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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-08-17

in shake with fear. but little the worse
for her mischance.
II trust that you have taken no hurt,
my fair lady" said Alleyne.
Nay, l have had no scath, but / am
much beholden to you, gentle srs. Sol
diers ye are, as one may readily see. !
am myself soldiers daughter she ad-
ded. land my heart ever goes out to q
brave man.
I'VE are indeed fresh from Spain,
quoth Alleyne.
"From Spain. say you? All, II was an
Ill and sorry thing that many should
throw away the lives that Heaven CAV"
them. In sooth. 1t is bad for those who
fall, but worse for those who bide be-
hind. / have but now bid farewell to one
who hath lost all in this cruel war
And how that, lady?''
"She is n young damsel of these parts,
and she goes now into n nunnery. Alack,
1t Is not n year since she was the faIrest
maid from Avon to Itchen. and now It
was more than l could abide to wait AZ
Romsey Nunnery to see her put the white
veil upon her face. for she was made for a
wife and not for the cloister. Did you
ever, gentle sir, hear of a body OF mer
called "The White Company over you-
der?"
"Surely so, o,"crled both the comrades
Her father was the leader of 1t, and
her lover served under him as squire.
News hath come that not one OF the Com
hath"
"Lady!" cried Alleyne. with catch
Ing breath. ''is it the Lady AIaude Lor-
ing of whom you speakT'
"It is. In sooth.''
"Maude! And in nunnery! Did
then. the thought of her fathers death
so move her?'
"Her father," cried the lady, smiling
may; Maude is good daughter, but
think 1t was this young golden-haircd
squire of whom / have heard who has
made her turn her back upon the world.
"And l stand talking here!' cried Al
leyne wildly. "Come. John. comet
Rushing to his horse, he swung him
self into the saddle, and was OF down
the road In rolling cloud of dust as fast
as his good steed could tear him.
Great had been the rejoicing amid the
Romscy nuns when the Lady Mnude Lor-
ing had craved admission into their order
for was she not sole child and heiress
of the old knight, with farms and hefs
which she could bring to the great nun
nery2 Long and earnest had been the
| talks of the gaunt lady abbess. In which
she had conjured the young novice to
turn forever from the world. and to rest
her bruised heart under the broad aud
peaceful shelter of the church. And now,
] when all was settled. and when abbess
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Gin ncner GrluerbsSlucig

SIM ihrueren Sample um's Iolcin
iperoen inntcr leltc GrlperbS5peige
mtSfin6ig genodlt. aoum gloublih
flingt cS, 0aB cine 0erortige Gntoef.
flung in ser Sdppiile scr @unostage.
Die nit pnaer @ltd)t oui bie idottcn,
orlncn Stroben 9crlin's orilden, ges
modt Wur0e. un0 nod poSu bon Ell
ncn oQerbingS pfifiigen @crlincr
Sun9er. 9ic StrobenbobnnoggpnS
limo gebriidt boil belebt, unb beloir
bcrS sic, mclde III Die Gororte Ser
Inns fo6rcn. sllf DEM Sinterperron
cincs iolden polbcicbtcn @uggonS
itebt idou felt geralumcr 3ett elm
Ser. Der nod) ser Gnoltotion oes
@oggons mia, uno ipdbt pergeblid
nu6 eincm Sibplobe i'm Snnereit
OcS @oggonS aus. Gin iitnger
@urlde, Der itiQper0rii9t ouf ieinem
Sibplotc bin uno bcr rutid)t, fniipit
n~littclit Ger 3e%ihcniprode nit bein
alten Serrn ein @elprGd) an. Der
Eoliogier ocs Sinterperrons ifeint
oicicr Sprade funbig 5l ieir, oenn
cr %itcilcrt, 10 gut eS in einem pplIen
9erliner StroBclbabnpnggor gebt,
nit |pcrgiin9tem @cliht duf benSun.
gert 81, Der ibnt pcrmutblid) einen
Elob angeboten bottc, Der lid obcr
nidt Dor Der Nnflnft oes Serrn CT.
be6t, notwithstanding Inn Gin l6neues
@clegcn bc& ElotcS, mic Dies IN Ser.
lin iiblidl 81 perbinbern. IIs ser
Scrr gang bid)t bel ibm lit. roilnt
ibnl Scr Surge ms DIR: r@enn sic
mir bos Sobr0elb bcrgiitcn." Srob,
oob or einen Sibplot bat, oriidt linn
Der Ser 5iuci @roiden in oie Sonb.
nnb Der Surge eilt allf Den Sinter.
perron. Nuf Der ndd)itet SolteiteIlc
perl16t cine Came ben Elob, mo
idneQ lit Der Glat mieocr bon Dem
Sungen beiebt. Gin beleibter SEER.
bcm Ser Sdppeib IN biden Sropfen
bonn 8eiidt pcrlt, bcltcigt ben @ag.
gorl, mib obcr nit cincm Elobe oiif
Dem Sinterperron porlicb ncbmen
Ger Slltge bcginnt nit Dem 9iden
bnilcIbc Wonoper. Ger Serr Der.
itorO. .@enn Sic mir ooS Subr.
gclb pergiiten," unb oieSmol erbielt
CT einen 5iini5iger. @enn bos Csc.
idoft 10 mciter gebt, biirite Der fir-
bigc gcrIiner Horge in &iir5c Elm
flcineS @ernlo9en er%iuorben baben.
IS iei ocnr, Dob ibnt .ein glauer"
Die SanO auf Den Hodeu legt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Der IBein ein fran56iider Jluk.

Dab Der Gbein ein fron5oiiiher Stub
rno Der HbeinlGnbcr tcin 0euti6er
1T oaS lit OoS GrgcbniB Der Stlt.
oierL Die Sitles Suret, Der Heiie, 6euil'
%Ictoniit bes Barrier y6igaro", bel
leinem 9eilld)c 3ertidlano'S inaoln
genlud)t bat. Gr iinoet in &oln uno
bel ben I0lnern einen Qltsgelprofe.
men mo bemuBten @egcniob 5li4Sreus
ben, Dor gnem aber, 10 ihrcibt CT IN
ieinem letter 6euillcton, lit eS Der
Gbdrofter Der Hbeinl1n0er, Der better
ais ale Geographic uno ais allearie.
&c benefit, ooB Der &bein Ourd)olis
Elm iron5oiiider 5luB lit. Ser altc
Strom iclbit l1Bt ieine griineng8ogen
MIR ieui5eno oabingleitcn uno DER
&beinl1noer pertiinoet es nit alien
ieinen Gigenidoiten unO nit allen
leinen 6eblern, onB er fein 0eutidler
it," 3ieie fiibne Sbeie illdt Suret
Damn ourd) cine eingebenbe Inolpie
oes rbeiniiden GbarofterS 5u bepei.
ierr. Gr bebt bns leihte @llit itno Die
freie S6ilidfeit beS Hbeinldnoers Der.
Dor, ieine 6reltoe am Gurus, ont
@lan1 on ieitlid)en Sdmud oes 9a.
ieins, ieiu lebbafteS temperament II.
ieinen repliblifaniiden Stol5, Der
nid)t Den blinoen Teipeft oeS Horo.
oeutid)en Dor benz Yoli5iitca fennt.
ald Die 3nriidbaltulg Der reifen
folniiden Yatri3ier, Die er riibmeno
berporbebt.
einen luobren Spmnus ser gegeis
lterung entlodt oem 5ran5oien Die
Shonbeit oeS aolner Comes, Der iiir
i'm, luie ct am ShluB ieineS 0itbp.
ranlbus a%usruit, ais Den @ipfel Ser
Shonbeit uno Der 3tuedn1Bigfeit in
Der Stunt erideint. Yemerfenstpertb
lit audi Die 9eipunberung Die Ser an
Die fomm1tnale Selbltperipoltlug
nidt geluobnte 5ran5oie fir Die I'm.
ermiiolife SbGtigfeit OeS Nagiitrats
bon aoln bat, Der ein gut Sbeil bcs
gnibliibens Der Stoot 5u peroonfen
Jet. gr notirt iih Ole antiport zines
it1otilden geamtei, Der ibm auf feline
6rage, ailf mas er am meilten in iei.
ner gaterItaot Itol5 iei, nah fnr3em
geilnnen ermibert babe: .Sor AIlem
bin ih itol5 borailf. ein @iirger BON
aoln 6t lein," ltno oaraufbin 5uge.
iiigt babe: ySSeil uniere Staot ibren
Iuiifnltng gatl5 nllein iif ielbit 81
peroanfen bat. Ger Staat bat nihts
fiir inns getban. Snt @egentbeil :y9ir
iino es, Die linn Die Saihen fiiaen!"
er perbreitete iib Damn nit GROCER
Spmpotbie uuo 9emunoernng iiher
Die oifentliden Ginrihtitngen in
@oltl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Die Gcgiitrirnng.

GtfpoS iibcr 1900 Stimm9e6er &c.
tern regiItrirt. - 3%uIummen 3d.
lS9. - $4,000 @cibc un0 1880
Nc0rr. - Sertte Der lebtc TcNi.
ltrotionStog. - Eolitii6cS.
@eltcrn mar Der 5iucitlebte Gag Der
Hc9iitrirlng in baltimore. Gie SiItc
crbielt cincn 3unuod)S bon 1887,
nnO iino iett 93,4S9 Stimmgcber re-
g~iltrirt, bon wclten 7S,G03 @ciBe
nnD t4,SS6 Nc9cr iinO. Sn Sen al
ten 9iihern itnnoen $4,000 No-
men nl1o reidlif 1900 ocrIelbcn
parcn Nescr. Sn 1903, Dor Der
Supplemental Tegiitrirnng BON
1904 uno 1905 batten iid) nllr 10t,a
600 Stimmgcbcr re0iitrircn lnIIen,
Sir bcllte fam alti minoeltcnS 49,
coo nelle Nomcn g~cred)net peroen,
10 bob bic 3obl Der TcgiItrirten rltllo
100000 b~etrogen miro. Sic gcItrigc
N .-.EL.. ,<. I,,n fnI,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Scronton, SplD. Stofcs, Otto 8rope,
@m. u. Shlegel, Sobn Tol& 6rant
0roIt, 6. Gcid), 6rit Soinlonn, Yo.
Itor Sulius Sofmann, &ouia Hett.
berg, @nl. Shollnt, &ictor mo aorl
9oilcieirL Spbn Toltcr ulO Nnoere.
@G6rcno oaS &reb5cllcn i'm bcltell
@ulloc mar, erid)icn pl0blid) cinc O.
LEGATION bcs oSGngerbunoc3 @roof.
Inn" llno iplroe nit 0roBem SIll6cl
cmpfon9cn. 8ieic Delegation, be.
Itebcnb If olts Den SS. 2lug. Ncbcl,
9rGiiocnt, Mar &oppc, 4, Giccz4}rGii,
Oent, augult bon SoiiclL Gntil
Gircti6ner, NIfreo Miiacr, @iQiont
Mcpcr unb Gbas. Sottler, mar crit
gcItcrn Nadnlittog in Baltimore az
NclollNt INTO m1troc lofort nud) @cit'
port gelcitet.
Ser goitgebcnbc &ercin mar notilr-
Iid) p~pll5Gblig onrucicllO. Seine Mit-
glicocr iino bic @S. ISM. 3. Niiot,
YrGiioent, Sobn s, 9cfcr, SetrctGr,
81. Gicncr, Shobnlciiter, Charles
Scp6olO, Mug. i. @oltcr, Gonroo &.
&obbc, CT. GbuS. Mc5gcr, GboS. ).
&oct6, &. .. SilocbrnnO, Sol. Gcgcn-
burot, &. .. SoncS, Senrp &. 0iencr,
2ouiS Sod, Gbos. Slider ltnO 6ror}
Saltl, ionic Orci Gbrcn-Ntitglieocr,
Yrpf. Geo. &~cnlbergcr, 5. $. @Gb-
mann rn0 Sofob &lein.
Die arrangements liir OaS &rcbS-
clicn iullroen bon ben @&. Sobn u.
9cdcr, Or. GboS. Mc5gcr, Conrad
Io66c, Charles SepboIO unO Nu9ult
@agllcr ~gctrpffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Sotal 7S,GO3 1855 93,4S9
iii W a i
q NJ III

Sorbcrcitnngcn lit W "a /
enpcro nj m lungcn..
Die ocmofrotiidc Gompngncfiib'
rung triift Sorfcbrungcn fir 5ruci
grobc Observation-Disclosures in Der
,2pric.SoIlc" III Der letten @pd)e
oieicS Worois. Die 0unoeS.S cno'
torcn @nt. q. @bptc uno Siibor
Hopner, @ouperncur Gomin War'
iielo unb oie bemofroiiidcn Gon-
grcb,Gonoiooten bes StooteS iuer'
Den Hconcr iein. SIM 5lpeiten Son.
Iiitrift miro inter Inoerem
ord gongreb-g boeoronctcr @il'
Iioms bon Wiliouri ipred)en, mo int
bicrtcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seilin
bon Ilobamu.
Die &epltblifoner treffen aud
8orbcreitungen fir Woiienperiomm-
lu1gen, u,o cs beiBt, bnb Sice3Erd'
iiOent SoirbonfS mo Senator De-
perioge III Wnrplano Teocn bulten
iuerbcn.
Gin brittcr Tidtcr.G onoiOot ltebt
iebt i'm Scloc; e$ lit Gborlcs u.
@otmon. GonOioot Der io5iolilti.
iden Yortei; or rcihtc ieine Nomi,
notionSpopiere am Wontag bel Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Tim Die 5ro9e, III meldem Wobe es
ser fron3oiiiden Gegicrung 9elntt-
gen lit, BEN continentalen Gerlilt
Oc5 Icttcn &rieges oltrd iibcrieeiide
Grmerbungen uno ltntcrncbmungen
ors5uglciden, ri6tig bcontiporten
III fGnllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Gcrmiidtc tclcgrapbiidc 1epciden.

- Sn atron 8, bat Die t9,jdbrige
Satin Soiepb Siegirieb's 9eitern
SelbitmorO Ourd GridieBeu began'
gen. WeInndolie in Solge angegrif.
iener @eiunObcit ueranlaBte tie oo5it.
- 6ronf acllp % Sabre alt, ein
Nodt . Superintendent Der Wuc.
bet6 . Gpans Slap SO. 81 Gborleroi.
ga, lit BORT in 6olge zines StreiteS
iiber Elm giloroipiel eriblogen NOR.
bert. .. u. Sones beiinoct iid als
Der ongcblide Sbdter in Soit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Gem Shopfcr bes Notio,
nal Genfnals am Tieberipalo, Dem
0%ilbbol,er Sobanres ShiQing in
9rcsoen, lit Scr Sitel greeacn5 Der.
lic1cn morocn; cine Gbre. oie in
Sadyicn ii6crbolipt nod nidJt porge.
fonlmen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

Ter in Scr Soupt il q .
Wcrifo crideincnocn nIeutld)en Bel
tung" c~ntnebmcn mir 6ol3enocS
Sm Sabre 1880 CAB 6 IN Werifo
MIR ~ Wonfbouler, BON oenen bier
cngliife, 5lpei beutide, 5iuei iponi'
lde, 5iuei iron5oiildc uno 5fuei merit
funiife moren. Iie 0onf bon Son'
BON 6oitc oontolS cilt aopitol BON
5mei Miaioncn Hio. Sterl. Scrtc
5Gblt man bier 30 Wonfen, bon DC.
ncn flint ollein ein aopitol bon 81.
100000 EeloS bobell, uno eS erreid)'
ten Die burd lie porgenommencn
Spcrotionen Die Sobe bon 412,357,-
BOG Eeios. gle 9anfen Der Salpt.
ltoot reprGietltiren Elm aopitol bon
1IG,GO0,OO0 Yeios nit einem Hcier.
be. &opitol BON 53,502,252 EeioS. -
Tieie Wonfen bobcn 43,3S1,S37 Te.
Jos in @olo, 29,S49,675 Eeios in
GLIDER uro 6,t1t,SS9 TeioS ingonf.
noten I'M llmlollic.
Ger aoloni albeiib 5roitt.
reid)'s Fat 6elite ein Ueientlid) anoc-
res MlisIeben, ais sur 3eit oeS
oeutihriron5oiiihen arieges. SIN
Sabre 1870 uniuBten Die i%ron5oii-
ider a~olonie'n ein @ebiet bon ettpo
1 Willion Guaorotrailometern mo
3 Wiuionen ginmobnern. Ger Au'
benbonoel Der iiberieeiid}en 9eiitun.
gen bc5ifierte iid) urf 600 Diiaioneil
6ronfen, lpopor rllilo POO Willionen
ollf Den Terfebr Der aoIonie'n nit
Dem Wntterlonoe famcr. 8egen.
ip1rtig Itebt ein toloninleS @ebiet
bon II WiQionenG unOrattilometern
unter iran5oiiiher Sberbobeit; Der
a%ubenbonoel reprdientirt, nad oen
geridten fir 1901, einen 5otallpertt
bon 1886 Wiqionen 5ranten. tporai
ons Wutterlnno nit $50 Wiqionen
Sroufen betbeiliat mar. Mon malf
iid) bieie llnterihieoe 5tpiiden Dem
Chit uno beute gcgeniuIrtig balten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11
Icrionr M

Ger rGomen-&crcin Der Iu9cmei-
l1cn Seutidcn 8rciicnbcimotb" miro
imor0en 9tod)nlittog it1 gnitoltS-@e'
b0uoc an Der gScith9 oltinlorcItrobe
cine Seriommlung Doltcn.
Ycruubt q d cinem y a |.
- 9oS @crid)tS5imnler Der n%oroolt'
lidet YoIi5eiitotipn mar GcIterll
iiberiiiat nit 9tcgcrn, m0nnlld)ell
uto mciblihen @ei6lchtS, ais Nid)-
ter SrieOcl b~enb9teger Ybilip gnbcr@
ion perb0rtc, Der ieincm Goiien9enois
len @ilbur s. Gorbin Sc mo cine
llbr gearlbt baben loQ. Sn nSnD'
0er'S Solle" ap 2pnep'S Zane nnO
OionnmpntfSt fanb Mortng Nodt
Elm NegersgolI Itatt Gorbin por
Hid)ter pes. Hreis ,&al6ers. Gr iuur
scr bciteeflrioete lgtalau rlrater DER
Menge mno Der @ittelpunft pielcr
Iuimerfinmfeitcn ieitcns Scr idrpor-
gen IGmd)en. SIM Mantle oc5 Nbeno%
bate er cine @elosGoae leben lolien,
unO ais or olti bent 9tad)bouletpc9e
cinen @ouplob poiiirte, miroe er
pl0tlid) nieOcrgcidlu9cn, Ieiner9oora
id)oit bon Sc uno elmer iilbernen llbr
beroubt. Gr 5eiGtc ben Sorioll loiort
an, itnO Inocrlon un0 un0ere Ncgcf
milr6en perboitet. 2eBtere fonntcll
i6r gQibi nodOpeiien, InOerion ober
nid)t uno mllr0c 0eSbalb BON Gidter
Sricocl oem @cridtsperiobren iibcr'
picien.
auguit 10. Comrades &C.
it prben. - Sn ieincr. WoDnung
an Soutbern Npcnuc, WorocnpiQc,
id)ico g~cItcrn tSr. 9(ilgult %. Gonrd-
oes i'm gltcr bon SO Snbrcn aus
Dem 2ebcn. Gle 9eeroigung iinoet
morgen Nohmittog 3 llbr ltott, UNI
5lpor ollf ser Baltimore Cemetery"
!Serr Gonrooes mar in Sanuooer
aeboren uilo betrieb iiber 80 Sabre in
Yer. 1921, @cIt , galtimoresS trabe,
ein Sd)ubgeidGit. ST binterIabt ieine
Satin guguite, cine Sodter 5rall
Sbereie aorii unO 5uei Sobne, $50.
Sobn un0 @llItau Comrades, 5ipei
griioer, SS. &arrp Gonraoes in ct.
2ouis, NO, mo ". Comrades in Gn-
liiorniet. Serr Gonraoes mar iiber
30 Sabre lang Elm treuer Seier oes
vSelti6en GDrreiponOenten."
6"ielin g Ggcmerf. - Nerglr'
better Sincent 0opolonstp bon Gtfe
Salt . apenile uno 2. StroBe, Gan'
ton iiel gcitern mabrenb Der slrbeit
in ben Canton Giienlperfen in buS
SGgeiperf uno idnitt ibm Die areiS.
lGge Den rehtclt arm total ub, nno
.ouBeroem erlitt cr 10 idhperc 8erlc'
bungen, oob bic aer5te beS nSobrS
Soptins' Soipitols", pobin er nit
ser Canton Eoli5ei . Imbllan5 &C.
brodt lpuroe, al ieinem g%uffommcn
5meifeln.
GAIT morer 9 t e m e t
in 9rnnSmid pfrung il # t.
- @iaian ardgellbriif, % Sabre
alt, bon Nr. 1907, Noro.W ount- Str,
Elm gremier ser Baltimore . Ohio
gobn," nuroe am Samitog bei'm
anfoppeln zines @aggons an cine
9ofomotioe 3tuiiden oieie mo Den
@aaaon cingeflemmt uno erlitt 10
ifpere gerlebungen, baB CT penige
Stunoen ipGter itarb. Der 9erun-
aliidte mar crit ieit einem Wonat bei
ser 9ubngeielidaft angeitellt.
Groitid dc Siebeserfl1.
rnng. Nd, 5rdilleiit Grna,
rpeitr Sic MIR cine abnung batten,
mie innia id Sic anbetc mlb liebe-
IoIien sic td iogen, bnB sp aiv bic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

!Scntc lit Der lettc Sag Der &cSi-
ltrirnna. User iidl III Baltimore midDt
ncmrcgiitrircn lGfNt, fam bci Der Gun'
9rcfmabl int Wuucmbcr nidlt nit
Itimmcm. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-11

GroItiide SiebeserfI1.
Nd, 5rd,llein Grno,
lpeltr Sic MIR cine aGnung batten,
mie innia i) sic anbete nnS liebe-
laiien Sic td iogen, odB Q 10 iar Die.
fer 9c5iebnne oas geraoe @egcntGcil
biloen BON mcincm = Steuer5ettel. "
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
Gee, What an Old "Nlgger!'


Winston Salem special in Char
lotte Observer Lewis Horton,
a well known colored man of
Gulliord College, claims to be
l15 years old. The old negro
visits Winston. Salem occasional
ly. He is as chirp as a cricket
and talks knowingly Of things a
hundred years ago. He was in
town yesterday. DR.. ID. N. Dal
ton, of this city, has been know
ing Lewis for 40 years. The doc
tor well remembers when Lewis
worked for his father and saws
that the negro even then was an
old man, is sure that he was at
least so. Lewis says he remem
bers distinctly when the first
building of the Salem Female
Academy and College was being
erected. This institution cele.
brated lis centennial in 1907
He also has a distinct recollection
OF the time the first cedars were
set out in the venerable Moravian
graveyard. Fifty years ago he
made the dirt fly on the North
Carolina Railroad between this
city aud Greensboro. There are
thousands Of things that Lewis
has done in the last 104 years
but those mentioned he regards
as epochs. Lewis looks as if he
had had the smallpox, so SCARED
is his face. He is going to live
in this old world many more
years, be declares.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
Notice of Graded School
Opening.

The next session Of the Lancaster Graded
School will begin Monday, Sept. lSth, l9O6,>
at 8 a. m.
The tuition rates for children com in o
from outside the school district will be
from one (Sl.00) to two ($2.O0) dollars per
mo. according to grade.
An incidental fee of twenty-five cents
per mo. will be required OF each pupil re-
siding within the school district These
fees must be paid the first week of each
month.
Owing to delay in the recent State ad-
option of text books. it is requested that
pupils bring their old books. as our book
dealers are not ready to supply demand
tor the newly adopted books. ~
Parents are earnestly requested to enter
their children the first day of the session
A. II. Banks, Supt.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
Rules of One Hotel.

Following are The rules and
regulations posted in a hotel in
Bloomington, Ill:
Guests are requested not to
speak to the dumb waiter; guests
wishing to get up without being
called can have self-rising flour
for lunch.
"Guests wishing TO do a little
driving will find hammer and
nails in the closet.
IF the room gets too warm,
open the window and see the fire.
escape.
"BasebaIlists desiring a little
practice will find a pitcher on the
stand.
anyone troubled with night
mare will find a halter in the
barn.
Don't worry about paying
your bill; the house is supported
by It's foundation. "r-Detroit Free
Press. !
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
Earthquakes.
(From the London Graphic)


At the meeting of the British
Associ alton Prof John Milne
ITesen MED his usual annual re.
port on earthquakes, accompa-
nying it with map which show
ed the circles Of elipses of insta-
bility on the earth's crust from
which the great earthquakes of
the world proceed. During the
last year Of observation (1905)
the number of large earthquakes
that is TO say, earthquakes
whose tremors were of wide
spread influence-was Sc, which
was the exact average. A glance
at the earthquake map showed
that, with a few exceptions,
these earthquakes were confined
to circle passing from Central
America through the Azores,
the Alpines, Balkan and Him
alayan ranges into the East In
dia archipelago.
There was a destructive earth
q uake in Calabria on September
8, 1905. but Prof. Milne is not
sure whether it was in any way
connected with the relief of vol
canic stress which began as ear
ly as May, 1905, and eliminated
in the violent eruptions at Vesu
vius in April, 1906 The largest
earthquakes eclisping this, or
the Indian one of April 4, 1905,
OF even that which on April IS
of last year devastated central
G California, were two which oc-
Cured in Central Asia in Julv
of last year. No accounts of
destruction however, reached
England, SO that the districts
where they occurred must have
been sparsely populated.
From other observations in
Prof. Mines report it appears
that on the west side of the Paci.
fic earthquakes are more frequent
in winter. 1t is suggested that
an explanation can be found in
the seasonal alienation in the
flow of ocean currents, the oscil
lation of sea level and the
changes in barometric gradients
phenomena which are all con-
nected with one another.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
Express Office in Rock Hill
Robbed.

Rock Hill Herald FRIDAY
night about 1920 o'clock while
Express Agent Lyon, and his as
sistant, Mr.. John Sadler, were at
the depot waiting for No. 20 to
come in, two boys coming down
Railroad avenue discovered a
negro in the express office. They
notified the agent at once but
when he got to the office the thief
had fed and carried with him
S15 .65 that had been left in the
drawer, and all the money that
was in the Office Quite a large
SUM of money was deposited in
the bank a short while before the
theft. The $15.G5 was held in
the Office for an express messcn-
ger on the read who was to call
for it. A negro who formerly
drove the express wagon and
worked around the Office was at
once suspected Of being the
thief
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
Simple Cure for Neuralgia.

(From the Indian Review.)
Here is a simple method of
curing facial neuralgia If the
neuralgia is in the right side Of
the face the left hand shoul d be
placed In a basin of water as
hot as can be borne. Or if neural.
gia is ia the lett side OF the face
then the right hand should be
placed in the hot water. 1t is as
serted shat in this way relief
may be obtained in less than
five minutes. The explanation
G that the two nerves which
have tas greatest number of
taCtlls nerve endings are the
fifth aAs the median nerve. As
the fibrss OF these two nerves
cross ANY impulse conveyed TO
the left hand will affect the right
side OF the face, of if applied to
the right hand will affect the
LETT side Of the face. This is on
account sf the crossing of the
cords.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-09-01
A Detail lie Overlooked.
But the Girl Companion was
Quick to See 1t.

'It is said that women live in
a world of little things" said the
young man. "Certain it is, the
way they watch out for the de-
tails is constant source of
wonderment to mere man, es.
pecially when those details enter
into another woman's make.
up.
81 was coming down town in
the Subway with a young lady
friend the other evening when a
remark ably pretty girl glided in
at the Circle ST tation and sat down
exactly opposite. l tried to pay
proper attention to my compan.
ions interesting talk, but to save
my life l could not keep my eyes
off the girl opposite. She was
simply eXquisite-that is the only
word to apply to her. My com
panion did not seem 10 notice my
inattention and talked steadily
on, but out of the corner of my
eye | saw that she was studying
the girl. Opposite with the closest
scrutiny. The girl did not seem
unaware of this scrutiny, and
the way their respective glances
struck fire when they met each
other in the middle of the aisle
filled my masculine soul with
glee.
cat Twenty-eighth street the
girl. arose with easy grace and
left the car, hating moment in
tho doorway for what | decided
was the purpose of impressing
upon us the lines of her beautiful
figure.
GAS soon as she had disap-
peared, my companion became
instantly silent and did not speak
for several minutes. Finally she
said, in a resentful sort of tone ::
"You needn't have bestowed so
much admiration on that girl
it all went for naught.'
"'How SO p queried, inno-
Gently.
Because she wore an engage
ment ring was the reply.
"Now I'll venture to say that
a mere man would have gazed at
that girl a week without ever
discovering that little detail. -
New York Press.