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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1912-05-22

and gold, yellow roses and
ferns being used in profusion.
The POSTMASTER was Lester
Shields Parson of the class of
1905, The toasts were respond
ed to by the following guests
at the banquet: To Wise Coun,
ty and Education by Supt.
Hillman; To School Board by
j. p. Wolfe; To Glass of 1912
by Sam Nickels; 70 Faculty by
Miss Irma Orr; To Roll by
Glasses by Secretary; To Alum
nj by Myrtle Cawood; To Our
School by IL. IL. Young.
The delicious menu served by
colored walters consisted of
tomatoes with mayonnaise,
chicken salad ,pimento and but.
ter sandwiches, deviled eggs,
olives, pickles, ice cream in IN,
dividual molds in the form of
,callaliles and pineapples, two
kinds of cake, nuts and candy
The roll call of the alumni
and other invited guests pres
ent at the banquet was as fol-
lows: Lester Shilds Parsons,
Eliza Fleenor Bolts, Flora
Bruce, Juliet Mathews Taylor,
Margaret Bullitt, Retta Thomp
son, Josh Bullitt, GLADYS
Wolfe, Myrtle Cawood, Olga
Horton, Sam Nickels, Ruby
Kemper, Glessie Gilly, Ollie
Kelly, Henry Mccormick;
Misses Orr, Garter, Morris,
Saunders and Pierce of the
faculty, Prof. and Mrs. II. ii
Young, MIR. and Mrs. j. p.
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
II. Reader, Supt. j. n. Hiliman.
Miss Pearl Mann, MIR. Macon
and DR.. Bell.
There were no poles discov-
cred in our early youth, but it
gladdens us to reflect that the
kids of today have more geo
gfaphy to study than we had
Norton News.
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A special car off this Carolina.
Clinchfieid and Ohio arrived in
the city last night from Joha-
son City over the CIinch Valley,
by way of ST. Paul. The car
bore forty one old soldiers from
the Old Sold;ers' Home at john
son City enroute 30 the north
where they will spend che sum
Iner. Blue:ieid Telegraph,
siay ii.
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sic giniieoler ser tbebaiiden 8iiite
nift piel meniger beieiien baben, ols
nomit iib Sbr Serr 8ater in ben
lebten 2%ebensiabren begniigte, Sas
ein5ig pirfli6 pertpole ieines 0a9-
loiies mar Die gibliotbef, nno bier
bobe ib mir erloubt, BON Sbrem
Outrage ob5umei6en. Sic battcn
heItimmt, BOB Ser @eiammtertras
oen Mrmen oes airdipiels 81 CUTE
fommen ioae, 5uglei61 ooB Der Na9<
folger Sbres @errn 8aters fir Dos,
mas linn etma bon Ben 8u6ern an
Itiinoe, ieinen eieenen 8reis MAIDEN
oirfe, IN Der goraus lesung obne
3meifel, Ser Serr tperoe nit Der no-
tigen Obstruction bon oieier 8ergiln
Itieung @ebrauh MAIDEN. Oobon
aber mor BEL Baltor Selnmel nibt
sic Geoe. gr glaubte i'm 8obr gu
,ten; er monte nidt MIR Die belten
er luonte ale Bfeifen idneioen uno
lpomoglif umionIt. Mit einenl
@orte:: Sbre beioen abiidten maren
nidt gu pereir1igen, uno % ib mol
riftig onnabm, bob Sbnen Die Dir
men flaber on1 Screen liegen Mir
sen ols ser SEER 3altor, obglei6 er
piel @eiens bon Ser Snti1nttat
uahte, Die ouf Der llniperIitat nno,
iea claude, idon auf Der S6ufe 5ipl-
iden Sbnen beltanoen boben ioll,
1obe id NIT @usnabme einiger I'M
6eoeutenoeren Sa6enz Die id ibm
~loiien muBte, oas iibrise elmer re-
lpeftoblen antiquariiden Sirmo an-
qebotcn nit melder id nod emit
gem Sim uno 8%erbanoeln etnt9
tpuroe. @ir baden, mie i6 Sbren
lhrieb, elm tiidtiees 5tiif @elo Der.
ousgeldIosen, uno menn sic nit
mir 10 sufrieom iino, mie Die &am-
miner MrmerL brou6e id mid Der
ausfiibrung meines Wanoats ntbt
s1 ldamen.
(GortIebuna foIgt.)
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!.
emilio @asques Come;

emilio 8asque5 @ome5, DER
Hopiioriide HrGiibent BON Werifo,
1T 8uriideefebrt. Gr iagt, er babe
Noerifo uerIoiien, UNI uneintgfeit
uuter ben .9efreiern~ 81 perbiitell
uno bebauptet. anbduger Meaoero's
hGtten ieine Mntpelenbeit in Suore5
6n8u bennst, UNI ourd aaerlei SSn-
triauen 3pietraht unter ben Ute.
polutionGfen berpor8urpfen. Nad
onoeru Nadridten bat i'm Oro5co
oireft ausaemieien. gs ideint, als
meun alle Die Mitteilungen, bic
BON {einen ginberitanonis nit BEN
sebeIIenfiibrer uno BON oelien bret.
tenn Wunih, bob er nod Suare5
fou,me, 3u er5dblen mnbten ntd)t
mabr getpeien ieien.
Dos Yroeramm fir ben Auss
flua Der Soldiers ano Manufactu'
rinq 2eogue" nod grownspile.
Ser am 81, %. un6 %. Wfai Dor
iif qeben 1oI, lit iest feitgelteat.
Ger 8us iuir6 am 81. Mai, NOR
qers Inn balb adt ubr, bon bier
obfohren. am eriten Sag miro
man aenmeop. Galfurrias, altce
utrb Mobertion beiuden, am 5fuet-
ten Gag Miiiion uno groipnspllle
lt1b am oritten Sag Corpus GbriitI.
Stud tpiro man an uerihieoenen
Drfeu auf BEN Wege fllr5e Belt
berlpeiIen, am ldngiten in Weree+
see, gan Wenito uno aiigspide-
mie bas aomite, oas Die fiir
Grbolhanq Der uGair~ notigen S75.-
COO ouf6ringen min, beridtet, jino
auei DritteI Der Snmme berests
unterSeihnet.
Sr benz often 6rend Gebdlts
Be an Ser Main 1la5o ertftano
heute Msorgen, gegen | ubr,
notwithstanding ourH oas SpIele'i
pon Staten nit StreidbOlaern, EN-
syeuer. bas elmer Sdaoen BON
1900 Big $4,000 anridtete. gos
He,,er broh IN ben Qagerrauuieii
Ser goobmm @rocerp Gornpanp
unb : Der @nensportb.ear
Groderp COMPANY aus. Us ldaerle
bert cine groBe Wenge 5ipel
prittel @agenIabung ofreid,-
bSIaer. Dieiey eerieie1 in grdao
ruo es itien cine 3eitlang 10, aus
menn bos son5e @ebaroe 5erltort
iDerben miirbe.
Sf benz Crescent ManOelbll'
0ers4beater an Der Oit,9oulton
@frse geriet uabreno Der Worliel-
luna am Sonntos nadmittag cine
Moie ,GiIms" in Brand. @ladl'pef
Weiie fam es su feiner Tanit, aud)
iDur Ser anecrihtete Wdterialida'
ben nur gering, nnr rnnBse Ole
goriteuuna mebrere Stunoen ua.
terbroden meroen. Der Operator
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Lokales.
apnsert oes geetboDem-M auncr-
fhprs.


gamitag obeno CAB Der geetbo-
ren-Mannerdor Elm aon5ert. oas
lebte in oieier Soiion, nit benz er
nod einlnal orbentlid @bre eln5ula-
gen benlubt mar mo ollb einleg.
te. Das Gan Qntonio Spmpbonle-
Grdeitcr mirfte nit nno ipielte Ell
uiqe Ser Stiide, Die es in ieit1enl
neuIiden aon5ert gelpielt bate:
Die munoerbiiblhe Melooie fir Die
@=5aite bon Bad, Die rei5enbe Sc
rennoe BON 8apon uno Die nelltd)
bereits ~ermabnten bret Sdn5e boil
Carl Sabn. 9iele Ean5e lino oil
serit geiitreide 3ompoiitioncn, i'll
oenen oie @biidten oes aomponl-
item in elmer bDdlt o~rlgtnele'
Weiie gum Musorud fomlnen. @e-
ipielt murben alle Orhelternltllts
1nern por5iiglid).
0om Carl @o6n fam an oemlel.
ben Mbeub nod cine anoere &onnpo-
iition sur M%uffiibrllns, oSn Mutter-
Iieb'", Die er 9errn 6. S. Mueaer
aemiomet Dot. Gieier iung onb oas
Solo, Die 9erren s. Seniel, s..
golte, 6. gteues unb @. 9oebnert
beqIeitcten i'm, nit iogenanntel
,Brummitimmcn~ uno Der Gbor
lana Ben Mefrain. Die aompoiitton
If aa,,5 einfob, i'm golfston ee-
bolten, cine iebr blbi6e onlpreten-
Sc Melooie, init duberit fpirfungs-
po0em g%1orciniab. Sour Ole
,8rummitimmerr" : gesleitung bot
inns midt gefal1en, iie itimmt, nad)
unierer Meiniing, nidt nit Dem
3arafter Ser aompoiition iibere:,l
uno mirft in Dem einfa6en, BOLTS
tamliden 2ieo pie etpds @efiinltsl
teS.
MuBer oieler Summer ians Der
? .geetbopen~ aud nod See Gu
r~ueraoen" bon 5. Wengert, eine
bibfde pffeftpole &ompoiitiong Die
milant porgetragen puroe, tat-
idhIid 10 gut poreetragen mnroe,
toB 6as Ynblifum ItiimiIh nab
elmer 3ugabe perlangte. anh mad
gortraa oes Sabn'iden 2ieoes
muBtel Solilten uno @hpr lid 5ur
Nieoerbolilng ocs einen Berries Der
fteben.
6err ISN'T. Marr ipielte Elm 60
10 aug WafIenet's Sper nSbats"
un6 errang natirlid einen imnen-
len WeifaG. Der Stern Oes @benos
mar aber unofpeifelbaft Die Sange-
rim, ssrau GoIombati o'Mcugna. Die
Game beiist einen mBeroroentlid
idyonem, pollen uno flangreiden
Mse5so-g opran uno lit babel bril-
liant geidi1t. Sic iamg bic Sbo=
mas'ide Mrie n4ennif gu oas
2ano", sic aompofition oes Goethe
ifen 2ieoes Sur, tter bic Sebn=
iuht fennt", BON Tihaifowsfi uno
oie ,Gequioida" aus gi5et's Cor
men unb rib oas Eublifum form
lid bin. Simmer mieoer mllBte tie
erideinen uno 3~ugaben linge1- US
mar elm GROCER, aber molperoie1tef
grfolg.
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SIN 2mftidiff.

Srotenb alien Sturm NIB @iuh,
JIiegt man fanfenh beute;
Mit benz 2nftihiff pfcilseidapinb,
ttnb lit, e1' man TM befinnt
Muf In 1p9er @eite.
Mah bem @plfem lit a 6alS
limb ihmebt iiber 8ersen;
1lmten liegcn Staht unb @alh,
Sn ioldb' iuinsiger 0eftalt,
@ie betupbnt BON 3persen.
llto bod bier aud TT ber 91b'
an bem Metberineer,
Wsabnt. ipeldJ' Munber ntam aud feb'
llnb hes Snrits= mnb 6mnsersz Web
Nm bic Grbeniduere.
Sod Sum glide baben tuir,
9ieies nidt ucrgciien;
limb mir baben nit uns bier,
llmier idJ1nes 2pne Star Bier,
ltmb and iuaS sum efen.
ltnb 10 in Der 2iiftc 3eiG,
Wirh cs mpbl nnS mtunben;
Senn elm 8ier, baE nieien sletd1
Sp an Wsals nnh Sppfen retdD,
@ir6 nift leidJt sefmtSeit.
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soo ,id6 5d,n1ershoftc 8ronomunoerl

5og lid itmer5bofte 9ronowunoer
an ben @rnlen uno int @eiidt gu.
Sm Sitter BON 81 Sobren
itarb Srau Marearetbe 5ailer, cine
befannte oeutibe 8elpobnerin unle=
ter Stoot. Sic fanl Dor 20 Sabren
bierber nno bat ieitbem bier sc.
mobnt. Sic NOR eill Wtitglieo Der
2ouile Sdiise-2oge Ser Sermanns-
iobne. Sic 6interlabt 5lpei Sobnc,
SO. 81. uno 6. g. Duff.
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aein aaIpmleI mStia.

0os i61oIide uno ntangenebme
ginnebmen bon &alomel lit nnnotIg
oeporoen ourd Simmons 2iper
8urifier", oie befannte miloe 2eber-
Weoisi1t, sic ober einen griinolihet
gffeft er5ielt. 9sur in gelben gleb.
idafteln berpatt. 8reis 25e. GIN
nal periudt, inlfner aebrauht.
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(gortiebnna foIot.)
Gr mil bei ieinen nsdwei6nen" 6c
grabem ieim.

vi lutu utt lttNtW USu'petD"S" "
grabem ieim.
Cine 4urioiitat eriten Z GangeS
uno 3ltsleid elm Document Der al
ten oentiden 9reue, 8teoerfeit un5
8eideioenbeit lit folgenoer 8riet
cen Dor nunmebr $50 Sabren ein
anbaltinii1er 5orlter 50. in &eblen
il Mnbalt-D eiiau auf Dem Sterbe-
bett an ieinen Ser8og i6rieb. Mit
ieiner ungefiigen 9ase uno ieinem
nnsefiieen @eiit idrieb er alto:
Got itraf mid Dur6laugt, es
ideint mer ais nern mid Der Delt-
bel balo boblen I'M iu mcibnen Bat
tern feriammeln muae, nab &c OBJ
fen &nogen iuuaen of e nal rilbE
banll MIR taubren mid meitle
S6peine I'm iie turglaust, Die tlant-
li6 Die ihmeile mdbren nift inittef
10 quo abgeipabrt wabrel, i6 bobbe
ho6I mid Der Deubel lc lieber ge-
fot als meme Sinner, uno otb tie
9urelaugt, Den Der Heitgen bonn
mer mebr gbre uno Strobe gen1ost
als mie sc 8dneels, I'm ban mer III
meinem laben MIDI geergert, gb-
tbel bar inaugural nod fliinfer tpie
ib batte mol mum lie gelorno, Dob
tom nur niidt bolfen, id mnB ut I'M
oerfun. I'm oa mil id aud fpies
eff guten 4riidoen 5e5ibmt mel
Souid geltenen, i'd tanf lie fer oble
anatte uno oaB iie eetublt met mar
qblen Mann gebatt ban I'm tbrn
+. mebr nod DC ldtte Gre an, I'M
lalden iie mid, mo- ih biegebere in
2lia Bel meme Sdmeibne %begraben,
ih maj MIDI Mn @otteraher bel
Sen gobel, Ser be ute @aioefuniht
Md ferItebt ligcn, I'M bon Shubl.
meter ieinen aiiben I'm Shotfen
~benabren loiien, nun @ott gefoblen,
ie mdbren mongmal nog an ablen
%. tanfen. ih babs immergut mt
ie I'm Sbreu Sdmeinen eemebnt,
i6 babe ie i'm reolig setbint I'm
ferdte mid hid form Totte tpte on
bert Solrspatter Ole nabrs 8elo
udbmen III Iidn 3eubel Inn Die
ottle @oft befumnlern. Mebr nab
ten ia i6bn, mics tort ansl1ebt
an lie6Iten iuare mers fraulib mems
tort lhiucibne ge, oas mer mas 81
tbun hdtte, oe1rn mer fam ood MD
gaa III Magt banelug lingcn, ut
bobbe eff NAL geebrt, oas Be Dfehre
o. Ell eiuig Iaben bitten uno men1t
oas is, 10 miiien meine lteben
Shweibne oben abn IN Simmel
Ite6n uno wenn Tie Derglnugt eb
NAL ongemadelt fummen, &c freubt
fih balb ootte SIR abler Serlter
S. Ser 9ur6loudt muB oas
sdriftItud piel 9laiiier gerladt
baben. Sc nuroe iogar peroHent.
Iidt. l1no ga Ser !Ser5og lonlt
aud iebr pieI auf ieinen uablen
Seriter So" belt, 10 iubr er nod
Dor Dem Sini6eioen beg alien alla-
ben All inn uno periprah ibnL
ieinen @unid be8iiglid ieiner lee-
ten @ubeItdtte 81 erfiiaen. er muir
Sc Damn aud I'M @iloihmeinsparf
lin aua" begraben. Gin ldmaler
9enfItein ion beute nod bort ltepefl.
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9ebrer aeimdt.

Sir oie bielige Sermanns-S obne
Serienlfule rperoen ilebrere Sebrer
geiuht. Mpplifationen niht ipater
ais Bis gum %. Mui 81 ridten on
Bruno Namidiit,
POI Sbarer StroBe,
Gan @ntonio, Seros.
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@as seramer Iieben

lift elm fernfges, robuites 2ebeh.
nod Sugb SaGman BON San Mn-
tonic. CT ihreibt: a@ir erfennen.
BOB Or. Sings Stem 2ife Blas
neues 2eben uno neiie> @nergle IL
cine 8erIon bringen. Weine Sroa
lno id balten iie fir Die beltet
9iaen.~ ausgeaeidnet fir Wasen
3eber ODER geieren Storungen. zoe
in alien Mpotbefen.
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Yr1mtem>CTerte
Gin perie,lae al, mniere SremnSe.

On es ams nmmagidJ lit, aa Stfrtte nno Counties bs Saahs
omrd Neienoe bearbetem sn laIen, muRten mir amf anSere Wntel CUR i'm.
mer grDferem @er6reinms nnieres @fattes inmen unS ar fnS 81 om
GntdInf gefonmen, annebmbare 4ramten fir mene M6onnenten, bic ans
einseididt mrbea, ams5ueken.
@r plamen mdt Die geranialtnng zines iosemanHten 8omhies, mh
er 6i ensliiden 3eitnnsen ablid ii, iomoern mir moaem oard Ins5ablans
elmer li6eralen SummiRium 6reiuilise aniuer6en, bic pine beomoere Na.
6e mnb Infrengans hb cine @e6eneinmabme SIT peribaffen tuaniden.
gu bidem 3mefe offerieren imr fit ieben Sabresabonnenten ems
aommiRtom pon 4, eimem 9ollar. 9s Budenbdt Der r6reie
BreRe fir seeas" foht So per Sa9r. @esen Ginienbnns non $1OO mer.
Slit 10 Mb0nntntan ent Grtra yrduit uon $3.50 it yar.
Slit Ii Abpnnenttn enf Grtra yrdnie uon $3.75 In Saar.
Slit 20 Nbonatnten cine Grtra yrdnie pn $500 it Saar.
Slit Is 4bDnntnten tne Grta yrdnit pDn s6.25 III yam.
Slit nt5r a5 Is 4bpnaentea cine Grra= Yrdnit ppn S. III gaar.
Silt nebr a5 50 MbDnntntea cine G%rttaptimie pDn SIG III Sar.
Ser goridlas 1T einfab nnS beraanSid eenns. @er eimem neaen
a6unnenteu Der smr 3t ndt sesr Der u5reie greHe" it, &c.
Eminnt, foaeftert $500. erbGlt, rdp. behalf bauun einen Collar nnb ididt
ben anberem 9oQar nit Der senanen aorehe bs gefeaers Elm. Nuftroem
ibt aber amd nod cine grna 9ramie in Mnsfd, fails Die GAIL pn
sen Mbonnenten pber barber erreidt mro, Smie Ggtra=Sramte iH-
ben wr Ben basu 8eredtsten ou nnrer Office aus brett.
Die liter semade Dffrte lit fir SeOen int meten @e6iee oes staa,
ties pHen. Sober fam id ouran beteasen. @r biehn mnr 8aarpreife
an, mil @eb INNER iinen @ert fat nnb Sober oaiar anidaffn nnb TAU.
fem fam, mas er aeraoe bramdt
Mae, bic ppa bider Dfferte @cbramd MAIDEN 'nmb nnter ben oba
seieaten Yebingnnsen N6pnnenten fit bic u5ree 8rehe fir SeraS" Jam.
meln wuaen, fmo gebeten, Fb init tins nnbersngid in gerbiuSnug 81
iekeu, oamit mir linen etuaise aewHnidte aasfabrfidere Amsfuaft ertei-
fen fSnnen. Die nnitnns s6t Sen sdaeaern brett bon nnisrer Of
flee 81.
uTree Yrede fir sqas".
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Gnt(ebiat.

Stuoenten (oie NIT eihem be.
trunfenen Sreunoe ein 9anslotal
auflu6en): ullnier 5reuno 1T I'M
gegriff. ein8uidlafel liebe Srap,
fonnen mir ben 10 lonae IN Ser @ar-
herobe obqeben 2"
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Wetantnrpboie.

@oit: ~Sriiber bieB SIR @aithof
bod Rum 3amm", marum lest NIT
einem Malc .8um 0rafen9"
@irt: Sd babe mid in5fptiher
p%erbeiratetl"
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4inbermnno

Mutter (nadoem lie ben @ogelli
g,,tter bingeitreut bait: Die ar,
men 9ier6en ipagen ii6 ia gar nidt
herani"
aotte: ngas limo ae'uib peridam-
te Mrme. Wtltttl!"
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@eindlt.

Gin eebrcr nit Samilie fir Die
9Ium's S6ule. Ser Deutid nno
Gnalilh unterrihten fam. 8ebalt
$500 per Monat, fir 9 WsOnate
Sdule. NGbcrcs bel 6. 3oie, 81. VI.
go. 1, Seguin, Seros.
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= 3u bod binaus wonen 1T OFT
ser @runo, wnrum monder nidt IN
lie Sobe fommt.
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watl Nn3eieen.
SIR County StemersK sneeter.
9ie ~Sreie Breife" lit ~autoriiier',
Serru J. Frank Gallagher

als aanbibat fir oas Mmt oes Steuers
Solicitors bon 8egar County bel Der
heporitebenben bemofratii9en Yrimdre
ipabl ansufinbiael.
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Die 9pftoren hattem meine ssrau

oSte SDftDren baften ntetite Trah
fertia fir oas SospitaI," ihreibt
Serr Dapio BeGbaum BON @riitol,
Sno. Sic iagten, nidts anoeres
ols cine Operation tonne ibr nod
helfen. Sd borte oann ouf tie na5)
Dem Doftor gu fabren. Sic besanli
CEN Mlpenfrartter gu gebranfen uno
fIblt iett ausee5eidnet. Sic bot
auten Mppetit, idlaft gut uno nimn't
su I'M @emidt. Seine Shldhter-
bonf fir MIDI"
@er fam iaeen, oaB cine Weoi-
ain, Die 10 beItimmte, beilenoe ertot-
ee. er5ieIt, niht iiber benz 8etpobnli,
den itebt2
Wan fraee niht in Mpotbeteil
mad, Dem Mlpenfrdnter. @r lit ooft
nidt gu baben, ionoern miro Dem
0ublifum brett 0nrh Spe5ialagerls
ten aefiefert Die ernannt iino poa
nen giaentiimern, Or. geter Tabr'
men & Cons Co., 1916 80. SoD1e
Mpc. Ghicaqo, Sa.
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Sir uiele S6iffbriidise ani
oem Meere oes 2ebens giebt es MIR
cinen 2ettungsrine - ben CHEERING.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-13
Jur COUNTY, ommiHar Prealnkt 4.

Nte uTrete Frene ut dutortlterI,
1errm Henry Meyer
als &anbioat fir bns Imt BEG gollntbz
aommi5Gr, Brecinft SO. A, i'll Der be-
porite6enben Rriularipabl i'm Suli am
5u5eigen.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
STATES

Omaha's populace, the most praised
man by another portion, and the
most talked about man by all por-
tions. He is denounced by the keep
ers of dives, gambling dens and
"joints" of all kinds; praised by
decent citizens; commended" by the
ministerial union and has been given
vote of thanks and confidence by
the Woman's Club. He is the new
sheriff and has started in to clean up
the town and enforce the laws. Hence
the curses, the praises and the votes
of commentator and confidence.
"a saloonless nation before the
Fourth of July, 1920" is the slogan
suggested by DR.. Francis E. Clark,
founder of the Christian Endeavor
Society.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
Avoiding the Issue

The husband arrived home much
later than usual from the Office" He
took off his boots and stole into the
bedroom. But vain precaution! His
wife began to stir. Quickly the pan
ic-stricken man went to the cradle of
his frst-born and began to rock it
vigorously.
'What are you doing there, Rob-
ert?" queried his wife.
give been sitting here for nearly
two hours trying to get this baby
asleep" he growled.
"Why, Robert, I've got him here in
bed with me-" said his spouse.-Lon-
don Opinion
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
A Joy Cocktail

Mix three chorus girls with as many
men and soak in champagne until
midnight Squeeze into a motor. Add
dash of Joy and a drunken chauffer.
Shave we'll Serve at seventy miles
an hour-Life
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
March IS, 1912

Heidelberg, Germany, they are wide
open. The following are the percent
ages of assaults committed in the two
cities on the different days of the
week:
T F S S M T w
Heidelberg ........5 7 40 10 o
Christiana ........II IS 10 10 II 10 IS
The liquor dealers of Brampton,
Canada, facing municipal local option
election, assert that "the prohibitory
law is killing trade" that "the farmers
will not trade in dry town." etc. All
of which has very familiar sound.
Despite these dismal forebodings, more
farmers are trading in the city and the
merchants were never more prosperous.
The Churches and Moral Reform
Council of Winnepeg, Manitoba, pre-
sented lengthy petition to the gov
eminent, praying for the submission of
the liquor question to popular vote.
A saloonkeeper in Hungary has re-
Gently been fined $3.50 and given three
months in prison for adulterating
liquors with wood alcohol, causing
thereby ffty-nine deaths.
An attorney named Hotter recently
published book with the title, "Vic-
Tins of Drink in Bavaria, the Home of
Beer" in which it is shown by the sta
tistical tables of that country that in
the period 1887-1oo8, there were $3.50
murders committed, 90 per cent of
which were caused by drink. In the
same period there were 2,4o7 cases of
delirium tremens, 1873 fatal accidents
and 1893 suicides In the year 1908,
there were $50 murders, of which I43
were due to alcoholism.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
THE WORLD ARENA

A Russian lumberjack named Pund-
zius, after filling up on liquor in
Montreal, Canada, saloon, froze to
death on his way back to camp. The
local Russian consul brought suit for
$500 damages against the dealer who
sold him the liquor. The divisional
court has just affirmed the finding of
the lower court for the plaintiff and the
saloonist will have to pay.
Additional intelligence from New
Zealand in reference to the recent tenn
perance victory there, is that the four
largest cities in the Dominion, Auck-
land, Dunedin, Christchurch and We'll
lington, all voted "dry" by majorities
from 1852 up.
A strong deputation from the Mon
treal, Canada, w. C. T. U. recently wait
ed upon the Protestant board of school
commissioners and urged the establish
ment of course IN temperance as
compulsory part of the school cur
riculum
o o @
Toronto, Canada, city of 100000,
has only no saloons, and they are COM
PEELED to close at 9 p. m. and remain
closed until 7 a. m.
o o
According to the British statistical re-
port, the amount of alcoholic liquors
consumed in the Empire is as follows
in gallons:
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-03-15
AMONG

In response to a letter from Rev.
Thomas B. Shannon, the superintend-
ent of the Anti-Saloon League in New
Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson has
defined his attitude on the local option
question. The governors reply is as
follows: "I am in favor of local OPP
ton. | am a thorough believer in local
self-government and believe that every
self-governing community which con-
stitutes a social unit should have the
right to control the matter of the regu-
lation or of the withholding of IL
censes."
Temperance people of Massachusetts
are seeking the passage OF a law which
would prohibit the sale of liquor be-
fore eight o'clock in the morning.
Many manufacturers favor such
measure, declaring that there is greater
frequency of accidents when workers
are able to buy drinks before going to
their labor.
Police Judge ]. H. Allen, of Lamar,
Missouri, has been removed from
office by vote of seven to one OF the
CITY council. Aliens alleged leniency to
illegal sellers of liquor, and his forcetul,
if inelegant remarks are responsible.
Mayor Thomas Carlton charged that
Allen conducted the office in an AFRO
CANT. overbearing and insolent manner,
with refusing to issue commitment
napers in a case in which he had lined
a druggist 5000 for selling liquor, and
with having stated publicly that it was
an outrage to assess fines of more than
SIS for liquor violations.
Rev. Sam Small, the Georgia anti
saloon apostle, is making things hum in
California. He spoke recently in Le-
moore, and hundreds stood to endorse
what he said against saloons. He IS
making two speeches day against Cali
fornia's rum joints.
o o
Nothing done by halves in Metcait
county, Kentucky. Every precinct in
the recent election voted "dry.'
o o o
The present indications are that at
the next session of the Pennsylvania
legislature there will be at least two
bills introduced which will interest the
people who are fighting the manu-
facture and sale of liquor. One OF
them is bill to license the social clubs
which conduct sideboard and subject
them to regulations. The other bill is
to do away with treating.