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and to hear me. was fortunate
enough TO make n hit. and Mr.. MertZ'
perhaps the best known OF the critics
in Munich. wrote to the effect that this
American singer (meaning mel was a
revelation and was an object lesson to
native German singers in how to sns
Wagner"
Singers Mus. Get a Reputation.
Then the conversation shifted TO tn,
complaints Of young American singers
anxious 10 he heard in opera. that tn
management OF the Metropolitan Opera
House would not engage them. IVA!
should it?" she said. The metropolitan
opera House is the greatest organization
OF It's kind in tho world. II maintains
higher standard than any other. II de
mands OF It's patrons more money 70
Eats. II Is no place for singers withou
regulations. The public would not go t
hear them. Let them go abroad, to Ger
many, to Italy, to France. where Their
are numerous opera houses, where the,
can gain experience and. IL they reall.
nave talent, win reputation. There VII
be no difficulty then in finding a plac
m the Metropolitan opera House. II W
had in America NIFTY opera houses Il
which experience could be gained. a
we may have d. fore long. the situatioI
would be different.
Then. too. the average American
too inpatient Six or seven years 81
training is not too long for the develop
ment of a great voice, Most American
.y,ont q, ,,a.t .g.. nGp,a,t, - .,...
The evening world., 1911-04-15
XXIV.
"BarrcIs! Barrels! Any
Barrels to Sell
(Thc Pcrsidn's Norrdtire Confinued.)

HAVE said that the room IN
which VI. le Nicomto de
Chagny az. were imprisoned
was u regular hcNagon. lined
entirely with mirrors. Plenty
a., ,i.y ,n,vps hnye been
The evening world., 1911-04-15

on Thursday. Chopin" by Daniel
Gregory Mason, at Public School No,
Ilp. and Edward G1eg. the Norwe-
slan." by Miss Margaret Anderton. ct
Public School No, 81.
The evening world., 1911-04-15
LOVE UNDER FIRE.
4 Little Rebel Surrcnders 10 n
Lieutenant In Hue.

~ ANDALL PARISH calls his read
X ers again bacS to civil war times
And In his "LONe Under Flre'
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
IRISH fIRsT 10 LICK.

A. might " expected. the first
kick against efforts AZ peace cnmes
from tie irreprsssible Irish section.
John Dillon. IL Irish member ii pa
liameni. says tae peace proposals
make 10 pr5sisica TT small nation
slitles struggling against injustice Of
seeking freedom: and he Insisted mat
peace proposals we're bus combina-
lions 81 mighty empires for tie pur-
pose 81 coerclng others who would
aot submit, ID arbitration. The Irish
member il unhappy II anything that
proposes IS stop ! ron. big 81 little.
The interference d the tinted states
ID Cuba for TIE promotion u ptace.
ii tie probable interference Ii
Mexico iii tie same purpose, the
parlfcaiion n ,he soudan 81 Great
britain II Great Britalae armed III.
reference II india III thc ssppras.
slon 81 centuries y strife between the
petty priaeipailties 81 TIA country
afs. by Nr pillJb's Interpretation,
coercion. Ally interference with
mob9rscs 81 anarchy Il. according
d thls srhnlaa. III interference win
se rights Fl ran.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
INCONSISTENCY I'm SILENCE.

Former m ldcns Roosevelt raised
j storm III Chicago ana refused Is
dine il el1b il Senator Lorlaler was
70 be there - It'll h.s shius under ihe
mahogany. il Lorimer stayed aNay
Roosevelt Nent il Cincinnati aid
alned with George 9. Cox and NJ
smothered bis Wrath when Coe told
Asn Ne had met him III Warrington
l.prlmer Ill biz coat III NhlteWaah
md Cox u Indicted lot perjury III the
Grand lury IL Hamilton county. which
b. has bossed these May yeafs. and
Il lighting the indictment oA tenhul.
eaiiiy and trying II swear the Judge
10 The bench Oh d tschnicalliy Il ii
his term. And III. Roosevelt il pur.
sning the policy ii silence r. III
corieIyou Old when they cot after him
toF milking the corporations when H.
was chairman 81 the republican IA.
Llonal committed which conducted
Rooseseli's campaign for what II r..
gafded IL biz second tern.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
IMPORTING DIAMONDS.

Il i said that the Tinted States
imported more than forty millions o.
dollars worth 81 diamonds last YEAR
This country. d might be expected.
Il the greatest diamond marker IL The
world. /. also furnishes tie Creates,
harvest ii the world ior diamond
thieves. II Is said that most ladies
II the tour hundred aear paste dia-
monds il order - avoid The exposure
81 their RAJ gems To The cupldity ot
he light-angered experts Good
scheme. hut phy pay FOR the roai il
liz spurious nill do as we'll.
II may not interest most Or Is
especially II newspaper mea--bat W.
the people d The United states. i'm.
ported si2.gi5.Sss worth u diamonds
last year III la1s ~ put siS.sio.s5s
81 DIR hard earnings into the same
sort 81 gems III ts0s. however. W
we're 4 81 s.ins1 investing only siI,-
e2s.s3i II Europe they 81 ihe Is.
eitemeat over the presidential elec.
ton 81 fs0s kep them from selling
us 81 many diamonds a III fhe year
before. Ii, thsrt IL some folks Oh
tits side TIL water aho ~ Inclined
ID believe taai III financial wreckage
81 1871 prevented Fl many diamond
ships rom coming into our nar0or.
Then another reason advanced il The
Ola Wofld i ,h ae Americans
turned from diamonds d automobiles.
Likely there s saibiug tangible III
Till. Hi fgftg-F5 million dollars
9ofth Il bfHliaais i ~ BAD lor one
xar. ae mas ii better this year
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
PASSING OF THE RACE HORSE.

The Jockey club 81 New York ani
The sporting gentry all over the coun
/ ny are very bitter against the "hypo
critics who have been SO successful,
Negislating against horse racing, The
breeding OF race horses IN Americs
has been doubtless given a staggering
blow-but what OF it, The race horse
Is the least useful Of the equine race
He is small, a lightweight carrier. "all
hot sand and ginger unit for the
saddle, unless it, is the saddle Of .
lightweight jockey. and is fit for
nothing but gambling. Ii crossed with
i bold-blooded horse Of good bone
and size good saddle or carriage
horse may be obtained. but there is
no longer any demand for the thor
oughbred race horse in peace or in
war.
The telephone or wireless telegraph
with the motorcycle or the automobile
will call and bring the doctor much
quicker than the swiftest race horse.
while for courier purposes, in time Of
war or in stress OF battle. the tele-
phone and wireless telegraph, to say
nothing OF dying machines. have put
the equine racer hors de combat.
Mr.. Belmont complains that the
"hypocrites" have refused 10 recog-
nize the great good racing was ac-
complishing for the improvement Of
the breed Of horses. II Is only sport
ing men Of the Belmont character that
claim that racing does any good for
the Improvement of the breed II
improves 4 breed-but what
kind 81 breed? Horses doubtless
will long be used for the saddle. FOR
draft On the roads and on farms. or
tor pleasure. but il Il astonishing 70
ses the extent to which motor We
hieles have IN very short lime taken
.he place 81 horses.
Mr.. Belmont has announced that be
viii ship 10 Great Britain four 81 his
Jest iwo-year-oid coils Wen 1T
hem 20 with their jockeys and their
blackleg encourage Farmers and
are importing Clyiesdale
Norman ana Percheron horses. which
lre lar better.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
TIM 10 TIIY.

TAe season has arrived when al
Effectiveness II the city an Il greatly
enhanced III gniy / sefy iiale Is
geuse lid attention. RI planting Il
! climbing r9se i trailing siae rrass
and foasr go VII iehd j ehafn ii
Durham Nf.n.a ] short tine inst
nothing Ell eaH giF
Eiery family ahoaIs A. something
toward inerfaalhg 'he beauty d taelf
promises tfe children should II sg.
sarsFe4 II plaat I'D .aEe al inter.
TT d come gfgaiag fie0er. TT Ill
hes iAiag. als y NJ sgm tolai II !
rity beautiful
Tile eitY taa should 1T III pgIt
IN fii Is TIE po0s Cd cover IT,
epn arsias III, uglines may 81
mimi igea ana fhe mosquito breeding
place III 4 forever
TILE i'm x buds and blossoms Il
coming salitly atd t9W Is he tinp
Is plaat something tha Vii add Il
III baaaty Il every hgn
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
THE tisisL OBSERVER.

These beautiful DIS II spring
brings ID visions D II realised later
81 CLASSY 5sN dolfed Nib beau.
nful TRES. balay bfsaes mingled
win Till fragrance II flowers Nhilf
tae rs here8 a1nEsifts sing 5ssr OH
hesas Wit a inspiration ali TIA
aing nature i jill nps Nea lifs
saems II fise within II. lib NJ i
haoyanfy II ID isls it'll 4 ID lm.
ps,aa foF III Il II Iii and doing
Tha faried seasons q III Year ass
IS naeh iiks IT, changes II our
lives Tie tuans people 1T III ill.,
sprlng II lils. aaa are aTIgw aish
JOYOUS antieiba'i,ns 81 ihe myatlc III.
tagt I'll. older People IT, u TIN
II TIT pa the younger ones ill.,
present and future WI haze III eun.
hfuaa assurance II how rgseale H.
tataff VIII III Sci iti i@be sfuly
knoan that much y III radiance BE-.
pends 1T y0a Nth your flxhl living
and fighi thinking Youth j usually
Ell ambition III nuDier aid higher
ihinss ahd III i pleasure TIT easlIy
surpassed Il bid III faaiies ihes,
l9selY 'iag II oara 85mf h then
ma tumble b9i ne eni9Y she build.
ng list ihs 4sns
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
IN THE GRAND OLD State
PARAGRAPHS PERTAINING TO
PEOPLE AND PLACES IN III.

! The Monroe Journal announces the
marriage of Miss Pointer and Mr.
Bird, Did Miss Pointer point the
! birde
The Commercial National bank oil
4 Charlotte Is having plans made for 4
l2-story building. to cost about
/ $4,000.
Governor kitchin Tuesday PARDON
ed eight conviets. making total OF
about II pardons issued by the gov
lernor in two weeks.
Mr.. ]. II. Ramsey. former post
master III Salisbury. took charge OF
the Office Wednesday, succeeding Mr.
Hobson, who held the Office rs weeks
A fund of sl,4SelT. subscribed BY
citizens Of Winston. has been given
to the family Of John Whitlow. vol
unteer fireman who LOST his life in a
rent Winston fire.
|. NJ. HAWKINS, Of New York, has
purchased 40 acres Of land near
Lenoir. on which there are 1000 an
pie trees. He viii plant the. entire
tract in fruit and cultivate according
10 modern methods.
Solomon shoaf. white, about 10
years OLD, was found dead III the
woods near his home in FORSYTH
county. Tuesday morning. He LETT
home the day before. There we're
no marks ii violence and ii il sup
posed death was due TO natural
causes.
The public building In Henderson,
which i nearing completion. IS said
20 be an attractive one. The Banner
wonders what has become OF the
money appropriated for the erection
Of a handsome public building in
OXFORD
As result of quarrel over q
boundary line. Jen Crook, a young
farmer 81 Monroe township, Union
county. aas shot IN the back Tues
day morning With 4 full load Of bird
shot BY bis neighbor. Charles Hasty. |
Crooks wounds are not serious.
4 mad dog incident might be pick
ed up almost anywhere. but sere Is
one from Winston. A dog belonging
20 negro, running at large. of
course. went mad. BIZ Iittle girl and
a man, killed t. or ~ chickens and
BIZ IS or ii dogs before Il was killed
The Henderson Gold Leaf this
week comes ont under lis new man
ageueni the Gold Leaf Publishing
company. Nth Il y. way. editor and
manager. Mr Way. from the issue
tefore Us. knows the way. and takes
hold with d bold ana steady hand |
Iiere are our best wishes 70 him and
the Cold Leaf NAY both live long
and nrosper
News comes from Rowan county
that woman tied her sleeping hns-
baud 10 the bed. ard then set fire 10
she bundle Probably the fellow de-
served Il. but how rouaf-a woman be |
guilty Of sueh inhuman treatment Of
I defenseless man The Leaksville
Gazette thinks h. Is evidently get
ting the werst or married life. even
tasting the torfures 81 the hereafter.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
THE PEACE MOVEMENT.

There is much interest in diplo-
matte and political circles in Wash
Iiagton concerning i possible peace
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain. a treaty which will
have the potential effect OF an alli-
ance, although Il will not be known
BY that name. President Taft, IN a
recent speech OH the subject OF peace,
said that he thought all questions,
even including questions Of honor,
might be left to an international ar
bitration court, and Earl Gray, min
lister OF foreign affairs for Great
Britain. In recent speech, referred
10 President Taft's speech and spoke
earnestly in favor Of peace treaty
between the two great English speak
Ling nations.
Those who have kept abreast with
current history will remember that
there have been two ~eeent efforts 10
secure ratification o. peace treaties
between Great Britain and this coun-
try, but inasmuch as the final ratifi-
cation must depend upon the senate,
these treaties struck snags in that
body. Some Of those snags were re-
moved on the 4th oil March last, and
ii Il believed now that the treaty will
meet the approval Of the senate and
that Secretary Knox and Ambassador
Bryce are at work III preparation Of
an agreement 10 be submitted to con-
gress. though perhaps not earlier
than the regular session which win
assemble next December There viii
doubtless BIZ more Of less opposition
III the senate d friendly proposals
between this ana the mother country
but, is remarked, some d the snags
have been removed.
senator Root, of New York, who il
chairman. 81 the Carnegie peace
for which ten millions q
dollars we're recently donated BY Mr.
Carnegie. vii doubtless do everything
ii his power ii the senate to promote
this peace entente. He was seere-
,ary Of state during the second Roose-
selt administration, and be i closely
ii touch with pacific and philan-
,hropIc endeayor Mr. Carnegie has
said that II two great nations like this
country and England could reach al
agreement 70 submit all questions,
even those involving honor. 70 an ~
bitrason court Il would not b. long
before the other powerful nations
would fall into line.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
S,llednIe.

y. II. These asutss are puuslsaef a
iLfoFasAfi9n and arr pct snafRnttsf
for isAlesgA, ssima ana Gol6zbefa. -.
nectinx WITH A. q. + trains seisf
north az Stima. Ill Goidsoofo vita Al
q y train for Win nNtoa. AlsQ Wit
Norfolk southern train tor New NsiA
AeFsheaa City And Beaufort. This isslal
Greensboro 70 Raleigh.
ltsz q. M No. 81 enffhoanf -
Raleigh selma ard Gol1nboru. eonassis
lax a. selma wfth A. q 4. trains nertl
I. trasns for WiimiHKtens also wE.t
norfolk NoatheFn train Tor New sra
Mprsheed City ard fseanf8FH
lsaieikh. selma and Calds6ofs. 60
necsinE q selma With 4. G. !. sraa
bore wish 4: 9. l. trains uofts fa'l
siJ =. rs. No til. wssthoenf q
nna0f1S crnnecsiaE With man
trains teth north and south. Ala* III
Asheysae and Knoxville. RalisAs
Sleeping Car handled an thin trails
tween Raleigh and Gretnehuag 81
epsn e. raleigh Tor eccapaAcy u :
n ;. nj NJ. u wsr,boand lira
train fFufa s5oldnborD4 Dnfhasa q Al
vile. Handles Nonfhsrn IlailuaF Isf1
lDf csr. u9iaabcFo 20 &shesiile
meets a Greensboro with main I'D
trains north and south.
bes p m. Ne. isD. wesihoars ~
Sleeper from 1aleishs Dsfham Il "a
tAntas Connects At 6feebstafn
main iine trains for the nafth -
.?eth. also for AshsvslIs. knossilis -
$40 D M. 10. ifs arrives paFtaa..
keysyilia. Makes Ali iceaI intern Alsie
s.ee .. ~ NJ. i7s Leaves naftsaI
aAits except sunday for he8s2issl
hlehn9nd. Makes all local iaisfmea
IL 10 : N. No. io5 Arrives pufhsnl
daily, from keynylile. ana ls4Fss
Tor kaInlgh. Makes All local intsfAs
alase s,oi.s Takes ~ eohneetl,sn
Rssssans s re Ne sa.eh ,,.s I'M
1.ss D. m. No. Ifs, daily. arriss
Durham from HHleiEh, ard fesNA
.eV y m Tor kessvi.la. Malt
s..,sn.,,i inse : s,eps pts
has been changed 20 leave NFSs4Al
tlss D. m: arrive RICHMOND. sus VI
segcdule OF tyalnn between ntlN
and Henderson. ~ q. adjusted q ~
connection With the foregoing to-
Local trains ros. 10 ana 10 bstwss,l
ltlchmgnd and NoseleY. ah1 Nee
ena lis between ktysvilie hna
ham discoutlnnsd ana paassnEefs
not be handled ..sefeaftar On IT,
trains Nos. " and ~ between -
chester and keysyiiit nor on nlt
trains Nos sfl, gg1, t1t. and IL
tween ksyaville and Durham -
:, bncrite SANG date. october Z
the following other changes On ~
m9ut Division were slaO made
no. leave Danvilis BIB q. M ~
+ vile flfs a. no, and arrive. W.hg,o
100 D. NJ. VIII make all local s.,,
panylIls 20 Kaysyille. aleo. stop ~
herflu and BurkeYfile and further w
A. points east ~ keyasiiie 10 dieehes
passcngers from noints west thefs
10. Leave panvllle a.os
keysv!ile sssl .. ma and efris. -
For further Information call n
southern Railway tiokst agent "
w chnr. w.H vsnsEtl.
Gen. frrs. Agent. Tray. Pass
y. wy';w;d'SsG'SssS H. e sy'ss ss 4isIa Y
nr4G0A - =
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
Two Victims OF
Lamp Explosion

wadesbo-o. March Is. Thursday
night, Al the home or Mr. X. priiehard
~ Olive Branch. Union county. where
there Was q gathering 81 young peo-
pie. Miss Grace Raaconi. aged ~,
daughter 81 Mr. II. r, Baueonl. and
Miss Wilma Dawn. aged 81. daughter
81 Rev G. Dasls. Tere burned 10
death BY the explosions ~ lamp
Miss Baucom and sIixs Davis had
gone into room with another young
lady and were standing before The
mlrrnr 10 arrange their hair. Mas
Baueom took up the lamp 10 move
4 and L exploded In her hand. sasls
rating the clothes Of both young
ladies with oil. which Immediately
caught o. fra They inhaled the
flames nnd both Of them died Friday
morning shout seven O'Clock. The a.
lermenf took place ~ Ulisp Hranch
church to-day 81 2 O'Clock.
Miss Bane0m ii nleee 81 Msssrs
II. y and 4. L. Allen. Of wadtsbafo.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
The FLORIDA BEACH RACES
THE GREAT AUTOMOBILE RACE
MEET An JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 27--The
opening day Of the great automobile
race meeting on the Atlantic-Pabio
Beach course near this city finds
Jacksonville thronged with the cream
! of the motoring talent Of America
and Europe, together with the large
crowd OF visitors naturally attracted
to the first Blk race meeting OF the
year
The arrangements made by the
jacksonville Motor club for the four
days meet are OF the most perfect
and elaborate character and every
indication points to one OF the most
successful events In the history Of
automobile racing iii this country.
The cars which are 10 vie for su-
premacy over the great natural
speedway represent the best known
American and foreign makes and I'M
clude the Knox. Darracq. Benz. Case.
Marquette-Isuick. Lozier. Mercedes,
HerreschoG. Fiat, Simplex and Mar
mon.
Today's program calls for the fol-
lowing events:
Record trials from one kilomctter,
TO half-mile. Free for all cars, fly
ing start No trial for cars Of a
speed less than rs miles an hour
Fiye-mile open race. Free for all
cars.
Twenty-mile open race Cars 600
cubic inches Of less.
Ten-mile free-for-all handicap.
One hnndred-miIc race. Cars COO
cubic inches on less.
One hour race. Cars 30i 70 4s0
cubic inches.
One hour race. Cars 2sl to 800
cubic inches.
One hour race. Cars i6I to 2aO5
cubic inches
One hour rare. Cars lG0 cubic
inches or under.
Fire-mile beach championship
amateur race For registered anna
Tours only Free Tor all cars.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
NORFOLK SOUTHERN Il. n.
Change OF Schedule, Beaufort bis,
Effective Sunday. january 20. ,

Change OF Schedule, Beaufort DiS,,
4 Effective Sunday. january 20. /,
Effective Sunday. January n
schedule OF Night Express win
changed. Train 16 will leuye GoI
! boros at 1915 D. M, leave Klps
lilo D. M, leave New Bern AT II
d. m. and arrive Washington ii }
4. M, arrive Norfolk s q. M.
Train Is will leave Washington
$50 q. M, arrive New Bern Ill /
a. m. leave New Bern at 40 a
arrive Kinston 5.2S a. m, arr
Goldsboro at go a. IN.
Eastbound train No. liz leayl
Goldsboro 1t 1915 p. M, will rece
connections from the Southern II,
way and A. G. L.. from the north !
south.
Westbound train Is will conn
at Goldsboro with the Southern II,
way westbound, and with the i
L. north and southbound.
Elective same date train M
will leave New Bern at 5.e5 b.
leave Kinston AZ s.i5 p, M, and
rive Goldsboro 1T 7.45 D. m.
Under this new schedule pass,
gers may make direct connection
Goldsboro with all lines without |,
over.
The schedule OF the Night Expsl
trains Nos. and s. carrying ii
man Sleeping cars between Mort
and Raleigh. via Washington, Gre,
vile and Wilson. will remain Is
present.
W. W. CRoxToN,
General Passenger Agent
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
Governor Appoints
An Additional Clerk

Raleigh. March Governor
kltchip has made Bis appointment of
an additional clerk Tor the executive
department. ne appolntee. / young
man from Eastern Carolina. expect.
Ink % report for duty Monda,
This appointment a under authority
% Al ct 81 the legislature witch
has made Il possible FOR Miss Travis
etcnographcr % the governor Il dIs
continue service 70 the adiutant gen.
efal and move her desk into The
executive department. with salary ri.
ereasea 70 ST 600 and for Adiu,ant
General l.einsser to engage thu ser
vices of Miss Ethel wynne ~ sten.
0Eppher. At $50 per month
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
Ncee.sIly q Parl, Go,eralnent.

Fayetteville Observer,
In q government such as ours.
where fhe people are endowed with
sovereignty, political parties are in
dispensable They supply an organ
iged lighting force on one or the
other side % at questions affecting
TIM general welfare Rings and ma
enines often gst hold 81 the party Or
garizations. and only too frequently
suppress the real vice Of the people
81 electing disloyal 81 dishonest uIi-
GERS. Bat voc 10 that community
where the machines Ct the two
parties pool their differences and
Unite IN i common primary, look
olt then. indeed. iof treason, strate.
geias and spoils.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.
Route Of The
might Express

Travel BY Raleigh luulon s;ato
aud Norfolk Southern Railroad.
aud from all points ID Eastern Sol
Carolina.
lseheduIe IN effect January -
The following schedule figures 3
llshed as information only and az 4
guaranteed.
Trains Leave Raleigh.
9:is b. m.. daily Night Express
Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk
si5 a. ~. daily For Wilson. Wasl
Ington and Norfolk. parlor car 4
tween New Bern and Norfolk.
els !. d. daily. except Sunday 4
New Bern Via Chocowinlty.
800 >. ii. daily. exeep; sunday. 4
Washington.
Trains arrive Raleigh.
100 a m. dalIy--ii 20 a, u. dali
except Sunday. and 500 ,. m dallY.
Trains Leave Gsldshore.
1915 d m. daily Night ExpFesl
Pullman sleeping car Cor Norfolk. ]
Sew'neru.
tbs a. N, daily. for Beaufort II
Norfolk. paFlor car between 81
Bern and NorgoIR.
$40 D. IN. daily. for New Der
Oriental and Beaufort.
For further Information and reasi
satlons of Pullman sleeping =
space, apply 10 u. VI Conn. 81 h. 4
Raleigh.
W. r. HUDSON.
General supt
W. W. cRoxTON
General Pass So;
Norfolk. Va
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
Whiclsard i QHl.iIi,e.

GfeenFille Reflector
Orr good tgssnd Archibald Johnson.
81 Charity and Children. says the
present ~anhoubled aud ilmitsess
things. speaking 81 ladies' bats. are
q 'Ielnsion and i snare A. ! snare
they catch many pretty feminine
faep. and many ! male i caught nm
der them io0.-Durham Sun.
ne easy. Jim. ard tell aa when yon
we're caught under 0ue.
t1'his morning. before ieft home
and d pretty. black-eyed glfl tripped
on ID school Can you say III much
ID. SUM-
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-28
rhc seller u Liquor j. CLASSIFIED.

MWMTUe ENQUIRER
Judge Alien pitts The ran who
saiis llaapr II tie list q haa citizens,
and Ii * right Time va. said
Judge Alien II BIZ charge q she
grand jury last Monday, when fairly
GOOD citizens sold liquor. bit uader
present conditions to more .xfapt 3
bid man engages III the safe d
LIQUOR" There i no dunbt about toe
attitude Or Judge Allen on the liquor
question. He i against 4 good and
haf1.