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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
Nominationcr fommcr ino
,,Yphtus Stanoaro Yotina Sonitit" pinstr
aur Suitrtsit. - galg @oers 5auorite.

! bette Summer al ~Yplien" Iinoss
en- iuloii9noi9 8eoeajsrelie ior osl
Ylan. iom iial isiaes ben fOrs DO
lieu.Stanoaro Yotin9 6nnieh".
Jlere Vpmluationer er allereoe lno'
iomue, men Der er iremoeles 9oo Sif
o9 anieouin9 al biipe meo. ba Del
eaenilige ,.6onten" enonn lille e
beapnot.
vi aitrpttsr oaiau oenne llqt Ro-
limitations Slaniettsn % inobpoer en-
bper 99ier al .Yolien" og ,. Stan'
barb" iuosn Roberts 6Ountp. at be
nptte oisie Ylanietter. mar be lenoel
ino Rpminaiipner al osres Venner,
Sisie Slanietter er, naar be er 'plot'
no paa rette Waaoe % inolenote III
port 2pntor, 9ooe for % Stemms'
bpsr os oil bliue meore9net blano
Stemmerne Tor ben Sdnoloaf. 1om e'
numiueret. Te Stsmmsr. 'om pad
oenne Utaaoe erboloss. Tan tanlte bil'
be De al9isrenoe iOr At pinoe Ell 3u'
til europa enien for big ielp eller er
al oine 9enner.
3 uaer fra ioao pIl Stemmednialle
for be ioriijelli0e aanolodter bllp'
OilenilisaiOri for isrlie Sang. Del
perion, iom liaOr bsieli ..6onte'ien
paa osnne Tag, oil biipe 'or@rst eI
ertra Yr9mie al $40 / aontdnier
Snotil osnns lib oil inaen bane lille
8reie pau. bpsm iomer De melt pIri
iomme eler buormaua, Stemmer b
ioriiiellies 8anoioaier bar.
ega WGris ii! SinOsren al ertra
prGmien.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
5artoi saar unoer.

Rsw Oort. 30ts 9luauli. - Dampe-
rem .Wobawi af Glposlinlsn meloit
tiblia ioaa at ba reoost. paa Ell NOR,
Wanoiiabst paa Sionnsrt .,Nalcoln
y. Seapp". iom baDarsreoe uoenior
8eoratoDn. z. g., | Criansn ibrls.
ben. vWobdlpi" er beliemi bib ira
Saeiionpills.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
,,slSahc" | Sifierbes.

Sauunnab. wn.. 30te gua. -
6lpoelinjsns YaaO .glpade" lob inO
paa Sapuen ianar sitsr en- RGiis
ipGnbenos og iareiulOe SplepeIisr
Stormen. pasioaererue bar Reo.
ninssb9ltsr ilsre Elmer os bar mar.
iombslIi reoe til at iprinsr iraboroe.
Sremoeles bsres Der inist ira
5amperen .6retan", iom Ituloe b9s
ret ber Ranon9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

mems 9iennemisrells tr9pCr iorreIien
mango Yense. % oct isr'ie. iom maa
sisrss. sr at laos op9ii9e Sn9enisrsr
loretass en- Sere9nins al Sm,olinin'
aerue. iaa nun tan iaa peuaemGno /
Gaeu intsrssieret Sa9en. - Vtsoet
palgte TO aomiteer. Der iial unoera
banole meo Gounius aommislGrerne /
be nGpnte 6ouniper ior at iaa ocm til
at beiirioe lloeiiisrue peo llnoerls9el'
len. Sisie oil nnoraac Ill Here Snlen
Dollars.
Weoens Wrs. George Summer tors
leoen Sua lioo og puiieos op cIter
Wiooaasn i'm lille quite. Der belico
al TO Y9relier, Tom Der ell 2ornaop,
iOm to9 quiet. ialisoe Oct mob Sioen
al Ell Sulpei 40 ROos lGngere bprte.
Mrs. Summer blep iluaet Spimc
Oeo 6albet. men Tom mart til Se'
piofbeo. bporeiter bun is9te w bos
Ell Nnbo. Sun bapoe lille lioi noaei
Siaoe. Ssuoes Slam li99er nGr
Saiton. Ell lioen Sp VI ior Raplo
Stir.
6ra Bierre meoorles: Dan er enonlI
iiie ri9tig iGrOia meo at uoreanC
Statten0rplen al al eienoom Sta'
ten; men peo lna meaei. at Den oil
blips Omirin9 $40. 500. 900 bsisrs iaar
eno 1910. Spis bette boloer Stii.
oil SidiieoGroieu iaar 9aa rp I'll
nplen 1850. 900. 900. Dc sl0. 800,
900 laloer melt paa ian eienoom.
lom isr lille bar pGret iidiielaai.
ojraa lllpe oa YrGrieulue er mege'
mere talrige runot Sulier iaar Cno
tiOli9tre Aar. % Dc loruoloer ltor
Siaos. Se orGber llu9belie og area'
iurer lior Siala. lJian oil iorisa,
at uorpoos Dem meo @iit. Der bite iia
au piriiom ilior.
YpDo Slieao. sn lioen @ut eae'
lamb. laaoe Ell lioen Yairon paa Ell
Sten % ilo0 til ben meo Ell anoen Ioi
at iaa ben til at srplooere. Zen erplo'
osreoe os traI eiutten Giet. iaa ban
maaiis oil mite Spnei paa BET Vie.
Wrs. ycotr Siieisn, boenoe yiGr'
beoen ai Mlthell. bar Iorleoen uo'
for ct llbslo, ium nGr bapoc ioltet
benoe gipei. Suu ltoo nGr en- @aso'
linmaitine, lom meo Ell Rem orrp en-
,slsoeieparator. Soet buh lGneoe lil
oper Yeltet. lssnsoc benoes Saarfiett,
% tom gcrsrslis meo &smmen. buo,
ben blep iaiibesiet p9 Heb ben a
meo Suoen. Dlnu bill ioris9e bel
SuoopsrIsrino at reoos benoes gip.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
StOrnIen blcu icmtens 9OO.

Ter meoosles fra 6barlestOmn. 2.
g., 30ie au9uli: Winot Ii Dtenne'
iter er omiOmmet iOm 5slas at Or
iansn, iom bsriebe Der Ssnoa9 apGlo
% Wanoas. aoai.rpatlue Sperilag
oper Siaoeu iGttsr 3abet til ell Dlil
lion Dollars. Zen ipositli9e Del al
Ypen leo BERT Wisoiart. Wlen nu
boloer gpeu paa at TONNE be oantC
,soloer. en ior arbeiosliprie er be-
itiGiiiaet mso al rnooe @aoerne. oQ
5oetieneiteu tommer eiterbpert / IN
nOrmale @iGnQe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
Rorii Samper gaar Sapn.

Zen noriis Iumper Aim" bIeu
il9bt ino / 6barlsstons Sapn i9aar |
iisuopetig Stano. oa Saoninsen al
5snlmer par lssnet / Rummei. en
Gel ai 2aoniuasn par bOrie. SiibeI
ielu bapoe indeu Siuos liot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

st Msoe uibolotss nplis ! pierre
ben Ssniiat at iremme plansn ON Sr'
risatlon for en- itor Del al WisiOuri
9alen ben csntrals Del al Staten.
Get sr nermsf gountperne Suap oa
0usbss, iOm tGnies irriserst. pla.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
Syo Oafota.

SYo Dafota.
Ter par ii9rt 6roli ben ncroliss
Del al yeaols 6ountp iiofe Wanoaa
Wuraen, men ben eioros insen Staoe
paa 5Rais % Gin.
9n lint Seli bso 98illiam Sonsman,
Der boeoe paa i'm harm peo 8betlione
erssi. iaa lipat at ban osoe at l'ne
Sadr.
Siattetarten Tor 5eleion Sold9 |
Staten uoalsr iaar 81 1880, bull
tet er sl34, 296 mere eno itlor. III
oenue Sum ialOer s563. 593 paa
ganooiariiisrne % 5000. .sl7 paa Sps
erne.
Sper saole Star, Ell iulbbloos
Siour.Snoianer. Der Dor paa Srlle
Reieruaiionen, Tom iorleoen Sag til
aennebee, meo ct 99s poteter, be
isriie bjemmsoprieoe Yoieter, noaen
bapoe Ieet Der iaar. Sau bupoe aplet
benz paa i'm eaen 6arm uoen Srrlaa
ton.
en Slosbrauo bar Ciobam soe'
laaoe lem sltpaiorer. Sernbansliatlo'
uen oa aubeu eIenoOm. 5abet an'
ilaues Ill omirin9 10000. Der
bronois enosl aorn % Wel % itie
iaa iaa 6raatpoanc. 0a BET bl0'ie
Ell iiari Yino, iad Del Ell lib 10 til.
at belle gpen iiuloe trp9e meo.
ut irp9teliat Sdslpsir, Der blem'
isate Ome9nen al Witheu. soelaaoe
for Yatrid 9awler SinIrs I'll ell TGrs
oi al 81, 500. Gan b0poe netop be-
apnot Subhsiininaeu al 1T ein'rs.
Der oG,ieoe lis acres. oa llpelret
tom. gllt blsp sbslaat meo llnotaael'e
al bet lille, ipm par Iidaret. Cms
trina gernon aii 5abet op til 30
procent paa Here 6arms.
Yet bar lpitebss ". u. Smith, et
| 0leolem al Staisns Sernbanetommiss
Ecn, at iaa Wilwauiee Sanen til at
ada inb paa al iraaie Saaiorn ira Is
til 22 6ents pr. Sunoreoe puno
BARTER minore euo en- Yoanlaonin9
til ioriilsllise Spsr ben pe'ili9s Del
ai Spo Taiota ira be Sper. iom Sas
nen bersrer psIi for SlancOe. Winn.
g8eas, Winn. sli YOint. 2. D. oa
6anton. Sisis Satier liaar peb
Ma9t til Sum 1912.
| gnorep Wlelaaaro al Nberbeen. 2.
&, ell al be isrite Setilere Sropr
Gountp, osoe ben 2Soe Ausuh. Sar
uur isot / RDrSs lS42, blep gift
1862 oo uopanoreos Ill gmerita
1869. Snn boiaite Zig plinnsapoIis
bpor ban opbolot fig til 1880, ou
ban hpttebe til Spo 3atotn o9 neoiatt'
| iia paa Ell Someiieao Slain. iom M
uosisr ben iposiilise 8el al aberoeen.
San eiterlaoer Iia enie oa fem Ssrn
,5or TO Mar iioen iij9nieoe Wr. Dtel
saaro Ell .5ree claim. iOm ban toa
/ 1880 o9 iOm liaaer liae op til Ypen
til Nberoesn. Zen iial bore Naune
3be Uielaaaro yart".
|
yanos. Der bar ct SomeIieao nG
Sopspille | Sianlep 6ouutp. beilutt:o
/ Sortpiplelien ooer ben enoelsis 5srt
at reiis oerira meo belle i'm elenoem
San beiiilis en- 6raatuo9n for i'm
2reatursr. men for ben TOM. ton
nogst, iom par mere p9rbiiulet, mem
lis ct 9Oot Resn. Der siennemblsot
ISorosu, oe Ell Dam paa bans eien
bonn iplotes al Yanomasisrns. SObl
iatis iia nso for at lsie ct Re9nliptte
oa oa ban par iGrois. ienote bal
Suo, at ban iiir tr9nste 6rastpos
. nen. San bapbs bsiluist at sisr
i 5ummsn iisrre for nefs aar oa an
!. psnoe SrriaatiOn, ON bet ituloe bl
for tort.
Wprtle Clien. en- 9saarsaamm'
, Yise / gantrp. blep bsr ON 9aas
biot gensi al en- alappsrilanse. gu
, iipnots ha biem. bpor gloosren bant
ct Saano opsnior Saaret. liar uo me
en- Soroinip. buor Slanaen bapt
biot. oa paiisos Saarst meo 2srOiir
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

YOU can win a trip to Europe
If you try. Read about the
big Standard Posten Voting Con
test in thu issuo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07
$4,000 Manb tr9nges
pct pettliee Ganaoa
200 Ylillioner Huibels Speoe ital
iaar inobeites
Ranael paa MrbeioSbi9Ip

Seretminser fra yropiaierne Wanitoba.
Gaiiatbewan oe alberta tpeifliss eanaba)
tpber poa. at aulin9en Der er ben beblte mon
noaeniinbe bar bapt. Sor Snobeitninas'
orbeibet trrn9es minbf $1,000 Nonb.
4att 0iuetpriier paa aue
eauaottfe Sermtaner.
grfuriiomer baslis. % fuIbhanbiss Ops
Iusniuoer aipes poo Anmoeaina til meben'
nounte antboriierebe Asent for ben sonaeiifs
Heaierins. De nebiatts Siuetpuier sirIher
for aue, fom oil benptte iis al benne AuIss
ming at tags BE- more cpeoefelter bet peft
iiae Canada 1ieiun liant benrsse iig at b
Rorartebe Anlebninasr. icm ber pbes boaos
Sem, iom pil sipre Snpeaments eller gao
inb I'll Sarmius. Sfrip iirar til
ScaldlllYiln Dept. Of CANADIAN GOV I
~ jasksea o.. o.. Pssl. 1Dlaa.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

Mprtle Clien. en- 9saarssammsl
pise 9antrp. blsp bsr ON 9aaen
biot ysnsi al en- alappsrilanse. Sun
iipnots fs bism. bpor Noosren banot
ct Yaano opsnior Saaret, iiar uo meo
en- goroinip. bpor Slanasn bapos
biot. oa paiisoe Saaret meo aeroiine
oa laaoe tiliiof Salt paa. gn 20se
blep iirar tilialot; men pao 8runo al
ben soos 6jsmmebebanolins ipulmsoe
Ssnst fun liost Os neiis Dag sii 81.
ssn omirins iom panlist.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

Der par it9r! 6rof ben noroliss
Del al yeaole Gountp iiofe Wanoaa
Moraen. men ben sloros insen Staoe
paa 3Rais % Gin.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

Sprr saals Star. ell Iulbbloos
SioursS sSnoianer. Der Dor paa Srule
Reisruaiionen, Tom iOrleoen Saa til
aennebee, mso ct S@s poteter. De
isrne biemmsoprieoe Yoteter, noaen
bapoe iset Der iaar. Sun bupoe apls'
benz paa i'm saen 6arm uoen Srriaa
ton.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

gppo Slaeoo, sn lioeu Out e9e'
lamb, laaoe Ell lioen YairOn paa Ell
Sten % llo0 til ben meo ell anoen ioi
at iaa ben til at srpiooere. Zen erplo'
osreoe os trai ejuttsn Giei. iaa ban
maaiie oil mite Spnet paa BET Vie.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-07

9n lint 0eli beo gSilliam 6onsman
Der bOeoe paa i'm farm peo sSbst'ion
erse,, iaa itpat. at ban osos al I'm
Saar.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-14
FOR BIRDS AND GAME.
work of Mr.. Gilbert Pearson Endors-
ed and billiard Bill With Amend.
ments Reported F~ayorably.

The most important hearing as yet
before the Committee on Game Of
the House was the billiard bill Great
ing a commission plan of game pro-
lection.
In the hearing yesterday before the
COMMITTEE, Mr.. billiard. Of Cherokee.
presented the bill and very ably point
ed out its merits.
Hon. Wescott Robertson, Of High
Polnt, followed with a strong argu-
ment IN favor Of the bill, pointing OUT
the good done by the dub Socie-
ty, and the extreme Importance OF
a Statewide measure for effective
game protection. He endorsed highly
the Society work.
Ex-Gov. Aycock in a strong speech
praised the Audubon Society and
pointed out the great good done bv
that society, headed ~ Mr.. + Gilbert
Pearson, the man whom he declared
knows more about birds than any
otner man in this State or any other
state. In introducing Mr.. Pearson
Governor ycock said he had done
more Tor this State by far than the
State has ever done for itself in bird
protection. -
WI. PEARSON spoke for half an hour,
AMY showing the value Of the birds
ana same to h State. MI. Pearson
sald the Audubon Society was advo-
oaehs the Dill creating a commission
o piotectlOn, that the Au-
uupon Society might be free to de-
vote us time to educational work
and he believed the time had now
come Tor the State to seriously take
up the work of bird and game nrotec-
.ion. me Audubon Society. he said,
llau carried on the work for eight
years without a cents cost 70 fha
State. 0o' ~ tH7
After Mr.. Pearson's address tho
committee went into executive ses-
SION ana later voted to report the
OH iaVorably with amendmepts
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-14

Of apoplexy, was held from the late
residence, on North Fifth street, his
afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. DR.. j.. II. Foster, pastor of the
First Baptist church. The deceased
was &c years old and is survived by
his wife and six children. He held q
position with the Atlanti Coast Line
as pattern maker for a umbe Of
years, giving up his work only a few
years ago. when his health began to
fail him. He was a member Of the
First Baptist church
Mr.. James F. Woo1vin rendered his
resignation last night as a member of
the Wilmington police and fire com
mission. There were only two other
members Of the commission present,
including the chairman, the other two
being absent, 50 action on the resig-
nation was postponed. Chairman ".
E. Springer and Commissioner w. A.
French, Jr., urged that Mr.. Wool
vim withdraw his resignation, arguing
hat the commission had but a few
months more Of life at most as the
commission form OF government
would be adopted for this city, but
the latter declined to reconsider. say
ing that he had good and sufficient
reasons for his action. The resigna-
ton will be passed upon at the nex-
meeting of the board.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-14
CONSPIRACY
Charges Against Pennsylvania Rail
road in Raising Coal Rate to the
Iaknr

Washington, D. c.. Feb. IA con-
splracy instigated by the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad is declared to be the
U o. a proposed advance in the
freight rates on coal intended to be
shipped from West Virginia and Ken
lucky fields to ports on the Lakes.
The declaration is made in a com
plant filed with the Interstate Com
merSa Commission today with the
Columbus Iron and Steel COMPANY
of Columbus, Ohio, and AYERS that the
attempt to raise the rates on the
Lakes due to conspiracy SOLELY the
result of an illegal combination and
agreement is to drive the coal mines
located along railways operating in
Southern West Virginia out Of the
lake coal market.
1t is alleged hat the officials Of
the Kanawha and Michigan were CO.
creed into making the pose in
crease by the Pennsylvania railroad
and other lines operating in eastern
Gnio. n increake, which is approx
Lnately 8 IA cents a ton has been
suspended by the commission nend-
ing investigation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-14
RELIEF
FROM CATARRH
A Simple, Safe, Reliable Nav and
1t Costs Nothing to Try.

Those who suffer from catarrh
know its miseries. There is NO ,aaa
OF this suffering. You can pct ia -
1t by a simple, safe, nexpensiya ba-a
treatment discovered by DR. R,osear
h for over thirty-six wears 80
peen treating catarrh successfulIy
His treatment is unlike any otbar
II IS not a spray, douche, saIya oraa1
or INHALER, but is a more dirac+ 81.
thorough treatment than anv "nu
these. 1t cleans out the head "
throat and lungs so that iose'
again breathe freely and slaan 81
out tina ~stopped-up feeline "itn-
Gatarrh sufferers have. 1t heaIs ~
ulseaseo mucous membranes ana aH
rests the foul DISCHARGES so +b no ar
VI not De constantly blowinp 49,
nose and splitting, and ~ Us your
Tune 1t does not poison tho same
ana rum the stomach &c oss'ein
medicines do. d internal
II You want to test .his
= AWoo' cost send your address 80 ni en-
J w. Blosser, 7SS Waiton 70 Or.
ra 90, ga and he viii SEND - ,esl
e'u1a man enough of the Oy
20 sa.sIy you that it is Ali ~ ulclne
= II as a remedy for Iiaihls
sa.Lhal headaches, catarrhal 80 ca
aslhIhs' bronchitis, colds 49, auuhess'
.arrhal complications. H. a. ca
W. YOU Tree an Illustrated bnot as
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-14
MT. TABOR TRAGEDY CASE
PRELIMINARY HEARING SET FOR
NEXT TUESDAY AT WHITE
VILE NO NEW DEVELOP
MENTS-kILLED AT LOGGING
CAMP-INJURED AT FERTILI-
ZER WORKS. OTHER ITEMS
FROM WILMINGTON.
3 Especial to News and Observer.)

q Especial to News and Observer
Wilmington. Feb. 1O.-The prelimi-
nary trial Of Mrs. r. M. Hayes for the
murder Of Mr.. Robert M. Floyd at
Mount Tabor, Columbus county, last
Saturday evening, n her husband
and his 14-year-old brother, as Access
series before the fact. has been def
nitely set for mex Tuesday In the
courthouse at Whiteville, before JUS
tee w. {. Graham, Of Mount Tabor,
who issue dthe warrants upon which
the trio were committed to Jail at
WhlteVllle last Monday. There is in
tense interest in the case in this sec
uon or the State and upper South
aroma. all Of the parties concerned
oeing we'll known and said to be
prominently connected. Both sides
are ably represented by counsel. The
urn OF S~chulken. Toon & Schulken
ana Ionald MacRacken, Esq, appear
lor the defendants. while D.. J. Lewis.
Esq, represents the prosecution. It
IS reported here that it is probable
t!iat l.. clayton Grant, Esq, Of this
tt's' may also be employed to aid in
me prosecution. Mr.. Grant won con-
siderable notice last week in his de-
lehse or John J.. Bowman, colored.
"hom ne succeeded in acuuittine Of
me charge of murder, when MANY
.iousht that the negro would do well
20 escape the electric chair. There
: ~ lurtner developments in the
case, SO lar as learned here.
Robert Watterson. a Young white
man. ~ years old, was killed at a
logging camp of the Wacamaw Lum-
~ company, near Makatoka. yestar-
oaS morning, when the cable Of a skid
oeI broke His skull was fractured
and several ribs over his hear # van
broken. He lived for about two hours
ailer Une accident. His BODY wac
rough to this city last night and
.aA9n on the early train this morning
20 B~ladenboro, where his father -
sides, and the funeral ana intarra
VIII take place there. The wattersons
moved to this section about thraa
Hoars aso from Michigan, and the
Souhs man had been EMPLOYED for
some time as a laborer for the Iumhe-
company.
l.. colored. was serio,,s1v
injured late last night when about :
ION OF KANT from a car on an elevator
a me Armour Fertilizer Works fell,
~ iilh. lie was hurt about the back
ana shoulders. A force of hands go
emsdseo IN unloading KANT and acid
Alohl a schooner and Johnson was az
"ork inside the building showing tha
Iertlllzers back as they were dumnad
oh tue Iloor from an overhead e1eya-
VI, ABOUT ~ feet above He wac not
h9eplhg a sharp lookout and got the
ehtlFe contents of one car load ia
was taken to the hospital for treat
meht II will recover
Inc funeral Of Mr.. August H zoe,-
1el. d Wen known and highly esteemed
~lHnlhStonla whose death occnrraa
luesoay night. was held at 2 o,cloo1-
YESTERDAY afternoon from the late rosi
uence' No. SO Market street thana.
- o. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
shufch' conducted by Rev. w. A Snvn
Oakdale cemetery. was IN
me funeral Of Mr.. Alex. NJ sbaa
who died suddenly yesterday slodar,
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Inc Average Price the Trust Paid
One of its Members
Oanbury Popor

T. -, ,ou1y INtpOTlef.)
y Will be interesting to the farm
rs % iearn that Mr.. Will Reynolds,
VINO runs a model farm near Win
ston-Salem, sold his cron ~ tohaano
On the Winston-Salem market last
week, and it was bought by the buver
u ms own firm at an average If six
esnts; Mr. Reynolds could not say
aa ne was entirely satisfied with the
"oSe. Inc price was off" slightly.
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SPRING.

L heard the woOdpecker ]peckine.
l heard the sapsucker sing.
L looked out of the window
And. 10. it Was Spring.
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Nine. Bernhardt has presented LA
Samaritaine" during her present tour at
New York and Chicago. The critic of the
Dramatic Mirror t~estifes that her perform
ance is revercntial and impressive. The
role Of Christ is played by N. Maxudian.
II. L. NJ.
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IA SAMAR|TA|NE"
WAS FORBIDDEN
Barred as Sacri|igious
in Philadelphia
IS 4 BIBLE |hC|OEN n

Sarah ReTnhardt. in the Role of Photine'
Gives the Performance in Paris during
Holy Week When in That CitS-hoie ~
hausts Her Because of Its Spiritual IN
tensity.
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Paris Sees it in Holy Week.

This strange play was first presented,
as has been said, in 1897. Sarah Bern
hardt was the Photine. and she has kept
the role in her repertoire ever since. When
ever she is in Paris during Holy Week
LA Samaritaine" is given at her theatre.
This annual performance has taken on the
character of q semi-religious ceremony, like
the Christmas performance Of "Parsifal'
in New York. Says Sarah:
"The role exhausts me more than any
other | ever attempted. because of it's
spiritual intensity. You know | am a be-
lever as Rostand is. and the play becomes
a reality to me every time I so through it.
And the audience-ah, if you could only see
how they crowd the theatre at Eastertide
when we put on La Samaritaine'! All
kinds Of people ~come-those who never go
to church, women who have done wrong,
priests, children, old men. And as they
listen to the simple story they are moveO
to the heart, they weep, they pray
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hint of the stupendous event Impeno,hs.
4 vapue unrest is in the air. Inc snauo"
If q great figure falls across the iahu.
Tne crowd yanishes and for a Inomen'
+bara is silence. Then Jesus ana the uls
cinIee enter. weary and ravel-sldln1n
Tbav halt at the we'll TO drink, anu ~
5iscinles after q few moments proceed =,
var the town, where they are to buy Lou.
Tho woman of Samaria enters. Sne y
photine. a wanton. The dialogue as given
In Iohn " then follows, almost "old
for word. Photine hastens back 10 the
town amazed and thrilled.
The second tableau takes US Into Sychaf.
photine is telling the folk upon the stree.
Of the strange man she has met ana the
strange words he has uttered. Inc crowd
laughs and refuses to believe, Dut soon
tho very earnestness of the woman wins
her a hearing. Courtestn no longer, she IS
now the eloquent preacher. Her fervoul
infacts all within sound of her voice, ana
as the curtain falls we see the whole CT
Svchar setting out for the wen. The last
tableau is brief. Jesus breaches and the
Deople yield their faith. The elders ran
upon their knees, their foreheads IN the
dust. The children are held up to be
blessed. At the Masters feet is the Wo-
man Of Samaria, repentant, e~cstat1c, trans
figured.