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The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
uERrHA BRINGS FREIGHT
TAKES OUT ORE

Steamship Bertha arrived u SkaE way Sunday morning at 7.l5 am. and after unloading @ considerable quantity uE freight, went to the bauEers and took ou 800 tons of Pueblo ore. sailing at 9s3o last eye eune
 Tho steamer Bertha. under char Ger Go w. g. Swan G Co. Seattle ar- ride u Juneau at 2 o'clock Saturday morning from Che Sound under com mua Of Captain w. B Knight and Ira Cohen purser.
 The Bertha discharged local r-e.eat and proceeded at once to sheep creek. to discharge ll5,00o feet Of lumber for che AIasEa-Gast.- nrau Mining Company From there The Bertha went to Chilc00t Inlet with a bis shipment and chen Co SEaeway
 The Bertha and her team mate. rae Teauir. are plyiug regular seae- dalcs now. The next sailing Of che Bertha from Seattle is on May 8. Tho Tcanla To. Seattle Friday
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
DICK go.DIcK RYAN
GETS LAND PATENTS

llateIla, April 28 Richard s. 2ym. luowu in Alaska, Washing Con. New YorEaud Seattle, as "Dick" 8Ea., hB received a pGtaat to lG0 acres 0l land oa the a-a.o5 O. .ou- ltai.a 8ay The p.g.. arhc. In aa Ha mai. a. {. aa.c.u J ..s n-- .... .a.f .aa lasa a.r.a.a e. H...d- ir. l.aa. .. U.c i--
 ..a.s |. Zero WIS
 .aa aiaJ "..s5- ... ...a u u
 O. a writ-
 ... .u aa.ec-
 c.a s a yre
 ..o. i. his uu "g., ...o. la.eIy ;. ad office
 H.w, u si5 c.'.r. 10 get aal b.ro .s.g.ot rr Isa. 70 oacu Go settlement 1900 acres of the Chusach forest reserve. f.Hs .s was auaaso- by Pinchot nd ed a isa ha. involved Cong i.aal in"o rie i.n ml g ..I ... age Co Congress
 r..H. .a r.w. by " J oi trying tg present .he waterfront at Controller bay to tHs GHggeuAgims. There l 8m something ike 500 to LO0O acres of Che lauds chat Taf. put out O. the forest reserve ".ilag .3r '. ger
 d i. includes ever gl.miIns or Controller Pays watcr- from.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
.DAYIs 0Mrs s0MMrMING
EQUALLY As GOOD

Washington, April 2S- Joseph Laus of Wisconsin has refused the gogemor-ganeraIabip of the Philip pines, recently rendered him by Pres ilcut Wilson Instead Of going Go the Islands, Mr. Davis will accept the position of United states Com- missioner of Corporations.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

Sacramento, April 2S- William Jennings Bryan arrived in the city this morning direct from Washing tcn He was met at the train by Governor Hiram Johnson with whom he took breakfast afyerward being closeted with him for a two hours conference.
 Mir Bryan will appear before the joint houses of the legislature this afternoon and make his mission known. He ia carrying a message to the California legislature from President Wilson, and while that
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
SPENDS SUNDAY
 CRUISING ON THE RIVER

Washington. April 2S-Following out his habits Of a lEoJime, Pre5'- dent Wilson refused to do any work on Che Sabbath day. but gave chat time wholly Go rest and recreation. He took % days cruise on the river and returned much refreshed, tak- ing up his duties at an early hour .l'a morning
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
SAFE BERTH FOR ANOTHER NEWS
 PAPER EDITOR

Tacoma. Aprl 2S-Richard Rocd- lger. the well known Alaska news paper man, known to the north as Dick" R0cdiger, has been named by President Wilson as surveyor gener- al of the state of Washington. Roed- iger formerly conducted newspapers at Nome and Dawson, Y. IT., also Iu Tacoma
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
BIGLow FOLLOWS WILEY
BACK TO PRIVATE LIFE

Washington, April 2S- Willard W. Biglow, assistant chief Of the Bureau of Chemistry, has turned in his resignation and left the Govern ment service. Mir BigIows resig- nation results from the discussion which arose when Professor Wiley resigned, he being named In connec- u0u with Wiley when thlt depart mont came up for investigation.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
BRYAN AT SACRAMENTO;
 JAPANESE STAND PAT

message i5 in nowige a public doe ument, Il is presumed that 1t com Ldh.s suggestion for tho settlement or rhc auri-alion land acquiring bill which h1s caused much uncaaIuc58 on the part of the American govern mont in ils relations with Japan.
 The Japlnere ambassador Co Wash ngton has again informed the Amer lcan government that Japan has in no way receded from its position in demanding that Japan be treated on pu equality with other nations in the passage O alien uoa-holamg land iawfa.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

Na.eheE, April 2S-aevces on the Mississippi. side or Che river broke last night at several places north Of .al- city, completely iUuuday.nE the country. Warnings had been sent, au. oycr Che danger zone, telling Of ne imminent danger of a Hood. and many wara taken Co places Of safe g before the waters carried away sneuents Of Che embaukmonl Wt.h every urecrug,0u taken chat could be
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

Washington, April $ John l. Ostrmder Of CoruUva has been ap- pointed district ludeo of the Third Alaska dIsUlcJ, his name going to Che senate saturday He will sue ceed Judge Ovorneld whose term ey- pigu5 this spring
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
OO- 9S
MISSISSIPPI. RIVER 0'E5-E575 ITS BANKS. DROWNING MANY AND
 MAKING 10000 HOMELESS

there were many who remained m- m too late to escape the flood and paid los tholr bravery with thoir lives It Is not known how many have been drowned but quite large number are supposed to have fallen victims to che rushing waters.
 From reports tabulatcd In this ay there are twenty thousand poo- pie homeless n Mississippi Arkan- aas. aud Louisiana
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

All those who are interested in securing the daily baseball scores Of he National and American teams should make their desires known to Tuck FIaherty, who is arranging to secure the service.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
HIS HOLINESS IS
VERY MUCH IMPROVED

Rome. April 2S-His Holiness Pope Plus x Is gradually improving m health His brother, who was called to the bedside owing to his severe illness, left this morning, be ing considered that the pontitf is ou Of danger
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
LEVY IN sKAGWAY
BOUND NOR INFERIOR

Louis Levy, the fur buyer of the largest fur dealer in the United States arrived in sEogway on the Georgia. yesterday and will remain until Wednesday, when he leaves for Jhe north
 Mr. Lovy's new launch Marinice, designed especially for his fur buy- ing trips to Che Yukon valley is at Whltohorso and he win start down thc river immediately upon thc op- aung Of navigation Ho expects to range tho entire valley of the Great River and buy all the furs that are marketable
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
ErrvEsrNTATWE SHOUT
 Is NOW A LAWYER

r.as WgJugeday Representative arlar G. ShcuD Of SitEa. was aa- mral Co che bar. by Julg Thomas E. Lyons. ar Juneau Mr. Shoup was a.mreI by d committee consisting ar Judge E. A. Gmuison. J A. He.- ..r .n" N K Burton
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

"WlI you help poor orphanT "I think uuL We have one orphan In the family already
 And who is ho|
 "Aly grandfather"
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28
MRS. BOURNE GETS DL
 VORCE FROM SENATOR

Portland, April 2S-Mrs. Bourne, former wife Of the eZ-Oregon sen- otor was granted a divorce Saturday afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

First of May is oIoan-uo day.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-04-28

Frauohman I0utsIIg resuurano- wlzzout doubt ze American national deesh. J Iomp censllg and try 'eem.- Sydney Bulletin
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
@emeine ~Meiobammelei.

uSalf limited 5tates" lit eine ge-
ldl1fige &braie ieter beidrdnfften So
1atiter, meIde iib in brem 8obn ols
oie Serren Der Sb0pflmg anfeben
uno midt MIR 1ieles 2anb, forboern.
nuh bie @orrtroue 6es uniberIunrs
fir ii6 beanipruden m0dten. gsiidetta
tl1r Datnmmbeit, ionoern audi Nei0,
,uno S~pem0enbnB birgt fiii4 binter Die
Jet Mbpaie uat0 IN ibrer umidreibua1g
lit 5ieielbe cine Muffor6eralng on
5rembgeborele lire Ml1tterlprade
nn6 oues .tpas NIT ibr 5uiontnpe1t-
bangt ouf5ugeben a1tb ii6 nidbH ON
sl1npaben fir oieielbe, lei es in Bort
,ooer Sdrift, @leidberedtfgu1rg n1its
Der 2an6esiprade gu for6ern. sSn n-
1rer Rrrliden Didtung rDrei3ebn
9in5en" ipridt S. %. @eber Dom
ugllten @eitbbarot, gelben Thu.
both @edt, 6ieier lebt a11h beute nodI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
@e1i8iom ,mo Sebems:
ernit.

@en1t man SEM id1edten @elbmab
mooerner 6reioenter @lulpben i4enfen
molte, Damn mdre Ole &eligion Dos
iiberfliiiiigite cling fir 6as Meniden-
leben. 5ol6e Mnidouungen fonten
muir 6ort ~geoejben un6 laut meroerl
mo- man oos 9eben un6 feinen @rnit
gar nidt tenrt. @ober au6 ion Die
fer mo6erne @roBito6tmob 6en @rnit
oes 9ebens fennen? Sat ia bod Ole
mooerne GmItur Dem 5tootmeni6en
fir meite Stre6en sen @umpf um'S
Dalein nit ser 0atur abgenommer.
80 lit o1b ienes ieidte %66retoenter-
geidmdb lei6t at begpeifen, ober andb
oie SbatlodR Dob man bon 0emielben
sort, no Der Meni6 Die @roBortig-
felt un1 @rbabenbeit, nber ou6 oie
6ru6tbar6eit elmer nod tpiloen, arrbe=
5%plngenen Matl1r i9nut ur6 ibr int
Sample segeniibertpeten muB, 10 gong
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

art bn hefieI, in1nper bfIieb er bent
.Dienite @ottes, Den Ct ii9 ertpaiibbIIt
treu, alno eridlutenIi1 NOR ieir DRIFT.
5Iider @lalbe: tner trell m1sbarret Bis
ans gnoe, oent min iih Die arone bes
!2ebens geben. !"
l1n6 al benz 8etenntniB StanleD'S,
Dob Die @eligion i'm inmitten Der
Sbreden ibs nrspalbeS un6 eineS
manenbaften 5terbens nm iibn berum
o,1fredt erbalten babe, iogt 50riiter::
Sos fins Morte aus Den grfabrur-
gen oes l1rtpnloes, no ser Moristn1Bs
midts mebr 5n iagen petB. $50 Die
Matur nit du(en ibren MeaIitdtet1 am.
idpedlid6ten auf 6en Meni9en ein-
.oringt; % ma1B Der @eiit gu ieiner
gan3en 3ieliiderbeit uno St1crffe auf.
gerltfe11 aper0en "a 90 erit beritebt
mon, oaB Der Menib fid nit 0em'
.Sdopfer aler Dinge perbinoen muB,
mern er 11idt b1,rh 6ie Materie oes
Naieins er0riiM iein min" 8ie flei1r
nrb grllielig nimmt ii6 -6o6 neben
Sem Seroismts, 5u oem ser @ottesge-
oatt6e begeiitert, bus mort unb pbra-
lenflapperroe @eidtpab Ger beutigen
Srei0enferet aus, Dos ser I1ntenntniB
0es 9ebens entfprungen, ol9 MIR sort
glanbige Mufnabme fi1t0en fon,l, no
man oem @rnit beS 2ebers nienals
ms Mnge geldaut bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

1tdt init @e1eben al1srotten. Dus
8erbot madt oas Erinten umio per-
fWbreriider. @ie 6os @eIinge1 eines
filbnen 56od8ugeS 6en S6muggler
mebr rei5t als Der @etpi1tn, 10 rei5t
Ole @%rlangl111g geiitiger @etrarfe tn
einem trodeneu @ebiet ben Mnnr1
mebr ols Der @enuB. Sc iit einrnol
cine Derbotene Grudt1 Sic madtig on
Die 9eioenddaft oppellirt. $50 mon
Dos Srinfen gu berbieten iuhtk ebt
man cine 8rdianiie ouf oas nebertreten
0es einidldgigen @efebes, 10 6oB 6en
8agbulit9en ein inegitimes @eiddddftt
groBen finon3iellen @rfoIg in 411sii6t
felt. Dem tie ffoonne1 ia nod Belle
ben berednen, boben menig CONDUIT
reno, gelten nIs &eI6en lei ben 3u-
bdiiItern unb paren i6lieBIib 1pod bas
@el6 fit cine 2iaen5.
SSH man Dem Erirfnbel itelerM,
10 m1B man an Ole @ermunft oppel-
liren, ridMt 1l1r on 6tieBernunft iiener,
bie Dor oem sdanftii6 ftebe1, ion6ern
e,b berienigen, bie ii9 binder bm
%fefin6ep a1n6 nit gefdbrliden 9tof-
fem Elm gefdi6rli6eS Spiel treiben.
nniere M6am1ertpelt muB Ole Gbideu<
lid)fett bes Grnctirers terrnen lerne1r,
um freimiQig 6abot1 Mbitn1t6 5u nebbr
men, bamit iie0er fein @las ooer @las-
diem 1T olIer @emitbsrllbe leert q1rtb
6m1n Ieine @ege gebt. go iif's in eur
ropdifden 2drbern, no man 0ffertlth
trirft unb MsoB gu bdlten metB. @ir
miiifen at oie 8irtbe appeniren, 90
nit tie lire @eidafte betreiben tpie
otbere 9el1te, sob tie ettpas balten
altf oen eigenerr Stuff u1b ben Stuff IT,
rer @1inben a1n6 @dite. @inoernb itebt
DEM ia Iei1er cine unia1bere aitb
riidiidtsloie @otrta1rre1t5 I'M 8ege, Ole
iid mdbl ME miro gatt6 beieitigeng loi-
len. Mber tie ionte nidt beru1ogen,
darafternol1e @irtbe ol1f Ole idiefe
Bdbn 5u 66rii6en.
Ole Grodenen ffiuibren urs 10 eerne
boie 6oDgen 6es Gri1fe1s Dor Mltgen.
Isle modehten urs in 6os 6eim zines
Grn1ntettboloes fiibren, nm rng alba
beg Glenbs gattaen SSn11ttrter 81 d5eeii-
gen. Dieelber Mrg1true11te t661tt1e11
3n @lnitetr Der M1dBiie6eh in'8 6eD
gefteM perben. ggieiidt uttsoiie 9et0en-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03

|idoft lo1oern an oas MitgefiiN IdBt
ii9 appeniren ur0 Elm gutes &eilrl-
tat e%r5ielen. @os niiBt es, oaB 1ta1r
niidtern, maBig lebenoen Meniden
oie 5bpedniiie Der Eritrfleioenidof
5eigt, 10 lange 6er1 Srl1fenbolbe ntr0
Dem mitibuI6igen @irtbe nidt Ole
Mugen ge6ifffmet tperoen. Gin 9ratr~
fenbolo, mer nerabideut eiren fol-
den ni9t? 9elbit Dem liberulen
@irfb lit er berbaBt, MIR 6es @eloes
meger 6uloet er i'm! Gin Gn1nfen-
bolo - Elm Sprann! Mebe bent or
men @eibe, 0as tbm, in cine roiige
3ufunft idouenb, ant Mltare 9reue
Idtpatr, mebe oen &in6ern, one ettpett
-IoIden @nter baben. Das or11le 8etb:
fadodfbte m1,rdapoht es in Nrgft nto
ganger, Sen @atten 1piinidt Ole GSrau
beim, unb bod m0dte tie fieben,
penn iie i'm foutn1en bort. gu bouie
6ie alnberfbe Mrnultb a1t,o fem Credit
mebr, mdiibren6 ser Mann 6us @eh
iiber ste @arte ipri1gen ldbt 111to
ibabei 1n1nter ttefer uno tefer INIT,
|ieine @eiunobeit ruirirt 11r6 Ole So.
milie an Den 8ettelitob bringt. &obl-
Gil1gige, ~ba1ngern6e nn6 ffriererroe &in-
Ger gu bm1ie, babel tragt oer @oter
[6os Geld III 6e Sddrtfe, oamit o6iie
@irtstodter fid or6entlm beralts<
puben fann.
Mun iagt 1tlr 55u ger1te:: SD bir
meites 8rltoers Sitter mdt; babe
gertrsg nit meine1t Mngelegenbeitet gu
fbl1t n1 miide mid 1tdt IN a1toe-
rer geute Sndenl" $50 fiibrt es aber
tbin, tpe1tr1 ole offerrtliHe Mei1t1tg
3n foIden MiBftatben dtpetgt2 @irb
|6nrit ben nrr1ett Grnalen ltt6 ben
beoanerm1pertben @irrbern aus Der
Scots gebolfen2 @ir0 ban1it ben
|Shldgereiien u1tb Ben 6arol1s reful-
|tirenoen Morotbatett INTO toitipieligen
|griminalpro3eiien o~orgebelagt2 @etpib
nidtl l1niene SStooiiffffere1t5 ldbt bic.
Brobibitionsbepegat1g erftorfen, Die
es iid gum 8iel geest bot, ffreie 8iiiir-
ger zines freien 2ar1oes 3l beoorntl1,t<
SEN, mie @ III feiner Monorbe ge-
e w e @l~lL n ~noE4na 1fnEAnT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
lt1to gar nidtg bort. Dag foitt1te man
oie er8ieberiide 8irta1ng Der Matlar
f1pn1npn mpIhp npn mPnidrern tnie6er

un0 COR niidB bort. Dag foi;,t1te mon
Die er8ieberifde @irtl1ng Der Matiar
nenren, pelde ben Meniden pieoer
5a Soft uno CUR &eligion bringt. limb
dis eilen redt beoeutiamen s8ellge,t
bierfmr ertumtert Ole nNmer1iffa an
Sen Mfritaforider unb Mfritoeridtie-
Der Stanlep, in oeiien innere @eoan-
fen1pelt 6ie BON ietner @attin Dor ct.
ma 3tpei Sabrer berousgegebenen An.
5eihmunger eine1r ginblid geltatten.
So beiBt es I'M eriten 8an6e:: mSsrr
Ser giniamteit Mfritas mar eS, no
sic @eligion 10 tiefe @alrseln in mir
|idIrg, baB ite meire Mbti6nar in
@eiitturg, mein l1nternebmer, mein
geiitiger Siibrer mur0e. Sour NIT ne
ligioier l1eber5engurg fonnen mir Ell.
nen mirflidyen, einen meientli6e1
Gortidritt erreiden; iie gibt &orper
Murf m1o @naft; obne tie 1T ioge.
no1nter Sorti6ritt bobl un0 obne
Dnuer; obne sen @laa1ben an @ott
meroen mir ollf einem Meer bon lin
gepiBbeit mbergel6lelt6ert; 1enn
mas lit unfere @r0e int @erglei6e gu
6em ungebeuren nniperlum bon @el-
ten I'M unenbliden &a1m."
DaB oie &eligion fir 5tanleD ni6t
bloB cine Mippia6e tpar, ion6ern iein
SSnneres erfiillte un1 leinem 2eben
@idtung gob, oeigen am 56luiie 6es
5meiten 8anbes 6ie u@e6mfen aus
|Stanlep's Moti5biid}ern" no es in
ben @eoonten vl1eber @eligiott"
beibt:: v@uf alien meinen grpebitio-
men 1par ih moroliib u1pb geiitig mebr
geltdrft als incline @efdbrten, Ole nidt
beteten. IS md]te aber meoer incline
Mugen blind, nod meinen @eiit matt,
rod meine Sbren talb gob mir I'M
@egentbeil @ertrol1en. un6 es bat
nod mebr: es perlieb mir Srenoe,
5tol5 alef nreire Mrbeit urro balf mir
iber bie 1900 Meflen l1rtpol6mmi6
bintpeg ur6 befattgte MIDI, ben @e-
fabren nno g%rmii0ungen 6es Cages
Srob gu bieten.. 49,. Sd babe 8emeife,
Ole mid bollfommen befrieoigen, 6aB
@ebete erb0rt mer6en. Dur6 SOS &C.
bet Mrs ser geiudte @eg pl0bli@
iibtbar utp0 1ie @efabr iofort berri1-
CERT. uno ridf einmal o0er aapeimal
ooer 6retmal, ion0ern beitdrtoig ge-
idyub es, Bis 6as fnlte unglalbtge
@er8 enolid beeinfluBt NOT. Das bo<
be id an mir ielbit gar oft erfab-
ren."
gtanlep i6il6ert Damn aa1b in 6em
iein -~3uiammentreffen init
9ioineitone, unb 6e @barafteraeih
m11re, Sic er Don 6ieiem Man1re giM
ar 6en intereiinnteifen 8artien
bes 8ertes. 2ipingitone, Elm Man1,
O'-ELEL' Ls =.
beiien gauges 2eben, 6ie Stan1eD iagt,
ein5me @efolga11g Ger @ergpre~
Digit @briiti nor, Oh er ieBt i'm Didaln~
gel logerk, in elmer Son6elsnie6er<
laiiung ober einem mil6en Dorfe meil-
te. vDornerbom firtpabr mar Der @eg
gum etpiget 2eben, Sen ct betretem,
urb mobl penige mart6elben i'm mie
er. Wie gleidgiiltig nt6 ieine 5reun-
De ibm gegeniiber ban6elten, mie iebr
ietm Diener i'm Der pottetten INTO be-
trogen, Of oudh Der Sunger i'm qllalte,
ser &egen ibn 6l1r6ndBte auf ieinen
8an6erungen, 6ie tropiiden Stirane
our6pemlfdben un6 &rantbeit naer
81 =sTSZ F-r ~H@tE+
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-04-03
9ie vi5en6ten" nmb oie
y3ro6emen"

@obl IN feinem aroene11 2ar6e Ser
8eA pirbelt Sic @etrdntefrage 10 piel
5taub auf mie in 6en Ser. 5taaten.
Mu6 Deutidlano bat ieine @etrdnffe-
frage. M1an ll1bt aber oort, u1ub tbeil~
meiie NIT groBerem grfolge, als bier,
nit an6enen Mitbeln bem l1ebel gu
teuern. @s beiteben oriiben, 1pie au9
in an6eren europaiid}en 2qnoern M6-
Bigteitss ur6 Mbitinemten=@epeim 6ie
6em MlfoboIgemtB entgegenarbeiten,
aber sic Mdtigfeit bteier @ereine be-
hranff ii6 gum gr0Bten Sbeile al1f
9elebrung ll1to Mufflaru1tg iiber Die
|5da6lidfeit beS iibermaBigen Sc
m1fieS bon geiitigen @etra11fen. &ier=
5a1lan6e aber iudt ma1, 6nr9 lbobe
Holitif SOS gu erreid)en, tpaS ltd MIR
bnrh sic @ernunft erneidyen ldBt:
MeaBigteit. lh6 neil mar1 6er @itrf-
fanrfeit 6eS politii6en Mittels 10 tpe-
mig 8utrauen i6enft, min man 6as
@tnb NIT 0em &aoe ousgteben u1tb
Sen @enuB bon geiitigen @etrdrfen
einfa6 allen Me1riden berbieten.
Cine gar6e Meibe bon Staate1t tpl,r-
oe I'M 9oufe ser 8eit ouf Ole trudene
2iite gefteut. Damit lit aber rtdt
e iuqt, 0aB in Sen betreffen6en Stoa=
ten ribt getrunfen miro! Die 6eudt
ten uttD Ole Erodenen iteben ftb eirt
NAL feim6lt9 gegeniiber nr5 itpeiten
Dor Dem &olfe Inn Sic Sberberridaft.
Das @olf iom lire @ade entidei0en,
menn 6iie Seudten latge Sabellen a11d6
5tatiitifer anhteuen, nit 5enen be
mieien mer6en Ion, hub 8robibition
nidt probibtrt, niu beiben:: bob es
sen bterieligen un6 i6napslMitertten
5eelem innerbam 6er @renae eines
trodenen stoates m0glitb it, fir gl~
tes @elo i9uedten Suiel 81 %erlange1.
Son ben Grodenen miro Dies 3ugeito1p
ben, iebob berufen lie fi6 6arouf, bob
bon Ben featdten Staaten geiitige &C.
trarffe eingefubrt mer6en lut6 bob
man 6ie Nrobibition nidt fir bas
|Srinfen inn @ebeimen berantmortlibl
bulten tonne.
Ser nel1eite 5driH beitebt in eitem
8erbot, geiitige @etrd1te III trodene
gtoaten 5l1 Ihiden - naturli@ ma1B
enit 6as 0berbun6esgeridt entidei0en,
Oh eim ioldyes @eieb perfaiiungsmabw
1T. Soffentli6 miro bas @eleb Elm,
un0 6l1rdgefiibrt, benin es miro iib
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her idlafrig 11n0 gleidygtltig ser &oli-
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gead)tet ben &niter, Der iid feitiett.

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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-08
LEW1sRuRc NOTES

Mrs. Lizzie Samples was the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Green Holt, at
Belfast last week. Prof and Mrs.
Matte Hyde, of Bowling Green, KY,
are visiting relatives and friends at
this writing. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Davis and little son, Paul, went to
Nashville last week. They report a
pleasant time. Mrs. Annie Liggett Is
having a nice two-story residence
built on Liggett HILL Miss Leila
Smiley went TO Huntsville, Ala, last
week. Miss Willie Mai Ewing, of Co
lumbia, who has been visiting Misses
Leila and olivia Smiley, returned
home last Monday. Mrs. Fannie Smi-
ley, her aunt, accompanied her home.
Mrs. Malissa Chromer, of Nashville,
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Vinade
Cook, this week.
The members of the A. M. e. church
have new pews made and electric
church recently, and have also put in
electric lights. The Baptist church
members and pastor have done some
nice repairing on their church; they
have new pew made and electric
lights in. Mrs. Rosa Hardison Bell,
of Nashville, is the guest of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Bob Harrison, of East
Lewisburg. The Public School began
last Monday under the auspices Of
Prof. S. ]. Mayberry and Mrs. S. J.
Ewing. Mrs. Eula Hightower and lit.
tie son, Eulus Landy, of Verona, were
the guests OF her mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Owens, last Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fergerson will leave Sat
urday for her home in Manchester to
visit her parents there. The Women's
Auxiliary Club met at the residence
of Mrs. H. S. Davis on Verona ave.
nue. last Friday evening Singing by
the club; prayer by Mrs. Lizzie Sam
pies; Scripture by Miss Claude Maj
Davis; remarks by Rev. VIM. Riley
Those present to enjoy the hoSpitaii
/ ty were: MesdameS Lizzie Samples
Mile Austin, Zula McCullum, Matte
/ Hyde, Malissa Chromer, Vinade Cook
Florence CRANBERRY, Estella Atkins
Flora Elliott, Mercia Wakefield, Hen
rietta Mays, Josie Fergerson, Willie
Thompson, Addie Ray, Mrs. Robert
son, of Fayetteville; Miss Eunlct
Wakefield After an enjoyable hour
the guests were highly entertained by
a delicious three-course menu. ThC
next meeting will be with Mrs. Willie
Thompson. Miss Claudine Lawrence
was elected assistant teacher at Nc
Kenzie. Mr.. Henderson Davis is hav
ing a storm house built now Mrs
M. B. Burns is indisposed at thi
writing.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-08
LEBANON NTOEs.

Prof j. r. Imam is improving nice
ly. Mrs. jamie L. Hinton has re-
turned from Indiana. The Ladies' W.
C. T. U. met with Prof. and Mrs
J. R. Inman Friday evening Dr. and
Mrs. Joseph Turner were the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. D. w. Bloodworth
and Mrs. Lou Helms Sunday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Bass have
returned from Bloomington Springs.
Mr. Henry Harris left today for CHI
cago, where he will make his future
home Mr.. and Mrs Jim Crowder
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J..
w. Pettye Prof. w. L. Harris, of
Chicago, is visiting his father and
mother. On his return he will be
with friends in Nashville, as he will
be glad to meet with his old class
mates, Of Fisk University. Rev. John
Page and Mr.. G. H. Helms, OF Fair
View, was here this week on business
for the Home Society Col. H. Hughes
spent Thursday in Flat Rock. Mrs.
Williams has returned to her home In
Alabama; while here she was the
guest of Miss Jennie V. Hughes. Mrs.
c. Martin was the guest of Mrs Col.
II. Hughes Monday evening. Rev.
b. f. Denny, who has been quite Ill,
- innrouino aieoiu aud rrill- cnen HIS