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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03


9eipigeIierne / igrlte GRffe er be-
eaaeoe oper for gfsportforeningen
og oerior peo efterfslgenoe 9ispo-
litioner ooerierte til SparefasIen.
Alberti bar faitbolot, at bans
9eibigeIier idrit CT begpnot ! 1894,
oo gelgbene for 5meriaIget / eng
lono life bar tititrGffelige til at
opffe uobetaIinserne til Meierierne
San begpnOte Oa me0 at ifiule BET
te 6or6oIo peo at formaa 8iller
& Gilep til at ienOe Afregninger,
ser bite bsiere 8riier for Smerret
emo be oirfelig opnaaeoe. alberti
begpnote enooioere Oa at anOenoe
8ele al 6oreningens MiOIer tiISpe.
f~ulationer / @nIomineattier for Der;
ueo at %inopinoe Defining al llnOer-
ifnoet.
Geo 9ommen ilnos imiolertio
faIt, troos aIbertis &eatelie. at
bans 9eioigelier oaor tiIbnee lige
til 5ofeningens Stiftelie.
aIberti bar tilpenot Jig co. $500.
600 ar. Of acknowledgements.
fer. geraf pr ca. 6,666,666 ar. an.
oen0t til Observation-Disclosures, oa
Reiten er meognaet til 9lrreitantens
6oretngeuoer Der / ennoet, 81. a.
6etpoelig oDer 1 Min. SIR. til Glen.
oommen 8psieOprf.
0iifereneen meIIem gfsportfore.
ningens oa 8iIlier & 9ileps Op-
~gerelier er eoot , DILL. ar.
5 9omnlen opIpies Oereiter u0-
ierIigt, bDorleoes alberti i 9eger.
ne og peo Ben anrlige 3egnifabs-
ailnggelie bar ifiult Sen iorelig-
gen0e llnoerbaIance. alberti isrte
6oreningens Reuiiorer bag 9piet
oe0 ialife aontofuranter oper 6or-
eningens NeIlemoprenoe meo Sir.
nlaet .ggiller & Rlep. iii Oisie
aontofuronter foriproieeoe alberti
ielo ltofoit, Ser itemte meo Sore
uingens geger o9 loo Dem Oereiter
renifrioe al en- engeIlf aontoriit,
Der intet fetote til aontofuranter.
mes geitemmeIie.
observation-disclosures itaois Oof-
ienoe @alo til Sparefasien neobrne-
te AIberti | buert Mars Marts Man-
neS, on Sparefasiens Hegnifnber
a~iiIutreSts, til en- llbetpOeligbeo PED
9.p:p al i.cre Qssae
ia 8iasr s fiiees 19:s - Gss.
esefsan.
@@ }ra71a--s- maS Ore
81 Observation-Disclosures ~pegnnSie
ueo Slutnin9en al Hegnifabsoarei
19O5-06, oa ban life ft,noe ioo
Be ~nebuenoige itore 8efseIbelsb Dis
fontereoe.
Gerefter omtoles, 6oorleoes NJ.
berti opffeoe Ell Del al @ploen
ueo / forifeIlige Srorer til Spore'
fosiens gosboIoer Of iineere, al
ser par inogoaet Gbecfs ira Stocf.
banfen. Senere opffeoes BOG en- Del
al gelebet ueo nogIe al alberti til
oeiebrogte gbecfs pna Stocf6anfen.
3soos oe ommel0te fingereoe9teo.
brifgelier uOgioroe efsportiorenin-
geE 8plo til go~noeiinnoens Spare.
fasie peo Albertis Selunumeloe3e
ca. 100000 Sir, oeraf f.2O0,0 900
ar. I Briuatbanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
Mbertis Dom.

Dor tioligere forte ~telesrafiife
NleOOelelie fol pi Der iupplere meo
fSIaznoe noorag Of Sooe0punfter-
ne ! ben meget omfangsrige 0om
sfter vSpllonos-g oiten":
G9. 9~pbenbapn, II. Dec.
Standardization bar / Dag aflagt
Der oper alberti. Sans Straf be-
aernales til s aars Sugtbusarbei-
Be, % bet poalRgges bam at betale
6ulpr til aIttor oe 8efenior meO
tS00 Sir. til boer.
alberti, Der er SO s(ar snmmeI,
filtnies for Salt og 9eorageri iamt
Ssr Duertrnoelie al Sparefasielooen
At Is. 9ioi 1880 ifr. 5traffelooens
5 762. Suititsminiteriet bar be-
Iteart. at Siltalen ogiaa ifaI omfat-
le b. oplpite itraf6are 6orbolo, Der
lisger mere emo 10 gar tilbage !
Tioen.
&lberti bIeo Operretsia9ferer /
1875 og SsieIteretsiagferer ] 1881
SnStiI 6aoerens 0e0 1890 oreo
ban lin Eorretning til 3eIs i 6or-
5inbelie meo 6aOeren. 5 1900 ops
5frle ban | set geientlige meo
5naf6rerforretningen.
Otter Sagens Oplpsninger mao
bet antages. at alberti aaereoe pao
It tiOligere Siospunft al i'm Sag
STRAIGHTFORWARD bar pitt megen uor.
Der nleo tit Negnifnbsppien, 9aereoe
! aarene 1873 og 1879 inoloo ban
fig | forifellige 9srsipefuIationer.
fcn bragte bam LAB.
ss5es.i benngter at bare bait
unDel / De bdarobpnOrss S-cnsaf-
sr <rnd51oiia<a2
Nm | 1879, met 6ans Sagigrer-
scss Jtis.ss S15 81 -
A Ecs S:5a9 aotast, II ost ga
AiEerti Der gap Soeen hi Srasg
.
-sa Idii.sss 5Sssssf @s @ss.a-
ses afsiuet forifelli9e 5orfloringer
anannenoe oeres a~ompnsnilfab NJ.
n. ! 5irierne, men albprti bar belt
ieennem benRgtetS agfsrerens5rem
i9iIIsng og oens Gigtigbeo.
Z Dommen omtales oerefter I'll
5erfis mislige 6orbolo peo Mnrer-
jurltrr Shiolonnns og Brsorene
EIoettas itore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Syaaersborggaoe, for bpilfet Gore
laoenoe aIberti oar Sagferer og
Rnsferer.
Zen Il. Sanuar 1888 bespnote
AIbertis geipigelIer ouer for gon'
be]ianoens Sparefasie, ioet ban lfaf-
feos Tia uo6etalt 100000 SIR, iom
bar fingereoe ifuloe anbringes
Hirnoommene / Segersborggaoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

9ommen ilutter meo Oplpsnin-
ger dngaoen0e 4Ibertis Sransaftion-
ner meo Briootbonfen og bans 6or.
beIO PEG urigtige Speioelier ooer
for 9ogboloeren i gonoeitanoens
Sporefasie m. NJ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03

n0aniferen" ubgoor to @anee
ON ltgen os foiter fun $f.50 per
Margang. Yrsuenummer ienbes frit
pan Jorlangen0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-03
Dumb. 90 aloucipoen.
Ifiperrineen II.

Gee. ira Gnnoers 20 Orngoner, 3
unoerofiirerer oa 9remierIsitnont
9eSier SpO poa,
afiperrinaen / 9larbus oo On.
e9n aennemferes meget ombpgeeIigt.
9ragonerne patruliere paa geiene
langs @rpnien Of De ofipnrreoe Gi-
i~trifter. gragoner boloer li9eIeoes
gagt pes gtiels IieIiens @ooro /
Offering for at forbinore 9e6oerne
i at fomma / 9erbring meo aaho-
erne. Marfeoerne / Sfonoerborg %
anr6ns ben II. Sec. bleo forbuot.
Vile Sernboneooane, Der bar Opref
benpttptoe til areoturtransport. bIi.
Der ombngaeligt oesinficereoe.
Ia Ser Iangs @rpnien finoes
Ell Gel Meierier, iom mootagerM9lf
ira 9eperano6rer % n6ferer 8lsoe
0erof til 5piflono, bar 9%an0brngs-
miniiteriet, / 81. u9fibe 5tiitsii0." 3,
paa 5oreipsresieI Of Ribe 4mt |
anle0ning al Neutrality-suspicious.
/ De afip9rreoe 0iitrifter. faitilaaet,
at 6leOen ira Meierier | 0isie 81.
~itrifter finn MAJ uoferes til llolan.
BET / paiteuriieret Silitan6.
Aarbus Goliti bnr / qnleoning
al Observation-Disclosures 8efenot-
gsreIie nn9aoen6e Muno- % aIob.
inqeu oen Is. Gee. attraperet iomt.
Iiae Mplfebnnblere ira 9aftoet og
gipet Dem Fdabuo ON life at for
bnnoIe Rplf / Iorbus, uoen al
M9lfen I 5orueien er opparmet til
minoit 81 @r. 2ignen0e Gnobuh
er giuet iomtliee Meierier gpen.
aa-sszs stiftafrr ss.r I g=1s.
did1 = Mato- og a%fooipaen !: Gil.
zs:is lsiIaAI Sssaas s i,
ssre II o.noloe giarfeo eller Dur-
as eler rres5oaeSe Ss~st.s
t6rre Sumlir5er al 1pr j alr9ais
oe Sfanoerborg aghitaOer, Snsle
Ring og SieImifeO-@ern Serreoei
iomt ben til 9fnrbus "a Sfan.
oerborg amtsrnaofreoie bfren6t
Del al 5riiienborg -5aurifob 9irs:
S~lrisoiftion.
aarblls Stiitnmt bar enobioert
efter 9anobrrgsminiiteriets Orort
poabuot, at ale Sin6e / 5ramIeo.
@arIep, Stpr, Storring. Sfoobp
Sfiu6olme, gorrm, 2pngbp oQ
aarsleo Soene ifal boIbes bunbnt
eller isres | 8nan6.
5iliporenbe Eoabuo er uoiteoi
al Belle amt og aibe Stiitamt.
gbosfalb. Soenie t6. Sec. 81,
ter Here Mars tiltogenoe Spgoon
og ct Bar Tigers Spgeleie er Ma.
if~infabrifant 6. Soenoien / Ooen.
ie / Morges tioIigt afgaaet pee
Ieoen paa Grof. Sdous alinif
asbenbaon. Get er en- of Ooenie
gns beoite Wpn0. Der fer er gnaei
bort, en- Mnno, Der er fenot og on
let SanOet oner, Soenoien, Der
1878 6leO We0eier og | 1886 gne.
eier al Waifinfabriffen DB6snir"
Der | 9pen, ifnbte lin 5abrif Del
beolte Ronn | Dioe areoie. 4f Iterrs
ar6eioer. 5abriffen bar u6fsrt I'm.
Der bans 2eoelie, fan bI. a. npDnes
ct. Clemens Bro / aorbus og 3p'
omgaar0bonens nne BRO oper gu.
oenoaen peo Gon0ers. Wen ue0 81,
oen az I'm prrodfe B1rfloflbe0 be-
flpote ben afosoe en- WpngOe Sil-
~liosboerp.
en- al Ribe BINS gnmle ogteot
gorgere, ftp. asbmano CIR. San
len, er forle6en afgaaet peo Deoer
| en- aloer at n aar. Gen af6sbe
Der bar feot ! Seiitrup, tom
1848 til Ribe, buor ban ieIp oret
8orretningen til 1902, 6n ban af
itoo ben til lin Ssn, Der MI er oens
Snoebaper. CIR. Snnien oeItoe III
oHibe Stiitst." life. bet ofientligt
Gin, men unosif BOG life at fac
lSeoe | 2ieningsfommisiionen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
JEAN VAlJEAN seen
IN REAL LIFE IN
NEW YORK CITY
Man With Wife and Four
Children, 0noe Found Gull
ty Of Theft. Hounded by
Fanatic, Who Thought He
Was Doing Right.

New N"rN S,lJ o. Inspector
Javert for his relentless pursuit of
Jean Vatican. Who stole q luaI of
bread for e starving sister was bound
over in $1,000 bonds yesterday. and
Whrn h. iulcd to oEtain "a boudsmau
he went to iail
The author of this up.to-dutr ycr-
sion of It's MIscrablcs' Nus -Al,gjs-
uatc Butts. sitting in the Matusuuia
court Jacob r. dcitz ct 5Hi Easi
one Hundred ana SiNty-uuh street
was the aviar oi the bounded Vatican
and william h. pclmage, butcher.
wHs the mcrcilcss Ja,eri
Heiz Told thr magistrate that four
years ago ne pleaded guilty. 90 steal
ing meat valued ut $3.50 from his
employer Dclmas, since then. o.,
declared, whenever hv got position
in order tn supp.r' iis wife and the
-four children oi "a dead brother Del
mage would follow him. tell of IA,
theft aud briug about his discharge
Discouraged iu hls struggle against
these odds hc hnd Dcmagc arrested
Ncsterda, on charge uf conduct
tending 90 o. breach OF peace.
Il was wrong when stole tho
ment' said H,Itz and pleaded
guilty and nv. court let me go ON
suspended sentence. ! have lived hon
cstly since thon, but this man has
had me- discharged every time have
been 5hlv 60 set e place
pclmagc was put on tho witness
stand, ana said me- had told three
men for whom licltz was working ot
the theft and that in each instance
Hoitz had been DISCHARGED lie said
no had Declined IL his duty to ten these
men
"Dtd yuu investigate this mans life
90 see bow ne was h,lng asked
Magistrate Butts
$50. I aid not replied Delmagc
This m an incident in real NE for
Ia drama, said Magistrate Hutts Ia
there ANY such thiug M pcnancc ?
Is there amy such thing as mcrcy9
IL there any place In tho world for
such a man, or must he go through
NE with every door slammed VA his
face
This man. with wife ana four
children dependent upon b'm. hav
been irving to load an honorable NE.
and has been bounded. out ut his po-
sitions You, pohnago. never stop
ped to inquire lf De- was leading a
good NE. Every time be- got his head
above water you pushed him down.
IL 20 Ike the story of Jean NalIean.
who Was Imprisoned Cor wears for
stealing d loaf of bread tor his sis.
ter ltkr the pitllcss JiVcrt. YOU
gave this man no chance You fol-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
PERSONALS.

ALL KINDS. both new and second
hand bought sold. rented and re-
paired Alhn0uerque Typewriter Er-
change Phone sse.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
FARM WOMEN WILL
DISCUSS LIFE
The First International Con-
gress Will BE Unique in
History of Country; MANY
Topics Will Be Discussed.
~, r,,alns n.rnla 4. . ,.s..a VIE,

Colorado SPRINGS sept i- The
FIRST international Cousr'.s of Farm
~ umca opens la ,n.s rlty October 81,
and bids tsi" to o., Ga, m,st import
ant ,uutfntion &C. Uuw,u over hCld
Iu lEH ruuuir, Tho committee u
chars. rs," agreed upon 90, sen, rd
outline" "t tho prpErpw us l"lluN-
First day Equipw'r' uud hr1uaN
of and food vo'ucs Boo rIrll homes.
SECOND dN Law ui phN,i.u Ute
boo relation tu th, umil, conservation
ur time and strength. labor saving
devices. and simrl, hygiene. etc.
1hrd Ga, Economic value ot WOE
mru auu ,hiidryn uu ilu arm mn3-
'u.r OF clubs gpus, aud utr.r us-
IDuuurll associations care of iu-
puD. truua children ,f.
Fourth dHN rho rural church. r.-
DIH uFutIun of rural nD.Is. t.t-
uuu 900 90, ruul districts etc..
Ea.h gou,ul tup. Be- lraayu utp
man' subjects aui th,rD VIII l, d.H.
"rttfHuuns 10, thr ColutudH Nsrieui-
turl college doW,-ti. -Ui,prr d,agrt-
uncut ANA 10. dvfRrtm ut ct nuricul-
urc. showing tb, mrutgo uf tI.
H.usr tit. ana exhibitions 1u1 iUu~-
trHuous nN other speaker.
Nr.ng IA, uut,G speaker. on lh.
IiuErum win De- Prof IS 81. taK..
assistant srcrctnr, 90. agriculture. an
authority ON rural school Nurk N,E
Warren Il Wilson o' New Yurk.
famous worker Ina rguu phur,he-
MI Mars picrer Van Zilc OF kansas
Agricultural college. Mrs i \ Wide
poo ot ttah Agricultural college. Mrs
scott purand OF Lake Forest. tl
Miss lonuic Buell. grang, lecturer g
Ann Nrhur Mich Mrs b. r. nrook.
"t colorado Springs aud others
Practical farm women from through
"it the entire c"untry ar. sending
notice of their intention Co. participate
l Ample provision is being made for
\ uttrtainmont features The scrrc-
i1urv of the congress. Mrs John n
. liurns ~ Colorado springs viii D..
>Glad 60 furnish information us 10
yates accommodation. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
P0RTALES COUNTRY
IS PROSPEROUS
'sp'eIa, o",rc-rons,pc. .. me n.r.,a,

''''N""""rh'~ v" the NerDtdl
IpiialeS. sept iZ.--I ha.rp.nors of
ahoihcr read Tor this town arc uei.
flHi'ni ana we now believe tbpi the
luuch talked uf line from Foit Worth
l'N"s. which Is headed toward The
oHh Juan country. viii pass through
f"''alcs The promoter, OF this road
were attracted 10 this town by the
iac' mat the country auom a Inns
unuVal Il water facilities. as rs oyi.
d"urcd hy the numerous irrigation
wells which have been pat la opera.
lion here Bon he last lev Years Here
Us locale thC largest electric central
power pumping plant In tho world
u cost S3,'.OU" Since ltg usallatiuu
'Wo years ago, the country about por.
tales has I'D Itself OF tbc dos farming
'hiiucra aud become ana agricultural
business proposition There arc
nov thousands of acres under uri.a.
non Toy he pump process and this area
Is b,tns constantly increased
since Wc began irrgatIug here tho
town has taken on new lie and visit.
prs OF leW years ago would scarcely
recognize D. now so numerous have
been improvements made la recent
times MANY other Improvements of
sul0lahtlhl nature are contemplated
Tor the near future
Real estate values IN city ami cnuu
e arc advancing as q result O. iwiga.
lion Long headed residcu's OF ihis
section believe that when wp have
iull grown orchards developed land
hcronbouts viii co.dmaud the highest
prices In New Mexico Cur climate Us
most excellent Tor the growth Of fruits
OF all Kinds and ws have oceans of
ne pugesi water for fhr development
of orchards and the irrigation OF field
and garden crops
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
FOR SALE.


$1,000 2pacJe ranch. q. mite from
bridgc. 10 acres IN alfalfa 10 acrcs
sugar cane Now cement block
house, sood barn; chicken house
and well
$500 Groom modern brick. IS lcct
front. on West Tijeras Cash or
tcins.
$2H10-- Fiy'toom modern brick ith
wand close in east front. cement
walks $500 cash balance per
con
finno SiNIuom modern new buuga.
low North Eleventh ST. $500
cash, balance eight per cent
S3bO0-j-room modern, Highlands.
Onehalf block from Central. with
i.room furnished cottage in rear.
rental income sll net
S2in0 irOup modern brick iNo
screened porches barn, chicken
house and good 0u,huudinga LuI
lO0Xli2 and improved and an In
Sood condition Highlands Ideal
tor health
$1,000 G.IuOm new, modern bunga
low. hard wood floors. beautiful
fireplace, sleeping porch llighlands
5000 N.rOGm modern cement block,
corner lot. lawn. shade. Wull,s. sleep.
irg porch hot water hcat only
blocks from park
JOHN VI. MOORE REALTY 90.
IIItE INSURANCE.. RtNI ESTATE.
LOANS NND ABSTRACTS.
2ti West Gold Ave. Phone 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12

Arthur Eddy chaitmun of o..
Colorado ,y,euuN, committee. g. au-
tI"riN iur Tho settlement tNot ;...
eau h's attracted widespread mJ.".t
aud That tho different delegations . .
h"rs appointed ana their unmas a.r
being sent to hoadpunrtrrs Boo D'ug.r
10 Doc lHtpd 4 letter ls being .nt
oct ursing action iu tho appointment
Of d'legatcs In states and comwrul-
tics whore action has bopn delayed
we want an expression frpiY u.
po"pl" uf tho western state. ON Gie
subject and then ,t viii hc uu tu enc
west 10 sec that its Interests are not
ic"pnrdilod boo ,unEr.>t. said DhpIi-
man Eddy here ttat,ridE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
FOR SALE
BY BUD FISHER.

f2n0u--a-room brick. modern. south
Edlth ST., close iu.
$1,000 Broom frame. modern fth
ward, near car line
Si-OU 6-t1om hUugpisw. modern,
large lot good uutbuGdIuss. me To-
cation.
tiE0O--9-room, .-story brick. mod
crn. West Central. fine location:
$1,000 cash, balance y per cent
736ao t.room fnmc cottage. mod
ern. lot NtisH1to. shade ana fruit
tross, Fourth wArd
1880 Groom cement nuish mod
crn residence. hot water heat: lnrgs
lot good outbuildng5. close In.
GI5O-o-room brick. modern. good
shade, y Second 81 close in
MONEY TO LOAN
iTItF INSURANCE
A. FleiSc her
III SOUTH FoURTH STREET.
Next TO New Postofhes. Phons s74
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
SUMMER RESORT.
IiIE COZ NTHY cum.
Carnuci Country club.
MANDOLIN CLIn

MANDOLIN CLTfH
The iadir>' Trio ~ Stringcd In.
strumcnt- h. prepared ~ furnish ma.
40 for afternoon aud evening receD-
tipns. Terms rcasonnbie. FOR mar.
iirulars Inquire Mrs. DE WoIf, Metro
p1liian Hotel; Telephone sos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
FOUND
HOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Nice 4-room furnished
house with bath room electric lght
and nice sleeping porch. Rent SIS.
1920 South Broadway zoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-12
PARCEL DELIVERY

QUICK PARCEL DELIVERY, Mos
seugcrs. Basgngs Hauled. Phone
5Ol-b02. we rush 'em."
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-14
MIAMI TO CELEBRATE
fifteenth BIRTHDAY

The City of Miami has arranged for a
grand celebration on July 20, 81 and %,
in commemoration of their 18th birth
day. A very attractive program of
entertainment has been provided.
Among other features contract has
been signed with the Wright Brothers
for aerOplane flights, the first appear
ance of the Wright aeroplane in Flor
ida 100 Seminole Indians will attend
the celebration in their native dress.
Several of the State Military Companies
including the Key West Naval Reserves
will be present and will engage in militia
manOuvers and sham battles. Sports
including motorcycle races, foot races,
base ball, etc. Two military bands
have been engaged to furnish music for
the occasion. Excursions have been
arranged on Biscayne Bay, to the ocean
and to the drainage canals.
The Florida East Coast railway has
named an excursion rate of one fare
for the round trip. Tickets north of
West Palm Beach to be sold for the
special train, scheduled to leave Jack
sonville at 500 A. M. and stopping all
stations. Jacksonville to West Palm
Beach one hour and 80 minutes ahead
of regular train No. 20. Ample coach
accommodations will be provided and
conductor of the special train will be
instructed to stop at all flag stations
for eXcursiOnists desiring to make the
trip. Special train will make no stops
between West Palm Beach and Miami
but tickets will he sold for regular
trains on the Goth, and Dist at one fare
for the round trip.
For those desiring to remain in Miami
longer than July oath, which is the
limit of the excursion tickets, extension
of limit to July 3lst may. be obtained
by exchanging the return coupon and
payment of one third fare.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-14
DRAINAGfPROGRtSSES
ON FORT PIERCE FARMS

Work on the canal which is being dug
tbronuh the Fort Pierce Farms is pro-
crossing nicely and the camp is being
Svisited by many residents Of this city;
The eXcavator was moved from TINS
city to point about two miles north
Of colored town. to J.B. Cowan's place.
where operations were commenced.
The machine was started on its course
at TAYLOR Creek, the:right. of-way lead
mo north west for one half mile thence
vest wa Fred Mckenzie, of Fort Lauder
dale who has been holding a position
on one of the dredge boats in the Ever
gIades, is experimenting the wcrk.
Two gangs OF men are o. on y ' E,, joGs,
One a negro gang under 2, u, GUSTAV,
son, are at work clearing the rlght OF
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-14
HARDEf'SFINE CHANCE
FOR FULL RECOVERY

Chief of Police Frank Hardee has re-
turned to Miami from Fort Pierce with
the authentic account of the tragic
shooting of his brother, Mr. Jack Har-
dee, by cocaine.c razpd negro, who is
now IA prisoner in the Fort Pierce Jail,
says the Miami Metropolis.
my brother runs a ferry on the Sc
bastian river" said he this morning,
"and on last Saturday night, June "a,
went out to collect some money which
had been owing to him. In this he
was successful and then went to spend
the night with friend, Mr.; Jones,
. the next day he was walking past Il
negro camp, when he was accosted by
one of the number, who requested the
loan of his gun. He was under the in
fluence of cocaine, and said that he want
ed to protect himself from another
negro. Of course Mr.. Ilardee refused
to let him have the weapon. linen, OF
a sudden, while he was not looking the
black wretch came up back of him,
pulied the revolver out Of the holster
and shot Mr.. Jack lIardee through the
back. The bullet went in toward the
lung and is still in him, and then ne
fell, apparently lifeless. Then the
black miscreant held up two negr"
women and one man and robbed them
Afterwards he returned to the, mani
mate body Of lack lIardee and went
through his clothes, taking about $So'E
Mr.. Jack lIardee is II years oId' ana
there is a good chance for his recovery
While the chief and his brother Mr..
linz Hardee were ON their way to Fort
pior,e ON last Monday night, they. en-
nerienced another shooting atiray,
which dd not end seriously owing to
their quick action. some negroes were YER
in the smoker who had been drinking.
and they commenced to shoot out o'
the windows and around the car.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-07-14
.FNTERPRlSING PEOPLE
DOTRADINGAT HOME

A gentleman, who has the interest OF
tho town and community at heart thus
eynlains his reasons for trading WIN
h;S home merchants, rather than pat
, u"n; n moil order houses. lie says |
trade at home: L,.,
Because my interests are here;
% BECAUSE | want to see the goods
Because my home dealers carries me
when run short. ha. INV
BECAUSE / want to get what l puy
when pay for it, ,-.,,;no h,Oi.
Because | believe in transactlng DUST
ness with my friends. ,home
Racause every dollar | spend at nome
80 OF home and works for the wei
fare Of our country, ,., novO his
BECAUSE the man | buy from pays nus
mart of the town, county, schoo' anu
S'a Because the man | buy from helps 10
, n NV school, my church, my lodge
"'f Re . the community that is gooat
o,ongh for me to live in, Is good e"o's'
III Recause when i'll luck, misfortune o ol
pe o,,omant comes. the man ] buy IRON
~ bore with the kindly greeting, III" !,
words of cheer, and his pocke''o'"' y
"e Here / live, here l buy, and mere ! !
sell.