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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-11-19
EFFORT TO
EMBARRASS
GOVERNOR
IS CHARGED
BY TENNESSEAN
PROMINENT MENAsSEMBLE
1t Is Claimed That Secret Meeting
was Held at Nashville Sunday
to Oppose Administration.

Not Since the battle of the Marne
defeated at the May convention, have
they gathered courage to assemble un-
til Sunday, when they attempted to
take the capital by storm.
With the dawn the advance guard
came to town. Congressman X. d.
McKellar, of Memphis, former as
well as prospective candidate for Uni
ted State senator, who was credited
with having engineered the Shelby
delegation so as to swing it to Judge
Everett in the May convention, and
who is now reported to be carrying
the eleven votes of Shelby county
snugly tucked in his vest pocket, was
the first on the scene. He was met
at the Hermitage hotel by Chas. M.
McCabe, of Nashville, recently secre-
tary to Senator John X. Shields, and
who now fills the position of assistant
postmaster at Memphis under Post
master Metcalf who was McKellar's
selection. These gentlemen were
promptly reinforced by Hon. r. r.
Preston, of Chattanooga, unsuccessful
candidate for the nomination as gov
ernor the last two times.
The first move by the board of
strategy was the summoning by long
distance telephone of Hon. Andrew l..
Todd, of Murfreesboro, who is to be
the standard-bearer Of the allies in
the speakership fight in the senate
Meanwhile the left wing of the allies
was mobilizing at the Maxwell house.
Judge A. H. Roberts, of Livingston,
unsuccessful candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination against Gov.-elect
Tom G. Rye, happened to be in Nash
willie on his way to some court as was
also the Hon. Cordell Hull, of the
Fourth district, who had arrived in
ample time for the Cumberland river
convention, which is to be held about
ten days hence. Doubtless much to
their surprise they found Judge d. L.
Lansden sojourning in Nashville en-
route to Florida. To bid Judge Lans-
den goodbye Hon. Ridley Mitchell, of
Crossvtlle, had journeyed to Nashville.
In command of the maneuvers was
Field Marshal w. II. Hartford. The
various commanders assembled in
room 36 of the Maxwell house, occu-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-11-19
j. L. A. STERCHI DIED
IN KNOXVILLE SUNDAY.

j. l.. A. Sterchi, aged rs years, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. NJ
E. Haun. at 1907 Luttrell street, Sun
day night at 1880 o'clock. Deceased
was a well known citizen, and had
a large circle of friends who will
learn of his death with sorrow.
Mr.. Sterchi, who was the father of
the Sterchi brothers, known over East
Tennessee as among the largest furni-
cure manufacturers and dealers in the
south, and operators of chain of
furniture stores in this and other
states, came to this country 65 years
ago from his native land, Switzerland,
being but IL years of age at that time.
He settled In Knox county shortly af-
ter landing in this country, and has
since been leading citizen of the
county.
During the civil war, Mr.. Sterchi
fought on the Confederate side, and
since the close of the war has been
an active member of Fred Ault camp,
U. G.. ". He was also member of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church,
south, and always took an interest in
church work.
Mr.. Sterchi was the owner for a
number of years of the well known
Sterchi farm and dairy, which is now
the property of his son, James G.
Sterchi.
Funeral services were conducted on
Monday at 2:30 o'clock from the Cen
tenary M. e. church, south. Rev. G.
w. Kelly, the pastor. conducted the
services. Interment followed in New
Gray cemetery.
The deceased is survived by his wild
ow, five sons and five daughters. The
sons are w. H., Jas. G. and r. L.
Sterchi, of Knoxville; j. Cal Sterchi,
of Chattanooga, and L. A. Sterchi, of
Johnson City. The daughters are
Mrs. w. N. Smith, Mrs. c. T. Vance,
Mrs. Bruce Gentry, Mrs. w. A. Tai
lent and Mrs. M. E. Haun, all of this
and Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Sterchi, of this
city, went to Knoxville Sunday after
noon and reached his bedside shortly
before the end came.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-11-19
MRS. JOHN III. BAYLESS
DIES in BALTIMORE,

Mrs. John H. Bayless, who has been
an invalid for several years and who
has been in the John Hopkins hos
pital, Baltimore, for the past seven
weeks, died at that institution Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Mrs Bayless was A years Of age,
and had been resident Of this city
for a number of years. She was a
member of the Central Baptist church
and was noble Christian lady.
The remains Of the deceased reach
ed Johnson Tuesday morning on No.
Al from Baltimore. and were taken
to the home of her daughter, Mrs. s..
H. Cooper, on Highland avenue. The
funeral services were conducted at the
Central Baptist church Wednesday
morning 1T 1870 o'clock by Rev. e.
X. Cox, of EIizabethton, in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Geo. Green. In
termeat followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-11-19
WASHINGTON COUNTY
CORN CLUB HAS SHOW.

Jonesboro, Nov. 16.-Members of the
Boys Corn club had their products
on exhibition Saturday to show the
results of their efforts as corn pro-
ducers and prospective farmers here.
The contest was under the super
vision of Prof E. S. Depew, the coun-
ty superintendent. The result of the
contest was as follows:
For acreage-First prize $40, V.
Hamilton; second prize $5, r. Hamil-
ton; third prize SO, Gus Barron. They
produced 1874, 1913 and 7S bushels, re-
spectively.
For the best ten ears of corn-The
first prize of SIS was won by Homer
Hunt; second prize by Earl Hunter;
third prize 50 by H. J. Keebler
Charles Bailey, Henry Hoss and
Glen Zimmerman won prizes.
In the single year contest-First
prize, hand corn planter, was won
by Allison Keebler; second prize was
won by Ross Wilcox; third prize,
necktie, was won by Paul Wilcox
~c1~~~eS~.e-e>o~c-~1e~ ->~~~-s-
legislature, may truthfully be called
anti-Lea.
For my part, knowing Senator
Lea's record for party treachery and
feeling as ! do that his designs on
The legislature are evil and selfish, l
had rather be defeated for speaker
than to owe my election to his in
lluence.
Senator Lea boasts that he has
.iade aad unmade two governors, but
Sc l5yal democrats Of this state are
'o:uilaed that he shall NOT have an
.portunity to add another guberna-
toriaI scalp to his belt" Chattanooga
Times.
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WOULD BE STATE
SUPERINTENDENT
NORMAL SCHOOL TEACHER
Came From Middle Tennessee to
Take a Position IN Johnson
City Institution.

1t became known here today that
Prof. S. w. Sheriff., of the East Ten
nessee State Normal school, is an ap-
plicant for the position of super'nten-
dent of public instruction for the state
of Tennessee. When called upon for
a statement in regard to tie matter,
Prof. Sheriff. said that he was an ap-
plicant for the position and confident
ly expected to be appointed he stat
ed that he had already been in ,on-
ference with his friends throughout
the state, and that he was we'll pleased
with the encouragement that he had
received.
Prof. Sheriff. is now AZ the head Of
the department of methous and ps1
chology in the East Tennessee State
Normal, at Johnson City and is known
and recognized thr H.g'a0It the state
as a progressive school man. For a
number of years he taught in West
Tennessee-for some years in Paris,
that time Gen. Rye was member of
the school board in Paris, and thus
became acquainted with Prof. Sheriff.
1t is said that there has existed a
most cordial relation between Gen.
Rye and Prof. Sheriff. for many years.
Prof. Sheriff. taught for some years
in the middle dlftsion of the state,
and from there he came to the normal
school at Johnson City.
Prof. Sheriff., although his friends
say he is not a politician, was from
the beginning an ardent supporter of
Gen. Rye, and his efforts are said to
have added not little to the size of
the Rye vote in East Tennessee.
Prof. Sherrill's entrance into the
race for appointment as state superin-
tendent of schools increases the list
of applicants, either active or recep-
tive, to three-one from each grand
division of the state-the other two
being Prof. Perry L. Harmed, of Mont
gomery county, and Prof. r. L, By
mum, of Madison county. Prof. Har-
ned, who recently was appointed post
master at Clarksville, served through
out the recent campaign as secretary
of the state democratic executive
Prof. Bynum is well
known throughout Chat
tanooga Times.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-11-19
SUCCESSFUL MEN
CYRUS II. X. CURTIS.

A passage in a story Rudyafd Kipling
was writing for Mr.. Curtis referred to
the hero, in his excitement and despair.
gulping down glass of brandy. As
Mr.. Curtis objects to any reference to in
toxicating liquors in his publications, he
telegraphed to Mr.. Kipling asking him
to change the passage. He received the
following reply, Strike out brandy,
and insert Mellins Food"
Curtis first adventure in the publishing
business was made on, borrowed capital,
but his determination to push ahead and
ability to hold on soon enabled him to get
out of debt and place his magazine
among the leaders.
His ability to build is clearly shown In
his efforts with the Saturday Evening
Post. When he purchased 1t, 1t was in
a deplorable condition with circulation
not over hundred and scarcely no ad-
vertising. One editor was all 1t could
boast but through his untiring efforts and
shrewd business management 1t now
boasts thirty editors and million and
half circulation.
He Is determined, enterprislng. and
thoroughly self-relient Absolute honesty
In all things is his motto.
The protection of his readers In the
nefarious advertisements Is q matter Of
history in the publishing world,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-11-19

Babies don't mind cold or take cold
if kept well with DR.. Fahrneys's Teeth
ing Syrup. Get II anywhere. Sample
free,
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VI. s. SuiincR IMPORTATION.

Die BeIt Cincinnati 9uIinsB 9lis
fpciatipn, oersn 6auptquurtter fih i'm
9rio6ton 8ant 8sbduoc befinoet
bdlt am 9ienItlg 4beno im 6otei
Murro ibre SabrssperiammluHg nsbit
9euutenpabl ab, bic nit sinem Ban
tett perbunoen if. Gs 1T eiu 0ireta
tor fir ben cinjdbrigen Serm,E 3u ers
DGhicu rno nominirt fporben iiuo u.
&. 9euntinn uno 8. gannen. SIR
Den nreijdbrigen 5srmin iino fiinF gu
ertpdblen uno nominirt Iino: 5erois
nuuo gosten, @m. =. 9slmsr. Gon.
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Ghas. =. 2oB. 8. ). Mt8ee, ..
Meinfen, Shos. 9. Smttb uno VI
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tperben bic 6erren Yrobatridtcr Dm.
8. 2Hbers, gi3cbiirgermciitcr 6. 5.
0Quner uno 2lrbeitsoirettcr gbiIip
Spsoid glnIpraheu balten.
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Ginbril6e mno Sisbn dble.

- Sin unbetaunter Tteb oranq in
Die RGume Der gfep Fiiber go. an Der
Weit 6. StraBe uno cnttpenoete 3pci
Iedsn i'm Mertbe Don ST.
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neu 6ahn uHp apsi GnteH i'm Wertbe
ppn $40.
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Anau, Don 9to. $50 gSeit 8. StraBe.
QcItoblut 1puroe. nuroe 9eItern Der
&oIi3ei mitgetbeiIt,
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6auptboriteller ernteten ebenfaQs reia
den Ipptaus uno mubten ftd reeelz
mdbie gu OacapOs DerTtebn. Der
Oirigent foipie isin G6or uno Sr6es
fter 6atten ipieoer poIen Nnt6eil on
ben g6ren beg 4benbs, unD als Rez
giIIsur perDisnt 6srr DiaD 9ieori6
pole 4nsrtennung fir Die prdhtige
2trt uno Weife, in Der es ibm qelungen
mar, bic biibIhe Sperette in S3ene gu
IeBer.
4m nd6iten Sonntug finbet bic
genefi5porIteuung Der berotenten
ainitlsrin 5rau Sslsne 8urger, Die
idon Ieit 3shn Sdbren nit GrfoIg an
bisiigen beutIhen 5beatsr getpirtt bat.
itott. Sis bat iih fir ibren G6rens
abenb Charlotte girhspfeiffers prd6s
tigss 8oItsitiid .9ori unb Stdot"
ober .'s Qorle" au89epd6lt, Elm Stiid
bas ieoem sttpas bringt, Der nod 9es
fhmat an geDiegener terngeiunoer
aoit BAT. Die 8ensft3iantiu piro Dit
RoQs Der rgdrbele" iptelen, in Der III
8elegenbeit bat, ibr rethes unb piel:
Ieitiges Satent 10 reht CUR 9eItunS 81
bringen.
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QofQl 8eri6t.
0olbeae &o63eit
5eierten eeisern Serr Nlidael Cbmsr
unD Satin.

I'm ihrem toiiaen 6eim Qo. 20O9
Central 4snue fsierten aeiiern 6err
uHn ssrau Wihael GblHer pas islteae
'fefi Der aolbenen 6Odasii in arcbes
aiif.iaseit uno aeiiiiaer sSrii6e. Ter
Sutilar er5Iifte am 3. aunt 1889 III
Seyrkim tei aanbau oos 9iht Der
gptlt unb bic Subilayin. ifrau Bar.
tara Chmer. .ebenbdielbft am 20. Nos
3smber 1887. am Sabre 1863 tpoEe
tsrien bieIslheu NIT mehreren auabs.
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aus. Die beffperIife Reife ukr ben
Caean aefdbdb nit oem Seaelihiff
.Woucbdp~ unb nahm 90 2dae in
anfpruh. Die Qanbuna erfolaie am
25. Citober 1853 in Rem Dori. Uon
ba gina bic Reife brett noh Ginein.
natl, lpeIGe ,peitere aht 2dae. bis
sum 2. Ropember, lpdbrte. Die sus
tilore lporen brauhen in Der d!t.n
heimntb Nahborsiinoer. I'm IT..
sscnunr 1854 fonn bic ariint 6ohseli
nes Doares In Cincinnati iiuii. Ter
iikrous qiidlitxn Gbe entiproiIen adj.
ainber. BON ipelheH brei deiicrbci
iinb, s,pci i'm iuoenbIihen Alter unb
sin perbeiratbeter Gohn. Die nct
am eebtn iif 6tfinbsnben Qinbtr finn:
sfrau ..sohu Roller. sFrau sSoiepb We.
kr. DenbeIin. sotob unp Carl
Ghmes. Der aubilnr mar in ben 6Oer
.Sahren i'm Der WroMrei Don Wihael
Ssraneoart unb ipdter als Huhrmann
bsi GtriEs. Nosrlein tbGtia. ssn per
7Oer stahren aina er ms Mirihsat.
iGdff. pon pelMem e iih iebon i'm
Sahre 1892 auriidaoa uno In ben Ru.
heftdnb iebts. Die ieltene Meier mar
siaentlin ein Doppelfeit. benn NIT Der
aplh<nen 6ohseit ipurbe aud eIeif'
seitiu bic 5Oi6hriae 4nfdifamahunl
bsS g3odres in Cincinnati teaanaen.
aussr ben aennnnien Ainoern nohmen
aud Is Enielsinbsr an Der Doppels
feier. bic Iebioiich In aller Gtias I'm
aamilienfreiit beaonaer iDurbe. tbeil.
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8ener.
Rid,tet i'm ltniperiitp Stub 3ebGuee
einen Sd,aoen ppn S40O aH.
S400 on.

Gin bebroblich ausiehenber 9rano
brot aeitern i'm 9ebGuoc Der lluiper
iiitats Glubs an Der 4. Strabe uHo
9rpaofpan aus. ipelder isineu ur.
spruna i'm aelIcr oes 6auies burA
einen iiberbeisten Sfen hatte Die
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hattie es oen IHfheiu. ais Oh bas Qauae
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StraBe. nadloem tie ijtl miibiam ben
Wea ourh ben oihten Rout asbabut
hatten Den aoihmannihdften aes
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leraoe 1eutid,2 0cbies ssnbr ,porcn
iibcr 200 In Der bciniden Abtbei.
hung. Nir botten od,t aloflen, brei
nm cf1fen Sobre, 5lpei i'm 3ipeitrn,
amer I'm britten mno cine i'm pierten.
,sn Der 8orbereitungsfIoiie bntte I'M
ler Sn'iruftor nod, slpci grobe alai.
len. alio Elm sSiiniteI Der Beiamnlt.
6nhl BON 1853 Gfnoentsn trieb
Teutif,. Vie erfIdrt man iify bas 2
Gritens bietef iI)nen Die oeutidlc
Gpr1hc Tis3iplin nno 9tuem, sipei.
fens bietet ibnen bic 0ciltid,e giffcra.
tur cine anjisbenoe Sebeusphileio.
pbie. In NiIbeIm Tel ben aarnpi Qc.
aen Bebriidung, nen fie fbeiliUeiie
ffjon ourdnenoft haben. fheilpeiie
ilob ourd,mohen. I'M ggnont ben
Sieg Der 7reibeit, i'm 9othan oen
ireien HIid bes Deiitid,en fir reli.
aioie Gnann3ipotion, iino in ,Sauit, in
Doetbe ben gollrnenihen itno Der
9ollmenih eriitirf MIR in Der bent.
iden gifteratiir. Ia nun auBer0cm
has hciitige Teutitlano Die gerf6r.
perung bon @oefbes @eiit bartlett,
Ef,o bic beiifif,e Stttcratur 70 cine
pid,tipc RclIe in Der Neltaeifnf)te
ipieIt. muh cs eiIlciid)fen. ipeld, bell.
iafuen einiImb oergoIlmenih unb bic
oeiititle Sitterotur aai Die gnttpid.
lung elmer iungen, i:rebianen, iIh
emporbebenoen Raiie aus3uiibcn Der-
mag"
sm anidluB an ben Bortrna ent-
iuidelte fid nod cine redt angeregte
llnterhaIhlne. IN Der bic lanoldufigc
sinid,auirna hes Gurfifnittsameri.
fnners ebenfnlIs nns 2id,t fam. Sic
III gemeinhin ipeientlidb anocrs genr.
tet nls Die hes 9ortraser,ben uno
gebt In Der Soaptiade oobin, oob
Der sseper i'm beiien Sale Rad,nb.
iner, nienals ober Sd,opier iei, no.
bei man aber pollig pergiBt, oaf Der
anerifoniihc Reaer cine sfulturpe.
riohe poH aennu iiinf3ia esabren bin
ter iih bat tpohrcub Der EseiBc au'
minoeitens ebeuiouiele ssahr3ehnfa
uno nod, mebr 3iriidblifen fam.
3neem fiibrf man nIles, mas Der 9se'
ger an 2ciftungen aiii5iiipeiien bot,
ousihIieblidl aui ben giniluB tanfa.
iiid'en Hliites in ibm suriid. bal,
olic ben Riihlina Dem reinen Neacr
iiir iibcrlegen, lino ioiaert aueerocnt.
bab bic aanse g,eaerfuliiir eines
it)oncn 1aaes neridyspinoen ieln
ipiro, so Der MIihlina in Der Saupt'
Iad)c nidat ELECTROMAGNETIC TT
Ionit sIaubt man ooun aud, oic
nonse Reseriraae auis einiahite tlns
notiirlid,iie eeloit. Ner's erlebt
uiro iehen fonnen. 0orlauiia fonnen
cinem nur Die armen 8elebrten leio
iaun. Die Dor 3ipei sssabren alt' Dem
gaiienfonarei, in 2onoon nah uielen
id,onen Reoen beitIoIien baben;
@eiitesi1bisfeit bangt nift bon ben
,sarbe abl
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/. 6. .. q.

Gie @m. Eel 2oge go. $50 ).
.. 8. q. bate an Iesten 0tittmotl
abeno ibre eiHiepllng Der geamtcn,
lpeld)e gut beiut]t rpor mno bon Den
C5roB. gseam.en nit ben 3erenonirn
ees Srnens IN einer auspe3eifneten
3Seiie ausaeiiibrt Duroe. lie c5roB.
beansten maren: =. 3. q ~, R
Mcisaerbn. Suao arcp, Su. 0ei'
mann. ssulin3 Sd'er. 2erm. aah!iHs.
IS. Gonnerbers. Riharo Steoler.
Serfnann Sd,afer.
Tie IN ihre betreiienoen aemter
eiHgeiesten geanten flir Den nuhltcil
5srniin iino: Gr-meilier: Carl Reui-
be, 6. M. Guitar 8nrlsnu; II. aR.
George stnntpe, sin. GER: .. 8
Rofherf. grot. Sesr... Nm. Bces
Shaenleiiier: gmlI 6. 6. 8aritnefi
ilno lrnitee:: Mug. Stcinfnmp. Sir
bic beiescnne aeruter pl.roel er.
InanHt: Sobn aImrnih. Seinrih Ser.
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SetraSini nno snfiO.

8roBes SSuterelie miro III bteit9et
areiieu Dem alH Mitt-
mod in Der Muiifhalle Itattftnoenoen
aonjert Ger beriibuten italIellrlhen
Sopraniitin Wtaome 5etrn]3ini eut.
qeqenaebratt. 9lllBer ibr Dirtt allh
nod Ser BARTON 5ittd guffo nit
lm0 0a$ sur Gurhiiibrlrug gelalgenz
oe Grogramm lit tUte iolgt:
slrie r2argo al 6oetotllm" aus Ger
9arbier uon Sepilla" Hoilint
Sitta gufio.
Caro- Hor,o" aus .Rigolctto", Gcroi
Mme. Setra33inI.
GroIoa ans nEagIiacct"
2eoucapaQo
Sitta Hufio.
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Setru55Inl,
9(rie .grinbiIi" aus sSamIet"
=. .. >. Sponlas
5itta 3uffo.
> Riiolp" aus .Eerle on Eraiil"
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Setra35Illi.
Guet aus Barber bon SepiQa"
RoIiuu
gane. Setra55ini uno Sitta 93uIio
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rente aneapieien, 10 ooB fid, bic 0s.
fnnntnusgnben fir 0ieien Dionnt
auf $f043.02 bel1ufen, ip1breno Die
ginndbmen 70 fpeit nur $7g3 betrii-
aen. Dor shluB Der Berianrnlung
perIas Serr Gnil araner nod 5ipei
pergilbte shriftItiide, Die er nntfr
ben alfen Edpierefl Der Beneinoe
seiurlDen bate nno aus oenen fjers
uorging, iueIfe tonangebenoe Gtel.
lung Die Eurugeneinbe in ben SAB.
rem 1863s1S6S infl. IN tieiiger
Stnot eingenoninen bat.
.Clle RameIIen".
1os erIte Der befagten SfJriit-
itiife ipar Elm i'm Sabre 1869 bon
Serrn =. 5. Werner, Dem bnntaIigell
guhDaIter Der @enIeinoe. eisenbdn.
Dig geif)riebcner 9safJtfontraft nit
DEM banaIigen gerpolter Der Salle,
aus Dem mir mir folgerioe 5tDei Fa.
ragrapben aniiibren, Die nit oiiI-
iidDt auf Die jeet berrihenoen 3il.
itdnoe auberit intereiiant iino:
s. g. Ter ansihant uno gerfaul
BON Bier i'm groBen Saal (San5.
i.aD lit in yfeinen" sydtlen geitat.
tet, ouBcr Der Surnrafb ODER Die
betr. Aonniittees gcben bel beion.
Oeren 8eranlailungcn lpc5ieIlc Gr'
IniIbuiE 00Su
SIS. Tas anrtenipicf I'M Salipt.
ipirtbid,afts5immer lit ausoriidlid
perboten."
lin oieiem pahtfontraft aud Der
ridtiaen Tnhorud uno benz allenfal'
iigen 8crlpalter cine Soec 3u gebeu
peld,en llmias Die 5urnballe IN
g3eiu, 3igarren, Bier lmb Speiier
bate, fiiate Serr >. @erner oertiel
ben cine auiiteiluna ilber Die SsSabrt
fS63.iS6g bei. iporo!ts herporglna
oaB Der aoitcnpreis oieiri
slrtifel. meldle bon Der Iurngemcin
De anaeid,afit uno iuieoer losgeid)Ia
aen uuroen. iih iiir Die beiagte &c
riooc nuf $1i5,S29.4S belief uni
5lpar.
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7eue uno stoie Sdcobs. 63S ep.
mortb; Raod'en.
Cabin uno Wnrp Smitb. Gogc.
pooo Rodo, Waabd)en.
0enru q. iin0 state Wosler, 5 Gee
Court 0ebnuhe. Maofen.
Snnnlel uno Sarriet Weagnus,
S96 2erinston: Maod,em.
anorcip (. uno State Bauer. 3t1
20 0ierte. anobe.
Jrautlin 3. ine Sottbie Gam.
ion. 1922 Central apenae, Wdohen.
@illinm !. unn gouiia Wturnep.
1927 @eltcrn. annbc.
alberto. mno Carrie Wcstinlep.
3O1 Git Clifton: AIiobe.
ireoerid U. nno Glisabetb Sein,
552 Dit i3.. anabe.
emil uno Carrie SSoiimann, $50
Clinton: asaoshen.
8illiom 2. nno Clara Wsoebrin.
ger, 2O6 Stetion. Wdoden.
,sobn u. nno Warp Aeliu, SIS
syinolan: annbe.
Charles ,no Glmer Sdaaler, i641
Gnranore Anabe.
Gorarb ino Belize 3ripp, IL
Trnper; Gnabe.
Carl 81. unD Srenc 8urG, 5l2
9opI; Nao6en
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gSeitern & Suutbern Seriid,crung5
8eicllid)aft.

q. Worgan, Superintsnosnt Der OIts
liten 9ipifion Der WeItern ano
Soutbern 2ife oSnfurante Co., 8icrte
uno 8roaopoD, hattie am Samitag bi.
QnqeiteQten gu @aite. Die hibIhe
Affaire fano i'm nIauienr Dollar
aIub" itott, elmer io5iaIen 8ereini'
guuq, gu Der Die So G9enten nebit ben
0ilfs Superintenoenten geA0reH.
QUITE Groplep, 9eo. SbnItcin, Bill
2Dons, Go. aromsr uno Gb. Sdrta
line iorgten ourd 2teoer, Re5itutionsu
uIp. fir bic untcrbaltung. 3Ieih3els
tig fQno bic geamtenpabI oes ~1aus
Ycno Dollar 8lub5" itatt mi1 fplgens
oem Reiultat: prGIioent. CD. SDees
ueo; SetretGr, Gb Gromer; ShGBmels
Iter, Gb. 6artline; Sergeaut OF Grmes,
Z. gallop; 9ubIi3itGtsratb, Geo, Shns
itein. superintendent 8. SeOrcp, bon
Der peitli6en CfTtce, iotpie osNsn gss
iammter Stab Don 6ilf8=Superintsn@
ocnteu pobnten ais 8dIte oes Serru
Morgan Der 1SeitIitteIt bel.
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Seiiiid,cr llnterit. &ercin.

Der 5ei'i1te llnteritiiBungsz z8crein
fam oeitern Rahmittag in isiuem
6auptqu1rtier, 1892 8remen StraBe,
CUR monntlihen Sibung 3uIummcn,
prdiipent Bernhard Gothe, Setretdr
9arI gcter Ioipie bic iibrigen Beam
ten pursn auf i6rem goIten. 6err
Wi[lidm Grombdh puroc 3ur Wtit=
qlieo'61ft gepdblt uno ioqleib eingez
fiibrt. pdhreno 6err pbilipp 0illene
Berger 3ur Mitgliebihuft porqeIdla9eu
purbc. Die 9crfaiIung puroe oubn
cbgsdnbert, bab tiinftigbin oos arans
ten Gommittee eln9ebt llno Die aran=
tenuntsrftiiBung auf o1s Qttei: bee
8srsinsar3tss gctpdbrt miro. Gir o;l
Witttpe pe5 perItorbenen WEitqlieos
oIucob aotbe nuroe oas StcrJe9elr
sum getrags pon $50 ongeipieien. Sil
oSnitalliruna Der 8sumten ipuroe MN
mehr ourh ben 8sreInsar3t 3r. Sohs
6. QubDig nit elmer launigen Nniprd
DIR poIl3ogen. ippraltf Elm feuttzfr0h
lher aonmers ituttfaro, Der Die Wiit
glisosr in unge3Dungener unterhuLs
tungnod munhe Stunbs beiammen:
belt. Die neuen reIp. tpieoererpGhl:
ten geamten oes 9sreins Tino BIZ
5errcn: gernbaro Goths. prGIioent
oSQtob Qippert. 8i3eprGIiocrt; 9lr
getsr, Sctrstdr; Satnb Shmitt, ST
nan3 SetrstGr; 6errp GeisIer
StaBmsiiter; 8sor1 6orn, PhiIipF
Stsin uno Sohu S6asfer, gruitees
Or. Sobn 6. 2uopig. 9ereinsar8t.