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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
Death Of J. K. Holder.

The many friends Of Mr.. James
K. Holder and his distinguished
father the late Col. W. D. Holder,
viii learn with sincere regret of
his death which occurred in Mem
phis last Thursday Of paralysis of
the brain. Mr.. Holder spent his
early life in this county and
many years in Oxford where he
has relatives and a host 70 warm
friends. He leaves a sister and
three brothers. The remains were
interred in Jackson.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
B. K. Collins.

We call your attention to the
announcement this week of MIR.
B. X. (Buck) Collins Of Beat ,
as q candidate for Assessor. Mr..
Collins is q native Of the county
and has always made his home
here. He has never solicited q
public office. He is thoroughly
capable OF filing the position he
seeks and will give his best en-
deavors in the service OF the pub.
lie il chosen for the position. He
asks the consideration Of the vo-
e-s.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

List Of unclaimed mail mStter re-
naming in the oxford pcst-ofHee for
the week ending Saturday, Feb. 25ta:
l Carpenter, "
: DrumEnoud, Rev Il
3 Flowers, c Webster
4 Glass, Dorge
) Home, Mrs Mary 4
@ Kirkland. Guy
: Kirkood, Dan, Jr
5 Love, Mrs Ross
9 iask;n, Mrs ES
ID Moth, Sirs Mabel
u Owen, bliss Pauline
II Reed, Luce
IS Robertson, W .
a Robson, Miss Katie Nay
- Smith, 8irs Mary
u wilkins, Henry
u Williams, Joe
When calling for the above adver-
used mail give the No. of each and
the date advertised
S. II. EowEY, P. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

Do yOu know that Of all the minor all
ments colds are by ia..le nos danger
oCs? II Is not the cold itself that YOU
need 70 Tear, bat the serious diseases
tlat i Oltsn lead to-. Most OF these are
known As germ diseases Pneumonia
and consumption are moag them Why
not take Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and cure your cold while yOu can? FoE
sale by ali dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

A tight feeling in the chest accom-
pinned By a short, dry cough. indicota :
an innamed condition in the lungs. To
relieve II ony IA dollar size Ba lard,s
horenouna syrup; you get with each
bottle a iree Herrick's Red Pepper Por
Gus Fiaster Tor the chest. The syrun
relaxes the tlghtness and the plaster
draws out n Inflammation. II is an
IDEAL combination for curing colds ser
tied in the lungs Sold by A II Kende,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

This trouble usually arises from a Il,
ordered liver. II you VIII arouse tn,
live. 20 throw OF the efete accumula.
tions through the proper channels yor
VIII soon feel better, your appetite vii
improve and the whole maa wilt Ia
more w1de-swake aad healthy. Eel
tals p1rpose st. Jossph's Liver Reg1la-
tor Is a fine remeny Try it and be COL
vncec OF its wonderful efficacy. Drug
gsts and general merchants sell ii
liquid So cents 4 bottle; powdered, :,
TIN boxes p cents a box.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

How would you Ike 70 number Jour
friends by millions a. BucSleuis Atnlca
Sslve does2 It, astounding ccr-s in
the past A. years maize them It's the
best sSlye in the world Tor sores, ulcers
eczema, burns, polls, scalGs, cuts, sore
eyes, corns, sprains, ~sweuEaEs, bruises
cold so-es. has no equal Tor piles. Z5c
sold b. 4. Ia. kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
ATTACKS scHooL prINc,p,,

a severe attack on school principal,
Ina .e,d .; Alien, of Sylvania, Ga, is
snus ton oy him. "For more than
tnree years he writes, "I suffered in
9~e~enoaole torture from rheumatism,
nser ana stomach trouble and diseased
ndaneys- Al remedies failed I'LL l useo
Electric bttters, but four bottles OF thi,
wonndert9lremedy cured me complete
~ such results are common. Thous
anu oiess them for curing stomach
trouble, female complaints, kidney dis
ORDERS, oiioasness and for new health
ana vigor Try them. Only soc at A.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
Landreth's Seeds.

You can buy all kinds of Gar
den and Field Seed in bulk from
r. r. Chiffon d Co. This will
save yon money to buy it in the
bulk as you get so much more.
You can also get Flower Seeds
OF all kinds from R. Il. Chiffon &
Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
KILLS A MuRnrRrn-

A merciless murderer is appendicitis
with many victims, but DR. Kings New
Lie Pills kills it by prevention They
seAtly stimulate stomach, liver ard
bowels preventing that clogging thaf
invites appendicitis, curingconstipation
heSdache, bilionsness, chills. 25c. 70,
sale by \. Ii. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

mormy children are unhappy, puny
ana aicxly. They can't be otherwise
Mnile worms eat away their strength
ana vitality A few doses Of Mites
Oream sermifuge performs a marvel
Gus transformation. Cheerfulness
strength and the rosy bloom of health
speedily return. Price 25c per boftia
For sale by A. II. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

II you have trouble in getting I'd Of
your cold goa may know that you are
moi treating il properly There Is no
reason why a cold should hang on fo.
weeks q 1t VIII not IL you lake Chan
berain's Cough Remedy. For sale by
al daaiers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

"Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
cough remedy / ever used As it quickly
stopped a severe cough that troubled
me, says J. w. Kuhn, of Princeton,
Neb. Just So quickly and surely Itact,
IN all cases OF Coughs, colds, lagrippe
and lung trouble. Refuse substitutes
Sold by !. IL. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
4 special aedicln- fer KIdney Ailm,n,

Many elderly people have found in
koley's Kidney Remedy a quick RELIEF
and permanent benefit from kidney
and and bladder ailments and from an
moving uriny irregula tiles sdue to ad-
vancing years. Isaac y. Regain, OF Far
mer, dO says: "Foley's Kidney Rem
edy Effected aeomplete cure in my case
and I want others to know of it.n Sold
by 4. II. Kendel.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

John W Sickelsmith, of Greensboro,
Pa, has three children, and like most
children they frequently take colo.
"Ae have tied several kia6s OF couch
medicine" he says, '.bdt have never
found any yet shat Gid them IS much
good IS Caamberlaia's Cough REM
edy. For sale b. 81 dealers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
FnIEY,s kInNEY FILLS.

Nsutralize and remove the po!scns
that cause backache, rheumatism, ner-
~voIsness and all kidney ana bladder ir-
regularides. Thoy build up and restore
tnc natural action OF these vital organs
For sale by 4 II. keBdti.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

An uneasy feeling in the stomach or
bowels yields quickly 10 Herbine II
tones aD the stomach and purihes tns
bowels. Price DOC. sold by y. II Ken
Iel's
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

Check a bilious half-sick feeling he.
ore II gets serious A dose of Herbine
Is n remedy. 1t restores energy. an
Petise and cheerful spirits. Price Soc
Sold by A. H. Kendei.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

Headache that come from a disorda,
cd stomach or constipated bowels are
permanently cured by Herbine II
Purlhes the system and regulates the
bowels. Price SOC. For sale by A. II
Kendel. n
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

The Oxford Eagle,
OFFICIAL Organ Of Lafayette County,.
MRS. E. A. THOMPSON,
Editor and Proprietor
Wilmer Kennedy, Manager.
Advertising Rates on Application.
STATs TICKET.
ron UNITED STATES SENATOR
JAMES K. vARDAMAH.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
JOSEPH W. POWER.
Foa ATTORNEY GENERAL
8. s. HUDSON.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
We are ac,horised % Announce the
following named gentlemen for the Of
Gcc TO which he aspire, subject TO The
action OF the Democratic primaries ia
August:
Fol- District Attorney
y. ". BRADFORD.
For State Senator.
LEE NJ. RUSSELL
For Representative
JOHN L. CALFEE
For Sheriff
Ut. BURROw
WILLIAM HUSTON
STANLEY NJ. SNEED.
Y. L. TEMPLE.
r. d. RAGLAND.
tor ChancerY Clerk
W VI. WOODWARD
a. c. MoELREATH.
L. L. (Ronie) ROBUCK.
T. ". ANDERSON.
For Circuit Clerk
GUY b. TAYLOR
II. l.. (LeeJ DAVIS
For Treasurer.
J. w. STEPHENS.
W. B. RUSHING.
J. A. MEEK.
Sor Superintendent of Education
II. T. SMITH.
CHESTER A. NCLARTY.
D. G. CARPENTER.
For Tax Assessor
MACK D. RAYBURN
J. G. WoOLVERTON.
K. Z. HARKTNS.
Blk Buck COLLINS
For Superintendent No. {.
J. s. FURR.
W. X KNIGHT.
Mp. BISHOP
For Bailiff-Beat No. :.
J. :. DOUGLASS.
For SuPcrvisor-Beat No. ?.
JOE PARKS.
HB PARKS
For Sapervisor-Ecat No. }.
O. =. HARTLEY.
For Supcrvisor-Beat No. 1.
J. p. BUNDREN.
W. LONELADY
For Supervisor-BeAt No. ,.
:. b. MARTIN
]. OPEN DROWN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

When you have rheumatism in your
ss>of o. instsp apply Chsnberlain's
i.iririent and ycu viii yet quick relief.
costa bat > quarter. Why suffer-
Sod By ali dsslsrs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

Feb. 26.-Pastcr
Russell thought
that these vordO
must sound
strangely TO those
who still believe
ca the one hald.
that Jesus loved
ard s~ympathi1ed
with the world
and came specially
ssfO Z a We th q
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

ITO save ne
world and who. on the other hand.
balleye that all for whom Jesus did
nor nrnv and labor would surely at
deot,i he cast into eternal rmen
Such Inconsistencies. he claimed. were
,prn,no many mobile men and vomcn
from God and from the Blble. neither
90 vbieh arc M fnplt Tbe FAM, Iica
len clio urscri,tural nronos,t;o, that
all crcpn, tho ..elect.- Mi accent the
nu,tl. aoct who now bav~ the hear.
,r, ,ar ard UNDERSTANDING beort and
Oh rov ~roce,vs the D,vine Message
In 10 n,,ishad Cor ,he,r menta, Mind.
nass s,d ,,,,fnoss With eternal torture
Us ,s,ad Can n no ,rra az opr
w-es,r,ns,ar Confession teaches that
cod n,..sb hv tho yrest mass ~
marr,nd Ar, wing Thorn with.
an. calm, thorn yv,,hout GIVING them
,ho hoe,,n, oar w,tbort onanin- ,bs
700, 90 ,ho,- rrders,and,n1s Cop 4,
~ ,-,o ,.a, ca ,-ora,novi,g ali
,hasa conditions nredes,,notsd ,nd ar.
RANGED for the etcrnal suffering Of
| those ,horsand. of millions Of human.
Itr His op-vrer was emnhst,cnIlv. No,
Alt,,o,rb trained In thpse soctrines
~ Election and prcaes,ination. the
Pc stor eva, IN youth felt somehow
thot pro,ber wes,ev,s teachings OF
rrpe Grace wore much more rosle and
more God.,,xe than Brotner Caryin's
teaching Of Professionalism. Nevertha-
less. he reasoned. Would an all.yv!se
( Cod knowing tho end from the be~ia-
p,,y nrarsr dev;l,sb ,ortures for his
creatures from before their c-eatioup
vhv ,bap yvopId no bring ,bem into
existence NJ all7 CaIyin's theor- X.
h,bI,. /. ,rise and nowerrul Cod laeh-
inc love weslev,s tbe,-v exhibits n
,ov,,g cod lacking in vrisJon ard
ro,va7 The tr,,a rIe,r tho pas+c- rs,.
soros mrs, show CD novsnssad az
xisdon "a waD AZ love. n, nou-ar "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
WHY JESUS LEFySED
70 PRAY FIR THE WORLD.
E!es.ier and noE..,oetien viswed From
a Now esa1dp9lns-pEasor
Russell on Co.'S Times
and c-7sone.

81 pray not fo= tho world. but for them
which Thou has. given ~me."-John XVII. o
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02

For headache III. Maes Aaa-Pa,s pm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
Tasted Death Fsr gv.r Mn

Although Jesus tasted death for ev-
cry man he understood the Fathers
Prosram-that first his elect Bride
class should be selected from the
world. that these. in turn. might be
with him, the Missionaries. Kings.
Priests. Judges, Of mankind IA the
great thorsan6-year re~surrectioa day
Of Nessiah's Kingdom. Il was ap-
propriate. therefore. that he SHOULD
pray for these Elect oass first and not
pray for the world. because its time
would come later. OF his disciples he
said. "Ye are net of the world "It
ye were Of the world. the world would
love its own, 80 but i have cho-
sen you out of the world" Els dis
ciples were sent to choose or draw
others from the world and were In
structed TO preach 4 change OF ma
ture from earthly to heavenly, to all
who would walk In the narrow way in
the footsteps OF Jesus. The world win
be dealt with In another manner en-
ureiy when the due time comes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-03-02
"ask Of Me and / viii Give"


In the Second Psalm we are told
that eventually Jesus viii pray for the
world and His prayer will be IN
swered- God said. ASK OF Ne and l
viii give thee the heather for thine
inheritance and the uttermost parts
OF the earth for thy possession psalm
Il. q. But that time has not yet come
1t Will not come until the last mem
Der OF the elect Body of Christ shall
have attained = share In the glories of
Aessiah's Kingdom
As our Lord asked BLESSINGS upon
the elect Church at the beginning Of
this Age. so be will ask blessings upon
The world in TIE beginning OF the New
Age to follow and now nearing. And
the entire world will be turned over
to him His first work viii be the
binding Of Satan and the overthrow of
every human institution out Of har-
mony with righteousness. Although
this drastic treatment. the Scriptures
tell Va. win bring a great time Of t-ou-
bic. nevertheless 1t win mean for the
race rs a whole the beginning of ..the
Times OF Restitution Of al things
which God hath spoken by the mouth
OF all the holy Prophets since the
world becan"-the beginning Of the
reign of Messiah. who is now a spirit
ReinS with a spirit bride and spirit
Influences.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

bilne morticole", Die Bic piiienihaft.
liten Rrin5ipien Der nelien Sell.
metbo6e in ben boditen G1nen feiert.
Cine @emiiietur bil0et Die @rumoIuqe
Der 8eban0Iung Ger Botienten. @enn
SemanO gum 8eiipiel cine boie
Sdmiegermutter bat Oas ion ia
nobl oorfommen miro ibm ser
Ar5t ratben beiagte Sdmiegermutter
nod IidD 81 bugiiren un0 iie ooielbit
NIT Wfobrrii6en Sit fiittern: 0lo6r-
riiben limo ndmlid Elm gang oor3iie.
lihesSeilmittel fir gaaiqe Meniden
Die ibreu 9titmeniden oas Qeben Der.
bittern. Sn iolhen 51aen ipielt aber
oli9 Der Spinot eine idone Stole,
feline eigentIi9e 8eItimmuna alf @r.
ben erfiiat er ieoo1 BET Ser 8e6ato.
lung berriider @boraftere un0 aa5u
biBtger Temperomente. Die 8unoer.
beiler lino ober auf nod gang an0ere
9inge eineeri6tet. Dian fam BEL
linen fir @elo unO quite 8orte einen
feinen fiinitIertideu @eitmad erlau.
gen unO aus einem niidtern-prolai-
lden elm bohpoetii6er Mleulb, elm
lDrilder S6lpdrmer meroen. @er
cine lol6e @onolung errei6en mia.
broudt uur Crime 8obnen at eiIen.
Dogegeu peiBe 8obnen ousidIieBIih
our &rdftiguug Ser W~usfulatur Oie.
men. Die 4artoffel mieoer Iteat bel
W8eni6en, 6eren Bertrand elm .ueniq
aus Der SAIGON oerotben lit, oos qei.
lti9e @eidgemidt wieoer Der; man
bari nit ibr ober ni6t MiBbraud
treiben, oa iie ionit Bel Dem Botienten
ben guten 8iaen II ni6ts gu tbun
entpideIt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
GiseatbamIi6ss granbansIid.

Der Ginon5tpo6mnnn STEPHAN
Semenih in 8closcd BEL Abba3io
tebrte Mben0s nit ieinen 6rei 30h-
tern I'm Ilter BON odt, fiinf unO Srei
Sabren in ieine @Obnune 6uriid.
SIN Treppenbnus mari er cine bolb
nuseeruuhte 8ignrre fort. morouf
m6Htige GIommen empor5iinselten,
Die SemeniH uno bic bei6en tleinen
MGOfen in Brand iesten. Mae Orei
tppir0en BON freipilieen Nettern ins
SpitaI nod 8iifme gebraht, mo ole
betOen NGOhen ibren Bron6punoen
erIneen. Der 8uitan6 SemeniAs 1T
bebenfIi1. Die unteriuduno eraab.
Sab elm &nobe einem i'm S6uie mob.
nenoen 5eetnpit1n cine Slaihe Ben.
ain brodte, Die er i'm 9reppenbouIe
fallen lieB, 10 0aB 0os BenoiL ais
6emenih Ieine 3ieorre pegpari, in
CIammen eerietb.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@enn SOIentrSssr rsifen

Der Eponifde Senator @rof o'&ite-
ban gonontes belt fiir5Ii6 Dor lei
men Roaeqen nit betannter ipnni-
iher @ran6essa cine fulminante3feSe
iiber irqenb elm @eiet. I'm bic Seq
ner ouf ieiner Seite 81 3ieben, per-
ItGrfte er bic einOrufsoolen Worte
Ieiner HeOe Sur1 lebbafte Selifula'
tionen. ga ereilte i'm 0ns De-
fhid. Geine @eIentrGeer riilen. Der
ebrenpertbe Senator fIiidtete lid
inter Dem lc1iten @elahter Ieiuer
3uH0rer binter etne 8anf, tpo er
Ieine ara IN ulnOrbnuts seratberen
unousfprehIiAen, 70 gut es gins,
befeItiote. @as benz ipQniiden Sron-
Sen paITirte, bat aud Sans @ihter,
ben g~eniolen Bogner : 9irigenten,
einral III Berlegen6eit gebra9t. gs
mar Dor einigen syabren in Boereutb
pGbrenO elmer Sting : Auffiibrnng-
Nihter Sirigirte. Die 9ise in Dem
ner6edten 9rAeiterroum mar uner-
trGgIidj. Bte ale Wtuitter, 10 bate
aud Hi6ter Iid aler entbebrEihen
RIeiOunssitiide entIeoiet. Srod unc
Beite, aragen unO 4rapotte unren
bereits in oie ode g%eflogen, Da se-
idob Sos 56redlihe. @dbreno ouf
Ser Giibne Die 5lnmmen iber Sieg-
frieO's Qeide 3uiammenidluser, be-
aann Die Sole 8ihters ibrena unnuf-
bdltIomen MariA nod unten. Der
temperomentooae Mognerinterpret
bate IelbIt nidts onoon bemertt,
tpenn er niht 6ur9 0as INNER BRET
ter weroenoe @rinien Der Ordefter-
mitgIieSer auf iein beinabe aoamiti-
i6es &oItiim auImerfiom %geporOen
m1re
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

was bs aRrsRpmsn DsH BEN arsasn rsfpgs
SLED haIten.

Ser srsbte Der DIaueten Der ieti
rOen Gbeno pr66tie am Ia00itItHen
&immeI gri6eint unO ipdter bis gum
Septem6er Der Nbenoitern Deroen
pirO, bietet th fest Der 8eObodhIns
Der aitronomen be~ionoers ginitig
oar. or miro nod einige 3eit bic
game Nobt binOurh au ~oerfolgen
Iein. Dies @eitirn, Sas Die @roe an
1mfone 1900 NAL un1 an glaiie $40
nal i~ibertritft, lit bon elmer garB
eigentbimIifen atmolpbdre urlse-
ben in Der fit atpur groBe ltHliDol-
sllngen pon5ieben, aber bod beitinms
te 8onen 0ernAequator parallel oer-
I0ufenS ou nnterIdetOen itHb. @lIBer'
benz MAIDEN Ii9 6leden bemertbar,
0ie gum GbeiE eine auff6nige Dduer
beIiten. Inter linen lit oeA berirbm'
teIte unA b~eIt1R0ieIte Der iosenannta
srobe rotbe Sled, Der ith sfDtiGen
Dem 25. unb 80. 8reiteneroo oer
Ht6Iihen SupiterbalbfugeI in elmer
91nae pom etua $4,000 unb elmer
greife on 1900 RiIometern aus
heEnt. auF bic Gr0e ~iibertpagen
miir6e Oteier Sled dIio mebr, als
einmaI nm ben aon5en ltmfnng I'M
ieres Ieltf6rperS berumretfen nno
tbu foTt gan5 einbiiGen. Nnn Ditroc
eInuben Siirfen, ooB 6ieier Sled ein
Cod In Der Mtmsfpb6re 6es Supiter
beAeutet, Aur6 hos npdn ouf feline
eisentEide OberflGAe bftourhfiebt.
Gem tpiAeripriht aber Der lmitono,
0n6 bic B~efpegtne 6es 6ledens nit
Der adienumOrebung oes eanoen
@loneten niht gon3 gIefdfOrmig err
foIet. Won miiBte alIo gum minOe-
item onnebmen, odB 6ies God IN Der
Gtmoipbdre, beIIen 9eitano iber-
baupt ibDer 5i erfIGren mare, ft)
inn 9auf Der 3ett Seri6iebt. Der be-
fannie Qitrenom @ntouioot bat IN
Der 8eitiGrift 99tronomie" bic Weei-
uune aeauBert, SieIer rothe Sled lei
Sos erfte. nod in Der 8ilouns begrit-
fene HeItInn6, 0os aiif Der ionit nod
fTiiTiigen SberflGhe oes Slptter ltd)
ausaeEhieAen babe. @obriAeinlih
f6mommen aud Die eriten 6eitl6noer
Ser Gree auf einer feurig fhiiitger
9toIIe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
aaiierbalOignns ant G6mciser
Nu0en.


Aus Narau niro beridtet: SIN
Mngelidt oes mGIeriIA geIegenen
@tammfdloiieS Der 9ob3brrger Der.
nnftalteten fiinf Shusennereine Der
unmitteIboren um9ebunG elm Set
idiebeu, ons fih gu elmer i~cIenneu
SuIOi9ung fir Auiier Grons SOiei
geItaltete. Ser 6urdfiibren0e
Sdiisenperein Garau riGtete an Den
gunOes . Observation-Disclosures
treter foiierliden Notb NGr Gerftle
oie @inIGOung CUR GbeiInebme an
benz Sobsburgihieben, peIfer er
aud in 8ettretitng Oes SIterreidi.
Ifen Sdiitenbun6es SoIge Iefftete.
BrGfioent Or. Seller belt cine an.
iprahe, in Der er ben GDmputbien
ser ShDei5er fir bic Oeterreiher
Nusorud COB um6 bin5ufiiste, ooB
Iid al oieien Spmpotbten bic @ert1.
if1tung uro Berebrung fir ben
Roiier o1f Oeiterreid)s Sbron eeIeI.
le. Inter IebBnften 8umufen iiber-
reifte Der Brcif0ent nomens Der 0e.
legation Der bereinigten S6iibenge-
ienIfoften benz Iertreter beg OeItr.
reidiifen ShltenbatrOes einen ei.
gems geftifteten mt benz 8iIbniB Der
&nbsburg geaierten 8eder. @oiier.
Iiher Motb @erItIe 0anfte fir Die
bern inniggeIiebten oberiten BrOtef.
tor Oes CiterreifrIden Shiitmbun-
beg oorgebrafte SuIOigune, bic an.
gefidts Oes @tGmniGIofes Der
&absburger ouf biitoriidem 8ooen
BON beion0erer 8eOeutung lei. So
oann riidten 23O0 8beiIneburer oes
b~epnffneten militGriiden 8orainter.
ridteS - SiingIinee I'M Sitter bon
iefBebn bis 5panSio Sobren = I'M.
ter <ffidt bon $50 OffiSieren un6
l1nteroffi3ieren Bis Oidt an bic &obs-
burg beron uno Weilit6rOirettor &e-
oiernngsrntb Rinpier belt cine gn-
ipradye. bic nit einem Sod auf boz
@nterLono I6Iob. An Ben aaiier
Gron6 Sofef pur6e bon feiten 6es
Hepr1fentonten 0es DeIterreidifhen
SHiitenbunoes elm GeLesrnmm ee.
rifbet, IN melGem er bon Der Yeran-
ftnItuaas IN Aenntnib geIest tpurOe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
eaIitansiss @sttsrsr0pbstsu.
DE 4lnsniaea garner hslssm an urea {
Esosln feh.

Mit unenbiitterlid feftem @Iml.
ben b1lt Der hineitife Bouer an lei.
Hen BetterregeIn felt un0 ridtt lid
Del 4usfoat ur0 @rnte nnbeOinqt oa.
noh, urto 5Dar ebenio bei ieinen lonO.
tDirtbf6offlihen @elgdften, ME bel
Berlobumgsfeiern, 9odBeiten ulm
Dos Wlorgertrotb gilt ibm aIs Dor.
bote fin ben 8Agen, qIbenorotb IGBi
olGf gutes Better ibIieben. Sc mad
benz ausieben Der Mlorgenionne DirS
ortF Ole @ettergeitaltune I6es fommen.
ben Sases geihloIien. Ole Sriib.
tonne Init einem Mon6eeiiht" hin.
oct fdlten gor0pinO an. @ir0 Ole
Come I'M Sommer frib iiffbar,
6onn lit Regen unausbIefbIid; nenn
Tie erft ip1ter aus Dem @epoIf Der.
%bortritt, 10 ion p6brem6 6es Cages
cine iclde Site berriden, Dob ielb5t
der &rnnid) eingebt". aus Der Rih.
tlng bes 8inOes ihIiebt Der Bauer
notiirlih aud auf Dos fOmmenoe
@etter. Sitofpin0 in Der Gri1b BAT
WieoerihI6pe i'm @eiOIge. Blefbt ser
Bino 5u Nrfang oes Sommers Ire.
tbg, Cam miro er Uier6ig Soge lang
10 tueiter treben. 9erbIt obne 6olten
8tno bringt @inter obne Shnee, Der
bonn 8auern iebr gefiirdtet miro.
Btd @inb I'M 6ritbIing Ut Der Bor.
bote zines nofien Serbftes, Der Der
@rnte oeuOerblid miro. @olfen uuD
&~esenbogeu tDerOen gIeihfnns su
&atbe ge5ogen. Gin Gegenbosen i'm
Often bringt Bin0, inn Beiten Regen.
@riheint elm Hegenbogen I'M Siiben,
Damn Dlperoen Ole &inOer OerfGlft~
Oos BeiBt, Is 1tebt cine 10 itrpere
Gbeuerung beDOr, Dob arme 8ouern.
famiIlen geuGtbigt firo. ibre &inber
gu p~erfaufen, Inn ibr 9eben friiten bu
fOnnen. Muh 0as @ebabren Der
9biere bat al BetterregeIn MnIoB &C.
geben. Shreit Der Nefber in Der
Srltbe, 10 beoelttet 0ds beipoltteltStm'
mel. &uft er am Qubenb, 10 sDirh Der
n6dTte Gag fIor Iein. Dns 4uafen
Der 6r6i6e urdO bas geiddtge Nen-
men Scr Imeffen 6eutet ouf Heeen.
Geieit elm &lrno, 70 tpirO Der Gag neb.
zig tuerOen. @ommerfdoen limb Elm
8eiden, ooB elm frubfborer Serbit
~beportebE.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Barrier SeiHanltIer.
WeulafefaS BE Wrnnblnss IL hu 0sbanbInRe
br RatieHteM

@aris erfreut fi6 ieit eintser 3eit
iiberaliS merftpiir0iaer Spe5ialiiten.
bic aIs SeiIer 1uftreten uno ni6i
BLOB 0ns gei9Ieht Der nod i'm Mut-
terleibe rubenOen 2in6er beeinfluIien
fOnnen, ion6ern aud i'm Stonbe fito,
Mieien in Emerge unb Emerge in Rie-
fen gu bertpon6eln; ouBeroem iin6 lie
befGbiet Observation-Disclosures Ell.
mes aberdeen 10 griinoIid 81 6nOern,
6oB iie tein Wni9 mebr pieoer-
erfennt. Die Bunoerbeiler BADEN
notiirIi1 and ibr Organ. Die Sri.