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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
WILSON'S CABINET
WILL Be COMPLETED
WITHIN SHORT time
HAS PRACTICALLY DECIDED ON
SIX OF HIS AD-
-. n vlsERs.
INCOMES Don't WANT PLACE
Chairman of the National Democratic
-<Ns g4li .# Nv. m
Committee Tries Ito Persuade the
= President Elect that He. Should
Not BE Appointed.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4ssS.- 1t was
learned today from close friends Of
VIM. y McCombs that the reason he
accompanied Gov. Wilson to Virginia
was to spresent cogent reasons why
he should not be appointed TO any
Cabinet position. Mr.. Mc0ombs, it
II known, had been selected by the
President-elect for Secretary Of War
and had virtually agreed to accept
the post, but within the. last ten days
he has changed his views and now
believes he can serve Mr.. Wilson bet
ter by remaining out of the Cabinet
and retaining the Craftsmanship of
the National Committee.
This, however, was only one Of the
reasons for his changed opinion. Ms
friends say Mr.. McCombs believes he
is, at a crisis in his career; that IL
he should enter the Cabinet he would
have to ahandon the growing law
practice he'has built tup, and that he
prefers to deyeloghis professional ca
reer while he is! in young and Wig
.orous mind,
From the same sources 1t was
learned that President-elect Wilson
has practically decided upon six mem
bers Of the cabinet, aside from Mr..
rMcC Combs. Two or three a6rprises
are contained in the list which, II is
asserted, Gov Wilson made up. ebe-
fore he departed from Trenton. TT, is
as follows: = !.
VIM. J. Bryan, secretary of state
or the treasury. ~
A. Mitchell Palmer. 81 Pennsylva-
mia, attorney general ~ ~
Albert 8. Bnrleson. Of Texas, post,
master general. /" y q
Joseph Daniels. Of North Carolina,
secretary of the navy.
Former Gov. Norris Of Montana,
secretry Of the interior.
Obediah Gardner, Of Maine. secreta-
ry Of agriculture.
The names Of the other men to
complete the cabinet haven't been
mentioned by the President-elecf.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
DRUNK COSTS
!. MAN HIS LIFE.
FATALLY BURNED WHILE IN THE
HAHRiMAN GALA
soosE.


KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. s31 n
D. Bolin, q farmer whose bome was
near Hasfiman. died in the Knoxville
General Hospital this afternoon. IS a
result of severe burns received in a
fire at Hartman Sunday morning.
Bolin was arrested saturday night
on the charge of drunkenness and
placed IN the Hartman calaboose, be.
ing locked in a cell-by the officer max,
ing the arrest .~sss ss+s
Early Sunday morning a man pass
ing the Jail heard cries OF distress.
Smashing in the door he found Bolin
ablaze, but being within the CELL it
was impossible to release him. Wa
ter was thrown through. the bars of
the cage and the fire extingushed,
but not until after Bolin had been ia
tally burned. He was brought to the
local hospital Sunday morning where
he died today,
bonn was an inveterate smoker,
and it is supposed taht in lighting
his pipe he set fire to the clothing In
his cell, while in a stupor. The de-
ceased was "A years old, was regard
ed as wealthy, and came to Tennes-
see three years ago from washington
State,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
COUNTERFEIT FOOLS
TREASURY EXPERT
FlvE DOLLAR BILL RuHs THE
GAUNTLET OF y. s, SECRET
SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ALARM
seized officials Of, the United States
treasury today upon the discovery Of
"a remarkable conntegfeit fiye-dollar
certificate, the most angerous inita-
ton of American currency since the
famous Monroe head" one-hundred-
dollar bill, which was suppressed In
1908. Sle
So nearly perfect .is this spurious
note that officials Of the cash room Of
The treasury declared that it was gen
uine and unswervingly held to their
belief that.it was washed note. Her.
man Moran, assistant chief Of the
United States secret service, detected
slight variations from the orielnal,
however, and stamped it unqualified
ly as ascounterfeit
The note is so dangerous that 1t
was brought to the personal arten-
ton Of Secretary Mcveagh, and Robt
o. Bailey. assistant secretary OF the
treasury. LIP sthe case Of the Mon
roe head" bill the, Mhole issue was
withdrawn from :. circulation because
of the dangerous imitation. 1t will
hardly be practicable to resort to this
precautjon in connection with the
new counterfeit because the flye-dol-
lar Indian bead" silver certificate is
So generally in circulation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
WANTS TO BE
SECRETARY SENATE
col. RoeERf N. GATES, ONE or
THE HEsT KNOWN TEN
NEssEANs.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 3l.--
Col Robert M. Gates. Washington
correspondent Of the Memphis Com
mercial Appeal. and one Of the. best
known, most popular and most tai
ented newspaper men at the national
capital, il In the race for the in,por-
tant Office of secretary OF the senate,
under the incoming democratic adj
ministration OF that body. Col. Gates
enjoys an acquaintance among public
men, particularly those OF the south,
more extensive perhaps than that OF
any man among the comparatively re.
cent newspaper writer's of the nation
al capital. He is natural optimist
and always Dubbling over with good
humor. And he is man OF ability
and liked by everybody who knows
him. Is
The mention Of his name for this
Office at once enlisted the support
of a number Of some Of the most in
fluential democrats in the senate. II
wishing could put a man in Office,
Bob" Gates. as his friends know him,
would be CHOSEN without opposition.
Charles G. Bennett, republican, who
will retire. vas elected secretary Of
the senate IN January, 1900, and has
mAde a most, tactfnl and able official,
and 1t requires both tact and ability
to I'LL that Office to the satisfaction OF
ninety-six URi,ed States senator's.
Before being chosen, for that Office
Mr.. Bennett served wo terms IN con-
gress.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
'otal s.:sl,475.lso s1.sss,sso
His stomach Troublss over,

Mr.. Dyspert,c, would you no. like
to feel that your stomach troubles
were over that you could eat any
kind ofsfood you desired without In
jury ~ That may seem so unlikely to
y9us thatiyo do notfeven hope for an
ending Of your trouble, but permit us
to assure you that II. is not altogeth-
er impossible. If others can be cur
ed permanently, and thousands have
been. why not you? John r. Barker,
OF Battle Greek Mich, is one Of
them He sass, y was troubled
with heartburn, indigestion, and liv-
er complaint until / useds Chamber
lain's Tablets. tEen my trouble was
over" Sold BY all dealers. Adyt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
WEALTHY CONVICT
OVERSEES BATHS
JOHN J. HUGHES CONTENT WITH
HIS LOT AT THE
PRISON.

NASHVILLE Dec. 81. In perfect
health and apparently content with
his lot. John J. Hughes. the wealthy
Memphian serving q life sentence in
the penitentiary for the murder Of
Tommy Dolan. has charge Of the
baths In: the prison and is making
model prisoner. Although he re.
Quested the prison authorities to treat
HIM exactly as all others, his tasks
are comparatively light. and the bur.
den Of his three score years and
more has mol been strained by the
hard labor that younger man would
be able to do Hughes was advanced
in the grade OF prisoners some time
ago, and has given his keepers no re-
greet for their recognition. He is new
1er morose; never apparently regret.
full; never rendered melancholy by
the disgrace OF the convict's garb.
His content was apparently bright
ened on Christmas by q visit from
three relatives, and some time pre-
vious to that his son visited him. He
assured them all that he should not
be the object OF their solicitude or
worry; that he was being treated
we'll was not worrying himself, and
that life was too short to spend in
crying over split milk. He has never,
SO far as is known. made an applica-
ton for pardon, and the prison au'
thorities say they would trust him as
far as they would any other convict
in the penltentiary.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
HINTS FoR HousEmEEpERs.s

Keep Foleys Honey and Tar Com
pound always on hand, and you can
quickly head off cold by, its prompt
use 1t contains no opsates, heals
and soothes the inflamed air pass
ages, stops the cough, and may save
a big doctors bill J, P. Higgins,
Stanton, Wis, writes that>"One bot
tie of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound cured me of a. bad cough. !
find it. sure~cure for coughs and
colds In yellow package. w VOL.
BRIDGE co. Advt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
FINE HOGS AT
SMALL EXPENSE
WILL PORTER, coLoREp SELLS
TWO THAT AGGREGATE MORE
THAN THOUSAND POUNDS.

Will Porter. colored, sold to the
stock yards this week two hogs that
he had raised on slop, one OF them
weighed $50 pounds and the other 500
making total Of 1850 pounds, which
at seven cents pound amounted to
$3.50.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
RECEIVER ASKED
FOR RAILROAD.
APPLICATION 10 BEING ARGUED
BEFORE JUDGE SANFORD
AT KNOXVILLE TODAY.

Special to The Herald.
i NAsHyHsIh. Tenn. Dec. s1s.xx
application for receiver for the Ten
nessee Central Railroad is being ar
gued before Judge Sanford at Knox.
vile today, stockholders, bondhoIders
and the Mercantile Trust Co. join IN
the application.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
LONG BACK FROM
LAND OF FLOWERS

Representative W. H.. Long, pt Mt.
Pleasant, who las been in Florida for
several weeks. has Returned. sffe do
eIares that,.he is enjoying fine health
and is ready now to go to Nashville
at the meeting Il the general assem-
bly, and there unertake to serve his
country,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
BROWNS TRYING
TO SAVE WOMAN
SEEK BODY or NAVY MUSICIAN
WHO ENLISTED IN MEM
PHle.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. 3l.-Search
was begun here today for the body
of Ned Kline, q musician OF the cruis-
er California, who lost his HE yester-
day attempting to rescue Miss Annie
Hidden, who was drowned.
Z Kline and Miss Hidden were stand.
ing on rock taxi 1g photographs,
when the girl fell twenty feet into
the ocean. Kline sprang after her
and was dragged down in the surf.
Miss Hidden's body was recovered.
Kline enlisted from Memphis, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
CHANGING CEREAL
PROPERTY IN MAURY
COUNTY PAST YEAR
A FEW THOUSAND SHORT OF 1911
BUT. THERE HAS BEEN ~
sTEADiER MARKET. q
JULY. An ERRATIC MONTH
Comparison OF Figures for the Past
Three Years Makes Good Snow
ing for the county-The Year Clos
ed Strong.

The real estate transfers for the
year 1912 shoys more regular and
steady business than for the year
1911. Eight months during the year
the transfers went over thesone hun
dred thousand mark, aud the aggre-
gate, while. short of. last year, shows
a steadier tone to the land values. 81
the sounty.
July seems to be a most erratic
month ip the matter of real estate
deals, and has gone 1.-THE extremes
both ways during the past ,hree
years. The month showed transfers,
to the amount Of s67,6So; the year
following $2so,27o; and for the year
just closed $16,92O. The total trans
fers for the year 1910 was $1,29O.74O;
for 1911. $1,475,lSo; and for the year
1912. with the last days business
omitted, the total is s1,33s.s3o. or
$1s5,s5s less.
The reaction for the year came.
month later than it did in 1911, and
then continued strong until the close
of the year, the last three months of
the year showing an average of $780,
900 in round numbers.
The comparison Of figures for the.
two years 1911N and 1912 are as fol-
lows: d
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03

Most disfguring skin eruptions.
scrofula, pimpies, rashes, etc. are
due to impure blood. Burdock
Blood Bitters as cleansing blood
tonic, is well recommended. s1.0e at
all stores. Advt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
Best Cough Medicine for Children

Best Cough Medicine for Children.
r am very glad to say a few words
Remedy" writes Mrs. Ida Dewey.
Milwaukee, Wis Il have used it for
years both for my chilren and my
self and 1t never fails to relieve and
cure cough or cold. No family
with children should be without it as
1t gives almost immediate relief in
cases of Group" Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is pleasant and safe
to take, which is of great importance
when medicine must be given to
young children. For sale by all deal
ers. sAdvt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
I Chronic constlpatlon cured.

Chronic Constipation Cured.
Five pears ago ! had the worst
case 81 chronic constipation ever
knew Of and Chamberlain's Tablets
cured me-" writes s. Fl Fish, Brook
lyn, Mich. For sale BIZ all deal.
orG Advt.l
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
chamberIain'sc Cough Remedy.

This remedy has mo superior for
coughs and colds It is pleasant to
take. 1t contains no opium or ofher
narcotic It always cures. FOR ra1s
by all dealers. Advtf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
ESCAPED AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS

w. P. Broyles made successful
escape after fifteen years of suffer
ing from kidney and bladder troubles.
Foley Kidney Pills released him and
will do Just the ames for others.
He says: "They cure most severe
backache with painial bladder ire.
gularities. and they do all you claim
for them Take the direct road" to
health and strength by using Foley
Kidney Pills for backache, rheuma-
tism, weak, sore kidneys and blad-
der irregularities. They are the
best medicine you can buy for kid
ney and bladder ailments.--WOLr
BRIDGE co. Advt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03
~ -
NEW PHOSPHATE
MINE WILL OPEN
ON THE PROPERTY OF J. n. PAT
TERsoN NEAR CEN.
TREvlLLE.

CENTREvfLf.E, Tenn, Jan. L.
James johnson and Lawrence Arnold
ere preparing to open new phosA
phate mine Of Jesse H. Pattersons
property enar Centreville They have
contracted for the mining and ship
ment Of 1000 tons Of the mineral A
number 81 hands will be employed In
getting out the rock.
Contracts for hig-grade rock, made
~ Mt. Pleasant companies, are be-
ing Allied by Wards mine on Swan.
This Is accepted as evidence that the
best grade rock Is being exhausted In
the Mt Pleasant field. As many Of
the companies operating in Mapry
county have holdings in Hickman, It
b stated by phosphate men that much
of the up-to-date machinery now used
In mining around Mt. Pleasant win
soon be brought to this section and
used in getting out the best grade
rock, of which Hickman possesses an
abundance. The indications are still
promising for revival Of the phos-
plate industry In this section
INSECT BITE COSTS LEG.
A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before.
Ho avert such calamities from stings
and bites of insects use Bucxlen's
Arnica Salve promptly to kin the
poison and prevent inflammation.
swelling and pain. Heals burns,
boils, ulcers. piles, eczema. cuts:
bruises Only Is cents at VOL
DRIpaE CO. Advt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-01-03

For the liberal patronage which has been
&C orded this store during the year that has /
just ended Every effort has been made to
merit the good will and liberal trade Of the
people. During the year just opened these
efforts will be redoubled.
Our line of Furniture Household Goods,
Floor Coverings and allied stocks will be
complete and the prices reasonable
We wish all Happy and Prosperous New
Year
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-22
llnf6ue.

On Der gaber unb goIerdin
gipenue rpuroe Der 19 Sabre aIie Gos
nalo 6arolo BON go. 1900 gbofs aps.
Hus bon elmer goIsrain 4peg.ie Gar
niepcraerannt uuo irns 4bidiirfunaeu
i'm 8efiht baoon. Der 0erlests beanb
iid mad isinsr Wohnung.
- IN i.insr mohnuna. go. 670
Carr Strobs. bait. Der % ssohrs aii.
gharles gudinohom einsn Gtreii mi!
ieinem ssrenno Dape gaipr.nee, a!s
berieIbe cine atf1[liae gemertuno iibe,
eie Hrau bes gudinahom madie. GE
entipnnn iih ein bnHbaenwEae, be-
ipelhem 9udinaham All gsben aetpor'
fen ipurbe unb lid, bic Shultsr aus
fisl. Der gerlegts muBte iih slredi
8ehanbluna nah Dem itdoiiiher
Grdntenhaus beaeben.
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6iubrnhe uno 1iesftdble.

- gtnen beoeutenben 8erIuit bat
Charles @lan. Jtp. 1882 Gditern 4oez
nue (Shumper's SoteD, 8u beflaoen,
in5em ihm &leiounositiide trr Wertbe
bon S43 Durh einen unbetannten Dieb
en.ipsRoet tpuroen. Der llnbetannte
bsIeate in Der SomitaQ Raht elm
3irnmer in benz 6otel unb entfernts
fif aeitern Worden unter Mitnabme
Der SleibunQsitIts bes Clan. Ssius
aItc. ftGbiQe S!sipuRa lieb Der Mann
surid.
9urch 4npenounc zines glah-
StliiiIels perihaffte iih Elm Ginbrsher
.2utritt 3u Der Wohnuna BON 9uItap
Beit, Rp. 1900 State 2lpenus, unb
entipenbete bem Manu tpGhreno beg
Shtafes feline aIsiounggftide i'm
Derthe bon 500.
Sohn gaoanauah bon Ro. 651
Weit z. StraBe tbeilte Der 9pIisei qes
tern nit. oaB Elm 9isb ihm tpdhrenb
Der Jtatt uHter feinem &opftiiisn ben
getraa BON $50 entpenbet babe. Seir
2lmmertoQeae Charles 6obfon betlaat
ben 9erluit BON S14. Die geItoblenen
haben eine beItinmts perion in 9er-
baht. oeren Name Der 9olisei mitqe.
tbeiIt ipurbe.
- Gin un6etannter Ginbreher itat.
tste in Der Samitaq 0adt Dem Sc.
ftdft BON rid Sutolis, glo. 230 Gen.
tral Goenue. sinen 9eiuh ab uno entz
tpenoete aus Der ReaiitrirfaiTe ben ge.
trau bon $3.40 in Dimes. RideIs unb
Yenntes.
SSm Shlaf min geter 5homdg
bon NO. 1908 Geit Strabe opn einem
3immcrtolleQen nm ben getrau DOT
S32 bsraubt ipOroen Iein. 56omas
hattie oas Gelo in isinsr 6oientaihs
uno oernlibte am morasn ieinen Stu,
benQenoiTen Iorpis aud feline Boar.
fhaft. Die 9oliasi tpuroe Don BEN
8orfal in aenntnib oeiebt.
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1exer.

- Cine unbetdnnte perfon telepbo-
nIrte Der Feuerpahe. bah i'm 6auie
bon WiQiam Sones. SO. 1884 Stocep
Ioenue. ein grdnD ausaebro6en lei,
iporauf Die 3ompaanic oort6in obs
riidte. @s ite[lte fih heraus, eab es
ii6 um einen falften 4larm bdnbeIte
ginen Shaben BON S. rihtets
Elm Shornftetnbrano I'M 6duie bon
sfames 8uodn or Der Meit 8ant unn
g.. 6. & g. gifenba1n an.
- 4uf unbefannte lIriahe ftnq ber
itdotifhe 4bfaDsblaR on Der Boone
uno Wiltininn GtraBe sseuer une
mufte be sseuernehr sur Nbl0Ihuno
ausriiden. Gin Shaben entftont
nidt.
Durh nnbetannte llrfdhe ent.
ftanb aeftern IN einem 6nuie Der aine
Realtn Co., go. 1929 Stint StraBe
Elm sseuer. oas in einem 6nufen Nbfal
feinen lIrfpruna bate. Der Branb
tpelher einen Gd,ubsn Don $1OO an
rinttte. wu5Ds rsn Dsr ifewrmsbr ab
AaSi&A
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&lsine esIi3einaArtAt Aten,

- IN bsm Bureau bes Munisip1ls
9erihts erihienen ositern Rofmittd1
6err stobn WeiI unb Trdu bon go.
1877 2inn Strabe, nm einen Oaft.
bsfehl aeasn einen anae5lid1en aaliirer
esr 9aspsrte Ramens .8rimm" au
crpirt.n. 0err Wei! srsdhIte BEN
oienithabenben gfert, bah am Cams.
tdo Der beiaats Grimm lp1hreno ieiner
2lbpsisnheit in bic Wobnuna aesom.
men isi unb isinsr Srou cine Gas,
retlnuna. ipeid,e eiasntlit isinsr
Shipitraermutter asb0rs. praieuiirt
babe 2tIs Irdu DeiI iih peiaerte,
Die Rednuna Al beaabIeu, itellte Der
Wonn Der Frau einsn NHtraa, nuh
osiieu 9ollfiiIuna er bic Rehnuna ais
tssdhIt ouittirsn polc. Do in anbe.
tratt bes 9eiebes on Sonutaaen teine
6aitbefehle ausoefieIt iperben ionnen.
perpies Der geants bag Ghepaar an
bic Tirsttion Der Gasauftolt. um boat
cine g,idfperbe ror3ubrinasn.
Inter benz @sroatt bes Strn.
bsHroubes purbe qeitsrn Nanmittaa
au' 0sranIaiiuna Der GFrau Wnh ab.
MIA Der 20 Sabre aIts Games Bind.
mann aus &tIanta. Ga. on Der z.
uno Sim Strabe psrhaitei. Der ge.
ihuIoiats iol anaebIich periuht ha5en,
Der Nrau cine 6anbtdite su entreiben.
grodmauu beitreitst iebe Shulh.
Ter ItelIpsrtretsnbe Superintens
bent Der DifeutIiaen 9aosaniiaIteu
stohn SturuoIp lpuroe aeftsrn 2lbenl
unter benz 9srpaht bes alsinbiebitahIs
in feiusr Dobuuno. $40. 2827 Glen
bora apsnue. perbaftet. Rad Der
4naaben bss Supsrin.enoenien Bra
ten iou SturpoIo anceblih psra6.
idumt haben. bic G:nnabmeu oss
Samitau einsuI;siern. SturpOIo sr
tIdrte. boR er Sl5 niht abaeIiefert
babe. fpoiiir absr Quitiun1eu oorhon
nsu limb. Sturrpolp piI bic 4biih
uehabt haben. heuts Mpraen RshHnHs
fir nis Ginnahmen obsulsoen. 9rnisr
theiI.e Der DoIisei nit. bah bic Cams
oos.Ginuahmsn srobsr aetptfsu ieisT
ols Der 8etrao. pelden Sturfpoll
mad ieiuen Gnadben auriidashaltsr
BAT.
- 0eorae geter bon go. 1921
Bremen Strafs thsilie Der poliasi as
fern axnb nit. oah er BON einsr Qe
uerin in cinem 61ufe an Der Garlisl
Npsnue nm ben getraa. BON $50 be
itohlen purbs. Die poliaei perbafist
re Qea.rin Celia ssporn. fpelhe an
haberin BEG QsHdnnttn bcuies III.
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Pokal.Derid)t
SIAM nid)t 5u xtance.
Tic ami seiteru einbernfene Ser
iamnlnug BON @irtbidaftss
Seiisern.

gu Der auf oeitern Hahmittaa mad
her Central 5urnhalle einberufenen
DeriammIuna liseniirter Wirtbihaftsz
beiiser, in lpsl6er bic Sonntugsz 10.
rpie bic Sreis2uuh- Sraoe beiprohen
iperben iolIte, hatten iif toum elm
Subeno Sbeilnebmer einaefunoen,
ipesbalb bieieIbe unterbleiben muBte.
Giniqe Der InfpeIenbeu ieooh ertlGr-
ten. oab aufaeihoben niht aufaeboben
fei uno buB cine 4nadbl Birthe. Die
init Dem 8prqeben Der 6amiIton
Sountp Giquor 2euoue niht einoer-
itanoen ieieH, iih ielbititdnoia oroani-
iirsn uno Shritte einleiten ipiiroen,
I'm 3u erQriinoen. Oh in Der Sonn-
tausfraoe niGt cine UliLoerun9 Der
ieBt beftshenoen Reitrittionen erlan9t
loeroen tDnne.
IS psros audi auf Elm 3ufammen=
eeten nit benz 3. q. Staptperbanb in
hisier 6tnIiht binoeosutet. trosoem
Brdiibent Shnaab Dor sinieen 5aqen
ertIdrt bat, baB bon Der Special
SiBuna Der 2eqislatur teine grleite
terunu su boffen itebe. inoem 9oupers
neur Cor Die 9etrantefraoe in ietuem
aufruF oar niht anaufiibren Qebente.
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06io nno Aentu6p
@emeiniame Nftion scsen ben Sro.
hcnScn Gruhibitionsnnfng.

Die Gretutipen Der beutihameritanis
ihen Staatsperbdnoe bon SbIo uno
aentudp nebmen bic Sorlaee auBz
bobIons oufs Storm. - Wit Dem
Bropaaonod Stpntntttee IN Sns
nianapolis ion Sono in Sano gear
beitet nerpsn. aongrebdb9eoros
meter gartbolbt ipiro fir fetr
mannbaftes Gntgesentrsten ben
probibitionspiiibigen gunoeSiena=
for geIobt bt.-Broteit ge9en Die Bur
nettfGe Ginpanosrer Borloge. -
geileicsbeIdI:iFe uuf oen Sob Rdp'
popprts. Die beiben Stdatse
Gretutipen fperben ndhIten Wtonot
tpieber suiamnentommen. - Die
6erren Shndab uno aonig tona.
ten Der geitrigen Sisung pesen
unpdBlihteit niht beitpohnen.
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gmiinber uno sohn Stabl BON Der
aentudp Staots Grstutipe. NG1
Der gerIammluna puroen einige 9es
miithlide Stunben BEL Wieoemann@
ifsm 8eriteniuft uno fampiem SmbiB
perIebt uno bic Serrsn iddbten biss
rmfomebr, bu bieier Stoff in elne'ns
-nnti an Spnlttaa iehr rar lem iou.
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toniiien.6 6ofpitaI elmer Operation I'M.
tsrsoaen bate. miitsIit elmer pripat-
qmbuIons nah ihrer Wohnuna ass
braht lperoen. bod psritarb bic aranie
auf benz lransport nah ihren 6sim.
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aslDslidl aeitDr6en.

Geitern Tnhmiitaa folIts frau gb-
frnro Diiher pom 80. 1904 GoIernln
&Dsuus, usI&s ii6 I'm OsssfAsH Die.
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1erismal.R RstiaeH.

Jrau Marp 8eI3sr. ssb. Rene
fer. 1T am Sumiias i'm 4lter bon 62a
Sabren geitorben unb bsm binterbIies
bentn gatten, 5errn Jofepb 9el5er.
nirb bon 5rsunoen unb 1einnnten bas
ber3lihfie geiIeio bnrsebrntt. Tas
asidenbesdnsHib finDtt am WitfsDOt)
Worsen oom 1rnuerbaufe,. no. 8
Wnrp Sirabs, aus fat. iporanf In Der
ct. Gran5istus 4irhe Elm fsierlihes
Rsqniem selebrirt pirD.