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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

Dem Gobn MIR flii9tis babin9ebeno,
Dab CT um5ieRen ipsrbe, freipiIig nod
in Der Gtdot bleiben ipols, uno bab er
ii3 roll beFdnoe.
I1en an0sren SntereHsn boran ftsbt
jets tpieOer Die grobe. gefllrlide. enb=
lpIe &eiGe.
r2iane, i6 fage Gir, Bis IN bis
TdHt hinein 6aben mir ut Grbeiten,
penn mir mrrgen ni9t oen 3ug rer@
pafIen foIen!"
$50 arbeiten mir eben, Sant9en, d"
ipri9t 2idne ibr 1roIt gu. SO ipeib
5fpdr Hi6t mas, oenn Die Softer iinO
gepedt. aber tpenn Su nieinit ="
uno fie urbeiteten, perIi9erten 0as
9auS geaen 0iebesz un6 8euerSgefabr,
infpi3irten Oo9boben unO &ener,
forgten fir 6es 6aushsrrn Mo9t, fis
Srau Matbilbe fel6er {t0bnt: SO
tam ni4t mebr! @snn tpaS pafiirsn
foate = i6 babe meme S@utoieteit
getban!" =
Mls pdlmer en- rd6{ten Ntoroen
angefa2ren fpmmt, nm bic Samen CUR
8dbn gu brinsen, trifft er Srau IRA;
t6iloe un0 2iane reiiefertie, Batter
5Dbrenba9 afer nit pIaibs unS
S@a6teln belaOen, oab er f9ier unter
Ser 2ait 3u1ammenbri6t.
2idae in i6rem fhnarSen &leio, nit
Sen f6immern0en @ugen, Dem 5Grt>
li9en 2G6eln iieht ieiten reisppu aug.
Oas entge1t Yalmers @ugen ni6t.
Marn oridt er i9r Die !0ano. 8e0en
fpnnsn fie tpenig matchmaker. S6re
Tirforge gilt 6rau Matbiloe, bic nit
i6ren @orabnungen uno ibrem @b=
f6ieoS16mer5 ale bei9Gftigt, Bis Der
Gil5ug in Die 8abnbofsbale einlGuft,
uno Der S9affner gum ginIteigen ruff.
Der 3ug iest fi6 in 9etpesung.
4nfgeregt i'm bO6iten @raoe fGbrt Ole
Spttprin in Die Sai9e, nm ibr So
f9entu9 Su sieben : uno f3pingt
cine ldn9e i9ipur5e @tlasi9leife, BAR
duf es in gploenen 2ettern leu9tst:
n&ube ianft!"
Spftor 60brenba9 uno Yalmer
ieeen chamber peroubt an, laden
I3liebli6 unO f9penten lire Slider.
2tane bot Die S9par3dtlahene err
griffen. 5uTammengeroGt unb auf Den
SiB selegt.
Die 0pftorin aber iinft in Sic Sol
fter unO ft0bnt: wWenn bds fein
I9le3tes Smen I'll, nil i9 ni@t Mtas
tbiloe beibsu!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Oriftinrr GruuS.

rWarum pint On Dem jungen
,3obnarSt bsnn Define Sp9ter ni9t ges
benz S6 bente, er lit f9on elm Sabr
in Der Gtootg" ngr tann aber ni4i
- Wurael fdiienl"
gn1rt,trurrr autnrrIprItW.
Sabrifant: Sect neiB i9 erff
re9t ni9t, OBJ i6 Dem Maper treoitiren
iou2 Sd habe spei 4ustiinfte iiber
i'm erbalten, Die cine lautet gut unb
bic enore idledt."-rOa baltic Did
nur an bie lebtere Iusfunft. Sie
fhled,te lit aeipDhnlih INNER Die aute."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

S6nittIdu6 eeoeibt tur gar,
uno f90n in leidtem 8ooen, an elmer
Stele, Die bon Den be;ben Sonners
ftra9len Ser Mittaesionne in Den
Spmmermonaten ni9t getroffen miro.
man biingt ibn MIR nit Glterem Sfenz
rub, bod nur bei nafler @itterung.
aud G~eifentpaHer, &affeeiaB II. |. 10.
fam pertpenoet iperben. lin S9nittz
lau6 INNER Sart gu erbalten, i9neiOei
man i'm biGt iiber Der Grbe ab. penn
er finserbo9 lit, beoedt i'm nit leidter
Grbe uno be9iebt i'm Bel trIber Wifs
terunq uno audi Mbenos.
Gtne 9
M e noung finbsn g~esenpdrtig in
Sbonep, Iuftralisn, auber Oienit ees
ftelte Strabsnbabnmagen. @sihe Oa=
men laTen tol9e Waeen grim uno
tpeib anitrei9en. fdmiiden oeren Snz
reres nit 9lumen unb Sppfpflcnsen
aus, UNI tie Damn ais v@%fternopT tea
rooms" au pertpenoen.
8ibIiotbete beIist Der
Staat Neip Worf alein 924 nit inss
seiammt 9,079,S63 BGnoen; Wahas
duietts bat 624 8ibliotbeten mil
7,616,994 8Gnoen; penfDlpanien 491
9ibIiotbefen nit 4,580,312 8dnoen.
OieIe brei Staaten eienen etpa SO
Nrpsent Der 8iblipthefen ur0 40 0ros
gent ser @eiammt5abl her 9anbe Der
1ar5en Ser. Staaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
Is. e ubtteI |.

XAd pdren mir bsnn dlIo tpirf
~ lid nit garSsn @lieoern an
~ %gefommen! Sd Bin pie ge>
rdbert." 5rau Mat6il6e
bate es sed95t unb fia in cinen Gel
Tel bineinfd1en lahen, ais iie na9
elmer i6r i6ier enolos Sanfenoen @eiis
Wferan errei9t uno i'm Sotel abgeItie-
gen iparen.
Sine Sefunoe fpdter bate Tie iih
f6on pisoer nit bel 9eipegli9teit err
bo6en, mar bin ans offene 6eniter gez
elf, bate ii4 melt binausgebsuat, mi.
bemielben anumfafIenoen SntereFe,
oas ihr pGbrenb Der lanqen Tabrt
ni9t einen Iugenblid ermattet mar,
einen erIten, ldnDIdaftli9en ueberblid
genommsn, fdtte oieien erften @inoruf
nit einem @9ieIsuden babin formuz
lirt: rNa ia. aber 2inSenfie6t lit grii<
ner," uno bate Damn gefra9t: yNun,
Qiane, tpds MAIDEN mir benr nun?"
n@uf Sen Srieobof m06t' i6, SAINT
9en. iobalO Su Did Elm tpenig sr6olt
baft."
5rau Matbiloe bano IoFort an
ibrem !6ut Die S9leife pieosr felt.
nIuf Sen 6rieobof = natiirli6! unb
auf Dem Weg oabin fonnsn mir pobI
nod Elm paar f60ne Srdn5e taufen."
2iane mar fiu, pis fe gsgen oas
@nOe Ser &eife INNER filler ge!porosn
mar, un0 ftiG geienften !6auptes TGritt
Tie Damn ne6en Srau Matbilbe bur6
Die &ei6en Der ftiQen S6ldfer.
8al0 ftaroen tie por Sem friIhoes
1uutteten S9ugeI, gu Dem Der 6rteOz
boflpG9ter tie gmeleitet bate. 3idne
legte i6ren bliibenoen &ran5 nieoer uno
Srdu Matbilbe ibren g%riinen, Der aul
breiter i9parSer S4leife 011 s~oloenen
Wuni6 trug: r8ute Ianft."
Die Ooftorin fdltete Die 6dnOe uno
sin paar SbrGnen liefen ihr gang ia6t
AT bei6en Seiten iiber Oas 9eiiAt
binab. SaIb galten Die rebmutbsOols
len 3G6ren Dem eri9itternOen @ez
oanten, Dab ole einmal iterbsn mill
fen, balb leu6tete bon Den rHuts
Tanft" i6r cine Grinnerung auf, uni
Die cine Nlutter tpoAl ali1 guten
@runo gum Weinen unb @e1flagen
bate.
2iane tpar auf sic 8niee nieOerse=
furfen. sic betete fiji = Elm I@ebet,
nas nie Elm Opferfsuer emppritieg aus
ibres 0erSens Oanfesheiber Stefe.
8laB uno rubig erhob lie IiG piea
Ser. Sbre 9dnoe itrihen ianft unS
leiIe iiber Die Gros oss 9Igels oahir1,
als elGtte tie einem 3ufea6sn oas
Sedtett, oas er iber ii9 gebreitet.
5rou Mothilbe blidte beimliG mad
i6r bin. @ie mar lie 10 gang GnosrS,
ais on0ere! Seine ShrGnen = a6er
Die Ooftorin fublte ipoDl, oas mar tei'1
geringerer S4mers.
Damn nabmen ite ibren Meg I'll Dem
Sanatorium, in fpelfem Die Sdr.e
Morano geTibrben mar. Gs mar cine
tleine Y~ripatanitalt I'M 9duis eine6
@rstes, Der ni9t lpie piele anDere arobf
Embellishments iein 9dus ipGbreno De-
@ommers p01ig i9loB. 0ione, pel6t
Die @eritorbene bierber bc9leitet bott'
uno nod elm paar Woden bel ihr Der
blieben mar, bspor lie na6 3inoenfteoI
reiite, puroe bon Dem 4r5te nno lei.
ner Satin poa 9erali9feit begrlBt
Oessleiden als Sraa &oaesd Die Dot
TORN.
Sonoerli6es au eraGhlen puBte od:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12
epe3tal'StSnale.

srfsn . e@idss, sipeite MIarns
Ssrtiten . S6Idse, brittT AIarx,
Dritten . StIdss, bierter AIarra.
-s-s. 6eser aus uns SdInl& azfessxas
j S&Idge, aeafetrud ab.
. S&Idse, II ubr ysittssA
. Die 70 besei9neten Sisnals ipsrbea sru ssas xsura
sa4tr a~nesseben ta on sea tctrsHexssx etxataR
stusiuaea teas NIcrms6aeu arpebpc6t fHA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

3ipet Woifenfinber, Of.
BEL Der eriien 3iebuns Der parlisi
9relottsrie fungirten. Duroen bon osl
@epinnerin reg cine Minion ~betrn9sns
ben Saupttreffsrs, elmer SeSansr
Morfetenberin Namens 9pfsr, obpP'
tiert.
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nnrrn1lup.

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pieoer 6am nler Die beioen Sommer>
frii9ler beim Ingeln erpii6t; no,
mas Die oielen CONNER iGon fir
Strufen '5oblt baben; mebr pie feds
8auern Steuern!!"-I m t m q :
ga, i'm @emeinberatb iper6e ids nal
our Spra9e bringsn; Die -mufIen Sl
G6renbiiroern ernannt perbeni"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-12

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go ndren mir benn alIo tpirf.
~ lid nit 9anSen @lieoern an
~ gefommen. Sd Bin pie gez
rd0ert." sSrau Mdthil0e
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-06
Death OF Col. Townes Robertson.

Death OF Col. TOWnes HODertson.
On Thursday August the 3lst
1905 Col James Townes Robertson
died after an illness of nearly three
weeks. He was stricken with paraly-
sis few days after returning from
Honea Path where he had been to at
tend a reunion of Orr's Rifles, of which
be was the last living field officer.
About twenty years ago Col. Robertson
was first stricken while in Columbia
attending the annual meeting Of the
knights of Honor, of. which he was
the grand treasurer an Office that he
filled acceptably for number ofyears.
Col. Robertson was a son of captain
Frank Robertson, and was born and
reared on farm in the northern por
ton of Abbeville County. For num-
ber of years he was employed as clerk
in one of the stores in Abbeville, then
went into business with Mr.. John
Gray.
At the beginning of the war he
was elected as lieutenant in Com
pany B, Capt. James M. Perrin, of
Orr's regiment. BY his gallant and
faithful services he was rapidly pro-
NOTED.
He was a devoted and consistent
member of the Episcopal church and
an enthusiastic Mason. In the re-
construction period no man gave more
time or devoted more energy to his
county than did Col. Robertson. At
one time he represented Abbeville
County in the House of Representa-.
tives, where he was conservative, and
gave valuable counsel. He was In
business a number Of years with Col.
Med. Miller, the uncle of Miss Eugenia
Miller, whom afterwards be married.
To them were born, three daughters
and two sons, all of whom were
around his bedside tenderly serving
him during his last illness.
Friday morning, September the
first, the funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. w. B. Sans, former pastor
of Trinity, assisted by the Masons.
The body was laid 10 rest in Trinity
cemetery by the side of his wife who
had gone before him.
The pail bearers were Messrs, T. P.
Quarles, G. D. Brown, L. T. Miller,
p. B. Speed, w. D. Barksdale, j. r.
Blake,
The honorary pail bearers were:
Messrs. B. S. Barnwell, Hugh Will
son, Ed Calhoun, II. T. Tusten, Il. II.
Hemphill.
Mrs. Emma Robertson Bigby, MIR.
Joe Young of Honea Path, Mr.. War.
rem Fleming and Mr.. Alfred Robertson
the funeral.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-06

stock Of fresh new goods at prices "way down
yonder."
MI Willie Latimer left Monday for Glenn.
MISS RnDett Turner expects TO leave next
Monday for Wesleyan Female College Of Ma
con, 9aOrPia.
MIR, w. ]. Bryson returned laat week from
pleasant visit to his home people at Cashiers
Mr. O'Dell spent laat Wednesday with Mrs.
Fanui ie Marahall and family. Mr.. O'Dell Ia an
old friend Of the family and they were glad
70 have him as their guest
Mrs, c. V. Hammond left last Tuesday for
vist tn Mira G. P. Hammond at Spartnnhurg.
Mesdames Owens. Latiner end Gamhrell
sttep cd the m Getting OF the Woman's For
e,gn Missionary Society last week at Honea
Miss Antoinetse Hammond left Last Tues.
day for Clover. Va, where she will Rpend
some time with her friend Miss Annie Neel
Mrs. Frank Fetzer entertained q number Of
her friends last Friday afternoon IN most
delightful manner. Delicious refreshments aIs
charming hostess, OF course every one spend
q most enjoyable afternoon.
Margaret, the pretty little daughter OF MrR.
Henry Williams entertained most charming
~ a mum Der OF her little friends last Saturday
Mr.. c. v. Hammond returned last Monday
after q week most pleasantly at Glen Springs
and With relatives In Spartanburg.
The Russo-Japapese "peace dove" has been
sailing around over the troubled sea OF these
two great nations at the Peace Conference OF
Portsmouth for some time, but at last. like
Noah'e weary dove has come back TO the
Portsmouth Peace Conference bearing the
olive branch Of peace, at which the whole
world rejoicea.
What about the annual reunion Of Abbe-
willie County Veterans7 We have been aaked
when and where 1t ia to meet. Let those who
bave 1t in charge give the desired informe-
tion and the old veterans Will be pleased.
Mrs. p B. Speed and children are visiting
relatives at Hartwell, Georgia.
Hall & Anderson Clothing Company will
occupy the store to be vacated by the Wilson
Henry Company.
Mr.. Ernest Visanski will leave next Friday
for the University OF Virginia where he will
take up the study Of law.
The condition OF Mr.. Will Syfan at this
writing remains unchanged. Since bis acci-
dent be has received number Of letters OF
svmpat from different head men Of the @.
n. & w. Railroad Company.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-06
ELECTRICI STORM.
Lightning g--Thnuder-- Floods Hain
Bcaus and Rain Dears Expostd TO
(,upid's Darts. .-

- On Friday evening bet tween eight and nine
o'clock when lovers IN town we're putting on
their best clothes, and when their best girls
were tieing ribbons and looking their sWee!-
esh WbIch Tns moved ed down the Dae West road after
the fashion OF a tropical zephyr, .: 90.
"The thunder roar'd and the lightning
And broke old granny's mirror all to,
smash" ~
The wind itself was enough TO scare timor:
ous souls but when electric bolts descended
and when the rains came down Irom tbS
clouds In great buckets full, "bslls OF hre"
were kicked about after the manners OF q
football team. even the suoklipg babes took
alarm, Some Of the "bals Of hre"' we're
thrown over the palings and onto some OF the
lota. When they began to hit cbimneya and
oualy. when the fire company, under the
command Of Capt. L. A. Ricbey. nobly and
bravely turned out Immediately while tne
storm was still raging They ran ~ 70 @ tne nI,. ,nh.
bad been entertaining their owners by play
ing with "ballR OF fire. In such way as 70
make the very:eye balls OF the denizens there:
about jlnkle with fear. AND while scafea
Of their own fears, the electric plant wlnked
its other eye, and except for the deafen-
ing thunderp, the town was for four or nve
minutes as dark and as silent as the. hour
After the storm pssaed over the city 10 the
entertainment Of the people It struck on IN
the direction OF Long Cane Greek, passing the
home of Auditor Richard sondley. The
wind blew straight sgaipst the side OF the
house. while the rain came straight down
through the roof After the storm bad passed
the dwelling OF him the hairs OF whose de.
fenseless head had been completely soak ed
with water, the storm ss III seemed to. have
forgotten something came back. hitting MT.
sondley's house on the other side. The rain
came down as before, and wet the household
goods an the household gods as thoroughly
as II they had been dipped in the town
reservoir We do not know what became Of
the storm after doing up MIR. Sondley, but
our popular Auditor took the autics or the
storm to be a warning not to assess property
too high.
rain beaus started out to find rain dears.
Descriptions of the storm gave TO each q
theme OF conversation while loving. hearts
were exposed to Cupid's darts. Whether the
arrows OF the little god struck vital spot
that night we are not Informed. Az far. 90
we know no damage was done TO any proper
ty. or 10 any heart. .s1
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-06
Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1905.
The Persecution of woodward.

hc KcISCSutAVh Va "oSN
The Atlanta papers are striving to show
which can manifest the greatest amount OF
yirtuous Indignation at the fact that Mayor
Woodward may have taken too much into1i-
cant at q recent meeting of city mayors IN
the city of Toledo, Ohio. 1t would appear
that Mayor Woodward's offending rested
chiefly In Offering some alleged disrespect To
the Mayor OF Chicago. II the alleged disres'
pect had been offered to any other than the
Mayor :of Chicago, 1t would seem that all
might have been forgiven.
The unmerciful assaults by the city papers
upon Mayor Woodward excites our sympa.
thy for the man whom these dailies would
destroy.
The little parrots in the country printing
offices, as proven by the extracts copied into
the .dailies, lead US 10 believe that the
Georgia parrots have very little brains and
very little courage to express an opinion
different from that which had been inspired
by their file leader, or their master. as the
case may be.
It was very weak, even II 1t was not
naughty, In Mayor Woodward to get drunk
and offer insult TO the Mayor OF Chicago
The Mayor OF the Windy City should have.
been approached by the Mayor of Atlanta
ION ell fours," and when duly sober.
We have no sympathy with unprincipled
and heartless assaults by anybody upon the
character Of anybody else. These same as
sailants, as a rule, are very discreet as to
whose character they would assassinate and
the little parrots who repeat such assaults,
deserve very little respect from good people
anywhere. We never did have much respect
for parrot, and we have no respect at all for
the act OF assailing character. Character is
the most sacred OF all things on earth, and he
who would destroy It is a vandal indeed.
II the editors OF the Journal and the Consti
tuition were to run for Mayor OF Atlanta
against Mayor Woodward, wouldn't you vote
for Woodward?
A man with q good heart the highest
principles and the noblest impulses. may
have q weakness for liquor, and he may fail.
The man who would kick fallen brother IL
lacking in manliness and subjects himself
to ugly charges.
1t is the whole-souled, warm hearted man
who develops q weakness for liquor, while be
whose heart is as dry as summer dust is
comparatively free from temptation, and
being free from temptation he seldom gets
drunk.
The man in kicking fallen brother does
not manifest the highest and the truest
type Of a noble manhood.
Woodward, though drunk, may have bet
ter heart than sober, cold.hearted, unprinci'
pied assailants.