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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07
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Disease Almost
Fatal to Young Girl
Heart

my daughter, when thirteen years
old. was stricken with heart trouble.
She was so bad we had to place her
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

children like to take Or. Niles Lax
alive Tablets.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

Iumeaso is relieved by DR.. MilsS'
Anti-Pain Pills
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

To pacity a cross liver nothing -
better than Or. Miles Laxative TaolstA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

no not suffer with headache, Or.
Miles, Anti Pain Pills viii stop IL
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

C>btatr,-u vSlth e. csou S..u4l0 De
given DR.. Miles Laxative Tablets.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

FRED. V. TINKER. Reoeiver.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-12-07

For Drink He Caught the Rain In His
Hsnds-Wss speeehless When Pick
ed Up by steamer-Liysd on Raw
Fish-His Story.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
Were OutClaSSed.

Last Friday and Saturday Me-
Combs school team came over
and played two games with the
Liberty school boys. There was
a great deal of fun and excitement
but not much gate receipts. Me-
Comb was beaten to a standstill
in the first contest, as they were
utterly unable to connect with
Bates bendcrs; he had every
thing, and he made good many
of them Whit the ozone. The
score was 1915 in favor Liberty.
The second game, which was
played on Saturday, proved to be
a little more classier. Stewart
went in for the locals, and dc
fairly well for three innings, but
after that they had his Angora
tied in a hard knot, and batted
him to all parts of the compass
In the seventh inning with the
score tied, IT, Stewart was glver
the % sign, and Bates took charge
Of the situation. Things moveC
along quietly until the last half 0
the ninth, when Albert connected
with a fast one for a four-bagger
and broke up the game. Libert.
has a fast and snappy. aggregation
Of ball tossers, and are willing t
PLAY any high school team i
South Mississippi,
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
WHAT 1 STAND FOR.
HON. P. c. WEBB.


1. | am opposed to a County At
torney.
2. l am opposed to issuing bonds
3, | favor economv and good busi-
ness management.
4. flavor working county convicts
ON public roads.
5. favor change in our iur,
system.
6. l favor a liberal pension for old
soldiers carrying a property
qualification,
u. | favor the repeal of the agricul-
tural lien law.
8. oppose the enormous sums
spent on our state schools.
8. oppose collecting road taN
from minors.
10. Oppose foreign immigration.
| II. favor the election Of all officer,
by popular vote.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
Commencement EKeFclses
Liberty school.

Friday, 7:45 p. N. May 18th,
Little Folks concert.
Sunday, May 10Th, Commence
ment sermon, preached by Rev.
r. H. Purser, Of Brookhaven.
Sermon will begin AT II O'Clock
at Presbyterian church.
Thursday, May 18th, s O'Clock
ID. m. General concert. Admis.
sion; Adults 25 cts, children l5e
May 18th, Graduating Exer.
eises. State Superintendent ]. n
Powers will deliver address. Ex.
ereises will begin promptly at {
p. m.
Everybody cordially invited t.
attend all the exercises.
+. M. COLEMAN Prin.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Last week we stated that Ed
Smiley had been carried to New
Orleans to have dangerous sur
gical operation performed on him.
We are glad to say that it was
not our friend, but some other
Ed Smiley. We made a mistake
in our "stenographic notes." and
we are proud it was "A mistake
but at the same time the item
caused some of his relatives CON
siderable uneasiness for a short
while.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
GilISburg u mmencempnt


Sunday, May q, Commence
ment Sermon by Rev. H. I. CO.
mish.
Monday, May %, 8o'clock p. m.
Grand Concert.
Tuesday, May %, II O'Clock a.
M, annual address by DR.. |. W,
Cooper.
Dinner on the grouno Sunday
and Tuesday. Tuesday afternoon
given to the candidates who wist
to announce.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
My Reasons for Not Making
an Active Canvass

Editor Herald have been
asked several times if intended
making a house to house to can
vass. | want to say to the voters
and my supporters that can not
do this. My first reason is that |
have eleven at my house looking
across the table at me three times
a day for bread and meat. Sec
ondly, think it an injustice to
the good women of Amite county,
4 further | think it an interference
with the agricultural part of the
county. | want to say to the vot'
ers and my friends that | will
meet them on public occasions as
often as | can. | also hope tC
mail my platform to as many O
the voters as possible for theil
careful consideration, then if they
think me honest and worthy
shall be glad to have their vote
and influence.
Respectfully yours,
Z. &. WEBB.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
ID. Y. r. u. Program.
SUNDAY, MAY IA.

Subiect-The Relation of Con-
fession to Salvation.
Song-Old Hundred.
Devotional Exercises-I. W. 5.
Hancock.
What is Confession-Miss Hat
tie Turnipseed.
Reading of Paragraph 2-Miss
Mariory Jenkins.
Special Music-Misses Stelli
Lea and Hattie Turnipseed.
Reading Of Paragraph &c. c
Hughey.
Song.
Reading of Paragraphs 4 and
Miss Myra Barkdull.
Song and Dismissal.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. f. F. Webb expects to 90
into the real estate business, and
will sell lands for any one on a 8
per cent commission. He ex-
poets to do a lot of advertising in
Illinois, Kentucky and Indiana,
telling the people of these states
what fine lands we have in Amite
county and what they are adapted
for. His ad will appear later,
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
DEPARTURE
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

AYED OR STOLEN
One white heller with red spots on
head and neck and red ears,
Marked with crop and a half in
right and swallow fork and saw
set in left ear. Weighs about 600
pounds.
One white bull with black
spots on head and neck and black
ears and black feet. Weighs
about 300 pounds.
Information leading to their re.
covery will be thanfully received
and literally rewarded. Addres:
Ferguson Temple,
r. f. D. No. 2,
Magnolia, Miss
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
NOTICE.

All parties having pictures in
my care will please call for them
at an early date. | expect to
leave here June 1st, and be all
sent two or three months, per-
haps for good. Anyone wishing
photos taken will avail them
selves of the opportunity.
t H. T. PECK,
Photographer,
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. Starns and charming
daughter, Miss Mabel, Of indie
pendence. La, father and sister
Of Mrs. j. W. Easley have been
spending a W lille here. Mr..
Starns is an old Confederate Vet
eran, and has not been in Liberty
since he was imprisoned in the
old iail'in Liberty in 1865, beng
captured by Federal soldier.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. T. B. Butler went to New
Orleans recently and purchased
swell four-seated Ford Touring
car. The firm sent "A man here
with Mr.. Butler to teach him how
to run the machine, etc. The
machine is a beauty, and Mr..
Butler is as proud of it as Il kid
with his first pair of new boots,
As soon as he gets it down hnf
we are going to banter him for a
ride to see how it feels.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
NOtice OrTrustee's Sale.

1T. H. Van Norman, trustee, un-
der the provisions of and by virtue
of the authority conferred upon me
in deed of trust made by J. W.
Pate aud his wife, Sallie Pate, to T..
I. Webb on the 18th day of March,
1910, to secure a certain indebted
ness to T. ]. Webb and which said
deed of trust is recorded i'll Record
of Land Mortgages and Deeds OF
Trust on land, No. 8, page 1l5, in
the chancery clerks Office OF Amite
county and state of Mississippi.
will, on Monday, the 29th day OF
May 1911, ofiei for sale and will sell
at public auction for cash to the
highest and best bidder, at the north
door of the court house in Liberty
in SAID county and state and be
tween the hours of II a. m. and 4
O'Clock p. M, the following land
situated and lying and being ii
Amite county and state of Mississip
pi, and described as follows, towit
| S e "a and the $ " of n "a in Sec
ton eleven, township two, rang
four east. I. II. VAN NORMAN
5-5-4t Trustee
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mrs. LOttie Hampton and little
daughter Wilburn, departed Sun
day afternoon for their home In
Memphis, after a pleasant visit
with her sister Mrs. f. II. West
brook.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
Chancery SuInulans.

State of Mississippi,
Amite County.
To John Huff, Defendent:
You are hereby commanded to
appear before the honorable chan
Gerry court Of Amite county, Mis-
sissippi, in the town Of Liberty,
on the first Monday OF July A. d.
1911, to defend a suit of Mrs
Kate Huff for divorce, wherein
you are defendent.
Witness my hand and seal o
the said court, this the llth day
OF May, 1911.
G. M. CAUsEY, Clerk.
| 6-12-4t
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

| have just received a lot Of
stove material for repairing old
stoves. ANY one wishing their
old stoves made as good as new
call on ]. A. Beard Sr., ON Main
street down ON West End.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
5-12-4t

Don't fail to attend the little
folks coucert which takes place at
the college Friday night, the 18th.
All who fail to attend will miss a
treat. The program is a good
one, and no doubt will be well
carried out.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

If you want to keep uD with
this great political struggle you
should take the Daily News. 1t
prints all the news while it is
news. This great reduction APP
plies to new subscribers only, by
mail. Address:
DAILY NEWS,
Jackson, Mss
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mrs. W. E. FagOt and daugh-
ter, Eua Lse. and Mrs. NJ ].
Joyce and son Of New Orleans,
are the guests Of H. L. Van Nor
man and family.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mullen
and little daughter Mary Eta,
who have been in New Mexico ON
account of Mr.. Mullen health,
have returned home. We are
sorry to say that his health is
not much improved.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

} Misses Estelle McGehee and
Mary Butler spent the first of the
week in Centreville.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. Howard Cruise, who has
been attending school at Miss.
College, IS at home for the summer
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Among those who attended the
State Teachers Association held
at I, jackson last week, were as
followsa sMisses George and Liz
zie Lea II Winnie Davis, Myrtis
Rntler, Louise Robinson and
Florence Jackson, Messrs.
1Dntnsdge eeis, Grady
h6Elie Di2dn
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

We carry a complete line of
fancy and staple groceries and
fruits. c. o. McLemore 4 Co.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Miss Bessie Bates and little
Leslie May spent sunday at the
Moore Hotel.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. g.NC. Hughey a prominent
young s6clety man OF Liberty was
a visitor to "homeiOIks" Sunday.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Misses Katie and Minnie Tur-
nipseed and stella Frazer spent
several days with relatives in
Robinson last week.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Misses Ola and Marie Robin
son spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends and relatives in
Summit.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. Tom Parker, one Of Liber-
ty's most popular young men, is
on a visit to. his brother Mr.. Law
renee Parker, at Zacharie, La.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Miss Maud Wren Of Magnolia,
is the charming guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. +. B. StrattOn, this week.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

MIR. W. S. Crawford Of Capell,
was a Liberty visitor one day
last week. II
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Turnipseed
spent Sunday at the nome Of MIR.
B, F. Griffin and family.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Up-to-date dress goods, novel
ties, mems and ladies' shoes at
C. o. McLemore Co.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

MI. c. b. Turnipseed and wife
and little Charles JE, spent the
Sunday afternoon, with Mr.. joe
ToIer, who is dangerously ill.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Rev. Mr.. Deceh pastor OF the
Methodist church preached two
eloquent sermons Sunday.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

When you are in town call at
C. C.sHughey's tor ice cream and
cold drinks oi all,klnds.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Free and prompt delivery to all
parts Of Liberty, Z. o. McLe-
more Ca
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Hon. George Causey and chill
dren accompanied by Miss Alma
Causey spent Sunday in Glading
with their sister, Mrs. Will An
derson.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

DR.. Bailey Of New York City,
rendered most eloquent lecture
on "The South and its Problems"
at the chapel hall Monday night.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

sWANTED-To buy chickens
and eggs. c. o. MeLemore Co.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

The town girls are learning to
play basketball right along.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

See our line Of lace and en-
broldery. C. o, NeLemOre Co.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

MFe A. ]. Lazar spent several
days in New Orleans this week.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mrs. ]. A. Burris and little
daughter Burma Hall, have re-
turned from a pleasant visit with
relatives in Wesson and Clinton.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mrs Harris Bates departed last
week to travel through the state
doing mission work. We wish
him, much success in his efforts.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

Mrs. Collins Butler Of Baton
Rouge, is visitidg relatives here
this week. We understand that
she win. ..'leave in a few weeks for
Ter new home in Edwards, Miss.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

On account Of illness in the
mechanical and editorial depart
mentssof this paper, we tsk the
readers s to excuse the repetition Of
the articles on the editorial page.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12

NV cattle are branded
with round top (T) HTC
Cattle buyers and
butchers please take notice.
X. ID. j. SMITH,
Centreville, Miss.

Call and inspect our line Of La
dies. misses and children's mus
lin underwear. G. 0. Melee
more Co.
The Southern herald., 1911-05-12
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby fo. hidden
to fish, or hunt with gun, dog or
dogs, or otherwise trespasS, even by
passing through the fields ,r en-
closed lands of the undersigned, un-
der penalty of the law.
X. D. VAN NORMAN.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
3nt.rtifants pperation.

SIN .Metbooift Episcopal $oipt
tai" gu 8bilabeIpbio bat Or. 6. S.
Sammono i'm Beiiein elmer An8obl
Mer8te aus anOeren 5t6bten Der
Bereinigten Stuaten unb RonoOas
cine bodintereiionte DperatiOn Dor.
gmommer, Die MIR einmol Dorber
beriu6t tporoen lit. Gs bonoelte fih
babel nm bic gntfernung elmer franz
Ten Niere uno Oeren Grietung burf)
cine geiunoe. Sn Dem friiberen
Sale bate Or. AIeris gorrel bon
@etp gorf bic Niere eines tir5 Dor.
her qeto6teten Sun0es nertpen0et.
Dr. Sammono 0ogeeen entnobm
bic Wiere Der 2eihe eines Monnes.
Der am 9oee porber 6urm einen Blu
tcmobilunfon geto6tet tporoen mar
Der 4otient lit felt mebreren Sab
rem an WterentnberfuIciis uno Ole
GrIesung Der frnnten Niere Ourh
cine eefunoe rpuroe ais Iestes wtittel
sur GrboItung ieines 2ebenS betruf-
tet. 81 Operation mar 6urhaus
erfolaerih.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
G,Ibmerth hts Mand.s.

gu Den unnermeibIihen uebeIn
unierer groBen St1bte eebort aud
Der &ouhunfus, nit benz man iid
besbolb aud iibernn mebr ODER ueni-
ger eingebeno beid1ftigt bat. IS
bdn0eIt iih babel ni6t BLOB Inn ben
S@mus, fonoern Inn einen Nerluit
ipirfIider @ertbe, Der Ii6 in 8abIen
niisbrideH IdBt. 60 bat Der Haud-
inipettor bon Cincinnati uitsgereh-
net. OoB i'm eanSen 2onOe aniGbrli9
Elm @ertb bon 81. 100. 000, 900 aus
ben Rouhf6ngpn in bic 2iifte iteigt.
9iefer 8ertb beftebt in benz Berlulte
an Sos nnb @eisItoffen. bic %unbeniist
berIoren qeben. 9as &olmoufitfts.
amt Der 8un0eIsfammer in Gleoe.
Lamb 'berihtet. ouB Der @eIoberluit
Ourd MISUNDERSTANDING IN Oieier
@taot iih ouf SIP ouf ben ROpf Der
BeboIteruna itele.
DieIe 3ablen iino Dieneiht ettpas
bod gegriffen, pieueitt aud mebr
D6er wenieer l6dsunesDeiie, ALIEN
Ne 5eigen bod, ooB Elm pirfliher
8erIiIt oorbonOen i'll, unO Siuar elm
nerb1ItniBm6Big beoeiitenoer. 90.
ee1en permoe oud elm 8oufunfues.
oeIet nift piel oiSsurinten. Gin fol.
Dies geiet bot ia nobl 10 3iemlid1
iebe beoeuten0ere Stoot Inn Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0errubuta Der
GtroBen unO Soiiier at iteuern Der
8erIfmenounq fam ober elm ioldes
@eIeb fein @noe MAIDEN. 9ie lGBt
Iih iiberboupt nift ouf benz @ege
Ser @eiebgebuna loien, ionoern nur
ouf Dem @ege Der G%rfinOuns, Die
6as, mas iebt ourh ben Rauffana
sebt 6ienItbar uno 8ohlbnr moht.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
@@psis.

@IottfeI6en.-Der @erimts-
tr6IiOent bon giiI1d, &srr Sobnnres
Seller in @lottfeIOeu, bat nItersbnl-
Der feline gntlolIune eingegeben. Or.
ReIer lit iiber so Sabre alt.
g.-airsIih tpur0e
IN Der 01be Der Station RIamott Der
Iebiee Misunderstanding Balm
arbeiter Beter 6haner BON @unnen-
mil pom GgpreBBug Genf.BerH
iiberfnbren un0 %eetootet.
Rberfobren un0 setotet.
2euf.-Durh einen 8ranb wur.
be in Sinqe8 6os Snus beg &errn
SuIes Bino p~onft1nOie eineeGImert.
Ginpohner fonnten nur bns
nndte Qeben retten.
3 Ii I ih.-Sm Sitter bon AZ Sab
rem 1T Serr alt OberriHter MttiIio
Bineter Dem ldperen NerbenIeiSen
erIeeen, bag i'm Sabre 1910 ieinen
Riidtritt aus benz Dbereeridt berur-
InHt bat.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
pOfna@r3kn
=. aus oesa =
Alien 9aterlamOe.


Geifnu. Ter Steneerapben.
berein mad, StoISe. Sdrep BON 1880
beainq i'm .Rrplto1poIoIt~ sic 5eier
feines 25idbrigen gcitebens inter
Geilnabme pieler b~eireunoeter Ser.
tine. Den 6elttOmmefs I'M oidltge-
finten Giiritenioolc leitete Der jpeite
BorIisenbe oes Bunoe5 5ohien-An-
koIt 9ebrer 6. 8oer.U ingoeburg, Der
I'M Nomen oes 8unoes cine iilberne
Nereinsalode nit Biomung. cine
Mohbil0ung Der 4aiierglode i'm Dom
Az 4oln, iberreidte. Die 5eitreOe
am 6eIta6en0 belt ons gbrenmit.
sIieO @eb. 8atb 5. 90. 4aebins in
6teglis bel Berlin.
Gifeno1. Der Sberlano-
fDrftmeiIter uno Director Der bieiigen
Goritafaoemie, Or. SermannS toeser,
tit i'm 4lter BON II SGbren geitor-
ben.
Sofia. - &ier erbGnste ii1 in
Der Mrreit5eue Oes bieiisen 8atuil-
Ions Der i'm 2. Sabre oienen0e Wlus-
tetier SGser aus WeiBmut barber,
hell er fin en- gereebeuL er bate n
elmer Mrbeitstnmmer, in Die CT aus
8erieben eineei@Ioiien uorOen mar.
eine WothOurft nerri1tet - 8 Gage
ftrenoen arreit erboIten bate.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
gHirttenrbera.

Stntte6rt. - Die Girrtd SO.
betr Bold beeine ibr 25i6briges So
brifiubiIdunt.
DMnnineen.- Soiepb 1tou@,
GObn 6es @emeim6eFnts 9arI 1oou6
Nauren) auur0e beim SOIofGuen BON
elmer fonenOen Earuse ~GstrOffen uno
mar iofort tot.
Bfoffenbaufen.- Der etDa
80 Sabre aIte 2anbtpirt @iIaeIm
&IDpfer lit IN ieiner @deuer abse.
Itiir5t unO wor ouf Der Stels tot.
uIm.-S SIN alter BON IS Sabren
ftorb bier Der 6Itefte sDirttembersii&e
BoltiIIon, Der peniicnierte @Oitltmter.
benn1te AorI GGeiHeIe.
Eribere.-Der @ouernbof beg
@iLbelm SumnseI bei @ommerau 1T
Bis olsf ben @run6 nieAergebrannt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Qnrtmbnra.

9iffer6ingen.-@s Deruns
eIiidte in elmer @nIerie Der Sitten-
geieaidft 2oboule 81 ObertOrn Der
% Sabre ate 8ergmnun SObdnn
Bopt. GuiIiani. Cine bernbfonen6e
Steinmoiie traf i'm unb tOtete i'm
sur 5teae.
SoIIenfeIs.-Serr Sobonn
Ripgen, bisber Uitar in $onenfels,
lit gum Bfarrer in Eardomps, 9err
emil 9inoen. bisber RnpInn in
RipppeiIer. gum 9ifar in @reDen.
nader, ernnnnt morben.
n.-Grihoffen bat iid bic
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uni
Sausbeiiter Baud, Der audi 8ueleid
Die bieiiee 8oitnaentur batte. Baud
Iebte in georOneten 8erbdltniiien.
MobIisfd.-De @utsbeityel
Boring erb1nete fin, Dermutlid
tOesen 6orgen. Gos Doringife Gut
mar Dor einiaer 3eit geriHtlih Der
fteigert noroen.
g.-grtrGnft Bat fiG
Bier bic 3Si1brige 3HhIersebefrdi
W1orie Slider. sic binterIdBt fieber
u~nperIorgte Rin6er. Nnbrungsior.
gen iinO Der @runO CUR Sat.
g.-Sm biei.
gen Shilbenbausteine mur0e OiI
2ei6e oes S6neiOemubIenbeiiters
SubI6mann aufgefunOen. Sc ban
belt iih nm einen ungliidsfan.
n.-Der Gelbsuas-
tb~eiInebmer bon 1870-71 uni
Grieoensrihter emil Seipt feierts
6os 4Oiabrise DienitiubiIGlsm ale
grofuriit Der Sreiberser Bopierfa.
BRIT III @eiBenborn.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
0as ate qhtafrr ~ 2ris.is.

enae Der Dintigften biftortiGen
Staten Der Stabt iou, Die iDeben
bon ouitdn0iger Stene bel4IoIIen 1T,
am /. MpriI 1912 nteoeroeriIien
tDer6en. Dieter @ntidInb 1T nur
Oo6urd ou ertI1ren, bob es unmOe-
lid lit, an benz alien @ebG1l0e Die
sur Getleriinerbeit n6tbigen bol-
limen Ner1n6erltngen borounebmen.
Dos oIte Ebeoter bil6et niht nur i'm
0eip5iger 2eben, ion6ern IN Der &C.
I&i6te Der oeuti9en Sbenter iiber.
h0apt einen piHtigen Goftor, benn
bier ipielte m Der 5peiten SGIfte oes
ohtsebnten Sabrbun0erts 2on nit
ben beriibmteiten RiinitLern ieiner
8eit. Sier fnn0 Dor eenoti bunoert,
un05ebn Sobren Die ltr%ouffiibrung
bon Sdiaers oSungfrau bon Or
Leans Itdtt, na1 Der Dem 9i6ter Die
ar5Bte 9botion Ieines 2ebens barge
braht mur0e. Sier wurOe Der Neu-
ban oes Gbeoters 1917 nit Shil-
Iers v8rort bon Meiiinn" erSffnet,
uno bis gum beittigen Gage fir0 Diele
beoeutenoe 1rnuffiibruneen lber Die
Dretter 0es alien EbeaterS eegon-
aen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

en- einem 8eriGte bes UunAe0es.
tiebun9sburedi1s mirO n1tGegeben,
AaB in ben abgeInufenen sebn S6bren.
i'm l1nterri1tslpeien in ben Wereinig.
ten Stonten sroBere Sorti@ritte &C.
mnht mor0en IinO, ais in ben Dorber.
sebenOen 5ebn Snbren, un6 OnB oos
ginfommen Der offentIiAen Sdulen
tp1bren6 Der 10 Sabre BON 1900 Bis
1910 ndbeSu ooppeIt 10 grOb U0r, Die
in Der norberge5en0en DetGbe, in.
benz e. BON $22O,0O0,OO0 nuf
$425, 100000 geitissen 1T, wdbreaO
gIeifseitig oie Observation-Disclosures
fin Normali1ulen aur SernnbiIOung
bon 2ebrern bon $2,769y00O auf
100000 geitiegen limb. NGbren0
6er Ierfb oes@igentbunis Der Offent-
IiGen S1ulen i'm Sabre 1900
$550,O00O0O mar, bate CT i'm Snbre
1910 bic 9obe bon mebr nIs taulena
NfiGionen erreiht.
Sn Oemielben 8eitrnitm pnr bic
21nge Der nnterriAtsSeit in ben
@olfsiGuIen bon IA auf 1876 Gage
eeitieeen unO Die OurdfhnittIi9e
S6ulbeiuds0eit bon 4inOern iOlder
SAuIen BON SO auf ia Gase. Die
8obI Der 0ffentli1en &ohlhulen mar
bon 6OO5 auf 1923 in Die S0be &C.
eongen, Die 8nbI Der BARN beidditig.
ten 2ebrer bon 10000 auf iber
41OOO. Die @eiammtonbI Der
BoIfsidulIebrer mar bon $4,000
ouf $4,000 geitiegen. Auh bic So
I6re Ser Qebrer poren bober als Dor
10 Sobren; oas 0urhidnittsinl1r
mGnnlihen 2ebrer mar nlf 500 per
N1onot g%eItiegen, eegen $46.50 i'm
Sabre 1900; Dos GnIGr weibliHer
Qebrer bon $34 per Monnt aui 500.
Dos @erm0gen BON lniperiitdtell
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Nrtifenabftnra.

ssn 8irtlts Brifini in 2mrin ereig.
mete fi1 elm i9nerer ltMfnIl. Die
@Lnn3mimnter Der 8oriteIlung I'm
8irtts 8ifini biIOete Elm Wcrfibuing
Ser gFIieeennen Meniden1. Die Wum-
ster tpur0e bon Der aus iieben Dit
AEieOern beftebenben Oeittihen Arti-
Aenfdmilie Osfar SegeImorn aus
Sdmburg OorgeItIlt. Bdbreno Der
Borflbrung 6es bnlsbreheriIhen
Erids Itiir5te pl0sliA grnit SogeI.
utonn aus elmer &0be bon 3tpan3ig
Meetern nb, 0urihllng Ons Sdubnet
un6 blieb toOtIid OerIest in Der No-
nege Iiegen.
allie @esenftdnOe fir BEN SduI-
gebrua& iinO in reiditer atirstpu9I
unO better 0inIitdt 8u DEFENDERS
nieOrisen grefIen BON Der 81. q. sIn.
OretDs @aper 90. gu bsiebeu. Csiebs
auseiOel