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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
FEW CAN QUALIFY
FOR DRESS SHOW

Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch.1
London. April S.-.rhc experts on
whom rests the responsibility OF choos.
Ing tho thirty beautiful women who
arc to take part in the pageant OF
dress at the Crystal Palace this sum
mer carry out their duties with an
extreme thoroughncss.
at the preliminary interview with
candidates anxious to take part In
this display Of fashionable dresses,
only three Judges are present one OF
whom conHentratcs attei ton on tho
carriage and walk of tho young wo-
men as they enter the room one by
one. The second looks only at face and
features while the third carefully
Scrutinizes their general appearances
and height.
At one assembly held this week
nearly $50 candidates passed in turn
before the judges. of whom only eigh-
teen were considered suitable from all
these aspects. The important question
or figure had toi be settled later by
Mr. Shadows experts and the dress
makers whose creations the models are
to wear. and the number was further
reduced from eighteen to five. The
grounds of rejection are. OF course.
extremely varied. Some candidates are
seen at the first glance to DO too
short: others Of better height may
lot possess the graceful Silhouette
Milicn VIII ne demanded by the fash,
lonablc dresses Of the coming summer
One failing, however, appears to
be common to the great majority OF
those who have come forward up To
the present, and that is in the matter
OF department good carriage and
balanced, rhythmic walk arc absolutclv
essential for displaying the beauty OF
the gown, but OF the 800 candidates
already interviewed 10 per cent. are
rejected on this ground n lone
Those who are accepted Will have
fortnight's special training in the
art OF walking before the opening OF
the Fair as Fashions pageant, but this
time Is only sufficient to perfect the
carriage OF those who already hold
themselves we'll 1t takes six months,
according to the manager Of largo
West End firm. for girl who walks
badly or nngracefully to acquire
correct and dignihed carriage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
WOKkHOUsE PAUPERs
REVOLT AGAINST Triple

London. April s.--The paupers at
SculcoateS Workhouse. at HUI, have
lcvolted against tripe as an article OF
dietary and. according to report
made by the master OF the board. have
iiatly refused to eat Il. even If they
lost meal.
According to Dr. J.illcy. chairman
OF the house committee, they are not
making any great sacrifice by their
voluntary abstinence Or. I.illcy told
his fellow guardians that some Of tho
inmates Of the house were so well fed
that they could go without a meal. AS
With everything good, they have tired
Of II. remarked the doctor. who re-
called The fact that when tho article
was first included in the dietnry-on
account of It's nutritious value and It's
suitability for old pcople-tripe was
enjoyed hy every inmate.
TO show that the condemnation IS
not altogether unanimous. DIR. Lillcy
mentioned that the children still de-
clared preference for tripc. potatoes
ana onions.
The anti-tripc party found . cham
r'on In Mr.. Eastman. whose suggestion
that tripc meals should be suspended,
was adopted 10 tho extent that the
hoard gave instructions for the menu
10 be changed as soon az possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
COMMITS SUICIDE
FOR SAKE OF SCIENCE

Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch.1
iaIis. Apr! S.-For the purpose OF let,inr
sc."n.lsts know the effect OF n certain poiso,
young law student Of German ori;,in is ali
ESQ 10 nave committed auicide In tn,
i'uih quarter. Informed that the vounp
man mad been found dead IN his room in .
s 81 hoiel and that he had apparently died
~ u poison. inc police In their quest for a
clue TO the tragic occurrence found ,h-.e
letters written BY the young MARTYR. Ir
onc addressed to his brother and sister he
saiu: i am going to die. desire that m,
body be sent TO the morgue. so that mon ~
science may see what ravages poison ma.
made on my system, -
as n great shock TO al who knew him : =.
ne ne was known to lead mos, exempla ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Clergylnan's Son Cured of
tuberculosis

To neglect q cold, bronchitis. ling
troubie or Consumption is dangerous.
rake Eckman's Alternative, hecaIisc II
Is effective In tuberculosis. PLENTY
OF evidence from 1.-Two witnesses.
Gentlemen: prior TO Feb, ions 7
was suffering with LnGrippc, whicn
a,sveioped into Tuberculosis. and my
physician gave me one month 10 live
Ny father heard Of Eckman's Altcra- .
tive, and induced mo to take Il. Am
now In perfect health. back to l55 MS, .
(SiEncd) t. n cow E,S
wish to add my endorsement to
eVery word OF my sons testimonial !.
lSigncd) REV. i. r. COWII,S
Pastor Presbyterian Church
Fuller details OF above case on re-
quest. ~
Eckman's Alternative is for Byon :.
Ghitis, Asthma Hay Fever, Throat ana
lung Affections. For sale by Owens
y Minor Drug Co. ana other LEADING
druggists. Ask for booklet OF cured
rases. and write TO Eek man I.abora.
tory. philadelphia. Pa. for additional
evidence, 4 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Will Entertain West Hanover
Presbytery During Coming
Week.
Especial to tn. Times-D,.pa,ch.l

TsptcIhI 70 ! TIC ITmes-DIspatch.J ----"
Cartersvile. Va. April s-The West Han
over Presbytery Will meet mt the Presbytc-
rian Church here next Tuesday evening.
April II. and Will continue in session for
three days. Tho opening sermon will be
preached By Rev. IS. E. Hill, OF Farmrille,
on Tuesday evening q. o'clock.
Ono Of the most Interesting features Of tho
occasion will be tho dedication on Thurs
day morning OF the new Prcsby tcrIa n
Church. which has Just been completed The
old church was struck by lightning three
years ago In June and burned A now cdi-
Ace Of white pressed brick has been erected
the old Eitea n cost OF about s3WN The
sermon at the dedication was to have been
preached b. Or. W. W. Moore OF Union
Theological Seminary, but owing to a recent
operation he will not TO able to attend and
the sermon will DO preached by DIR. Pe,rie
OF Charlottesville. Dr.. Paulus a. Irving has
written the history OF the church. which il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
WORK OF IMPROVEMENT
STARTED AT A. & M.
Dormftory Ia Re EnImrIc,i--Sncceasful
End OF Cnmpnign tor y. NJ. Z. y.
building rund.


West RaiciEh, y. o.. April S.-Prcsdcnt
EIiil recently announced IN chapel that tho
contract had been let for the erection Of the
two wings TO the dortnitory. completed n
year ago which has accommodations for i@S
students The two Wings together Will fur
nish accommodations Tor between nfty and
sixty students, and Will cost approXimn toll
$50 600 ii also announced that Ii was
expected that the additions would he ready
Cor occupancy by the opening OF college noNt
building, To be erected on funds furnished
by the Stale department. Of Agriculture. Will
be begun rs soon as The money is available
The !. NJ. {. \. campaign FOR a ootJ
building at A. mud NJ. went 10 II ;tlortous
finish in Raleigh Monday night when. at a
banquet rendered the workers In thu cam
pa!sn by thc women OF Raleigh, reports
We're made showing that Raleigh had over
subscribed It's promised amount ny over
f,Nt0. TWenty-hrc hundred doi;..- contri-
ed IN the Sil.oN3 raised by RnIcigh. speeches
o. appreciation for tho Eenerous spirit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

pupils in the common schools Of the
South, SO as to prepare them for use
iul careers, though unable to go to
nigh school or to college, 1t also pro-
poses that those taking education
ABOVE the public schools shall have
cal studies. since the npproa ching
great day Of the South In agricllture
IN mar curing and in general de,
ara scientifically trained Ii also hn,
lieves strongly that tho school grnwth
and guidance Of the South should he
bnsed upon ne needs OF each com
forced by those who do not know thc
educational problems the South faces
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

Especial TO The Times-D ispa tchl
Washington, April S.-Jamcs Shelby
Thomas. dean Of the Virginia Chris
tian College, at Lynchburg. who was
recently appointed commissioner OF
education for the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. Will take up his new
duties on June l.
him into all states of the South for
the purpose of bringing about a quick
er exchange among all cduca tors of
educat ional IDEAS and of school i'm
provemcnt suggestions Hc will also
work out Il plan for the Southern Com
! merciai Congress-. whereby 1t can as
sist college and other students OF the
South to secure or complete their cdu-
cation along scientific lines.
Mr. Thomas IS Young man with an
unusual educational record. Hc was
ceived lis education In public schools;
then prepared for college at TazcwelI
and the city high school at Catletts-
ter OF arts at Milligan College, john
son City. Tenn, in 1900. Immediately
after graduation he became an instruc-
between 900 and 1902 he took an ac-
two part In improving Tennessee
school conditions IN 19O3 ho moved to
I.ynchburg, Va. and was founder of
one Of five men who borrowed 500
each to close an option for the college
property mat Is now worth $250, 900.
III 1905 when the BOARD OF State School
Examiners of Virginia was organized.
he became supervisor over twcnty-nye
counties, and later was State super
visor OF rural schools. During Mr..
Thomas tenure or this office he raised
by private subscription nearly half n
million dollars to be used in the cree
ton Of improved school buildings In
addition. he secured, by his direct CT
forts, an increase of school tax in \
large numbcrN of Virginia counties
Tho ational purpose OF tho con-
Eress Is to work for the guidance Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
v. P. ]. DRAMATIC CLUB
SCORES FINE SUCCESS
"Fhc Widow ,IcGintyo Presented Mt
BlncksburE--Mednl for Cap
it tNfn 6ira1lnm bright
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Blacks burg, Va. April st h
Widow McCiinty." a comedy In three
acts. was presented by the Senior ORA
matte Club in the German Club Hall
Of the best given here this season, the
young men taking the female parts
being especially good. DARCY Morton
Weisiger. Rosie NIcGinty Swift
Waugh. Mary Ellen. the daughter with
theatrical aspirations and Earle
Marchant, Kate hicGinty The G1ee
Club and cadet band furnished an at
tractive program of music
Professor James 81. johnson. Sec
rotary Robert Wear, of the Y. NJ. G.
A., and party OF cadets are attend :
ing the state Convention or the Young
Mems Christian Association at Char
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
IDEA OF sIURDER
JUST COMES TO HTNl

Especial Gable TO The Times Dispatch.l
Paris. April S.-A chauffeur being
tried FOR attempting TO strungle his
sW cctheart. said: THE idea Just came
TO me: 1 don't know why" adding that
as compensation he was ready to
marry the girl.
II have a surprise for YOU he said
TO his young lady one evening as they
met She asked whether 1t was /,
diamond necklace. ring or hat
pin.
Wait and see" was his answer. ana
Immediately he nut n string round her
neck. which lie pulled hard. The young
woman fell down. nearly stranglcd.
this being tho surprise for her. The
chauffeur made his way to the police
station. where he said: II believe i
nave gone mad. I have stranEled my
sweetheart"
He was sentenced to six months I'M
rrisonment for the assault. and was
also fined $40. IT has not transpired
whether or not the lady has accepted
his ather alarming advances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

one OF the oldes: in this section. and he will
read It Mt the dedication.
REV j. Allen Christian the popular young
pastor OF the church. las received n very
natter'ng call 20 another field in Norfolk.
out his many friends here hope he will de-
cline 10 go.
Rev. w: ,. Beauchamp. Virginia Confer
ence missionary secretary, Will deliver a mis-
slonary address In the Methodist Church
mere next Monday night. and will hold a
missionary rally on Tuesday at Thomas
Chapel. about seven miles from here. H. T.
Barrow. of Farmviile. Virginia Conference.
lay leader, Will be with him Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
NEW TRAIN VIA SEABOARD

The Scaboard Air Line Railway have
inaugurated the Atlanta Birmingham Spc-
cial, leaving Richmond 1913 p. NJ. for
ali points i'll the Southwest Through dav
coaches to Birmingham; electric lighted
Pullman secpcrs TO Atlanta. Birmingham
and Memphis Florida Cuba Special
leaves Richmond ESQ p. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
HONEST DRUGGIST
GIVES GOOD ADVICE,

Having suffered for some time with
backache and after being treated by
MANI physicians for bladder trouble with
out any good results, | was induced BY
my druggist to try Or. killncr's swamp
Root. From the first was surprised. as
all pain disappeared. Have since con
tinucd the treatment and am satisfied |
am cured. Yours truly,
FRED FLYNN,
8 So. Tuxedo ST., indianapolis, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

Shown by Raleigh were made by President
III, Prof Withers. General Secretary Rern.
s smuiu. ~. ". Koss and C. n. Ross. OF the
60 BY the cadet band. ST this meeting two
contributions. which were very deepIv An
Pe"clated BY the y. and NJ. students wcre
announced these being 500 from ,he " N
7. ~. ut tho University of North Carolina
ana 500 from the students OF Wake Forest
COlleEN. .--.. 1. -.L- VI .i. n, -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Annual Reunion,
. United Confederate
Veterans

Little Rock, Ark, May 1913, f9li.S
Very reduced fares from all points OF,
Southern Railway. Tickets OH sale Nav
-, II and lS,ioli. and limited 10 May,
23. toll, unless extended. Ri
For complete information call on near.
est Southern Railway Ticket Agent OF
write 5, Z. BURGESS. ID. r., 4, "a
go E. Main ST.. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Letter to
DIR. kilmer & Co,
Bin9hamton. n. Y.
Prove What Swamp Root VIII Do For You

Prove What mp-Root gilI Do For You
Send TO DR.. !iilmcr g. Co, Bingham
ton. y. y, for sample bottle. It will
convince any one. You will also receive
a booklet Of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention the Rich
mond Sunday Times Dispatch Regular
nifty cent and onc-dollar size bottles for
sale at all drug stores
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-14
Hobin iiber bic mpoerue Bib
bauerfunit.

Jn ben Rep gor,sr p3imss" be.
rittet 5srmann gernitsin lber Elm
SutsrDiep nit ausuit. Robin. in bsir
ctr Grobmsiiter Der mooernsn bsuts
f6en STUNT iih iibsr 3isle une 4uf.
9absn Der glaftit unp iibsr ben Esruf
uniersr 3sit Sur aunit iiberhaup: Gus.
ssfprohen bat. Robins arf6luungen
i;bsr bic jiingits gsrsanssnbeit unb
Gtgsntpart in Der Gnttpitluna Der
Stulptur Iinb Iebr peffmiitiit, a5er
sr blitt boffnungsfreubis in bic ,3us
tunft unb srportet bon ibr Den 4ns
truh elmer neuen, Dem iiiniiieriIhen
S6affen siiniiiesn gpode. Die Bib
bcuertunIt III cine slpiss aunft," ing.e
et, .in manhtn gpo6en piro tie ft
rsi1er uno tr1ftiser sntfalien ais in
anpsrsn, aber iit ipiro INNER seifs5.n.
S5n Der mooernen 3.ii iinb psri6;tSens
Stile aufgstommen, bic psrfddsben:
Wamen erbielten, aber biefs Stilfurs
men iinb dbs.leitet pon Der Sdu.. nsr
&sgnpter, Der Griensn uno Der R0ne-,
Gsspegsn itsbt unfere aunit tieier.
osnn bic antit. Hunft lit fni. pontom.
men. 0i. StuIptur unferer gpohs
ndbsrt iit elmer fiirhiborsn ariiis; Il.
bot als bic beiisn Gisenfhoften btr
Stunt Der 8ergangsnbsit perloren; +.
bat iih BON al pem entferni, mas Az,
8olItommsnbeit in Der aunf aota.
nenoig mar. Jn unieren 1ngsn il!
man 3u elmer neuen Dirt uno Wetf'
gefommen, um Wer.e Der Dilbbduer
tunit aufsuiteaen, ndmlit in ben Wu
Teen. Das III Elm ittperer Srrtbum
Die Runittperfe. bic fih In folder
Jorm benz geitauer oorbieten, iini
nur Jrasmen.e, unb aunh mub pou
iidnbis fein, um pplIiommen su fsin
Sfulptur unb 4rfitettur gebDren su
iommen, uno Der Hieoersans Der elmer
siebt ben Der anberen nit fn. sd
CLAUDE, oab bic plaitit iih bnnn Ell
apieber 81 ibrer friiheren Grobe empor
beben fpirb, penn bic Nrhiteiiur fpie
Der sinen eiseneu unb bormoniI6el
Giil aussebilbet bat. Sn Drantrssd
berrf6t gsgenudrtis cine 1epesuns
bic boron nrbsitet, Sic Runit iuiebtr !,
i5ssn tritessA 4zaaas jxsa1 itse,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-14


-g.bsimH bpolleIM orb.
I'm Ruini.r, Baib.. III etn furhrborts
8erbredotn psriibi spprben. Gin jun.
oes Gb,panr III BON unbetannter Wors
eerhono, ndbrtnb "a friebli6 iblum.
merte, eritlassR iporoen. Die Be.
tauernsptrtbsn Cpfer iinb arhie
GobIs. 25, unb itine Goitin. II Sabre
ali. Der Coroner bat fefigeIeni. bcb
Ger Wann aui osr Gtenf ben lob
fonb. 5rau GOb!e sriDants. ols Der
ll6rbsr cine sfpsifnneibise Asi ouf
ibr.n S6dbsI berabfnuien lieb. ionnis
oter nihis Meter tbuH, ols ii6 naher
on ben Isblpi.n R0rpsr ihres berelts
srmorbstsn 8atten ansuInmiegen.
llhr unn GslS gO5ies Iagen unberiibr.
cuff ein.m Stubl neben Dem Bstt, 10
rob Raub f6nerlin nls MptiD onee.
ieten fperben tann. Nnn freib ouf
nitt. oab bag iunee pocr. fpelhss eris
isit einem Sabre nerheirdthei NOR, irs
esnopsIts 5.inos sebabi bat. Go6le
tenn DOT orsi Sahrsn aus Wi4ieaH
nod Raini.r unb fono IN einem aooen
cine Gteuuna ais Glerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-14

in ibrer Rohborfhoft einiougen Dieie
Srpmbenbilbung fpia man ouf Die iil'
teniipe 9bGtisfeit Der Spnne, berucrs
aerufen burh ibre 3uIommensiebune.
suriidfiibren; absr bieie Inilht TT
niht rihtia henn bann niBten bic
Sromben in ibrem Snnern niht buns
tel, Ipnoern ebenio ben lpie bic Spna
nenpberfIdhe fein, uno aipar infolge
oes enormen 9rudes Der ouberen out
Die innersn Sdihten. ipcourt I'm
sSnnern eine nieI eroBere Sise eraeust
ipirb als an Der SberflGhe.
Cine intereHonte Wobrnebmung
mahte 2anesYerr, uls er Sonnenflse
den pbotparapbirte unb bann bic plots
ten permab. Gr fano babel ichfpinsenee
0er1noerunqen in Der GsitdIt oss
SpnnenbolIes. 3iei. bilben cine aurps,
Die All iener Der Sounenfleden pardls
lei Iieat. Soben mir ndnilid Elm Woris
mum bon ssledsn, bann 1T Der Durhs
meFer bes gassseeitirns am Ieqnator
l6neer dls an ben polen, nnb 1T be
Sonne siemlith fl.dsnrein. ponn iit
Der polors 9urhmeHer grDBer als Der
Gqudtpridle. Dorauf bieie Griheinun9
berubt, 1T nod gaus r6tbielhoft. 8Nls
leidt bdngt fie nit Der urgleihen Ros
tation Der einseInen Sonnenih,hten
suiammen, bic an ben poIsn Srobsr
ais am 4eouator 1T pber, ipis fhon ges
| faat purbe, nit Der intenfipen Sons
nentbGtistsit, beoingt burh bic itarte
3uiommsnsishuns bes Sonnentorpsrs.
Sm @ereine nit ben 5ledsn tommen
auf Der Sonne nod Joteln Dor, bic
lpie elm fpsibeldnseubes 9edoer isne
umaeben, dber aud abgefonoert big 81
ben 9plen bmauf iib 3sigsn. 8dn5 be-
fonbers finben iie iid am Ranbt Sts
| 5agesgsitirns unb auf ben 9Shotogrns
pbien erfheint bann Die Steue am
Ranbe, no Iolbe Sadeln itehen, etfpas
ousaebuhtst. mir ieben aber auf ben
9hotpgrapbien nod sttpds dnoeres.
| 0ieTIedsu erIteinsu nImlih bon letts
ten Dolten aus gaIciumo1mpfsn. To-
oenannten srtsHiipen 5IpcuIi, ume.s
Ben. Sie's Idgsrn iiber tIsineren Tlss
den, pie 9erpittsrpolten iihtr Der irs
oiIden QdnbIhaft, uno hullen 'te OF
quns Elm. Bel einia<u groBen 6leten
unb EIetenqruppen Tam man im5erns
robr bi. geobahtuna maiden, eab
oisis Qihtbriiden uibts anoeres ols
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baB Der Stanoort hisIer TIoctuIitprs
per tets audi bemisntgen Der 2ibttOrs
per auf Der CberfIdhe unferes 1ogess
qsftirns entipriht. Sb nun 5Iocuti
uuo Qiht niteiudnbsr iSniiih fino.
itebt nod uitt fsit. absr Die 5dteIn
iiben iiher ebenio einen einflub oui
hi. tsrreftriichsn Grf6einungen aus
| pie bic Tledeu.
/ glus Der grpbsu msrgs bon USdtes
rial, bds bic Sonnenforiturg nit
oieIer @sbuIo unb UtIhs i'm Qauft
ppn beinahe pierbunotrt Sahrsn sus
iammeutru9. pdhltsn mir nur sines
bier Gus; absr ss asniigt ooltommen,
Inn uns bic orobs geoeutuus oes 9es
gsnitanb.s i'm Rabmen roosrnsr Nas
turertsnntuib tlar gu MAIDEN.
Tiefs Qrbsiten itno 10 ipidtie, bnt
ibnen Der GOriher Oft isin suuses 2s'
ben fpeibt in Der 4us'6du na6 ben
orobsn Grihetuuussn auf un'sren
9srtraIgsItirn, pon osm mir ale obs
bdnpsu unb Dor oeiisu 8iloe in ibrer
gsmpeln Die alien Wtithrasprisfier BE-
tsnb unb bsn Qp5fprut ni.osriap,su;
r9iefes TnHtel lit msiH GuH.el, sui
Come bid ih auT bic alsin uus 2e'
ben oiebtl"
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un0 Il. BON isnen nsusn 1.noeHsen
unisrsr s3sii su befrsisn, ole ihreu Der.
tau psruriaht babsn, Die bIobe 5baf.
iots, pab mir onaeIanasn hoben. un'
fsre Srrthiimsr .insui,bsn une 81 Be-.
tdmpfsn. lGbt mid sIauben. bcb 5offs
nung uuf 5ortitril; bsiteht - ourt
3uradssbsn ouF bic alien Jormen Der
aunit. 2lls bic 1tUsriis Gefubr Der
moosrusn auuit bt3sinn.is Der Wei'
Ter ben SonosIsgsji: unisrer gppte.
jsass muterisus Ilb,su, bas iiets nch
QortbsiI uno 9srpiaa fraet." als 9ei.
ipisl fiihrts sr biz ameri.aniihe Bib
bauertunit on: sy erseunt burtaus
nibt Der Reusn 0slt sinsn hoben gs.
ruff sur auuIt ob. .unSpsiisIbofi bal
amsrito cine qrobs 3utunf. als aunit.
sentrum. Gs qibt bier pis!s fsin.
aiinitIsr poH uEgsnohnlitsn gissn.
it,often, uHo amsritrnif6e 9unfi in
d[Isn ibrsn 5ormsn fpirb fid iidsrIit
INNER eslpaItigsE eniwidsln - ipenH
iis nitt sans pom 6onoel bebsrrid!
pirb. "a Iisst bic srpbs gsfobr
Die ,ommsrsisls 9enbsn3 unisr.'
4sra ruinirt bic bef.en salent.. ni,
aus bisis 4ero cine Hliitbessii Be,
aunit esmntt haben fpiirotn. Se'
oonosIsssiit, 10 tarntieriitiit fir IN
i.re .3sit, III Der 0rnbitein, erri4te'
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-12-07
FOLSOM.
Dec. 4, 1911.

Dec, 4, lSll.
Grove Collins, OF Dodsonville, visit,
ed his brother, Charles, and family,
last Saturday and Sunday,
Joe Ross and sister, Mary, Of New
Vienna, were guests Of Garfield Walk.
er and wife, last week.
The oyster supper here on Saturday
was fairly we'll attended, Proceeds
$l4.l0.
An old fashioned belling was held
at the home Of Mr.. Davis on the Woods
farm on Thanksgiving evening in
honor OF double wedding.
The Anderson sisters entertained a
lady friend from East Monroe, last
week.
w. T. Shannon and wife attended
the funeral Of their grandson, at
Hillsboro, last Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-12-07

John Barnes, of Fairfax, aged %
years, was adjudged insane by Judge
Watts Monday and committed to the
Athens Asylum. He was taken there
Tuesday. Mr.. Barnes was in the asy-
lum once before, having been sent
there In 1909. He thinks he is being
prosecuted and followed by neighbors.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-12-07
Notice +! No Hunting !

All persons are hereby warned that
we positively forbid hunting or tres
passing on our farms, under penalty
of the law:
Il. b. Holiday o. M. Holiday
Jane Hartman George w. Barrere
Mrs. L. Il. Handley Amos Williams
Mrs Mary Laymon f. A, watkins
]. L. Walker J. H. Scarborough
Robt. H Young
Names will be placed on this list un-
til the close Of the game season for 10
cents each.