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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
TRY SOLACE AT DIR EXPENSE
Money Back for any case of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Headache
that SOIaCe Fails TO Remeye

SOLACE REMEDY is recent mai;
cal discovery of three German Scient;ot,
that disso1ves Uric A cid CRYSTALS and D..
i6es the Blood. 1t is easy to take, and will
not affect the weakest stomach.
1t is guaranteed under the Pure Foo,
and Drug Law to be absolutely free fror,
opiates or harmful drugs of any discern
ton
SOLAt 3 is pure specific in everv
way, and has been proven beyond CUES
ton to be the surest and quickest reme.
dy for Uric Acid Troubles known 70 mo-
dica1 science, no matter how long stand.
ing. It reaches and removes the root IS
the trouble uric Acid and purifes tho
blood.
THE SOLACE co. of Battle Greek
are Sole U S Agents and have thousand.
of voluntary ties imonial letters which
have been received from grateful people
SOLACE has restored to health. Test.
monial letters. literature and FREE
BOX sent upon request.
R Lee Morris, President of the First
National bank of Chico. Texas, wrote
the solace Company IS follows.
Il want you to send box of solace "a
my father in Memphis, Tenn, for which
| enclose 81 This remedy has been
used by some friends of nine here ana 7
must say its action was wonderful.
''(signed) r. L. Morris"
/ Put up in % and s. 100 boxes.
It's mighty fine to be we'll and
yon can soon be so by taking Solace
mo special treatment schemes or fees
Just SO1aCe Alone does the work.
Write today for free box exc.
SO1aCe Remedy Co. Battle Creek. Mich
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07

thece S. 80 poles to black gum on
ton of the ridge on which the be-
ginning is; thence down with the
said ridge N. 81 degrees E. 60 poles
to the beginning containing 4 Ia
acres more or less.
Second Tract::-Bedinning near the
top of knob at a black oak AND
runs S. SO degrees ". IA poels from
Winnie Hix's black gum corner:
thence N. so DEGREES E. with the
line of W. R. Buchanan Grant No.
1877, 78 poles to locust on rjdde
in J. G.. Loves line: thence w. 20
poles to hickory in line Of said
grant: thence S. 40 degrees w. ~
poles to a small black oak on top Of
the mountain between Little Savan-
nah and Fast Fork Savannah:
thence with the ton Of said NOUN
tain s. So DEGREES F. ~ roles to .
LARGE pine: thence s. 20 DEGREES F.
% poles to Spanish oak: thence s.
~ dedrees F., AZ poles tn a black
oak on ton Of knob. thence F. L
poles tothe BEGINNING containing 1853
acres more or less. including that
norton Of Grant No. 1877 east of
mountain.
Was on the 9Th dav Of Nav 1912
drlv sold nv me in the manner nrn-
vided nv law for the delinquent
taxes for the wear 1911 thereon
amor7ntin6 to three and 27-100 dol
are includind interest. and nenaltv
thereon and the cost allowed hv
lew to !. G.. Love for the said SIM
Of s9.27 hein6 the highest and best
bidder for the same.
And I further certify that miles.
redemption is made Of said real es
tate in the manner provided by lev
the said J. G.. love his heirs am
ASSIGNS will he entitle to ,
deed therefor on and af
ter the 7th dow nf Nav A n. 1915
!; On cr,rrnrlnr Of this certificate 7,
: witness whereof 7 have hnrnunto GO
nv hand this 9Th dav Of Nav. 141
7. W. BUCHANAN. Sheriff.
Whereas. aftar dilieent innuir
no one can be found in the BOSSES
sion OF said proDertv and unon dill
gent inquiry tho nnrson in who's
y name the said land was taxed q
listed cannot be found in Jackso
;. county.
: Now know All men end partic1
| rly Winnie Hix. wife of Sam Hi,
deceased, Mary Watson and hu.
r band, - Watson, and Charli
l. E1ix, heirs at law of Sam Hix, d,
ceased, that the UNDERSIGNED OH
n chased said land OF the 9th dav {
, May 1912, a ID that the same is d.
# scribed AS above and that the sal
i was made for de|ino'lent taxes {
n theSam Hx heirs for the year 1911
y that the time Of redemption will q
y pire on the 9Th 1919, and if tn
} same is not redeemed on or hefor
, that date IS is required by lew It !
; The pJrnoee O. the UNDERSIGNED t
y take ? deed thereto.
: This the 1st> dow January 1of
?. J. c. LOVE, Purchaser
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
CATEECHEE, S. C.

VIII you piaeSe an Olu JachSoii
boy small space in your valuable
paper to reply to an article headed
Mountain Grove" which appeared
in YOUR paper of the oath of Janua-
~, relative to the cotton mills Of
South Carolina?
The writer SAIL he had been
away from the state of North Caro-
Carolina for two months. He must
have made a thorough investigation
of the mills in that time. He said
in the weave shop there was. so
much trash on the floor he could
could not tell one person from an
other, and the boys working in the
card room wore black clothes and
you could not tell what sort they
were when they came out.
The writer of that article evident
ly did not know that there is a law
in this state providing that the mills
be kept in good condition for the
health of the operatives. Had he
known it he surely would not have
put such stuff before the public
1t looks to me as if whoever has
been appointed to look after the
condition of the mills could see as
much as a greenhorn from Noun
tain Grove, and as the law provides
that all mills must be we'll venti-
lated and kept in a healthy condi-
ton the inspectors would soon be
out of job if they allowed such
conditions to prevail in the mills
The floors are kept clean and the
rooms are kept at one temperature
both winter and summer.
AS to the clothing of the hands
hey are not allowed to work il
dirty, filthy clothes.
He also said there were people
! here who had worked in the mills
all their lives and had never seer
I inside of a school house, nor coul,
6 hey tell what state they live in
t nor the time of day by looking OF
Q he face of a watch or clock.
G Did the gentleman in his lon
{ two months stay from old MORT
Carolina go SO far as Columbia
We have asylums for such peopl
: as he describes in the mills an
would be there, were they in thi
; state. They might plow an OK O
;, the hiIlsides around Mountain Grow
! but they certainly could not wor
il the cotton mills.
t Now I have worked in the mill
: for "A years; I have worked my wa
from the picker roo:l 10 Al electric
ian for this company, which is til
Norris Cotton Mill Co., and I hav
never seen such conditions a
your correspondent from Mountai
Grove describes, and do not thin
Ii he did.
The gentleman from Mountai
Grove must all his life have plowe
E All OK or hoed corn with a ma
# took, or shucked corn with a mes
n axe, or dug potatoes with a pitcf
y fork, or was very ignorant as to til
q rules of mill men and the laws
% the state or he would not give til
r public such stuff to feed on. Rl
n perhaps he thought the Journal di
n did not 60 out of Jackson count,
4 | can tell him that the good papt
# does leave Jackson and we are ola
Il Of it, too, if we are ignorant an
!, can't tell what state we live in:
g. good luck to the Journal and all i
h readers. j. S. LEOPARD.
t. NOTICE
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07

The following experiment shove
the value Of fresh air and sunshine
as agencies for the cure Of consump-
ton. Here it is: Twelve rabbits,
all in sood health, were inoculated
with Inc germs Of tuberculosis,
O. the rabbits were turned loose t.
run ia the open air and sun; the
other six were confined in a dark
cellar basement. At the end Of g
given period all the rabbits were
killed. The rabbit that had been
allowed to run wild had nearly re-
covered, only two showing any signs
of the disease. Those that had been
confined in the cellar all had tuber-
culosis.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07

Children should have plenty of
fresh air, good food, exercise, rest
and sleep, They should sleep in
bedrooms with the windows open
both summer and winter, and no
child under twelve years of age
should have less than nine hours of
sound, refreshing sleep. Children
should be taught to be regular in
lheir habits of eating, sleeping and
exercise They should also be taught
habits of personal neatness and
cleanliness. Unless carefully watch
ed they will not wash their faces,
comb their hair or brush their teeth
AS sunshine and air keep plants
and flowers in good, vigorous con-
dition so do these same God given
AGENCIES keep human beings strong
and we'll.
Consumption is a dirty-air dis
ease, and therefore preventable. 1
is also durable if taken in its earlies
stages.
In the near future, a certified cop,
OF an official record Of birth will be
a legal requirement for proof of al
and right to inherit.
A physic is a mighty poor substi
tute for exercise and temperance.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
NOTICE

It is ordered by the Board of
County Commissioners Of jackson
County, n c.
That the petition for laying Of
the Public Road from p. N. Prices
in River Township to the town OF
DiIIsboro being laid off on the san 4
along the River as near as can be
put, will be considered on the first
Monday in March 1913 by said
Board.
Attest:
J. M. WATSON, Chairman
JOHN K. JONES
Clerk to said Board.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-07
FRIDAY FEBRUARY, 7, 1913
DON'T BE AN EASY MARK.

Why do you have a spleen? No
No one knows. The best learned
scientists of the world have come
and gone, and still the riddle of the
spleen remains unsolved. Some
have thought that it's function was
this, and others that it was some
thing else, and so on In a few
cases Of surgical operations it has
been necessary to remove a part or
all Of the spleen and the patient
lived and nothing happened. Hence
why the spleen?
Whether or not we find use for
the spleen this point should be re-
membered. If the worlds greatest
scientists can't tell the use of the
spleen, and if we can get along
about as we'll without it as with it
why do some people break their
necks buying electric belts" OF
magnetic pads" plasters, iDsoles
etc, for what the street falSirs anC
medical fakirs call enlarged spleen,
torpid liver" kidney disease" and
a dozen and one other things tina
no one ever knew he had before
Such swindlers belong to the "golt
brick" class. When such ads 0
fakirs appear it is a good time t
keep your money in your poke
and save your face" Take it from
me, if you bite you lose, and tn
other fellow will set you down a
one Of the original easy marks.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

Die 6eier belhlieBt. AIs Datum
bleibt Der 20. 0ftober beltebeu,, gta-
mems oes 8orltanoes ounft Serr Ben.
Scr Dem ariegerperpiH fir oie Gin
lu0ung 8u Der gl1H3enoen 6eier Oes-
lelben. Gs mur6e baum Ole Ne.
tition onfgenommen, ole Serrn Ben
Der init ais offi5ieaen Delegation nod
ct. 9ouis Ien0en min. Rad elmer
Idngeren, 5utueilen ettDas beftigen
Debate miro nit 80 gegen 10 Stim-
men bel6loiieM Der &etition ltatt gu
qe6en. SEER @alomann, YrdiiOent
Del 8~ereinigten Singer, erbielt 0as
8ort un0 beridtete, bob Die 8ereiI
rigteu Sanger beihloHen bitten, nah
Mount 8ernon 81 geben, Dob Der
Gentralperbano, in Dem ale Die anz
0ereni 8ereine incorpOriert DGreM
nit ben SGngern geben unO Die Der.
anltaltung in Die San0 nebmen ioH-
te. IS murOe ibm befaHHt, gegeben,
6dB Der A@entralperban0 berelts IN.
6felem Gimme belhloHen babe. Die
Serren &oom, @eber, uno Wair
fDlirOen ais 4omite ernannt, nm beim
glciles Board be8iigli6 elmer Snter.
nal = &epenle : 2icen3 @rtunoigun-
Gen ein5u8ieben.
Cine &elolution5 betreffeno ener-
gii9es gintreten fir aagemeines
8ablreft mur0e BON Serrn Saur
eillaebra6t. SEER 8enOer inter
ftiibt uno, Iteat oen 3uiaeantrdg, oaB
0er.@ entralperbano iib nit Der Some
NilIt aiiociation in 8erbinouttg ieB
en- ione. &eiolution unO 3uIaBantrq9
tpur6en. angenommen. Gum S6lulie
er6ieIt Serr SeibolO, Der als @alt
8uge9an mar, oos 8Ort 81 eiHcnI
8oftrag iber @oblredt inn 9iitritt
in6s @rciie-@eiet
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
9sHA6sr GsutraIDsrbanO.

Die Sisung oes 9entraIuerbauoes
am Ieefen Dienstag in 8eBIers Sal
lie mar lebr gut befu6t. lin 8.t5
ubr er6ffnete 8rdiioent 8iegano Die
8erlommlunq uno erteilte Dem e.
fretar oas @ort 3lir 8erleiung oes
8rotofols, melhes angenommen
Duroe. Serr @raff mar gum eriten
0aI ais 9elegat anneien0 uno pnr=
oe pom 8r1liOenten begrilBt. BON
Qrion lag elm Sbreiben Dor. IN Osm
foIgenOe Serren ais 9elegaten ange-
meIOet niiroen. 9Iuguit SdmiOt S.
8eber, 8. Sanolo, Ric. @iegono u
M1tault GttDar3. 6erner ein S6rei
ben pom Deati6en ar~iegerbunO, in
Dem OerleIbe fir Die rege 8eteilignng
0es 0eutIden @entral-8 erbanoes
an Ieinem Stiftingsfeit nerbunocn
nit 6abnentpeibe oanfte; ferner bonn
9eltIhen &gitationstomite fiji
9eutIhlanos 8eteiligung an DER Ha.
mama 8acific Ser Snternationalen
Musitelunq 1915, pelbes ben Gen-
tralperbano aufforOert, 5u @uniten
Ser ausitelung 81 mirfeu uno emo
Iih cine ginlaouug CUR 9enti6en
Gaefeier in @ilmiugton.
Jerner lag cine 8etition Dor, un=
ter3eibnet BON Witglie0ern beg GEN
trail 8erbanoes, 0abinlauteno, Dab
Serr Bender Der Delegation sur @on-
benton in ct. 2ouis 8ugeieHt Ueroe.
@Is @in3eImitglieoer muroen auf-
genonlmen Die @erren George SduB-
Ter, CHARLES 0ies lno @llitaD 8en-
Der.
0as Grcuriionsfomite bert6tet,
oaB Die 8eteiligung Der 9eutiden
1ebr ldtpah getDeien iei, OaB aber elm
oefinitiDer geridt erlt gegeben mer-
Sen fam, tuenn ale 9idets abaerefp
net Doroen lino. 8e3ilgIi6 Der oeut-
iheu Gagfeier muroe geIten6 gemaht,
0nB Der 90. Sftober, Der Gag; Der
fir Die 5eier in Ausiidt geaommen
lit, nidt mebr geeignet tit, Inn cine
SEER i'm 5reien ab3ubalten. Ole
0ebr3abl Der Anpeienbeit fpreden
5id 3u @unlten elmer 5eier in elmer
Sale aus. Gs tpuroe oann erogiils
ttg beidIofieu, ole 6eier in Der 0e-
itaIt gu feiern, Dab Der Geutraluer-
bono cine 9oraoe, menn mogli6, ab-
! b1lt, baum in Mount @ernoH, am
@rabe 8aibingtons eine 6eier Der
nnItaltet uno am Abeno in einerSalle
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

NemtIder Central . @ereim i'm 81.
thrift Columbia. Mortin 8ie-
qauo, 4rGIioent; BoIfgang &udod-
idel, t. gi3e-9rdi. Augult S6miot,
2. 8i3e-$rdi.; Carl ggolf 3. Sl5e-
0fdi. @corae @air, a. 8i5e-@rdi.;
@nt. @iegmonn, s. gi8e-%rdi. gu
lta0e Bender, Sefretdr, @oEgreB
Seigbts; &arl SammeI, S6abmei-
Ifer; Soc 8onorad, 6abnentra8er.
gcrialnmlung am 4. 0ienitag /. 10.
in 1922 Renn. @be.
@etcraAcMDereiH Ses 8teM SGtG'
lions. 8erIammelt lid oaielbit.
0eutider @aiIen6amsDerein, Bra.
li0eut S. S. Shneioer, @m. s. Wteu'
ers, 6efretdr, 1919 Srping Str. N.
%, 9ireftorcn. unO 0elegaten-Ter'
iommlung arn 2. Sonntag /. 80. tn
Der Anitalt.
Branenz SilfSDereim. 6rau g. 8. Bar
tbel, Srdiioentin. 8eriammelt lid am
2. 9onuersta9 i. W., 8 llbr nadm. I'M
Waiienbaus.
Tranen= Nabbereim. Srau s.. QOffIer,
Rrdiibentin. @eriammelt it6 mOnatIth
eenIdB Roti8.
9eltlder Qrie9erbunO D%crinmmeIt
lid ieOen 8. Montag monatli6 in
~ Eenal. MDe.. GelOpebeI SOiepb
Ntair, geo. Ia Sea-StraBe, 0.-@.
Seutih-A meritaniid)er Se@niter'
@ereiW Derinlnmelt lid am !. unO Z.
Wittfuod oeS MonotS im Singer.
buIio 3t4 G-Str. SIS. 9aul @aui6
Gcfretdr, 3418 @romn Str, gt.-8
@ermania Club. Mitttuods un6
5reitags M6enOs III Sbe 2olcfam,
1928 S Str. g. 50. Sefretdr 8m.
s. 03epers. 1919 Srbtng Str, N.@.
GnteI 8rGig @ergmilgungs Ser
cin. Geo. 0tair, Sefretdr. 1881 lite
StraBc. q. 50. 8eriammelt Iih am
2. 9ienstag i. 3d., i'm @oloen Gag
le 0otel. 81. S. Mpe unO 9 Str.
CmfeI 8raiis 0amenDerein. 6rau q.
@a9I, Hrdftoeutin. TerI. it'd am 1.
Mitttpo6 i. 90. i'm 5aufe zines Witgliebs
@rOipeet Sill Gemetcry. Treo.
Snl6of 8r6lioent; @m. MartinL Se-
fretar Ii. 81. 9ridmeooe, S6aBmeiit.
@eri. am 1. 6reitag monatlid in 822
9tc StraBe, %. @.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Weiaaa.1ereine.
M,
w

&ereinigte Singer bUn @aibimgtOm
@rdiioent: Sobn 8alomann; 5efre-
tar 6. 8ede, 40 10. Ctr, g. 6.
@al1iM0tOn G~Gaserbnno. go. 314
s StrnBes 81. 90. albert 2epper,
Nr1iiOent, q. Wrauner, 6efretar, 314
6 Str, ". @. u. Wumpreht, 9iri.
gent. Sinaitunoe ieoen Dienstao.
Sangerbmn6 $ amemDereim- Srnu s..
g. 8artbeI, RrG1. 8erl. ieben 1. uno
8. 9iensta9 i. &c., abenos s lbr, IN obj
gem Qotale.
yriun /. 0einngberein. 1905, 6
5traBc. g. IS. Mug. Shmi0t. 9rd-
lioent. Sobn @eber, Scfretdr,
go. sis, CITE StraBe, 90. 6. Garl
Solcr, 0irigent. DireftorenperIamm-
lung am /. Sonntag nod Dem /.
Mittmod /. Wt. Sin9ltlnoe ieOen
Wittmodl.
9lrium 9amenberein. Srau g. 4rums
te, Hr61. @erI. am 2. Wittipo6 /. 90,
abenOs, in obigem 2ofale.
Germania MGMmerdJOr. 922 9enn.
9lpc. 81. 90. &rdi. SSobn Reiff Ser.
SEQ. Sebaitian, 621 Gait Capitol
StraBe.
gnlil s. Gbriltiani Director. Sc
id1ftsperi. an /. Sonntog i. 3d.,
Singitunoe ieOen Donnerftag unO
5onntaq 9(benO in 1922 $50. Nnc.
ManmerdDr 9amenpereim. Srau 6.
Bauer, 8rdi. @eri. am 1. Sonntag i.
so. in obiqem Qofale.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
eanOsmanni6aftIide uuO lIntsrtuk'
unss . &ereiue.
northumberland.

Sdweiser @ObItitistejsOsreia.
Eral. Sulius GoIoit 11S GeAneie'
glbe, 81. IS. 6. &. Sbwesler, Getre.
tar, 1929 S Str, 81. @.
gsreiu @abem, &lois Aeinbart sc.
frctar, 113 9 StraBe, 9. @.. Der.
Iommelt iid ieoen 2. WtitttDoh i'm
WSonat in 936 4a. Ape., 81. 80.
GdnuGbiider &ranfen . unteritit.
amuasuereia, NihneI Dict. Sefretar,
629 $ Str, q. .. g%eriammIuna am
/. 0ienstag i. SO. in gto.737 7. Ctr
TIattOitIder |ereen. @m. Stir.
mann, Setret1r, tpobnboft in 3aco.
ma @arf. 9%erlammllnlg am |. Don
ncrstag /. 90. in 737 :. Ctr, %. 50
NeIemOarmIt6Oter Hntsrtitan9s.
%ercia. 2ouis Bauer, BrdiiOent.
Sobn Meininger, Sefretdr, $50. 81
u. Strobe, M.-@. @~eriammIung am
3. Mittpod i. 90. in 922 &a. AOe.
Mcbser-llnter tiitunssOerein. 6ris
ScB SefretGr, Care $50. 1920 Gonn.
Mpcnue. 8erIammeIt iib icOen criten
Ticnstag i. 90. IN SEQ. 1922 Nn. MDe
Gulnmbis NraMer . 6ranEea.lIn.
ter itiRMngsDerein. Jran5 @Om, Sc.
Frctar. 1874 22te Ctr. u. 20. Ser.
lanlmlung am 3. Diensta9 /. so. IL
go. 936 ga. glOe., q. W.
0eutIder llnteritItnnSsbynS
DiItrift $50. 40. Sefret1r @nl. San.
nculann. 1916 Mnrion Strabe. u
@. gcriammeIt iih ieOen 4. Mitt'
nod i. %. III 936 Ga. AOc.. u. "
0cMtIdcr llmtcritiituHGsLnnO. 81.
Itrift go. 41O. SeEret1r %Sobu Del.
nillger, SEQ. 81 G-StraBe, 9f.-@.
N%crlaulmeIt iid an /. Yilttuoh lie.
ocu WltS. in 936 Bu. glOe., VI. ".
9entid : Nmerifaniider unter-
Itiibnugs : &erein. gtic. @iegano,
5efret6r. go. S24 Ste Str, S.-@.
9clepbon Main 2999m. @eriomml.
am ,. DienStug i. %. in 737 7. Str.
8ai6iustun Sid 8elief. sctrctdr
6. 9ildOf, GberrpoaIe Gurai Sta.
9 6. 8eri. am /. unO 3. Wonta0
i. SC, in 827, Z. StraBe. q. %
0cntl6e Brand, sOsiaIiHi6er
Naftci. @en5el Nifl 5efretar. 1886
Ontario RoaO. Geri. am 2. lnlo 4.
Montag, Mbenos s lbr, in $50. 827
tie Str, R..@. Spmpatifierer Ttets
miafommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
NE nenlnntr Memprialbride.

5enator Swanion, DER 9orliBet
0er. Nemorial Bride : @ommiIiinn
fDelde' Bl1ne ausarbeiten ion fir Den
8au elmer 8aibington-W temorlpi=
Bride iiber ben Yotontac, in Der Sd
Be- BON arlington, aber feline 6on00s
bat fir ole 8ornabme Der 8orof6ei-
ten, bat elm Amenoement aur 0rin-
genoen Defi3it : @erpiIignpgsA9ia
cingerei6t Die Der %Gommtiii0n $685.
DOC, perptaigt, uuO er Bofft, Dob oas
Senats-G omite, in oeiien Sdnoen Die
0afi3its8erpiaigungs=9in Ii9 int
mer nod befinOet, ieinem @uni6c
nahfommen miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

H.-ULVRWfNfN W."
luiiaei iultoen in ser @rlten 9ieiOr-
mierten STRIDE an Der Sehlten nno
gs.StraBe I.-@. itatt. Defenders
bemerfensmert marelt Die 8erIhte
Der ein5elnen @altoreh uno belons
0ers perbeibenO uno erfriiheuo mar
ser oes Serrn Yoitors 9rbrer pom
Der @rlten &eformierten STRIDE. Am
@noe ieines 8eri1tes belt Serr Tas
ltor gltbter cine tltr3e aniprahe, III
Der CT oarauf binmies, Dab Die etn5el-
nen 8ereine elmer STRIDE, Oeren Ant-
oabc es iei, Den 8aitor 81 ufterltlts-
en- uiel Iegensreiher nuo e~rtolgFel-
der Wirfen tonnten, tDenn lie ltd 81
cincm ein3igen foniOlioierteu. ueber
Die ,Sroae, Oh oas Wiiiionsbaus bon
Sbebopaon lad eiuem groBeren Or
tc Derle9t Deroeu iOlte, fonrtte fem
9cidtluB gefaBt werOen nno 10 muir
DC 0ieie 6rage auf Den Gid gelegt-
8as 8aibington nH SebensiDertenl
bot, nur0e in Ailgenl6ein genonl-
men, unO iiberaa ma6te Bditor 8nb=
rer eell liebenspiiroigen 5ilbrer. gtm
5hfltB Ser Spnooe muroe ibnt ieI-
tens oeriel6en elm DnnfesDotlim De-
fteticrt, tDie ait1 OenS superintendent
ten oes Sl0 N1aionic Eemple, 9errn
aolb, ser iid piele Miibe nm ole De
(egatcn gegeben bate.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Truthful Advertising
Brings Results

The reason this great sale
Of ours is successful Is be-
cause it is founded on
truthful advertising. We
want you to know exactly
how and why we can give
you S25 and $50 Suitinss
and Overcoatinss to order
at s18.75.
The clorh mills supply
the jobbers with sample
suit and overcoat pat
terms to be used by the
drummers on the road.
When the dpummers are
through. the jobbers close
out the samples cheap.
That's the way we got hold
of this snapl We closed
out the samples OF ore of
the biggest cloth jobbers in
America, and we are en-
abled to offer our patrons
the regular SIS and $50
grades of suitings and
overcoatings to order at
S1S.75 [. Only one suit or
oYercoat pattern ofsa kind,
but all of the newest
weaves and coloxinGs
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

20. uno @-9troBe, PISS. Der
0ormitteasqottesoienlt morgen, INN
eff llbr, miro in englii6er Sprabe
obge6alten peroen; Silfspreolger,
SER 9altor Gettbarn, miro Die Sre.
Digit bolten. 9arran lflieBt lid) ole
Teier oes bl. NbenOmabls.
Nadmittogs, beginneno nm S.l5
mir, balt Die G%oncOroia Gemein0e
ibr MiIiionsfeit inter ben ltoIletl
81dllrnen nuf Ser 6nrm BON 6ran so
phie 8oqt BEL 9ennleDtolDn ab. Sc
oernlann lit oa3u eingelaOen luie
alul @ottesOienIt am Morgel. Serr
9aStor aufoerbaar pom Baltimore
b1It Sic Sauptreoe in Oeuti6er Spra-
die, moran iid ionltige Niiiionsmit-
tetIungeu in englii6er Sprade l1lte-
hen neroen. I'm elm geielliges BET
~Sommeniein na6 ser 6eier gu ermog-
Iihen, miro Der Wiiiionspereeln 8lit-
terbrooe uno aaffee ierDieren, nho 6
miro erwartet, oaB Die 8eilber ltb
oie 3eit nebmen uno Elm Stiitodsn
i'm QreiIe Der 6reunoe D~ertDeilen,
Der Qonfirmanoen rnterridt Der
.GoncorOia- @emeinoe finoet, naf)
lanqidbrigem 8roude, 9ienstagS II.
,sreitags Inn bier llbr Itqtt. gr bat
il ser gegenpdrtisen @ode beqon-
men uno Der @aItor NIT Dem airfen-
rat oringen ernltlih oarauf, bob ole
atnoer oen llnterriht 8wet Sabre
lana beSuhen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
dnpr',.

a 0rntide 6reimmrer 2Ose,
XGN Arminins, go. 25, 6.A. q. W.
~ 9(Oam S6nei0er, Sefretdr
go. 3746 Meainlep StraBe, gbeDp
Gbaic .. 6. Gerl. am /. Ii. 0iens
tag i. NJ. I'M ncllen Waionir Tcnlprl
@ilGeIm 1ea QOac 30. 5. 9. 8
g. ri 6. @eriammelt iib ieOen i
uno 3. 0~onnerStaa in Monat IL
$50. 936 ga. glpe., N.8. Saul 9ah.
idmio. 5efretdr, 107 5. StraBe.
u. ..
sentunia 2usc 90, 2, 3. .. $. e
s. 90. &clbig, 8ral., 1742 Z Str
%. SO; S. G1lNg:sreih, SER. 1906
8. str. g. @.: 8erl. am 2. llno 4
Montng /. SO. in 1886 8a.9 lpe, 9f.-@
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

GdnuGbiider aramfen : 1lnterltit.
au%uasuerein, NitneI Dies. Sefretdr.
629 $ Str, q. 8. G%erinmmlune am
/. Gienstag i. SO. in gto.737 7. ctr
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

betrue $50. Der tdglibe 9e-
ln6 Der 8aoer fir Mdnner nno ana-
ben betrug Ourbihnittli6 $50, nab
reno eieentlib MIR fir 600 Sacilitd
ten borbanoen iino. superintendent
@. g. @uoion miro oesbalb in ieinem
Sabresberi6t Die Anlage Weiterer
9aoer empfeblen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

"9ic.s0itli9e Spnooe Der.
Meformierten Stride bat in uergall-
gener ISOLDE ibre Sibungen bier OBJ
gebalten. gs Daren piele 5raaen
5u erleoigen, uno Die 9e4egaten bat
ten fleiBig 8u arbeitem INN ale gor-
fagen al beudltigen. Die 8erbouo-
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Ans Osnti6en Vereinen,

Der Sufel 9rdiig @eraniigungs-
perein Deriammelt lid am 2. Diens'
tag ieoes Monats i'm @olocn gagle
&otel.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
9ie manisipalen SdmimmbGOer &C.
idIOien.

Die muni3ipalen Sommerbaoer
muroen Ieste @obe geihloiien uno
Der 8eillf oerlelben in Dem p%erfloi-
ienen Sommer bepies oeutlid, bob
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

oie egiltierenoen 8aoeanItalten nid)i
binreideno limo. SIN @an8en muir
ben Die 8aoer BON 69,752 Yerionen
benubt i'm @erglei6 al $4,000 I'M
Dorbergegangenen Sabre. Inter ben
9aOenoen b%efanoen ii6 u, 766 5ran-
cn. Der Durbihnittsbeind all Den
iiir syrauen uno Ma0hen reierpierten