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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25

einen grotst 9egen bic no6f4euIids
@erOG6tigung" o~nbringen, ulS O6 Die
9snannte lleberIeBung ri8tig lei.
G4liebli9 purbe bic SiBung fir ge>
beim ertldrt, UNI binter geIdloH01en
S6iren cine SnterpsQation S4One>
rer'9, bsS 5ii6rers Der no6 i6m BE-
ronntsn Bartei Der 9eutI6@8abifulen,
gu ber6anbeln, bic bon perberTn 3D.
fcGnitGten ItroBsn uno 8ei6titubIz@e=
feimnii1e breittreten ioQ. Die ge6eimc
@iBung mar nod ftiirmiI6er, dl5 bic
Dff5ntIi6s, unb bic 8oten uno 8leritaz
Zen gN8en i4lieBIi6 entriiItet aus i6r
fort.
4llerlei aus 0eutf8Ianb.
Sn Ni33a fturb Der General Der 8o<
baleris unb @eneralabiutdnt bs5 &al=
fers @raf 8arl BON Der @olB i'm Sc.
2ebensja6re.
Sn W1iir6en lit Der SunitgeIe6rte
Nbolp6 8upsrsoorF fer g~e1tOrben.
Sn Wjen berI6ie0 Der auf polf8e
pirt6I9oFtli6em @s6iet t6dtig gene
itt1e S6riftitsler ditto @ittels6Dfer,
48 Sabre alt.
Die 8omanzS 6riftTt2uerin 5rau
GmiIie 6einri6s 1T in 8rounf4neig
i'm Is. Sabre g Itor6en.
Oas 8iinitIerpaar Otto Sommersz
torff unb feline 8attin 3bereIina Sep
ner p%srlafen nG6Ite8 Sabr bas bsuIz
f6e 36edter. S6on tiir3li6 fino me6=
rere Sim tier aug BEN 8er6anoe be5
beuti4en 3beaters gu Berlin dusge=
i4ieben.
Der Oireftor DeutI4 Der M6E6eiz
lung gNltniirn6erg" Der 9onzNmertfoz
niI6en QusIteGung in Buffalo bat Die
SapsQe bs5 10. Snfunterie z3egiment5
in Sngolitobt uuter Qeitung oes t0ngf.
MuIitmeiters mar S9ott fir nQltz
niirnberg" engagirt.
&aiier Wil6elm fat ba5 Selgoldn=
Der 8e6er4@omite beHa6ri6tigt, baB
tpegsn oar Srauer UNI &0nigin 8iftoz
ria beuer feline 9slgoIdnbsr Regatta
ftattfiroen nirb.
Snfolge Der neusrli6W Stiirme nat
Der WeierOst9 Bel Horbenbom Orsimal
ge6ro6sn. Weite Streden parsn I6erz
f9nemmt; Der S9aben betrdgt ii6er
cine 6aIbs Miqion. Stit einem balben
Sabrbunbert 1T bies Der erite 9eidz
bru6 bieier Dirt.
Die uIIramontane na0lnif9e 8oGfsz
3eitur9" fi6rt Beute IN einem ldngsren
QrtiEel aus, OdB Der neue italienii6e
MiniIter beS NeuBeren, Prinetti breiz
bunofeinoIi4 iei; Is 9e6t 0as aus fetz
nem oar2en fri6eren Muftretsn berppr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
81. Sod BELT
S6wtnOindt uu6 Nn1ma.

Dies 1T Elm Bib Der tiir5li9 erfunz
benen Sod Snbalation unD bes Prof.
Sod aus Berlin, bes ein3igen M3anz
nes, Der iemals @9pinbIu4t pirtlt3
gebeilt bat.
Die beutf6e Regierung tpetB Prof.
9o9'3 3i9tigteit gu piir0igen uno
be3ubIt i'm liberal fir bic 8e9anolung
S9pinoiii9tiger in ben Dffentliden
&ranfenbGuiern. gr mar Der Grite,
neI9er bieTe tDbtli9e &rant6eit that
fG9li9 nit GrfOlg be6anoelt bat. Or.
&o9'S Snbaldtionz&ur bat Saui enDe
bon Na6a6mern 9%efunOen, uber &einer
bat nit ben betreffenOen 8er1u6en grz
folg ge6abt, nit Nusna6me berientgen
sSnItitute, Die nit i6m in btretter Ser
binoung unb unter feiner unmtttelbaz
rem 4uf7i6t Ite6en, nie Die Sod Sung
Cure &nfulten: Ali 8eItz6a3etteitr.,
Baltimore, 1884 2lr6ftraBe, 86iluOelz
pbiu, unb AZ @eft %. StraBe, SEEN
gorf, moIelbft bic groBe Snbalation
berubrei8t tpirb, mittelit pel4en bic
Seilung BON 8atarr6, 8ron9ttts,
@t6ma unb S8ninbiu9t bor Ii3 ge6t.
@s giebt in Baltimore feline 3pei9z
MnitQlt bes genannten Sn1tttuts. 9teie
Maf6ine bertpdnbelt Die beilenoenOele
in 9Gmpfe, t%porauf bieIelben bequem
In bic 2ungen eingeutbmet tper0en tOnz
men.
GonTultation urb unterYu6ung ftno
fret, bic erfte 8ebanbGung 9let6fdus.
M3an merle fi9 Die 4Orefe: All Weltz
Su2etteItraBe, Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
bod Gin llnglTf auf Der nPrnniBls
banier Sabn."

philadelphia, "a. 6sbruar.
= Die Qufregung iiber Den 8a5nun@
fan bei 8prosntonn fat Ii6 nod niAt
gelsqt uno i6on pieoer trifFt Die
&unbe Don elmer ntusn 3ug : Gouiiiou
Elm. 8siisrn W}or9en cOqioirIea in Der
NG6e ppn 8riIto( 3Dei 3ige Der
r9ennIpiponier @iisnba6n," pobGi Der
5iqnulif George Mt&ann BON Nr.
400, @DaIuIingfroBe, Pbilaoeip6id,
gei0otst u. or& |IngeItelte
p2rltBt nurotn. Der unfau trug TifD
auF Der 9aupt@inie, eItpa8 n0roii8 BON
Der Stallion 8r;Ito( gu, ungefd6r Il
Mt:ten BON Der llnglid5f&Qe b:j 8prz
benIppn ienieits ot5 0eIapar2. Die
8erIfBten itno:
gpnoufteur 8eosge 8. 9&ngit, 81
SATIRE ait, ppn CIR. TOT, 0oros36.
5traBe; beibe &npfsn am linfsn 8ein
gsbro4en uno cine 3e6e ofs re6tsn
5pBeS 3erqueti6t.
8remier Soon MiEdno. % Sabre
all, BON Nr. 3940} 8drri{6traBs;
8errenfung oss Glbpgens unD S4iira
.GtHgeH an Der @4ulter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
0nfeliner Srrnhunh.

81, 2Ouia, "a. Ge6r. - @s9en
ben 3reu6unb Orben, gu befenItitz
glieosrn ous!6fteBIi9 9sutT8e, unb
3lpor 6auptId6It9 in MiKouri, SGiz
noi5 unO Ns6rasta ge60ren, 1T i'm
6ieIigen &reisgeri9t bic GinIeBung Ell
ne5 MfaReperpalters 6eantragt NOR
ben. 3ugIei9 purbe gegen bic @roBz
beamten Elm @in6ults0erfa6ren eingez
Ieitet, UNI lie an Der NuS3a6lung III
genb tpel9er Nnfpru6e gu ber6inbsrn.
Sn benz @eFu4 piro erfldrt, baB in
Der 9uupttafe nur Sill b0rbanosn
Iino. 6erner niro o~ngegeben, BAT bic
Sn6a6sr bOn II Sterbe : Gertifrfaten
in elmer eigens gu Dem 3pede ein6eruz
fenen 8erTommlung aufgeforOert tpurz
ben, einsn 8erglet4 ouf Der Bats
bon II 9rp3ent ab3uT9iieBen.
Der Suiammenbru9 0es Srbens
fommt ni6t iiberraT6enb, bd in ben
tebtsn So6ren fait gar fein 3upuds
an neuen Mitglieoern mebr Tidttfanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
Sampfer rSbbOene" geidritert.

Sod feline @epiB6eit ii6er bas S6tdz
ioI be-. 6ritiiden 9ampfers n2uz
cerne."
81. Sobo'3, RS. "a. 6s6r.-
Nnga6en aus ber{4ieoensn QueQen,
pel8e bier eingelauFen iino, laTen ben
99luB gu. oaB bic S4iffstriimmer,
~oiefGngs biS ufers pon Bacolieu gez
FunDsn norDen TinO, tpu6rI6einlj6 Don
Dem 6ritiidsn 0ampfer ySOposue" 6erz
ri6rsn, Der am /. Sanuar auF Der
6atrt BON 6amburg no6 8ilmington,
rs, begriffen, 6:i ga Narde gez
itranost lit. Die n5onOere" ging pdh-
reco Der leBtsn S%iturme in 3riimmer
urb 3beile Der 2eBisren muroen auF bic
6o6e Gee 6inau5 g~etrie6sn.
Ia9 elmer 0ro6tmeloung pon Ga
Mar9e trugsn bic Wiute6siisn Der
.SSypHoene" bic Marfe Oormon, Gong
C &c., Miboleboro, gngluao, aliO
bieIeI6e ME bic, tpsl8e man gefunOen
bat unb BON benen man glau6ts, tie
rii6rten bon Dem Oampfer r2ucerne"
Der. Der 2eBtere lit jeBt ieit 81 3ugen
ouF @ss uno Fat Ni6ts BON ii6 60ren
lQfIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
W.T.
@urum iid GOngrr mad Der 5rimat9
iehut

De5M e5. Jd.. "a. 5s5r. -
ginsr bier BON Dem 9efonoten @onger
singeIaufenon 8abelospeI6e 3ufOlge
fino Die @Qttir beTel6tn, fOpie feline
3o6tsr unb Ni8te, p2l6e nit inn Die
8elogerung Oes 4etin9er @efanbtz
f8aF.5oiertels Our4gema6t BADEN,
Isitoem in einsm iolaen 3uitanO bo4z
grabjgsr nsrD0ier Qufreguug, 0aB ct
fi6 n;6t getraut, Osielbsn IGnger in
pefiug gu 6eIafer. 2(6er es lei aus
gsI9ioTer, baB 6ieIsI6en oQein no4
ben Ser. @taatsn 3uriidRbren, osnn
Tte tpiirben es ME 3uge6sn, oaB er aaein
bort 3uriit 6lei6e. Gpngsr gtbt gu,
buB CT germ uo6 Soma 3uriid tommtu
unO oa8 8ouRrneurSz2(mt i6ernsbz
men tpiirOe, ober e5 lei i'm unm0gij4,
o6ne 3rpingenoe 8riinOe G6inu gu per-
luFen, ba 9rGiioent Mc&nlep fs:nen
6reurber poittfp ertldpt babe, IS lei
fein peri0nli6er Nunid. 0dB er in Pez
fling blei6e.
Gum @4luB 6eiBt eg in Der 8a6els
oepeI6e, oaB an ben 8sri9ten, es Ieien
3tpiifYn i6m unO Dem Staats>0 eparz
tsment 0iffersn3eH en-: touosn, tsia
nd6re5 Wort lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
4nrfihnitt i'm Die &ehLr.

3oleoo. D., %. 5e6r. - 36os.
$, Mc2son, @eneraloirsttor Der So
lsbo 5rQctiou &c." Derfu4te bier, iia
ba5 2s6en gu ns6mtn, irOem er Iia Die
9s6le Our41fuitt. Gr 6efinoet Ii6 in
einem tritiiAen 3uItunO. Mc2san'5
@sIunb6eits3uitano 6atEe in 3eit arg
qelittan. Dor Elm paar Sagen mar er
BON elmer Gr6olungsreiIe na6 DsItz
inoin 3urudgete9rt. Dor Surgeon mac
Oabon gsipro6sn poroer, Mc2ean
ioQe 8eneraloireftor bes gsrte5'i4ea
StraBen6ubripitem5 in G6icugo tpera
ron
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ytr. Sc.
SnIurgentrn rrgebrn it6,

Bier Filipino : @enerdIs CUR &apitn'
Ialson gsne:gt. - 8ifts6r Der
8oIonlGre. - Gin 8e~gierung8ges
6auoe s:ngtGIaert. - &trpodtung
bon QGnoerf:en uno GiraBcn6auz
ten.
munita, "a. 5ebruar. - 5tute
brad 8rigaoegentral 5unIton rp:%oer
BON BIER auf, I'm i'm 8ebir9e Osr PRO-
pin3 Nuspd Gciia cine 3uiomn;ntunft
NIT ben SEaiurg3ntsn : 8enerdl@n IIes
"ianorSno, Secion, 9acuna uno mDgs
.i6sr WeiIe SQnoicp gu 6aben, bic gt@
m:9t Itin iol2n, nit 700 Mann, bic
lie ~bafe6iigsn, bic MoFfen gu Itreden-
Die gu Dem 3psd pG3ytno Der leBtsn
Gage gepRossneH l1nterfanoIungen
6a6sn iS5r er~mut6i99no: RtiuGo.t gez
6obf, uno e5 Iino 0epIeIbsa 3obI.ei6e
0sIerE;onen aus ben 8sj6en DER Snz
Iurg2nlsn auf Dem 6uBe gefol9t.
Benn bic genannEen 5niurgentens8e'
neydle tup:tulir&n, mas inner91lb Ell
ner 8o6t gu erparten Itebt, tpirO &C.
nara! 6unTton cine DriIi6e 4mneitie
srt(drsn uno cine rfutrole 3one elm
rid!en, in pslfar ben perItreutsn
6lrstlfrGften isnsr 3tdrtIttn SnEurgsns
len : Organization ouf Der Snfei 2us
3on I4 gu iommeln 9sitattet perOen
niro.
Das 80. 6reipinig1n : SnfonterR=
8e9imnt irNt am /. Mdr3 duf benz
Sran8portoampFsr r2o9an" BE 9etm@
fabrt an. Der 9ampfer miro in &iz
gan bic GpmpaQnien s, 6 uno M be8
33. Regiments. bic tpegen Nu86ru68
Der 8lattern unter Der WannIhaft in
SIpcos 5uriif gebaItsn purOen, an
8orO nebmtn, tpenn Biz ba6in bic
QuaranIdne aufgeboben pproen lit.
Da8 8~egieruwsgsbGube in Sbo,
Soup!itaot Der 9roDin3 3um6ale5, Mt
in 6lammtn aufes8angen; nur OoS
8efdngn!B blieb psri6ont. Die Dor
rG!fe bs5 "a. Snfanierie : 8egiments
purOtn bur6 ba8 5Seuer 3erf0rt. Sin
9ampfer 1T bon Wfanfld nit neuen
8orrdi6en na6 s}6a a%bgefubrsn.
iGine M6t&ilung beS 4. S~nfanteries
8egimsnts Fat ben 8ebsGsn 8eneral
8ine9ra na6s Gapite 8iejo gsfangeu
genommsn. Der b2rii6tigte 8ebtQens
8enera! Gu:Ge8 6at in elmer Brpfla<
nation Elm &opfegslO DON $40 (nerff
taniI6) fir a6geIanittsne 80pfe ur:s
ritanii9er @oIbaisn au8geieBt.
96iippinen Gommifdr Worcefsr
6ersitet CUR G%rpGgung fir Die GOms
million cine 8FG Dor, Der ~3ufoIge bic
@erpa6tung bon 2Gnoeresn g~tItattet
fem 5oG, Big cine @iOiIregifrung erri6@
tet 1T, pet6e bic appropriation BON
QGn0erejsn fir 8ruban : Slams"
anpponen fam. 9ele 2eute 6ab8n ii9
N o4n n1rolj4en 9%roDin3en 8engust
uno Qepan!o nisoergelofen, UNI bort
8plo unb anbere W}ftaQe, bic rei4i;9
bortommen, ab3ubauen. Die in Der
porgef8lugenen Sin geItottets @era
paatung 9it6t ben Pddtern b. M0gs
l:4tAt Der &rtperbunq Der 2Gnbere;en
al5 G%igentbum.
3auItnDe bon Nrb' ttrn inb Bel
Dem gou Der BON Der 3egsrung angez
lsgtsn QanofraBs 3tp;i6en 9agupan
uno 8dguio, Der ,6auptIta0t Der Prpz
ping 8enguet, 6ei6dfrjgt. Die Soften
betragsn nur ejnsn 8rudt6ei1 Der bOn
ben Qrmes : Sn9enieureu gel;efertsn
8ere6nung.
Ole 8empsrotur = MsRun9en IN
8aguio tpdbrenO Der Mpnale 0e3sms
Der unb Sanuor betpsiien, bag oaS
Detter bort mertDiiToig tii6l uno err
frif6enb 1T. Sin &urort fir SoiOa@
ten uno Gib:l;Iten I'D in jener 8egeno
70 buIo pie m0gIi6 ein8er:4tet tpers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25

pdrtsmsnt gum Na4fO!ger osS Derfors
bsren 9rofeFors Mi6..s al5 2ebrtr bar
g}oturpjftni6ofisn srieRen.
s mp ers gsbt mad Potto
Rfcp.
Sn Der geItrigen Sibung be5 Gre
tutiprat6s Der nNmerjcan 6eoerolion
Of Qabor" psr(us 8rGlioent 8omper5
einsn 8r:tF an biz Qrbeiter 9orto Riz
co'S, in peldem Osnielben cine @unIo
li6rung ibrer Snterefen nit oenen
DIR 4rbeitsr in ben Ser. Stdaten in
8orI6lag 9ebra4t pitO. DIR @retuz
tiOrat6 foBte ben 8ei4luB, PrGItoent
@ompsrs gu ou!oriIiren, cine Snipet~
t:on&tour Dura 8prIo Rico gu maf&n
in 8eQleitung zines OrgoniIoIor8,
psl6sr bQnn 1isG:iht ouf Der Sniel
feline blei6enbe Do6nItdtte nimmt.
0eutf6sr 8ensraI PEN
ipnirt.
8riqaoe : 8tntra[ S6soOor Sdpan
it ouf Iein e:gene8 Qnfu4en auf
8runo Dier3i9jd6ri8er Osnt3eit pen
IionErt tpprDeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
9antbar tunQrn fie iein.
3uglsi9 beIte6en be Gubaner a6er aud
auF Gr6altung hrer llnab6Gngigz
felt.

6opana, "a. 5e6ruar. - Der
Qu5I6uB beg 8erfaHungS~@OnOsnts,
pel6.r u6er Oa& 8et6dltniB Der Repuz
blif Gu6a gu Den Ser, Staalm bsraz
t62u ioQ. belt 9eittrn No4mittag cine
ldagsrs 9ebeime SiBung.
Mis Oerloutet, itno ale WitglisOer
sinmiit4ig Der Anii4t, oaB man BEL Dem
@nipurf osu Ser. Staaten 0onf6arz
fa;t ~erpeiisn mih2. 9tei43eitig mill
man a6sr AUDI bic SouperGritdt Der
Smell getpabrt piFen. Qus bieiem
8ruuOe ppponirt man oer 6orOerung,
ponad Die Ser. 6taaten oas Re9t 6az
ben %iolIen. our @r6aliung beS 6rieoen5
gu interDeniren, unD au9 Der NnIage
BON ao4Isnz OOsr 6lottsnIationeu.
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61.Sabrgang.
2saftimorer Staot- Aareb6u6
fit 1901.

Sds obiss Werf pirb am 2. San.
1901 CUR prefe ssben. lin cine cor
.ette 8erDffntlidung Der Roti5sn gu
ermOgliden, tperben ale perionen, bic
ibre Mobnuns ~perdnbert ooer cine
Wenoeruns Der Mitslieoer ibrer Sir
ma felt benz Is. September b. 8. borz
eenomm.n tobsn, Dber fOl3e 5irmsn,
bic cine Msnosrung bsubIiatisen, gsbez
ten, bic 9srausgsber baoon gu bena9z
sidtigen.
&C. 8. Solf & So.
BENZ. q. ederiF. Sei6dftsfihr.r.
Gr. 4N4 bis 4oS, 8aters 6tras..
coes2s, IgeD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25

GA 50 TT % Ia
fr2gt die ode SOfe, Die lr Inner G8kaal HaJ
s9 aa5 &aNNIZM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-25
Mus 9eutlhlanb.
9m 5eidru brr Boil UOnaihte.
Sic SrDbnnaen &nflanb's bun Der
Demtid1en Srefie nadb alien &tdl=
fnnaen bin breit9etrcten.

OeutI4lan0 unb Der ruhf9 : omertz
fanif9e 3oafrieg. - Staats=Se=
tretdr Sage ioG ben 2ebtersn i'm
@inoerldnbniB nit ben amertta=
niI4en 3uder : SHtereHen 1erbetz
9efi6rt 6d6en. - @rneuergng Der
agitotiun Uber 0tGten fir bic
&si6StugB a6geurbusten. -aaiz
fsrin 5riebri9 nabe Dem @nbe if
rer Sage. - 4QerIei SntereFanz
tee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13

SEMMEs's PRoPHEsY.-While Captain
Rapheal Semmes was rowing the seas
in the Sumter, he carried six prizes
into Cienfuegos, only to have them
turned over to their owners by the gov
ernor general of Cuba. This was nat
urally annoying to the enterprising
captain, and he says in his memoirs,
published in 1868: II planned very
little quarrel between the Confederate
States and Spain, in case the former
should establish their independence.
Cuba, I thought, would make couple
of very respectable states, with her
staples of sugar and tobacco, and with
her similar system Of labor; and II
Spain refused to foot our bill for the
robbery Of these vessels we would foot
it ourselves at her expense" That
plan fell through; but Captain Sem
mes continues with passage the con-
clusion Of which may strike some peo-
pie as curiously prophetic: Poor old
SPAIN" he eXclaims. Il thought per-
haps to forgive thee, for thou vast af-
terward kicked and cuffed by the very
power to which thou didst truckle-the
federal steamers of war making free
use of thy coast Of the Ever Faithful
Island of Cuba chasing vessels on
shore and burning them in contempt
of thy Jurisdiction and In spite Of thy
remonstrances. And the day Is not far
distant when the school ma'am and
carpet-bag missionary will encamp on
the plantations and hold joint conven-
ticles with thy freemen in the interest
of godliness and the said school
ma'am and missionary" According to
some of the Havana papers the day
which Captain Semmes foresaw Is
come, and 30 years is mot far distant
in the realm Of prophecy.-Atlanta
Journal.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13
IlEE is WHAI WE MAKE IT.

Our lives are what we make of
them ourselves" writes Edward Box,
in the April Ladies' Home Journal. IF
we are weak and accept the artificial,
our lives will be so. And just in pro-
norton as we make our lives artificial
we make them profitless and unhappy.
A happy life cannot be lived in an at
mosphere surcharged with artlhclalty.
That is impossible. No hope is defeat
ed unless we defeat that hope our
selves. No life is thwarted unless we
thwart it's highest fulfillment and de-
velopment by our own actions. IL is
with us. and with us only, whether we
allow the swift currents Of prevailing
customs to make our lives complex.
They do, unquestionably, and they are
dwarfing the inner lives of thousands
of women, and killing thousands or
others. But it is cowardly to lay the
blame and the responsibility uDon
those CUSTOMS It is optional with us
to accept or reject them. There are
certain social laws which seem to make
these customs right, but every phase
of a higher law, a Divine law, proves
them wrong. There must be certain
laws and customs for the protection of
the social body. These are likewise
for our own individual protection, and
are right, and ordinary common sense
teaches us what these are"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13

that feller by putin him to sleep the
next night with three Of the children
he kicked up wuss furse than ever.
Reckon the blame fool wanted a whole
bed to hissclf."
"And if he was here now" Melvin
said eagerly, "you could give it to him,
couldn't you!'
Eyes. we could now, since the hired
mans gone" Turner answered. and
Melvin drew long breath of relief.
Like enough, though" Turner added
"if we'd give him whole bed the next
thing he'd been askin for room all
to hissclf. | wouldn't "a put 1t bit
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13

Ross was indeed, a cheerful giver."
When he died in 1926, the community
felt as though a landmark was remov-
ed, so entirely was he identified with,
and beloved in his vicinity
His life was gentle; and the elements
So mixed in him, that nature might
stand up
And say to all the world-this is a
mani"
fro BE CONTINUED NEXT SATURDAY.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13
Straps uf goeal Ai5toru.
"REMINISCENCES Of YORK.
Valuable Bits of Local History Pre-
served by a Septuagenarian.

DR.. Maurice Moore in The Enquirer of 1870.
Perhaps the fourth or fifth resident
Of Yorkville, was Mr.. James Ross Sr.,
familiarly known as "old Uncle Jimmy
Ross" In latter years he was certain
ly one of the oldest settlers, and for a
long time kept public house. In look
ing over some old papers today, find
one of his bar accounts, bearing date
1898 and 1900, which, as curiosity, I
publish to this generation:
Estate of Doct. John Allison, DR..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1901-04-13

ar Women have full voting rights In
Colorado, Idaho, wyoming and Utah.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

Mr.. SOUTH TRMBIE, represent ,g the
Seventh district in Congress is at his
nome in Frankfort forlthe holidays. 1t
as the intention of Mr.. Trimble to re-
main in Kentucky until United:States
Senator is elected to succeed Senator
Deboe, and he proposes to do some quiet
campaigning for his friend, Judge Can
trill- He said that he believed that
Judge Cantrill was gaining in strength
every day, and hel thought he would be
elected over all opposition.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

FOURTEEN Presbyterian colleges-the
merged Central University of :Danyille,
KY one of the -llve entered into "a
community of interest" arrangement,
which one of the organizers character
lzas as catching of step with the pace
of the time, though he graciously grants
that "you may call it trust if you
like 3" Come to think of it, isn't it
rather strange that somebody has not
sooner thought of and acted upon a
scheme for c)rnering the ways and
means of grace andSsalvation ?-Louis-
willie Post.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27
Special Round Trip Rates on G.
81 .. Railway.

Commencing January LIST 1902, round
trip tickets will be sold between all sta
tions of the c. & o. Railway Except be-
tween Charlottesville and Washington
and between Lexington and Louisville
and intermediate stations) at reduction
from the local rates On and after that
date. passengers paving fare on the
trains will be charged 1Oc extra, receiv-
ing a receipt from the conductor which
amount, lOc, will be refunded on pre-
sentation of such receipt to any ticket
office. GEO. w BARNEY,
Div Pass. Agent.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

THERE is an intimation atIWashing-
ton that President Roosevelt is not
heartily in favor of the scheme to re-
duce the representation of the:South in
Congress. The advocates IF the plan
will call Republican caucus land may
endeavor to have the caucus Isend a
committee to the President to urge him
1ts prepare a special message3to Congress
rscommendingsthe change.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27
Your Wife And Little Ones

May have an apartment to themselves
if you send them over the Pennsylvania
Short Lines from Louisville or Cincin--
natl. Sleeping cars running over this
route have private rooms especially
adapted for invalids, and ladies and
children travelling alone. Find out
about their comforts by addressing G.
H. Hagerty, D. P Agt., Louisville, Ky b..
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27
OBITUARY..

Clay McCiintocI1, aged 81 years, died
in this city, Wednesday at IL a. m.
He was a son of Mrs Mamie McClin-
took, living on Higgins avenue The
funeral services will be held at the grave
in Paris cemetery this morning at 1890
o'clock, the services being conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Gilbert, of Winchester, assist
ed by Rev. E. H. Rutherford.
Russell, 6-year-old son of Tollie Tai
bott, living on the Harrods Greek pike
took his bed on Monday afternoon with
scarlet feve. and died next morning.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

DAILY and most careful reports from
the White House make it we'll nigh GER
tain that the Roosevelt children enjoyed
their Christmas holidays in amostIDemo.
cratic manner, some of the correspon-
vdents even going so far as to state that
they acted very much like mere chill.
dren of the common people.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

ACHIcAGoAN has been fined 50, 900 fol
conspiracy to abet fugitive from JUS
:. tice. If like sum were collected from
everybody in Kentucky who has been
guilty of the same offense since the
assassination of Gov. Goebel, the State
Treasurer would have to tear down his
barn and build a greater one for storage
of gilt galore.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

A MIODLEsBoRo man took little girl
sleigh riding on Powell river .1The ice
gave way and the girl was drowned.
The man became insane with grief, and,
going to the child's home, killed himself
before her mother.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-12-27

THE Hot Springs citizen who shot two
men because they refused to drink with
him pleads self-defense. But .seven in
Arkansas it is hardlyl to be assumed
that man who declines to take drink
Us so dangerous a mailman that the
safety of others demands s'his. being
shot on sight.-Courier-J Journal.