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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-11
ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF
THE PROPOSED PENSACOLA-MOBILE CANAL

THE PROPOSED PENSACOLA-MOBILE CANAL
Brown in of the Montgomery
Inland Wa
as between pntaeo z4 aq Ia waesy but smIy
and Mobile Those h0
following part at least why the canal
should be
a vicinity
Of Pensacola and tributary to the aha,n rivers because the %
(Which s2200OoOO annually as fol-
IS ton in
ransp01laan T s c h ta s rate of cents on
the Warrior fields Pensacola to be efeo
Pensacola and Mobile opened The exist
Alabama fields Pensacola
On $4,000 bales of cotton
saving 800 bale or total of $4,000
the
of the wholesale trade
wholesale business-hay rice sugar. e-m0ves
Mississippi river POINTS to Pensacola -
people of the trade terri
annually for nnd water connection
freight rates from Mss-
sippi river points =, .ooo. o.u-
bushels seD of eor At as CENTS per suhe
tonsof a s122s total s24os44
of pound s44sS2
$4,000 pounds of butter at IS cents sa0s 800
155 cents s4osSs
2s7 cents. s1es21s
$40 horses at slos1s sssss7s.
1882 mules at s11sS4 s2SL5So
ssesS4s
a $97.67520
26,44o swn at
bushe OF pea
20 bushe o
poundso of at cents
raised
in the
named consumed IN
Gambia countyar n
in
Interchange be-
vessel
Mobile
dollars would be true the
Mobile Pensacola
could be Mobile
adva to
Mobile should
ha
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-11
. . y y y W y y
PENSACOLA'S FIRST
CHAUTAUQUA
Gadsden County Times.

The last week in this month will be
a great week in the history of Pensa-
cola. That city has arranged to hold
a grand Chautauqua fro mthe 26th to
the 31st, which viii eclipse any attrac-
ton ever offered to the public.
Some of the finest talent in the
United States has been engaged, COW
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glusIdnoiibe Stadjridbten.

Gin fuIturgei6idtIi6eS
"a n OF d % bes Saifers.
anf ocn Aeiien oes ssai;ers merocn.
pie seihrieben ipiro, reaeIm6bia Inn
Aiiiirnge bes aaiiers nidt nnr fine.
mGiographii6e Aufnabmen ucn oea
9orgaitgeit Der 9ieiie. aIio POM ani.
Ter nnb ieinen nssnbrtaenoiien" m.o
ben GrIebniiien Der aeiieaeieIlid,ait
aemadt. ionbern niih snn3 beitimlute
agoere anfnabmen. bic fir etnen be-
ionoeren 3tped beiiimnt iino: fir o1s
Ssinematograpbiihe ardip oes Sri.
.ers. Ter staiier bat ieii benz er;ien
ailitaiifen Der sinematorarapbie
prcbes ssitereIie fir bieje Griinblma
aebabt. ibre Gntmidlung fortbanernS
nrrfclgt nno ben ainooperaienren
ibrs arbeit oft blirdp aeeignete anlpei.
iiulgeu beoeutenb erieihiert. Tie 3ol.
&c bieies groben fniierlifen Sntarei.
les fir bic aines1ntoernpbie mar Dunn
bic Giurihtine eiHes eisenen 9pr.
fiihrungsraunes fir ben ssaiier I'M,
SdIoB uno bic anlesllna eines W.
d;ins iolher GiIms. bic ben aniIer
nMs irgcnorpeIhen @riinben iaterci.
firten uno oeren wieoerboIte 8oriiis-
ring er iit) su ieoer 3eit erm5gliden
ipclIie. gu bieien auinabmen geb0-
rem nnturgemdB sabIreid)e giloer, o:e
ben aniier bel ieiilid,en AuI1iien. RTE
5i,riteiIen1pfangen, eimpeibilnsel,
Observation-Disclosures II. I. ~. unh
ouf ieinen yleiien. iotpie oie Neifalie.
her Der faiierIiden 5nmiIie seiaen.
Eieier Ibeil Der Sammlung joli iidyt
mir ciueH perfcniiden @ertt fiir oas
fniierlide Sans, ionbern Aurii5er
binnus seiGidtlite 9eoe,ihing babal.
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9rote, 16, btibe bon Mibbletoipn, trs
Ionaten tinen Seirdtbsidein.

1rote. 16, btibe bon Wlibbletoipn, ers
ldnsten tinen Ssirutbsi6ein.
Grobt 9prbereitunesa iperbsn
fur 2esune bes grunoiteins bes neiien
y. W. 6. U. GebGubes, Rprb 2. unb
Wtdriet Strabs, am SOnntas. ben Ia.
September astroffsn. Dds nsue 5eim
Oes @ersins tpiro $500. 900 ioften.
- Der Staotratb belt poreeittrn
Ibeno eins 0erIammluns, In Delter
cine Sroinan3 paHirt puroe. bic 3abl
Der poliaiiten berab3uisben. - Meil,
Rotb u. Co., BON Cincinnati, iparen
our9 Clarence 3sIlers in Der @ers
1ammlung reprGisntirt uno offerirten
pari fir bic 100000 emergency
Bombs, tpenn Die Bombs anitatt 800
auf $1,000 lauten unb in Rem Dort
a1blbor gsmoht ipsrben. Die Gffsrte
puroe bsm 5inan3 aommittss sur
Grleoiguns iiberIaFsn. !.
9rei giitsrpaesn Der G., 8. II.
9. GtIenbabn sntgIsiiten porgeiteru
gtbeno in Der Tdbs beg gobnbofs nno
riiien bic GeIeiis auf cine Strets BON
100 SUB onf.
- Otto 9rob lpuros in Der uls bos
.Wontsp 6ouie" betonntsn Mirths
ihdft pon Dem Sarbigen 8urbisr Sss
car Smith nit sinsm We'er angesrifs
fen, Der ibm cine 6 3oIl ldnse Wunoe
an Der rehten Gsits beibraGte. 9rcb
iaho Iufnabme i'm Utsrcp 5oipitaI.
Der goIi3ei lpuroe noreeiteru
Qbeno ssmelbet, Oab Die 20 Sabre oIs
te 9alpiRa gerDnjns.i, pon 306 6anos
Der Strass. isit porssitsrn Worsen aus
ibrsr Wobnung psrmibt purbe. sic
rpurbe suIsst in Der SanoDer Strabe
in Der RGbe oes Wiami s.ieben.
gbriit. 5siorit. tpelber Dor sis
uem Wonat In ginosnpaIo aus einem
Jenittr i'm Stpeittn Stod fetnss Soft
bauiss itiir3ts unO perIest ruuroe. fieI
porgsitsrn Na1mittag i'm part beg
Gsri6tsgsb6uoes BON einem StubI
unb fanb tpisber Qufuabms TN Wercp
6oipitaol.
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4arb 3. gaton aeaen bte 6. II. 8. Gis
ienbdbn ipurbe i'm 9reisseriht on bus
8unbssgeri1t in Gpbingtpn nertpies
fen. Die SaubenerTosIumme betrdgt
$4,000 fir erIittsne 8erIebunsen.
Sobn gpdIsr, 48 Sabre alt, spn
Der Nnn Strabe, Der bes unfuss ans
gstlagt mar, itellte 500 8ursf6dft
i'm Staotgsriht uno tpurbe, oa sr pers
ipra6, ben 6risoen aufreht gu srs
boIten, ppm Rthter 8utsn entlaHeR.
BiQiam 9rpnn uno See gofps
man, bic uugetIast fpdren, 3idets Der
Central Bride i'm gefis geba6t gu
baben, Die g:itoblen paren, srhielteH
ibra Sale auF ods offsns Godet gsz
Isbt, oa 3piIden GoI. R. 70. ReIion,
gnpaIt Der 8rudsn aompagnie, uno
9bil. Rpan, NnfpuIt Der aneetIa1ten,
Elm usberetntommen getroffeH puroe.
- Die Relpport 9pmnaiium 60.
cistn piro i'm Sttpber einen gasar
uno oroBs .SSair" ab3aI.tn unb purs
cen in ner IsBten 9eridmmIung fol-
oenoe aommittees su oieIem 3tped ers
rannt: Gmpfangstommittes: Wlanor
QuouTt SsImboIo, Rihttr GbarIes SO.
YrnQbIut, aihter Otto WoIff, gbds.
Dieosmann, Bilidm q: Sinner, Geo
ndrb Bauer, Girls. gbsrt, 80. q.
Qctsrfon, Battle WorIio9s, ;5rau 6igs
gin, frau BiIbeImi, Srau Sauer,
Srou Rifdros. 5rau gsrtIh, 6rau
sSones. Trau Marr. 6aIlsntommtts
tee: Robert goiabt, Sreosrid 8oebz
mer, Real Donopan, eugene 9rdus.
gonraO Shpeo, SSobn 5refisr, +. 5.
Wlensrs, u. :. MiIIsr, ular S6osner,
iOlpie bic 1lmen 6aar, 9olb, Dsiis,
Sreb. Woltsr uno q. Shasfsr. ---
Tfuiit aommittse: Nu1uit Gapfsr,
Gbnoro q. Gobmener, Sos. 3. Sem
QsIbrot, Oscar Reimert, 6arrp Wlas
ipn. fopis bic Damen GorneIius,
9emper, MilIsr, Ssrmann uno pats
lis. - qrsbz9cmmittse: Wiuiam u.
Grams, gbsitsr u. SssIlr, Qoam 6.
6aas, George Wilhelmi, 5rau Bad
MAUI, SStuu GbtSr u. q Gs=fEsf ~ s 4.ls,
S0mmittee: 8eorqs aaufmaun. aIbsrt
SLATER. Freosrid 5drber, paul Snot.
Wiuiam Refer, Benjamin qsI3sr,
iopie bic 0cmen giebI, gtsiisr.
Whitebouis, 6ummsu, Wiorig uno
ginber. -- Supper aommittss: Sss
car Rummel. Diuiam WIiIius. 9sor9.
qfa6Isr, Woris Masner, 9sorgs
3orus, iopie bic Tdmen 8. RummeI,
EphI, qosniB. SiiTsI, genasl, Sb:ff
Gsttendder, Rstluisr uno 9rofts. -
gerqnii9uHos Sommtttss: Sobn
SIoeder. 6aI. 0eiasle. 5arrp giuber,
%. DaIbsmeo.r. MiItor Marr. fotpie
BIZ 8amsn Denherotb, 9oiabt 5epsu,
6upne uno gcsnen. - gbed. .Rdum
Sommittee: 80. 6. Wenbsrotb, 9. 9.
Wtiusr, Rsinbdri gsuser, ippie bic
7dmen Stuatebsd. Goitans. DOIff
Mdfon, aiiTinasr. - Qrosramms
aommittte: Soisph u. Dterig, Grsb.
Doltsrs. Sol. Rihurbs.
- Der 8sri6tstaisnbsr fir ben
6erbittermin hes Qppsuationsesrihis
lit aeFtsrn sinqstroffsu. Rur lptnis.
fGIs itsbsn auf bem Godet bon
Campbell gountn.
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r q 90 iltD 70.

llnier gsent in SamiItpn in
Serr Gouaro Srud, 449 Sab 5anite
Strafe. 8ea Gel. 476 R, Some
gbune 1851 u.
= 8as ftGbtif6s giirssrtidet fir
bic Dabl i'm Ropsmbsr nit ben aans
bioaten Charles 8. Maion fir Wdpor;
6. o. Rubsr, prGiioent o<s Stubts
rutbs; Sobu 3. R.ilan, StaotdnDalt,
grnft W. Grb, Stabtaubitor; CHARTS
n. MiItins, Stabt ShoBmeiiter; /;
6bas. 6. Gapis, SiabtcIsrt; Stabtrds
tbe at large, Ger. 5olbrod, Mart WiIs
litin unb Gbriit. geuninshofsn, Iofpie
Der Staotrdtbe tpurben Der MablbebOrs
be unterbrsitst. Demnad iiub bier
gidsts i'm 6sloe: 8iireertitet, SoSias
liitsn, 9emotrateu uno Rspublitaner.
Ger SagOpogt 2ouis auerit err
pirtte geitern Dor oem 5risDensri6tsr
WlOrton 8erbaftsbsfebIs segsn bic
Champion goutso 9apsr Co., bic Sers
fsp pading Co., (g. u. SRioer Co.,
bon Cincinnati, pelhe bier cine ga
brit bat unb bic 4meriedn Boiling
Wlill sin Wioolstofpu, neil iis bas
geiss bdburda ibsrtrsten, bob bic Ga
6ritsn ibrs QbfGlls in ben Niami uno
tie Babe laufen IaFsn nno buour4
ben Gif6bsitano ruinireu. Gos Der
hor finbet am 10. September ftatt.
Sba Burton bat Grant Burton
auf Sfeibung psriloet llno min bas
Rs6t baben, ibren MGb9snnnmen 4ls
len tpieber fii6rsn 3u biirfsn. 9as
gaar beiratbets in Wineleton am 90.
December 1910 uno bat fe:ne alnoer.
Gis giebt als Grunb gernadldfiiguns
uno 8erldiFen an.
- gRep. u. @. 9abie, bon Der ct.
Yeterstirhe, fpel6er na6piqua perisbt
tpurbe, erbielt BON ieiner Gemsinbe Bel
Ieinem Mbfhieb ein 9eIhent, beitsbsnb
aus elmer e5rfe nit GoIbftifen.
- DrDil GhOrt. q. uab Gftbsr
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% { tu srt.

Sic 8eiupurt Office fir Sas y6in.
rinHatier @olfshlatt" bcfiuoet iidI in
8O. 339 gurf StrcRe, seseniber Dem
GOurtbauie, pOielbit Reuisfeiten, Gin.
seigcn Il. I. m. bis 10 llbr 45 Wiua.
ten abeabS entgesengenDmmtn iuer.
ben. Selephpn Sunth 240t.
- Gbsihsins: Dm. Jrep unb Mina
2aDcot, 8sioe bon gletp Ri6nonD,
o; 5lopo Qaipn uno Gina See,
geioe Don Spmsr, 8; 5ugb Dunlap
uno 9pIbie Butler, geibe pon 5omer,
Ohio.
-Grunoeigentbums us6ertraouns
gen: So6n 6erpeg u. u. an 5reb.
Gspenf6iso, Got an Der Hbensforb
Ctr, 9euspus, ap., 81; 5reb. St<in
an Worris 9olbfeIbsr, Got an Der on
2. Strubs, 81; Ri6arb gregel an
Qnnd GobrieI, Got Ro. IA in Der
Muniion SiQ 2tpoition, 81; Muttis
Sbmun an grnsft SbompIon, Got on
Der Ban Boat Qpe., gelspue, 81.
Die State MebicQI 2tFociation,
Die in Bombing @rssn, ap.. tagts, bat
Qenport our 4onnentionsitaot i'm
nahitsn Sabre gendbIt.
- 9as /. Battalion bes 8. oynfane
terts Re9iments nit WluIitt1pelle
pirb am 8. September bon Camp
psrrp, g., 5uriiderportst.
Gillian Marfb psrtlagte 2ouis
WorTb uuf Sdeibung. 0us gaar
beiratbete i'm Sabre 1894. Set BEN
Sabre 1910, als sr iis psrlisb, BAT er
ni9t mebr fir lie seforgt.
- auguft 5uffsp, Samss 5ith unb
Sames 8ronn, bic BON ben Deputn
Sberiffs Smfelbt uub WdniDarine in
Brent, Rp.. fpegeu 9runtenbeit unb
unfugs Derboftet tpurben, purben
bonn Grisbersri6ter WaI4inptt BON
Siglunb Diitritt I'M js $5 beTtraft.
sSit6 3ablte feline Strofe unb iuurbe
enttafen, tpGbrenb bic beiben Quberen
nacb benz Nepporter GefdngniB eez
iaHot ipurDen.
[ - Die SdaaensrfastIase BON Ris
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3abton NIB Bellevue.

Serr Diuiam 2angsnbabn unb
Satin nsbit Sobn Srpin BON Der Res
treat Strabs, 8tLlspus. fino BON De-
troit, Wsi4., 3uriidgei.brt.
- Die Womsns gipic 2easus bon
9aptpn niro am Grsitus 4benb cine
pihtigs Sisung ab6aItsn. Dos Rim
osrgorten aommittse Der 2iga piro
nd6iien Montag sins Sisuug ubbaIs
ten, I'm bic Issten 9orbersitungsn CUR
Gr0ffnung oes ainbersortsns gu trsfs
fen.
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gapbbins glpe. Den RsTt fstnes 9ers
mDeens :rbalten feine Riuotr unb
Stisftinbsr 3tt sleiden 3bsilen. 9a bic
5ortman ssItorben lit, fdIIt ibr Sbeil
Gbos. ., 8eup gu. - 9lnDdIt M. &.
gbtne tit Ra6Iabperpalter. Ibi6dbsr
finb: 9bomds 5opers, 5. 30. Ma6os
nep unb Sobn Gor.
- %. s. 8oles quoIifbirte I'm
GOuntpgeridt ala QbminiItrdtor Der
arna Narta 0aub SiHterIahenf6aft.
Qbi6Gber iinb: 80. s. Mabon, 6rant
S6uIB uub Ran Sames.
- Marion 6. Gaiott iib&rtruo on
Satburine Slider, Got No. 81 in Der
3. 8. Senueop's untera6tbeilllng on
Der Wlap Strobe, nOroIth Ser II.
Strlbe, 81.
- gona 9snnep erbielt i'm StaDts
geritt pegen SleinbiebitabIs 80 Eage
arbeitsbaus. Sic erlangte 9roeerps
8auren auf bem Ramen Der 5rau 6.
Weber in Siib Gopinston.
- Sheriff Sobn 3. gpste unb
3ohter, SRI. @ertrub reiien bsute CUR
grbolung mad 6renh Sid Springs,
Sno. Gbefclert SSreo. gD. Rolf miro
als Sheriff fungtren.
- Srau s. 2i6bausr unb Satin,
bon 2ebigb, Butler &c., g., tpsilen auf
gsIut bei Grau gtaisr, go. 524 Ser
mes Qpe.
Die &enton Gountp aegler
2edous tpurbe oeitsrn Qbeno fir bic
Sdtion 1918 - 1914 org1niiirt. IA
GIubs 6aben iid1 gemeIoet. 0as BRO
qramm piro nun snttporfsn unb be-
einnt bic Saiion am /. Stto6er.
- Die peitgeben0iten @prbereituns
cen fir b:n 9asar gum 9eiten bes
Ct. GIiiabetb SoipitaIs, Der pom 8.
Big gum 13. gtnpember intl. dbgebals
ten tperbeu Toq, 4perosn 9etroffer uuo
Deripri6t Der gasar cine grobartigs
Qffdtre su fperben. Gin ipertbpolIer
9reis foq fir bic Dame ausoeieBt
tperoen. bic In sinsm 9opuIdrttdtss
Sontsit Die mtiften Sttmmsu erbdIt.
- SH einsr SiBung Ser Sduls
&ommiforc puros cine 2uIhrift BON
@Iban WoIff, Setretdr oes 9eutihs
2lmerituniIhen Stuotperbanocs, Der.
IsIen, in Der gspiinidt pirO, bdb Die
ShuIzaommifdrs bas GrIerren Der
oeutihen Spra6e auf ben Stunocns
plan ieBen iolIen, ol 80 8ro1ent Der
GItern Der ihulpfIidtigsH 8iroer oas
fir 1eItimmt haben. Wuroc pertpisien.
- Supt. CLUB ma6te BEN 8orihIag.
oab Elm .Wooel 5lat" einQerihtet
fperoe, UNI ben peibIi4sn farbigeH
Shilern bas aohen unb Die 5duss
urbsiten 81 lsbren. Wuroc ungenoms
men. Fur bic 4uiteIIung oeut.
fher 2ebrer i6etnt man tsin Gelo gu
baben, absr um farbigen Sinoeru oas
aoten auf Soften Der Steusr3ablsr
gu lebren, bafiir bat man 9eIb. -
Supt. Stub bsrihtete bic ReIieuatipn
BON 6. R. Gate, r. @. mcainnep unb
Ban 2dpeu. - Die 8uroifuft bss
9eI6Gftsfibrers auguit Sbore bon
$1,000 puros ansenommen.
= 9as 2eihenbegdngniB beg Der.
ftor6enen II. 8erpe finbet heuts 9ors
mittag nm $50 llbr BON Der Ct. va
trits Sir6e aus itdtt uno mid: ro1
rer 0auttercrttes Stride, pie geitslE
irrthiimlih beri6tet fpurbs.
- Sm 2u6Ioiper Stabtratb fam ae.
tern Die SroinanS fir cine 9srsttz
lame fir Die 8eIeu9tung Der Staot
burh gIettrtSitdt aufs Sdpst uno
bate cine bisigs Debate sur GoIge.
Wlan tpnnte lid ni6t einigsn unb
oieislbe tpuros duf Die ndhite Sibung
bsbufs fpeiterer Debate oeri1o6en.
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CIR. 275.
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Sumoreste bon q Ipiu Romcr.

2ufioreste bon !. MIN " 0 III Z
81
sSn Der ,;seieru5erlopoit" bate einG
glnSeioe aeitdnoen: .8itttper, Ben.
ticr, airdlenrotb, JPitte Der pierya.
iuht fir Die 2eitllug oes SniisbaIts
mo Die GrSiebmI ieiuer ainoer al.
teres pirtbihoftIlhes 5rduIein ieibit'
Ioien, ianiien gbaratters. Bel ipIi.
ben, unipruhsloieu Sebensgepobnbei.
ten angenebme aItersoeriorgune.
Siierteu uip. iriru.
Sd ipiiroe mid entihieoen mel.
ben, RatoIie!" rietb 3beoboIo RoI.
fenbe6er ieiner z hDeiter, bic init ei.
uem ioIerIifen l5eiitt uno 5uioTn.
meueetuiiieuen @Ippen auf benz al.
ten Ripsioia inB uuo nit ipisen Gin.
germ on einem 3lUedloien giered bon
ihrefhofteH IlHeuiioneu berilmba.
felte. gr bate udnlih Die gibiidt,
iih oemnat]it nod, ettpas peripdfet,
in ben beIligeu gbeitnn6 su begeben,
uuo iilrdtete, onb feine oltiungfer.
Iih.eigcupiaige SGipeiter Ieiner Jun.
gen Srau Die Serrihnft I'M SGls.
bolt nidt Gon3 freifpillig nbtreten
piirbe limb ylataIie, bic Die Soffnung
auf cIHen herbitIihen 2iebestrnum
nod INNER ulht gang ouigegeben
bate, uno o6rau stirhenrotb~ fir
cine san3 eaiiable anrehe belt, ies.
te iidl 3ureht uusb ifrieb.
llr6 nun bate iie ii6 in ibr
Sduar3ieioenes geiporfen, oas einen
iait 3u DIrblgen ginhrnd mndte,
ben Sut nit Der eroben Stroubcn.
feber auf Die gut unierlegte fIeibIame
Griiur leieet uuo ben 9ue nod $err.
Iingita6t beiticgen. nm iid benz sll
erobernoen Ntttiper, Wlitte piereig,
bor3uitelleu.
Ter 3uitroH 5u @1oern uno Som.
meririiten mar idoH inn 0ange; bes-
baIb mar es md1t leiht, IN ben q.
3uge etneH RIas nod 4unih Sn fin.
ben Iie Abtbeile fir ssrauen seigten
iif IN allen ieniterpIdeen pergeben.
uno oiIi eiueu nnberen refIeftierte
gtotoIie NloIfCnbeher natiirIidb niht.
SdiiebIid cntoedte iie IN einem
gtlhtrauhertlippe einen merfiuiir.
oigerneiie lreiaebliebenen Gfiis an
Der qroBen gliIBenIdleibe.
3ruor be6euiete ibr elmer Der esniaI.
len, Dab aud Oieier gIas fhon beleei
ieI. Ter Serr ipeiIe nngeniheinIid)
mIr I'm Speiielpagen. ssnoes fehrte
lie lid niht boron. Gs ipirb ifcn Elm
SfapaIier ieIn. Der bid nif)t notbigen
niro, anf5uiteben. ipenn er ipirfIih Dor
Serrlinqita6t aus benz Speiiepngen
5urildfebreu piiroe. onhte iie opti.
miitiih.
Selbiiberrlih mofte iie es fid, Be.
ouem, oeritoute ibre 1aife i'm Ret,
idob Die 3eltuHeen oes anpeienoen
ein Stiid peiter unb nuiterte nit
nornehmer lleberleeenbeit bic aiipee.
bCllgtleU.
gei Der n1fifen Etntion brdng.en
iih nod 5luei reiieIuitige 6eieaen in
oos abtbeiI tros nlIcr feinoieligen
glife, nit oeHen fie bic llnDerfdjdn.
ten fpidte, LIND gleih baHoh tnuhte
aud berSdIenrmer nuf, Der bns tbeii.
re Diner berunfergegeiier bate iinb
lid pobl 9ar Gin Mittnasihldfbea
Ieiiten nolte niif ibrem GdpIntel
Rum, bos niiroe cr fih boffentlih per.
geben lai'en. tuenn er iob, ooB ie-
mano auf oieien pIns fab. ben man
5art entaegensifonrmen bate.
aber Tie batfe iih bitter getdniht.
Gs ipor teiu QopoIier. Tros feines
eleannten aeiiberen, tros Der biden
goloenen lIhrfefte nnb bem Brilliant.
ring am tIeIHen Ginger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04
Miss Catherine Bremen
Dies Near FOreStVilIe

Miss.Cathsrine Bremen was born
near Forestville, Va, on Feb. II,
1S43 and died at her home there or
June Is, 1913, aged 10 years, months
and Is days.
Her last illness was not long. She
was member of large and useful
family. She is survived by one sis.
ter, q number of other relatives and
many friends. She was a faithful,
life long member of the Lutheran
Church.
The funeral sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. j. Paul Stirewalt
the Rev. D. L. Miller taking part in
the service, making some remarks
also,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04
Pass State Bar.

Seventy-four men out OF one hun.
dred and nineteen successfully passed
the State Law examiners In Roanoke
last week. Among the list we're
Messrs. George Mark French. OF
Woodstock, Robert Thomas Barton
and Harry Il. Lynch. Of Winchester,
and j. E. Pifer, of Strasburg.
Mr.. French, who is\the Oldest son of
Mr.. William French, of this place
received his degree OF A. B. from
Roanoke College and has only COM
pleted two of the three years required
in the Law Course at the University
of Virginia. From childhood he has
been a hard student and young mar
of rare intelligence and indefatigablt
energy and his success in life is I'm
questioned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04
Church Directory.
REFORMED.

REFORMED.
st. Paul's, Woodstock-SecOnd an(
and Fourth Sundays A. M. Every
Sunday evening.
Mt. Calvary-First and Third Sun
days A. M.
REV. A. W. BARLEY, Pastor
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
Every Sunday at IL A. M. and
p. M. Rev. W. s. HAMMOND,
Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Woodstock Every Sunday ii A
M. and P. NJ, except End Sunday.
Nit. Jackson-Second Sunday II A.
M. and 7.30 P. M.
New Market-Second Sunday, as
3P. M. Rev. ]. A. MCMURRAY,
Pastor
LUTHERAN.
Every Sunday IL A. M. and 500
Pm. REV. S. W. KUHNS, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN.
Second Sunday, II A. M. and 7.3C
P. M. Rev. J. D. HAMAKER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04
PERSONALS

Miss Mabel Walton, Vice President
OF the Grand Chapter OF Sigma Sigma
Sigma is attending their meeting ia
session this week in Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Katherine Hottie. is visiting
Rev. and Mrs.; ]. Stuart Hartman, OF
Littlestown, Pa.
Miss Laura Snellings, OF Strasbure.
IL visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. Edward Smith. of 1ynchburg,
Is visiting his schoolmate, Mr.. Wei.
lington Stickley, on Muhlenberg st.
Mr.. Frank Coffman and little SON.
Frank, are spending q few days in
Staunton, this week.
Miss Luna Van Pelt, OF Stauntor,
is visiting Mrs. L. c. Kneislay and
family on North Main st.
Miss Margaret Vance Hoffman, left
Wednesday for Syracuse, N. Y,
where she will take six weeks course
OF study at the Syracuse University.
Miss Ruth Hudson, OF Luray, who
taught with Miss Hoffman, at the State
Normal School at Harrisonburg will
also study at the same institution.
Mr.. VIM. Lambert was the first vet.
ecan to return from Gettysburg to this
place. Fifty years ago, no would
have stuck to them. but now the at.
fractions at his home are stronger
than those which the state of Pennsyl-
vania and the United States could
make at Gettysburg. He was for.
tunate to get back 50 soon.
Mr.. BENZ. Holmes, returned We'd
nesdav from Gettysburg, where he
spent several days attending the
celebration.
Mr.. Charles HollinRsworth who ha 70
been visiting relatives in and near
town has returned to his home in
Whiteville, Tenn.
Miss Olive Persall, OF New York
City, who has been visiting her friend,
Miss Mary Kneisley, of Strasburg,
and Mr.. Warren Grubbs, manager of
the c. L. Kneisley Drug Co., of Stras-
burg. were visitors in town Thursday.
Miss Marian Gsrkin, of Front Roy
al, is the guest of her friend, Miss
Margaret Magruder.
The members of the younger Set en-
joyed q hay ride Wednesday evening.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04

Ono of the first arrests made for
failure to abide by the provisions of
the new vital statistics law VAS re-
corded Monday in Richmond, whea
DR.. 81. L. Harris, s colored physician,
was taken into custody on q warrant
charging him with having neglected to
report to the State Department OF
Health the birth of . negro infant 10
Chesterfield county. The State health
officials are determined to enforce the
new statute TO its fullest, and hope 10
maks an example OF the present case,
which will serve a. warning to negli.
gent physicians al over the State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04
Fourth of July.

Woodstock will have sane Fourth
of July. as sane as the most cautious
could require. Fire works will not be
used. The bar rooms will be
tightly closed and the only liquors
used will be those imported into town
from some OF our wet neighbors,
or stealthily handed out from the
shady "speak easies," or from the
bottles quietly kept in sideboards.
Many will try their luck fishing
for the Fourth of July is one of the
best fishing days in the year. One
little minnow sporting in the water
will furnish entertainment for score
or more fishermen.
The stores it is presumed will be
closed or at least, have the curtains
down and our citizens will give ex.
preston to their patriotism by in.
dulging in lemonade or other soft
drinks, without mint.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-07-04
Mrs. Cora A. Brill,

After an illness of little more than a
day, Mrs. Cora A. Brill died Sunday
afternoon at her home. PAPA Druid Hill
Avenue. Death was due to cerebral
hemorrhage. The funeral was held
at the house on Tuesday at O'Clock,
and was conducted by Rev. John W.
McCauiey, of the Lutheran Church OF
the Incarnation. Burial will be in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Brill was A years of age and
was born at Star Tannery, Va, where
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph w.
Himelright, now live. Four sisters,
Mrs r. Virts, Mrs. Jennie Orneross,
Mrs. Clara Heishman and Mrs. C. W.
Bartlett, and two brothers, Leland
and Hesler Himelright, also survive
|her.-Bako. Sun.