WOMEN coll gl,ara

WOMEN, sell guaranteed hose,
20 per cent profit. Make SO
daily. Full or part time. Begin
ners Investigated. Strong Knit
Box 1929, West Philadelphia. Pa.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-12

You don't have to make Your
account at several different
stores, ii you trade with us, we
have the stock. Quick delivery.
F. d. Carter and Company.
Phone No. 79.
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Special Road Fund

After allowances of legal per
diem. and mileage TO members
and Officers. the board adjourn
ed until. Wednesday. May. 18th.
for further consideration of the
matter al sale of SlOOOO.0O Of
fourth district road bonds. the
sale OF said bonds having been
not completed until the delivery
ot the same.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
state OF w. II. Rollins. deceased.

Estate OF w. II. Rollins. deceased.
T. J. Rollins. Adm'r.
No. 1854
Letters of Administration for the Estate ot W
H. Rollins have this day been granted me bs tn
Chanoery Court of the County Of Monroe Al
persons holding Claims against the said Esta
are hereby notified To have SANE probatet an,
allowed by the clerk ef said eoart within on
year from this date same will be forever bar
red
witness my hand thi, the 2ist day of March
1911 r. j. ROLLINS. Administrator.
w H. CLIFTON. ATTY for Estate
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\ healthy man D. 81 king in
DIS own right. au unhealthy man
is an unhappy slave Burdoce
Blood Bittcrs builds up sound
health keeps Fou we'll
Genuine Peerless. Rattle snake.
Nrlon Seed, u GAY 's.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TATE oF MISSISSIPPI
MoNnGe toetr


Iettcis of ndninistiatlon has inr this day brcn
grnntcf fO fuf on tho estate of Walffr a Rollins.
decca-ed al persons hnidinp claims against
said ssfafr afe hereby notified Co probate the
sane in the manner ana form protidfd bs faw
within one Ntar from this date nr fhry shall be
forever barred.
Wifnpas ms hand this fhe 2lst day - March
1911 o. g. itDiIfNa. AdminlAtrntof.
WILEY ". fTIt@rDs Solicitor fnI Admins.
traitor and Estate. m2tH
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Suffered day and night the tor
mcnt Of itching plies. Nothing
helped me until I used Doan X
Ointment II cured me perman.
entity. Hon John K. aGrrctt,
Mayor. Girard. Ala.
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ltfHoil " ~ hbbs tohHR
Treasurer, was examined and ap
proved.
Report of T.. l.. Cowley, Super
intendent Of Education. was ex
..mfnea ann approyrsi. - 49,
eptition of j. A. Young. am
others for change in old Fayette-
Vile road was continued.
In pursuance of advertisement
the Board proceeded to sell SlCO
W0OO of road bonds for th'
Fourth District. Five per cent
Twenty Five year bonds. which
were purchased by the First Nat
ional Bank OF Aberdeen. at 800
l3J.0
Af The June term the Board
will let ccntlaes for building a
concrete bridge on Sam Holiday
road. just west of Prairie.
Supervisors SULLIVAN and Lowe
were appointed to view change
in Sipsey Valley road, petition
ed for by Dan Crenshaw ct al.
Supervisors SULLIVAN and Lowe
were appointed to view ronte
of new road in second district
pctitioned for by f. q. Mize.
and others.
, The clerk was directed TO de
liver $4,000. the last maturing
bonds of the James creek drain
age system. TO the Sprankle Con
>truction Company.
BY order Of the Board. and
on petition of twenty per cent
of the qualified voters. the first
supervisors district was permit
ed 10 come within the provision
of chaptcd 40 Of Act of 1910.
and at the June term the boart
will order the issuance Of road
bonds for the benefit Of that dis
trict. in the amount of rlW.OOO.
90. for road purposes.
Supervisors Ritter and Lowe
We're appointed to view route oi
change in Smithville and Detroit
road petitioned for by + VI
Towry and others.
supervisors Ritter and Bailey
were appointed TO view route OF
private road in Fourth district
petitioned for by Harry Strong
Loan warrants 10 amounts ot
so 900. 90 payable Jan. lSt. l9l2
were sold 10 the FiIst Nationa
Bank at an interest of I 90 pei
cent per annum until paid. Oi
which was the lowest bdi offer
cd.
Supervisors Ritter and Eikne
E reported favorabIy on petition o
! \ ID. Pickle and Others for th'
! change of route i'm the New
E Splunge Road. in first district
and change was adopted accord
ingly.
Following claims were allow
ed ont OF common county fund
Water and Lights Si5.9,
D O. \. Irwin. brdg. wrk. - ~
: Geo. L. Rye. brdg. lbr. 1916
l.. q. Simmons. kpg. paup. ISL
j. \. Gay. sup. county. l.9.
II r. Warburton. plumb. 81
y. l.. Shell Go. sup. 90. 3.s'
u Foote. Davies Co. war ri l2.4,
! Henderson Hdw Co. nails 3.
2 Aberdeen Lbr. Co. b. lbr. 22.1
g j. A. King. frgt. gravel. 200
: Emmett Williams. lbr. 3.l'
Cler Smith. postage. 4.O'
lJ. A. King, nails. 4.5'
r Columbus g. Con. Co. gra. "a .O'
l.. 5. Easter. brdg. wrk. 22 y
e T. o. Jones, kpg. dogs. 300
Sheriff Jones, postage. 3.5'
Sheriff Jones. fdg, pris. 1874
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Reunion al Little Rock.

The Frisco has been selected
as the ofricial route by the Abcr
deem Camp 10 Little Rock. and
coach viii be- furnished and viii
leaNc here ~ au hour to BE- de-
cidcd on later either or regular
or special train. sometime dur
ing the day. and Wilrpach lit
If. Rock iu 0ood Iuo
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NO. =,

Bob Minnis. janitor. 1900
Sheriff Jones. con. luna. $500
III. l.. Walton. tick i'm. lJ6OC
j. I. Fawlkes. tick ia. iJ600
liussey Bros. Nails. Is
Sup. Lowe. ex. ser. 600
Sank Owen road timber. 81
GUM and Sims. rd work. 100
I. /. Walden. causewaN. l62
w II. Smith. road timber. III
Lam and Carter. sup. 1910
4 Kidd Bros. road lumber. 4.25
Williams Bros. rep. hrdg. l4.75
w. q. Owings. brdg. !. j.95
Daniel Jinins. brig lbr. 3300
Caffin and Hodge. lbr. 27.52
Bryan Hdw. Go. kcoffin. 6.2j
w a. Towry, b. lbr. 256s
Burnett anTd Eggar. b.w. 400
l.. H. Brook. haul. lbr. 1927
Mrs. a. NJ. Berg \. rentxNl2.5O
/ 4. {. Crook. b. nails. 10
:. A. Allen. gravel 10
G.. d. Nash. brdg. lbr. 1927
Jim Thornley,. brdg. lbr. 5.s5
{. W. Caldwell, brdg. 1890
!. +. Smith. lumber. ll.26
i. {. Penticost. h. work. 1870
Examiner printing ll2O
Addison Braninin. lbr. 1850
Sup. Eikner. cx ser. 500
j. r. lloncYcufi. b. rep. -
4. W. Rye. bridge work 100
/ III. +. l;roYleS. tiling S.15
Mrs. III. T.. Adams. way. lO.0G
DR.. q. T. Tnbb. attd. T.. 300
Il. III McFarland. Atty S333
Moon aud holiday. lbr. $50
\. G.. Ridings. brdg. lhf. 4.o5
II. Darracotf. hr.g. ihr - a.
i. ~ Lowe 90. Watts. So
T. L. Roberts pauper sup. , 20
Evans aud Ivy. vat mat 300
Harris and Captrell. lbr. % "a
y. \. Gay. sup county. 1920
j. NJ Easter. bridge WI. 300
i +. Smith. bridge wr 2O0O
r w Rye. brdg. lumh. lSSG
Sup. Ritter. extra SER. 200
lndept. Telephone Co 400
Sup. sullavan. cx. ser. - 0O
Sup. Bailey. extra ser. 900
j. B. Green. brdg. lum. $3.50
Williams and Owings. l6 2O
Newton Owings, brdg. WI. 800
|. w. Rye. brdg. hlm. ls.Sd
Walter Howell. gridee w.k 100
Mis-. :. y. Williams. lhr 30
!. r. Smith. brdg lbr 2Ol
y. q. Coleman. bridge W. 400
Foote and Davies. sup. 10
Carter AMI Moore. coffin. q 90
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MONROE NEWS STORE.

II YOU want anything like
.na,nE come haFs 10 Upt H.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-12

We have the largest number
Of Aberdeen views in the Post
Card line, in the city
Monroe News Store.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-05-12
REPORT BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS.
February Term. 1911

Present r.. W. Eikner, Presi-
dent; j III. SULLIVAN: :. ID
Ritter; ~ &. Lowe; w. l.
&. Bailey-Members.
T. -. Jones. Sheriff, {. L.
Smith, Chancery Clerk.
Report of \. Tubb. COUNTY
Treasurer, was examined and ap
proved.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-01
The STILLS OF GEORGIA
BUSY BY MOONLIGHT
Hundreds Of WhiSkGy Mills
Are Flowing

Atlanta, August 30-RevelUe agents
are breaking records in Gees ia in dc
stroyirg illicit disrllerics. 1t has been
stated that there is more moonsAin-
ing in Georgia than perhaps in any
other state in the union, but the Off
GERS arc now making it hot for the Of
tenders. HabeTsham and Rabun
counties have just been visited by
Deputy Bush and Deputy Marshal
Hughes and party, with the result that
in five days time they captured and
destroyed seven stills, six hundred
gallons Of whiskey and seven thousand
gallnos Of beer. Two big stills We're
captured near the Leland gold mine
in Rabun county. Deputy Basch cap
tured and destroyed two stills, one in
Walton county, seven miles from Mon
roe, and the other two miles south 0f
CaTl, in Gwinnett county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-01
BRONWOOD.

Bronwood, Ga, Aug. 3O.-A great
deal of cotton is being picked around
here and the fields are white.
Quite a crowd of Dawson's social set
are enjoying an outing at divers
Mill this week. Messrs. c. C. andJ. c.
Turner made music for them Monday
and Tuesday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Webb, of Sumter
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c. z
Webb
Messrs Chesley and Cleveland Hal
returned home Saturday, after short
stay at Hartsfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Turner and chill.
dren spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Turner and Mrs. Temple
Turner.
M and Mrs. Sid Harrington enter
tanned their friends with dance at
their home at M. Bob Williams last
Friday night.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-01
CLING TO HIS WHISPERS
UNTIL BRIDGE WAS BUILT

New York, August 3O.-A New Hav-
en- dispatch to the World says: Jonas
Pcndleton, 81 years old, walked into
barber shop as soon as tnebridge
across the Connecticut river had been
opened the other day.
His face was covered with the most
luXuriant beard in the state and his
features were hardly visible.
Take EN- off," he said to the sur
prised barber. I've kept my VOW
The bridge is finished"
Mr.. Pendleton swore many years
ago never to let shears or razor touch
his face until the Connecticut river
was spanned by road bridge. But
the structure was not finished till yes
terday and all these years people have
had to cross in ferryboat.
A year ago another Connecticut man
died wearing long beard for he had
vowed never to cut it off till John G.
Fremont should be president of the
United States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-01
HOW TO REMOVE FRECKLES.
Wilson's FreCkIe Cream is Positively
Guaranteed to Do the Work.

Letters are constantly being receiv-
by the makers of Wilson's Freckle
Cream from prominent ladies saying
that they have at last discovered how
to remove freckles.
Just because you happen to have
freckles is no reason why you should
always have them.
Mrs. NJ. j. Rivers wrote from Berne,
Switzerland, saying: IF after giving
Wilson's Freckle Cream fair trial it
does not cure your skin, there is no
remedy for you. l always took the
best care of my skin, but freckled
dreadfully and could get no remedy
until | found Wilson's Freckle Cream -
One jar of Wilson's FreckIe Cream
will cause your freckles to perceptibly
fade, and the second jar will entirely
remove them.
The druggist is instructed to return
your money to you if it doesn't do
just what we claim for it.
Try a jar today. You'll be delight
ed with its fine effect on your skin. If
your druggist cannot supply you, send
30 cents to the Wilson Freckle Cream
Company, Charleston, S. c., and they
will send you full size jar.
Murray & Hooks, Agents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-01
RECEIVED 2,300 VOLTS,
BUT HE'S STILL ALIVE

Fort Worth, Texas, August 24-Car1
Carpenter, an electrician in the en-
ploy of the local power and light ocm-
pany, today had miraculous escape
from death when, after receiving a
shock of 2,300 volts from a live wire
on the top of a pole, he cut the wire
with his clippers, while his body was
burning and twitching, and then climb
ed down unaided by means of a ladder
which had been brought by the fire
department To the fact that his body
was held fast to the pole by his belt
and that he retained presence of mind,
Carpenter owes his life.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-01
NEW LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR
HAS ARRIVED AT BRENAU
DR.. LOrenz VIII Have Charge of Chair
OF Modern Languages.
T. P. A. Macon, Ga

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 3O.--The new pro-
fessOr OF modern languages, DR.. Max
H Lorenz of Vienna, Austria, has ar
rived at Brenau College at Gainesville,
accompanied by his bride, who was
formerly Miss Frances Sibley, of Au-
gusta, Ga. DR.. LOrenz, who is still a
young man, has had quite an eyentful
career. He is a Doctor OF Philosophy
from the famous German University,
Heidelberg. Before his graduation,
he beacame an officer in the Austrian
army about the time that the Boar
war was raging in South Africa. He
obtained leave Of one year, and volun-
tered his services to the Boer army
and saw active service, being wound
Cd on hand and head.
Later DR.. L, rcn2 was made a mem
bc8 of the Austrian embassy to Paris,
and lived there three years, and later
lived in Russia and also in Spain in
connection with diplomatic service
For a number of years Dr. Lorenz has
been a teacher. first in military
academy in Vienna. Late he came to
America and taught privately in the
far west in the state of Washington
During the last year he has been a
member of the faculty of the Sewanee
Military Academy at Sewanee, Tenn
DR.. LOrenz is related to very prom.
inent people in Austria, being a ne
phew of the famous bloodless surgeon
OF the same name, who was brought
to this country several years ago Iy
M. Armour and performed a remark
able operation upon little Loleta Ar.
nour. DR.. Lorenz will occupy the
hair OF Modern Languages at Bre.
rau. He speaks eleven languages