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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15
TIMELY SIDELIGHTS ON
THE PERRY CELEBRATION.

(From the Erie Daily Times, July 81.
The fascination Presque Isle bay
and Lake Erie hold for visitors from
the inland is no better demonstrated
than in the case of Mrs. John K.
Tener, wife of Gov. Tener, who is
spending a few days in Erie. Since
the return of Commissioner Butler
of the state fish hatchery department
and his wife Tuesday morning Mrs.
Tener has spent much of her time on
the water. Tuesday afternoon she
and a party of friends were taken
for a ride on the tug Commodore
Perry. A larger part of the after
noon was devoted to watching fisher
men remove the finny denizens of the
sea from the nets.
Mrs. Tener manifested keen inter-
est in the industry and at her re-
quest will be taken on second eX-
pedition Thursday morning. She will
be accompanied by Gov. Tener and
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler.
Nathan R. Butler, state fish COM
missioner, his wife and two children
are the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Hartman, PIP West Second
street. Mr.. Hartman had charge OF
the state fish hatchery at this port.
While in the city Commissioner
Butler will make further inquiry into
the causes of pollution of the bay
He expects to make rigid examina
ton of conditions along the harbol
front in the near future. 1t has been
found that the contamination of wa
ter in he bay had rendered it pool
place to propagate fish. In order
that Erie may become one of the
leading hatchery points in the statt
Commissioner Butler proposes tt
remedy conditions.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15
FRIED CHICKEN BRAIN FOOD.
Governor RaIston's Wife Tells Editors
It's Good For Them.

Corydan, Ind, July 14.-Mrs. Samuel
Ralston, wife of Indiana's governor,
believes a woman's place is at home,
She announced that belief before the
Indiana Democratic Editorial associa-
lion here.
every editor likes a woman who
ian give him good fried chicken, nice
hot biscuits and peach cobbler," Mrs.
Ralston said. "No woman should be
afraid of honest work. 1t is love in
every mans home that counts"
Mrs. Ralston has been the guest of
the editors for two days on their sum-
mer outing.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15
ROOSEVELT IN NEW MEXICO.
Starts For Grand Canyon and Later
Will See the Snake Dance.

Albuquerque, N. M, July 14.-Theo-
dore Roosevelt and his sons, Archie
and Quentin, left here for the Grand
canyon Of the Colorado, where they
will spend a week. After that they
will start with a pack train for the
Hopi and Moki Indian villages to wit
ness the snake dances and to visit the
Painted desert
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA
L OF WAYNE COUNTY.

Mary e. Shevalier A. I. Shevalier
To A. /. SHEVALIER: You are
hereby required to appear in the
said Court on the second Monday ii
August next, to answer the com
plant exhibited to the judge of said
court by Mary e. Shevalier, your wife
in the cause above stated, or id
default thereof a decree of divorce
as prayed for in said complaint ma.
be made against you in your alb
sence.
F. G. KIMBLE, Sheriff.
P. H. Iloff, Attorney.
Honesdale, Pa, July IL, 1918.
57w4.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15

If You Are Going Away For the
Summer Send Your Address So The
Citizen May Reach You.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15
REFUSES TO QUIT OFFICE.
Macon Postmaster Says President
Alone Can Remove Him.

Alone Can Remove Him.
Macon, Ga, July 14.-Harry Stilwell
Edwards, postmaster Of Macon, whose
resignation has been requested by
Postmaster General Burleson, an
nounced that he had sent this message
to the postmaster general:
"The president will have to remove
me If a vacancy is desired In the local
postmastership.
Mr.. Edwards was appointed during
President Roosevelt's administration.
He Joined the Progressive movement
In the last national campaign
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15

That splitting Headache will
get almost instant if you take 4
Neura Powder. 10 and rs cts
Sold everywhere.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15

Hot weather makes aching
corns but why suffer? PEDOS
CORN CURE will give instant
relief.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-07-15
TALE OF THE WEATHER.

Observations of the United
States weather bureau taken at
s D. m. yesterday follow:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

Sic 8eipiQisnngen fir bas nad-
ite 5isfaliabr mer6en ii9 porausitdtz
liG omf 1,164 Miuionen Dollar be-
lm1fen. @enigitens lit 6as Ole in
@oibingtott berriden6e Mniidt, un0
mani fantr it@ porifeaen, 6ab oen 5iib+
rern ser 1emofratiiden @ausmebrbeit
bei .6ieier 5dabung nidt aQ5utpoH
III. 9aS Sous mirtbi6aftet 6arauf
los, ais ob es BON elmer @erpflidha1rg
oer 6eupofratiiden @artei, iporiam
NIT sen 0ffentliden @el6ern gu
mirtbi9after, ntemals etpas gebort
bdtte. Mit 1,164 Millionen Collar
jmiir5en sic Mlrsgaben Tim 145 Mil=
|lioner er0Ber fem als sic fir Dos
lmlfenoe Sabr gea1udten @etpi1i=
glt,1gen, rno man barf geipannt iein
|mie sic Siibrer ser 6emofratiidten
&m1smebrbeit oieie enor1ne @teige-
rl11g ser Ma1sgaben redtfertiget mol>
len. Se6enfans mer6en iie es oerirt,
der miiiiem, apern fie ii@ ni6t ser
I@efabr ousieten polIen, nit auffiiin-
tigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fraf=
|tig ol1sgeladt at tperoem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
&beinprppin5.

Sn ser groBen Meugaiie 5m &olm
tprrSe sic Mobm1rg zines tint &oipttal
bgfin6liden MrbeiterS erbroden 1tto
ibm leine Griparniiie bon etna 200
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Setter 5abr11ep & Cons 60, 1875
&opne Mbe., @bioago, 81.
Der SfomomiidJe @erlnif, Ben I'm.

Der 0fonomiide @erlnit, Ben ,1n-
ier 2an6 ol1idbrli9 11r9 SOS SSH
tben ser S9ipin6iledt erlei6et, @tpir6
iauf $50 Millionen Dollar geiddbt.
@nelan1 bot in hinf3ebn Sabren
iedsbun6ert MiGionen Dollar nl1s<
gegeben, a1rt nabe3u 100000 Men=
idemleben 6ieier @eiBeI ser Memid}<
felt 5u entreiBen, aino in 8reuBem
tper6en idbrIi9 1reiun6Stpan3ig Mal=
Iionen Dollar at 2eute ge8ob4t, Ole
Ole Sdhpin6iudt arbeitsam1fa-
fig getporoen fin5. @in beatider
|Mr5t bot i~eineraeit feitgeiteat, BOB sic
&dlfte ser Eooesfdne a.nter @rtpody6e-
rer ouf oos @itben ser @dhpimoiuM
aurud3ufibren iei. SSn Deutfdfana
|fallen 100000 Menidem iabrIi9 Die
fer &ra11fbeit gum 0pfer, in 6nonf=
reid 10000, in @robbritan1iert
$4,000. SIN adt8ebnten sSabrbmn5ert
NOR in SEN 8ibiliiierten 2dnoern Die
|3obl ser Sn5esopfer infolge bot
tSdapinoindt 6oppelt 10 eroB aIs Sic
3nbI ser in sen s&riegetr nmeefom=
nte1te1r. SS1t ser bier Sabren oes @ir<
gerfrieges fnnoer 55,O00-161,00O
Spl6aten 6en 500, 5. +. nidt mbr,
,oIs alidbrliB III atnlerem 2ar6e ser
beimtifii9en tpeiBen Heit gum 9pfer
lfnIIet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
@,trbe a,t 8abmbof abgelamert

@,trbe am &abnbpf ab9elanert.
SEER s.. 8eniea1 poar UPLAND, Gebr.,
er5abIt iiber etn Invertebrates @reige
niB, oaB ibm begegnete ols er aatf Sent
in l1pla1t6 cine bon ibm be-
itellte Site 6orni's Mpenfral1ter OBJ
bolte. St idreibt:: usSbbr Mlpenfraa=
ter tbltt bier piel @utes un6 ftebt IN
Ma6frage beim @1tblifum. oils
i6 ole qebte Sen0ung erbielt, 1pnroe
id pon &ur6en ONT @obnbof abge=
loleert 1l1l5 m1Bte ffurf 6laiden benge=
ben, nm iie gut befrieoigen. sic ollie
ser Mlpenffraa1ter lit Ser etnSige
Mr5t, 6eiien tie benotbigen.
Ser Mpenffrdiiuter rettete bier ben
fleinen .@obn 0es &errn 8. St. @en-
ier. SHE Merate nollten lift mad
Sem &oipitaI nebmen, um ibm 5pt ope-
rieren. Ct ift iebt feds SSabpe oft u1t1
ler6 matrter."
DaB 6orni's Mpenfralter lid Ell
1rer qr0Bere1 8eliebtbeit erfreut, alS
irqen6 cine a116ere Me6e5m, 1T ltttbez
itritte1. ST 1T ons ei1e @etfmittel 5u
meIdsem 5ie 2eute 8ertra1aen baben.
SIZE @raotbeit, 100 Gormi's Mlperfraa-
ter ieine quite @irfung Deriogt, miro
cine iebr ieltene iein. Ct 1T feline
Mpotbefer =Me6i5in, ion6ern Elm 'einfa-
DIES. seiterprobtes &r6uter<S eilmittel
1peIdes 1ireft bonn 9aborotortlm ge-
liefert miro. Mfan idreibe an: 9r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
Scr @eiiepnfel bes n3orbHern."

gluten Moreen, @err @ar1 Ebiele,
colder Mamen gibt's gar biele,
aber nidf Elm Se5er fam,
@ann er als gutter 8eitunesman11.
Wenn CT fommt gum SSyarmers @als,
tpobI man9maI:8Ieib i9d0n bralsl
Mber balb fi9 BRETT Beg Sarmers 8i0e
gobaI6 pas Sabr berfloRen 1T,
S Gam I sent e. raj. sIsi$ S:e Elm II i@SaesBr Il
Mir Sen @un6en baIf idon tpie6erum:
lana %err SbieGe Mgent berbleibt.
Soiepb, 90. Sebruar 1918. S. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
@eiI lie in Qpnbpn 6eniterfdeiben

Sell lie in 2onbon Tenfterfdeiben
einge5dlogen batte, ut cine omerifa'
milde @uffra9etbe aa1f ole 9aater bon
5edg @oden ing @efdngniB gei@idtt
1por6en. @enr Elm ameritaniider
@idter sen Gan 5ap enti@ieoen gebam
bddtttte spiir6e er sic aerit0r1tmgssmii=
miee Come tpnbrideinIih beIobt,
un6 ser @otter CUR 8e5ablnng BET
a%ertrImmerten TeniterIdeiben Dera1r-
Meilt bnben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
93eth9e Shirt &oroenberg" Iin6 6ie Sc
briiber @rwbe our9 bereinbre6eroe
@eiteinsmoiIen er11logem mor0en.

S0tuS n0ulp 9"IVS'"1|S
brii6er @rube 6urb bereinbred)e1toe
@elteinsmoien eriblagen nor0en.
@eiibbe binterlolien 6amilien. - Sn
Dortmumb fnn0 cine 8elpred9l111g
5fatt, in Ger sic @riinoa1ng elmer Spar=
falienpereinigung bes maItfaliid)en ST.
ouitriebe5irfes er0rtert mnroe: VS.
miiroeen circa 1 groBe itaott1de
Sparfoiien nit etpa $50 Miato'en
Marf 5parfafenetrlose, ut1o SO ans
oere fleinere @%parfalien NIT etma 42o
Miaioner, in 6rage fomnpert. @S en-
qab fih, 5aB Ole Mebrbeit Ger ger=
treter elmer 1erotigen @riinoung lebr
1feptiid gegeniiberitnno.- Size Selb1f-
moroepioemie IN 5oeft greift int
me- meiter nm iib mnb fangt an,
unbeimli6 gu peroen. go apl1roe 0re>
Ter Soqe ser @%ornomFaafer Seite bon
hier, elm odtborer Mann, erbdrgt ant=
q~ef1raoen. Ct bat Die Sbnt tn ct
mem 2riYano BON @emitbbSfronfbett
beoo,,oert. Ser &uier mno Shnei=
bermeilter &iuefelo bat ieinem Sebe1t
our6 @rbangen Elm @noe berettet:-
Sic Molferei Soeit beldloB oe1r An-
1hla1B an oas G1,berfulole : Stlgnngs<
pertahren ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mer ser 8rooin5 @eftfalen. - Se
@hefra1t Ger Boifboten @oan1eier TT
Medlingbane N bate ont Ste1-
robr in Ser Slide cine &lappe 5uge=
modt rno molte ouf einem St1,ble
mteoer beramteriteigen. 8eim Betre-
ten 6es 5tpbles fippte 6ieier at, mo-
bei oie 5tublebne ser 6rau ttef TT
Sen unterleib orang. sic itapb fnr5
1rad i6rer @inlieferung ms fatbolt-
ihe &%ranfenbaus nnter q1aloonen
9eloen. = Durh 6ie itorfe Sda1ee-
id1urelae I'M @auerlanSe miro
bas @ubrgebiet outs 1eaae bon elter
Sodmaliergefabr be0robt. = auf Dent
Merfe 2inldeD In Mltend ROUTE elz
ne l@mere eilerne 8ul5e betm gerla-
Sen pl0tlidb pom 8ogen l11ro begrlD
SEN % Sabre olten @rbeiter S@ater
under li6. Ser Meann tpar lofort toot.
= Sic 5tootperop0areten bon Arns-
berq bemiaigten fir eine 5tpette Nal'
leruerl orgmgsanitalt, melde bic gteu=
itaot benotbigt, $4,000 @farf, fer-
ner fir sic 5tolenorbeiten int logets.
6o1enmtnfel tpeitere $4,000 Morf.
Ser atngeberere Sbneefan I'M gait
ae1p gmrerlaroe Der borbergeDe1eoen
Sooe perrpanoele iih IN ei1te1t 1pabre1t
9anoregen. SIZE groben IN Maloer1r
1mpo Geloern abgeIogerte11 S@r'eennal>
fen jdmrolae,r imaerbalb met1eer
@trmoen, looob ser 8ooen ole a.t1ge'
pobnte Menge @aiier fol1nt a1tt1rep-
men fonnte. Sic Bolme, gf1fbr, eaoer
n. Ode fibrben bodgebe1,oe gelbe Slut
Men. sic bober ibre nfer mettDm
iberldmenmnt ur6 fuit ole gtteoera11-
aer oes @ouerIan6es n1ter Ba1ler ge'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
beffer ais prI9tln.

graaeln brinet bas Rinb nitbt bon. 9ettndiert
Trnbel. Grau 81. Sun.mers. 8or GLIB. Soutb
.@enb. SSnb.. ienbet irgenb elmer Shutter ibre Ct.
folareibe 6etmbeban6lura NIT boiler Nntueiiutq
On ite, pen,t Cure Rinber Gub in bieier @eife Er,is
Eel r1dtbet,. EabeIt ba8 att6 tidt. benz, l16ali.
%dbertueile tpirb bab,rtb ittstt eebolfen: 9iefe Be
Hrin.S&iuisrtoteite,l BET Gag obtr Rae6t babet. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27
wen,1 SIR am Magen leibet,

Bena Sbr d1t WFageH 1etoe11
6oun IaBt @u4 elm freies 8robepadet
bon, meiner Magentabletten fon1nter1,
tpeIde g11d idnelle 2i1oern1g brir'
Gen rperben. Gin portrefflides wtit-
ter qeqen Merp0iitdit, Magengas, Yer
itopfunq, traige 2eber, etc. Gin eeoie'
Genes Sud- uiber Experimentation
ebenfaus fret. Maa11 aorefiire:
Sobn y. Smith,
;. e147 smittb 8iIbs., MilDoufee, @is.
-an5siee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

Ieht. - Mus u1,befnn1tter nrlabe
madte Ser atgeiebeme @elfmam
@adter ip &erne feirem 9ebe1t
|Saprb @rbangen Elm @r6e. = an
|@teMe 6es 5u Oitern 6teies Sabres
aus 1em 9ebrforper 6es Mtten5o Il
ner @pm1raiiatms ausid)et5enoen
@errn 8rofeliors Dr. @@nie0erioit lit
&err 0berlebrer @iintber bonn &gl.
@pmnaiium 51 9otma1n6 bonn @rtro=
torjrm unlerer Mnitalt gepablt mor=
|0en.
M6einproptn5.
Sn- Ser groBen Meugaile 5u 6 . | II
murce sic @obna11ng etnes int Solpltal
Fbefim6liden MrbeiterS erbroben atr6
|ibm feline Grlparniiie BON etpa 200
Marf geitoblen. = Sen bereinten Be-
mii6ungen ser bonanoiiden uru6 Der
beut{hen @rminalpoli5ei lit es gela1n=
gen, ouf ser 3ede Stinnes in Gnr-
napp in ser &erlon 6es 3ort belddf%
tigten Mrbeiters Spmatm eitner ieit
longem geiaedten ihtperen @erbned)er
5u perbaften, Ger nah oen @eibmadts-
|tagen in Deeuetamp in Solla@ ed=
men &m1bmorb an ser @iittpe &atfers
begorse11 un6 oana6 br Mnhpei en IN
|8ron0 geiebt batte. sSr "a DIT n
1T inn bobea Sitter Ser angeiebene 8iir=
ger 2eonar6 Monbeim aus Dem Se=
ben geldie1e11. = @eibbiidof S4roo
bon Erier 1T Dor fnr5em erfra1tff.
gu leirem 8eln6e trafe1 Ger geat1ttlts
fir @eIgien, ole MteoerIanoe nn6 21r=
emblprg, S. 5acci, Sttrlarbii6of bon
Micau, a1no 8iidof Scopes bon 2rr-
emburq bier eim. = Muf 6em 8abnbof
@brgu1g fubr cine 2ofomotibe eirent
Godpogen zines einfabretuoen Glitter
5ageS in Ole 6lante. Gin abiprtns
GENDER @dnffner tpun0e geto5tet, bret
un6ere in Sem Badmagen beftnSli6e
Gilembobner tpnr6en leidt perleBt. =
|Die bieiige @an6elsfammer bot be-
|16lofen, in elmer gingabe Ben Hrooin<
cioaanotag 5u bitten, fnr sic &anolt=
lotion ser Moiel ein8utretet. = Die
@oli5ei int @oblen5 idrettet gege1
sen io9enonnten s6iebetan5 1T i@nr=
fer @eile Elm. Sen @irfben, Ole in
ibrem Gan5faoI ben Gan5 6atloen, miro
|nidt 1ur 1ofort 6ie Sm8erlulubniB ent<
boben, Ionoern es miro nlpd Dos @orr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gege1t tie
e;ngeleitet un5 Mnflage tpegen 6opoe<
rapng Der l1niittli6teit erbober. =
Sir SEN Meaterbal1 IN 80. .@l la . :
bod febt iett eine Suntnre bon
$4,000 so. CUR @erfiiglttg. Dn5ii
fomumert 100000 Marf, mel@e nod
MittGeilung 6es D~berbiirgermeiiters
ein bieiiger 8iireer in GatSii# se-
felt fat fir sen Gan, SAB Ole 1aelae
MISUNDERSTANDING gu itan6e totrnitt.
- Die groBe Miible Ser Girr'a 99Rto-
iertbaI & Meruuarf in Dni3bMrg
lit bis auf sic @ra1roupoaeera nbsc.
,bran1,t. Ser @dnoen miro a11f 11e1'
pere Sun6erttu1ier6 Morf gef4abt.-
Ser nniiHe, BEL brenne1toer Serge TIM
@geth gu lefen, 1T bier Ole 17.idbrtge
Dienitmago Clara SHIPPERS 95aarr1 Up.
fer gefanen. Sbre &leioer ftnget,
nad6em lie ei1pgeidlafens tpar, Sel1er.
QIs tie er1podtR, itau0e1 6ieielben IN
beItr 6Ianu1e11. .@ie 1T 1odJgber ben
idhperen Granddaughter erlegen.
Stuff Deun Mangirbabnbof Dmife1.
80 t Dereroorf per11ngluide Der
'@angirer SartfIm1 I'm Dierite tootli6p.
GE& GF~DE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-27

Ser oiesiabrige Gaitenbirtertbrief
fiuir sic gra6io8eie Greibnrg be.
'ban6elt in ieinem eriten Ebeile Sen
.@ompf 5es l1ngIa1ibens ge9er1 6ie Sic.
Iigion u1b Stride, SEN sic Montiten,
sic Greiioerfer a11tD ionitige @ottes.
leugmer 811roeit fiibrert alno 6atr4 lire
@omoerpreoigern ou4 in arniere Ora.
oi0aeIer bineingetrogen baben. Serrer
bebnn6eIt Ser &irtenbrief Ole @efab
rem ser @drnubliteratur. &ilfe ct.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-14
Weathers-BOstlck.

marriage Of interest to their
many friends in the city was that
which took place at the Christian
Church Friday afternoon about six
o'clocl. when Miss Iva II. Weathers
became the bride of Mr.. Scott II.
Bostick. both of this city. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. j.
;. Rice, pastor of the Christian
Church, in the presence of few
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom.
Mrs. Bojtick is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Weathers of this city
and Mr.. Bostick il the popular sta
ton master at the A. G. l.. depot. The
young couple will make their home
with Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Weathers on
East Calhoun street for the present
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-14
Marriage.

"A marriage coming as a surprise to
many of their relatives. friends and
acquaintances was that Of Miss Hat
tie A. Hussey and Mr.. Eugene d.
Owens at the residence Of the brides
brother. Mr.. T. A. Hussey, on Ken
drick street. at 1890 Saturday morn
ing. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of a few rela-
tives Of the bride by the Pew. j. N.
Tolar Of the Washington Street Bap-
tist Church.
Mrs. owens has been teaching at
the Stockton School near Boykin dur
ing the past session and left there Fri
day. when her school closed. Mr..
Owens Is a farmer of Boykin and has
many friends in that section. The
newly married couple will make their
home in this city for the present.
Their many friends wish them q long
and happily married life.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-14

Once upon a time there was an or
dinance on the statute book of sum-
-er forbldding dogs running at large.
but IL has been lost in the shuttle for
so long that few people recollect it,.
But II does seem that some effort
should be made to abate the dog nui-
sance. In view OF the prevalence OF
rabies among dogs in this community.
Within the past few months at least
a dozen persons have been bitten by
mad dogs. and with hundreds Of dogs
running at large there is no telling
how many others may be bitten. The
suggestion Is made that. as the first
step In the direction OF abating the
dog nuisance. the city board of edu-
cation have "A dog census taken TO as
certain how many are not returned
for taxation. The school trustees OF
any district have the authority To do
this and in every district that q
census has been taken the school
fund has been largely increased by
placing on the tax books many dogs
that previously escaped taxation. The
city authorities could follow up the
census by enacting an ordinance for
bidding the running at large OF all
dogs and ordering the killing Of al
Of those whose ownership is not es-
tablished by having been returned fOl
taxation. a dog that is not on tn,
tax books Is not property and should
be killed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-14
In The Magistrates Court.

Rural Policemen Norris and New
man made a raid Saturday and Sun
day on various law breakers outside
of the city. Those arrested and tried
by Magistrate Wells were:
Henry Shaw, carrying razor, was
found guilty and paid $500.
John Woods, Willie McGhee and
Robert Evans, carrying concealed
weapons, were found guilty. Woods
paid $500. McGhee $500 and
Evans paid $1,000.
Sam Jackson. assault and battery,
was found guilty and paid $500.
Sam Jackson. Nero Wright, Marshal
Jackson. were tried for gambling.
Jackson was acquitted. while Wright
and Marshall Jackson paid $40 each
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An Auction Bridge Party.

Mrs. Isaac Schwartz and Miss En-
ma schwartz entertained n number
OF their friends Tuesday afternoon AT
most enjoyable auction bridge party.
Eight tables were prepared for the
occasion and the time quickly passed
while the guests were playing this in
teresting game OF cards. The deco.
ratlons for the occasion were pink
and white and were most appropriate
and lovely.
Three prizes were given by the
hostess. The first. a handsome Jew
ell case. was won by Mrs. J. III. Guth-
rie who made the largest score dur
ing the progress of the game. The
second prize. a beautiful cut glass
tea set. consisting OF pitcher and
bowl. was won by Mrs. 1. c. Strauss
The consolation prize a nice travelling
case was presented TO Mrs. A. NJ
Broughton.
AT the close OF the game Of cards O
delightful salad course was served
which was followed by cream and
cake. The affair was one OF largest
and most successful card parties Civ.
en- during the season.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-14
ELMER-EPPERSON.
Popular Deputy Sheriff Surprises Ills
Many Friends.

Deputy Sheriff John A. Epperson,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Epperson Of this city, sprang q sur
prise on his many friends here Fri
day morning when he came in from
Columbia on the 730 train bringing
his young bride with him. Mr.. Ed
person had not taken anyone into his
confidence save Mr.. Pitts Bradford,
who had gone with him when the cere-
mony was performed at Columbia
two weeks ago, even the Immediate
members of his family being unaware
of his marriage until he walked into
the house early i'm the morning and
introduced his bride to them.
The bride was Mrs. Louise Elmer of
Pc Ell, Washington, and she came
from that place several weeks ago.
meeting her fiance in Columbia, where
they were married in the office Of
probate judge by the deputy probate
judge of Richland county. Mr.. Ep-
person and Mrs. Elmer met each 9TH
er In Washington several years ago,
where Mr.. Epperson spent a number
OF years. They have kept up a cor.
respondence since his return to Sum-
ter, which eliminated in their mar
riage. 1t was known by Mr.. Epper-
sons intimate friends and the MEM
bers of his family that he was to get
married sometime soon, but they had
expected some notification of the event
before 1t occurred-coming as it did it
took them all by surprise.
Mr.. Epperson is a native of Sumter
and has lived here for a couple of
years since his return from the West.
He has made an efficient deputy sher-
in under his father and under Sher
iff Bradford and has many friends
throughout the county who extend to
him their heartiest congratulations
and best wishes, and wish him and his
wife long and happy married life.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-05-14
TEAMS PREPARING FOR PRAC.
TICE.
Changes to be Made on Hose Wagons
Men OF Reel Team.

The teams are now preparing to
commence practice for the State Fire
mems Tournament, which will be
held at Abbeville in June. A team,
has been selected for the hand reel
and the same team which operated so
successfully on the hose wagon last
year will again be on hand to steer
it through the contests.
The practise of the hand reel squad
will be commenced at once. The team
is composed of Messrs. H. M. Phelps,
w. S. Jones, Jr., Alva Keels, Harry
Weeks, Ryan White, Ormsby Bland
ing, j. H. Forbes. E. p. Durant, p. M.
Brown, j. p. Brunson, w. D. Shupe,
Cliff Brown.
Before practice can be commenced
on the hose wagon the seat will be
lowered and steel rims will be put on
the tires. This will be done at once.
In the meantime the horses are being
taken out each day so that they will be
ready when the time comes for the
men to do their parts.
The hand reel races will be prac-
tised on E. Liberty street at night and
the hose wagon races will be prac-
tised on Washington street early in
the morning.