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VOLUME 1 8NUMBER 6.
TRO Y, . C.. THURSDAY SEFTEXIBER 19, 1912.
Newi ttm Outride tke Cauty Keriew
ed and Tili ia Brief Fir Our ;J!
, Bm -Readers. :
' ' - - ' -Two
million dollars have been
. scent thus far this year by the
various political parties and can
didates for campaign badges,
. pins and buttons!
G. D. B. Reynolds, republi
can candidate for congress from
. the eighth district, ' and R. L.
Doughton, democratic nominee.
will make a joint canvass of
district.' '
Hon. Locke Crahr has received
a challenge from Hon. Thomas
Settle. ' progressive candidate
for flrovernor.for a joint Canvass
-r'of the Atate.
Because of wide division which
is alleged to exist between the
Roosevelt Progressives and the
Roosevelt republicans, it is said
by his friends that Jake P. New
ell, nominee for elector at large
on the joint ticket, will with
, draw.
the
Got. Kitchin'i Speed Tiesdij.
To an audience which largely fill
ed the court house Tuesday after
noon, Governor William Walton
Kitchin delivered a speech which
was lietened to with interest by his
hearers. .
The Governor was introduced by
. Hon.R. T. Poole in a short talk, who
spoke -very impressively of Mr
Kitchin as a candidate for congress
sixteen years ago when he was ' the
only democrat elected to congress
from North Carolina, and he refer
red to hia record as a national legis
lator and as governor for the past
three years.
Mr. Kitchin arose to speak and in
his composed manner dwelt for
several minute on an ur biased talk
for democracy. This feature of his
speech was imbibed by all of his
democratio audience and was- sanc
. tioned with ' much applause. ' - He
then took up the -1asues pertaining
to his candidacy for the United
States senate. In the beginning he
announced that he was going to re
iterate the statements relative to
Senator Simmons' record, which he
made in his Raleigh speech some
weeks ago. This he did, and he
talked with emphatic sincerity; giv
ing the sources from which he gath
ered his information upon which his
statements, or charges, against the
Senator's record as a national rep
resentative of the people of this
state, were based. He spoke at
length, on Mr. Simmons' position on
the tariff question, saying that he
had failed to stand on the platform
of the' parto, the same platform
which he had endorsed ' before the
public in his speeches and otherwise,
Mr. Kitchin mace his statements
in clear and unmistakable language.
He told of his challenge to Mr. Sim'
. mons to a joint discussion in order
; That he (Mr. Simmons; - might ex.
plain to the people or deny .the
statements that have been made a
. gainst his record, and be expressed
regret that the Senator had refused
to have a joint discussion. He said
that if his statements were untrue
- and could not be proven and that if
he was not in.' harmony ' with his
party, he would withdraw from the
- senatoriai-raea.
; TndTit Qipel E2t j
In the wee sma' hours of last
Thursday morning" a gloom was
cast over the student body ; and
faculty of the-University and the
population of Chapel Hill when
it was learned that William Rand,
a freshman who who had enrolled
at the opening of the University
last week was dead;' the result
of a hazing prank piayed by four
sophomore students.
Young Rand and - bis room
mate, Robert Wellon, had,: been
taken from their room about one
o'clock . to the , athletic field.
where the sophomores were ".in
tending to have "some; tun".
An oil barrel had beea rolled out
upon fieldWeir.a was or
dered to do the first stunt and
he finished without an accident.
Then came Rand's time, and af
ter considerable protest on his
part, the sophomores succeeded
in getting him Upon the -barrel
to sing and at this point the bar
rel tilted, rolled from under him,
throwing him to the - ground
where some broken ware was
scattered about. He was unable
to prevent falling, and when his
body bit the ground a piece of
the broken ware pierced his
neck severing the jugular vein.
Without possible medical - atten
tion, the blood oozed from him
and death resulted in a few min
utes.
The young man was the son of
C. R. Rand' of Smithfield, and
he was a bright and promising
student, the third one of the
family to enter the -University.
Those who participated in the
feat that accidentally caused his
death are: Wm. L. Merriman and
Arthur H. Styron of Wilming
ton, Ralph W. Oldham of Raleigh
and Aubrey G. Hatch of Mt
Olive. They expressed their
profound regret : and grief at
the tragic conclusion of their
hazing. prank. The young men
FELL FRO!! WINDOW,
flr. Geo. (ia of ndartda Ma j Die As
Result ef FaS At Keeh; bstitvte,
A long distance ' telephone
message was received this morn
ing from Gi eensboro by Dr. Da
ligny stating ' Jthat Mr. George
Coggin of Eldorado fell from " a
second story, window in ; one of
the buildings of Keely Institute
last night and received 'injuries
which will probably cause" his
death. - The message said there
was no hope for his recovery.
Mr. Coggin went to Greensbo
ro Tuesday to receive ' treatment
for the morphine habit. He was
subject to delirious spells and it
is thought that while under one
of these spells he fell from the
window.
and WraterGoods.
J. i. ';'&urns & . Ctompany General
Merchandise.' .
Mrs: H.f T. : Cranford Pattern
Hats. - - :c
Peabody.-AcadentyVOpening
School Term.-: t : t r
W. L. Mann Big Sale of Lots
and Houses. V "v.:' .
W. FiXaiears Jefrelry
Deati it Aflredi.
Allreds. Sent. 16. Miss Parthena
Wager V Clothing Company Pail
PERSONAL KENTION.
Mevements of Seme of tke People Wkt
Hive Ceme uA jCone tnd Re
wrded During! Week. -
Mr. 0. J. . Blalock- spent Friday
of I night in Charlotte on business. - v
' Mr. E. M. Overton and little son.
Hill, of Mt. Gilead were in town
Thursday.
. Mr. C. B. Lof tin, a student at Oak
SidM Afletlld We JCowirds Cwjkt ge Institute, spent from Friday
- - . . . - . . , I lu ouuuajr wiui uuuie xui&s.
Cincinattiqf Sept. 15.- v, T
Handcuffed- guardedby three L . "
stalwart detectrvwand l accompa- a po8ition witha 6 firm.
lT gave the: poUoe: the clue to Miss Anna Robinson, who will be it was announced, Mr. Poague,
their hiding placed Sidna- Allen of counsel for the commonwealth
. . u ' -w , ni popular milliner last season, nas re-
turned to take charge of their milli
nery department.
. Vict ADen tod
. Wytheville, Va., Sept. -13; -''Not
guilty, was the verdict
rendered by the jury in the case
of Victor Allen, charged with
participation 1 in f the Hillsville
court house murders on the 14th
of last March. The announce
ment brought quite a demon
stration from the spectators, a
large portion of whom were
women.
The argument in the case was
completed this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock and given at once to the
jury, who were out 30 minutes
considering their verdict. When
SEOXT LOCALS
and his t nephew,' Wesley Ed
wards, who took part in shoot
ing up a court at Hillsville, Va ,
on March 14 last, and who; were
arrested yesterday, arrived here
Miss Lena Allen returned last
week from a trip to northern mark
ets in the interest of G. W. Allen
tonight f rom Destines on their & She also a whjle with
way back to
crime, rne
the , 'scene of the
trip, proved -une-
f riends in different parts of Virgin
ia. Mr. Leach Russell of Leman,
Moore county, who formerly resid-
addressed the court, stating that
he and his associates had no de
sire to do more than their duty
and that with permission from
the court the other indictments
against the defendant would be
dismissed, which was done.
The prisoner, surrounded by
his four small children, received
tne congratulations or many in
ramons, oauyuier ui bum - Mf ,, nhSof nt Tiatari.i
PrS. Simmons aged about 25 years T. i 4 7 Z l IZrT
a;a i.. s Baldwin stating that the prison-
was buried at Suggs Creek Sunday were ideal in behavior and in ed near Troy, spent a few days with khe courtroom, and as he shook
afternoon amid a large crowd of tar from a dejected frame of relatives in this vicinity this week, nands witn tne jury tears cours
friends and i elatives. The burjal mind. With the; exception of He was returning from a stay of led down his cheeks.
services were conducted by Mr. A. Miss Maude Iroler, whose love j several days in Davidson county. This is the last of the trials
W. Hulm. we extend our sympathy j for Wesley Edwards led tbe de-k M-. and Mrs. W. L. Trotter re- Krowmg out oi tne snooting up
to the bereavwd. tectives to his hidine place, the Unmod Snnrlnv tn RromahAm Thv of Carroll county court last
Mr. E. H. Needham was visiting I entire party apparently relished made the trip in Mr. Trotter's Flan- March, when the presiding
at Worthville last week.
Mr. U. H. Deaton and family had
the pleasure of being entertained
by Rev Frank Morgan Saturday
night. -. .
Mr. Claude Wallace and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Wallace's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud . Martin.
Mr. S. C. Deaton and son, Alonzo,
made a trip to Troy last week. ""
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jordan and
son, Gearney, visited- Mr. Jordan's
brother, Kendrick, in Moore county
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Frank Morgan filled his reg
ular appointment at Shady Grove
Sunday with sacramental service
' and a delightful sermon.
their food and even the exchang- ders touring car, which he recently judge, the sheriff, the common
ing of jokes was mot infrequent purchased from Mr. Ernest Leach wealth's attorney, a jury and t
onthe triD. of Star. witness met death at the hands
The younger hi the . two pris- Mis8Bon Wade left Friday for of the Allen clan- For mur-
oners as weU as tne girl nersell Quitman. Ga.. where she will spend aers. o men nave been sen
were solicitous in having a rum- several months visiting her brother, tenced to the electric chair
or denied that sheVhad dliber Mr. O. M. Wade Little Miss" Jose- Floyd Allen and Claude Allen,
ately betrayed, her sweetheart, I pmne waae, wno nas been spending iatner and brotner oi tne man
Weslev Edwards Detective 801116 me w,th her grand-parents, I who was acquitted today. Two
I t J ji r S WWT 1 .
Baldwin corroborated their I uuge ana jars. v,. i. waae, return- other members of the clan, Friel
statements and told the story of with her 10 Qv- AUen and Sidna Edwards, were
the events leading up to the cap- Mr. W. D. Allen of Summerton.S. given long terms in the peniten
tu re to prove that the girl was C., has been visiting in the county tiary. Sidna Allen and Wesley
no traitor to her lover. He said 'or a week or more. Mr. Allen is Edwards, who escaped, are still
that when Edwards left Mt. remembered as being register of at large with apparently little-
Airy, N. C, the girl's home, he ?eeds tI several years and a resi- hope of their capture.
. Mrs. Mary McLeod, who has been had left $50 with her to he used
quite sick several days and was lm- to join him when be "was safely
dent of Troy, moving to Summerton
more than a year ago, where he has
were held by .the coroner's jnry j proving some, "is nor so i well 'thii UecreterTieoyTa- to;
been engaged in farming.
Thursday . morning, and were
placed under a - bond of $5,000
each for their appearance at the
superior court at Orange county
October 14.
The tragedy has shocked all
who are interested in the time
honored University, and it is
thought that this gruesome out
come of an innocent attempt at
Local News Gathered ia ud Aroui
Tewa-Social and Other Itezi r
Told ii BrieL , -The
annual x camp-meeting will
commence at the Love Joy M. P.
church on the fifth Sunday in this
month. " '
The recent change; in- schedule
gives Troy two freight trains a day. . '-;
The amount of freight handled here "2
is the largest that it has ever beem' -".
Montgomery superior court is in
session tnis week, Judge Cook pre--siding.
. This is a two -weeks term : :
but it is likely " that : all the '
cases will be disposed of this week. : "
A protracted meeting which will .Sv
ast ten days or more will commence . ?
at the M. E. church. South, next v
Sunday. The pasvor, Kev. C. R. ; ;
Canipe, will be assisted by -Rev. J. -P.
Rogers. Special daily prayer ' ; ,
services are being held at theehurch, ,
commencing last night. i
We have been requested to an- .
nounce that prayer-meeting and
Sunday school have been organized .
at Vestal school house. Mr. S. P.
Deaton of Troy will conduct both. 5
Prayer-meeting will be on Saturday
nights and Sunday school at ten o'
clock Sunday morning. All who ;
will are invited to take part in the
services.
The largest snake that has been .
killed f or some time, or that has
been reported, was killed.. Friday!
morning about two miles south of
Troy by Messrs. Ran Hurley and
Sam Smitherman, Jr. The snake v
was of the species of the highland .
moccasin. It measured four and
one half feet in length and three
inches in diameter and was four
inches across the head.
We have been informed, with re
gret, that the people of Ether failed
to get last week's issue of The
Mohtgomerian. We cannot under-;
stand why the papers failed to reach
that post-office, unless they ware
mis-sent after being mailed. Thi
papers to that office are addressed
with a mailing machine and it is al
most impossible that we would have
morning.
Inn an4 T han -,anlrtaH anrf in I
this manner Miss Iroler's father WaU,inB JM f "I1"'
learned of It. Detective Bald- Mrs. John F. Revnolds
MendennaU, WnO witl stated that hA had two Of Thnralnv mnrnincr at hsrhnma
his men working on the Iroler at Eagle Springs. She had been Saturday
farm and in this way learned of I in declining, health for
a correspondence between tne montns, being anected witn a
Tke Rudlefflu News Sispends.
Mr. J Ed
has. for the past few years" ably
edited The News at Randleman,
has become editor of The Ran-
ajtage Class Concert it Biscoe.
, .The Montgomerian' has been
requested to announce that the missed them without missing those
singing class from Oxford "Or-1 going toother offices,
died pnanage will give a concert at Work has been in progress for two
Biscoe, in the school building, weeks or more filling in the trestles
night at 8 o'clock, on both sides of the creek at Denson
Avpr.l Sept. 21st. ' 1 creek bridge on the B., C. & S. rail-
This ia a most worthv enter- road between Troy and Star. A
1 WU I
large steam shovel an d two forces
day. This is one of the largest
dolDh Bulletin at Asheboro. The U.i m., iDrise and should be met with
IISt&A "u uMnunuoi i uvruj uucauiuu ui uiscoocot auu i v i j , j
siiBTienaion of The News is re- mu :J L ...i. . U.h mnat. hp9rt.v .nnoi-atinn nf of hands are being worked night and
. i iub icuioiuuer u rasv. biuu lur huuul n luuiilu UKiure ner - - --j
B i Dcuuwiu. vve waiciiBu uer. laeain naa Deen seriousiv sick. u"i'vv'i,"'uJ "uuv'"""v'v- 11 ;a 4.1 j j .i 1.1.
ii- i: i :n r I v: a I . . " ttt , , i ,i . uuuges uu ure juau auu wuai uw
wumBiuunu. xuioy-x vu Pper uieu ui mi Btuuu( when she left .these two men, To those who knew the serious- weunaerstana tne program is work ig eomnit,ted the hridM will
is mi ue reKrBi,vu iuur uy wub Lucas and Monday, followed her ness of her illness her death was "y P nign stanaara oi be entirelv of 8tone and steel
a. I . ' i n si a i i .1- "
sity. people oi ttanaieman ana com- and t waa rJirht behind them on not learned with snrnrise. excellence or lormer concerts gtruction
Jf-w.. " tne next wain, ion mow tne Mrs. Reynolds was, before her YCV T , Mr. J. Marshall Lee of Dunn, who :
rc vi gtorv or tne arrests, and tnatis marrkm Mia .TCi.Kot.Vi wi . aiu" iCO w" ue umumuui mon,a,w.imni1M1, A.
iL. Hit 1 t. C J I 4 Jt T)..illnmnn I I D I , , I " C -
un me loin gi August mias aub iumB biju ui uouuicmau. I air there is to it." M511an momW f fho woll. very one snouia avail wem- Drni. cter. p.;,!.. ,
. . t , 1 . . r ttt T r m . . 11 I I v- " I .... .. . I ' "
uurey.tneoaugnteroijar. v..i ar.Menaennau gives as me The party left - for Roanoke, known McMillan familv of the selves OI tms opportunity oi a Saturday. . He was 'here on bud.
Un.Un Twwr mo a mornorl tn Mw I - X 4-Vn " t! L .1 L. A-" 1. I .
rJcTA' TrT"r "1 tr buh..is ..uo Vai at 8 0,clock tonight over the Cross Roads section, this coun
Western railroad, fcv. She was 74 vears of aire.
rtoriedliRileigk.
Ervin Smith at Raleigh. The. mar
riage was a secret affair. Mits Hur
ley left Troy for Raleigh on the 16th,
no one knowing definitely where she
was going, and she was met on the
by Mr. Smith and together: they
. . a " a . SO
toat tne nnanciai aia was msam-1 Norfolk and
cient to run the paper and make
a living1 at i t.-There a r e a
'thousand and one'' things that
a paper does for a town which
expecting to arrive there tomor
row at noon. .
high class entertainment.
The class will be at Mt.
lead tomorrow night.
Gi-
She was born, married and died
in the month of September, and
her marriaee and death occurred HwL M.-5all ti Speak.
Note if Tktnb.
I wish to express my heart
her marriage and death occurred
within about a week's time of
felt the anniversary of her birth, will speak at Mt
ness relative to the drug store and
the name of the store has been
changed and it will be known here
after as Lee's Pharmacy, with Mr.
C. W. Eason, a registered druggist, .' -'
At.;
in charsre. Mr. Lee left Saturday
Hon. J. M. Sharp of Madison for Richmond, where he resumes
Gilead Satur his senior studies in medicine.
thanks to all the Wadeville people which was very co-incidental,She day, Sept. 21st at 2 p. m., in the
S
wnt to Ralehrh where thev had ar- can be aone oy no omer means,
ramred for the marriage ceremony, and after a paper has been dis-
Miss Hurley, then Mrs. Smith, re- continued thepeopleof the town f)r j, and help during had been a consistent member interest of Judge Walter Clark
iumwHiroyin iew uys a u m wuwm the illness and death ef mv dear f t.ho Tlanat. nlinmh, fnr nhnnt. t,!.i-t, v, ttt,; fiffM
ivr wu ui uuee neww ww vac oucn l tSUuiXAX vUClx 1UOD., CtUU nuvac cr I mot16r
ox her marriage, in lact, ;, sne naa ioWa who enjoyed - the 2 paper Dera Henderson.
joined her nusnana Deiore tne secret which,maa borrowed from anoth
-The epeaker received constant ap
plause during the portion-! of his
speech in his own behalf, which is a
manifestation that he has a - good
number of supporters in Montgom
. ery county, - His speech was clean
ii , ' and free from boorish, wit. ' While
;rV'-' his attacks on Senator Simmons
. were forcible,; they were not person
ally abusive, and this was very ap
pealing to "many of his hearers
many of them" Simmons' men who
had judged from -newspaper2 com'
- menta that he bad made personal a
buse of his opponent in his previous
speeches. " "-;.,,r ,''.-."vi". ..
n Governor Kitchin received a warm
1 welcome hereby both his and :Mr.
Simmons' snpportersT and while his
;f speech may not have won for him
; many votes, he lost ' none, 'and the
. people have the satisfaction of know-
; Ing for themselves where he stands
" and for what he stands. His com-
ing here helped his cause..
" Mr.Kitchin spent about four hours
: in Troy, taking dinner at - the Ce,n-
tral Hoteand meeting a number of
y people. lie went from here to St
. Pauls, where he spoke yesterday;
T An . unusually ' larze 'number ' o
; horje irr t ere taking vs.-
proved to be a certainty and before q Tfmllhen regret ,lfi .
herfriendscouMbeconvm
VJi w v w AMvyiuu o opwvu -
ehe was married.
- Mr .Smith is . from Indiana, Pa.,
5 T
th nunAT. And th business
""". r w " T hi' ...l'L' ti - m j
men who didnt beUeve that ad: couru uouse uere Muay
Attention of The Montgomei uui
readers is called to the ; advertise
TTiPtita fViaf xnriMF in fViia ioano tmtt
at a. i I . , . I . .
niby years, uV uum a iew years senate. Mr. anarpe, wnue not they are asked to peruse each ad-
ago noiaing ner memoersaip at so weu known by the people ol yetisement carefully. We can re
Cross Roads when she removed this particular section, is one of commend all our advertisers and
it. in TTlttcrla Rnrincra " Hap hns-I
v w p f ow" . uu v ww0w avMauk 0uvaaM au w-v i v nvtvuj vi siu-e wvev ,- vw
band, three daughters and : one 1 state, and coming in the interest nitibn of the buying public.1 . As an
son survive. The children are: of Judge Clark he will no doubt advertising medium, rThe Mohtgom
but for sometime he has been in the men wua amu ueueve buai w-i- . Mrs. Oaai Dowd of Candor. Mrs. hb rAtH hv Tnnnv wWn ar-o enan is unexcelled m this section of fess
empley of theNojthern C. C. Martin and Mrs. C. R. Har- supporters of the judgeas well state, and the people are begin-
raiiroaa as civil engmeer. ronevHi"J b Ll '.x-l .u..4 . "v. a ri nf Fai-Ia Rnrinirs. and Hon. th nt.w .nndiHtP fm th
ral weeks in the early part of -the losers. The Newa-rmnrtyf-ii " " , , 1 . mo ,o 7 " "7 " .
. ''.i, 1, .i - .s- JBwTcrFOfaicrlfoTir vearaiG. D. B. Reynolds of Albemarle, senate. AH will do well to hear
year ne was amemoer ox meBurvey- oma juhu ppn m him wwuua "' " Ro a a i nViViati.n wifalw-.
ing force for the company which had and Randleman. will soon cejrret W rruomnirc soine - peopie - - 1
headquarters in Troyf The couple its susoension. - - ' - were influenced by it support ana motner ana wui oe greauy Mr gharpewill also speak at
are at present making their home in I : 7 the Governor.. Itwas a.splen- missea m tne pome circie. ce- Troy Monday night, Sept. 23rd,
Norfolk. - t 1 nessyienu nasier dwauei. - did effort if he vastoo severe on swes Mnose oi ws immeuiawjandAt Biscoe, Tuesday night,
RtW. R E. SteeL castor of the Senator Simmons' record which! famUy she has numerous reia. Sent: 24th.
CU Keiry IM ue Wata. : ? . Presbyterian chnTch At Lumber- be declared was undemocratic, tives wno aiso survive.
Old Cousin- Cy has got the ton, died early Tuesday morningrme larger par oi. ine auaience r .interment, was in vross wans
watch question and - gone o n. of last week as the result .of tan- were ior oimmons ana tney cemetery j naay ; morning, ,j,aa
Men have the promise of'resur- ing poisonous d?ugs. tor sever- gave ine speajter careiui ; aiten- ianerai Mryic peinKponuuckeu
rection but I didn't know that al months past he was thought tion. They saw in it the effort j by Revs. N. II. Seabolt : and S.
.uu - nrawtt ...MMtu .:,t tn' hftVA hMn menta v -unbaianc-1 to- exDiain senator oimmons' uianam. : a urge crowa s-
orirint fn. tW tn ed at times hut he filled the pul- record so as Do make it 'appear! tended the burial.
die and 'after -death the renr- pi of hischurch very ably, andl bad;. In this he id Mr.- Sim-
rection, then the , judgement, two eunaays Deiore nis aeatu ne iou juc.. ovuie vi us p m a convermatlo
Thm watch was resurrected and rpreacnea anunusuauy aoie sert ueareio wn-u!.0 BUUBw ; vUok ,rfaU wetrte to its most
GettiBl Rid iV Ctttk rick.
Government experts aregrad-
ning to realize it-
The Sunday School and . Epwortb,' .
League Institute for the Rocking- :"-;
ham District was held in 'the' M.E.?::-'"-:..::
Church. South, here from" Friday
night to Sunday night. ; Rev. ' 15 ,'
Constable of Durham gave ! some. y
able talks on Epworth League Vork ,
andMr. M. W. Brabham,' field see- '
retary of Sunday School work for .;
the North Carolina Conference; gave -f:; -:'
a number of interesting lectures en '
ually pressing the Texas ;: fever Sunday School work,' Several dele-;;
ticks - into smaller ?z confines in I gates from other chnrche8were
the South. The work. Is , being present, i f:
pushed this; summer - and De- j Some weeks ago an item was pub-
partment of Agriculture officials I lished in The Montgonen2nYto ths
believe that, with the continued ieffeet that deeds and mother s papers
Federal and that had been registered in t3 r.ZTr.y ,
iudged and found to be good and mon. For several-days "he had Kjtchin, somewho werej JQtchin Kanmon iighv-ti'.wariniorswar- cooperation of the Federal and I that had been registered fc i-3
yWKcnteM&to bgby'1U.4id seemed menentaway;notgfor SSJ? ?!
- . 1 . 1 - j Aa - m i-tA m i r t rrt - a nn anmca Tirova inrr. . a rtntir x t niiur i 'uiinhn m.ii m.i i ei uh.i. . ii wh . 1 m i " - - ar r
mwrn rw ma nrn a - tho - no i in ni-.ii-iiRKLr khmhi. LIUU titles tol tl f UlUli cua bvuau w di jklv - a I k . - K.t. . - w i - w . : .
as it found them --v - - IsesU-'ABd tUa th apology: JTrar,
Next Mondiv at noon Senator k1 .mind.'?' I sww sad yon pray, but
who received the talents. -Well ending oi his ure came as a anr
uuue, muu kw mu iwiuiuieer- r - . - ' . 1 .7. . ; z 1 ietthcr of v miu much
vant, thoui bast . been' faithful f Mr. eteeie wasadyearsoi age, pimmona wui spen ia toe court undoa Clironlcla.
over alew things, l;wilL makejana isjsurjivea oy ws wue,- luariuoase uuui wuu wisu- ;u .near
daughters and one son. Uis hie J both sides of tis uve discussion
was one of many activities a n d I should come ct to hear him and
ha was vfell . knswn throushoutUhcn c:-3 uptv -'r.cizc? as - to
tV.3f-:ih. - " , vLl.Lth:jpr:r .-U-;r::rt. -
by if
the ruler over many tLicja.
Enter thou into tha "joys of thy
. "---X w-' Old Eezry, Cahdsrt !T. C ; I
' German Unlvrtlty Leads,
- Tb TJrlverBlty of Berlin ba a" tt
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r-r y tlr?a t"-i a Urr J
t it it Y:!.
mated iLt tin fW (VY v im rm ierrea jo tne wonout. ooutc:.
000, may.eventuaUy be eradicate 52S'
ed.. The magnitude of the task e : roadl wts
ia apparent f rom the fact that Ranged to the latter. E-ltlji
the mother ticks brood , of ,pne risr'hk: '- Th r : :
season may be 5,000 little . ticks, the rsilrc 1 rc-iirj th3 r
each dne of which is a menace to I Churls" 3 C: Z -;thrn t :.t i: :
:v r v -. 1 : Iby c? KcuVij:- . -. .