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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

at the county courthouse, has announced list of prominent citizens who will deliver speeches at number of places throughout the county, and they will urge the adoption of the measure by the peo- pie of the county.
 Opinions in two Colbert county cases were this week handed down by the state court of appeals. In the case of John Rickard, who was convicted of murder in the second degree and. given 10 years in the penitentiary, a new trial was ordered. Rickard was convicted of killing hermit near Barton station. The case of George Minor, colored, was affirmed. Minor was given a life sen tence for killing Charles Houston at the rear of a saloon in Tuscumbia about two years ago.
 Arbor Day will 'be observed in Florence Tuesday, February 20. Appropriate exer- cises will be held on the courthouse veranda, in which the school children will participate, and a programme of songs and readings will be rendered. The music of the occasion will be under the direction of Mrs. John Brock of Flor ence Trees have been donated by the auxiliary and the various lodges, and will be planted in different sections of town
 Dr. E. J. Moore, assistant superintend- ent of the Anti-Saloon League of Amer ica, and Brooks Lawrence of Birming- ham, were in the Tri-Cities early this week in the interest of the league. While here pr. Moore predicted that very prob- ably by 1920 the nation would wipe out the liquor traffic
 The County Teachers association of Colbert county have elected the follow ing officers: w. P. Johnson, Sheffield. president; E. Christian, vice president; Miss Mildred, Tuscumbia, secretary treasurer.
 School improvement: P. M. Munro, Leighton, president; J. P. Hanlin, vice president Miss Maude l.. Hardy, Shef- field, secretary-treasurer
 Reading circle: Miss Kittie Dickson, Tuscumbia, secretary.
 Executive committee: J. Paul Hanlin, Miss Charlotte Jackson and Miss Mil dred Sherrod of Tuscumbia.
 James l.. SticlSle, one of the most highly respected citizens of Florence and a commercial traveller widely known throughout this section and man who had many friends passed away at his home in Florence Sunday morning, after three or four months of failing health having been a sufferer from paralysis of the brain. The deceased is survived by d young widow and little daughter. The funeral services were conducted by his pastor Rev. J. F. Sturdivant, and after ward the remains were forwarded to Cincinnati for cremation.
 An important meeting of the Sheffield Commercial club of Sheffield was held at the Sheffield hotel Tuesday after noon It was largely attended and merchants section of the club was or canized, to give special attention to bring ing country trade to the city, and to encourage and cooperate with the farm or in the marketing of his products. It was considered significant that Sheffield is a ready market for all kinds of farm products.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02
ANN|STON SECURES
 ANOTHER OFFICIAL
 OF SOUTHERN ROAD
Following the Consolidation With o. & c. Freight So- liciting Agent Is Lo-
 cated There

Anniston, February 1.-(Special)- blowing to the expansion of the business of the Southern railway in this city, Henry F. Voss, who has been travelling freight agent for the Queen and Crescent route, has been appointed to the new position of freight soliciting agent, with head quarters in this city. His transfer Is a part of the general shakeup that fol- lows the consolidation of the Queen and Crescent with the Southern
 The new official assumed his duties deskroom in the office of Commercial Agent Ridgely Miller on Noble street. with whom he will be closely associated. He will move his family to Anniston as soon as he can find suitable lodgings. This is the second addition made to the Southern railway official family in An niston during the past year, the former being F. L. Miller, travelling auditor, whose headquarters were established in this city several months ago
 The following officials of the road are now located in Anniston: Ridgely Miller, commercial agent; L. A. Stanley. city ticket agent; H. F. voss freight solocit- ing agent; J. M. Draper, farm products agent; J. A. McGuirk, freight agent
 Diners at Tibbett's cafe on West Tenth street paused long enough last night for little Dan Cupid to get in his good work. when Allen simmons and Miss Lois Gil- bert were married in the restaurant.
 The crowd that attended the wedding or this popular young couple was so great that the tables had to be pushed aside temporarily to accommodate them. After the ceremony there was a splendid ban quet, during which many toasts were drunk to the future health and happiness Of MT and Mrs. Simmons A local or chestra furnished music for the wedding. which was followed by a banouet and dance.
 Mrs. Mary Amanda Frye, widow of the late John H. Frye of Monroe county, who mas been critically ill at the home of E. r. Turner on Leighton avenue for several days, died Thursday morning at o'clock, and her funeral will be held at the Turner residence Friday morning at O:5n, followed by interment at Hill side cemetery Rev s. E. Hodges. pastor of the First Presbyterian church will of ficiate at the final obsequies.
 Mrs. Frye was an active member of the First Presbyterian church, and one of Annistons most beloved women. Her charities were extensive, and her ac- quaintanceshjp large. She was very ac- tive up until the time of her death. and was popular with old and young, rich and poor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
 FOR SCHOOL TAX
 IS 0N IN COLBERT
In Advocacy of Educational Progress Many Speeches Are Being Made-Elec-
 tiOn on the Sixth

Sheffield, February -(specialD-Nex Tuesday February 6, Colbert county will vote on the 3-nill school tax. Advocates of the proposed tax are working dili- In it's favor. Chairman John D. Rather, Jr., of Tuscumbia, who was named last week at the general meeting of citizens
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

Kirkman Vaughan of Florence. who is sister of Mrs Emmet UNeai of Sir mingham. will be pleased to learn that she has had accepted by the outlook an article on German Militarism." It Is the first article ever written by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

Mrs. Vaughan for publication. and the prompt acceptance by a magazine of the high character of the Outlook, is additional source of satisfaction. Mrs. Vaughan Is the mother of Mrs. Benja- min Craig of Selma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02
A Real Artist

From Indianapolis Star.
 Little Mildred-What does "B. A" stand for, mamma?
 Mamma Bachelor of arts, my dear.
 Little Mldred-And what is bachelor of arts, mamma?
 Mamma Any bachelor who is trying to stay in the bachelor class darlins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

times the space now taken by the present pool. This is considered one of the finest Improvements in the city
 Birmingham friends Of Mrs susan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

I'm mighty glad l was born real South erner. Just suppose had been an Eskimo, or an Indian, or something with rings in my nose and ears!
 Yes, ir-I am good and proud of my Southern birth. My mother is from Vir- ginia and my father is from the Carolinas. was born and raised down here among VOL all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

1 wish you could see my home it is so clean and bright and cheery and whole some the finest ,whitest, healthiest tobacco factory in all the world.
 I am called SOVEREIGN King of Them All! But my middle name is Smoke, friend and all over the South my loyal friends are with me, because
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-02

at the county courthouse, has announced a list of prominent citizens, who will deliver speeches at number of places throughout the county, and they will urge the adoption of the measure by the peo- pie of the county.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06
I a $.

Muf ser Hanh Ser Srau See
rimg-g0gel IN 6elotes ltarb i'm Ilter
bon GA Sabren Scr. gberle gngliA,
Ser 81 Sabre auf Der 5arm getpobnt
batte. gr mar in Mnbama geboren
nno fam inn Sabre 1876 nah Selo-
tes. Dur6 fem rubiges, liebensmiir-
oiges 8eien batte er iid biele 5reup-
oe e~rtporben Die ibm bas @eleite CUR
Iebten Mubeltdtte gaben. llniere SO
Sabre alte Mbonnentin, 5rau 80gel,
ldreibt ms, baB MGes 81 grinen
beginnt uno ber Sriibling mlddtig i'm
@n5ug 1T. aber Negen lit notig;
oie Erofenbeit bat idon su lange
angebalten.
Sn Souiton lit gonaro 6.
&iirbes i'm Mlter BON 81 Sabren
CUR elpigen M1lbe eingesansen. Ser
8eri1ieoene miro bon 5fpei Sobnel
ullo orei godtern iiberlebt.
Ser IA Meilen BON 5lorespille
tpobnenoe molbabenoe 8ieG5iifter
uno Sormer 50. Z. Matlof muroe
in ser ge1be ieines @auies erihoi-
fen. Ser bobniide Sarmer 4nton
8abnslap, Der Die Tat begnnaen ba=
ben Ion, giebt 5n ieiner gutihnloi-
gung an, OaB er BON bret Wannern,
unter linen Matlod, iiberiaaen nno
81 9oben gemorfeu fei uno baB Der
8etotete i'm nit einem Weiler be-
orobt babe, ipdbreno Ser 8algerei
iei Der perbangnispolle SduB gefal-
len.
@ouperue1ir Serguion bat am
Montag Die erite Bin wabreno Der
Ietigen 2egtslatur : Beriooe be-
tiert. Die 8ia be5iebt ii6 auf Die
gridnffung oes slmtes zines Sn-
perintenoenten fir Die 2an0itraBen
DON Drills Gountp. Der @ouperneur
begriinoet fem 8eto oamit, oaB 8e-
p~rGlentant @bite BON Willis gountp,
Die County : Gommiiidre iotpie
cine Mn5abl @irger ii1 gegen Sic
areterung bes rrenen anrtes ausge-
iprod]en botten.
9as Sbulsebduoe 81 Bong
Soaotp, in Der g}abe pom Setpett, tit
elm Halib Der Slammen %getporoen.
gs miro ~aGgenein bebauptet, oaB
oas Seuer omrd) @ranoFtiftung per-
uriadt fei.
Sn IItarr bet Columbus lit
Srit 4alteot aus Dem Seben geffie-
Den; er miro bon ieiner Bltue, Ell
rte1u Sobn uno 5mei Iodtern be
tra1iert. Oas gesrdbuis finoet uad)
benz NitMs Der Sermanssf0bne ltatt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06
Mus Ser Stabtbaae.

Muf Mntrag bon l1br tpitroen meb-
rere applifationen bon MutomobH-
befibern, in Ben Sitnep : 8erfebr
ein5utreten, 5uriidgelegt Bis Der
Dienit burb cine itidbaltige Sroi-
rron5 gereeelt lit. Mleganoer Sosfe
erb1lt 5000 fir einen Streifen 2ano
in Der 8otpie StraBe, Ser CUR Or
m%eiterung jener StraBe notig lit.
IS muroe befhlofien, an alien Ga
gen bon biitorifher 8eoeutung Die
Slaage bon alien offentliden @ebau-
Den rpeben gu laiien. Mapor grown
CAB Die grflaruug ab, oaB cine Or
bobung Der Steuerrate n~otfuenoig
~geiporben ba nah Serbralf) Der
gonbausgabe bon $3,450.000 cine
beoeutenoe Snmnle Dem aGgemeinen
5ono "entnon1nlen iperoen mlBte, um
Die geplanten 8erbeiierungen fertig-
5ulteGen. Nette 5inailstpirtidaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06

8n1oes Sendtoren an1penobar faRo.
8enn oie 9ortldnoer eiflen Sabrt-
Der baben monerL Ser Dem Brafioen.
ten in ouem beiitimmt, banm t
men fife 1td ia bie ltnfoiten fir Jena,
torieae 8ertretung erfparen unb
Serrn Wilfon bas. 2aro obne 5enat
regieren laiien.
Mus Cuba miro gemel6et. oaB
ourd eine Broflamntiort pelbe bon
benz Giibrer Der IiberaIen Bartei
uno Dem aommamoanten Der nnseri-
fanilden Glotte ,inter5eidnet 1T uno
in tueld,er mar, cine po0itanoig mn
parteii5de @abl III Der Brobin5
| Oriente gnrontiert u1o berlpridt.
elm borlamHger Waffenitiaitan6 mn6
bieaetdt sic Beenoigung Der @ebo=
LUTON berbeigefabrt miro. Wie C
beibt, miro Hrdfioent Wenceol ouf
! geranlniiung Der Megiernng In
Baibington einen iofortigen Moffen-
ltiIitan6 ~profIamieren.
aus 9obana tuir6 ~gesneI6et,
oob Die Megierungstruppen unter
Jiibrnrg oes Dberften BuioI Die Ste
beaer aus ben Gt66ter Nuebitas nno
Minas in oer Buerto Brincipe Brcv
pin5 bertrieben baben.
Sn Niagara Salts, q. o., fam
les infoIge bon 5treifs, peld)e in Der
Mmerican Mluminium Company nit0
ser Mdeion Graphite gompanp aus
gebroden iino, gu einem beftigen gu
lnmmenitoB 5tpilden SO Boli5iften
uno uYripat Deteftipen" nit ettpa
400 Streifern. Die Boli8ei @feuerte
ettpa so Sdiiiie nuf Die Streifer.
einer Der lestererr, elm geuiffer Ni-
dael Soltp, puroe iftper p~ertpnnoet.
Mnf 5eiten Der Yoli5ei ulr6en Der
Gbef Sobn gurrp ionie 5iuei Shut-
Ieute ourdy getuorfene 8riditeine bers
lett.
Sic lteberfdipemmlngsgefabr,
tpeIde oie 5tanten Noros uno Giio=
Carolina, Georgia, MIabama, Sen-
reIiee lino 8irginia beorobte, ideint
ourb ons fiibIe, trofene Better
gliidlih nbgeiuanot 5u iein. Gle aus
ibren ufern niisgetretenen Gliiife
fino pieoer gefaIen. obre nennens-
iperten Sd)aoen angeridtet gu ba-
BEN.
- Ser in oer Ndbe BON gban6-
Ier, Sfla., nobnenoe Gurnlcr s. 8.
Sbilipps fam BET Dem pergebliden
gerillde, feline beiOen Sobne, tuelde
I'M Mlter bon ii uno f3 Snbren
lto1oen, aus Dem brenneroen 8obn-
bmtfe gu retten, ebenfalIs in ben
Tlammeu Inn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06

Mnltatt I'M einem Gent,

Mnltatt Inn einem Gent, tDie
riir5Iid a~ngebeatet iuuroe, lit Die
It1otiide Steuerrate Inn 19 Gents,
BON $1.S9 aiif $2.08 erbobt iporoen.
Die munoeribone gerednung, mo-
nad Die Steuerrate innerbalb 5ebn
unb 5ipansig Sabren beitanois ber-
untergeben ipa, miro inrmeroar cine
Ednlhnng bleiben. @ir iino iebt
nur nod II Gents utter Dem 90dJlt-
maj Der erlalbten 8elteuerung nno
menn oieIe II Gents in 3mei Sab
rem ssabren audi nod perlangt suer-
ben IpIlteL 10 miro uieoer oas
Iileilement %ange5ogen. oanit Die
Steuerrate erbobt meroen fam.
Gie Neupabl in Der Sabrg5
periammlung oes Geutib sittera-
ridden @ereins am Wonta9 Nad-
mittog inn @nnter Sotel ergab oas
folaenoe @eilltat: Y3diSoentin-
Sral S. 3aoid; 1. 8i5e-Graiioct-
tin, Srau %. S. Sefpitt; 2. gi5es
Gr1iioentin, Sri. z. Sdramm,
protofoaierenoe Sefretdrin, SRI. u.
Gerlie; forrefponoierenoe Sefuctd-
rim, Jron 81. Seebe; Sbabmeiiterin,
Irl. 6. griam; 8ibliotbefariM,
5rau 9. Madegisn; s~lbseoronete
gum itaotiidcn 6rarlen : Yerbmoe.
rsrau 8. &. Tndcr, StelIpertre-
term, 6rau Or. 6. 5. 5erbberg;
Mbaeoronete gum 8erein beutider
Sdiler, 5rou 6. Sdmiot, Stea-
pertreterin, sSrau SO. Seblferss.
Srau Or. Sads miroe sur gbren.
! Br1iioentin erfpdblt.
Der Beethoven 90 a II.
| erhor peranitaltet am Counting,
ben If. Mdr5, bas smeite aabaret
uerbnnoen nit San5fran5ben. In-
Jana Yunft s ltbr.
Die Gountp &omnilldre bn-
ben in Der lebten Sibung dirnrgi.
Ide uno 3obn1r5tlihe Snitrnmerltt
fir oas Nobert Wreeit Memorial
&ospital beitelt. Der Hoa SpearS
Company BON San Intonio ipurot
Elm Gontraft fir $t9S.35 uno DC,
W c3ermott Surgical Snltrument
Gompanp pom Stem Orleans Elm iol
der fiir $t,3St, 80 8ugeiprod)en.
Der 5roit, ser ms am @on
tag friib beimiuhte, bot nidlt mn II
u~nierer Staot ionoern in gatl3 Siio
melt 9eros nnberedenbaren Sdaoel
ongeridtet. gtidt allein wurbe bas
iunge @emiiie mic aobl. Spinat
3miebeIn Ii. T. 10. orrd Die Salt
pernidtet, aiid) Die bereits in gliit
~Itebenoen Bfiriid- uno Yflaumen
balnle, Die Seigen uno Die fnospen
ben gd~atteub1lme erlitten idfDerel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06
Die 2esislatur.

Gus MeprGientantenbn,s n%nierer
ReaisIatar bat cine unteriuhung
Ser BON Dem Experimentation Dupis,
Dem 8ertreter BON @an 3an6t Count
fp, gegen Wouber1elir Gergulon err
bobenen MnfIogen beidloifen. 9ieie
nnterlnhung Der 4nflagen 1T, tpie
mir friiber fdon iagtenL porgeidrie-
Zen, man bdt.e aber oiein 9eif)luB
sfebr mol fir auBer Sronung erfla-
rem f0itner, neil CT nur oasielbc ert-
bGlt, mas elm dbnliher, bereits abge-
1piejener 8eidluB 0es @epraientan-
ten 9'9amnioat entbalten bette. @s
sauuroe nuh elm 8etiud biersu ge-
unnd]t 6urd Den Mcpr1fentanten
Sobn s. Moore, Der auf's gntidJie,
Oenite oano1i Abriet, iid NIT Dem Be
idIub gu bcfoffcn ur1o aub betontc,
ooB bic &auptonfIagen Sanolungeu
oes @oubernelrs hetr1fen, Die er be-
gongen babe, bepor er @oliperneur
xDnn Eeras tpuroe. Spre6er Suffer
Iebnte es ab, ben cYoint Of Sroer"
gu entldeioen nrio iiberlieb es BEN
lmiie, oies at TIM uno oieies ent-
ys1ieo init Sc gcaen Cd Stimmeny
0aB Der geidluB nidlt rallBer Sro-
srtng" fei. Superintendent Spraolep
bon Mcaimnep itelte ben antrag, Die
gerbon0Iuna iibcr ben BelbluB OUT
anbeitimmte 3eit 81 perldieben, aud
0iefer antrag muroe 5uriifgeuieien
nno 5tDar init rs gcgen ga Stiminen.
Es m1roe oann init 81 gegen 40
5timmen beidIoiien5 cine llnteriu-
dung, nie Tie Der geIdluB p%eriangt,
Dorsunebmem. Der Spred)er bat
foEqenoe 9erren su Mitglicoern nes
neutrality-suspicious. %ernannt: T..
81. Brpar1 bon MioIono, 8orliser,
81. 6. garlof bon Sort @ortb nno
so. is. Bopc bon Corpus Gbriiti.
Der friibere @eneraIaniualt Crane
miro als Mnrpalt fur Gapis fun-
aieren. SO. ". Sanger BON Sort
@ortb uno Sobn 6. 8aro BON
Eenapfe peroen ben @onocrneitr
1,ertreten.
Dos Sons bat Die Sill angenom-
men, uelde oos neue Diitriftgerld|t
fir Die Counties Grio, Ga Saae,
@toscoia. @ilion uno aarnes idafft.
Die gia, melde 5tuei Wilionen
Dollar fir Die 2anolhulen berpil-
Iiat, lit iest aud BON Senat on
.aenornmcn porben. Man bat Die
9il aber oabin per6noert, Dab oas
@eLb audi fit anoerc Shuleu als
0onoihulen permenoet meroen fam,
feood, nur, tpenn es iid I'm Ser
Idnaerrng oes Shultermils bait
belt.
Ger @ouperneur bat Die Bill I'M
terseidnef, oeren 8eroronlngen oit
ginridtuna BON @ountp-Sibliotbet
fen ermoeliden.
Sic erIte Sid, Die Der Coulter
r,elir nit ieinem grto belegte, Il
cine giG, bie oas @ntt zines @oull
apIuperittenoenten fir SonoItruBc'
au Mias Gountp idalft.
Die geItriee Ha6ridt, Dab o.
a,el,p Sllbmiiiionsbia, Die ipieoer III
.soauic eingebrabt tit, Die annabm
seines 8erfallungs : ENHANCEMENT
norYdIaot ons 1er 9eaiSlafur Had
Dem i. Sanlar 1919 oas 9fef)
saiebt, ms nit einem Brobibitions
geIeb su besliifen, mar fallt; 90.
Enhancement iagt ansoriidlid), oa'
nod 6em !. 5nriinr Brobibition IN
6tadte bcrrihen ioIl, foipelt es gu
Die S~crI!rlluna nnlo Den &srtall
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06
GeirafsFhetme. - We5Mrten.
Sobesfaaa-
9etratsi d e.

@etratsfbeine.
Charles g. aoebler ano Sulia 80.
Martin.
grnit Soiepb Gbomas uno Warp
Tenmdn.
Geo. q, 8IGins nro gona Seters.
SIM Stodoale uuo Winnie Suff-
mcrcr.
@uoolpb Sdere uuo Marie Moeb.
rig.
gntil Saul Seriis uno Glaro
&uoleiton.
o G rt G
q. u. @raIhel uno Sru. ctr
&nabe; Sbeo aablnl ulto Srmi. cir
&nabe; 81. 8. Sacobs uno Srou. cir
&nabe.
EobesfGIIe.
Srun 81. 81. 8ipps, 80 SATIRE
8iQent Selms, 10 Sabre; Otto SarI
Saaie, So Sabre; Bipian AlbertbaI
6 Wonate; Srau 0iinnie SeeIig. 81
Sabre; 5rau Sophie Main8, rs
Sabre; eugene s. 9aB, 9 Ionate
5rou Glen @. 8ergn1ann, AZ Sab
re; Srau @nnie aeitbL 60 Sabre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-06

Sdaoen nnb lino IN ibrer gntrpid
lung aif @ohen 5urIdgebalten
Das thermometer itano am Mon
tag friib I'M Z l1br in Der Staot an
.28.8 @rao; in @egenoen etpas mebl
norolib BON bier ging es iogar BIZ
auf "a @rao berunter.
- Die @ranb Surp fir Mdrl
ipuroe am Montag eingeidaporer
uno gtng iofort an Die Mrbeit. &id
ter Mn6erion ernannte 8. s.. Staf
forb gum Sbmann; oie iibrigen Nit
gIieoer lino Die &erren: S. 81. Mar
tin, Otto Wogis, George SIZES, SO
6. Smith, S. g. 2amm, S. u. Gba
pa, Mcglellan Gbaflett, e. 6
8lunoeG, S. 6. Sones, George
Sanr unb @iQiam Oielmarn.
Mus 6. S. @buIte's 8obnung
226 Muffin StraBe, wur6en an
Wontage, uabrenb Die Gamilie ab.
ipeienb mar, Sbmudia1en bon be.
tr1dtIidem @erte geItoblen. Inter
Den ent1penoeten @rtifeln befinber
lif 5tuei Diamant @inge, cine Dia.
mant 2apaIiere nit Yerlen : Sen.
oant, Elm @rmbano, elm Saar Man.
I6etten : &nopfe, iotpie cine goloenf
Domen- uno cine ebenlolde Serreil-
nfr.
Ser 6. Mdr5, Der Sabrestaa
ser Ginmbnle oes Ila1o onr9 Die
MNerffaner, mirb wie iiblid ourd eine
"seremonielle Jeier an Sen Milam's
@rabe auf benz Milam Sauare be
gangen- Webrere @nipraben iper.
ben gebalten uno Sic &inoer Der 81
fentliden Shulen meroen cine gn-
5abl patrTotif1er 2seber portragen.
SsSn ether glIep binter Dem
@aule 1856 2an1ar StraBe muroe am
Montog morgen oie 2eide BON Sen-
oerfon Yoafam ~gefunoen. Der Ser
i1ieoene, ser in porgeriiften Sabren
ltunb, ideint zines natiirliden 60
oes seitorben 81 fem.
Sic StruBenbabn bot Die Sea
con 9ia Coop aufgegeben, mabr-
Ideinlib, neil lie ii6 nidt be5ablte;
troboem fiibrt Die Company aber ais
@runo an, oaB es fir Die 9%etuobner
iener @egeno lebr geluno iei, iuem
iie ii6 ieoen Gag 5peimul einei
Spn5iergang nafJ Der Nor6 Stores
StraBe leiiteten.
Ser nit @nltreider : Mrbeiter
an Der 2ibertp : Miible beib6ftigte
Werifaner Sllan @uitierre5 fiel alrs
Dem A. Stofrperf nlif ben ~5eMentier.
ten S~eitentpeg. OR muroe lofori
nod Dem Gitp-SoipitaI seidufft unS
bort itelten Die Ier5te 81 ibrem @r.
Itannen feit, oaB Der Mann anger
elmer fleinen Mbfdiirfung am &opfe
uno elmer iBs8eritaudJung abioIui
~unperiebrt NOR. @ie Der Mterifanel
nit Dem 2eben oapon gefoumen lit
lit einfad) unoeritanolid.
Die Snterilationaf Hubbel
.Sales Company brannte am Mon
tag morgen airs, Der dngeridtet(
Sdaoen miro auf $1,000 gei6abt.
9lm Montag abeno gegen Il
ltbr brad in einem aus giienbled
fonitriiierten Sdptppen an Der 9e
pot StroBe, nabe Der Muffin StraBe
Sener aus. bas lebr leibt gef1brlif'
9imeniionen batte annebmen fonnen
aber our1 oas l6nelle gintreffei
Der 5euermebr uno Oas 5iemIid
tpinoitiue 8etter auf ieinen Sero be
idrdutt blieb. Sn oem S6uppel
! mar ungef1br cine Gar : 2aouug 51
| iammengepreBter 2iimpen oufbe
luabrt, Die. ~iebenfalls burd Gelblt
ent3iinoung in 8rano geraten paren
Gin YferO, peldes in einem Stall
neben Dem brennenoen S6uppel
itano, mniroc BON Der 5euerpebr &C
rettet. ebenlo ipie oas 5euer, peld)c
| ben bintefen Cell oes bon Den Csc
| briioern Seiiel b~etriebenen Stor
bereits ergriffen bate, baIo gelolG
muroe. Ser an ben @aaren I'M
Dem @ebouoe angeri6tete Sd)aoe-
; tesiffert fid ailf ettpa 800.
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N a Of I ii T.

8ieoerum betrauert Der 0eutiGle
Jralten @iilfs : 8erein Sen 8erlllt
zines ieiner erlten Witglieoer,
Tram 6. 6arniid.
Sel9loilen, oaB Der gerein ibr
Mbleben al1f's tiefite beflagt uno
ibr 1tets Elm ebrenoes anoenfen be
wabren nitro.
ge16loiien, baB mir oen trauern-
SEN @interbliebenen unlere geilnabme
be5eugen, uno oieie 9eidliiiie I'M
Yrotofon oes 8ereins eingetragen
uno in ser vSreien Breiie" peroffent-
lift meroen.
Das @omite:
Jran u. 9orbmann,
Jrau M. Srieori&
SRI. s.. 8rubn.
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SIM Sitter bon 26 Sabren ner-
'itieo Srau 2inie 2oeIoff seb. @eus.
9ie @erftorbene tpobnte lett ettpa
aebn Sabren in Der Stao mno miro
betrauert bon ibrem @ntten, 5tpei
Sobnen, orei Sdtpeitern nno orei
griioern. Baitor @olff miro Die
@rabreoe balten; bic 8eiiesuns fin
bet auf Dem ,1euen lutberiiden
Trieobofe }tatt.
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alfohoIiidlen @etrdnfen

bon alfoboll1d)en 8etrd1ltef 81
Erinf5tpeden anfommt nl1o Dap Die
2egislotur MIR ~8eitimmlftgen iiber
Serltelnng ltnb 8erfauf bon aito=
boIbaItigen @etrarfen geben bari
Sic ausoriidli6 fir meoi5iniide,
millenIhaftIide, in0uitrieQe nno
firhli1e 3nefe beitimmt iinb.
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Sidleres 3eidlen.

rMeim Mann lit eigentlih elm
redter Yiniel!"
uMber, Warp, 6ns bait ou bod
Dor Der SodBeit alib id)on getDMBti"
Scum ia, aber iest geben ibm
audi nod Die Saare mistl~
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3m nermieten

9os obere Stofmerf 6es SouIe5
Go, 2f8 S%ft-Gommerce CITRATE -
Goum 90 BEL 90 SUB. NodBufrogen
PIC Oit.G Commerce Strabe.
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Nene ensliIdDe ansriffe bel Sum-
dmpenes an Der Spmme wnroen
non ben 0entid,en sariifseidlasen.
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Nanmmoac.
n-YroOmfte

Con- Hntonio, Ser, 17h gts.
Collection, geltern- feline B0rie-
-Hrobnfte.
San antenio, ge1., 6. Udr5 f9t7-
Erime CRUDE Cotton See0 Old, So
kentS pei 8nllone
Menu gprf, 6. @drs. - @pot, $3.50
bio; MdrS, $13.57 nnb $13.58; april.
$3.50 uno S18.57; Mai, $13.56 una
$135S; Suni, 1882 nno 1880;
4ugult, $13.56 un0 $3.50; Septem=
Der. St3.55 Ii. $3.50; Sftnber, $780,
uno $13.05.