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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
LOCAL BRIEFS,

The regular monthly meeting of the
18th Virginia Regiment Chanlrr will
be held in Lee Camp Hall tomorrow
afternoon ats p. m. as this will be
the last evening uutil fall 4 full at
tendance is requested To finish the
business.
\ decree was entered in The Corpo-
ration Court today in the ease OF 5. n.
Smith vs. Lula g. Smith orerrullng
exceptions to the report OF the special
commissioner and appointing Robinson
Moncure and ]. Keith Norton commits
sioners to sell the real estate mentioned
in the bill.
The lightning last night struck trees,
steeples and flag poles, and the wind
tore telephone and telegraph wires from
poles.
Mr.. William G. Robinson left last
night for Lake Supapee, New Hamp-
shire, where he he has accepted po.
sition in the Granliden Hotel. His
many friends wish him much success.
Mrs. Robert L. Wood is critically i'll
at her residence On south Washington
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
The Nurfnlk Murder Mystery.

Norfolk, Va, Iune l3.-rhe cor
onrr, Jury, examining into the death
Of Harry Harding, whose body with
head crushed in was found buried IN
Mrs. Minnie l.. Murdork onion
match. returned verdict to the effect
that Harry @. Harding came to his
death by having his skull crushed by
an axe or other blunt instrument IN
the hands of Minnie l.rr Murdock
or Charles Merklr, or both Of them.
The most damaging testimony gwen
ut tie inquest WAS Lila Baleman.
housrkrcprr 1T the lNL, IT 12l Church
street. Miss Batrman testified that
Nus. Mur,lock said she wanted to get
rid ot Harding ARA that Charles
M"rkI, said he would tiy il for her
Search about The premises Of The
little cottage occupied by Mrs. Muir
dock is being continued today by ,hr
police in the expectation OF tinding
more bodies, asthey are now chnvinrrd
that the red headed siren Of Ocean
View" conducted murder farm after
The fashion of Mrs. Belle Guinness Of
Indiana fame.
Sitting in her Norfolk county Jail
cell, Mrs. Mnrdock retains her COM
posurc and Scoffs at police theories.
She has already confessed that Merkle
killed Harding, while the latter was in
her bed ana that The blow Of the axe
awakened her.
Let them search all the plcaSr, "
said Mrs. Murdock. They may find
money, but they'll not find any more
bodies" The police are confident that
they will discover evidence L" throw
some light on several other mysterious
disappearances with which Mrs. Muir
dock is thought u be connected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
HEROIC WOMAN'S FIGHT
WITH A COLORED BURGLAR
Norfolk Woman Awakened by a
Negro with Pistol at Her Head
burglar flees at Husbands
Approach.

Norfolk, Va, June l;i.-Mrs. a. n.
White. Of 100 Fenchnrcl street, a@oke
this morning to find negro standing
by her bed with revolver pointed at
her head The plucky woman grabbed
the weapon and began to struggle le ior
il, nossession. Just as her husband,
who had been asleep in an adjoining
room. rushed in, the negro managed
to wrest the weapon from Mrs. White
and escaped through the window.
Mrs. Whites hands and arms are Sc
vprpIy lacerated, and following the en-
counter she broke down and IS threat
enr,I with oroStratlon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
COUNCIL TONIGHT.

The Regular >cml-InnnthIr meeting
OF the City Council wil lr held Tonight
The Common Council Will receive tht.
lirrI - till which will hc returned hy
tiraliou that the amendments made hy
the lover board 4, their las, ncrting
were not cnncurred IN \ ,'nmmitlrr
Of conference will probably have to
consider the bill. 81 far n ,.lu hr
learned the finance committee will
make ~ recommendations on the
resolutions calling for S,yrnly-rIrre
thousand dollars worth Of street inn
pror'inen,S. AT any rate the members
had arrived 1T no agreement today. 1t
is possible for them, however. to reach
an understanding by tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
carter Glass overcome by Heat.

Richmond. Va. June l2.--Reprc-
sentative Carter Glass, who is making a
campaign for the United States Senate
in opposition to Senator Claude A.
Swanson, arrived in Hichmonl this
morning from: Gooc2land county
where he spoke Yesterday, accom-
panied by physciaa. At The con
clusion Of his speech at Goochland
courthouse, Mr.. Glass was overcome
hy heat and for i time was seriously
ill., Being in the country, no ply
sican was available for some time and
little medical assistance could be fur
nished. Mr. Glass, while quite i'll, is
now recovering and expects to resume
his campaign shortly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
ALEXANDRIAN MAKES BIG SALE.

Louis ). Scott formerly OF this city
and a son-in-law of Mrs Mary G..
Powell. has uSt conSumated one OF the
largest real estate deals transacted in
New Jersey by the sale of the Samuel
q. RnScngarten estate, comprising
the town of Winsnw and 200 al
ditional acres running from Folsom
to Blue Anchor, to Edward Ro!"ttS nf
Norri>,owli, Pa. The sale included the
Winslow Inn WinSIos dairy farm,
SawmiIl, rannerirS, general store lnd
many head Of horses and cattle.
Mr.. Scott has been the manager OF
the estate for the past eighteen months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

The exercises in connection with the
closing Of the Episcopal High School
will commence on the 2lsr instant,
when Rev. John l.. Jackson. Of Har-
risonbnrg, will deliver sermon 10 the
students. There will be \ dance at the
EIks' Hall in this city on the 2222d. and
on the 23d there will bea joint ceIebra-
ton Of the Fairfax and Black ford Lit
erary Societies. The fiuaI closing will
take place on the oath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
fWp Men sirgTned.

New Berne, J. G.. sune 13.-After
swimming out into deep water, where
the current was run:ing!two miles an
hour, j. w. Wiley, Of sthis city. for
merly OF Norfolk, and.J. Fl. Morris,
son Of j. c. Morris: Of Greensboro,
became exhausted anc sbefore they
could be rescued both O: them sank
below the waves, art their bodies could
not be located.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT INFANTRY

The Alexandria Light Infantry at
their meeting last night declined the
invitation to participate in the ceIebra-
ton Of the Fourth OF July at Falls
Church on account Of many other
things which will take place on that
day. Plans for the excursion Of the
company on the first Of August were
further perfected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Chamter OF Commerce was held last
night at which a large volume
of miscellaneous business was consid-
cred. The Alexandria Gazette Corpo-
ration, p. Wheatley and David 6. Grill
bortzer were elected members Of the
organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
Mr.. MACHEN RETURNS.

Lewis n. Aachen, former senator
from this district, has returned from his
wedding trip, which was spent in Allan
tic City Mr.. and Mrs. Machen are
temporarily residing in Washington,
but expect 10 move to this city in the
near future
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
FARE FIVE CENTS EACH WAY.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
4 fCA, EASTERN DISTRICT OF


VIRGINIA A.
Whereas on the 10th day of JUNE,
1911, b. 4. McHorney, assignee of C.
". Forsberg. libeliant, filed his libel in
the District Court OF the United States
for the Eastern District Of Virginia
against the Steamboat Trenton, her en-
aincS, boilers. machinery, her boats,
tackle, apparel and furniture, in cause
oil contract civil and maritime.
And whereas, by virtue of process in
due form OF law. TO me directed. return
able on the Goth day of June 1911, have
seized and taken the said steamboat. her
engines. boilers etc. and have her in my
custody.
Notice is hereby given, that 4 District
Court will he held in the United States
Court Roon. III the city of Alexandria.
ON ! he Bird day Of July 1911, for the trial
of said premises, aud the owner or own
erS. and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited to
be and appear at the time and place
aforesaid. to show cause. if any they
have why final decree should not pass
as prayed.
j. K. and II. b. CATION. proc,orS.
CLARENCE C. SMITHERS.
U. S. Marshal.
BY ID. f. RoBEY, Dy. U. S. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
Accident to Aviator.

Magdeburg, June l5.-Whiie at
tempting landing here today. Carl
Mueller, one of tie participants in the
national aviation circle race, lost
control OF his bi-plane and ell 100 feet.
He suffered concession OF the brain
and is now il the hospital where it
is said he will i;i;ei- recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13

1t is worse than useless TO take any
medicines internally for muscular or
chronic rheumatism. All that is needed
is a free application Of Chambcrlain's 5
Iniment. For sale by y. :. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
DlIH.

MARY F. DWYER. widow of the
late Edward Dwyer, at al5.Oueen street
Sunday afternoon at $40 p. m. Funeral
from her late residence Wednesday
morning at 8 O'Clock, thence to St.
Mary Church where mass OF requiem
will be said for the repose Of ner SOUL
Friends and relatives iCyi1e1.
i1l12 St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
Coal Coke Woo,

Order your Coal before the advance az
lowest summer prices. Best quality,
prompt delivery and bottom price,
Phone s.. DEW. AITCHsON, io7 south
ioyA sEraats iss e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13

Every woman knows
that if her outer gown is
to appear at it's best. ther e
must be a perfectly smooth
foundation underneath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-13
D CD { Y D | S {

figure forming Brassiere is
the ideal dress foundation
over which the outer gown
can be fitted and worn with
the most charming grace
and beauty. This clever
Partisan cut garment COM.
bines the function if a Su-
perbly fitting boned corset,
cover. a corsetand comfor-
table bust supporter, a rest
fu1 and hygenic back and
shoulder brace. a wonder
fully effective figure beau
tifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

Gaa mango al &oinpens Sp9opmme oaz
itaor al CT nregctmcsii9 MapeiurtticH,
mnli9ois pao Gruuo of ocres @%eltsosnbec,
OF man life trai,ist uot ian ysnt:Oe osyes
Spmertlombco paa @igtigbeDeu al oenns
&ieuossjcrnins. Settle CT altiO al tor 9ez
t%ycning, ',ocn @eulpn til &jpn, ,acn naonz
Zig for &piaocr.
Sra ben 4io 4isen mobne5 inDtil oe fri
tife Nar CT operltaact bar bun altiD DC be0=
le Gbancer til at bepare Sunobeoen, Dpiz
bum botoer fin Mope rcsuleret. @pis s.
1elb lporer Stanosninser, meo oaarlist
Ianoeoret, l1bilet, @obeopine, @asop|tpo
og andre Spmptomer paa lforopielisber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
mtlnt, lft Eakarrmgamtnnrl
fur Kutnnpr HrmnpH frtt.

be,nt oa eli fife 9ois at Or. Galopetls
Srr,:p Ncpiiu. Set CT ell &pinoes 6oporits
micpet. s. vii iinnc, al y fon nehrre mso
Solte, itcrfc MersuingsmiOler rIo., osr &c
aloeles uItittct til GpinoenS StDtn.
Mrs. @atbcriut Scbs;itrph i OEt&ces
9aocts, 3d., pg Mrs. q. &. &erritt iMbeez
fer, Mieb, lom bar nritcu lam'rct Mfapc=
funttioEsI CT I'LL b%clbrcoct mco bette Mioz
bel. gn fri @rpueflaite tan faas peo at
ieuoe fin More:ie til 9r. g. 9. Galoz
tuelt, $50 Galowell Building, Monticello,
ST., oe efter at Sc CT sserbepiF ON beng
Serb fan Sc tipbe Ell SLATE bos Mpotbez
teren for so Gents eller $1.00.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
8isbenbabn.

H.
0berfpI6te Mrreter.
Ser berifer ita6ig 6en gpieligite
HlooSmangel / Sc fi%gbenbapnife Mr=
r%eitlofaler. S fort @ntal maa oe
itrafifplbige bente, eller ogiaa mao
Sc ienbes til Hrobinien. MlligepeI
er alle 8engielspla6ier operfplote,
og biitnof uaniten6igt o%perfDIote.
Ser er for Gi6en 200 M~rreitonter
mere eno Ser egenlig maa bore, og
en- Meng6e Mrreitanter ien6es ita6ig
til &robinierne til gtrafaftiening !
Mrrelterne Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

nlco enltuunig &eotoaelie al fslgen=
Sc Melollltion:
@enpeo 800 Mmmeifer, foriam-
le6e til Mpoe / Mdrre Go6y Sen 6.
Marts, proteiterer moo set forelag.
tie 2%opforllog ON Mrealitot poa So.
b%ofs6prfning. 5amtioia uotaler
Gori an1linge11, at Sen pil fl'nne gaa
in0 poo at betole cit Sfot al set
feroige Hro01ft / Sorbolo til So
boffens &Ggt."
6 ref Tut @pi o.
[ c OF tonber. 6orleOen lit
cn @oaroejer poo SOLICIT ggnel /
Sinoe at ilpife Ell lml1t 9unpebpi
ser loo poo bolls Morf. Soroeu
lfuloe onpen0es til Spiploning al ct
Moiebl,l. Gorlton0er Eopl @onlcn
poa Sen nnrliggenoe Gollefiloe @gj-
ifole fit Bette at pi0e % gift til Mou=
sen for at be0c boln ltol,oie Nrbeioet
l. Ser bar ollere0e fj9rt $50 Sees
bort - men Gaor6ejeren pi(oe life
110en bioer boloe il,oe. @r. .@onien
bpo bom 100 &r. for set; men Mon=
sen forlongte 200 &r., og set fif
bon. @eboerne pe6 @9ilfolen bleo
nemlig / @olt ionmenfolote og logoe
set rel terenoe @eleb til. S(pifniltgen
blep 6erefter in6itillet, og fort efter
mgote @opl @onien / 5pioien for
| fine @leber - ser bar foriDne0e meo
Softer, Sfople og Spooer = for at
uobe6re Sen ifete Sfaoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

AZ kuroro On ForklsloIss paa on Dag.
Tag LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Apothe-
kere refunderer Pengens I Mangel af Kur. : W.
Underskrift rea t"er Eske. Is Cents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
Soet III npjaetis fjenoer &erSien

Soet III mpja9tis fjenber @eroien
al enbper Sing ri ielger, fer Sc o1r=
befales til bore &un6er, bet9nfer ri
os life pao at iige, at @orner'S
@bite @ine al Sar Spr,,p for gipe1
fl1lo Eilfreosbeo for @olte, 6orfelel.
lie % alle Strtbez og 9ungeip9oom=
ME. Sen bar b9ret / 8rl1g / ODER
40 Mor og Sens Mnieelie CT / itooia
Tiltagenoe. 8rngt me6 Sc le0enoe
Mcil1ltater for @ibolte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
Ecrne.

Mpt Tbeater / 3 sc IL
i e. Sbcnle &pn1l111e oil / 2ebet al
i,loep9ren0e Mar tage fat pao Spf9=
relien al ct NIT Ebeoter' / 8pen.
&loojen til 9beotret er 110let og
Ee,,gene til @pgnin9en b%epil9e0e.
Subil r ii me- goper. SIT
%bebaperen al O0enie 9@gforretnirh
@rosierer @enrif Mielien, bar / &,=
leoning al Sorretningens 25=Nors
Sl1bileum itjGnfet 10000 &r. til
forlfiellige :Snltitutioner og til 1ore
retningens 6lrnftionerer og M.fej=
6ere.
Sperpgm e er pad
9oll an g.. Som 6plge at itGrfe
&e9nifpl blep 1tore Strefninger paa
2ollonos @pofpit o%peripbmme6e /
8eepnoelien al oerure Maaneo. Be-
tpoelige Gngorealer peo &pobp blep
en- flor go, og bag 9ieet pe6 Sap=
ncanlegget itoo @an0et b6it. 8an-
Set gif in6 / mango Suite.
Sra @ro til. a n s.
8 rugsifole. Gjortstalle &rn
er al sllboni 8rpgaeri / Ooenie iolgt
til fo%rbenperenoe @pjifoleforl tanoer
Nnorealcn / Taarepejlc. Set ct Me+
ningen at ombonne &rpel1 til ct Mf-
>plosbotel og / cit 11Gr 6remti1
cpentl,at at oprette cit Mrt 9anb=
brugsifole.
g irfen poo @tepns 81
g II mi I. Set 6onlfe &11ltl1smini'
lterium far till enbt 8%irferopalget Z
&eierllp cit sfrinelie, bppri ser be-
bn6es foreiIaaet en- 8epilling paa
18,500 @roner til 0pferelie al en-
,,p .&irfe / @piernp. Otter 8pg,
ninasmipeftbr, &%rofesior @artin
@orcbs Mnbefoling bar man benz
.pcnnt iig til Mrfiteft @elge Mbller
mes Mnmooning ON at ,1barbeioeI
SC fprns0ne 0pcrlla1 Oh Gegninge'.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24

oltoen lignenoe Moaoe at mootaqe
cit 0ienltano for noget pplentlis
onoet % puroifuloere,. emo oen er,
l%traffes meo 6Gnoiel poa @ano %
Srpo life UNDER 5 Gage eller meo
MISUNDERSTANDING inotil 9 aor.
Spertreoelle al oent1e Yorograf
CT Ell | Den offentlige Mening pali
rrg1oe @al1Oling. Sorlloen ben rent
itrafferetlige 6plge pil 0ernelt Cont
men for Gireftpr $. IS. @oniel,
6lal,ot aloet bope sen 6plge, at bon
milter lin 8algret til &%igsoogen.
9cu ltrenge Som, Ser I'LL bar rant
Observation-Disclosures ti0ligere 81.
reftpr, %llutter Jig til Sen &etfe rets>
lige Mfgjprelier, iom far giort op
mco ct 11bpggeligt Afinit at set 11o=
oer1e &ipbenbabns altfor balttge
llopifling / cit benlpnslps Spefula=
tionsperio0e, Dpi5 @irfninger Dar
pGret nlpffcbringenoe for mango
Smaafoorsfolf
$. g. &onie1 or @on0elen, feot
1860. @on 6egDnOte lin 2e6ebo1e /
Safsfie6i1lg, Dpor fan efter at bope
taget 0onif=inrioilf @fsan1er blep
anlat poo @erreosfontoret. S 1888
fonn ban til &iebenbapu og fit ret
Durtigt Ell omfottenoe Sogf9rerpirf=
lombe0, lpm ban opgap, 6a ban |
1895 blep 9ireftpr for 9etailbono=
lerbonfen. @an ng0 0en Gong fuli
Sillio. @al1 bar 0pgtig, elifparoia
% %inorroa6ig. Men Gon fif e1 SlagS
6pi6ebspoupio. SON pil0e gjpre 6et
lille 9etailban6(erbonf til cit Stor:
banf, % for at naa Bette Maal ifDe
Sc fan intet Miboel. @an in0lp(
jig pao frtmil1el(e Sronsaftioner
JONI il1gen 0og poo set Si0splnf
bapoe Anelie ON, og fprte De6 i'm
biloe 9ispoiitipner, %napnlig bel
@pggeipeflllationer, 8onfen mos Mf
grunoen.
8. g. @onien for1too ielp at bra
ge megen 6or0el al lin Stilling
Gen u11ge Sogfbrer bar, 90 &ota
itrofen %in0traa0te, blepen en- Man'
, paa en- lille Willion. ut Ell flor 3,
: al bisle Yenge el0nu er / 8ebolo
tyr man maaife fornlooe al Del
Smlte1oiebeo,ot ban formaae0e iel
l at itille 6en @aution paa $4,000
? ar., JONI &oliti0ireftgren forlangt
} for at gipe bam1 Silla6elie til at rel
lie ,t6 al 9onoet. @on blep bente
: biem fra 9on0on for at faa i'm 0on1
: Ser font oper bam JON ct frpgteli9
Slog. Sperfor fine @etien0te lago
fan life Sfil1l paa, at ban bente0
. Sriftn0elie eller / bpert 6al0 FIJI
CT minore 6rngielsitrof. San ia
, begpnot Stroffens Mfipning / &rios
l9ielille.
Sbet III npjaetis fjember @eroien
; al enbper Sing ri ielger, fbr Sc on
be ales til bore &unoer, betenfer Il
os life paa at iige, at @orner'!
@bite @ine al Sar Spr,,p far eipe
: fills Eilfreosbeo for @olte, 6orfelel
lie % olle Strl1be= og 2ungelpgbon1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-24
SDllano.

s n6ebrnnbt 9orn.
1orleoen 9(ften peo 60 Si0en op>
'ton Ser SIS / ct @l1s / @drllp Sfpp
poa &ejleeg1en. Set beboeoe5 al
Grbei0sn1ol1o og &e9ter &o$ru's
Masmusien. Sl0e11 opoogeoes, NE
Sens &asmu1sien og ban Some oar
%frop9ren0e, og @ltiet n%e06ran0tp, ILL
Sen Scr fom @jGlp til. S @ranotom=
ten fonbt mo Set forflllcbe Sig of
eggteporrets cnelte 10 Mor 9onnlc
Barn.
Gu f1ot 2an6sb y.
@ierri,1g Mu1tsraoo far bebanolet ct
Mn6ragen6e fra 8rgn6erSlep 5ognes::
roao ON Eillooelie til at optage ct
2aan poo 100000 @r. til ct @os.
og @leftricitetsberf. @rpnoerslep
CT gonife. pilt fun en- flor 2anoSbp.
men ogiaa noset efstropogont; Ben
bor III. a. tire f(otte :!@oteller, og ser
blep ptret Gpipl ONT 8De11s Stabili'
tel. SSmiolerfio blep S%illa6ellen:
ilutfelig 0ipet, og 8renoersleps
@jelo fomrner MT op paa en- BALI
Million.
9 e oroge ri Ct a.
t ionso tanOe Stos
tiousfprltonoer SIR. Miellea1 paa
5fogensbanens' 5totion / 6reoerifs-
bopn er iuipenoeret og oerefter ofre=
.1teret for 8eorogerier moo Sfa9ens=
6o1e1 til ct 8elpb af $1,000 ST.
Nielic1, Ser er Ell Mono miot / Src-
oiperl1e, far peret ollot peo 8c=
rc,l fra ban bar nngt @ic1aelte.
@ou bar @ultru % 5 @prl. @an
bar lfj,tlt iil1e georogcrier peo at
opfere Stotsbalrernes @jrlo til
sfqgensbonen til 10000 &r., me-.
oens Sen / &irfeligbeoen fun bar
1900 @r. ut 8ebrogerierne far
fun11et gao ioo mango Mor, lfploes
liffert Ell pperoroentlig llet Mepiiion.
.101 M,ar blep SEN 4. Marts
tioligere 6altebusmono / 0oller11p .
UNDER @replfapet 2inoenborg &re-
1ten Mielien Smeo, Ser MI boer hos
en- Spigeribn .og 9atter poa Collie
rup Morf. ga ban iom lng Mano
opertog Geitebuiet, laa bet belle
2png, &iojer % Moraos, lncn BON
fif. set efterboonoen oprfet op.
@amle @ri1ten @ielien bar .olorig
fiert n1eb. Eoget: Tor omtrent 6
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serves with beer any vessel which does not be-
Those who self beer by retail shall be sub
iact to the inspectio Of juries.
"A widow may employ servants In brewing,
but may not take an apprentice.
There shall be three masters elected for
two years.
such jurymen shall have the power to inspect
In the city and suburbs.
In addition there were other laws COW
ering the payment Of duty, so that the
king might not be defrauded. The brewer
was obliged to give notice of every brew
ing to commission, stating the day and
the hour he intended to kindle the fire of
his boiler, under a penalty of fine and
confiscation.
In the fourteenth century the monks
were the ordinary brewers, and one brew
cry founded by them at Dobraw, near
Pllsen, Bohemia, and endowed by Charles
" shortly before his death with a pre-
xayiptive right to brew beer, Is still in
existence and is probably the oldest in
the world. It's 50oth anniversary was
lately celebrated with great ponp by all
classes of society in that ancient city.
In Austria the first brewery built at
Vienna was on the Weidenstrasse and
standing brewery in the same place is
the ST. Marx Greenhouse, founded in
1905.
In the province of Flanders and Bra
bant a beer brewed of malt and hops
was the national beverage as early as the
fourteenth century, and brewers occupied
an important position and We're held in
high esteem. History tells us that one
OF them, Jacob Van Artevelde, the
Brewer of Client, nobleman by BIRTH