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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

Saturdays Nashville Banner says
of ''The Fortune Teller" which
comes to The Kentucky Wednesday:
While the audience which witness
ed the initial performance of 'The
Fortune Teller" at the yendome last
night was not large ii was an appre-
ciative one. That they enjoyed the
beauties Of Victor Herbert's Nineful
production was very much in evil
dence from the rise of the curtain
to its fall.
Another pleasing feature of 1.-THE
Fortune Teller" is that it is present.
ed by an excellent company, which,
of course. contributes in large meas
ure to its success. The chorus Is
large, posse sses good voices, especi-
ally the male portion. and the cos
tunes are appropriate and pretty.
Miss Grace Orr Myers made a
most bewitching little gypsy fortune
teller and she charmed her audience
with her daintiness and good sing
ing and acting. She has a voice of
wonderful sweetness and she had
scarcely trlpped upon the stage be-
fore she established cordial relations
between herself and the audience.
These were further strengthened as
the production progressed.
Mr.. Henry Turpin' who plays Miss
Myers gypsy lover, has an unusually
sweet baritone voice and he gives ali
intelligent and finished interpreta-
ton to the part.
The comedy of "The Fortune Tel
Ter" is well cared for by Messrs. Jas,
McElhern, Milton Dawson, Herman
Hirschberg and others.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

r. c. Mahaffey, in advance of Al
berta Gallatin in cousin Kate" is
at the Palmer. This popular star will
be at The Kentucky shortly.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

The most remarkable success of
season is play calledTheClansman,
a play from the book of that name
by the Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr. The
south has gone crazy over II. Some
of its scenes in the color question
are dangerously sensational. 1t play
ed to over $4,000 in a week of night
stands in Virginia.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

Henrietta Crossman's new play,
Mary. Mary. Quite Contrary. is very
like an old and pc alar comedy call
ed The Scrap of Plp>r.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

Ben Hur played to $1,000 in ons
week in Winnipeg.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-23

One of the hits of the season is
predicted for Maud Adams in Peter
Pan.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20
RUSSIAN WOMEN.
The Many Restrictions TO "h1ci
They Are Now Subjected.

The Many Restrictions to Which
They Are Now Subjected.
1t is difficult for an American to un-
dcrstand that freedom as we know Il
does not exist IN Russia There the lc-
cal position Of woman Is far from sat
isfactory. She hardly ever belongs to
herself, but is always under the tute-
lage Of some one.
As a daughter the Russian woman is
under the entire control Of her parents.
Her coming Of age does not alter her
position. She simply changes the au-
thority of her parents for the no less
rigid authority Of her husband. AS the
Russian statute puts it, zone person
cannot reasonably be expected TO fully
satisfy two such unlimited powers as
that of husband and parent"
The unlimited power Of the parent Is
withdrawn and that Of the husband
substituted. She cannot leave her lord
even to visit a ne!ghboring town with
out pass from him. He names the
time she Is permitted to stay, and ct
the end Of that time she Is bound to re-
turn to get the pass renewed.
4 husband may appear in court OF
law as Il witness against his wife, but
wife is not allowed to appear against
her husband 4 woman's evidence in
Russia is always regarded as Of less
weight than that Of man.-Harper's $
Weekly.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20

The Dissertation Of Miiton's Tomb.
The body Of the great poet Milton
was once on view at 4 charge Of three
pence head. 1t was in 1870, after
little carousal. that TWO overseers and
q carpenter entered the Church Of st.
Giles, Cripplesate, where Milton lay
Hurled, and, having discovered the
lcaden coffin which contained his body,
cut open its top with z mallet and
chisel when they disturbed the
shroud," Neye says, wilcn telling the
story Of the ghoulish deed. the ribs
fell. Mr.. Fountain confessed that he
pulled hard at the teeth, which resist
ed until some enc lit them with q
stone" Fountain secured all the fine
teeth In the upper jaw and generously
gave one to one Of his accomplices. Al
together the scoundrels stole a rib
bone, ten teeth and several handfuls Of
hair, and to Gro IN the diabolical busi-
ness the female gravedigger after
ward exhibited, the body to any one
willing to pay thrccpence for the spec
tacle.-Westnlinste Gazette.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20
Incredible Brutality.

1t would have been incredible brutal
ity if Chas. +. Lemberger. OF Syracuse,
\. y. had not done the best he could
for his suffering son. My boy" he
says, ':cuta fearful cash over his eye.
so l applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
which quickly healed it and saved his
eye" Good for burns and ulcers too.
Only 25c at The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20

"Ehut do you krolc about lov7'
er laws With, and various decisions are
only good in so far as they help your
case and hinder your opponents.
You seem an honest appearing young
man, which ts we'll SO far as our rela-
dons go, but no further. want an as
sistsnt, one who IS ready and will
lngtc do just as direct and to ask no
questions. Do you think you can All
the btu?''
~ can try" replied Albert quietly,
"sad as soon as I get used to your
methods Of procedure here I think (
can succeed"
He, was g little startled at the pecul-
lar character Of bis employer and in q
way slightly disgusted, but he was not
In a position to caril or feel sQueamish
over apparent lack Of honesty and re-
solved at once to ignore 1t.
what do you wish me to do:' ne
continued after moment Il will DO
the best can for you and am ready to
60 to work now
You are to be at the Office at :
O'clock sharp" replied Frye, take
one hour for lunch and remain till
g." Then he added by way Of spur
to his slaves fidelity: Il am paying
you S75 Q month on the recommend OF
an important client Of mine who want
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20
Behind the Bars.

If you are an amateur photographer
and have O negative Of some friend
whom you would like to see locked
up for q long term, put your printing
frame just inside wire mosquito net
ting when you print the next picture
from the negative The result will be
a print showing your friend behind
the bars. The effect Will be almost
startling.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20
A Reuedy Without a Peer.

Il find Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy | ever used for stomach
says j. p klote. ef Edna.
Mo. For any disorder OF the stomach,
biliousness or constipation, these Tab
lets are without L peer. For sale by The
T.. B. Loryea Drug Store. Isaac NJ.
Loryea. Prop.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

TO 81. CONTINUED.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20

When your ship OF health strikes the
hidden rocks OF consumption. nneu-
lH0nia. etc.. yoa are lost. II :ol! t!on t
gct help from DR.. Kings New DiScor-
cry for Consumption. J. w. Mckin-
non, of Talladega Springs. Ma. writes:
Il had been very i'll with pneumonia.
iinder the care of two doctors. but was
@ctting no better when | began to take
DR.. Kings New Discovery. The first
dose gave relief. and one bottle cnrti
me-" Sure cure for sore throat. bron-
ciltis, coughs. and colds. Guaranteed
~ The r. 3. Loryea Drn@ Store. ps'it."
&c and 81. Trial bottles; free
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20

rs NICE q i...,;r i -: father, q
yacht, plenty Of lliv::;,,y ;rli,: i;;::::i5 10
DO but spend it." he sud 70 hi!il%.'ii t'I2-
fully that night as lie sat in l!s cA'"c-
less room smoking ;ul dwelling upon
the picture Of Il gay life as disclosed hy
lis friend. But we are not all born to
fortune, and perhaps, after ali, l might
i,c worse off," which, to say the least,
is the best way to look at 1t.
TO 81: CONTINEE.p.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-20

sF all the smooth, elusive vul-
W lures lurking in the shadow Of
SsTsn7E the temple Of justice or perch!
5sSV ing upon it Nicholas Frye, or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
WisiiOnsnse Albert9ea, Minn.

5 Dugene fra 6.-13. Mdrts b.
u. afbolbes = ON Sub bill - en-
MSisiionsuse / ben bunite eb. sIutb.
Menig1e6, Gilbert Sea, Wiinn.
@enner inobpOes bierteligt til al
tomme og beltaee | Msberne.
9ua MenigAebens @egne
.. g. SIfsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
&OrreipOnDanee
geroisre &nOr 60, Nebr.
10. Ae6r. 1905.

10. 5ebr. 1905.
5r. 9ebattsr af oDoniferen"!
Oil De pare iad COB at optage
nebenitaaenbe lille MebbeleIie.
5 4nIeOning at, at paftor 6ilz
lerups Sprgenien bar ar6ejbet iblanbt
os / en- 4arraffe og MI forIaber %,
oa ban er faIbet til Gutter Co., bar
nj blepne enige ON at giOe BAN og
bans 6uitru en- lille Minoegape til
4fIteb.
8i par nogle genner Iamlebe beb
geber Rpgaarb / ga3ile en- Sang,
boor Ri blep enigs ON at gre en- Snos
Iamling bIanOt 8aniferne Der beb
gerbigre % CREIGHTON og bIanbtgen=
ner i QnteIops 90. 8ette lptfebes o.
fad ooer al 5orbentning. Ollie 5olt
par piqige til at l9age beres @rtenbtz
ligbeo for Odgeu peb at nbe gibrag.
9i 6abbe beitemt Den IS. 5ebr. til at
iamles hos Pait. Ssrgenien og oberz
bringe BAN @unen. Der foridmlebes
lite iaa faa bos quft. S%sr9enfen.
8d iea, beerunoet pad Sne % auls
be. bar forbinoret I at biie min I'll
it%ebeparelie, o%perbra9tes 9dben BAN
al .. Rpgudrb % Daniel 9arien.
gdIt. Ssrgenien o9 5uitru bar fbns
Zig rsrte Og glade oper 9dpen, og
BET bleo en- fornpieIi9 Os peIiignet
Stunb, be bette meb binanben.
9aitur S~srgenfen hur msbt me9en
RisfenbeIie og u%retfaroig gebano.
ling fra bisie 6oIb, faa Ri fslte %
bobbelt qldoe oeb at tunbe nife ban
benne file Opmuntring | bans Ger
ming, oa bi altib bar bGret glade beb
BAN og tror, at bans 9erning i.
6erren lite bar p9ret forgGpes. 9i
bill pnife BAN 6eIo % 9btte I Grems
then og. at Sub bill BRUCE BAN til
mango MenneIters 5rslie, for bans
4rbeibsbag er til Gnbs.
Gbers forbunbns
martin Sonber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
Srep til y9aniferen".

9inofab, 20. 6ebr. 1905.
5oroen er tlabt / fit inebpibs
Struo ogiaa Der. 99nge LOB Din
ieren Osnte paa iig, men faa bIeD ben
til 0eng9lo Iaa m.9et beg badrbers,
ba BEN tom. Def biber / Rnien, mar
man ftal imoo ginben, Og 9ermo.
metrst piisr 20 unber Rul. 3etts
fslte SIR. 8. 5. SobnfOn Os paitOr
Weismon. bu De asrbug Qften ben
Il. 5ebr. arbejoeoe fig frem gennem
7riperne for al naa til Stationen.
pait. Neisman bar bleben talot
biem pr. Telegram paa @runb at
9sbsfalb / Wsnigbebsn. 8uren
moatte opeiDes efter flers 3imers il
b9rbigt 4rbejos at p9re naast fnapt
balDDtjs.
9i babbe MisIionsmebe / bisie
9age fra ben 8. q til og msb ben12.
men pud @runb af llbejret, spa bet
gdnite Imaat meb geisget. Der bar
flet ingen fra Ssitermeniebeoen /
Rance so. Men for nOele at bisfes
geotommenbe, fom mebts, par ret
6erligeS tunber, fom life burbe glenn
mes. Srbet ON Sbnb oe ON Haabs
lsb Hart og tpbeligt. Mlan frems
orog Winber baabe fra pr9biteitoz
len og pribat. 6por goOt bet er ii
6ere Sefus til, at bare bans Gjenbom
.og ban Dor. Der er t%rtitne, fom bar
f1rligs 4aabegabsr til at tale pri1
aai mtb ben entelte ON Subs Rigs;
sstfs r. sr.mm msnins life ben
minDhe T<i ! misTUss8SiEefH.
.gf aI0oeDe os peb al oDerralfs q
tor GhriItenien meo en- mn Buag1
Zen @dbe fra bsggs Menisbeoerns) os
lea er big pdd, at ben Ogiad bIep moo
taoet meb @l9be. Waa Sub 9iDe
BAN 5elbreo og Sunobeb til at rpgs
tie i'm @erning / 5errens 3jeneite L
blanot os, eIer Iom ban ielp uos
trpfte fig .mautts fdd COB til at be-
re gub imellem os og Dor fnlss
saber. gnb fra 5aber til Ssn."
ga, Di gnIfer tiGige, at ban mda saa
guO til mangen en- bilOfdrsn Ssn O9
8attsr meo bet glade 9ubifab: ia
oeren penter, tom bjeml"
gi mOOtOe for fort lib itoer
8rsO ira Dor forbenbarenbe pr9lt
S. 5. Dolbo, bpori ban meboelte %
at bans 6uItru bar ogb. Oct gjoro'
Ell bpbt Snbtrpf paa enbper, ion
tsnOts benz, Os qaf. DdlbO bar boz
spbsite MsbfslelIe og Spmpdti / III
Sore Ober 9abet at en- 5uitru %
DlOoer til 5 fmda gsrn unbsr
4ar.
9ermeO en- Denlig Silien til gla.
bets &ebdttiOn os bets aaIere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24

,,Donferen" ubgaor . @anse ON
lloen. $3.50 aurlis. grspesgar. frtt.
|Dunifb pubfiUins 5Oufs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
.uOaniferen"
5reoag b. "a. 5ebrnar 1905
Blair, yfebr.

9unFf Gubstieneite pao Ssnbag |
Dor eanift lutherfte airte til be iGbs
puniige SiOer, Gorm. SCI. 1890 %
9fftsn 81. 7.30.
Ssnbossftols / 8irtens 8oiement
81. 9 Worgen.
5prleben bapoe hi 9efeg at en-
Qanosmdno, en- SlagteripenO lien fra
Smdbo. 6an a blepen uoe al 4rs
bsiOs og 5Ortjeneite og ban baOoe
Some og to 9prn at forfsrge. Stun
A 4ar bapbe ban p9ret Der / 2dnoet,
oe for to Qar iiben bapbe ban fenot
efter aone og 9ern. 6an baboe faaet
Mn0isning paa en- 9Iabs / @iniioe,
Nebr., og often for ban tom Der.
bapoe ban prspet at beat" i'm gel
BERTH paa ct 5ragttog, men bar BILE
ben fmiot df Der peo Blair. Sadban
fprtalte ban. Sdd BAD ban ON !0i9lp
til GejTen. 6un baboe osIad paret
hos gait. Mnter paa Stolen. Da
ban eff berfra, baobe ban ialt So og
mangleoe Iad fun soc. | at haDe Relz
fepenee. 6an lOpeoe at ffripe nddr
Ran uaaebe til @iniibe. Oct bill in
teresfere % at erfdre, ON ban naaeoe
frenl, oq OH Del pasIebe 1ba6 bdn forz
talte. Iii / faa Sab er bet 10 en-
5ornsielie at bi9lps en- 2anbsmano,
Der er tommen / 5orlegenbeb.
Der bar p9ret nogen Sn9oom
pdu SfoIen / ben fibife 5ib, men eff
ter bodb bi 6srer til Moreen bar Sil=
fGloene not p9ret lette, og Sunb=
hebstilitanoen er bebre.
) aften Ttal Der bare Mufits
foncert paa Stolen og 8affetzgaas
gontelt ! Stplens 9pmnaItitfaI. O.
@pertifementerne.
hilbert 6eoelunb er for 3iben
engageref / GO Matbieiens 8lGbes=
butif, meoens principalen er en- 5ur
/ Chicago.
Iu I flere 0age bar Ri bait bet
fineffe % bebageligite 5ebruarpeir,
nogen fan snite Iig. Sneen fpinber
raft, og 5oraarstegn piier iig. 9ras=
fet begDnoer anereoe at pippe frem,
bDOr Sneen er fOrfDunben. Man maa
fonoe bet gamle Orb: Oct fan fe
erant og blipe gobt".
SIR. Ssrgen Ssrenfen, en- of
pore Senbaesitolelprere. er / oisfe
Saee oeo at flDtte ub / R9rbeoen If
german. hbor ban bar rentet en-
As5arm. San er %formobentIig bleOen
1rat at gnerbeibet, bOurfOr ban uu
uo i bet 5rie. Bore bebfte I'm
alger BAN. IN.
Del at Stolens Soft og
~6l. 6ouie fumt fere af
mOs.e l'e p\rsisr til JremOnt /
% marasg 81 y |" Mere areOsmsbeis
ilDits Days (Ssnbua
snitsr Dem en- COB 5uA
Nan fan life ~ iOm Ivy.
.9oot out for tbe cars"
aftes peO 6-63 5s-ea fOA vi -
a Sog lige sfter chamber
rHsbsus bar fantibtg fom ct ~
Og to bOfbt paa stationen. TNI
maa bel bare en- 5elee of Sneen, at
Der nu sr iuu uaIminbelis mesen
SraFf. SCI tiger after til bDem. Der
saar paa Sr9ttet: ,,2oOf putt" IN.
ssobn MeQuarrie bar ct fort
0plas nf gpeninssmeteridlsr Og Rul
til tabeIte prifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
graftiif 9brl9geb9g

fpm lorsr, bOOrlebes 9dnomdnoen
tan fenoe meb tibet betoitelise Mios
Ter til I|iftert at belbrebe De bos 9e=
lie, 9ornioas, 6uar % Swim aiia,ii-
beligit forstOmmenbe Sp9bomme, til
liee in~bebolbenbe 4nbisning til be
gogen foreTfrepne eaaemibIers Gam.
menf9tning og 3ilberebeIIe. 33o
Siber ri OmiIug 45c. 5rimGrter
mobtdges iom Detailing.
81. 9. Sun ct lille Splag bdpel
at Oenne BOG, Tua De, fom sniter ben.
hebeg at beifiae famine indreit mulig
Danish Publishing House
: Blair, Nehr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
Sra YDmmans 0rOus % Cmesn

5or 3iOen beIeger ). Sodumim,
Ipecisl rejIeuoe asent for DdniTb 9.
|publ. 5oufs I Blair, gebr.. aimtalls
ton og Omssn. 8ore2onOsmGnb Der
oDre bsoss benbtte 2ejligbeben III at
HaHs fg noele soOe bonits Bigger.
fcm mr. So6umien bar Ell srOt lib.
bula af. Oct itol olebe ", ON
|SodumIsn maa gre en- got 5Orret.
nina meb fine geger oe fag ubbrebi
oobe banffe gsger iblanbt bTts 2anbss
manb Der pda Ggnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24

@einbran6t oil beapnbe en-
np Reitaurant. gilt til biQiqfte
Briferf 9nffe 8 Gent, aund SO.
ga bgiere. ct 9Dbt Maaltio % 6.
Rg6 for Snlg til fra as. til10G. pr.
8uno | hams &~gbubiol9 Deo
Siben af Heitauronten. Blair BboHs IL
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
Doorhauoel ca Smeoeperffeo,

vor -c.xea.te Iandar1ans, seREs JFN,
SEN, har uaodtaget en- stoT F~orsyniug at
E1HE BTGgaEa5 sn+n sP"lges IL rfn1ff@r
Priaer. Han selger Lansing-Nognen med
fald GarautL. Hans Smetcvcrkste d CT ny
IfQ forsvnet med en- ny Gasolin- Lokomotiv
og er allie Haader udfustct til Al gore ait
I'll FACET benhsreude.
Yner saH gnd At ki0ge ind hos hmm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-02-24
Glt &Orn,S ga.

Glt 6prn er ineet inbe, eler bar
pGret; men M bespnoer gefoltnins
gen after al rsre Iig. 5 Here 9dse
bar Yoitforbinbelien og al 5orbinz
BELLE meb Omperoenen afbrubt. Oct
foradria9ebe mango lllemper. Sat
telobne truebe meo at blioe toloe -
%enfelte mdatte til at Iabe Sr9 -.
Qampsrne trueoe me6 at gda ub, pad
SfoIen bar De efter Sigenoe reduce
ret til StearinlDs. 9en eneI lie 6orz
anDring pi 6aboe paa gsiret / eli
balo Snes 8dgs bar. at oen enc
Dag fog bet. ben anben oar bet itids,
men MI CT gejene nogenlaaoe aabnt
Iigtn, og Den n SlGoe sftsr ota
anOen fdrer forbi.
Ga Grippe bar b9ret pad
6proe % faret not idd bdarot frem,
iiar iblonot De GIOre. 6eg9e pore 2as
ger bar bait trdolt. Utange idnnes
/ airten bber Ssnbog. % 9lasierne
i Senoa9sitolen bar b9ret meget
Imoa. Dor banitzengelife Rsligions
itoIe meb Miis Martba SteFenien
iom 9arerinbe os Miiis ecilia aarl=
ZEN iom 4sIiitent, bar bog botbt zig
eauenoe. gsrnene er babe glade %
larelbftne; naor 9eiret tildber bet.
er Stolen fulot beIot. omtring 10
ftote oq fmoa. Gn Stole of ben
GIaos fan 10 fun boloes / Sang peo
en- Del pefuniGr Opofrelie, men Jon
8isoom er beore enb QUIT oo &di,oz
TAB / SUBS Orb er mere o1rebar
enb rent Crib. Iaa er bet og port
6oa6, at be SGbeforn, ION Der BIZ
Der neolaat, life Ital blioe uben6ru1t.
Sub bill pelii9ne Stolen. Deb iiofte
NeniQbebsmsbe blep BET beTtemt, IT
9irfen ffuloe unoergad en- aepdrdtis
on, mt Gag o. +. b. gi fit | Gfterz
aaret en- 5urndce lat inb og bar Il
@runb til at 19re forngjet meo 5ors
anbringen.
Den L. Mlarts tiltraoer ben ME
8eitbrer poa gsrnebiemmet i'm Ser
ming. 6dn er efter Sigenbe / Slrgt
meb DIR. 80. Rottsnbore % er nplig
iammen meb benne arriberet fra
0anmarf. Mr. Og Mrs. ROttens
borg ofIaebe iammen meb obitiIlse
andre af @lf 6Orns 5olt ire Md1s
nebers gefee / 5ebrslanoet. 5irmas
ct Somes og Sanien er oplgit, ieet
SIR. 6. g. 6onien bar truttet fg
ub at 5orretningsn os tebt en- 5urm
poo $50 9creg 2dnb / Ie6raffa.
0i snifer Wr. SunTen meb GamiIie
Selb oe 2ptte meb Gordnbringen.
Oct nbe Girmos gdpn er s. Sumes
ug go.
9of. 3b. 8. Serfitb LATER
to @anoe / llgen meb enaonfrmanbs
tldsie poa % Gleper. De Ifol life
ule %tonfrmeres; bog er Der en- Del
unge, fom bbsrt Aar bliber bunbne
(ffulbs 6lipe bunbne) efter gibet 9efte
til 5erens Menigbeb. Maatte be oa
lGre bette enc, at aate poo 6srrsns
8ub; tbi, flyer ban 10 ielp. glib ou
DiIls aaif pna mine gub, oa ituIoe
Ibn n a1ae Fom 5lobsn Og bin
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
WORSHIPPER
OF DEVIL
IS DEAD

Huntington, Ind, Aug l5.-Daniel Flick
niger Wilberforce, who was educated AT
Wilberforce university, returned To MS
native Africa as a missionary and revert
ed TO devil worship. is dead. This news
comes In private letter from Missionary
Stults at Freetown, West Africa, who,
however, does not give the date of VIII
berforce's death His two sons are being
educated al Otterboin university, Wester-
Vile, o.
DR.. D. X Flicklnger. Of this city, N
charge OF the missionary work OF the
United Brethren church. was visiting
Congregational missionary in West Afrca.
IS years ago. A male child was born in
the village and Dr. Flickinger was ask
ed to name him and did so, Daniel
Flincknger Wilberforce." Twelve years
later DR. Fllckinger saw a bright negro
boy at work i'm the American Missionary
socletys rooms I'm New York and asked
his name.
Daniel Flickinger Wiberforce." said
the boy. He had come TO America as a
Congregational missionary servant DR.
Flickinger educated the boy at Day
, ton. o.. and gave him medical course
at Cleveland Young Wilberforce married
a colored girl at Dayton and both. SEEM
ingly deeply religious, were sent as mis-
sionaries 20 Africa 25 years ago
They often visited the United States
where Wilberforce lectured all over the
Central states, and collected money for
his mission work. The education OF the
two sons and two daughters was begun
I'm Central college here.
wilberforce end his family had a mar
row escape In 1895 during an uprising OF
natives in the Imporreh country. who
plundered the missionaries and tried TO
kill them. Then. 10 the surprise and grief
OF his friends in America. Wilberforce re-
jolned his tribe and was elected It's chief
a place 20 which he was heir by blood
And worse forgetting hts religious train
lpg. the misnamed man Joined the devil
= orshippers and took TO himself several
uvca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-15
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