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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

5ugt. Sic 2iebe gum beuti6en &eim,
1o1uie au Muem mas ans Deuti6e err
impert, mnb 90 INNER mebr erfalten.
8ie nla,1 11l1r mebr ielten 0entlde
9aute IN ei11em iolden Der=amerifani-
lirtcn @eim bort, 10 flingen nod iel-
telcr ocl,tlde 2ieoer ulls ans DIR.
Mtl1lif n,o @eiang nod 0euti6er Mrt
iino peritummt. @ie fomnlt oos?
Ginfoh oesbolb, tpeil oaS 0euti6e
2ico, in 9aus ullo Sdl1le alS Mid)en=
br6bel %bebanoclt miro. 8iiroe Die
Sdule oas 0elltidc 9ieo better beban=
6ell1, 0ann miirben Die Minoer baa~
ielbc altb nad @ouie troac'1 nno oil
ser gltern DIR miiroen micoer Die
olten oeutiden @eiien, 6ie tie a.
&inoer ielblt geiungen, ertonel1. 9ie
2iebe 5l11n @eiang miiroe 10 mieoer
crlpnd)ien 11n6 oaS &eim tpilroe mie=
oerl,n1 nlebr ei,l oeutides @eim mer-
6en. Sic Sdule pernadldiiigt Den
bel,tIdpn @eiang aus iibertriebener
99iebe CUR Metbooif, uno audi bic
Muliflebrerinnen belfcn nit, bie Sic
be 5l,1,1 beuti6en 2ieb gu nntergra=
ber; Der gauge l1nterridt miro % III
ser 1oqenannten 2anbesiprode err
tbeiIt. uno crit tpas fir Muiifitiide
mer6cn nidt SEN Shulern, tpelde
Wf1i lit lerne,r, in 6ie @an6e gegeber,
trob6em man, me,1m man MIR molte,
Sic bel item So9en in Ser beutid}en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

Sprade baben f0nnte! Ole Sbme-
ltern, beibt es %, f0nnen 11ltr aus
%nabmSipeiie bas 6el1tide 2ie6 init ben
&inbern ciniiben. So?! un6 oeuti6e
''gltern baben nit bielen Opfern Die
Efarridale nufgebaut uno erbalten
tic n'lter pielen Spfern aud 51t oem
3wede, oaB Die MutterlpraGe IN
@ort lno 2ieb geiibt miro! -
IS lit >pabr, Sic &in6er bier3l1-
lonoe miilien aub engliidc 2ieocr li1-
gen fonnen, nber, nenn eS Sdulen
gibt, 100 mani beioe ridtig pfleeen
fann, Damn iollte man meinen, in
liner oeutiden Bfarridule ioute 6od
Dos oclttide Golfslieb an eriter Steue
aepf legt tper0en = allSgenummel1
nran mia Bic oelltiden Sdulen 10
idnctl lpie m0glid) engliid ma6en>
ausgenommen sic 9ebrer un6 2ebre=
%rirnen, nit uno obne Sr6ensfleib>
ipoQen 1%ootcngraber Der 6ertiden
Sprade iei1! - @ltern mie 2ebrer
iol1ten nidt pergeiien, oaB bas Ser
bdltniB bes @eiangunterridtes gum
l1nterridt in ser Mutteriprad)e iiber=
aus midtig lit. Man barf III Ger
1bot nllr bieie Soite anidlagen, iagt
&ellner, I'M Ser Mnflang IN &opf
11no @er3 at fpiire,t. Singen nit
Mnsbrud uno Sc en nit 8etonu11g,
rein unb 1dorf articulirtes Spred)cn
uno @eimg nit @erltdn6niB ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
8fle8e oes @eian9es TIT
oen Yfarri1mlen.

Miemonb, ielbit Ser gr0Bte Sptt-
miit, miro lG1gnen, 6aB es nit Ser
6eutlden 5pra6e oumdblid bergab
gebt. 8eri6ie6ene ltria6en meroen
bierfur angegeben. @or Maem muB
Sic gduIe Sen @iin6enbod MAIDEN,
Damn meroen sic @farrer beidulotgt
So6tengrGber 6es 9eutiden GIT iein
= OBJ nit &e9t o6er unre6t, ion
bier ni6t unteriu6t perben = END,
1i9 tper6en n119 6as 2eben nnter 10
pielen MotionoIitdten, fouie cine gee
tpif{e &inneignng gum @ngliifen als
@runb fit SEN @iidgang angefibrt.
Sci an biefen l1rioden bergiBt man
nber-i@ m0@te fagen - sic &aupt<
urfode sic @ernndIdiiigung Ser
M11tteriprode in @ort u16 2ie6 int
elterIiden &eim. 8is iebt par man
getpobnt, immer MIR a1f sic 2ebre.
rinner nrb 2ebrer nn6 &rieiter sic
@duI6 at fhieben unb 6ementipre>
6en6 geborniidte @eiolutionen auf
Sen peri@ie6enen Stoatsberiommlun=
gen an5unebmen. Man pergaB aber
gong, audi Sen Gamilien ein tpenig
in's @etpiiien 5u re6en. @as niitt
es in sdnre nn6 Stride nod 10 ernit<
Ii6 sic Mntteriprade 5u pflegen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.

oas Singen lerne1 un0 begriffen mo=
5l1 man es brauden 1on."
Ser @eiong, ridtig betrieben, lit
ELM gor5 auSge5eidneteS @r%5iebungs=
mittel, ia feline Hflege gebort iomob1
5url er5ieberiiden alS au6 gum 11,r=
terri6tlt6en 8eruf ser &olfsidule.
Gie meilte1 Ser iibrigen 2ebrgegen=
ltd1loe arbeiten auf Die Ser tanbsbil=
Dung, ser @elonguntcrridt ober medt
ul1o belebt Ole e0le11 nnb religiolen
Gefiible, mod]t 6os @entiitb fir SOS
Sdone ua1b Cute en1pfdnglib u1lb
tpirft 10 lpobltbueno auf bas Sc
miitbsberm0gen. 8er int ser 8olts=
idltle mebr sic practiide 5eite i'm
@elangunterridt beridlidtigt uno
Sic tbeoretiide mebr ais 9feben1ade
beba1oelt, Ser 1pirD sic &inoer nit
9iebe gum @eiang uno inoireft our
M%rtteriprade aneifern. @ebt Dem
6~eutid=amerifaniiden @in6e 6o@
oeutide 2ie6erbiider in Die @an6, iibt
ait Ser @an6 6ieier 8ii6lein nit if
11e11 SOS beutl9e 2ie6 ein, un6 STR
belfet nit oas 0euti6e 2ie6 mie6er
ms oeutide @etm bineinbringen, uro
troget 6amit beutide @emiitblidteit
nlrb beutides @efen tn'S amerita=
niid-oeutide &eim! 8ie sic oeuti9e
Sprade, 10 6orf aud 6as 6eutide
2ieb in elmer beutl6en 8farridule
nid)t ols MidenbrooeI beban6elt tper-
Sen, tpenn mar Ser bel1tiden Bfnrr-
idule gere9t iein mill.
Eeregrinns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
shutter Don f1eben Ginbern
Gr3dblt TIRE Grfabrmma.
0ramt mebrcrc SATIRE, ,uurbe cntmutbigt
-Xcrlna bcilte tic.
Srau Minnie 2appenbui1, 81. s.

6rau Minnie @appenbulA 81. s. 8.
1, gudleD, 8aib.:
~Scb babe iieben AinOer. S6 fam IT.
genb eiue Nrbeit perric6ten. SD baltic
Sire McS'5in folt in1n1er i'm @allfe. Sd
farl1 ale meinc 6al1sarbeit allein pcrz
ridtcn.
Sc >uor nidt INNER 10. Gor Gin paar
Sabren mor ip trant l,,o CAB auf III per
Sic SIS Of 8}fe,@ mas i'd las. Sd
badte, Ecrl1lu miiroc mir pieaeidt BEL
fen. 9aber nohm ih meldbes umo muroc
gtiu,1b.
uSeit jcner Belt puroe ib Mutter BON
brei &inber,1, lnb id, per1ud)te meine eli
gene arbeit lu1D tbue yrbeit i'm Sreien.
S1 gebraud)e Yerlra fir alc Mrten bon
&rmntbeiten III Der Somilie. Sd ididc
S6uen mein 0ilb.
sd ipiinId)e aus gai15en1 Soer5en, bab
ieoe leioenbe Sran ipillen luilroe, 1rie
Feruna mir balf."
Sebes 8eim loQte nidt nm nit Yez
rll,la berieben fem, iunoern allb nit eli
ncr gopie bes .Sas Of 2ife," oas frei
bcr1onbt lpiro bon Der Yerlna &c., 60
lnmbus. Ohio.
6oIde, nelde fliilige 01ebi3inen nid,t
tuolen, t0nnen iebt 8errna gablette be-
fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

g1,be, 10 piel ol1d &ei6e u11tergeben,
10 piel reue eritebe11 moge,1. Nie=
mono mag oariiber itaunen> niemanb
lid permun6ern. @as nber mobl
@erpnn6erung ber6ient, baS lit: 0aB
ll,r iic> sic fotboliihe Stride anein
= Sen Sag uls Subelfelt begebt, oa
emit bem Gbriitentbum Sic 6reibeitS=
lt1noe idll1g - 0aB rings olle onoe=
rem idmeigen.
9ord)en Sic bin nad &onl tantino=
bel : Sic Sto6t, sic &onitontin ge=
baut - Ser Git Ser Natriorden!
&onitontinopel idmeigt (mas bie ruiz
liid)e Stride SIT tbun ge6enft> lit Big
511r Stunoe nidt flor.) @ord)en Sic
Fin iibec SEN meiten gr6freis, iiber
sic b11noert nerlhieoenen 1enomina=
tionen oes gbriltentbums, = mie oft
hoben Tie oltsgerufen, lie ieien Ste
>pabren grben oeS ltrdriitentbums,
nun - un6 beute 1dmeigen ite alle!
Mae! @orum? 8oren Tie bieleidt
oamals nod niht ouf @r6en, als
&onitantin unferer Stride Sic Srei=
beit CUB? 9ieies Sdmeigen I'M S1-
beIiobre 1913 lit Elm meltbiitoriides
Monnment. Dos gbriitentbum, 6em
@onitnnttn Sic 6reibeit gab, eS mar
ni@t Dos @briitentbum Ser Srtbo-
oorie, nidt ons Gbriitentbum bon 10
bel bunbert Mame11> es NOR 6as @bri=
itentbum = sos bon Mnfang gemeien,
oos nod bente lit = un6 6os Biz 81
gn6e 6o1terrt miro -: bns @briiten=
tb1tm, 6em &onitantin sic 6retbett
gob, es lit 6as @briitentbum iener
Stride, sic bertte i11belt, mie un6 neil
fie Dor 1900 Sobren eejubelt bot, es
lit bas gbriitentbum unierer Stride,
Ser einen, betligen, fatbo1ii6en nno
apoitolii6en, sic onf 6em 8elien ftebt,
anf SEN ser Singer @ottes geidrieben
bot: r9te Shorten ser 60ae merben
lie nidt iiberminben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
10 Gent GaScaretS
@enn bilioS pber beritopft
Sir franfes &opfneb, lauren Maaser,
trdge 2eber unb Ginge,uetbc-Sie
arbetten mGbrenb SIR idIaft.

8elegte 3unge, idledter @eidmad,
l1nberoaulidfeit, bleid)e 5autfarbe uno
elenoige &ppfpeben fommen bon elmer
bcrbdrfeten 2eber unD perltopften gin9e@
lpeioen, >ppburd @uer Magen aneefii1t
miro init unberbauter 92obrltng, neIde
1duert n,1b gGbrt gleid &raut in einem
angeidtpoucnem SSaR. Sizes lit ser critic
5dritt gu un%ge5abltem glcnb. = lin
perpaulidfeit, faule @ole, 5dIedter
Mtbem, gelbe @autforbe, i1rere S6urd}t,
@ {SaS 1sFS 5a''te is! %5er5 s'' ipirS gn Ut: p Sa's
ltopften @insepeioen cine burd99dngi9e
7uredf qpebradf baben. sic orbeifcn,
fpdbreno ssbr f@laft = cine 10 Gent.
@dadteI bon @urem Mpotbefer miro @rd)
monatelang gut fiblen MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

@or Ginger 3eit rei@te elm Seem
Dorfer Sngenieur @ebiter Bel Ser
ruiiif6en @egierung einen @lan Elm,
ser einen Waiiertpeg 5miiden Obi
rien un6 benz e11ropdiiden &uBlan6
unter 8ena1tung Ser borbanoenen Ga
n6le, GIiiie nno Seen 6aritente. Sic
@egierung ion nun nod eingebenoer
Briifung gu Dem @ntidlub gefommen
fem, 6as gigantiide 11nternebmen
bur@ 6en omerifaniiden Sngenieur,
ser cine groBe &apitalgruppe binter
li6 bat, ausfubren gu laiien. 8ie
es beiBt, bot sic &eeierung bereits
8ebiter aufgefor6ert, nod &uBlano
gu fommen UNI sic erfor6erli6en 8or-
bereitungen 5n treffen.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
CLOSSON--ELY WEDDING.

Miss Caroline Gertrude Ely. young
est daughter of the late Gervas Ely,
and DR.. Edward W. Closson, Of this
CITY, were married Wednesday even
ing at the home of the bride, Is
York Street.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Roy Ewing Vale, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church q
THIS city. After an extended honey
moon tour to Colorado, they Wi.
make there home in this city and
Will occupy the handsome residence
corner of Main and Bridge Streets,
winch has recently been reftted
throughout.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
J. Harvey Snyder's Death.

John Harvey Snyder passed away
at his home at Stockton, on Satur-
day morning after a lingering i'll
ness Of liver and stomach trouble
at the age of 40 years. His funeral
was held from his late residence on
Tuesday afternoon with interment
in the Rosemont Cemetery. He is
survived by widow and little son
also his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Snyder, of Rosemont, and two
sisters, Mrs. Thomas Snyder, of
Rosemont, and Mrs. John Wilson of
Lambertville who have the sympathy
of the community.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
Barrows-Selleck Wedding.

On Wednesday June 4th, 1913, =
the home of the brides parents
Burlington, Bradford Co.. Pa. hx
Rev. William BarroWs, D. D. faith
of the groom. The Rev. Judson /.
Barrows Pastor of the Baptistow-,
New Jersey Church, to Miss Ella =.
Selleck of Burlington, Penn.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
Closing Missionary Meeting.

The closing meeting of tfz
Womans Home Missionary SociecF
of the Presbyterian church will .
held on Friday at 3 P. NJ.
Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff Of
Allendale, a speaker of we'll known
ability will address the meeting.
All women interested in Missions
IN Lambertville and the neighboring
towns are cordially invited to be
present.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

Martha Ann Edwards, aged :
years, daughter Of Mr.. and NJ
David Edwards, of 81 Wilson stree
died Tuesday evening from SCARE
fever. She is the first victim of TIE
present epidemic that is raging N
this city. Her funeral was he
Wednesday afternoon from her la-e
home. Interment was in St. John ,
Cemetery.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
ATLANTIC CITY COMFORTS

Inc Tracey, South Tennessee Avenue,
A'lahtlc City, is kept by Mrs. K
uo' don' who is pleasant and obhging
to her boarders, and besides making
tnem comfortable, furnishes de licious
meals that taste like the best home
cooking. This advertisement is put ia
me e. Record by one who has hoardea
az Inc Tracey very recently. Further
information can be secured nv inou;riner
at the Record office.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
Thanks from Fire Boys.
June 9, 1913.

June 8, 1913.
Editor Record.
The Union Fire Engine Con-
pany wishes, through your pape
to thank the public for their gene
Gus support of the recent bazaar
which was financial success. Thee
was a net profit of S1,021.28.
Yours truly,
George w. Arnet-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

The Bell Telephone Company is
going to set aside one day Ito be
announced later this month, when
Lambertville business men will be
invited to visit the local exchange
to inspect its workings and ask anv
questions they may wish.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12
$50 go PEOPLE L.,
SSzS4 eso o.
You KNowb

Calvin Solliday is critically i'll a
mis- home, 35 Bridge Street.
Israel Huselton of II Yorl
Street. has been confined to hi:
home with the Grip.
The engagement is announced o.
Miss Mary Gilbert of Franklin stree
and Alfred Cahler also of this city
John H. Butler, of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Robert Butler. Of 80 Delaware
Avenue.
Mrs. Virginia Warb Of Newark
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
". Armstrong at St. Andrew
rectory.
Miss Miriam Ennis of the Lam
bertville House, has left for an in
definite stay with friends at Flush
ing, L. |.
Miss Mary B. Stockton of Phila.
delphia was an over-Sunday visitor
with her sister Mrs. Jonathan Dilley
of 80 Coryell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Crowley
IF Beacon Falls. Conn. are spending
a few days with Mr.. Crowley <
parents Of 81 Bridge Street.
Mrs. Lewis Holden, of 81 Ferry
Street, is spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mayhem
Of Astoria, L. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. George English anC
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Snowden of this city, spent Sunday
last at Cadwalader Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole and sor
Elmer, of 20 North Main Street
spent Sunday with Mrs. Coles
parents at Brownsburg, Pa.
Miss Marietta Green of Trenton
and Miss Lizzie Green, of Sergeants-
vile, have been visitors this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
dore G. Kitchin on Coryell Street.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement Of Miss Violet B. Hol-
combe.- daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Holcombe, of 81 Elm Street,
and John L. Faherty, also Of this
city.
James S. Studdiford, of % North
Union Street, accompanied by his
son, J. O. Studdiford, and wife OF
GA Monmouth street. Trenton, left
here Monday morning for few
days stay at the formers cottage
at Mount Pocono, Pa.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

Miss Marion Skillman OF il York
Street. is i'll with scarlet fever.
E. w. Hunt. the well known
lawyer. has been sufferer from
pink eye the past week. and the
things he thinks about pink eye
would not do for US to mention in
the Record.
Miss Isabel Carhart. Of Zion. Md,
childhood acquaintance Of Miss
Grace Gathers, of IS Delevan Street
is nursing Mr.. Calvin Solliday, who
is seriously i'll at his home on
Bridge Street.
The New Hope Dramatic associa-
ton will give a play for the benefit
of the Eagle Steam Fire Engine
company, of New Hope, entitled
Placer Gold, or How Uncle Nathan
Lost His Farm in Rockers Hall on
Thursday evening, June 26.
The Abrens Fox auto fire engine
for the Hibernia Fire company,
arrived yesterday and will be housed
with proper ceremonies this evening
Chief Arnett and a committee have
the affair in charge.
Miss Helen Spangler and Frank
Colligan both Of this city were
married Monday morning in St.
Johns church. Their attendants
were Miss Veronica Brown and
John Colligan, niece and nephew Of
the bridegroom.
Charles w. Bair, the we'll known
Union Street barber, took part of
the day off Monday and tried his
hand at plastering a ceiling in his
home. 1t is said that he was SC
successful at it that he is wondering
how he can combine the two bust
nesses so that he can do justice tc
each.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Samuel B. Whitley,
of Newhope, and Miss Bessie Horn,
of Quakertown, Pa, formerly of
Newhope
Mr.. Whitley is well known in this
city, having been connected with the
Lambertville National Bank for
several years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

George ". Massey, the well
known coal dealer and director in
many Lambertville enterprises, en-
loved the first mess of peas from
his own garden on Tuesday, and
feels quite sure that they tasted
better than any he could have got
ten otherwise.
At a recent meeting of the board
of education the following teachers
for the Lambertville High school
were elected: Miss Hazel E. Richards
of Somerville, fifth grade; Miss
Marion Roberts, of Keyport, fifth
grade; Miss Irene A. B. Sheath, Of
Lambertville. grammer department;
Miss Louise NJ. Taylor, Of Lawtons,
n. Y, mathematics; Miss Hazel
Irwin, of Aver, Mass. commercial
department.
Miss Alice German of South Main
Street entertained a number of her
friends Monday afternoon to an
outing in Banchoff's grove. The
time was pleasantly spent in outdoor
enjoyment and refreshments were
partaken of in the evening. Those
present were Mrs. Claire Nc Gowan
Misses Gene German, Margaret Gay
nor. Ether Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Charles Slack, Harry Cotton, Eugene
Narducci, Roger MCGOWAN. William
Masterson, Michael Mount anC
Philip Green.
Prof. Howard G. Dibble, Super
visor of the Lambertville Public
Schools, has been engaged as prin
cipal of the summer school at Phil
lipsburg, for the vacation season.
DR.. George L. Romine, of thi
city, and DR.. George N. Best, o
Rosemont, will leave Friday an
sail Saturday for an European tri
of some six weeks.
The Bell Telephone Company
going to set aside one day Ito b
announced later this month, whe
Lambertville business men will b
invited to visit the local exchano
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

Miss Elizabeth Masten, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Masten. of
Newhope, and B. Frank Paff of S12
Carteret Avenue, Trenton. We're
married on Thursday afternoon at
the home of the bride. Rev. S. H.
Potter, pastor Of the First Presby-
terrain church of Newhope, perform
ed the ceremony.
After a wedding trip, they will
reside in Trenton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

DR.. George L. Romine, of this
city, and DR.. George N. Best, of
Rosemont, will leave Friday and
sail Saturday for an European trip
of some six weeks.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-06-12

Prof Howard G. Dibble, Super
visor of the Lambertville Public
Schools, has been engaged as prin-
cipal of the summer school at Phil,
lipsburg, for the vacation season.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-05
BUYS INTEREST IN
BURNED DISTRICT
JOSEPH L. HUTTON ACQUIRES
PART OF THE RIDLEY AND
MCKINNEY LOTS.

Joseph L. Hutton, president of the
Phoenix National Bank, has purchas-
ed from Robert l.. Mckinney and
William P. Ridley, one-third inter-
est in the lots on West Seventh
where the west store Of Maury Dry
Goods Sompany and the store OF
Bogatzky & Bauman were located.
II is understood that the lots were
valued at $4,000. The two lots front
about fifty feet on Wess Seventh
street and run back about $50 feet.
The price at which the one-third in
terest sold gives the lots a valuation
Of about $3.50 per front foot which
comes near being high water mark
for Columbia realty 1t is expected
that Messrs. Hutton, Mckinney and
Ridley will begin without delay the
erection of buildings OIL these lots
that will be among the handsomes; in
the city.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-05
We carry complete stock of the best
Toilet Articles put on the market
1t squaliy and not quantity that counts in these goods
J. r. MARTIN & SON, Druggists.

Gilbreth, Sergt. Workman, Corporal
Green and Private Sutton, won the
team cup. Company d again took
honors in participating in winning
the team match from the third reg.
ment, the team being composed Of
eight members from the first and
eight from the third regiment.
This company's headquarters is at
Lawrenceburg. and VIM. Gilbreth is
captain, and he is said to have been
as proud of the honors taken by the
company as were the individual paric-
ipants.
Lieut.. Fleming is looking well and
says he never enjoyed better health
ON an encampment.
He left Camp Perry before the in
ternational shoot Yves completed, but
stated that it was most interesting
gathering. There were represents
tives from many foreign countries
and these In their peculiar military
attire together with their various
character Of arms, was study worth
the while to orc interested in militia
ry affairs. These different nations
all. carried an interpreter.
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vide automatic means whereby the
air line of one car may be automati-
cally coupled with the air line OF an
other car when said cars are coupled
together.
Another object of the invention Is
to provide an automatic opening and
closing of the valves when said cars
are coupled and uncoupled.
The coupling Of the air brake hose
is SO arranged that the brakeman
does not have to get between the
cars as under the present arrange
ment to make brake or hose coup
lings, but instantly on the opening
or closing of the draw head COUP
lings the hose couplings are complet-
ed and the air valves are opened or
closed as the case may be. The
couplings are held in place by springs
and are so adjusted that any motion
or position of the cars does not at.
feet the effectiveness of the connec.
ton.
The coupler is so constructed that
no particular line Of hose or piping
is necessary to it's use, there being
a screw device which readily at
taches the coupling to any and all
hose or air brake pipings.
Mr.. Shields has been at work on
the device for sometime and built
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LIEUT.. FLEMING
ARRIVES HOME
PARTICIPATED IN THE WINNINGS
AT THE STATE ENcAMP-
MENT.

LieGt. John C. Fleming of Company
D., Tennessee State Guards, arrived
home this morning from Camp Perry,
Ohio, where he has been several
weeks, together with other represen-
tatives from Tennessee in the nation
al shoot at that place. Before going
to Camp Perry the Tennessee boys
were in the state encampment at
Fountain City where the shooting
matches of the state guards were
conducted. AS usual MIR. Fleming
ranked way up with the Tennessee
shooters. He won the individual reg
mental cup, and also the Rogan
match. The team from Company D,
composed of Lieut.. Fleming, Sergt.
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A. \. SHIELDS GETS
PATENT ON AIR BRAKE
COUPLING FOR CARS
DESIGNED TO PROTECT LIFE
AND SAVE TIME IN HAND
LING TRAINS.
AUTOMATIC in EVERY WAY
AUTOMATIC in EVERY WAY
Has Ben at Work on Device Some
Time and Has Made a Practical
Demonstration in the /. & N.
Yards Before Application.

Albert H. Shields, who has been
in the l.. & N freight depot as chief
for a number of years, has been
granted letters patent on device
that Is intended to and doubtless will
prove great protection to life and
a saver of time in the handling OF
freight cars. 1t is hose-coupling
for the air brakes now used on all
freight cars, and the device is to pro-
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and placed one in practical work be-
fore he made application for the pa
tent. He worked it on a switch en-
CINE and with the cars about the
yards making demonstrations that
were entirely satisfactory. Doubt
less Mr.. Shields will realize hand
somely on his invention and the rail-
road world will be greatly benefited
by it's use in the future
The letters paten were granted
July 20, 1918, and the number is L.
069, O3S.
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WILEY 8. EMERY
is DEPUTY CLERK

NASHVILLE, Sept. 9.-Wiley B.
Embry, well-known and popular
young man of this city, was sworn
in as deputy criminal court clerk
Monday morning, succeeding Roman
Haley, who has resigned to accept a
deputyship in County Court Clerk
Hunts office, October l. Mr.. Embry
was for eight years the efficient war
rant and criminal court clerk in the
Office of the state comptroller.