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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
SHOOTING DONE EARLY IN MORNING
Man mortally Wounded Refuses to
Tell the Police Who the Assassin
was-Man With the Gun Entered
Doctors Bed Room and Began
Shooting at Once.
(spoclnl To tho Dnily preas)

.
NOW YORK. jan. 2G.--Dr. Charles
w. Townsend. one Of tho best known
physicians and surgeons OIL Staten liz.
land. was shot and MORALLY wounded
while In bed In his home Mt New
Brighton s. L., early today. The case
Is surrounded by mystery, but from
the meagre details which hive been
permitted to leak out by tho officials
IL Is believed that the doctor was the
victim of n man who sought vengc.
ance for some real or fancicd wrong
DIR. Townsend ut first declared his
wounds were inflicted by n burglar.
but later said he knew the man who
did IT,
81 know perfectly well who shot
mo" he told the police. ''but | shall
not tell his name. do not want tho
man arrested. There IL no need of
sacrificing still another life"
A cabman named Silverman, Who
answered tho description given by
Dir. Townsend OF his assailant, was
arrested. When he WAS taken to tho
Bedside afsshe dying man, however,,
tie doctor refnsad to8identify him.
II didn't tell you It was Slvermnn
that shot me-" said the doctor to the
officer who made the arrest. II mere.
lS said that my assallant looked like
thisSman. Silvcrman is friend OF
mine. Ind he is not tile man who FIR.
ed the shots Mt mo-
Was in Cold Blood.
DR.. Townsend's home is hand
some residence n block from the New
Brighton railroad station The doctor
and his wife occupied the front room.
on tho second floor. his aged mother
slept In a room in the rear of the
doctors and his. fonr children in an.
other room OH the same floor.
About 3:d5 o'clock this morning tho
doctors wife was awakened by some
noise and saw strange man In thu
ROOM In one hand the Intruder car.
ricd n lighted match and In the other
IA revolver. The lowor part OF his
face was covered with handkerchief
Mrs. Townsend screamed and hrc
husband awoke.
The stranger advanced on the doc
tor and declared that hetwas going to
kill him. He forced DR.. Townsend
to get UP and 1t Is understood that
he said something. but what 1t was
the coroner will not reveal, DR.,
Townsend was in half sitting posi-
tlon, when the intruder fired
Tho bullet struck the doctor a
glancing blow in the stomach and
then buried itself in the bed clothes.
Again the stranger fired aud this tins
the bullet hit the doctor III the aldo,
men. piercing the intestines.
AS soon as he had fired tho sec
ond shot the assaiant fled from the
room and ran down stairs and cs-
capped
The intruder gained admission 10
tho house by forcing window in tho
doctors office on the ground floor.
Tracks also We're found leading
from the house to the waters odgc
and I. is believed that the assailant
after his crime, made his escape Iii q
beat which had been provided in adj.
vance for that purpose.
- . L I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Col. Minetree,s Euneral.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan 90
1t was decided today that the fun.
eral Of Col. Joseph II. Minetree.
purchasing agent of the Southern
railway who died here yesterday.
VIII take place from his late resi-.
dence next Monday and that the
interment will be in Rock CreeI
cemetery, this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Marriott viii Recover.
(By Associated Press,

ORMOND, FLA. Jan. 26.-Frcd
Marriott. who was seriously injured
Yesterday when his racing automo.
bile was wrecked while racing along
ormond-Daytona Beach at a speed
of nearly 1875 miles an hour, passed
fairly comfortable night and prob
ably will recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
ELoPEs AT AGE OF 81.
Edward II. Hall Secretly WEEDS Miss
Ella Brewer, School Teacher.

Ella Brewer, a School Teacher.
MOUNT VERNON. N. Y, Jan. &C.
Mount Vernon people were surprised
today by the announcement of the
marriage of Edward II. Hail. of this
city. and Miss Ella Brewer. of Pleas
antvillc. Mr. Hall is eighty-four years
old and is wealthy. His bride, who
was a teacher in the public schools of
Mount Vernon. Is about thirty-five.
Mr.. Halls family is said to have
opposed the marriage. He slipped
quietly away on Christmas Day and
went to Pleasantville. where Rev.
DIR. a. K. Sanford OF the Methodist
church, performed the ceremony. Tho
bride arose from II sick bed to wed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
smaIIpox Epldemie in Alice.

ATLEE, VA. Jan. 26.-The small
pox epidemic is spreading rapidly in
Hanover county. DR.. Anderson, sec
rotary board of health. and DR.. Gray
located about forty cases. All schools
churches and other public places are
closed and all large gatherings are
forbidden. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Mrs. jackson Declines Pension.
tBy Associated Press,.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Jan. 2G.--Thc
Senate of North Carolina received
'2'!ay letter from Mrs "stonewall'
Jnckson declining 10 accept pen.
sion of 800 month, provided under
a resolution introduced a few days
ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
Love Sick Woman Wanted to Die.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 26.-Miss
Bertha Johnson, a young woman EN-.
ploved In n laundry in Roanoke. at
tempted suicide last night by taking
iaudanum. Physicians succeeded in
hsinsing her around. A quarrel With
her sweetheart was the cause of the
RASH act.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
-----t.-
Quake in West Virainia.

BLUEFIELD, w. VA. Jan. 26.-An
earthquake shock. lasting almost n
minute. was felt here at o'clock this
morning. Houses were badly shaken
and people jumped from their beds
in fright. No serious damage result
ed, however.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
salony Held for Grand Jury.
(BY Associated Press.

ROANOKE, VA. Jan. 26.-Jolrn
Salony, the Tidewater railroad con.
tractor, who was arrested charged
with peonage, was today sent to the
federal grand jury by United States
Commissioners White, after hearing
that lasted two days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27

engaged in this city for eight Pitts.
burg witnesses for Thaw to be
brought to this city under the care
Of Roger O'Mara, the Pittsburg de.
tcc:iye.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27

Judging from the price Mr. Guggcn,
holm paid there can not be any sen.i
atorshlps on the bargain counter
now
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-27
THE WEATHER.

Fair Sunday, colder
In central and East
portions. Monday fair,
not so cold; fresh
northeast Winds.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23

- e 49,
There are about 7OG convicts in the
State penitentiary including so in the
juvenile reformatory in this county.
About one third of the prisoners are
used on the farms, the remainder In
the Hosiery mills or as helpers at the
prison.
= Under the management OF, the su-
perintendent, Capt. D. j. Griffith, dur
Ing the past eight years, the institu-
tion has not only been sell lf-snstaining,
hut ont OF its income there have been
erected new administration and prison
buildings costing $3.50
There has also been built q modern
tuberculosis hospital costing a5.000
md there kas been an expenditure OF
l487, ,0O0 IN improving the old farms and
purchasing new farming lands for the
penitentiary. In. addition to these
amounts there has been paid into the
State treasury q surplus OF SO, GOO.
The penitentiary also furnishes Glenn
son college with shout 33 convicts per
year and feeds and clothes these and
the convicts are sometimes loaned to
institutions by act Of legislature for
other special purposes.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23

Everything points to a live time in
Columbia next week during the State
Fair. We look to see larger crowd
than ever attended a Fair there. The
circus on Saturday will hold the crowd
until that date. The street shows and
music at night and other amusements
will cause a jolly time for all who
may be lucky enough to attend: The
horse and automobile races and mid
way shows on the Fair grounds Will
enthuse certain individuals while the
large exhibits in all departments Will
please everyone, and the meeting OF
friends from all sections OF the State
will be enjoyed beyond expression.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23

AS we 90 to press there is certainly
q good jolly crowd OF persons on the
Fair grounds. The exhibits in the
various departments are full and per-
haps larger than eyer before. There
are about two thousand enteries, and
indications are that the attendance
will far exceed in number any hereto
fore on the grounds. Visitors are
here from all parts Of the county and
many of Columbia's prominent men
and ladies are added to the merry
crowd. Shows and other amusements
with music by the Irene Brass Band
with the fine exhibits make every
thing pleasing to the visitors and the
management of the fair.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23

What about freeing Congaree and
Broad river bridges? The Columbia
dailies and the Dispatch have GER
tai1ily made it apparent why these
bridges should be free, and at one
time we thought that proper steps
would be taken to work out the
scheme successfully and now, while
the newspaper work has been done
shall those interested and in charge
of this good work, stop just here?
We hope not.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23

The Columbia Daily Record Of date
Oct. il says: "Some people say pro-
hibition won't prohibit. No; it won't
wholly. Nor does the law against
murder or theft. So the same objec.
tion that is urged against the one may
be urged against the otner;. but it
would be crime against society to
repeal the laws against murder and
theft because they don't wholly pro
hibi5. y
Yes it may not totally prohibit, but
it must give satisfaction, for those
counties having adopted prohibition
would never vote for the sale OF liquor
again.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23
CIRCULATION 1857.
Wednesday, October g. 1907.

Thursday we took 8 day OF to at
tend the Tri-C County Fair at Batesburg.
Z on our arrival we we're in the hands
Of or friend Col. John Bell Towlu,
whom we accompanied to his neat
and comfortable home, where we
we're again met by his very pleasant
and amiable wife and made to feel as
II we were truly in our own home by
Mrs. Towiil, who is a highly cultured
and refined lady. Adjutant and In
spector General Boyd was also q
1uest of Col. Towill, whom we were
pleased to have met and enjoy his
fcyisl and pleasant company. After
= delightful breakfast We strohed
down town, among the live and clever
business men, mixing business with
pleasure.
Later we took IN the Fair and must
cay, were agreeably surprised TO End
the grounds with ample buildings,
stalls, sheds, &C., for . first class
Fair, all new and conveniently ar
ranged. The exhibits OF stock were
fire. but the other exhibits did not
seem 20 have received the attention
fiat they should have had by the peo-
ple, who might have displayed more
bride in this ltheir) enterprise.
Though what was on show was good,
and we must say, all and all, consid-
ering time, &C., the officials certainly
deserve credit and it is honestly hop
ed that the citizens OF the Trio Coun-
Ties will hereafter take more interest
In the exhibits of their products, etc.
Theugh we are told Lexington did
her share at this Fair. Let Aiken and
Saluda show up. .55 !,
Tie attendance was all that could
have been expected on Wednesday
and Thursday, and the receipts were
pleasing to the very efficient officials
Of the association.
We left delighted with our visit,
having mingled with these good peo-.
pie and were made to feel good our
selves.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23
Enrine and Boiler Fixtures.

/ have just opened up a new and
full line OF engine and boiler fixtures,
consisting of valves, gauges, coup,
iings, etc. Piping cut and threaded
to order. Engine and boiler repair
ING also done. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Give me a trial.
J. j. RIKARD,
45tf Lexington, S. G.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23
Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that on the
Goth day of November, 1907, I will ap-
ply to Geo. S. Drafts, Judge of Probate,
for Lexington county, S. c., for final
discharge as administrator of the estate
of E. Lawson Amick, deceased.
J. Ivy Amick, Admr.
Oct. 23-4W2
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23
No Hunting Allowed.

All persons are positively forbidden
to hunt birds and all manner of game
or trespass in any manner on our lands.
J. w. Wessinger, H. j. Wessinger,
M. L. Lindler, Ed. L. Lindler,
S. ?. Lindler, j. 3. Bouknlght,
Geo. E. Bouknight.
4w2
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-10-23
For Sale or Rent.

My "Wessinger" place of two hun
dred and one acres, and my "Seastrunk"
place of forty-six acres, between Lex
ington, G.. H., and Columbia, S. c., on
the Leaphart public road.
Apply to
MRS. JESSIE HENDRIX,
4w52 Leesville, S. G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
(Sortictnug bpn Scr critcn Seite.)

peroen bon 9rigaben unb 9ooiiionen
orsgeiiibrt 1perben: Sn 8an5cn ner.
ben $1,000 Wann tbeilnehmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Spfer bcS Mntp.W uluds.

Normalf, Conn, 8. September.
= SAUL WacGormoc BOZ, Nep.Dorf
lit IN einem bieiigen Soipital oil ben
G%erletungen geitorben, sic er an Is.
Ntgult bel einem Mlltomobil . llnfau.
bel pel6em feline Srau ibren Eoo ge-
filnoen bat, bonon getrogen bate.
Seiite miro cine Sbollftion Der 9eide
ltattiitOen, nm Die gellale Sooes-
nrlaf)e 81 ermitteln. Damn miro Wc-
Gormac's 2eihe IN einem Sarg aus
Detail neben Die ieiner Srau IN Ell
rem @epolbe auf Dem bieligen Hiper.
ioe .Srieobofe placirt nerben, bis Tie
bon ieinen Ingeb0rlaen refIamirt
merocn miro. WucGprmac sGblte %,
feline sSrau 40 Sabre.
Eittsbnro. go, 8. September.
= 8elegentlif ser gutomobil.@ ett-
fabrten auf 9rrlnot's Sslanb, nabe
bier, fam Der 35-iGbrige Der Mieniten,
ErGiioent Der biciigen nIltto Hepair
Co." ourd) cine GoaiiionL um's 9eben,
llnb Sipei onbere WGnner e~rlitten be-
benflidJe @erlesungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
SedlstaMienS Nullars geitphlem.

&ano as Gitp Wo., 8. sept
Nls oem &aiienihronf ocs bieiigen
Selhoitsbiireaus Der .. Shonbofen
greping 60. bon Chicago lit cine
Summe pon/$6000 in Gbeds nno
Saorgelo geitoblen woroen. Sn mel.
der @eiie Der Giebltabl beiperfltelligt
ipuroe, lit nod nift feitaeitellt. Der
&aiienid)runf lpliroe peridloiien por-
e~efunoeu uno ali Dem @ebdlloe moren
feline Spuren zines @inbruhes mabr.
5%unebmen, itnb bod febIt bas pou Dem
8elhaitsleiter binterlegte @elb.
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Sciratbs : 2ieen3em.

glmer Is. @iperp, %, Sort SIC
Senrp, unb Charlotte S6nliote, 90.
philadelphia, Ha.
Mor9on 8. Bartlett, %. Nr. 1911,
Erince George StraBe, Innopolis,
Mo., lino gnnie ~. Silper, %.
Sobn 6. @iIion, 80, 8ittmer, itno
Wargaret Weors. SO; MppIifont @.
q. Gbomac, Or. 1444, 0ecatur.Str.
@iGiam 6. WcSelpep, So. @itt-
iper, uno Gornelia U. 2usbp, Sc,
8ittpe; @ppIifont 2iGie Barter, Nr.
S36, @elt.9altimore.S traBc.
@alton 81. Sreemont, 81, Metuport.
Netps, So, unb 9lande S. Garmobp,
10; Ipplifant Senrp q. @robam,
Jun, Nr. 426, Moro-garrp-S traBe.
Soiepb @. Glebeban, 81, @ittiper,
uno @ilbclmina &. Mtiaer, 20; Zip.
plifant s. 8. Differ.
Eitt Goof Niger. 81, Hr. 1910, @is.
poniin StraBc, mo gbitb Hut5
Someion, 10, 9eioc bon @aibington.
goipin 9. aeene, "a, @ittper, uro
Gpo %. Sigh, %; Ipplifant @iaiam
g%lafenep, jim, Nr. 2O14, Soffnian.
StrnBe.
Charles s. alein 81, uno Marga,
ret q. Yoblmon, 81; gpplifont Senrp
Sbein Nr. 1923, Glaremont.S trobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

id)e @aiienbaus" ltn0 oas @miarall.
tenbeim aui 9ocuit-Eoint erbieIten ie
500, Die .Aag. 3eutite Greiienbei-
natb" $50 uno sic .8ereinigten bent.
iden @eielihaften" $25.
Sim %. Moi 1905 peranitaltete ser
8erein cine Sbiuer- Seier in Serbs
Spernbauie.
Sm September 1905 muroen
$572.25 BON oen G%innabmen aus Der
n9eutihen Gag"s6eier ben Tereini9s
ten SGngern" sur 9eibiilic fiir Die
9etbeiligung am Nemarfer SGHger.
Ieit 1906 5ur Serfiiglng geitelt.
am 26. Sftober 1905 puroe be-
i6loiien, Dem Mapor 5imonus ore!
0eutid)- lmerifater ais Sdul.Gom.
miiidre 5u empfeblen.
Im 20. Ropember 1905 nl,r0e Elm
VeldluB allgenommen, alle Hreoiger
heutId)er aird)en 81 eri udJeil, Die Sim
Der III oeutlder Sprahe 5u coufirmis
rer.
9m 4. MGr5 1906 beifloB man,
cine DISQUALIFICATION noh 4nnapolis
81 ienoen, I'M gegen Die 9lnnabme Ser
2ocal Option , @eiebe an mirfen.
Sim 81. Mai 1906 fano inter Den
9(uipi5ien oes gi%irgerpereins cine
Sdur5 : MemorioIieier in Der 3ions.
STRIDE itott.
Bel oen i'm Mai 1907 i~tuttgebabs
ten WaporSlua6len pirfte Der nllna6s
bGngige 9iirgerperein" gegen Ben re.
publitoniifen Ganbiboten 6. 6. Il
marlls, meldJer in ser Sdpil : Gonl-
miiiGrirage Sem Sercin ~gegeniiber
nidt @ort 9ebalten bate, unb trug
nitt menis CUR Nieoerlage oeiieIben
bel.
Sir sic b~iesiGGrige 5eier bes bellt.
iben Cages i'm H%iuerpieln Earf lit
oas folgenbe Ero9ramm auigeitellt
ipor0en:
~ llbr: Groffnlnng oeS SelteS.
I ltbr: Gmpfang ser @aiienfinoer.
ia llbr: Ereisipiele fir ainoer.
3 ltbr: Mnfang 0es Greisfegelns.
IS llbr: Gon5crt-Gapelle.
llbr: Gin5ug oeS nGcutidcn
&riegerbunoes" uno ocS y0eutihcn
WilitGr- @ereins." Iufiblogen Scr
3elte nllo Eoltcnltcllen.
) llbr: @iafommengrub = Sr.
Sobn Sjarfs, ErGiioent bes rllnabb.
9iir9erucreins bon Marplano."
2ieo-nSereiuiete Songer bon Bal
tinlore." 0eutide 6elrreoe = Sberit
grnit 6. StobL @ice.Gr1iioent bes
nGeutid) 9lmerifnniIden Ioticral-
@ltnoes." 2ieoer-.Sereinigte SGn.
ger Don Baltimore"
7.30 llbr: misunderstanding"
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$50 ltbr: 8eIangsportrdge ser at.
neIenoen Sercine. y
1870 llbr; 8roBeS 6ererperf.
Gon5ert-aapelle.
~ llGr: Sdl,iB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

mtBbanoelte.
&aiiuIi'5 9eoin9ungen.
Ionger 8. September. - Die
beige britii6e @eianotidaft bat
burh einen Courier Noiiuli's olebte"
8e0ingllngen fir Die Sreiloiiung bon
&oio Sir @orrp Mac2eal erbolten.
Gicic iinb englii6er S6ub fiir &oi-
jul Ielbit, ieine g%rnennun9 gum go
ida oes @ebiets bon Sctllan bis Ga
rodc uno SnoemnitGt. .
Glemenceau'S @rtlGrung.
Earis, 8. September. - Bres
mierminilter G%lcncnceolt erfldrtc ge-
itern 4benO, es lperoe 9tidts sur @r=
ridtltn9 bon Goli5ei in ben anoerel1
moroffaniiden SGfen getban %iperoen,
bebor Die HllDe in %Gaioblanca nidt
6ergeItellt lit.
Ranger, 8. September. - Ser
fron5oiiihe @eIanbte Negnallt fiir
Wtoroffo, Der in EoriS gefDeien lit,
nm nit Glemenceolt iiber Die Sorfdl=
lie bort SIT cpnieriren, lit beute mic.
Der bier angefommen.
Reform II Gbtnu.
Yefing 8. Sept. - Der 2bron
e%rnannte heute cine faiierlide Cont
milton, beitebeno aus Den Wfitglie.
bern Saibolt @ong "a Sii uno cling
Snlei, nit Dem Auftrage, Sapan.
0roBbritannien llno Gcutidlono 5u
beiltden, INN Die observation-disclosures
6ieler 2anoer 3t Itlloiren mo barber
8eri6t 81 erItotten.
II ngori der IiinfeI.
@icn, o. September. - Gas 81
gcbniB bes bcporitcbcnOcn 9lrsgleih5
lit our6 cine YrcBpolemif ouf OaS
Shmerite ~geiGbrOct, oic ii6 in Solgc
Der geitern geIncloetcn ErG3iiirlng
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Hcgicri1ltg erboben bot. Gic ungori-
idJc Erciie lGBt iid) oli'S Sddriite
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Hegicrung Die 3cit ols poriiber er.
od)tet, eincn YllSglci6 Oltr6 Nod)ge=
ben 5u erWorten. GaS Organ beS
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ngSir brol,dcn Seltrcid niGt uno
f0nnen obnc cs lebcn. @cnn eS ieiu
mllB, f0nncn mir aud gcgcn Oeit-
reid altftretcn."
Mon modt iid ollf einen borten
Bel Sen Serbanolltngcn 9e-
faBt, Delde morgen mieber olfgc'
perben iolen.
Gcuti der Sod hulleGrer-
Sng.
@icn, 9. September. Sn
Sol5burg mlroe geltern Der critic
bcutide &odiduQebrertng eroffnet,
81 benz lif iiber Sauieno Sodlhul-
ans Dem gar5cn Oeutlden
Spru6aebiet periommelt baben.
GeutiflanO, Seltreid) II. Die S6weij
iirlo reidlid) pcrtrcten. GnS Saupt-
5lcl Der S%eltrebungen Oes Sohi6ul.
lebrertages lit Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Iutononie Der beutid)eu llni-
ueriitGten.
u II + emf de Stubcntcn &c.
trait.
Ger Fro5eb 9e9elt Die iieb5cbn rll-
Stuoenten, sic ser Bethel
oil ben 2em6erger ltniperli.
tats' &roipollen beiduloigt naren,
lpuroe bcen6et. @enn olld) gegen
Die Webr5abl oie gnflage fallen &c.
muroe, 70 iinb bod adt ser
9eiduIbigtcn beitroft porocn. Sic
BEN iplroen 81 je einem Wonat, elmer
5l eiller @oGe aerferitroie perllr-
tbeilt. 3nei Der aneeflagten lprr.
Den frcigeiproden.
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I'm bic Nrbeit suraf.

@oIbfieIb. Nep., 8. Sept. =
Die Itrifenoen Yersleute oerNobaluf'
8rube febrten beute an Die arbeit SUI
rid. Die @1dter uno Die 3immer.
Ieute Der 8ruben iperoen nid]t mebr
inter Der Surisoiftion Der Union Der
@rubcn-arbeiter itcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Srci Eeripnen crtrmnfcn.

Ifron, 8, 8. September. =
Gbas. Sallomop unb SRI. Sna Heii-
inioer bon bier, iopie Sri. Map Ao.
fins aus Glepelano ertranfen bier &c.
tern abeno in Sulgc oes aenterns
zines Canoes. !Sarolo 9. 5ooo ans
Glepelano, elm pierter Sniaiie oes
9ootes, rcttete iih olrb Sdpuimnlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Nebr Spfer ocs Sriidcn-Ginitarses

Guebec, Cue, 8. September.
- am Samitae ipurben etipa 5ipoli
Ieilen umterbalb ser cingeitiir5ter
Bride orei 2eiden gciumoen, unp
geitern abeitb lpliroe Die 3abl nod,
I'M flint permebrt, 10 baB iett i'm
@an5en "a 2eiden aeborgen iino,
fpdbreno rs Menifen ibren Goo bel
Der Gataitropbe geiunoen baben. Die
llnteriudung Der Reaicrungs : Cont
miIiion piro moraen in aneriif &C.
nonlmen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Sein 9efinoen. @ ii II It j.
Der 3ritonO oes iungcn Sobnes oes
Srn. Gbriitian 9ierfien bon Gatons-
bile, Ser Dor etlid)cn Sagen, oils er
uno mebrere sltersgenoiien init eli.
liem fleinen 8eipebr SbieBiibnnscn
pornabmen, 5nfdlIig in Die @anse
9eidoiien muroe, lit cin giinItiger.
Ser 8nabe beiinoet iid i'm nIarp-
LAMB llntueriitats Soipital" uno lit
bereits int Stanbe, aui5niiben. 9ie
ger5te baben bic allgel aber nod
nidt aus Der @ange entiernt, oa sic
8eihtpulit nod 5it grob lit.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-10-09
TAFT STARTS. ON WORLD TOUR.
Bound For Manila to Attend Opening Of First
Philippine Assembly.

Washington, D. Con- a pilgrim
age that will encircle the globe and
in fulfllment Of a promise to the
Filipipos to return to Manila to at
tend the opening of their first legis-
lative assembly, Secretary OF War
William H. Taft left here on the first
stage of the journey. W. w. Mich
Ter, Of Mr.. Taft's office, and an at
tendant accompanied the Secretary.
Mrs. Taft and son Charles will join
the Secretary in the Yellowstone
Park for the remainder Of the trip,
and Fred w. Carpenter, secretary to
Mr.. Taft, will join the party at Seat
tie. The party will sail from Seattle
on the steamship Minnesota on Sep
TENDER 10. They will stop several
days in Japan, from there go. to Hong
Kong and thence to Manila, arriving
there on October IA.
After a little more than two weeks
in the islands they will go to .Vladl-
vostok and there take the TRANSIT
berian Railway direct to Moscow,
reaching there on November %. They
will visit. St. Petersburg and Berlin
and perhaps two or three other Euro
pean cities and sail probably from
Bremen so as to reach home the mid
die of December.