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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
0pem CT Sberlod @olmes?

Cir artbur Conan 9ople, oen &c.
Male Sfaber nf Sberlocf &oImes,
bar forleoen / aisbenbapn for at
operppre fin gror, Najor Ooples
grpllup meb en- banif Dame, 6rf.
Sdpenien. S~elpfelgelis er ben be-
rsmtc Sorfotter blepet interpiepet al
iamtIige aisbenbapns Ipiier. Rao
Spsrgsmaalet: Spem err Sberlocf
Solmes2 sap Sir artbur fsleenoe
Spar:
Seq har naturligpis bapt en-
Mo6el til ben Serion; oct er Ell be.
itemt Wano, jeg bar t9nft paa, %
ies ifabte Sberlocf Solmes.S ppen -
en- Iano, icm forreiten leper eno-
ntt."
"gn T%olitimanb2"
"Nei = en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
"gn Grofesior q" >
"g9ea, bsr mn BLOT: Seq er Shl.
bent ira edinburgh = fsot Sfotte.
- Seb llniperiitetet / Goinburg bap-
De hi oengong, ieg gif Der, en- Serer,
iom proftiiereoe Den Sberlocf
Solmesife Ietooe % bapbe opnaaet
en- f9nomenal SGroigbeo berf. Sans
Napn er Soiepb geu, ban er ben Dag
ioaa Yrofesior peb llniperiitetet. San
iagoe altib til os linge Wenneifer:
"0tan ifal alorig ipsrge ON noget,
iom man peO Si9lp at en- Sml,le
Smtanfe ielp fan lutte Jig TIL" 81
ter BET Yrincip opspeoe ban Dor
Sagttageliesepne og lPrte os at bragg
Slutninger; ielp bapoe ban, Tom iagt,
erbperpet iig Ell forbulienoe @rub al
Sfarpiinoigbeo. San bapbe abiolit
intet meo Bolitiet of giere; Oct bar
nit EaafunO at gjsre bam til Eri.
patoeteftip."
timber bet fortiatte Sorbsr fort9l.
Ter Sir Irtblr, at ban ielp regner
fin Yroouftion af biitoriife &omaner
for oct bebite, ban bar ~ifrepet. S De
ienere Iar bar ban bopebiaseIig pro.
buceret SmaafortGGinger og Drama.
tiife Irbeiber, iom BET er en- befienot
Sag, at ban bar fact betaIt meo
fpimIenoe Sonorarer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
ri Mbrcts 0iitorte.

NV "a w aiANiNpN ~ ~fbShN
finder iioen foritob at maale Siben,
err llbret en- ~forbolospis IN Spfin-
Belle; tbi oct fsrite ltbr, ipm blep
fonitrueret, bar ct Saarnubr, Der
1914 blep anbragt / ct SALADS / ga.
Qua. Set bar fonltrueret at en- Sta-
liener peb Napn 9oilbi og blep al
ale betraetet iom ct rent Sionnoer;
men oct funbe ogiaa foruben Elmer
piie Solens &rebslsb ON Sorben
(oenaang troebe man 10, at oct bar
Solen, iom bepageoe iig), Waanefor'
mprfelier, Ylaneternes 9aner, Iarets
Mtaaneber og S~eaigbagene. 0et ito.
ite finger DOG Iiot uianoipnlig, tbi
aGerebe oengang bar Saaet paa Sel.
ligoage meeet tort.
2ommellbret er en- lan9t ienere
Spiinbelie. Saa blot man peo, bar
oct aarl oen ste al Sranfrig, Tom
ferIt eiebe eft 9ommeubr.
s @oret 1900 blep oct fsrIte ubr,
Tom ogiaa bite Sefuuoer, fonitrue-
ret al en- Spifer peb Napn 0eurbat.
Raturligpis par De fsrite 2omme-
itbre opermaaoe itore og flooiebe,
life netop beresnet paa Geitelommer.
Smeoen Better Sele par ben fsrite,
iom lapet De iaafalbte "gtiirnberger'
ggg", iom funoe eaa 40 Elmer itr9f
og Hog Elmer.
Ierfelig NOT err @effelibrene en-
albre SpfinbeIie emo 2ommeubrene.
gn Staliener, iom lepebe / Begun.
belien al oct 15be Iarbunoreoe | Mti-
lano, bapoe ct S9ffeubr, ON bois
pibunberlige 9onitruftion bin Sibs
Soriattere bar f~ortalt meget. 9taar
man Itiaeoe llbret ON @ftenen, eab
Oct Zig til at ringe ON Iorsenen =
beber Oct - altiaa affurat iom Dor
Sios 8effeubre.
gtpar @arbumbreoer Itob l1brfa'
brifationen ~ppientlig paa iamme
Srin; ser blep fonittueret en- WGng'
De forlfieQige Saarnubre meo mefa-
niife Sieurer; oct bar en- ligefrem
Mooeiag for enbper iterre Sp at bo
ct iaaoant llbr / en- al &irferne eler
Haaobuiet.
Get nRite itore Sremifriot bier
sjprt 1740. ba @ngl9nberen Sra.
bam f%onitruerte bet ferite 9ommefro'
nometer, Tom enoos onsap bpert
9rebiebels Sefunb.
Omtrent i%ahltibig fonItruerte en-
2anosmano al bain, Sobn Sarriion.
eft 8ronometer al en- anoen Irt. Ine-
reoe UNDER Sronnine Innas Heaie-
ring bar Der uoiat en- Sr9mie pao
100,000 Collars - en- for De Sioer
umlaaoelig Sim - for Den, iom op'
fanot en- Maabe, bporpeb Sisfarenoe
funne anitile fine Seresninser oQiao
paa en- balu 8raos 9Rneoe. Sarri'
ion % bans SON @iliam lsite Yro-
blemet. Senere %fonitruerte ban ei
anoet aronometer, iom bar enom be.
ore enb oct fsrite.
Gnbelis ital nannes, at San
1851 opianot ct meteoroIoeif lthr
iom tinise sioroe Sieneite iom Ter
mometer % Barometer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-29
On Ger. fob spsrssane,

en- Suiffen Wauo inb % traante BAN
baarbt paa Sooeu. IA aoneuftsreu
tom inb, iasoe Serreu oprsrt til lam:
"Sis mig. aonouitsr, tiaaSer Be eeenis
liz, at prasne Yeriouer iierer meS Spors
poguen?
Aonouitcren iaa prspenee pda Spsrges
ren % iuareoe: "eeentIis er set life tiIs
laoi. men bpis Re iprboIoer Gem sanite
roIie, piI insen merle upset."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
SAD DEATH OF MISS ADCOCK
succuMBs TO TYPHOID AFTER
BRIEF ILLNESS.

Wednesday afternoon, at $50
o'clock al iAe home OF her sister,
Mrs. J. NJ. o'Briant, on Roxhvrc
street. Miss Lula Adcock died sftei
an illness OF two weeks with typhoid
fever.
Miss Adcock was - years old
and although sick for only a shori
while had experienced typhoid fever
in It's most malignant form. She
vas a clerk In Kronheimer's dry
good store and was fayoritc among
the clerks and customers. She was
member OF the philathea class OF
The North Durham Sunday school
and was one OF the most faithful
members. Her class as whole will
gricvc 10 lose one 80 dear to them
In the daily walks OF life she had
uade many friends. and was one oil
the most popular young ladies' III
North Durham.
The remains were taken to Oxford
this morning on the Seaboard train
az ii.05, she will be buried at Berea
this afternoon at O'Clock.
She Is survived by Two sisters
Mrs. J. NJ. o'Briaut. Of Durham, and
Mrs, Hobgood. OF Oxford. and one
brother. The funeral services will
be conducted from the home OF her
sister. Mrs Hohgood. IN oxford.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
COMPLIES no TorR WEST
Labor Leader To Visit Many Cities
in the West.

Washington. Aug. ~. samuel
Gompers. president OF the American
Federation ~ Labor, left today on
tour OF the West and Northwest
that will last about two months and
extend over number OF states. Tic
will visit many OF the large cities
and incidentally will consult with
the leaders 81 organized labor In re.
CARDS TO the defense funds and 9th.
er plans % aid the men who are soon
TO be put on trial IN LosAngeles
for the alleged dynamiting of the
Times building In that city. Mr.
Gomper's first stopping place will BE-
Denver. after which he Is TO visit
Salt Lake City. Butte. Spokane,
Seattle. Vancouver. Tacoma and
Portland Labor Day will find him
in San Francisco. where Ne will de.
liver the address before the organ.
lied labor bodies of that city and
vicinity. A number OF other Cali.
fornia cities will be visited before
he returns East.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Negro Murderer Captured.

Breyard-Taylor Love, the negro
suspected of killing another negro
named Morehead in Waynesyille. Sun
day night. was arrested at Cedar
mountain. ~ miles from Breyard
Wednesday and Is In the Pennsylvania
Jail awaiting the Haywood authorities.
He admits having killed Morehead.
The latter was in the house OF a
friend talking 10 a girl. when Love
went TO an open window. and with a
Winchester rife. shot him through
the head. killing him instantly. The
negro was picked up by Thomas Ross
who has a summer home al Cedar
mountain. being arrested on suspicion
of being John HUFF. the murderer OF
Policeman Mcconnell. OF Asheyille
Love stoutly denied being HUI. and
In denying that confessed that he was
guilty Of the other murder He an
swers the description OF Hun to a Ger.
tain extent. and exhibits great fear Of
being taken to Asheville. Buncombc
authorities will try to identify him In
Asheyille tomorrow.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Interesting Point Of Law in Blind
Tiger Trial

the case that will be brought out at
the trial, Jim Strudwick, notorious
blind tiger who is really blind and
who was sentenced to a term in Jail
several days ago for retailing, gave
Blackley $500 with which to secure
him four gallons Of whiskey. Black
lex ordered the whiskey by long dis
lance telephone from Virginia whis-
H. H. Blackley. we'll known white
man Of the city, was this afternoon
arrested by the police on the charge
Of retailing whiskey.
When the case comes up for trial
Thursday there will be an interesting
point Of law involving the use of the
telephone as a means of buying whis-
key. According 10 the evidence in
key house. The package was ship
ped to Durham, addressed to Jim
Howard, a drayman The drayman
was handed the package by the ex-
presman TO his great surprise when
he went to the express Office for some
goods that he had been hired to de-
liver. Howard took the package home
with him. but afterward delivered II
to Studwick, who paid him for the
drayage.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Pionted Paragraphs

The tired wheels likes good road.
bed.
A woman Is always sure OF every
thing that she can't prove.
One way 10 face difficulties Is to
turn your back on them.
Even a homely woman looks good
after you get used to her.
II the under dog started the tight
he Is entitled TO all he gets.
A wise man doesn't know as much
az the fool thinks he knows
The silence Of a heiress IS truly
golden when Il gives consent.
The tail Of mouse Is one or the
conclusions a woman will jump at
Nothing makes man appreciate
~ good old winter time like an ice
famine.
A woman never knows anything she
wants 20 unless her husband doesn't
want her 70.
Most people seem 70 think that they
are not getting all the happiness the,
are entitled 10.
Yon can make more enemies for j
rival by praislng bin than By saying
mean things about him.
II every man loved his neighbor as
be loves himself. his satanic majesty
would soon have 70 hunt another Job
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Another Victory for "Unholy AL
lance" Of Upper House

Washington. Aug. 16--The senate
by vote of 3S to rs last night adopt
ed the conference report on the wool
tar:I revision bill, already accepted
by the house The bill will now 70
to the white house for the expected
veto OF President Taft.
The vote came after vigorous
five hours debate on the merits OF
the bill. II Was a victory for the
combined democratic and issurgpnt
republican fcrees as against the reg
ular republicans. The bill as passed
by the tws4houses places a flat nd
yalorem duty OF 20 per cent on all
raw wool, and proportionate rates
on wooden manufactures.
The opinion was held in Wash
ington last night that congress will
enter upon the last week OF the
session tomorrow. Senator Penrose's
resolution Introduced yesterday. for
adjournment August %, and the be-
lief expressed by Democratic Leader
Underwood, Of the house of repre-
sentatives. hat all work can be con.
cluded BY Tuesday or Wednesday OF
next week. was taken to indicate
that II will be difficult 10 hold the
special session together longer than
that
The demand OF insurgent senator's
that the cotton hill be disposed of Is
comDlIcatiHg matters in the senate,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Badly Cut by Ripsaw.

Lenoir. Monday John Sudderth,
a boy of Is years, was seriously hurt
'at Mortimer, 20 miles above Lenoir,
at a saw mill. The young man was
running ripsaw and it became
clogged with strips of lumber and he
went underneath TO remove the mis-
sile and while under the saw some
one called to him and without think.
ing, raised up to hear what was be-
ing said. and was badly cut about
the head ami face, inficting an ugly
cash. commencing above the left eye
and extending across the nose to be-
low the right eye. The young man
was brought TO Lenolr on the noon
train and taken to the Foot Hills
Sanatorium. where the wound was
dressed and he Is doing as well al
could be- expected.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Negro Killed From Ambush.

Waynesyille--Sunday night about
IL O'Clock near HazeIwood at the
house OF JEFF Lackey, negro, an
other dark chapter was written in
Haywood's history, when Fred More
head, negro visitor at Lackey's
while standing, was fatally shot In
the mouth with a shot gun by some
one who fired through the window
the perpetrator of this crime Is said
to be Taylor Love, negro who had
some words with Morchead during
the day and had made threats that
he would kill him. The negro. Tay'
lor Love. has absconded, and as vel
has not been taken. While Moreheat
and Love bo,h have families of then
own, another woman is said to be a
the bottom OF the tragedy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
A nrlIlaut I;uem,

The further one studies the ny.
The more one secs how capable an
enemy he Is TO mankind; an ene-
my armed with the germs of ~
phoid. childrens' diarrhca, consum.
ption. dysentery; and armorcd with
swift flght and swift vision. The
close study of the ny Is fascinating.
The microscope. or magnifed Pic
lures OF the ~. reveal structure
which Is most exqulsltcly adapted
for the carriage OF disease germs.
The more interested In him the stu-
dents get. the more he secs that the
ny Is NOT an amusing little creature.
chesrfnlly cursed when he il SUM
ner time nuisance: but actually a
most serious aud brilliant enemy OF
all msnkindl
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

Raleigh-Goserpor Riichin wcdnes-
day Offered reward OF 500 for the
capture Of the party or parties who
committed two outragcs In jackson
county In March and April Of this
year. on March 20 somebody entered
The home OF Miss LotticJ. Kirk. At
Dilsboro. and after administering
chloroform. committed namcless
crime. leaving the young lady under
the influence OF the drug. On the night
of April %. the home Of the Rev. ]. NJ.
Bennett. II Sylvia. was entered and
burglarircd The reward WAS offered
1t the request Of Solicitor Felix S. al
len.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
!: 4. 4 4 T. i = 4 !. 4 !. 4 !: 4 !. i 4
= PLAYS AND PLAYERS. +
4 4 4 4 4. 4 4 = 4. T. + 4 4 4 i. 4 !.

ut depends on the Woman" is the
name of Clara Lipman's new play.
The firm Of Keith G. Proctor was
dissolved by the Supreme court of
Maine July q.
Alfred Sutro's latest play, "The
Fire Screen, will be produced by
the Frohmans this season.
Robert Dempter has been engage
ed by David Belasco as leading man
for Frances Starr one Of his stars.
Harrison Grey Fiske has engaged
Langdon Mitchell's latest play, The
New Marriage. for the use of Mrs.
Fiske.
William Collier and James Mont
gomery have almost completed the
new comedy, Take My Advice" in
which Mr.. Collier will star.
Nellie Mccoy sister of Bessie
Mccoy, will have a dancing role in
"The Enchantress", in which Kitty
Gordon Is a star.
David Belasco will produce this
season new play entitled "The
Governors Lady" by thus far un-
heard author. Miss Bradley.
To support-Julian Eltinge in "The
Fascinating widow" A. II. Woods
has exchanged Gilbert Douglass witx
Werba Leuscher for Lionel Walsh.
Bryan 0ngley, the co<author with
Winchell Smith of "Brewster's Mil
lions, has finished a new play. "The
Model" which will be produced in
the fall.
Katherine Grey, who has been
York shortly
For the part of Lake, the hero OF
THE Deep Purple" Liebler & Co.
have engaged Sydney Booth, who
was last season leading man for
Gertrude Elliott
One of the Shubert's early Offer
ings will be Next" new farce
by Rida Johnson Young, in which
Helen Lowell is TO be featured the
coming season.
| Among the new plays to be pro.
Iduced by the Shuberts in the fall
will be Romance" new play b!
Edward Sheldon, author OF SALIVA.
ton Hall" and THE Niger"
| May vokes has been engaged t.
create an important character role
in 1.-THE Quaker Girl, new must
lcal play which will be the opening
attraction Of the Majestic Theatre
New York on November /.
| Rumor says that Nat Goodwin Il
going TO embark in the moving pic
ture business. II is reported that h,
Is organizing his own MANUFACTURER,
company and will superintend tn
business and appear in some of tn
iplays
Nine. Simons, daughter-in-law o
former President Casimir Perier, O
France, will make her debut in Eug
lish repertory in New York Laxt DC
toher. She will also present a yer
! sion OF "Princesse Lointaine." whic
/ Bernhardt viii produce in Paris.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
rxrCrT0Rs NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor q the
estate 81 paul Weaver. deceased. late
oi Durham county. North Carolina.
this i Ii notify All pers Jns having
claims against the estate Of said de-
ceased to exhibit them 70 the UNDER
signed at Durham. North Carolina. On
or before the ist day Of July. 1912. or
this notice will be pleaded ii bar 81
their recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make Inn
mediate payment.
This tst day Of July. 1911,
ARCHIE WEAVER.
Executor Ok Paul weaser. deed.
7-l-Gwks e
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA
Department OF State
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO whom these presents may come
Greeting:


Greeting:
WHEREAS, 1t appears to my salts
faction, by duly authenticated record
OF the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof by the unanimous
consetn OF all the stock holders, de-
posted in my office. that the Allen
Wilson Company, corporation OF
this State, whose principal office is
situated at No. -, Main street in
the city Of Durham, county OF Durham,
State OF North Carolina, arthur
Allen being the agent therein and in
charge thereof, upon whose process
may be served has compiled with
the requirements Of Chapter q, Re-
yisal OF 1905, Untitled Corporations"
preliminary to the issuing o. this GER
tificate of Dissolution.
NOW, THEREFORE,, !, BRYAN
GRIMES. Secretary OF the State OF
North Carolina, do hereby certify that
the said corporation did. on the goth
day Of June, 1911, file in my office a
duly executed and attested consent in
writing TO the dissolution of said cor
poration, executed by all the ctock
holders thereof, which said consent
and the record of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file in my said
Office as provided by Ia.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF / have
set my hand and affixed my seal, at
Raleigh this the goth day of June,
1911, A. ID.
]. BRYAN GRIMES, i
Secretary OF State.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
TOGO VISITS THE HuB
BOSTON Gives Japanese Admiral
Hearty Welcome.

Boston. Mass. Aug. Boston
gave a hearty welcome to Admiral
Togo today. After exchanging
greetings with the city officials this
morning the distinguished Japanese
naval commander was escorted TO
the charlestown navy yard, where
he sas greeted with vice admir-
ais salute OF fifteen guns. After
taking lunch with Captain Dewitt
conman. the commandant OF the
yard. Admiral Togo inspected the
dry dock. the machine shops and the
several battleships. cruisers and sub.
marine boats now az the yard. After
leaving charlestown the party was
taken In automobiles 10 QuIn
ey Tor an inspection OF the plant
Of the Fore River shiphuilding Com
pauy Tonight Admiral Togo dimes
at the Algonquin Club with Cover
nor Foss aud other notables and to.
morrow he is expected 10 ylsFt the
boston Public Library. the art maL
scum and Harvard University before
departing for Buffalo late In the AZ.
tcrnoon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

Raleigh.-State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction ]. Y. Joyner an
nounced a settlement Of the arith-
metie adoption left open In connec-
ton with the report Of adoption by
the state textbook commission for
further information. the statement
now made being that the Mines
'arithmetics. published by the Ameri-
can Book Company. are adopted.
They lake the place OF the coIaw
and Elwood and colaw and Duke
arithmetics. published by d. r.
Johnson Company. In use the past
five years.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
superior Court.

North Carolina
Durham County.
Mrs Lula Styne vs. J. y. Styne.
The defendant aboyeA named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court Of DURHAM County
for the purpose Of obtaining d.
yorce from the bed and board Of the
defendant against the defendant and
in favor Of the plaintiii: and the
said defendant will further take no
tice that he Is required 20 appear az
the term OF the Superior Court OF
said County to be held the fourth
Monday after the FIRST Monday in
September. Il being the End day Of
October. 1911 al the court house Of
said County IN Durham. North Caro-
lima, and answer or demur 10 the
complaint in said action, or the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said conf
plant.
This End day Of August. 1911.
c. u. GREEN,
Clerk SUPERIOR Court.
Rec. S-3-faw-l wks.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
Thrcc Arrested on Aran charge.

Sanford. c. Brooks. Jack Camp
bell and Charley Sloan. three white
men Of Joncsburo. were crested yes
ierday a. the lnstlgation OF Branch's
Detective Agency. Of Charlotte. on
the charge Of arson. IL will be re-
membercd that a large part Of the
business portion or Joncsboro was
burned q few weeks ago. at which
time The authorities saw evidences
OF lncendiaries and employed $. l..
Branch. manager OF Branch's Ma
tionai Detective Agency. OF Char.
loste. TO investigate. with the result
that sufficient evidence has been Sc.
cured 10 warrant the arrest 81 The
above named parties.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
FLEMING FILES ANSWER
CHARGES INFIDELITY--CASE WAS
POSTPONED TILL TOMORROW

Raleigh, Aug. 16.The habeas cor
pus case OF Mrs. Percy B. Fleming
against her husband for the custody
Of her two children was today con-
tinued to | o'clock tomorrow after
noon because the son of Chief JUS
tice Walter Clark, Mr.. J. w. Clark
was brought from Durham today suf-
fering from appendicitis. Fleming
files an answer to the complaint and
charges infidelity and Mrs. Fieming's
counsel calls for specifications.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
ADMINISTRATORS NnIIrY.

Having this day qualified as admiu-
istrator u r. o. sccggins. deceased.
/ hereby notify the parties indebted
TO said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment or their debts. and ali persons
having claims against said estate 70
present them 10 me duly verified On
or before the 7th day Of June. fai2.
or this notice will be plead N bar
thereof Claims may b presented %
my attorneys and settlements made
with them Or With me.
Manning & Everett, Attorneys
This June tn, 1911.
I'LL. BiHH.
Administrator.
jS4fsw.sw
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18

wadesboro.-- Monday night the
Jury IN the case OF VIII Allen. In the
reeorder's court. returned a verdict
OF not guilty" Allen was charged
with shooting at Mr.. J. B. Martin
when he WIS Ia his automobile &C.
companied BY his wife. sister, child
and two babies on HIS way 10 wades.
boro a few weeks ago. The jury was
oat about two hours II is under.
stood that they could not find that
he shot AZ Mr.. Martin. Allen and
a man who was with him in buggy
At the time testified that he shot
into the ground.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-18
The Long Arm OF The Law.

Three men wanted III Boston FOR
burglary have just been arrested,
one In Russia and the others In Aus
traiia, and all are now on the way
back 10 the scene of their crime for
trial. The arm Of the law Is long.
A notable feature OF these cxtradi.
lions Is that the treatment OF Aus
trian and Russian Interests IN our
Courts has not always been calcu-
lated TO strengthen excellent rela-
tlons between the United States and
the two countries. In the case Of
the Ilazloton, Pa. riot 81 { number
Of years ago. Austria complained.
while only q short time since Russia
vainly sought the cxtradi,ion Of q
revolutionist charged With terrible
crimes. which he himself arknowl-
edged committing. Providence
Journal.