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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
The Cotton Report.

The department. Of agriculture's cot
ton Bulletin issued Thursday shows
the condition Of cotton to be Al. The
acreage planted is %. 9OI 900, and in
crease of .029 coo over last year. or
g.. per cent. The average condition
of the growing crop on May 26 was
y. as compared with 95. on May 26,
1902, SIS on May ,, 1901, and a 10
rcar average Of s6.9. The percentage
of increase in the different states is as
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
The Baths OF CaracaI1a.

The Romans appear to have been
we'll off In the matter Of bathing places
in the first and second centuries. In
the baths OF Caracalla 1600 bathers
could be accommodated at one time.
The inclosed area was $50 square
yards, but it included course for foot
racing. The bathing establishment was
240 yards in length by 124 wide. The
remains Of the walls are 8 and 10 feet
thick and in some places as much as so,
feet high.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
They Come High.

An entomologist estimates that
bugs cost this country about $3.50, ,o00,-
600 a year. The grasshopper eats up
$50 ,0OO,O worth of vegetation if he
is feeling we'll, the Hession fly s50,-
COO, 900, the chinch bug s1O,0)O.00O
and the potato bug ss,000,O00 worth.
Tobacco worms, moths, squash bugs,
beetles, ETC., make up the rest. En-
tonlologists have been studying the
problem OF bug destruction for many
years, but progress toward the desired
end is not rapid.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
Mathematics Of Love.

Margaret" he began, 81 have $3.50
in tie bank. + own half interest In a
patent churn company that clears ST.
700 year. Ny salary is $50 a week,
with prospects Of a raise to $22. have
an aunt who will leave me twenty-sev-
en- shares of a railway stock now quot
ed at SO. Tell me. Margaret, will you
be miner
Walt" she replied, "till I get pen
Gill
For She never had been Sood at men
tai arithmetic. News
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10

Tie conditions now reported is for
tie cotton belt as 4 whole and for the
states ot Georgia. Alabama and Texas
in particular, the lowest condition
ever reported 1T this season OF the
Year. The crop is almost everywhere
from 10 TO , days late.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
Killed as. TIE Pacolat ::eiI1s at New

ibIIt i-'NN. W.
Mrs. Thomas rruelore, IS.
MrS. NJ. ~ Pass, 10.
Spurseon Pass. 30.
Spusgeoa Pass. Jr.. -.
JOHN Mayne, ex-clcrk Of the superior
:5urtot Hall county G2.
Mrs. Ii L. NicHS. ~
Mrs Julia Neely. 50.
Baby y Ork, il months.
Pearl York. /
Leon NcGnl, !.
Mrs Mary Abel, %.
Mrs. Bell York, -.
Naicy WeStmorelarG, 6.
Nyrtice Westmorcland. i.
Mazda Wy!ie, colored, -.
Killed at the Gainesville mills:
Robert I.2ren. II: head torn OIL
Gen. Cumming.
Mrs. Annie Garrett.
JOHN Wesley Adams. II.
Mary Clarke, IS.
Maud Gord,n, Is.
Bert;e London, II.
r,:, ,,,,,.,,
,r.,n: ,. ~, nnn,.,o'11
:,.,,,y.,,.
80, S,.ir,.,nr
1,:,,. poor.
;,i;,, ,v,na;n II
". VI C,.x..,,,, ,,h,.
i..,h Norr;. !,
r..,,,l;o $50 y,
>,,:' '.:.''I - :,
Ts',' sias ~
wv w. pH;
- " az t,ou''',
C..,a,. ~ - ,,
r.,,s5 ~, !.
nnro+,1 c,,,ao
,r,nnja c+nwo II
~, ~ 81 Is>'I'
11.:s ~. ,"S.r. I,,.,;.,
!,, 1iot' IL" CuSi'''I' c,
:,i ny" 10y ,2'o'.s'' :. ~
~'','e hous''''' ~
l.u!a LouS!ns. 10.
MIS-. Natnan Jones.
Hofer ASH
CNnp ASiie, ~.
MINNIE Jackson Il.
-hofrlS Chlld.
baoE OF i:erflhsCon.
AlSslng:
" l.. bahHlSter: -.
hiSnt persons 'llieo III I'ie uesII ~ ~
Ton OF the Jones \ Logan HCotes liea, >
oEe southern oepotI are iioo iieiuoeu
IN the ABOVE !!sI. Al! ol Ineh "ete
men except MIS-. Jones' Ihe "lle oi
Ine proprietor OF ',oues senet"i Soole, :,
lwo OF Ihe men Killed. III ''ie H'E""
S'ofe "efe liesloeS.
\ MASS or hOlNs,
Ihe entlre pathway OF tue SIoiiH'
Two miles from tue uaihes-
vile mills around the outsSirts OF tne
city 10 tie Pacolet mills al Ne" no.
!and is a mass OF RUNS ouc lof%u-
nately the cottages 10 the trail ol !a
eornaao between 1he Soutnern 4naa S[a',o,' as ,,a
anu We" 11olia'io "eie oiiooe VI ~ ~,
sioeH "lo "ctc az s,... "oSs-o i,o'a Wv, al I
Guy -AoHuas III @O0c''oa"Oe ot' q W.
''gu eAouis!on. ,,,o.. o,.;ro,,, c,soo,d
nIslueSs - s!.,,o'o 49,, % ,hh .t1eption
81 'ii'ouS' '.ouv o:'e ~ s;,,ou w. ~ +ho y. no
VI e,ei' oouy 3eins go" ,r.'';ss ~ '' .r;,ars
Oh 'he "ouiioeu , anu Hu.ell.s. .;I. n,n,,n
- nv ldoA o' iiie'''et'l '.'seHo'o' 49, -
surgeons oeInS ptgSeiiO iio'i OleI', '|lt, w
aug oener clUieS. Ane1e ~ Sieao neeu, !,
'ty".'si, :,', =, .,;..,l ~ I.",nT ,',,,,,i;.s
'0;Is, ,Tho 1nn,, .oil;ri., l,ov. heon called
or+ rnr no1ica a,,tv The citv is very
osSorIr Wv s,S nniot .nd onlv few in
,+o,cnc nf ni)laoinr have been re-
,"rtoG S,ao W
rnr~,nn.s u-lpv COMPLETE
,r.o ,r,,.l, ~ tho tornodo was com
,,a+n W. Eroro " tho no racrorv where if
! ~. aoscanSad ,,no, t,,e do,med citv
- .,U 80 b;,1S baronS Now Holland
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10

Men are like sandwiches = there's
nothing in some Of them, and the more
there is in others the worse they are
Chicago News.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
Chopped OF His Head.

Sam Davis and Fale Minton had
difficulty at Tazewell, Tenn, on Mon
day and Milton chopped Davis head
off with an axe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
TERRIBLY NAEGLED.

The bodies of most Of the dead in
the two cotton mills were fearfully
torn and mangled: the skulls Of many
of them were crushed and the limbs
broken: some were torn and crushed
about the abdomen with the viscera
visibly protruding. The local physi-
clans who gave first aid to the injured
say the sights were horrible beyond
description. The death list is expect
ed to be Of much greater magnitude
by morning, as nearly 80 are believed
to be hurt beyond hope Of recovery.
SURGEONS FROM ATLANTA.
Gainesville has only y local physi-
ciaL, and their services were found
entirely inadequate for the situation
Surgeons from Atlanta and other
points came, SO that the number IN
the city now is about 70 and all pos
sible care and attention is being given
the injured people.
At meeting Monday night OF
physicians, newspaper men and cltl-
zens Of Gainesville Il relief committee
was formed with James Z. Gray OF
Atlanta as the chairman. Supplies
will be rushed into the stricken CITY
rs rapidly as possible. Gainesville
feels able to take care OF the immedi-
ate needs Of the suffering. but unless
supplies are received much distress is
likely to result. as the families visited
by death and mutilation were almost
without exception dependent upon
their daily labor for support.
The property loss: it is now eSti-
mated, will reach about 100000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10

casting flower into a sepulcher.-HaW-
thorne.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10
Tr.RRT:;ii,s:, ~:
Fearful WarA.
GAINESVILLE MILLS n21oLE5EI.a
Killing 4 hundred or E:oce I'ar, &c
Dollars.

tarr;t;.. tnr,.a >t,nri; t.airrSriii.,
o,,or
""'' -'o''oa' .'"l!o - ''>'' - . S.e>''
sky, causing teartu! loss 0. !llc! li2;ss
city and New Holland and White
Snlnb,r AS near IS can be calculated
,,.o,,,,..,
80 P'e '''>
anc cni!cren aead ana perhaps 81
more fatally injured. with ! property
Ioss ot so,,,t,,;no like $500 onA. TIE
So, ~. ;s.. oo, Il, ~,
49, 40 : 49, ~. ~,
ocales AaVihG eeeh !eco;eieu 'S''>'
identified. Many q them were nahSlsc
ed beyond recognition. the oniy means
Of Identification being The records OF
the two cotton mills, in which most
Of the victims worked
TIE deata-Geaiing storm appeared
suddenly I. little before o,clocH and
within two minutes lthad klilea near
~ i'V peiS2'is' '2i,t IVY s, $500 - 80 ~.
I.,t ',,', ~,.,ur ,,;,t,. G,.,,nI;,,,c3
a,,,nSr Soo la,.,n. raz Il 1.o Er;,.G;
., ~, ,na ,,,.,,., 5,,,,.,
:ss,,,.',o.,ti, ~ - .I,n:isi;,rS r.. VIZ,
-, ;.,,.,, 1na rn-,.,}.'>
pe1is !" ~ 's'.' ~, i,,ryl;i;Is nf
KY M"> I"1ia''>:' w. 80. - a,,a r.,:
Tue clCs' l.ie nc :",-,l, :'s,,,,>.,ad T,r.
oence post'o.i 'los os',. ,;,~, t ,;n6
lenCs oi ss'iIi go" 80. o.+o.i,S t;rs,
ouC WIN. .'Se n,'u.se ,r.,s sh;niun 1n,n ,
ous1" - 80 sos-s.,I s Sa.n,a+io,
soerns ~ W ~, ~ tho 6e,d i contined
o;n1,. - onaratiras ri the Chimes.
Ill So++,, n,;lIr onc tho paco,a1 Cot.
M wy ,.;,,. oeo ..a +,.o.+,irr9s If rhc,n
49, w.. n.co,a, .n6 ch;}Sren
"ele s'ot.Su s'.'>' ,,-,>..o
Chconnrnseo Iei'''s> ii ,'i' t,,ee
sulphur, seven mics il''Nl N'd''!eS' .,; ,;ie,
say that aoou0 = pefSouS "ele A1Iieu
Cnere. tHelr iiaihes ''ie lio0 tes
ootalnaole anu l'opes @ie eApie''eN
tnat thlS report IS unlouuoeo'
IN THE TwISKLING OF AN EYE.
The tornado did it's appalling work
in such incredibly short time that it
is difiult to get coherent descrip-
tion Of IFS character. II appears to
have swept down from the
southwest, striking the Gainesville
mills with a roar like the report Of
artillery. After lifting two stories
from this structure it swept on to the
northward, leaving a trail Of distruc-
tion along Summit street. which is in
habite6 almost exclusively by negroes.
Nearly 100 cottages of coiored people
on this street we're leveled to the
oronnd. but by q fortunate circum-
Stance tre tenants were all absent hav-
mo left the CITY in the morning to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-10

The list revised up 70 4 i;sts if.t;r
Tuesday night is as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09

Wian lbreibt aus Berlin:
Wie uiele @nthGllunaen Der felt
mebreren WDhen perbanbelte Bro>
aeB aegen Die ebetnaligen Direfto=
rem Der 8Dmneriben 6ppDtbfen-
Nftienbant AUDI ifDn aebrabt. bat
6Dh feine iolb' tDloiiales Mufieben
errest tpie Die iiinaite Nusinge bes
einen Der 6auptaneeflagen, bes friibz
eren 8anfoirefturs Gomeid, iiber
Die .Sbnierung" oes vBerliner
Breifeclubs" uno inbipioueller Sour
naliiten burh oas NIT 10 eroBem Ct
fat bertrabte 8anfinititut. Die Bldt=
ter uerlan9en NIT ieltener ginmiitig=
feit, DAB &0meid anitatt blDBer In-
oeutungen Wamen nenne, bnB er gez
ftau an9ebe, tuelben Wtitelieoern Der.
Breiie u0n Der BDnmerihen Banf
Sabresgeloer eeaablt puroen, UNI oe=
rem WublmDllen au erfaufen. 8iel=
fab miro BON einen y Berltner Bana=
ma geIprDben. Dem ,Berliner
Hreiieclub" lelbit lit bic Nufbedung
Der 1ransattion, tpunah Die 8anf
ibm $6250 auf unbeitimmte Belt, Db>
ne Siberbeit uno sinsfrei, porltred>
te, furbtbar peinlid]. Or. 2ubnie
5uloa, Der 8Driibenoe oes Clubs,
perDffentlidt Die @rfldrung, er babe
NIT Der fraelibeu Transaftion nibts
81 tlin. Der bel ben BrpseBperbano=
lungen 81 Ga9e gef0rberte Danfbrief
an &omeid, in tpelbem Die ppree=
iboiiene Sumnte fiaurirt. itamn,te
BON 0ermann Suoermann. Der oa-
mal8 Boriibenber bes .8erliner
Breiieclubs" mar. Snoeilem iuill
Suoermann feline Nbnune BON Der
Traetpeite Der 3utueiluna burd Die
Bommerife Uant gebnbt baben.
@oloberger uno gluboirettpr @ebel
batten ieinerseit i'm 9amen oes yBer=
liner Breiiecfubs" nit Gomeid uers
banoelt. Sic erfldren, baB fie ebens
10 penig Die uniauberen Mptipe &os
meids bel Der Shenfung Der ge=
nannten Summe audi MIR i'm @nt=
fernteiten aeabnt bitten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the 'FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are COM
tinuously adding new subs
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09
gett itber SO sxahreu

idon tpurbe Wirs. 8inslum's SOD.
thing Syrup pDn WilIiDneu ppr
Weiittern beitn 8abnen Der &inoer
angetuenoet. Wirft DM i'm Ghlafe
our@ oas Sbreien zines &inoes ge.
itDrt, 6a8 i'm 8abnen lift uno boz
Sbmeraen neint? Wern 10, laiIe
lDfort cine Slafdbe non ,Wirs.
WinslDms SDDtbing Gbrup4 bplen.
Sein @ertb iit unbesablbar. @s
tuiro oem fletnen 2eibenben lofurt
2inoerung neribaffen. GerlaBt euh
oarauf, Wtiitter. es iit fein 8meifel
oariiber. gs beilt 9iarrbpe, regu.
lirt ben Wage1 unb Die Nieren, be.
ieitigt Winb GDlit, ertpeitbt ben
@aumen, perbinoert @ntaiinbuna
uno itdrtt oas ganse Spftetn. rMtrs:
WinslDms SoDtbing Sgrup" fiir sahs
nenoe &inoer lit angenebm i'm @es
ibmaG; oas &ecept itarttnt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibli1en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. &c ift BEL allen
Druggiiten IN Der ganaen Melt su
baben. Breis Is gents Der sElaihe,
&anft nibts anoeres, als Wirs.
WinsloUs SDDthinQsSprup
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09
N1t 0aS Ynblttnul.

Die nSreie 8reHe" bat i1ber 400
etablirte Ieenturen i'm Staate, mirb
an iiber 700 8oftofftcen nerianbt, uno
bat eine grDRe Berbreitune in Der
geo6bar= &epubfif Weritu, i'm Snbia=
ner=g r=gerritoriunt unb Sflabptna.
= Sbr @irfulatiDns=@ =@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fib pDn @alpeitpn biz binauf
! na6 0ention, pDn Mariban i'm Often
Biz nab @l aalo IN: fernen @eiten;
es 1blieBt ielbftperftdnbli9 nit be-
ionhers aablreiben 2elern oas bibtz
beitebelte Mittelz zgeras unb ben @ab=
tueiten elm.
3tuei Neiienbe iinb beft6nbie, iabrs
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterefie oes 8latz
tes unterpegs unb fiibren oentlelben
i'm Gerein nit unieren riibrigen 2p=
fal : Iaenten fprttpdbreno neue 2e<
Ter gu.
Sn anbetrabt oie1er Tbatla1en 1T
Die nSreie Breiie", tpD es fib barunt
banoelt, Die oeuti6e 8ep6lferune gu
erreiden, has bette Mmseige Wses
btnm i'm Staate 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09

ouf Die in fii6nen &reibeitri9en aus
sefiibrte Sfia5e gefporfen, Die ibn be-
bedte.
vMos lit bas2-Mie, I'm oGes in
Der Welt, fpmmen Sic gu btefer 3eicbz
nung2"
sd bdb iie bier in einem Minfel
jefunben, ols id bas Mtelter ipteber in
Stanb feben folte, na9ben Der arme
9err Stebling jeitorben mar. Menn
feiner bds Bib 6aben min, ba9te Id
mir, fannit Ou's ia gum Mnbenfen bes
balten. Gin bisten berriidt mag es
fpobl fein; aber dbnli3 ts es-ni3
tpdbr2"
9te Mebnli9fett mar In Der Shut
iiberrai9enb genug, tpie tpenig fonit
ou9 Die &pmpofition iiber bie eriten
flii4tigen Mnbeitungen binaussebiee
ben Ietn modte. Gin f91n seitaltetes,
tpetblf9es sSobelipefen NIT aafgel0iten
Saar unb mG9tieen f4tparaen 6leber,
mausfliigeln, bas fi9 iiber eirsn fdla.
fenben Siinsltng berabneigt, I'm i'm
5u fiifen pber biellet9t ann, I'm na9
Wampprdrt fein 8lut gu trtnfen-bas
ipar bas @uiet bes II, gentalen 3iigen
fffs5trten Gnttpurfs. 9lls fiinitlertf9e
2etftung mo9te bic @tubte benz Muge
bes 2aien tpohl obne fonberli9e gebeue
t1ng f9einen. rnb 1te tpiirbe au9 Grid
bon Brunned faum ldnger als fir ipee
nise Wftnuten irterefitrt baben, ipenn
ni9t eben biefe gang unberfennbare,
gerabeau berbliiffenbe Nebnlt9teit eee
tpefen tpdre, Die i'm auf ben erfen Bid
gepadt bate, als tbdte etipas Munber~
bares itnb l1nbe9reifli9es it9 Dor feiz
nen @u9en duf.
Dies f60ne MGb9enantlib, um be1s
ien 2ippen etn 10 ber1ansenbes unb
5uslei4 graufames 2G9eln fpielte, es
trug NIT Der poIfommenen Sreue eines
na4 bem 2eben geaei9neten portrdts
Dollp GDriters retaenbe 3iiee. llnb
felbit Die eigentbiimli9 dnmutbige gsus
gung beg f4lanfen 0alfes mar genau
btefelbe, BITE Grid 70 oft an benz lebens
bteen 0Drbilbe biefes bplren Nampnrs
ent5iidt' hatte.
fSnrtiebuna fotat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09
gSarun1 LIT fie bic heTte4

8arum 1T bic ct. 8ernaros8rauter.
8ille bic bette aller 8illen? g8eil Iie aus
reinen heilfrdftieeu &rdutern uno gBurs
seln bereitet tuirb. gs lauert ten tiifi.
ibes @ift tuie Quediilber unter oer ber,
lodenben 3uderhIlle, tuie BEL ben meiIten
ameritaniicben gatentpillen. Sic 1T 10
5unerldiiis uno rein, tuie bic ct. Ser
naros.8rfioer ielbit es iino, Die Iie erfun.
ben baben. 8ei Wfaeens unb 3eberleioen,
8eritOpfung, iotuie bei alien St6runaen
oer llnterleibssOrgane iit bic ct. Ser.
nnrbs&rauters8ille ein eetpaltioes, bod
milbe tuirfenoes Seilmittel. Sn alien Npu.
tbefen du baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-09
u Ii 8 / a n b.

= 9as Musmdrtiee Nmt in 8erz
lin maht befannt, baB Die neuliebe
BreBmeloung, Deutidlano noble BET
Der cubanii1en Geeierung gntlbds
9un9sanipriihe, Die BON 9eutiben
peeen anaebliber in betn lebten
&riege erlittener @erluite erbDben
puroen, aelteno MAIDEN, uolitdnbig
untpabr iit.
NnldBlih Der 5e1er leiner oia=
mantenen 6pbseit fat Der @rDBber=
sog bDn Miedlenburgz zStrelib ieinen
Entertainer elm eigentiinlides @e=
ibenf gemabt. Seoer einselne @in=
pobner erbdlt ndtnlib cine Nnwei=
flung auf Is Bfennig (6 gents), pels
die an ben Steuerfaiien bes 9anoes
gu bebeben lino. @elh riibrenoer
Ift fiiritliher 6nbberaieteit!
= Der BDliaeis 8rdfioent in Bos
fen batte unldneit bem bprtieer rpDl,
nifben" grate Ssuman befoblen. ieis
men Wamen in Shumann untsudns
bern, tpie iib auh feline gprfabren
genannt batten. Ser Nr5t ueigerte
fih. Dem 8efeble SDlge su leiiten.
uno tpanbte itb nit elmer 8eibmerbe
an ben 8eairtsauslbuB, aber bieier
lebnte ben ben BrDteIt ab, uno init
oem nDr. Sauman" 1T es gu @noe.
- Man ibreibt aus 8rDnberg:
Wioer grtparten bat Der 8rDseB ges
gen 81 Beteiliate an ben Streif=
grcehen, Die i'm Widra ftattfanoen,
ihon iebt iein gnbe eefunoen. Drei
Der Nngeflaaten tpuroen bes ibtpe=
rem uno fiinf bes einfaben 2anofries
oensbruhs ibuloig erfldrt uno 81,
anbertbalb Wpnaten @efdngniB biz
gu 2 Sabre1 3uhtbaus perurteilt.
- Die Wabl= =gta9lefe bei9dfti9t
Die Berliner Brefe mod INNER iebr
fart. Gin i0r9ianes Stubiunt Der
8iffern aus benienigen Stibnablbe>
sirfen. in tpelhen Die Spsialbemus
fraten am 25. SUM erfplgrei9 aepe>
len iino. lehrt, oaB Die biir9erlihen
Barteien Die erlittenen Sblappen
ausfblieBlih auf baS gDnto ihrer
eigenen 2diiiafeit au leben baben.
llno 10 lit benn fir Die Oreane Der
Derihieoenen syraftipnen uno syrafs
ti0nben Die lbDnite 8eranlaiiung
oprbanoen, Seremiaoen ansuitimmen
unb iib geeenleitla NIT 8Drtpiirfen
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6aupttpabl am 10. SUM gepDnnenen
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-06
TEMPLE OF FRATERNITY
Thirty Thousand Fraternalists March
 to the Worlds Fair Grounds.

to the Worlds Fair Grounds.
 St Louis, Nov 6.-The dedication of the Temple of Fraternity at the worlu fair attracted a larger crowd than has assembled since the formal dedication of the exposition buildings six months ago. A conservative estimate places the attendance at S00OO.
 The demonstration of fraternal forces surpassed anything of the kind ever witnessed in St Louis A mon ster parade, embracing representatives of nloTe than a score of fraternu or ganizations was a feature of the event. Ill the procession, nearly two miles long, We're many women's lodges. There were many bands in the process sion, and the members of the various orders in their full regalia, constituted an inspiring sight.
 The north end of the partially con- pleted Temple of Fraternity had been converted into reviewing stand. Chairs had been provided for the in yited guests and men and boys claimed points of vantage in the Illinois and California state buildings, which occu- py sites near the Temple of Fraternity, and more seats had been provided in the Temple inn, a restaurant pavilion adjoining the Temple
 After reviewing the parade, address es were made by Judge Noah NJ. G1van, president of the Fraternity Building association; David k. Francis, presi- dent of the Louisiana Purchase exposi- tion, and others. Judge Givan con gratulated the fraternalists on having erected the first structure of the kind in the history of the world. He said that the beautiful and commodious structure would next year be open to any member of any fraternal organiza- tion and would be fraternity headquar- ters.
 President Francis in his address said that one of the main objects of the ex- position is the promotion of fraternal feeling The universal exposition is intended to be universal peace con- gress. Nothing typified the feeling more," said President Francis, than the erection of the beautiful temple, and the great crowd that so enthusi- astically participated in its dedica- tion.''
 The Temple of Fraternity occupies an advantageous site on a high hill east of the Palace of Agriculture and south of the Illinois and California state buildings
 Many conveniences will be provided, such as free dispensary for the sick, both men and women, under a medical commission; branch postoffices stele- phone service, check rooms, writing, reading, smoking and lo1nging rooms, ladies' parlors, and, in fact, every con- venience which will insure the com fort and enjoyment of members of the fraternal societies visiting the worlds fair.