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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17

Ginem q { N 9 8Iatt
entne6men mir folgenoen &oniular>
beri6t: Waf6ington, Is. Quguit. =
@eneralfonIul Hi3aro @iint6er in
Trantfurt iiberIanbte Die Nu4ri6t,
0uB Bel Der IeBten 8olts5dblung in
0eutihluno cine 8epolterung BON
$685. 900 5eelen conitutirt lpuroe,
cine ,3unu6nle pon Sal 900 ooer LAG
9rp5ent gegen bas 8orjabr. Sett
3lpeiein6alb oyabren bat Die 8epOltez
rung nm 12,5OO,OOO unO fett 9riinz
bunq oe8 beutI6en &atierrei6s I'M
17,5OO,O00 5ugenpmmen." ga, ma.
Sn 3neieinhal6 Sabren cine 8epoltez
rungs5unabme BON 3ip0Ifeinbalb Wfils
lionen. 6err 8iint6er! Mtit Der Be-
p0lterung BON 58,549,OOO nm Die
Mitte bisies Sabres itimmt's; bas
neueite Stdtiitii9e Sdbrbu9 giebt
pieieGbe 3iffer; auein fir Wfitte 1902
miro Die 8epOIferung 9euti9Ianb's
ouf 81, 7O8,0OO, uno tur W{itte 1901
auf 56,862,000 9srionen a~ngegsben.
Sine 8epOlterungs3unabme BON SAL
900 in einem Sabre lit immerbtn cine
qan3 itattlide, pennglsi9 tie qsgen
bas 8orjabr BON 1901 gu 1902 suz
riidqe6lie6en lit. 9a betrug bic .3uz
nabme SAC, 900 poer 1.49 pom 6unz
bert. Sci Der leBten 9oIts5Gblung
am 1. December 1901 puroe cine
Ginpobner5dbl pon 56,317178 R0pfe
feffeefeat, 10 Dab mad Der umtl:den
Ghdbung in ben oerfIOfenen D Sab
rem cine 8ep0lferungsaunabme lin
218 W1iaionen Itattgefunben bat. Sn
sebn Sa6ren bat fi4 Die 8eo0lferuag
bes aeides nm rs Mtiaionen, in
afpan5is Sabren um 12.5 Miaicnen
Irb felt Der Grrihtung bes oeutlhen
Hei6es nm IT'S Milionen Dermehrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17

EroB aG1er Nu4ri4ten
ii6er cine genaltige, ME bagelpeisne
Meisenernte, baden es Die 9roBmulz
Ter bes @eitens bod fir 5eitgemdB
oefunoen, ben 9reis fir ben Sad
0ei5enme6l INN flint Gents gu erROz
ben. Die Mliuer : 8~ereinigung bat
mas gelernt. @ie befOlgt baS Bet
fpiel bes 6leii4z5ruit5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17

&prfetts fir ben innes
rem Men76en gibt e5 i'm @taate
Muine. 8enn man bort Elm IS. &c
8. aprIett" berlangt, er4dlt man in
elmer mo6lperpaften S4u6tel cine
SluI6e W6isfep gum 9reiie BON an
bert6ul6 Dollars. Sine anbere Sorm
fir ben gbeimli6en Cuff" Wir baber
f3on 760n eingebun0ene 8ibeln ge'c
ben, beren gan3er Snbult eire
QB6isteDflaI9e mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
Mpntaa, sen IL. 9lnauft 1903.

Cine politif8e 9arte /
fretl9er i'm beutI8en Rei4e! Die Naz
tipnal : Sp3iaIen baben ii4 fir ben
Qni4IuB an Die Sreiiinnige 8ereiniz
9urg ertIdrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
0Induit 6. @runebera.

eg forb an 10. gu9uf, Q lt6r a6cuOs, 4uQut
q. Bror,bera in itincm g.. 2ebtnsidbrc, Gdtts otr
peritorb,ntn Raric 8roucbtre. 8trDanots uno
freruue Der 6amilie fnO a6tuHgspolit eingelooen,
mr. P,erbiuund morgeu. Sienftaq. gladmittugs
4 ubr. BON iciner G.bttn 0obruug, gr. 1919, Dts
Qprtbs4penue, aus btijuipobueH. C229-30j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
ShorfcS G rf1ul.

IS farb am IA. auqut 1903. Morgeng i'm s
llbr, Gbarles Soul, %aeliebter @atte BON MaIoinu
S6ul, i'm alter bon 81 5ubrcu. Die 8seroiguno
fiuott beuts, Routag, II. Nupuit, Rohutittu9s
um , llbr, pom 5rauerbduie. gr. 1902, OtsGaps
ctte=S trnbs, aus ftatt. 9eiiesune AMI Dem st.
Wattbdi=Gritobot,. Gr bintsrldbt aipei 56tter mn
..,.n -nh, OBS
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SruiS.R iSoe. Semeterb.

S,r heal, galt.mortr GrjcobOf, rubs 9it,gD;nt,
Ip,i tttftrjia, eabnIinisu uro Q;mIitOsScuIcoaro
Sirttt lum 6%ritoboi,. Qat PtgrdbHibpIaBt uuttr
F.tiu.r 9flcat. Ri,or;at Qrtiie. SrIangt ntusn
6ouututr=Ratnloq Cfiis: $50 3oro<6bar:css
Stsdbs. (ssiOs GeIspbuHt.l- l9E2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
Trirnrih @intrrlimn.

IS farG am Il. auguft 1903 6rieori6 @iutrr.
ling, %qtliebter 9atte Der Maria 99intcritng, I'M
50. Sabre icincs 2ebcng, in icinsr g8obnung, 81.
:. RtnpooozNpe. Sic 8ttroiquuo iinoet bsute,
gloufdg, Ra8mittags nm ? ltbr, ftatt. 229l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
RORz GrrekzQ ampfbopts Gpmpnnnif

2aupfcr ptrlibt GoOion's 0crftt, GuB orOor's
go gaam.: grc,pn'5 99ttftt 80 gorm uuO 8
gtaam.: Slmtag5 Z Dorm. uuo $50 0abm. i;
@ropn's 10 Dorm. uno 8 0abm; eonataos
I UHo 8 Born. uu0 3 Rabm. mad RodsGrsf:
GyoUH's @trtt, 10 min. ipatsr. Sampisr pcriabt
oj'islbt Bsrft, mad etorsusGrttt tdoli6 7 Dorm.
uno 80 Qaam.; 9ronu'g g9trftt 10 gorm.
IND 3 Qadm. SoHutaqs 4 uuo s 9orm. uHo 2
Qahm. GiHtrIquuQeH FIR bic SdiioH itst oHqs=
uOum,H. 0u6luirogcu bs: s. g.. 6tatb, 6u=
ptriuteHOtnt Der BTfts. jNlQj2L3Wtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17

0pmis Safman.

Gs farb am Is. guquft 2ouis oadnrau i'm 81.
Q,6rusiob,e. Die @ttrOiguug firott moraeu,
9i,nitda, Morqung nm 9 llbr, non Gr. 956, 6yss
bsrid.2lpenue, aus mad DEM ct. 9oitpbs=RIot:r
unp oanu auf Der Bonnie Srds Cemetery itltt.
C21Q-20
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17

WrrrboJs. Wt. W~0QtIsot1tl1n, Il.oJ ButHls
gam5,r@station, 800. 800 Dorm, !I2.00 Hsits
'ay ggyrr.T.T gamSm.St1tiou ntd Gtsouid, !7.35.
1000 gorm, 9l5 Dorm I25' !40 uRo 'o'0'
"2 g8Ia5sf.i 79o Born, 1900. 4.ao. 1920 Ha@s
m'tta9s. ANN 10 Do g07n. AIS. l4.8O Raam.
= 5ottrTit5 urb yt Aip, qotaI, !735, i9l5
M ~ 5S 43O. .5.35. $3.50, "ll.35 Gbsubs.
QUITS 9ao. 1923 gormittaQg
gTr,g, DIT. RooalsStoti0H. '2.56 Ra@m. Cams
A--r.1,for q 90 WadWltta1s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17

Nun perben aud m 5 n
binnsr : 8iirsau dbnIide GnthiiqunS
gen in 4usIi6t geitelt, .lpie Die, pelhe
i'm gpit : Department oas Quno ieit
Monaten bsi6dftigen. Regierungsbez
ANTE tperoen bei9ulbigt, i'm Snoiaz
ner 3erritorium uusgebe1nten
Qanof9lpinbel getrie6en uno bic Snz
oianer ii6er Den 20ffel bdrbirt gu bas
ben; unb omar iinb es ni6t Gu6nls
tern : 8eamte, fonbsrn cine 4n3a6l
bObersr, Die frumme, lihtI9eue 60
f4Gfte semu6t BADEN Iolen. Sn perA
i4ieoenen anoeren 9eportsments fon
ebenfdus niat4aes einpunbsfrei lein.
SIT benn in u~nferen R~egierunqs : gI>
reans 4aes corrupt? uno mo 1T Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
E6Te!
Safe!

knx g9eift I'M gusIon6e belor3t t%HntrbalA "a StuRegm
Az beoeutsub bernb8eie5tem Brtlis
IDuGrp 9haiRc,
@hhnrAsGds Baltimore Strn6s nHh RaifzSfRca~M@A-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
Serfules, Der bieien ausiasitol rsirs

Fs9ts
3u RoieQqer's m
@eburtstaa bat bic rOeitrei6ti9e
9~olfsato. cine bubble ehrenpols pull
oiauna fir ben Oi9ter Derdnitaltet.
BON etipo 6unoert oeutiden S4rltfz
fteuern. @ele6rten unb &iinitlern bat
lie fi6 einen fur5en 9liidnunid oosr
3uruf an geter HOiegger our 8erfltz
9ung iteGen lafen uno DerottentllQf
oieie nun geTammeIt ais poItstbur'z
li6e 5eti6rift. 8on ben bis leBt be-
fannt 9enorbenen WiOmungen ifetnt
uns Die bon @rnit b. 8iloenbru9
bargebru6te Die finnigite gu ietn; lte
ldutet:
8er Der eigeren 6eimat6 !6er3
Nus3uIpre6en netB,
Den perfte6t man a%qerndrts,
Gei6t Inn 9anf unb Yrets.
0enn bic MenI6Git, bel Der5pei9t,
Sit bod ems unO gang,
Wer Elm Stiid pon 9emant 8etgt,
| 3eigt ben pOGen Slang.
Sn philadelphia lit gez
gen bier Der grOBten Der bortigen
9rauereien 4nfIage er6oben tporoen,
perfGlT6tes 8ier auf Den Martt gez
bra9t 81 BADEN. Die 6plge oapon lit,
baB Der 8ierzGonfum in Der Stabt
Der 8ruberliebe Itart 5uriidge9angen
lit. Die 8rauer be6dupten, DaB tie
nur reines, einnanofreie5 8ier gez
braut unb ~abgegeben, buB Die Staotz
Gbemiter nur 6luidenbiere unterz
Iuht bdtten. Set itebt, baB Die ana
lpiirten 8iere 9oIicpliGure entbielten.
Mer biefen 3ufaB 9enu4t bat, lit
mod feit5uitelen. Die 8rauer u6er
BADEN auf ale 6GGe ben S4uben buz
BON, benn lie BADEN bebeutenD tpeniger
@bIaB fir ibre 8iere. SSn anoeren
Stdoten t0nnte fi9 bic 8ierDerfdlz
f9ung bur6 3peite ober brittle 9an0
in d6nli6er Weiie ridden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-08-17
N0rratne,
~ aIeriib,
pdrfdrfIg,
HHsahItd,


geut scttjontu fno i,st 3ur g,i@tiqnHg bsro's
rihttt. 9itIc ausssiUGblt: Cots. Str Suptrtnttns
bent os Crumbs uno 9o0sns pirO itos 9'miinlhts
WusfIuit %srthtjltu. - Sas tmutortu m
ftbt tdqlj6 sur Sniptttion Offtu. @,Qtu gdbsrem
ptnot man I'D an ben SuptrinteuOmten orr al
bas Rurtou III q 7. Fl, it=Soratogd=StraBe.
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Gpretruusss 9lnsebpts.

u
gtriieQeIte 6O~rDeruHQs : anQt=
bott fir Die 9TiprguHa Dts StaOt-8,fduqniTts
nit pitbl fur iebs 03ouate pom 5ltum DIS Gouz
trattcs al lpirosu bis gum 10. NuVuit 1903, gorT.
IL ubr, i'm @Iytau ots 5tlot=Regitrators cHtgss
atu qeucmmtu NM Damn pom Der GouIr1ttosrQts
b~uuqssetb5roe in gtgcntDart Der @aat5otftasr i'm
WtaDors=eireau q,1iinet. 9sots Tugtbot mub pot
ciHem bcglaub;gteu She'd in DER eobs BON $4,000
Q:ioacu an Crors ots Nabors md Std0tratbts,
b:eleit,t ieiu, uuo piro pom Dem ,riolsr,btu Bic
tr biz 5tclnuQ bon 9lrgi6ait ~Deriauat. 5;i gts
horot bcbdlt fb pas 8t1t por, irgsuo ips.5t oosr
al, anqcbot. 3u ptrptritu. 6Qr0eruHas=Auatbof.
miiTtu nit Der auii6rift a9ropoialg for Jlour
for the @altimors Stir Sail" pcriebtn itin. Sptltz
iiidf;onru touutn bel Otm @arOtiu bss gsfdngs
n;hts tutgtgtH %9trommeu iptrOtu.
Somss z. SppIr, s~snrneir,
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Baltimore Damp = RaGet 60,
(Nltt uue JuptrldfGae 8aisGinfs)
ri. gs- E4rotsr4Dnn b,Fs,Au-.s

N~AAt hHH 5hptlAAfNaC oulsLlults)
Sit Ser. 6tadttnsQOf btf6uOtrHo.
Sompisr fabrsn tagu4. 6Ountass Gusu ,nommrn,
bon -9dDs9ir's"Disrs, lob Q~iqbt.etrabt, $50
QbsuDs, brett nla Oh point Comfort, Rorfolf,
Qortsmoutb IMP aG,n 9uuttiu bs 6uotus. 9Ur
%biHOurg IN OH 9otr; Comfort mt g. & .. Gi1
~icnbabH" Had 8jbmouO. gTbiHouu9 in 9Drtss
moutb nit csm ,S,aboaro dir Sine iollotn Bug
BON 8Ortsmoutb mad atIauta. IN Roriolt 9srs
biHOun5 nit BET atlantic Goat Clint" Roriolt
uHO Carolina, Rotf0lt uuo ilOll4, Rpriolf uuO
ip,tljd uuO Old dominion Cine" mad IeDbtru
uHO WoibJnJton, R.fS.
gla5Atttn mad turosdji6nn qIant. Qurur ole
9didttHjinmtr, s;ttirIi@s 9tl,ubtuuq, EampFbt,.
Jung, Roitu frd. BticU;rtt Raiut,HJimm,r i'm
Rigttsgir,ou Der rEa9sQiHt" Rr. lO3. CfsSalti=
moriz5trdbs. 9tIrpbOns 9. & 2. 81. qaul 1885;
WlrpiauO, gouyt,anD 485, albauqb'g, Is Vor9z
GbarItss5tJabt, uu0 glrsou Dr .5ta5odro Dir
glut,' Goutlututal FRUIT 60. Clubbing
JObn y. Sbrrwpoe, q. Rromn,
g.sBrGi Il @s1syiauager. Gen, >Baiiagi,rs4seut
tGtB2J
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OrraltsCitu, 1ttN.

oVNNIIg VNUV ~ ET0IH
g. 6. & d. 9dmpftr psrldbt ben Bier gr. 4,
QiQbts Strab,, tdQli4 $50 @orm. uuo $50 Raam.,
augatuummsu eamiaqg uno 5ouutagg. 6amtaes
$50 Born. uHb go 3a9m. SoHHtags 7.30 @srs
mittaas. (5uli8, 9GS, lMD
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Sefanmtmah ungeH.

@epartcment fur 6Tcntlid,t Gid erhcit.-Sau
%ten. Cub Srpdrtcment eee @cbdueezJnz
ipcttprzSureaus. Ratbbaus.
9ultimore, ben Is. Auluit 1903.
Sd babe Die i]olgcnotu @pplitltjou.n rUr 4rIOiIcs
eitu t%rbu!t'n:
0r. A. Sio18ap.StraBe fir Grr:btuu5 c,nt5
slsttrii6tu Wiotors BON 10 9itrO,rdit,n;
Rr. Cos. 3ots2crinqt tons StrnBe - fitr .Grrit.ung
zines c!tftrijbtn Dlotors BON . Qierottrdftcu;
Rr. 1920, ChzButtjuortsStru - mir Grrib=
tuuq tiuts tlsftriib,n MOtor5 oou ) QieyO'frdittn;
gr. 170l, 0oroz28st4StruB - iir GrrJbturJ
elmer gn%smaibint ron 3 differentiation.
3rgtuo 1tmau0, Orr G;nlucuOunasr pa8t9cn SO
trbcbcu bat, muB ]ojtI,Ibtn biz Die il a 3, 0cn
Is. auquit. @orm:ttaQg 10 ubr, cirrcibtn, in
tucl6r ,3tit DarUber t~uogit,tig entibicotu D.rben
iou.
GhD. =. 0refon,
coo @tbduOtsSuipcttor.
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-MnnnI 03lnc.n0inie


nab Dbllaoelpbta uHo 2LeW'30rt.
rrpsrtg. gmlGamou. gul Qt Rs5al.
eblefpoaqon ...... ICg.Ia 3.5I .. 80 g..
S5Iais Il. Gpuit.. Gagll5 50 .. y 800 rs
gTffttsgarloJ, aasgsH. 81. 9.l9 .. u 94 o
9arlor. Gnu,.. ruF s. so D. 95I 9@
S5srior, 3jusr, augg.u. 81. 1850 Q u 1854 @.
n.rfcr Diner. .....Idqld l.5j r. d l.59 y.
@--8ppol Q.mlt,o," uug 9uQmans3ug.
guffttsSmofr, pGrlor, EbiypatioHs' Il. 6psi.a
gRaa9ons ........ IagIjb $40 q. o 353 y.
q9rlor6ar QBiL ausg. 90. 455 q. 500 3. 6
Ierlsr, Iiuu.... IdGlta eco d.. COS u 6
6a.5ts g9ila.... 2a9llb 900 VI. 9.6 @S
5allfD ........ IGJ.ib I239 d. 1874 VI. G..
lgfa!sSdlaFnagqou uca 9sDsOori Ir'ig gum
@,braua in gt. 8o1alsStattou nm 1000 &5lHbs.
q. nab atlantitsGit7 @o4,uiags; 2, mad ats
Gas 8aas RaIt.a in Wilmington. G, bait -
g,rLGamo:u. gsrL Wt. go0aL.
q5jIa. Gtom. ...... 3oqljb sos Q. $40 9.
Qbta. Grpr,b ......ausg. 90. 230 y. 23 z.
gblla. GLprtB ...,..ausQ. 90. 4j5 p. 500 r
Qbtrostr alton, ousg. GO. SIS y. $50 y.
8bIa. Gttou.t ...... rur 60. Clio u. ola u
"Ftutts8Hrcaur: VoroUttsgds Gal0trt u1b Balls
ttmoEttr., @r 526. 9r0ooDo7, ut. Ro7alsS'GiioI
noH 9ambtns5tatioH.
3. g. Wuttiu, U5r. 8aN Iraiitt.
G. q8. 9aiistt 0m.spaH- sGgeut.
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Nepdrtemeut fnr 6Hentlide SerbciTerunseH
%2ubrS cpnrtemeut ees StaetsSnacuteurs,
9aItimprt, Den II. @uguit 1908.
SetdnntmddJu na.
Scr Staot=AnPcuicur miro I'D an Is. Iuquit
1903. ,piibtu 3 uuo t llbr 3ahmjitaqs, on Srl
uuo Stcnc sjuitcl:u uHo O1s YipcdH Der 9Uetuez
StraBt. Juiihtu GraHtlinsStraBe uHo Columbia
9lp,uut. ionic oou 5lpettczStraBc, 5piibcn Grtsusz
uuo gittlt S61rpzStgabe, f%tititeltu: uno Dpu 4 bis
s ubr Gabmjttl9s sur Gtttsnurq ets Iip,aus
Scr 9oalbroots2iesuue, BON Smarroo0s bis @trtlz
lou=StraBt, uno pou 5mll1uoopzStrdBs pDH 23als
brOotz bis 9ortbs@psHut.
.. Z. Rcuedn,
C4ual3 l4l5IT,I) Stdots 9~uqsHjtur.
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Hene Mn3etger.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in SDufem.

I'D fam 9ilou3;I in 50pftn BON oltcn feiuteu
@arittdt;H liefcrn. 0trldugt meineu 0trbit=aotas
log. SerisIbc sntbdlt oiele meme uno icItcns 4fIans
sen.
@m. =. Gorfe, SineInirs Nurieriss.
CIR. 213, gorozGnlptrt=Str. Baltimore, gto.
(Quelj,l Di)
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Rpb.rt m.
StdStiid1e @crprSnuna

9rdFosrt Der neutrality-suspicious.
u97,S, I'll y, Is, Il, l5,l7,I8)
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Morphine
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County Supervisor.
Cheap Rates.

Via the Southern Railway to Co.
lnmbia, S. G. account of S. @.
State Agricultural and Me-
chanical Fair.
On account of the above occa-
sion, the Southern Railway will
sell tickets from all points in
state of Sorth Carolina to Colum-
bia, S. @. and return a, rate of
one First Glass Fare plus IS cents,
which includes one admission to
the Fair Grounds.
Tickets on sale daily October
24th-29th inclusive, and for trains
scheduled to arrive in Columbia
prior to noon of October 30th,
'Iaiited TO return until November
2nd. 1903
For iull information, schedules,
tic amply to any local Agent of
: he con- Uanv or
r w Hunt, d. z. A.
20 Nov. 10. Charleston, S. c.
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Gonzales, you may disregard the
conyersation In Edgefield over
heard by Arthur and Broad water
but there is no getting around
the emphatic and explicit recital
of DR.. K. l.. Adams. Here is the
prisoners comrade in arms, his
ardent political supporter, who
advised him to meet his accuser
face to face and resent his accu-
sations man to man, offering to
ensure fair play by hia own pres-
ence. There is the accused re-
fusing this plan ard declaring.
Il will snuff his light with IL s,n
taking up pistol. There is the
accused commenting on the i'm.
putatlon Of melodra matte ..ten-
denotes to himself, asserting:
"He can call it mock theatricals
If he wishes to, but l will .iulahe
1t the God damnedest tragedy
that ever happened in; South
Carolina !" And how the end
bore out this prediction
"NsuD ADAMS is too we'll
known in Ricbland cnuntsito ad-
nit OF the thought that any ef-
fort will even be made. 70 I'M
peach his veracity, yet thB trag
edy itself was sufficient TO sus
tain the trtthfullness of his tes-
timony his bearings on the wit
ness stand-indicating sstSaighs.
forward fearlessness, an. .inherant
and Inherited love of Justice and
manllness--could but make an
eradicable impression on all who
het rd him.
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Notice to Overseers.

Call out hands and work your
roads. Don't wait until you are
too busy with your crops.
Ground bridges less than
twelve feet in width must be re-
paired or built by the road hands,
the county paying for lumber and
nails. l. j. Perry,
County SuDervisOr
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TWO OTHER PICTURES.

There are two other pictures.
One is drawn by another friend
of the prisoner, Representative
II. Spann Bowling of Bamber
who roomed next to Tillhan at
the Caldwell, was in his room
that morning and with him dur
ing the day. AS soon as he
heard OF the tragedy he went to
the Jail and expressed his regrets
that his friend was in trouble.
Then at his request he wekt to
ascertain TIE condition a the
man lying so sorely stricken, and
returninO with HE report was
tod by Tlllman eff hit him
where l aimed, he is sure dead
man. The ball / usede Won't
change it's ceurse.n In con
neotiOn wittblreaAis, rev ss.r
Senator EIt--@-------:
follows blta, likeI delegates from
% tdsl .l4gard to select
Mr.. TiP k.o home for the
not sher - 0~ a sof the G4qPgfSaagfer- 4qPgfl
about 9p gaia no reasons
when q It around to the Jail.
One was, he said that he did not
shoot again because he was afraid
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for the benefit of it's readers who
are Interested, some of whom
may not have the time to peruse
the evidence In detail as given in
The State day by day. This anal.
ysis is given with a full under.
standing that certain persons
stand ready to charge partiality,
anlmosity and bias to it's writer.
as TO the newspaper in which il
appears.
WHAT HAS BEEN PROVED.
The prosecution has proved that
Narciso Gener Gonzales, editor
OF The State, was on the 18th of
January, 1908, shot by j. II. Till
man, then lieutenant governor of
South Carolina; that the shoot,
ing occurred on the corner Main
and Gervias streets in Columbia :;
that the shot was fired from a
Luger magazine pistol, a large
and deadly magazine weapon,
unfamiliar to people in this part
y. -, ,.--,.y -, -. GouAuieo
died from his wound on January
10Th; that within sn hour after
the shooting he made to his assis-
tant and friend a statement as 70
the occurrence and that within
another hour he made another
statement more formal but differ
ing only slightly from the other
TO four or five men, n,each Of unim-
peachable veraclty; that before
making these declarations Mr..
Gonzales expressed the belief
that he was going to die, that he
had received a mortal wound. To
the establishment of the main
TACT in the case, the shooting It
self, the prosecution has brought
up eye-witnesses to the deed
whose testimony not only agrees
,the one with the other remark.
ABLY well, but which comedies
,SuSt as we'll with the statements
'H the deceased,t'
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THE MAIN FACT.

This main fact is that N.G.Gon-
zales was walking alone on the
east side Of Main str9at towards
the capitol and J. III. Tillman,
with two men, was coming in the
opposite direction; that as they
aPpr3achc5 ooch cthC-, ~. Goa
zales went from the outside TO
the inside of the pavement to-
wards the transfer station corner,
and as he passed Tillman fred.
AS to what was said then testi-
mony does differ but so far there
has been no evidence to show
that Mr.. Gonzales did anything
inconsistent with his own state
ment that he intended to pass
Tillman and proceed to his home.
There is no evidence that he
made any movement towards his
assailant either before or after
the shot was fired and it is clear
ly proven that Mr.. Gonzales face
showed no sign Of hostility, that
he wore his usual expression
and that he was walking in his
usual absent-minded fashion,
nsglecting to speak to even so
good friend as Wyatt Aiken or
failing in his near. sightness to re-
coginiZe him. As Mr.. Ball said
yesterday, to those who knew n
G. Gonzales this picture is as
true to life Sas could be drawn
No one knew N. @. Gonzales bet,
ter than the one that writes this
yet time after time Mr.. Gonzales
has passed him on the street, close
enough to touch, with out seem
Ing to see him at all And the
hands in the oYercoat pockets
with the thumbs outside With
Mr.. Gonzales this was not only 9
personal hablt-it is family
habit.
ANOTHER PICTURE.
Turn from this picture to an,
other. The frat, if you will, il
painted by the friends of the
dead editor. The second shall be
drawn by the dead mans slayer
You may disregard If you wish
the declaration to Black and tC
Terrell of the intention to xii
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Concluded on Page Seven.
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