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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-08-18
q w. OFFUTT,

Sole Agent,
3200-32ll NJ Street northwest,
WEST WASHINGTON. d. C.
July 23-1y
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
Sale of Valuable Farming Land.

By virtue of an order and decree
made by Hon. W. r. Allen, Judge pre-
siding at the October term of the Su-
perior court for Union county, n. c.,
in civil action therein pending where
W. II. Thomas ct al. were plaintiffs
and Hester Thomas and Jas. +. Thomas
were defendants, we will, on
Saturday, April 18th. A. d. 1911,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der at the court house door in Monroe,
N. c.. all that certain piece, tract or
parcel of land lying and beng in New
Salem township, in the county of Union
and State of North Carolina, containing
lS3 acres more or less, and being the
tract of land known as the late home
place of Jacob Thomas, deceased, and
being that tract upon which the said
Jacob Thomas resided at the time of
his death. The said tract having been
recently surveyed by r. ". Elliott,
the county surveyor, as a whole and
into three separate tracts, one of
which contains GAG acres, another 56i,
and another 81 6 acres. A plat and de-
scription Of each may be seen by call.
ing at the office of either of the UNDER
signed commissioners The land will
first be sold by lots and then offered as
a whole.
Terms of sale: Ore third cash, one
third of the remainder within twelve
months of date of sale, and the remail.-
ing third within eighteen months from
the date of sale, and title retained UNI
til all the purchase money has been
paid and deferred payments are to bear
interest from date, and approved secu-
rity will be required. This public sale,
however. is subject to a private sale on
or before the date named
This the Sth day of March. A D. 1911.
X. b. REDWlNE and
X. w. LEMM0ND,
Commissioners.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
s1DR. B. G. REDFEARN,b

DENTIST.
Charges reasonable.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Office one door south OF CIV. Burners
Store, Monroe, N. c.
Will be at Nashville, N. c. ,on first
and third Mondays Of each month, and
At Matthews on second and fourth
NJ lndsys. Phone 20
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
Land Near Monroe for Sale.

Under and by virtue of judgment
of the Superior court of Unior county,
made in the special proceeding entitled
John c. Skies, administrator of Monday
Starnes, deceased, ct al. VS.. Jerry
Starnes ct al the same being No. 5l3
upon the special proceeding docket OF
said court, the undersigned commits
soner will, on
Saturday, April 22nd, A. D. 1911,
at II O'Clock M, at the court house door
in Monroe, North Carolina. offer for
sale to the highest bidder, the said land
lying and being in Monroe township,
North Carolina. adjoining the lands Of
e. A. Winchester eft al. and described
as follows:
First Tract-Consisting of 74i acres,
and beginning at a stone by BU stump
and runs S S22 + 25 95 chains to a
stone; thence S l2i w 30 chains to
pine knot by b, Pc and maple;
thence N 500 w %. % chains to a stone
by R0; thence N l2t + 1921 chains
to the beginning, containing 73i acres
more or less, and known as the dowery
of Adeline Starnes in the estate lands
of Monday Starnes, deceased. This
tract of land will be sold subject to said
dowery interest or life estate.
Second Tract Consisting of about 81
acres, adjoining and being part of a
tract conveyed to Monday Starnes by
Lee Helms on December I, 1850, and
recorded in Deed Book 36. page 492, in
office of register of deeds of Union
county, to which reference is hereby
made.
Third Tract Beginning at pine by
2 pines and BJ. Monday Starnes corner
in Patient line, and runs said line n
III w IS chains to stake, Pc, b. and
2 pines, Robert Moser's corner: thence
with his line W 46. so chaiss to a b. by
a P0, R0 and lockwood in Lee Helms
old line: thence with said line S III w
2l.50 chains to stake by 20, hiclx
DRY and pines, Z. Stancil's corner:
thence n 56t E 2l.75 chains to rock
by a W0 and RIOS; thence "a: Z
3. 40 chains to a hickory by WO, RO
and maple; thence S 33i Z Ills chains
to 20 by three sweet gums by a
pond; thence S 10 f 27.b chains to
stake by three POS near drain.
thence S S5t w %. 20 chains to rock
by Pc, said Stsncil andJ F. Dostsr's
corner; thence S IS z 1857 chains to 4
stake by pine and BJ in Monday
Starnes line: thence with two of his
lines N II w 1880 chains TO q pine by
a pine and Pc; thence n IS f 90. so
chains to the beginning, containing l6l
acres more or less. The said tract being
known as the McCorkle tract.
A plot of all three Of said tracts is
nov on file in the Office of clerk of SUI
perior court, to which reference is
hereby made.
Terms of sale: 0ne-half cash on day
of sale, one-fourth in four months
thereafter, and the balance payable on
or before the LIST day of January, de-
ferred payments to bear interest at the
rate of 6 per cent. and title retained
until all of said purchase moneyis paid.
This Goth day Of March, A. ID. 1911.
JOHN c. SKIES, Commissioner.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
Governor and State Sen
atOr Discuss Question
+ of WO1nan's Vote.

BY BIC TIrf- SULLIVAN. State senlior
from New York City.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
Notice.


North Carolina Union County.
In the Superior Court.
y. h. Haywood.
Us. Nrprfrr
Sally Haywood, alias u
Sally McManus.
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Union county TO delare null
and void the marriage between plaintiff
and defendant, and to dissolve any
bonds OF matrimony existing between
plaintiff and defendant. And the said
defendant will further take notice that
she is required TO appear at the term of
the Superior court OF Union county TO
be held on the fourth Monday before
the last Monday in August, same being
the Slst day of July. at the court house
of said county in Monroe, \. C., and
answer or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will Happily to
the court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
This 18th day of March. 1911.
ID. A. HoUSTON, c. S. G..
Stack & Parker. US for Plaintiff.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
Cleaned ana Rss,orrd

There IS a certain lady who is al
dicted very strongly TO the arr ~ max
Ing up What she does exactly IS a
mystery to all but herself and her
maid. but the effert Is precisely as II
she had a thick coat OF enamel or
lacquer all over her face. A good deal
OF discussion has enSued as 10 wheth-
er this is renewed every day after alb
lutions. On this point a dear friend
Of hers observed: -Of course not. The
expense would be enormous. Depend
on II. when she wants 20 wash she
goes 10 some place where they clean
old pictures London Tatler.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18

BY BIC TIrf- SULLIVAN. State Sen
from New York City.
T F man is the mighty affair he
thinks he is, why should he
be AFRAID of political
competition by the womeni II
he's not such a mighty affair,
then it's time he stepped down
and GAVE THE LADIES A
CHANCE to show what they can
do in politics.
If you look at the young people
going to work nowadays you'll see
QUITE AS MANY GIRLS AS
MEN.
If women compete with men in
business, why shouldn't they
COMPETE WITH THEM IN
POLITICS2
Mr.. Croker told me some time
ago that he had too much respect
for women to want to see them
mixed up in politics.
I'VE GOT TOO MUCH RESPECT
FOR POLITICS TO THINK IT
WOULD DEFlLE ANY WOMAN.
POLITICS is ENROLLING. IT
HAS AN EDUCATIONAL VALUE.
The WOMEN OUGHT TO
VOTE if they think its going to
make things any better for them.
Woman suffrage has been a
success in the states in which il
has been tried. Give a woman
half a chance and you'll find
she can REASON JUST AS
WELL AND GENERALLY Is A
GOOD DEAL FAIRER AND
SQUARER THAN \ MAN.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
TERPRISE.

If city furnish its stockholders with cheap commodities that
into the of living, then the DUTY OF IT'S SERV.
ANTS that adopted which will bring about this
much desired result
The greatest problem confronting the American people today Is
the COST OF LIVING is tho duty of every official to study
this problem long and carefully think that the biggest single item
in the cost of maintaining the home is the MEAT BILL
No of exercised the power that these do They
REACH INTO THE POCKETS OF EVERY MAN, WOMAN
AND CHILD IN THE WORLD They started poor without
single exception.
Every locality has to face different conditions Rural districts
free from the problems that confront the congeed localities Why
them should not EACH LOCALITY BE ALLOWED TO MAKE
ITS OWN LAWS provided they do infringe the rights of
the entire people of the state naion9
REFLECTS GLORY ENTIRE COUNTRY
VOTER BENEFITED PROSPERITY
NEAREST MARKET WHY, THEN, SHOULDN'T He ALLOW THAT
MARKET EXPAND TO RAkE UP NEW ENTERPRISES, TO DE-
vELoP LINES THAT MAKE PROSPERITY AND HAPa
MESSY
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
German Language Should
Rank Next to English
In Our Schools.


York Alliance OF New York
HE German language should be pushed to the very front
BRANCH OF INSTRUCTION instead of being crowded to
the We may well that in the whole civilized world
'the two pascpa language, in active use today are English
and German.
AS MEANS FITTING CHILDREN FOR PRACTICAL
LIFE INSTRUCTION GERMAN SHOULD RANK AT LEAST NEXT
TO THAT IN ENGLISH.
Aside practical u the German language also embraces
with English the RICHEST AND MOST IMPORTANT LITER
AZURE OF THE WORLD in every and every and in
every field of human endeavor
German is used to large extent in commercial life 1t
distinct aid engaged in large business DOCTORS to law
yers.
German should be taught in schools FROM THE EARLY
GRADES and there should be thought of dropping from
the curriculum.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18

ny sIsfEoN Z. BALDWIN. Governor Of
Connecticut.

~ SiNlEON (. BALDWIN,. soNefhof "
Connecticut.
r BELIEVE women eventually
will obtain the vote, but |
do not believe they will
ever take AS MUCH INTEREST
IN USING IT AS DO MEN.
Although the brains Of man
and woman may be equally fine
and their education be similar,
the RAW MATERIAL UPON
WHICH YOU WORK is DIFF
FERENT.
Ny idea would be to enfranchisc
women by degrees. Let them learn
to use some civic power before
giving them full power. / have
now recommended that the wo-
men property owners of Con-
necticut be permitted to vote upon
their proper taxation.
If this much were to be given
them we would be BETTER
ABLE TO JUDGE HOW ANX-
IOUS WOMEN ARE FOR TIE
FULL FRANCHISE. In many
parts of the country women are
permitted to vote on school boards
and purely local political qucs-
tons, and it must DO admitted
they do not exercise their rights
to any great extent.
OF COURSE 1T SEEMS A GER.
TAINTY THAT EQUAL SUFFRAGE
WILL EVENTUALLY COME, BUT
DO NOT BELIEVE WE SHALL
EVER SEE THE DAY IN WHICH
MEN AND WOMEN ARE EQUAL
LY INTERESTED IN POLITICS.
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
WEAK KIDNEYS


Their arr over one hundred diseases 81
the kidneys. Each disease requires Spc-
cial treatment. diet aud hygiene. No one
remedy clu cure all these various dis
eases. Each ease demands particular
treatment. and that i why the luyald>'
Hotel and >tr-.ral Institute 40 buf.alo
y. V. has had such great success ia cur
ing Kidney isfl,e IN IL V2riuu- phases
The Physicians AMI Surgeons employed
in this completely equipped Sanijarium
are among IA Wu>t pNpcrlcnctd and skill
ful iG Tho cntlirv. mrn Who have made
these Il >"I.,.> IA '.r life study. and whose
highest amrtilD &. u excel ia their treat
mcnt. How N'iI they have succeeded
may d. judge from the fac, that their
practice q NOR l'es "a o. from every state
aud territory 81 the lujon, as we'll as
from foreign lands. Many thousands are
annually treated either through CORES
plnicl 'H ot g. this Institution. founded
hy Dr. L. Y. Pierce wauy years aga, It's
an old adis' that Experience makes
perfect aud th skilled specialist IN this
field az pact. curc, thousands Of eases
which have been abandoned a incurahle
10y general practitioners.
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The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
HUNTED THE HUNTER.
An Exciting Adventure With Wound
ed Buffalo Cow.

ed Buffalo Cow.
This adventure with a wounded
buffalo COW is from William Vases
"Three Years Sport In Mozam-
bique:" ''ln about half an hour we
arrived at a rayine choked with
dense vegetation. The tracks dis
appear, and | am just about TO open
my mouth TO tell my man that We
had better 90 back when see him
throw up his rifle and fire. The
smoke comes in my direction and
prevents me from seeing distinctly.
Nevertheless perceive mass NOV
Ing in the thicket. | send a ball
and hear at the same instant Chas-
sahucca crying, Look outp At the
same moment he swings himself
on to a bough and sits there. /
perceive scarce ten yards distant,
rushing through the thiekct, Nle
wounded COW. which charges me
with lowered head. To reload my
rifle, bring it to the shoulder, aim
and fire. all this demands much
time, and with such a weak weapon
| have little hope Of stopping so
big a mass. Near me on the right
is big tree, cndeayor to gain It
and behind the shelter Of its trunk,
avoiding the thrusts of the horns,
reload and finish her. make the
attempt, but | perceive the APP
proach Of the animal, which is gain
ing on me. and | see that | shall
he unable to reach the shelter. |
believe myself lost. In one wink OF
the eye my whole life passes before
me.
"Thcre is no time to lose. | turn
on the left foot, so as to present
only my side TO the animal, and
throw myself on the ground, my
head between my outstretched
arms, my face toward the earth,
my rife beside me. Il is only Just
in time, for the beast gives me a
thrust Of her horn, which passes
beneath me and does no more harm
than unbutton my waistcoat. She
halts and cndcavors to gore, but
only succeeds in rubbing my back
with her forehead, the form Of her
forehead preventing her from
reaching the ground. She kneels
down and recommences, without
any better success. | am covered
with her blood. Then she raises
herself and, marching over my
right hand, which she scariiies, and
bruising my right thigh, passes over
me and remains motionless.
81 gently stretch out my hand to
reach my rifle and reload it. | in
tend to turn myself suddenly on
my back, without raising myself, to
fire point blank. At the moment
am about to execute this maneu'
yer she passes back on my left,
gives kick 'with her foot to my ri.
fle and brushes my hat. She makes
a short pause and then starts off at
fast trot, with head elevated and
fierce micn. l spring to my feet
and cry to the negro; Fire! Fire
/ seize my rifle and reload, but by
the time get it to my shoulder the
beast has re-entered the thicket."
The Monroe journal., 1911-04-18
Government of the
City Is a Business
Proposition.

- HE GOVERNMENT BUSINESS PRoPo.
sTIoN THE PEOPLE ARE STOCKHOLDERS
Y PUBLIC OFFICIALS ARE EMPLOYED TO RUN EN-.
TERPRSE.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
MRedenbnrn.

gorIsbof.- Dos Set Ser eoI'
6enen Sof5eit begingen StottboIter
Berlin un6 5rou bier, Sogelobner.
@ItentbeiIer @oIbotp un6 Grou bier,
EogeI0bner : Mbentheiler Nlitbenbed
un6 Grou au DieOridsbOf bel Bar.
nom.
Spornft. &errn BaftOr
Grtside 1T BET feinen MiisiheiOen
aus Dem Mmte BON benz @roBber5og
Der GiteI zines 4trdenrotbes Der.
Iteben tpor0en.
Gtaoenbogen. -. 9ur9 nit
Gerer ouf Dem Sel1bo0en ipieIenbe
Riroer puroe oos 8obnbals oes
WaiibIenbefibers SenBen eingedi4ert.
Seterow. = Our Geter Der
Ginfiibrung oes 9iirgermetiters Or.
W2iiner fan0 Elm Ronmers ftntt, an
Nes 200 8erionen tbeilnnobmen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
8aperm.

Rnn6en. - DaS Berqtperts.
etgentbum tpuroe berIieben oemRouf.
mann uno Sngenieur Seinri9Sdmis
III Wfiinden unter Dem Namen Suit
poIO5e6e~ in benz in ben @emeinoen
2in0berg uno &lorSenbnd uno Dem
Gorbeotrt 5pieslerpalObous gelege.
nen 6eIoe.
Nuftir1en. ~ @obnbaus un6
StaoeI oes 8oten @igenbnrt in Iuf-
tirden BEL Maiia4 iin0 infoIge
Eronoftiftung poaig nie0ergebrannt.
8om6erg. = @s begging Der
Senior beg MetropoIitanfapitels,
DompropIt 8r6lat Or. Gran3 b. Sell
Ter iein 80. @eburtsfe1t.
@ettnau. - Sier 1T Die Stro-
OeIihe Mii6Ie Bis auf bic @rnno-
mnuern obgebrannt.
GrIobrunn. - Sier lit Der
Friibere I~nngi6brige 8irgermeiiter
unO @emeinOefaiiier Gruno @edeiier
bonn S%tiegenbous in Ben Sol binab'
geItiir3t unO iofort setOotet porOen.
@IusfeI6. - @s ipielte oas
Oreii6brige S06ter6en BEG 2ebrers
8pengouer nit Strei6bol8den, mo-
bei es 10 l1pere 8ranowunoen erlitt,
SoB es bal0 oarouf Itarb.
Sol. ~ Sn Der N6be Der Saale-
Ipinnerei prroe Die 2ei1e BEG "A
Sabre alien 6abrit6eiibers &arI SOr-
gel, Snbobers Der Medaniiden Spin-
nerei @uItao Salffner. gel1noet.
@ir60or.-0 Ser Derbeiraibete
Eo0tengrGber St0fl in Rir9oorf BEL
Soog muroe IN elmer 4iesgrube oer-
i1iittet uno geto0tet.
3ongenoorf.- 9ier lit Der
Oetonom unO S1getperfsbeiiser 8.
@ierbeilig BON etnem Baum geItiir3t
unb nlsbdIo ben erIittenen 8erletun,
gen erlegen.
Nirnberg. - 8ittpe SAud.
erts bat aus 9LnIoB Der @ntbiiaune
hes @Hudert-0 entmoIs 10000 Nf.
fir Die bieIigen @rmen o~eipenoet.
EbnIbeim. - Sn Ser Station
GbdIbeim BEL 8iidofsbofen muroe
Der &onoufteur Der Sta~atseiienbabn
Grona @oBner aus 3eoben beim Ser.
ihieben 0es 3uges iiberfobren un6
0et00tet.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Rranbenbnra.

Gottbus.- Grb1nst oufeefun.
Den wur0e Der Derpittpete AZ Sabre
nlte 8iegeleiarbeiter u. SAINT in
alinge. or binterl1Bt bier unper.
Iorgtg RinOer. 8os ben 2ebensmii'
Den in oen ZOO eetrieben bat, lit ut-
befannt.
@bersDaIoe. = 4iir5lih be-
eab Iih Die Orei5ebnidbrige Eohter
Wortba oes Nr6eiters @ilbelm &a0fe
in g6erspolOe pie eep0bnIih UNI
10 ubr 3ur 56ule. Sie lit ober
me0er bort oneelangt. nod ipoter pie'
Ser 3u 9auie ei%ngetroien.
S6nttenoor.- Sieben Ntn.
Der uno Die @rnte oerbrannteu in Sa-
nidenOorf Dem BETTER Bernbaro
2ongii9.k Sn elmer nit @etreioe ge'
faaten Sdeune brad 5euer aus, 6as
10 i9nea Inn ith griff, oaB ipeocr
8ieb nod @rnte In Si6erbett ge'
brodt mer0en fonnten.
Qan0sberg. - Iuf benz Sote
Der Sutefobrif BON Mar 8abr wuroe
Ser etma 5iGbrige Sobn oes Y1itbe.
IiBers BauL 9obu bon einein, an Ell.
men an0eren 9aitDagen anbdngenoell
@ogen iiberfabren uno am 4opfe 10
ihper berIeBt, 0aB iein 8uitano dli-
BERT beoenflid lit.
SonnenmaI6e. = Gin &oub
Der 6lammen puroe ouf bisber url-
oufgeflGrte @eiie Die benz 2onOwirtb
&rgult 2ebmarm eeb0rige S1erne in
@roBbabren BEL Sonnewaloe unO Der
in u~nmittelbarer ge1be ItebenOe gteb-
TtaG. Die Sdeune mar reid nit
grnteoorrdtben gefiiat, aud limb
mebrere lonnopirtbi6aitlihe Naihi-
men mitperbrannt, ebenio bic iber
Dem Rubftaa lagernoen @orrdtbe an
Sen. geur nit GROCER a%nitrengung
tonnte oas 8ieb gerettet meroen. Der
angeri6tete SdaOen lit beoeutenO.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
nhhrrnsrn

@5niasberq.- Oer TiIdIer.
meiIter ST. @reuB begging NIT ieiner
Grau @rIbelmine, 9eb. S9frma1la,
6os GeIt Der oomontenen 9o65et.
Mrf cine 25i6brige Ebdtigfeit ols
utoOanii9er 2ebrer farn Der Sir
6enbtitorifer, or0entlibe 8rofeifor
IN Der 9reslaner epangeItd-fbeoIo-
atfhen TofuIt1t, @eb. AonifitoriaI-
rotb Dr. tbeoI. It pbtI. SranfItn
Mr1toI0 3itriifbltden.
So6Ganteu. Der Mrbeiter
Rritger erbielt beim unterItrelten
bon Strob BON einem 8ferOe einige
teftige Sufi9l0ge eegen 8ruit unO
Gllden ulro tpur0e fhper DerIeBt, 10
boB er no1 benz &reiStranfe1bnrie
Gberfiibrt tperoen mrtbtee.
DER II Sabre. oIte
Rnedt arouie bot Den Ortsnrmen
&ilOebronOt, eiren SO Sabre alien
Weorrt, az Sooe gemartert.
8tGItaIIen.- 5ieben S0bne
bat Der Better Sohnnn Samm IN
Rrisfebmen. Der &aiier bot fi6 IN
1os Rir9enbu9 Oes 0rtes fir oos
fiingfte, oou Ruraem geborene Sobn-
den Somms aIs 9aufpntbe eintpa-
gen Ioiien.
@hooten.- Ser 6rciarbeiter
MiIbpIm Dir lnt0 feline @befrol IN
9orpienen BEL Sr6mpau f~eierten Dor
Rl1r3em ibre goIOene Sod5eit. Mn.
IGBIid Ser firdliden Giniegn1rng IN
Der @huIe 5u gorpienen tpuroe benz
S1beIpoare our9 8forrer Rr0ste-
Stride S6aafen elm fgI. @naOenge-
fhent Don so Nef. iiberreidt.
@6aIIgirren.-Sn Der Nodt
fnno man Dor benz bieIigen @nitbarie
tnter Dem Bferoe ieines @inip1nners
ben Better un0 3"immermarn Nob-
ulortn aus 9alrbtihfen to0t Dor.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
9ufen.

BOfen. Gin f9Derer unfan
ereignete ii4 nuf Der MoItfeitraBe.
8eim @eriiltbau fir etten 2oOenum.
bau Itiir8te elm i6Werer 8aIfen oui
cine Sdoar ipielenOer Rinoer unO
traf ben iedsjabrigen &naben beg
Observation-Disclosures &oren5icf 10
ungliidlid, Dab Der Eoo ouf oerSteae
eintrat.
@nefen. @egen &ufrei5ung
gum RIafIenbaB 1T Der ShriftiteIler
Goois5etpsfi bon Der bieiigen Straf.
TANNER al 100 O1arf @eloitrnfe Der-
urtheilt moroen. @~booissepsfi III
Der gerfoiier zines polniihen 2eie-
budes, oas Stiide entbalt, in oenen
our QosreiBung BON 9euti6enReide
oufgeforoert miro.
&nmiti9 d. - SIN @ie0erauf-
nablneoerfa6ren bat oas 4riegsgeri9i
Der 1. 9ibifion ben SberIeutnant 8e.
bel 0es bieiigen so. Snfonterieregi-
ments ireigeiproden, Der i'm 9e5em'
Der b.. S. pegen ongebIi9er 8erfeb-
Irmgen 81 oret Wonaten @efongnlB
un6 @ntIoiiung aus benz Seere per-
urtbeilt noroen mar.
@irfib. - @s entItano Bel benz
8eiiber Soief &oua in Trieori4sborlt
Se1er. Sc brannten Die beiOen Sc
b0fte oes &ona unO 0os @eboit beg
&oIoniften arauie nit 3uiamuten II
@eb9uoen nie0er.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
@efprenfen.

DnnSig. - 9a Die tatboIii6e
Gemeinoe Der SerS : Seiu : Stride gu
elmer ieIbitftGnoigen 8forrei erboben
Iporoen 1T, bot iie iest aud einen
Rfnrrer erbalten. @s tpuroe &err
Pforrer Bieinfe IN feierliber @eiie
IN iein neues oortiges Bfnrromt Elm.
eefiibrt.
Der 79i6brige Grbeiter @drI Satd-
pIsfi aus Shi0lib plr0e out Der
StroBe bon einem urbefannten Gitbr-
tperf ongefabren unO erlit oobei
idhpere ttnere 8erlesungen.
Briefen. - Sn BlDpoc5etpo ut
Die reue, nit Motorbetrieb ollsgeitot.
tete MobImitbLe BEG geiisers 8uoie
nod Dor 8eenOigltng Oes @oues OBJ
eebrnnnt.
DiriAau.- $err @utgbeltser
M0aIbert 8ieIfeI6t in @oroIhnu fet-
erie iein 5Oi1briges Si1biIGum oIs
Better ieines @utes.
Gs Duroe otf Dem bieftgen Nnn-
9ierbnbnbofe Der Hangierer @i1Ier
Otpiihen 0pei Wogen 10 gequetift,
Dob er olrf Der Stene toot bIieb.
Mortenmerber. = @iir3Iin
pur0e Der 90 Sabre oIte Shaffmer
Rlein aus Donbig nlf Dem hieftgen
6olIptbobnbOfe bon etnern @iterale
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
6eFem.0arinlta6t.

Bif6ofsbeim. 4iir5Ii1
tuurOe I'M biefigen @angierbabnbofe
her Roneierorbeiter 8einri9 @imbeI
aus 8aul1betm bon etnem Rnngier.
orge iiberfabren utto g%et00tet.
@rob g ei m. - Der
@roBber5og bot Dem gfarraiiItenten
MIbreht 3baer 0obier bic ebang.
@farriteue 5u @nsbeim, 3etannt QL-
Sep, ibertragen.
8ier B Ell m. - Der EagI6bner
Safob Samitag l., Der bier ben 4r-
better &anuff eridoB, bat iih beim
@eri9t in 2ampertbetm ielbft geIteat
un6 tpurOe iofort in llnteriubungs-
boft genommen. gr lit Der Ebot &C.
Itdnotg.
@aI0- @tdeIbod. - Bin.
germeifter 8eter Sdger IN MIbba9
nuroe gum bierten Wiale bon idmtIt-
den @obIberedtigten eintmuttg pie-
oergeDGbIt.
d. - 2iir5Ii6 riidte
Der 7. Gcbn 0es 2onoptrtbs Sob.
90. S9iis 8. bon bier benin Weilitdr
Elm