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Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
III 2etp5ia.

Der Ser5og BON Cumberland CT,
reidte oui Ser @eiie BON @mmoen
bierber Seip8ig, no er ii6ernodtete
8ei ieiuer Slntunit III @leiBc 9ltben
mo oili Der 6o6rt nod Dem Notel
ermarteten i'm groBe Menidenmen.
gen, Die linn einen ber3lihen en-.
pfang bereiteten.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

@eorg uon gn9lano, Dem and nod
Sugejil6elt mrroe muo Der mieOerbolt
nieOcrgriiBte. Die in ser Sieges
alice unO Der StraBe Inter Sen Gin.
cen" aufaelteaten Sruppen pr1len.
tirten oas @epe6r, m6brenO bic ruiz
iiite @atipnal6pmtle geipielt Wur0e.
SIN faiierli1en S6loiie 6egriiBten io-
Damn Sen G3aren Die 4aiierin, So
niein Morp ron Gnglono, @rin3eiiin
.Iiftorta 9ouiie, 6er3o9 uno Serge
gin bon Cumberland urO Oie @roB.
6er5ogin : @itttue bon 9ooen.
@eitere u NIT rengnnJen.
MlSoonn berridte cine fur5e 3eit
9iu6e i'm SfgoB, sic Der aaiier 0a-
III bennBte, sic groBe preuBiIfe 6elo.
maridalls Uniform oir5ulesen, nm
a!soonn sic @liifmiinide oes oiplo.
matiiden Corps umo bon aboronun-
gen aus sen 0entId)en GolonIen emit
ge9cnSune6men. 9m sl6enO per.
iammelten liA olsoonn sic @6ite nit
ser faiierIiden 6amilie 81 einem Ga
Go0iner, BEL Dem ser aaiier in fnr5en
@orten oie biS6er erihienenen @dIre
millfommeu bieB, wdbrenO ser G5ar
allf oos grautpaar uio aonig Beorg
ppn GnglonO aui oen aoiicr tooitetc.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
@rieden nHO 8ulsaren lperOeu
sur SABINE bsrnfeH.
Fonflift 5luiiden gu.surien Ger.
bien nnO @riedenlanO peri6Grit
iih. gulgarien erpartet
nelsen arieg. G6ineiii6e Pin
Iei6e me6rfa6 it6erseidnet.
Suifragetten : Anidlag gIiid.
lid ~oereitelt.

QonOon, %. Moi. - 8ie ser
Zines" aus 9lt6en gemeloet MIRO,
periddrit iid Der 3uiiden Bulge.
rien, Serbien unO @riedenlanO iiber
sic @ert6eilung oes Der Giirfei emit
~riiienen @ebietes entitanoene Som
lift troB Der 8ermittlung &uB.
lambs. Serhien uno @riedenlunO
limo entihloiicm i6re Anipriide,
menn notbig, nit @affengepalt
Ourd5uieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

9erlin %. Mai. - 0ad elmer
dilBerit itiirmiideu 0ebatte lebnte
cine Niebrbeit Der Budget Commit
lion oeS ReidStags ole AntrGge Der
S%infsporteien ob, iueIfe ouf cine Be
leitignng Der Y%ripilegirune oes Gar
oeforps ab5ielteu. SIS fam bel Der
@elegnbeit 81 iharfen auseinanoer-
leBungen 5lpiiden Dem ariegsmini.
Her General .. Snf. b. 9eeringen nn1
ueridieoenen Abg%eoroneten.
Gle So5ialoemofraten oerlanaten
Die Abidoifung oes @oroetorps, in.
Gem Tie geltenO modten. DAB ole gil.
Dung bon G~litetruppen ourd) oie8er.
f%oiiiu1g uerboten meroe uno ole @ar.
DC, Die Elm iebr foltipieIiges 5pieI-
seia biIoe, ciaentIih nur boiiiden
3ueden niene.
9ie Semertung zines Der io3ioliiti.
lAcn &eoner, oaB ole @nroeregi.
menter bauptiahlid gum Sdllt oes
&ailers bel HeooIten oa leien Deran.
IaBte Den AriegSminilter General D.
@eeringen SIT einem beftigen Gro.
telt.
Ter &rieaSmimiiter erfIirte i'm
&erlali ser GiSfniiioL Die in gieoe
itebenOen Nntrdee entbielten einen
@iugriii in ole neutrality-suspicious.
Commando @epalt oes aaiIers
rno einen Gingrifi in oen @eiit uno
Die TRADITION Der Armee. Die @ebr-
porlage uiiroe uuomebmbor mer.
Den, penn iolhe geihliiiie gefaBt
tpiirOeu.
lie 5ortihrittler uno So3ialoe.
mlofraten betonten oagegen, Die Be
r%or5ugung oes @aroetorps nGbre ole
llu5uirieoenbeit Der iibrigen 9ffi3ier-
forps. Ani oas id1rflte griffen iie
oen ariegsminilter an, inoem lie be-
merften es lei mperlt1nolib, mie
ole MISUNDERSTANDING oerartigerYri-
pilegien Ger &egierlng midtiger
lein Tonne ais ole gauge @ebroor.
lage.
Gem gegeniiber bob ser ariegsmi-
hitter beroor, er babe nur ieine per-
ionlide Auffoiiung eeduBert, uno
wies Die gerOrebmg Der BON ibm
ailSgelprohenen Aniihten ab. @r-
nelit betoute General b. Seeringen,
oaB ole bon Der 2infen gelteIlteu An-
troge als Elm idarfer Angriff auf Die
Yerion oes 9aiiers in Der entl1ie.
oenlten 6orm 5uriid5umeiien ieien,
3ugleid legte er beionoeren Nah.
Druid auf Die @eriiderrms. Dab Oas
@oroeforps binlidtlid) Der @usbil.
oulg Den iibriaen 8orps ebenbiirtig
lei.
SIS fam Onrnad cine BON Den Rd-
tionalliberolen porgeiblagene Reio-
luton our Annobme. sic ioa Der
Gntmidlimg entgegenmirfen, welhe
bel Hegimentern %ausidlieBlid gu
aoeligen 0ffi5iertorps fiibrt.
Auf Scr @eimreife.
9ie pom 9oiier begnooigten eng
liiden Spione, Captain Grend.
Seutnant Brandon mno NnlpaIt
Stetuart, troien geitern in aIler
Stiae BON ser 6eihng @los bier elm.
Sin Gmpiang muroe linen bon ib-
rem bier beiinolid)en 9onoSleuteH
uidt bereitct lno tic ieetcn am9lbenD
Die &eile uah Sonoon fort. obne
gniieben 81 erregen. Zen gertre,
tern Der Yreiie gegeniiber duBerteu
lie iid) lebr anerfenneno iiber ole Be
bonolmq. Ole ibnen mGbreuo ibrer
&oit 5utbeil geporoen lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

ld1elt Slltgr1aldlleH lladabnlell
iuiiroen.
Gereitelt.
GurOiff, @olcs. %. Moi. y
Tie 6ritiiden au6iiietts Ntiniiter
iinIo in oiientliden Geriammlunqen
Oerart oen @06nrngen linO 9liagrii.
len ser @onnpf Suffrosctten aus
0cieBt, ooB Tie lid i'll 3ilfuuft mobr.
idleinlidu lueigern meroen, iolden
6linttionen bei3uuobnen mern nibt
Die 9lrraigerre Der geriammlungen
bereit iinO, 0ie 8orantie fiir Oie per.
ionlide Sider6eit Der Miniitcr 5t
i%iberne6nen.
Der StoatS Sefrctdr OeS Snnern,
He9inoGo Mc&emia. ioate eilrer Der
&eoner sci Ser aonfercn5 Der @oIi-
ler 6reien Stride letn, Oo6 meigcrte
CT iidl, ser aoniererB b%ei3lmpobnen,
neil fiir ieine peri6nlihe Sidprbeii
nienlonO Ole Warantie itberne6meu
iuollte. IS uerlalltet sic ggborOen
bitten 9fadribt bon eillent beabiid)
tigten Suffragetten AnidIog be.
fonlnen. Ourdy I0cn nidt MIR oa5
9e6en 0es @errn Mcaenno, ionoern
oid Die an Der aonferen5 t9eil-
n~ebnlcn0qn 3elegaten gefG6roet 1907
sen m1reu.
Der SefretGr 0eS Snnern belt
a6er eine &eOe Dor elmer 5u6lrejd)
6eilldtcn @eriommllng, Oodl lab 81
ieiuem S6ube Elm @e6eimpoli3iit
bon Scotland 9arO nebcn linn oui
Dem 4SoOilm1. IS maren mriniienoe
Gor6ereitltl9en g~etroffen, I'M Sri.
iirogetten ben GinlaB 81 p%erue6ren ;
mebrcre ~6on0ieite Oadnner maren
engagirt mor0er, Inn ole 6rieOenS.
ltorer epentilell u~6ernbigen" jll fon-
men. IS folttte ober lid)t per6ill09rt
merOelL Dab iih mdnmlide Nnb1nger
Der Sitffragetten GinloB oeridnif-
ten. lpeld)e I0ie Heoner nle6rmuls
unter6radDen uul0 i6lieBlid Obne uiel
6eoerleienS an ole iriihc 2ltit bei6r-
cert ml;roen.
@err Wicaenno beid)loB ieine Heoe
nit Der @arnlrng, OoB Die aampf
Suffrogetten eS nimmerme6r 81.
mege 6rin9en miiroert oilrda i6re ge.
gcnpGrtigen Met6ooen Ole He9ie.
RING sur @epG6rlung iocS 6rauen-
itimmredlts Grandchildren.
o0llr6 I6r &or9ebsn bringen lie
lid mn ielbit in Serrui itno ms
@efdugniB~, idloB or.
Som &apit empfanJen.
&o M %, @Sai. ~ Ser 9npIt EN-.
ping 6eutc Oen Cardinal gsilliam $.
G'Gonueil, Oen Gr5bii6of uon go
lion, in @riuatauoien5. Gr be9riiB-
te BEN Cardinal ie6r freuuoli6 unO
len Yeiipd) ans.
Ser &apit iprodl NIT Cardinal
eonnell iiber 0ell bcuorltebenOen
@iiiiionS GongreB, Ser I'M nGdJiteil
0fober III Ncilon itottiin0en ioIl.
Gr neintc, er lei ouoon ii6er5eugt,
BOB ser Gon9reB Der NfiliionSiaAe
ilelle &rait perleigen ilnD i'm &inblid
airi Sen itctigen 6ortidritt Der fatbo-
liihen Stride in Amerifn I'M Aage-
meinen nno in Bolton I'M 8eionOc-
rem elm guoBer griol9 iein wiiroe.
sic Greue Der Erieiteridaft uno
Sic @laltbensitGrfe Der 9atbolifen in
cen &ereinigten Staaten betonte Ser
Yapit Defenders.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
Oc8em b0s
6nrtefOrps.
Ridttten iid ia Der Budget
GOmmifiOn idarfe 9nsriFe.

Sisi9e observation-disclosures 5tpi.
iden Dem ariegsmiuiiter uno
Ue%ridieoeuen Reidstogs Ab.
g%eoroueteu. So3iaIoemofra.
ten perIangen 9lbldaffuns oes
@ar0etorps. n @ogner . Dent
mol entbiiat.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
Amerifauii6e AntlpOrt iOa i'm
Sapan nidt 5nfrieOen luiieu,
}lntport ser 9unoes &egiernng 6ai
in Sapon nidlt bcfrieOigt.
Soponiider 9otftofter mge.
wieien, iopaniide Redte nit
allem Hahorud ST. pertreten. tt
Gntwidluna ser situaiiou
ipridt iiir lid iefbIt.

8ofio, Sapan, p. Moi. II Die
Nntuort Der amerifaniihen 9unOes.
&egicrung iiber Oas calfioruiide
SanNgeieb Bat bier - mie aus ofii.
5i0ier Auele Oerlalitet niht be-
irieOigt. Plus Oeni 9hisludrtigen gmte
muroe lbellte befannt, ouB oie 9lnt.
laort gum HusOrud bringt DAB
fcine Ginidr1nfung Der Hedte nah
ben ~beite6enOeu @ertr1gen geideben
lei. @leidBeitig ioa ole 8unoe5 9ie-
g'errng fonitatirt boben, OoB lie fei-
ne &eranlaiinng 6o6e, bie &edtS-
Aiiltigteit Ocs pom @olipernellr
So5nion mlter5eidneten @eiebes ir-
genOwie on5ltareiien. Gie ioponii6e
Hegierltng ita6t jeoodD alli einem an
0cren Stonopmfte 6e5iialih Scr
%glislealtng Der &ertrdge mo bat
ibren 9otihofter III @ai6ington.
Baron Glbinoa, altgeuieien NIT aner
Gntidieoen6eit 0ie Anipriihe ga.
pans 81 pertreten.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
GROCER GrfoIg.

@~onoon, %. Mai. Der Pm
Oran9 oes 1iIblifumS sur Grlang.
rng zines 5beiles Ser ilelten dineii-
ihen Anleibe, iiar pelde l0ie Silb-
ifriptionen eroffnet muroen mar
Elm oerartiger, oaB Die 9anfen, mel
die Slu9lfriptionen entgegennobmen,
lire Siiten ldon uni II llbr Dor
mittogs idloiien, ~tuorauf 6efannt &C.
geben murOe, oaB Die llnleibe mebr-
fad iiber5eidmet ier. Sic wlroe poll
Yerfauiern 81 elmer 9ramie bon Ell
mem 8ro5ent notirt.
Berlin, %. MSoi. Der
geuti6lanO 5uialenoe G6eil Der di-
nelil1en Anleibe muroe me6rfndJ
iIber5eifmet, urdo 5tpar muroe Die
aan5e Summe 6urd) nidlt negotiir.
bare Su6ifriptionen geoedt.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
Glue 8rORe
@mtt1mi1mm9.
8srsitete Gar gfitOlans bel An.
tMnit ben 8erliuerH.

2oOurd, OuB G3uriua nidt militant.
-EroeOem sroBerer SubeI ais
beim ein8ns oes aOnigs bon
England. - Ser5og unO Serge
gin uon Cumberland angefom.
men. 56perer Gag fir Den
: 8niier.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
Gin ernfen II.

@onianne, Stpwei5, %. Moi.
n y2ie l3eitIng ga Heoue" beridr
tel. 0oB Die in iOer Shpei5 lebenOen
grieAiidlen Stuoenten, oie SIT Dem
ipra6 aroBe @enugtbuun9 ii6er Del
9iefruten : Nufgebot BON 1914 gebo-
rem, 9efe6l epbalteu lbaben, nod
@riebenlanO 3lriid5utebren, Inn in
ole Nlrmee einantreten.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

GnglarO. 9er3og uWu 9ei0uz
gin uon Cumberland angefon1.
men. = S9tperer Gag fir oen
4aiier.
Berlin, %. Mai.-0ie @ugen
ser gan3en @elt ridten li6 sur 3eIt
nit Ii6tbarem Snterelie uuO GROCER
Spannung aui Berlin, oenu nldt
nur orei 4aiier, Der @5or pon Stub
LAMB, Der a0nig pon England, &ai-
ier non SSnoien unO ser Oeutlde 4al-
;er, iinO beute bier eintrddti9lid
periammeIt iouOern auG Oie An-
funft uieler anOerer Soruerane, 3.
s9. 0es G0nigs non Stalien ite6t nod
bepor. @enn aud = wie offi5Iell
iuerIautet = ser Gbarafter elmer 80
miIienfeltIibfeit nor alien gii1gen
uer oen Augen ser @elt 9etpdbrt
bleiben ioll, 10 ut oo6 bel Der lebI
gen fritilhen Gage IN Der Tolltlt mt
5ifprbeit ansunebmen, Dab rIdf
NJ ne6enbei piele ser mihtigiten po-
[itiIhen 1aqesfrogen 6eiproden, ION
Germ aud Ourh Sic perlonlide Aus-
Iprad)e ser m11tiglten Serrlder Der
MeIt in Pin nn0ereS 9iht qeriidt
lupr0en.
ar6eitSrei6er Iag.
Zen G~iuppbnprn @rOB gerlin'
Die ia non ie6er in Dem @uie ite6en
tire SdauIuit faum befrieoigen 81
fonnen, bot itb beute I'M ~aus5eoe6n'
ieIten MaBe @elegenbeit bier3u.
SAon bonn friiben WtOr9en an
pogte cine feItlid erregte Mlenge
0urA Die 5traben mo &otelierS
uno @eItaurnteure oOer mie Der
9erIiner gu ia9eu pflegt p9uoifer"
- mo6ten goIoene @rnte. Sel6lt
ser SimmeI i6ien an oieler inil9ell
JbeiLnabme ser 0erliner an ben @e-
Itiden Oes @erri6erbaules Jrell5S
al haben. ihprn aus mOltenlolerl
Blau Itrablte ole Sonne MIR 10 6er-
nieOer. Sir oen aafier, Die fOnl9-
sihen Yrin3enL Sen 6Oitaat II. No.,
nor heute moGl Der an6eitsreid)lte
Saq, oenn in 2aufe oes &ormittagS
uarpn iie fat iortluabrenO allf oerl
Megp sluiifen Dem Anbalter 9abn4
bot unb Dem ShIoiie, nm Ben an
gefommenen 6irItIihfeiten e6rerpol-
Les @eleit 81 geben.
Gam 5u ip0t.
SdIon Dor s ll6r Wfor9ens tparell
Oie 5traBen pon elmer Oihten 0ien-
idenmen9e umlaumt, ale Srottoire,
Qaustreppen, galtone unO ief6it ole
Iader ruaren bis rad 0littoe Oidt
sefiiut, oenn INNER gab es etlpaS
au ieben. Sdon frib am Morgen
tam oie Uerpittpete &er5ogin non
Baoen, cine Tante 0es &aiiers mo
ROdtpr &aiier @ilbelms T., an, uno
gum eritenmale in ieinem 2eben pal
lIrte es Sem &aiier, ser lomlt elm Wfli-
Itpr uon Yiinftlidfeit ut, 0aB er lid]
nerlpatete. SdItig elite er auf ben
8abnIteig, nm Der bon ibm bod)per
ebrten Sadhpeter ieines @aters beim
Musiteigen 81 belfen, oodl er fam 81
ipdt = iein Sobn, Ser &ronprin5
GrieOrib @ilbeIm, bate idon Oiele
HitterpiIibt erfiilt. ErOsOem per
lief 0ie 8esriiBung auBerit Aer6lid)
uno i'm Automobil geleiteten Der aai-
lee uno sic Roiierin lire Eante IN
0as ShIoB.
gMmberIGn0er fommen.
Sier a%ngefommen, muBte Ser aai-
Ter iOfprt ole Uniform webieln, %
pr al gbren ieiner 9ante oie groBe
preuBiIhe Generals . llniform ange
Ieat uno er Dem Ser5og bon Cunt
berloub, Der nit ieiner @emablin To-
fort oaranf ermartet nur6e, gu gbren
leie britiide Generals ; Uniform AT
Iegte. Gie8siit oaruuf 3uriid3nflib-
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
auf ollie Sale.

@enf, %. @aai. = Die bulgori
-ihe &egierung bat iiir ben 6all, 0uB
i'm treft nit i5erbien uno @rieden-
lanO 3la eiiem neiicu &rieg fii6rt,
ale entlaiieneu Iriippen wieoer 81
Zen Sabnen gerltien. Mebrere bull
gariiAe StuOenten unO &eierbesOi
~fi3iere, oie fiir5lid bier e%intrafen,
UNI lire OurH oen arieg unter6rode-
nen Stuoien mieoer aui3une6men,
5a6en Sen 9efe6l er6alten, nnber-
3!ialih heimanfebren.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

Seite Der 6rage ii6er oei 9onobciib
BON 2hnSl1noeru beidditigeu.
sd fam notiirlid oen @raii-
oenten niht portlid citiren", iaote
Siiion. Or iagte mir, er boiie DAB
i'd, in An6etradlt 0es gegemp1rtiaell
duBerit oelifoten oiplonutiiden Der.
6dltniiies 5piiden inherent gunOe
lno Sapan, in meiner 9ieOe nidts
iagen merOe, mns bel Den Sap1uern
meiterc AlTreeltng 6eruorruien ooes
BON Den 3eitungen ais cine aritif
Sapous betradtet weroeu fonnc."
@rieq binnen 80 Eagem
Der Ausorud Oes Yr1liocuten iiber
Oas ouBeroroentlihe 0elifate oiplo'
mntiide g%er6GltniB mieres Souoes
init Snpan 3eigt OeutIidl fir auie
ernit Die Administration oie geaen-
m0rti0c Situation bait.
Ger irii6ere 9lbgeorOnete 8oiIoer.
neur @eorge Glirrp non Neu lierico,
gloitbt, loaB, penm Is itberbaupt gum
&rie9e nit Sapon fommen lolltc,
Dies binnen neunBia Eagen 4cldeben
miro. @oitperncilr Curry, Der 10.
chen 3a6lreid)c 0itlid)e 9lrmeepoiten
5eilht bot, 9lolibt. OuB ole Oifi5ie'
re oer9(rniee unO 6lotte Die Situat
ton ais ie6r ernit betradten.
.Jg9uS Oie Sfii5ierc ii6erraidt mo
ibren @roteit erregt," ioate er, lii ole
1batiade, Dab m0breno oieier 8rilt
NeS 9lbmartens Sapan im Stanoe jll
elm id)eint. nnierefl guir5en Tlotten.
oienit in einem 3uitanoe Der Cab
mung 81 balten, mo OaB Ole Ioml'
mitrntion nibt idbig 5it ieiu id)efnt.
irNcuO eine1 @tau 5lt en%tiuerlen,
OnrdN Oea tic ibr &cdt ausiiben font,
o6ne Die 3nitimnna oes fleinen
a6nigreidlS ,Sapon, ibre 6lotte Son
einer G3eanfiiite nod ser oaoeren 81
6rinQen. Der Anabrud 0es arie5eS
Oiirfte pom oer 6dbiafeit ser Neaie.
rilua abb0ngen, Sen @onomafonal
iiir ole 0lm1fa9rt ocl ShlahtidiliC
poau6ereitcH."
~ iiitungen ser 6lotte.
Gie i'm 6lotteu 9epartemeni
hcrridenoe &iibrigfcit ipritt iiir iid'
iel6it. Die Contribution Ser bei0eu
ilcllen Sdlohtidiiie n9teu PORT" II.
nJeros" mfrs in Sen 5~lottenbou60-
len III 9rooflpn ntD Report 9leUS
nod arGften beidleunigt. Sm @al6.
inatoner 8uubcie mirn in 3 Sdid).
ten ali ser 8ollenOlmg Ser sur Pr.
miring Oieier Sdiiic beitimmtcli Il
urro 13.Solligen @eldiiibe gearbeitet
Die I'M Depot in @ai6in5ton lagern-
Sen oreiBig fiini. mo ieds80aigcn
@eidYiibe meroet aui Sefretar "a.
niels 9eiebl nad) @oiron 1eianOt, I'M
0anit &eieroe ariegSihiifc iiir sic
aiiite Nem GrglanoS 81 ormiren.
Siini5ig 135oQige 9ela9erunJS.
leidjiibe meroen 5ur 8ertbeioiIun1
ser Yaciiicfiiite 8llm GcriorOt be.
reit geboIten.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

6ultiesuus aui Der Isstm Settle.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24
'@e6eu 5um Diner.

9ittSdnrg, %. @1oi. 81
Dem 5u Gbrrn ieeS ais gptidafter
nod SSopon aebcnOen frid5eren Bin.
germeiiterS n~iierer StoOt, George
&. @ntbrie. neronItdlteten Dinner
9a6en iomobl StaatS SefretGr
9rpan, ais ou6 ser iapaniide BOT.
ifafter in @aibiugton. Baron Gbill.
%, ibre 8beilna6me 5ll9eiagt.
Washington Journal., 1913-05-24

9D6georOnetcr Siiion fiin0igte oil,
OaB er am 6reitog I'M @ouIe cine
meitere He0e ilber Die iapaniihe
6rage 6alten meroe. r3ieie &eoe MIR.
oe bon Dem 9fbgeoroneten mo Dem
&ilblifim ollf Den @aacrien nit
groBem Sntereiie erpartet. Seute
untsrno6m Der YrGiiocnt einen be.
merfenSmertbert, eincn ifberralden
Den @r15eoen5inl idnifenoen
Sd)ritt. Gr ridtete ali i0en Q~06geonO-
neten Siiion DOS cinem perenptori.
ideu 9eiebl gleidtommenoc @eiudl,
ans i%eiiter Neoe ole Grfl1rrmgeu
mo Araimente alls5ltmer5en, queldc
in Sapon @erei5tbeit entieiieln mo.
gen. Siiion 6at oieiem 9eieble ge-
9ord)t, er miro lid in leiner NeOe
am 6reitag nur nit Der legalcn
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
The Milk We Use.

The most progressive and best
informed veterinarians say that
about one COW in every thousand,
BY actual count, shows traces of
tuberculosis in her milk. They
tell US, too, that this disease
may be transmitted to human
beings through the medium of
milk, and claim that this has
been proven beyond doubt.
But only those persons who are
susceptible, or whose digestive
organs are weak, are likely to
contract tuberculosis in this way.
The dangers from associating
with tuberculosis people in pub.
lie places or in private, from
street dust, and such menaces,
are far greater than from milk.
1t has been proven, they claim,
that tuberculosis cows, so proven
by tuberculosis test, do not pro.
duce tuberculosis milk 80 as the
disease does not affect the udder.
Knowing this, and recognizing
the energetic measures being
taken in various parts of the
country to weed out the diseased
cattle, one can judge how few
ere the chances which q person
runs Of contracting tuberculosis
through milk. Many people pre-.
fer the evsporatsd, or canned
milk, because Of its being ster
ilized, and its use is increasing
rapidly.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
Warning to Timber Cutters
and IrespasseTS.

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass upon or cut any
timber within the lands owned
by the heirs of Francis Church,
lying near Coalmont, Tenn.
Parties will be held criminally
responsible and also for damage
if any further timber is cut.
And they are notified that suit
is pending in the Federal Court
against John P. Ibson to recover
the portion of land he claims in
side of the Church land and we
will not permit timber cut on
this tract till the litigation is
ended, and then 1--WE hope to be
able to put the timber on the
market.
Robinson & FANoHER,
4-24 Attys. for Church heirs.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
Beershcb0 Springs
Eddie Brown and family have

Eddie Brown and family have
returned from Olouse Hill.
Mrs. Charlie Cox is sick.
Mrs. 4. j. Hege recently visit
ed her son in Cincinnati.
Major RiCzius and family have
returned from Pulaski.
Mrs. Marion Tate and little
daughter, Carrie, have been Wis
iting relatives at Coalmont.
Carter Scruggs has returned
from Nashville.
A goodly number from here at
tended the Ganus singing con
vention at Altamont Sunday.
L. V. Browns year-old colt
while running, fell and broke It'll
neck.
Rev. r. A. Sullivan, of Nash
vile, preached at Grace Chapel
last Sunday.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
CHURCHES.
= EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev. E. j. Batty, rector. Sun
day school at 1000 a m. Morning
prayer and sermon at 1900 IN.
Holy Communion at IL M, the
first Sunday in every month. choir
practice every Wednesday night.
NJ. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Preaching every Sunday morning
and night, Rev. SIN. Keathley, pas
tor. Sunday school every Sunday
morning, Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Preaching every Sunday Except
second at Ii a. m. and { p. m. by
Ed. J. ID. Northcut. Bible class
every Wednesday night. Sunday
School every Sunday at 10 o'clock.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Services the fourth Sunday in
each month. Mass and sermon 10
a. m. Sermon and benediction p.
m. Sunday school every Sunday
morning. Paulist Fathers, of Hun,
dred Oaks, Winchester, in charge.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday School every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
M. E. CHURCH, Myers Hill.)
Preaching second Sunday morning
and night in each month. Sunday
school e cry Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
MOntengIe.

Miss BERTHE Tucker returned
last week from Chattanooga last
week.
John Simpson, Jr., was here
from Tracy City Thursday OF last
week.
Mrs. Mamie Lowrie and Miss
Hattie Smith were in Tracy City
Lost week.
Kip Pirtle and family have
moved up here from Tullahoma.
Lawyer Myers was here from
Sewanee Friday.
Mrs. M. NJ. Parker returned
Friday from Tullahoma.
Mrs. John Kersey came from
Birmingham, Ala, Saturday.
Fred Kennedy came up from
Nashville Saturday night.
Alfred Ii. Alternately returned
Saturday after a months etay IN
Texas.
Clyde Bennette went to Orme
one day last week.
Ed Scharer and daughter, Miss
Grace, have returned from Tul-
lahoma. .-..=
Esq. Graenicher was in Tracy
City last Saturday.
Mrs. Mabel Sanders has return
ed from a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Blanton, in New Orleans.
Mrs. Lowe, her mother, also re-
turned from Nashville.
Miss Mollie Newly is here at
tending the bedside of her
nephew, DR.. Bell.
Miss Chile Perry is here visit
ing Mrs. Lila Condra.
W. G. Collins returned from
Huntland Friday.
J. I'll. Mankln and wife went
to Altamont Monday.
Albert Martin went to Cowan
Saturday and returned Monday.
Miss Sallie Divine was the
guest of Miss Sarah Young Fri.
day.
Mrs. Green spent several days
last week in Pelham valley.
Henry Custer was in Hillsborc
last week.
Mrs. T. l., Moody went to Nash.
Vile to attend the bedside of hei
brother-in law.
Y. l. Hoioombe was in Nash.
vile several days of last week.
Mrs. Ed Cowan, of Cowan, was
here Monday.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
Why Thunder SOurS Milk.

1t is universally known that
milk turns sour after a thunder
storm. This has been attributed
to the large quantity of ozone
which is liberated by the cleo
tricity in the air. The expert
ments of Prof. Trillat in Paris
do not confirm that theory. He
has established that atmospheric
depresslons cause putrefying
gases-normally quiescent - to
rise to the surface of certain SUBJ
stances, and in support of his
theory points out that odors Of all
sorts are more permeating after
storms. These atmospheric de-
pressions accelerate the decom-
position of gases and tend to lib
crate them. Hence Tactic fer
ment is produced. Prof. TrilIat
has made many experiments with
diverse substances under varying
pressures and has observed that
when the barometer is lowest
during storms, ETC. the decom-
position of gases is most rapid.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
Not an Extended Menu.

An eastern man who was on 9
business trip through the west
stopped at small hotel in a
country town one day. He en-
tered the dining room and was
shown to o table by a waiter.
"Will you have some pork and
beans, sir?" asked the waiter as
he brought the customary glass
of water.
ono, | don't care for them, an
swered the man. 81 never eat
pork and beans"
"Dinner is over, then, sir, !"
said the waiter, as he moved
away.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1913-04-03
State of Ohio, city of Toledo I /.
LuCus County. y

LuCuS OUuuUy.
Frank j, Cheney makes oath
that he is the senior partner of
the firm of F. j. Cheney & Co.,
doing business in the city of
Toledo, county and state afore-
said, aud that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and SUBJ
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day ofDecember, A. D., 1886.
(SeaD A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
HALLS Cstarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimon-
lals free. f. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, IS cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
s.ipation.