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Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

the road from Lebanon Center to Boz rahViUe (near Avery's MILD, I will sell at auction on the premises, on
 TUESDAY, APRIL 22. 4. D. 1918,
 at 10 o'clock R.. na. the following described personal prop erty: mare (about 11o0 lbs, good driver and worker), pair oxen (s1x years old, 310o Ibs-), Il cows (some fresh, some springerS, some due in the tau), l tWo-horse moving machine. l horse rake. corn sheHer. about 76 bushels ears of corn, 1 Concord buggy, l market wagon. 1 sleigh, 1 four-can Cooley creamer. barrel vinegar, about Is bushels potatoes, tons f1rst Qua1- ity hay, 30 tons ice. set double work harness, ? driving harness, l express harness, 10 Cooley cans. shoVe1s, forks, chains, horse fork, ladders. lot of lumber herrows, blows, No. kitchen range (nearly new), chamber sets, beds, bedding, carpets, crockery, 1 ton coal and other articles too numerous to m ention.
 If stormy. sale will take place next fair weekday.
 Lebanon, Conn, April 10. 1913.
 apr16d JOHN COUGHLIN.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
TO RENT.

TO REsNT-Nice pleasant furnished room all modern convenienceS, central location. Inquire Bulletin Office.
 mar26d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
AUCTION.

JAMES H. HYDE
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
AuctioneeT

Having sold my farm in Lebanon. on the road from Lebanon Center to Boz rahVi1le (near AveryS MID, l will sell at auction on the premises, on
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

IF YOU WANT a quick result to sell your I&rIn. IeL ms have your partlcu- Iars l can a1Nays oommunIcaLe WlLn buyers. Ered ASyefD lL( Laurel AlA4 Ave, Norwich. AAAlR ofnce. New XOrA.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good lo-acre

farm well located near village and nelgnbors. on telephone and h. E. D.; grisc mill. cider mill and saw mil. 0o- ing good business; about 50 1orse power over wheels; excellent eight room house, new barn, poultry house and sheds; good land; good fruit; bar gam price for immealate sale. or trade Tor cottage in or near town. ParIIcu- lars. Tryon's Agency, WtIlimantic. Ct.
 feb10d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

J. c. WITTER.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

a 16 foot TO Wdooat, suitable for sail or power Inquire of J. H. koy1e. TT-1.ng f,ova apT9d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

FOR SALE Best $8.50 eyeglasses, prope4 ly htred, for s1.S5. Burnnam, 227 AaIn St. Apr1o
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

FOR SALh-zU0 bushels me smooth seed or L&D4e potatoes. 6AfS. Gilbert IoLten. Lebanon, CI. mar1Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

FOR SALE+Two Cyphers incupators price S1U. Z40 eggs. Enquire of Will nam F. Wade. 5zV BoSWeA Ave-. or tel. 4ya-3 apr9d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Indian Runner eggs 15c, ducA4ngs zvcs Aeds or Leg. esss, 1o for SI, or 1V0 for 50. Thread City Poultry Yards. WlIlimantic. Conn. Tel ephoEe 2lz-3 apr1ld
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

price $l0, two breeders, Mann bone cut ter, lawn mower. etc. C. Ii. Ogaen, R- F. D. 4. apf1ud
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

| FOR SALR-Four horses. one pair
 i young horses weigh 2ssS. horse, l roaoer Address James Downing,
 I Plain 0ald Ct Tel 29-e. RprYd
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
WANTED.

WANTED-Men and women wanted for government positions; large sala- ries; vacations; steady work; common education sufficient; over 12,0eo ap- pointments this year; parcel post re- quires hundreds; influence unneces- sary. Write immediately for free list of positions obtainable. Franklin In stitute, Dept 3sC., Rochester. N. r.
 apr11d
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

TO LET@Very desirable house at NO. 19S Laurel Hill Ave. Apply to ': E. Babcock, 45 Main St. aprS WFMWS
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

FOR AAAEs-Cne 2Oth Century Kemp manure spreadeT, never used; one Glover Leaf manure spr eader, as Sooo as new; two McCorxnick mowers. b. H. Gillette, Colchester, Conn aprod
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

FOR SALE-One large ice box or refrigerator suitable tor a restaurant or lunch room. glass doors and m A No 1 cond1uon; cost $126 new; also several smaller ice chests. Auction Rooms, Avans Block. Dan1eIson, Conn.
 apr&TuE
Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11

FOR SALE-AroosJo0k seed potatoes, grown on virgin So4L or Maine ana shipped direct to us. Place your or carry ana secure CeLLaD1e SeGQ Kronn the fo4LOWlnS varieties: Green GGuaIaIn, 1rlBR COpDLers. Lar4y OekS- ware, CaIman, Gold Com, ts2rAy Rose, EarLy NorIaerR. AeprOn ana New queen. James M. oUnE Gc Son. corner ALa1n and Market BUS. mar22d
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
ZIRCONIA DOINGS.

J.. B. Capps of Hendersonville, Route
3, was a Wis tor here Monday.
Rev. N. w. Corn has smallpox in his
family.
Arthur Ward of Saluda was a bust
ress visitor in this section Saturday.
Rev. j. C. Ward purchased a fine
horse recently.
Over 1900 apple trees were pur-
chased and brought to this communi-
" by individuals here.
A double wedding occurred Sunday
at r. F. Lewis when his daughter.
Miss Lora became the bride of Arthur
Ward of Saluda, and Miss Malitie be-
came the bride of R. B. Redden, of
Bolton. S. C. Rev. j. c. Ward officiat-
&c. A large number of invited guest
we're present, and a sumptuous we'd
ding was enjoyed by all.
E. L. Osteen of Hendersonville was
up at his place the past week planting
apple trees.
John Lusk has bought a farm and Is
going into the fruit growing business.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
ETOWAH.

A new mercantile business is being
established here under the manage
ment of Mr.. j. D. Queen, of Arden
The business will be conducted in the
store building owned by Mr.. j. V.
Blythe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bellamy lett
Saturday for Wilmington, where they
will remain during the winter.
Mrs. r. J.. Anderson, moves this
week t her new residence near Boil
ston. D.,
Mrs. Newman and sister, Miss
Thompson, of Hendersonville, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Newman, of this
place during the past week.
Miss Annie Blythe has recently re-
turned homo after holding a position
for some time in the store of Mr.. F..
Lewis & Son, of Hendersonville.
Mr.. X. G. Whistler has returned
from Camden, S. c., after an absence
of two weeks.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
church was filled Sunday by the pas
to=y Rev. w. H. Davis. An impressive
sermon was delivered.
Miss Meta Alien, left Monday after
noon for n short stay with relatives III
Hendersonville.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
Subscribers Given Until First
OF Year to Renew at Old Rate

The price of the HustIer-DemOcra
viii be $3.50 per year after january
/, 1914. There are several reasons
Tor Increasing the price, chief among
them being the fact that at the in
creased cost of ever thing that goes
into the making of a newspaper we
cannot longer afford to issue the pa
per on the one dollar basis and make
both ends meet. We figure that un-
der the present rate every new sub
scriber is a loss to us instead of Il
gain for it is impossible to give a
paper equal to that now produced at
q cost of 81 per year, therefore the
a.ortage has to be made up on ad-
sertlsing.
BY statements maiIed and through
the Hustler Democrat we have re-
peatedly called attention to the
amount due us by several subscrib-
erS and as a result we have had
gratifying returns, but not wishing
to take undue advantage of any of our
subscribers we will give them ample
time to enew and pay in advance for
one Or more years at the old rate.
All subscriptions that have not been
renewed by January 1 will be figured
on the basis of $1.5G a year after that
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
GOVERNMENT nj


Government ownership of telegraph
and telephone lines throughout the
country is being seriously considered
by President Wilson.
Conferences between the president
and Postmaster General Burlesoa
have led to a gathering of information
about the practical working OF gov
eminent ownership in those nations
where sucL a system is in operation.
The subject will be discussed at some
length in the postmaster generals an
Eual report. soon to be made public,
though it is by no means assured h a
he will make any positive recommen-
dations.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25

date and on the basis of 81 a year for
all due up to that date.
Our subscription list has been cor
rected up to date so our subscribers
can tell by examining the date on
their label opposite their. name just
how their subscription stands. The
tate i'll al cases shows to when the
subscription is paid.
tR this connection we do not hesi-
tate TO say that we are giving our
readers n of the best weekly pa
pars in North Carolina and that IN
order to keep up this good service
il will be absolutely necessary to
charge S1.5O per year after the first
Af January.
We arc net alone in the Increase III
rates as a number of weeklies
al! orer the country have found it
necessary to raise the price by rea.
son of the great increase in the cost
OF labor and materials during the last
fCW years.. The prices for the pro-
duets of our subscribers have greatly
Increased from year to year while
the price of the newspaper has stood
! unchanged, and the time has come
when publishers are forced to charge
. more for their goods.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
NEW HACK LINE
will Operate Daily Next Sumner EroB
EdneyviIIe to Chimney Rock,

Will Operate Daily Next Summer From
E~dneyviIIe to Chimney Ro"t,
The Chimney Rock company nas
made arrangements to saffy
hack line from Edneyville to Chimney
Rock during the coming 5u.-Laef.
It is estimated that 5,0Ga people
spent a part or all of last summer il
that section and in view of the large
number of boarding houses along the
Reedy Patch creek and Hickory Nut
Gap regular hack service was greatly
needed.
A tentative schedule has been pre-
pared whereby the hack will leave J..
A Flack's hotel at z O'Clock in the
forenoon and pass Bee Palace, Tula
home. Chicasaw inn, Slick Rock,
Brasswell's Hill Crest, Edney's inn,
Reedy Patch inn, Bat Cave. Hudgin's
inn, Esmeralda inn, Red White and
Blue, Mountain View inn,, arriving
at the entrance to the Chimney Rock
trail at 1880.
The return trip will be made in the
afternoon at some hour TO be decided
upon. The rates it is understood will
be very reasonable and the services
will be of great: convenience to about
fifteen boarding houses and hotels.
~
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
READER OBJECTS TO ADS
AND STOPS THE PAPER.
Longs for Something But Knows Not
What Therefore Tells Publish
erS How to Run a Paper.

The fattering compliments the
publishers of the Hustler-Democrat
have received for the last few weeks
have been so numerous that a gentle
knock" seems to be somewhat out of
place. for the purpose of showing how
n of the readers of the paper ex-
presses his utter lack of appreciation
of d fiFst-class weekly newspaper and
his way Of explaining why it's sub
scribers are "drapping" off, the fol-
lowing sample of classical literature
! from ]. T. Cash of Cherokee, S. c.. is
Reproduced:
Cherokee, S. c., Dee. Is, '13.
Dear Editor:
When l subscribe to a paper l pay
for news. The merchant there pay
! you, to do advertising and as it suits
you to work for them in adv. stores
instead Of giving what We pay for.
We don't need the paper any longer.
what it is offered for. When it is sold
we never know what it brings. We
never know. Through the Hustler
what groves on one side of town 0
what is raised on the other. We new
er know through the Hustler the
price of cabbage, apples, nor Irish po-
OF not any such thing grows in tle
State by reading the Hustler. You
carry no real estate transfer column.
If stores is what we can find them any
where. If we have to pay fore the
paper on one side and pay on the
other side for news put in. That
don't suit us. If you will read this I
think you will find why your subscrib-
crs are always drapping out.
Yours truly,
j. T. CASH.
While it is useless and n~onsensical
to comment on a letter from such .un
| unreasonable reader. we take pleas
ure in recommending his carefully
reading the annual statement of ex-
penditures of Henderson county as
contained in this issue. We think
that he would enjoy reading it and
regret that we have to "drap" him as
a subscriber before being able to fur
! uish him with the annual tax sale
next summer, which we would doubt
less enjoy reading. AS to the price
paid for potatoes and cabbage, MI.
Cash would doubtless profit by read
ing some of the advertisements
lagainst which he rails so loudly. Sure
Iy he does not consider the fact that
, for 81 he could hardly buy the white
paper the news is printed on to say
nothing of the thousands of dollars il
takes yearly to produce the newspa.
per which he reads for a little less
than two cents a copy; oh, but what's
the use, it's time and energy wastes
tn write about it-just 70 give tht
world an idea of what it takes to com
pose it.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25

S. C.. B. LeghOrns.
1st, End and 3rd cock. ION Lowndes.
1st and End pullet, S. P. Mears, $
Asheville, N. C.
r.. C.. B. LeghOrns.
1st cockerel and fst pullet, s. P.
Mears, AsheVille.
AncOnas.
1st pullet and 1st cockerel. Fred
Garfen. .
White WyandOttes.
list and End pen, Albert Beck.
3rd pen, Edgar Moore.
1st cock, Albert Beck.
End cock, Edgar Moore.
1st cockerel, 1st, End and 3rd hen.
1st, End and 3rd pullet, Albert Beck.
Buff WyandOttes.
1st and End pullet, 1st hen, Paul
=Dermid.
Silver Wyand0ttes.
1st pen. 1st cockerel, 1st and End
rullet, LIST and End hen, A. F. p. King.
Partridge Wyandottes.
fst, End and 5rd pen, 1st and End
cock, Partridge Wyandotte Yards, F.
2 Morris.
3rd cock. H. K. Morris.
1st, End and 3rd hen, 1st, End and
Bird pullet, list, End and 3rd cockere1,
Partridge Wyandotte Yards. F. z.
Morris.
Partridge COchinS.
1st pen, list cockerel, 1st, End and
3rd pullet, 1st, End and 3rd hen, K. G..
Morris.
Pitt Games.
LIST pen and LIST cock, c. E. Brooks.
End and 3rd cock, F. R, Houston
1st cockereI, H. L. Granger.
LIST hen, F. R. Houston.
End and 3rd hen, c. E. Brooks
Black MinOrcaS
1st cock and End pullet, M. Schenck-.
1st and Bird pullet, w. C. Jordan.
Cochin Bantams.
1st cock. LIST hen, Louis Durham.
Indian Runner Ducks.
LIST pen, J. G. Waldrop.
End pen, J.. O.. Williams.
Best trio, w. NJ. Lott.
Best pair, ]. o. Williams.
Silver SpangIed Hamburgs.
1st pen, Mrs. J: F. Russell.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
HILLGIRT ITEMS.

Rev. Mr.. Nathan preached an elegant
sermon at the M. E, church last Sun
day evening to a large congregation.
Mr.. George A. Liverett went to Hen
Jacksonville shopping last Monday.
Three young men passed through
our burg last Saturday a foot; said
that they were walking from New
York to Texas.
Lee Smith killed two hogs Monday
which pulled the beams to 720 pounds.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25
GOES TO BREVARD.
G. b. Skipper Buys Half Interest
in Brevard Cotton Mills.
Charlotte Obseryer.D

A deal was consummated late Tues
day. whereby Mr.. c. B. Skipper Of
this city, took over one-half interest
il the Brevard Cotton Mills, of Bre-
ward, N. c., the property being ac-
CURED from Messrs. w. c.. Cleveland
and J. Hudson Williams of Green
vile, S.. G.. Mr.. Skipper will be presi-
dent of the new concern and will
move to Brevard where he will direct
the affairs of the mill. Mr.. Williams
Will be vice president n MIR. Cleve-
land will be treasurer.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-12-25

Fresh supply of deeds, mortgages
and other blanks at Democrat-Hustler
Office.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
oas siiOsct nts Gifrifts eolnm6ia

Die GiItrifts G%ommiiidre 6abelt
i6r 9iioaet iiir oas nGAite 6isfaljabr
auigeiteQt. IS Derlangt cine Ser
wiQigung bon u%ngefdbr IA Wtiaionen
0oQars. @s lit benz S6aBamtsie-
fretdr 5ugeaonaeu5 Der es Damn Dem
GongreB 5uiteaen miro. Die Cont
miiiGre baben b0bere 6proarllngen
angeieBt iiir las Gr5icbungs Gepar-
tement oie 0ffentlibe @ibliotbef uno
oas @eiunobeits : 0epartement. Die
@ommiHdre limo ser 9lnii6t. bob
&erbeiierrm9en mo @eri6ouerun
gen pnrten ioateuL bis fir Die gr5ie
bulg uuo oos Sonitdtsweien GRIND
lid geiorgt iii Die ei%n3elnen 8unt-
te ocs 8ii0gets Oiirfen nidt befannt
genaht meroen, ais bis iie bonn
ShaBamtsiefretar beufnnt gemadt
mer0cn.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
Or Giien6art-S eridte.

Seoes Sabr meroen bon mieren
lluiDerlitGteu 3ablloie aer3te olit one
W3enidbeit losgelonen, obne ooB Die
lie iid oaqegen mebren fam. @enn
Elm Singer oes groBen Aesflilap lell
Gertificat zines ameritanii6en peol-
leqe" in Der Gai6e bat, baum 1T er
bere6tigt, mad 8elieben an traltell
N1en1den bernm5u0ottern.
@ie qerinq aber Ger 8iloungsgrao
oieier Serren lebr DIT lit, Oas farm
MOI ans einem 9eri6t 0es Saalpt.
itotiItifers pom @isconiin eriebeil Der
iit Der Miibe unter5oaen bat, enc
gln3obl BON Soteni6einen 5l utter
iu6en. 0abei fanO Ell Die folgenoe
4uripia, ole hermit peremigt mer-
Sen ioaen. Sin 9lr5t bei6ellagte III
Dem Gertificat, Dab Der Cote ogelullo
al 8ett qeqangeu, aber tot autgemadt
Sei4 Sin anoerer bel6einigte, oaB
Die SoOesuria6e mbefonnt bllep'
Ser @erItorbeue aber babe lld) poll
itdnoiQ BON leiner IeBten arantlelt
erbolt~. Sin oritter berldtet: sis
IeBte 4rul1fbeit muroe ourd dronl-
ihen Rbeumatismls peruriatt, abet
Ser 9atient mar ppr ieinem Sooe M
riert@. Sin uierter idreibt: Scr
gerItorbene mar ME ernitlid franfT
Sod elmer: o5tarb pI0blifl; nidts
grnftlihes". Son elmer Ntutter miro
qeiagt, ouB iie in Der Sinbeit gelto.
ben iei. lluo 10 Weiter.
aann man lid wunoerl5 Dab inter
iolfen llmltanoen Der @lalbe al DC
aunlt Der IN unlereu Colleges ausge-
biloeten Aer5te INNER mebr ldfpnl'
bet. S6limmeres bat man audi Dem
Or. @iIenbart ni6t aHgeOidltet. ltno
ole an%gefibrteu 8eridte bernbeH aiIr
@abrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
,Grciie"=WebDro

An Mittmod fallo Dor Der grciic-
8eb0rOe Die 8ernebmung Der geunl-
ten ser Clubs msg2u @rneueruiia
Ser &icen5 itatt. Der Sdngerbuno
ipor Our6 oie 6errenGepper, Sdilt-
els, SGul5e. ser u9(rion~ Ourd 8rd-
iiocnt 81. SAmiot mo Sefretdr @e-
Der p%ertreten. Die @eb0roe iud)te in
critcr @inia altsfinOig 5li maAslL oh
sic Stubs fiir Yrofit etc. or9aniliert
fino, mie oie @erpaltung beidaffen,
luno mas Oie Gimlabntequeaen ieien.
Gs marcn Der 9Stagea oar piele.
SEER Sbpemafer, Ner @opofot Der
9(nti Saloon 2ea9le, mar natirlth
nit ieiilen Sragen aud oa. gas
maze @eieb he0ihgt, Dab Die @ll1nab-
men elmer @irti6aft IN allbs mtr
cine Nebcniade Sncioent lem
ioa. Solte ein 4llib gar3 ntlo gar
quf oiq Bar iid ais Ginna6mcqqllelle
p~erlafeu miiiieL 10 lit 2iceu8 perbo-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
CTR 9inuanO Der 0cntiden scsen
Oas ncuc eiren5-@eiet

- a
Scrr Martiu gSiegano, Der Fra-
ii5snt ser Geutiden @entralUerban-
Oes inn Diitrift Columbia, iagt in Ell
mem ,Suterniep in einer Ansgabe oes
,Gpening Stor":
Ser @inwanO Der Geiitlden ge
aca 0as neIe Spiritioicu Sicet5ge.
ies hat oarin ieinen @runO, Dab Ourd
s. sial6e uuiere geieaibaitli1en 3t-
ionmenfiinfte am Sonltag AbellO
actort merOen, neil es mieren 80
N lien Sen eiu5igen 4beiO IN Der @o-
de rallbt, oil welbem tie jnlonmen-
foalfieu f6nuen SIR geniltl dell llll'
tet 5altntq i'm areiie lieber 6reiliioe.
III pie es miere Sngeio ans lllle=
q Clubs msgtreibt, no tie quite, bill
Se1oe llnter6altung finoen, ullo llad)
M iBen fii6rt no llnaeieblidtelt
no. richt ino tic in idledte @elet-
is Il ocraten. Sc0ermunn, per Que
IN i1iiioc menihlihe gtatilr tellllt'
M. :. OoB menu eiuem iungen N'all-
No Sos Trinfen perboten miro, er oe
m6s1ite @cleqenbeit wobrnimmt, pas
@erbot al iibertreteu, pa perbotelle
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
Die Miaer'S 5nriif.

9(ah me6rmonatli6er 9feile olp If
@n9lano, Geuti6lano, 6ranfreid, sic
5dtpci3 mo Stalien iino Die 9lltge-
60rigen Der 6omilie Miiaer mieoer
81 Salie angelongt. gs iino Oie9
Serr Sacob Miiaer, 6ruu rn0 5mei
&inoer, Johann Ole @ittpe Garl Weiil-
fer uno ibre Mutter, 6rau @il6el=
nina 0fiiaer. @l0e er3GblerL pie iA0A
ole Heile gemelen, mo OaB man inn
toOildlel Gamble III Der aIten Sci
maj li1 beionOerS lange aufgebaltsn
mo erfreut babe. Die @artie fanl
am Samstag lebtar ISOLDE per Dulll-
pier D8ar6arolia~ oes 9toroO. 9lo0o
pia 9tetp 9orf 8ltriid. Die gerpflc-
9lIng auf Dem Sdiff bat na6 Sen
ansiagen Ser &enienoen nidts 81
Wiiniden iibrig gelaiien.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

,Jriidte befumitlid am belten lblned
en-. 9as mag fem ieiner 8eg leEn
ieiite per10nliden 9ie1te 81 ipabrell
o6er es lit Elm natiirli6er Meg. Tn.
iele OeutiAen Clubs mo Serelne mo
liefS in anitdnoiger 8eiie gefilbrt
mnrOen, lil0 nit 3elpettierung Der
aonoes- mo Der gottliden @elebe
gSir periammeln ms am Sonata9'
menn mir pom Der 9lrbeit ruben mil
len. nit unieren @attinnen uao Still
oern in uilereu @aaen, boren quite
O2niif uno mterbalten uns nit hil-
ieren 9&ah6arn uno 6reunoen. limo
es lit oas Deutihe .@erfomnlelt, be-
iylden %%eleaenbeiten tets etrpqs ST
fpillfen mo 3u ellen 81 bobelky Mir
treten 9tiemanOen SIT ndbe, erre9e!I
feinen 6ffertliAen Merger rno lln9
ouf feinet @rofit aus. 8ir aitllllc-
reu ms nlr in unierer eIgelten Mella
in Scr acknowledgements unlerer 9al-
len ltn0 @lltblptale. Nlr Dullell y
fiir cine Smpqrtinelr3, .penll Die Nil-
rifauer iib e~inDrdngen nno ms lto=
rem, MIR neil tie onOere gniidtell ba-
ben iiber Die 5eier oes SonntaaS.
@ntt bat ben Sonntag fiir Die Wtetl-
ldeu, uno nidt Oie Menl6en fiir Den
Sonutag gei1affen".
sSlt Sen 8erianmlun9all Der 0ent=
id1en SERENE @aibington's iper0en
sic BON Ser Convention oes 9elltlf=
MmerifaniiAen 9tational6uloeS an-
qenommenen Nelhlillle, DAB ole erl-
selaeh Gentralperbdlioc Oes Sanoes
Sic GongreB-A 81 georoneten uno Sc
naforen ibrer reipeftipen Stoaten er=
llidjen ioaem fiir Die AellOerulg oes
@aibingtoner 2icen5geiebes IN Se5a9
altf @ereine unO Clubs 81 lorgen, III
aaditer 3eit sur Spro6e fonlnleA
Inn iiber W}ittel uilo Nege 81 bsraz
ten, In pelher lie Oa nahbelfen foll-
nel.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18
@cftorbcn.

gm Sonntog, SEN II. Ofto6er
ltogb IN ibrem Scim, t742 Ss5tr.
". @., nod mebrpohiqem aronfen,
locen 6rou @il6elmine Scenic i'm
Nlser pou 90 So6reu. Die geer0i.
gulg fano auf Dem @roipect Sia
6rieobof itatt. SIN @uiie ioruobl ais
an Dem 6rieOboie iprod) SEER QSo
ltor 0ettbarn, Der @ertreter Goitor
N'en3els. Die S~critor6ene NOR om
IL. Mars 1850 in @ombura aeboren
fam im Sabre 1872 nod @oibino.
toll, mobin lie i6rem poruusaeoonoc.
llen 0lanne folgte. 9ebtercr itorl
I'M Sabre 1894. Die 0abinaeihie.
oele linterldBt eincn5obn Sltoo. So
@lttipe ulo 4 Sinner 0es peritor6e.
lIell Sobnes NoOlpb, mo 3fuei perbci.
raIefe Sodter, 6rou u. :. 9o6ie II.
@tdu Mm. @ott6ar0 un0 bier motif.
re @roBttnoer, bon ocnen 5ipsi nfit
i9f 5alaramen iuobnten. Sn Sen
letteti Sdbren mar iie me6rerc MoIc
IN europa ali 9eiud). Sie Qe6ortc
Dem 6rauen- @iilfsnareiu Oes OelIt.
lden @aiienbauieS an mo mar audi
IN anoerer &eiie mo6ltatiQ. 0ic
Wfenge Der 9lumen bel i6rer 9eerOi.
gliIg 5engte bon Der Siebe ser iie iid
mobretlo ibrcs Sebens 5n erfreltelI
gebabt bette.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-18

Gas &c II me Der perItor-
bercn 6rau @il6elmine Scenic lit 3itr.
Seltdtignlig eingeraiht mor0en. Sbr
perionlides @igentum gebt 81 glei.
den Sctlen an ibre orei &in0er, Su-
80 Scenic, 0fart6a 2obie uno Clara
rs. @%ottbarot. Der Grl0s aus Dem
@rnnOeigentum gebt 81 ie eiueln
Giertel an ole orei genanntarL m1b
reno oas Iebte &iertel Die &iloer 10
res oeritorbenen So6nes N0olp6 e..
talten. Observation-Disclosures inns
Charles $. 9aumarm uno @uitap s..
5hul5e.