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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Gicl 2Grn nm Wid)ts.

Gbicogo, A. Sttober. dc
Spe3ial = @rono Sl,rp oes @unoes-
@eridtS, Dor uelte Sr. Somes q.
Woffett, ErGiioent Ser uStonoarD
Oil Co." BON Snoiana fiir5Iif citirt
lpurbe, I'M inn @c%legenbcit SIT geber,
gclpiiie anacbIid bon inn gcmadte
@ebollptlungcn bctrcfis llebertretun.
gen ser 8eiete gc9en Ma6atte 81 ma.
dlcn, rcid)te beltte Dem Ridter 2attOiS
ibrcn 9crid)t Elm. Ieriel6c Iolltet
oabin, bob @r. Moiiett sic linn 5llse.
id)riebenc 9ebaliptung nid)t al,fredt
erbielt, uno bab iiberboupt nidt er
bieielbe gen,aft bate, ionoern Worib
Moientbol bon Chicago, Elm anpalt
Ser ,Stanoorb Oil Co." Hoientbal
hattc, nofoem Hidter 2anois I'M.
lGnalt Sic .Stanoaro Oil 60" 5lI eli.
ncr 8clobllbc bon $29,2iO,O0O Der,
l,rtbcilt, gclngt, nGbrcnb ser lcbtcr
Is Sabre leien in biciiser @egcno
SallIenoc bon Sonnerl Srad)t unter
SEN nGlnlidcr @coingu,9en uerIfiiit
iporbe1, mic Sic bon Der .Stnnborb
Gil 60" g~clp1brtcn, 1ulb ipcrl, Sic
yStan0aro Gil Co." oas 8eieb iibcr,
tretcn babe, 10 bGttcn es oud] 10 5iem.
lid ale nnoercn @cid1itslelltc &c.
than. Sieie acliBcrultg wltroe ip1tcr
iolidllih ocm Srn. Mpffett juseidric-
ben. Die 8rono.S l,rp mllroc. nod.
Dem lie ibren 9eridt ci,gcreid)t gattc,
bonn Gidter 2anois c%ntlalicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Muut in Mcrifu.

Stoot Wegtfp, 4. Sftobcr.-
@ci cincm 8artcnicit biclt Sctrct1r
Hoot ais Intlport alli cine Nriprud,c
beS ErGiioenten Sia5 cine Neoc, il,
Der or II. u. iagtc:
I'D bullfc Sbnen bon Scr;cn iiir
Die irclmOlid]cn iino pcrbillolid,ell
Mortc, Die Sic mir ulo meinen,
TrnIioenten gcaeniiber bralldtcn,
bon Dem id) Sbnen n,0 oeut %nicrifa
hidden Nolfc cine 9otifait tieicr
uno mariner 6rcunoidnit ulo gutter
Wiinlfe bringe. Sd boiic, ea m0ge
ourd) pollfonlnlellercs Tcritchen un0
ourd) %perionlld)e Scrbinounla mie
ourd lnnl9cren comnlcrjicllcn uno
tltoultricllcn Tcrtebr Ser Wcrifoner
ullo Der <Mmerifaner nid,t MIR rnie,e
6reunoihait lpad,ien, ionocrn aud,
nllIere Sdbi9teit 81 cr~iprieblid)enl
@irfen p~er9roBert mcrocn.
Sir Die cole @altfreunbid)ait, iiir
Den @eiit Der Sreunoid)oit. nit ocnl
DIR %merifaniId)es Tplf mid ais Der.
tretcr Ser Ser. Stnaten mi0fommeil
eebeiben bat, Oallfe id) Sbnen allen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Midltiae GntldlciSnna.

h i. H.. - 4 -
@etranfe, 1pelbe nift mebr als 5pei
Ero5ent NIfobol eutbalten, gebo-
rem in Die aIaiic Ser SOFT
Irinfs."
Wilpaufee, @isc., 4. Oft. -
Cine widtige gntideibung, peld)e
sic Semperen5. uno Inti : 2icen5-
8eiete oller Staoten oieieS 2anoeS
neientlid) beeinillllien biirfte, pllroe
bon elmer Surp in Ga 9roiie, @is..
gef6llt, inoem lie Oas gr.ahemblp-
Witalieo u. &. Sanion bon Winoos
no pon Der gnflage, 9eiltige 8es
trGnfe obne 2icen5 perfmlit ji bas
ben, frcilprad). Sanion, Elm bcfurns
ter Eolitifcr, perfaufte vVccroS",
nadbem Die SrtIhoit MinOpro unter
2ocal Option in's Teinperen5lngcr
ii%bcrgcgangen mar. r9ceros" lit cine
%belonoers %gebroitte llno bcIonocrS
marfirtc Sprte 9icr. Ser Sllrp MIR
DC nad)gelpieien, boB u9ecros" peni.
ger als 5uci Fru5ent Slfobol ent-
baltic, lllb Tie cntihieo, Onb cS baber
fein berouifenoes, ionbern ein Gem.
percrj : 8etr0nf, Elm SOFT Trint"
iei.
Sr. 5ranf Gremcr, GrGiioent Ser
Santfe'id)en 9rauerid)nlc in WiI-
malltcc, luar ais Sod)perltGnbigcr sur
@ertretung oieies Safes nad) Ga
Groiie bcruien llno bat bic Sad)e ollf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @runblage eriolg-
reid ueriodten. 0n olld) allslpGrtige
SteIlcn idlon ieit ldngcrer Belt inter
uerlbieOenen Nanlen Bier nit bent
geringen Nltobolgebaltc perjapfen,
miro MIN sic 6ra9c iein, Oh ioIdc
giere MN in bic Erobibitions. Staas
ten einoringen fonlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Scrrcnbnter Tcicr lit Setblcbcm.

@ctblcbcn, ga, 4. Sftober
= Siinf scr iicbcu Viihoic Scr Ser.
rclbllter in Nnerifa nnbnnen an Scr
fcicrlidcn 8runoiteinlegung Der Snr.
pen = Mcmoriol 9ibIiotbcf Sbeil
SieieS 9ibliptbef 8cbGllbe lit cill
8cid)cnf Der @riioer Charles nno 5.
Gorn,if &nrpcp aus 9rootlpn, g..
o., an bas Morupiaii ; College rnnb
tbeologiide Seminar. Der ~critcrc
Ser beioen @riiEer lit MIR nod an
2ebel,. Gas Snititilt beeina aud,
ieinc Sl,noertiabrfeier. Mniprader
hielten Ncp. Or. 20. u. 2eibert bon
Mem.Yorf uao Yiifof 5. Saplor So.
milton bon 9ertbeilsoort 0Gltib.
lano. Eraiioent Sd)ulsc bonn College
legte Sen @rlunoitein a%iiiItirt BON ocn
9iibofen Mond bon philadelphia,
Serter BOZ, Canal 0oper, g.. &pnb'
tbalcr BON Snlcu, M.-G., Heinfe bon
Ohio uno 2eucring bon 9etblebem,
Genniplpanien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

ieltiam, oab Die 3eitungen 9era>e
Den eir3igen SaQ, 100 Nbmiral Gpans
llno Sic oIleemeine Marine : Conn
miiiion nit einanoer burmonirt ba-
ben, beralls greiien muBten, Inn oas
Sorbaloeniein elmer &eibung 5A con-
itatiren." Ger 9lonirot id)icn niht
5l belnerfeL ooB ieinc fur5e aritlt
tbatidd)lih 9anoe iprut.
Sic 5ragc iiber &oblen-
Sransport.
Slottenicfretur Wtetculf but bonn
0encruI.9 umbeSumpalt Elm 0lltuftcn
ii6cr sic Sra9e Der @eieBlihfeit oes
WietbenS ollsIGnoiiher Sdiife sum
transport bon &obleu fir Die omeri.
faniid)e Murinc crbultcn. Sr. Wct=
coli lcbllte Die qualification Oes Gut
od)tcns ab, Oo CT lid) obcr dllBcrtc,
Die Gontrufte fir Den &pblcntrnns.
port o"iirftcn bclltc pcrgeben pcrbclt,
10 5icbt man ben Shll1b, bab oos
8utnd)tcn giilitig lalltct.
Sad ,0louceIt ter" m / d) c.
rem Sofcn.
Ser Gohlenoampfer vSebnnon" Don
Ser ~aric9sntarine lit nit Scr llmgcs
balltenrSud)t ,@lollceltcr" S6lcpps
tolt bon GcnlaCplo nod picr5c6ntG.
eiger Sobrt I'M Snfen bon Sorts
mouth, N.-S., eingetroifen. 9eioe
Sabr5cuge bcfiltocn lid IN gutter Ser
falilrng. Iie v8louccitcr" ioll bier
renopirt mcroell, INN Damn Scr Mtnl.
lad)uietts Marine.M ili5 iibcrgcbcn SIT
perocn. Is bate nm beioe Sfifie
clnige S%eiorgnib gcbcrrlht, ga lett
Dem lctten idupcren Stllrm feline
Nad)rid)t bon oen bciocn Sd)ificn Cit.
getroffcn iuar.
Sem 8cIb sum Yro5cB.
9luf Nntrog bes 0iitritts -Inipults
@ofcr lit I'M Sbergcridt bes TiltriftS
Columbia Der bon Der @unbcsrcgic.
rltng i'm Sabre 1903 onbGngig &C.
mahtc Sail gc9en Sp. 3. Gimono II.
Sreocrid u. Spie, 5lpei 8rllnoeigen.
t%blunsDdnolcr BON Son Sran5sco,
lpegen Gomplots, oic Hegierlme Inn
2dnbcrcien 81 bctrii9en, aui unbes
Jimmie Belt 5uriifscitcIlt worocn,
neil Ser GongreB ipie ser Giitrifts.
InlpoIt erfIGrte, erit oos iiir Die Ero.
5ebfoitcn notbigc 8eIo beuiligen
muB.
Ger Tonomofauo(.
Gie alls9ra6rngcn in scr Fonama+
fonol. Zone bcIaufen lid int Monot
September ouf 1,517,412 &ubif-
CARDS. Sm eigentlid)cn aonal MIR
Den 1,4S1 ,307 8ubit- Daros. gegen
t,274,404 &ubifporos I'M Nllgllit, rno
1,05S,730 I'M Sill, a%,lsaeboben.
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Selaitnngs3cngin gcgcn ibren Nattcu.

WtooletoDn, N..D., 4. Off,
Srou Charles $. Hoeers. bercn 8atte
be'd)uloist miro, Dor 3rpei Sabren sic
9riioer Slnep ur,o aliee Sl,serid or.
iltornet 5l baben, lit bier mad einiGll-
rigcr abpelcnbeit mieber eingetroi-
fei, pie man gloubt, I'M in nGditer
Wod)e bel Der Sauptperbanollirg &C.
gen ibren gattcn als 3eusin aili,u.
trcten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Sic Ycnlcnpcit in frisco.

gam Sranctsco, Gal., 4. DIT.
- @is ictt iino bier inn @allicn 81
6Glle bon 9cllenpeit, ipopon 80 CT
nell toOtliden Tcrlalti nabulcll, con-
ltatirt noroen. Inter Den ipicocrbcr-
~geltclltcn aru,fcn bcfinoet lid SRI.
Selling, cine geid)llltc IranfenmGrte=
rim I'M Stabt. uno Goltntp. Snipital,
sic nad) ibrer @ieoerocnciung entloi,
let murbel1 iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05
Scmpcrcnslcr Siege in &cntufn.

Smcnsboro, ap., 4. Sftober.
= Sn ser 2ocnl Sption @abl lit
aid Mc2ean.G !ooltiitp nit einerM cbr.
belt bon 1866 Sttmmen untet sic
nSrodenen" gegangen. @on Sen t19
Goulltps int Stnote 9cntlldp baben
lid mir 10 SIT @l1nlten bes alts-
ifanfS olfoDoliifcr @etrGnfe cut
id,ieocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

geitern eillen lucitcren erfolgreibelI
Nuiitieg. 9as Suftitiif fubr nit
2cifti9feit \gegen iebr i%tarfen @inf
uno erreibte cine @eidlpinbi9tell
Don 20 Meilen Die Stunbc. Ole
Sobigfeiten bes Suftibiffcs nnb lci.
ne Woid)itcn murben bel Ser ErobC
bis sur bodlten 2eiitungsf1bigfeil
gepriift. Ser Apporat gebordt bcn
StGlcr prad)tig.
OF .SsIer's Grmubnunger
an Stu0enten Scr
800 Weoi5iu.
2onoon, 4. Sftobcr.- Erof.
81. @m. Ssler. Der bcbcuterOe NIr5t.
iuelder leiner 3eit III glmcrito gro.
Bcs IufIcben burd) ieine Id)cr5bufte
Vclncrtnng erregte, bop nit oen 90.
2%ebensiobre Die 9rolldborfcit OcS
Wienld)cn auf6ort. bielt bier an Die
Stuocnten i'm ct. Wtorp's Solpital
cine Mnlprod)e, III lpeld)cr er Der
porbo6, oaB in Dem nlcoiiiliidcr,
9crllte Der Grfolg gum aroBel Sbeii
cine 6raae eigener gutter 8elunobcit
bcS Ir5tcs lit. IS lei b%efonnt, bub
lid oic Sottoren gcgcn lire cigcne
@clunbbclt ld)lucr ucrIilnoigcn.
Mcnn lie nid)t 5t bart urbcitcten,
ralld)ten iic ST. piel ltnb lpGren gleid,-
9iiltig gegen 2eibesiibungen. Die
belteu Stuocr,tcn ideincn Den &c.
iebcn Der Natur Die g%crin0ite 9cady-
tlltg 81 lbenfcn. Inter Den 8runO-
idbelL Die Erof. Ssler ben Ner5tcn
fir ibr Sblun uno 2oiien ollfiteIlte,
iparen Die folgenoen:
Stebt Der Yborn,ufop0ec 5mcifeln0
gegcnii6er. - Ger bette 0oftor lit
Der, luelfcr Die @ertbloiigfeit Ger
mciltcn Mcbi5incn fcnnt. 9e.
obod)tet Cure Mitmcnidcn u1o lernt
iic 5u bcbunocln.
Q bub Ii l. &nn ltmerfe m
SuuDre.
Taris, 4. Sftobcr. Cine
Srau Sulcntine Gotrcl aus Hollen
lullrOe bier 81 icdy5 Moraten &c.
fdllglliB Derltrtbeilt, luci( tic SsSeull
gllgllite Snpres' @ilo Sins Der
Siebente in Der Sirtiniiten ao-
pelle" I'M 2ouprc serihnitten bate.
Sn Ser @oQerie OcS 2ollure iinb
in nellerer 3eit mebrioh 9eif1oi-
gungcn bon 9iloern pcrilbt iporben.
Nm 3.September mar Der brittle Sail
i~nnerbalb bon 5mei Monuten porge.
fommen. Die SbGtcrin Die 81
Sabre alte Solentinc Gotrel, puroe
I'M 9ciibe elmer Stccre ob9cfobt.
nit Der tic Snprcs' 6cm1loc vYius
Der Siebcntc in Ser Sirtiniihenao.
pcllc" 5crlhnitten bate. Sm Gerbor
la9tc tic, lie lei bon Nollcn nod 80
ris Defommelt uno babe oas @ilo
b%cidaoigts teNglid I'M boolrt Die
gnfnatdnlfeit oli ibr SGleno uno
ibre Sboafloii9feit ST lcnfen. rs
lit cine Shanoc," iogte tic, nieben
5ll miiIicll, iuie Sic Milioncn in
tobtcn 0egenito,0cn aufgcipcihcrt
licgen, pdbreno 10 uiclc ornlc 2cutc.
Die germ urbeiten- modteu Silngcrs
itcrbcn."
0os critic 9ilo. meld)es beidGoi0t
iuilroe. ipor Eouiiin's nGclugc;;" Ser
Sb0ter iuor Gin Mol1rl, Der l,ad) c;s
ltcr Sr%rcnonitalt geididt lpuroc.
2ltrS burnnd) lpllrbc cine Sanold)oit
bon @crgbcn ourd)lodert. Gicsmal
murbe Die Sd)lllb unge5ogencn Sim.
bern 5%ugcid)obcn.
Der Winiltcr hat %nllgepronct, coli
Dor ocn 6cun1locl, I'M 2ollprc sc,
Timber nit Giieniperf ol,9cbrud,t
mcrOen, oanlit oaS Ellblifium nid)t
an bic 8ilocr bcran folln; bic
METROPOLITAN @erfe merocu utter
@las aelcut.
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= @rocielano 3embroro. Graz

= @racielano 3embrono, gr.apn.
jul Ser ooninifaniihen &cpublif III
Sailtiago. Cuba, lit BORT pegen Gin
fibruns Oominifaniid)er SotterieIooie
alf Cuba perbaftet moroen. Gr ioll
audi einen $4,000 1reiier, ocn elm
Glibaiier s%eiponnet bot, a%eitoblen ba.
ben. "a ~
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siaac 8. Gill, Steporb bcs

SIuac =. VtH, SterpdrO Oca
Sldtbalies 81 Siour Sails, Winn.,
lit Don Sem Strdilits 8obert an1es
bel einem bon Dem 2esteren senad).
ten erioIgloien ssllldtueriude oiird
mebrere Meiieritihe7 Iebensaeiabrlih
pcrlpunoet lpcr6en. @gtnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

Nmerifaniihc WurmpnensM iiiiiunGrc
ants Scntidlano pcrWicicn.

ans ScntldJlanb pcriuicien.
Yoli5ei esfortirt iie iiber sic @renjc.
.- 8roBber5og 6ricori6'S 2cide
in Ser S6loBfird)e jl aarlsrubc
ourd) Saulenoe pon. tbeilnubma-
pollen 9ciud)ern beiid)tigt. - Nn-
crfenumg fiir Erdtoent Nooie-
pclt's 9cItrcbuu1cn I'M Den Srie=
Den ourd Die Saager Gonicrenj.
- @ellmnn in GoriS allgelangt.
Griolgreide So6rt OcS eng
liiden MilitGrbolonS. - Strofc
fir @eitGbiglrng bon alninper.
ten I'M Sollorc.
S~rcaoen, Sad)ie,L 4. Sfto6rr.-
Grei omeritaniid)c Wtormoncn iinO
ilbcr Die bclltidlc 8rcn5c abgeId)obcn
moroen, neil lie troB ullcr Murnllng
oorolf %beitonoen, propaganda fir
ibrc Stride 81 MADDEN, Eroiclpten SIT
g%cpinncn unO bicielbcu D%ffcntlldy 5u
t%olticn. SdlicBlid) plrocn lie per'
boftet uno inter poli5ciliber Gsfortc
iummariih ans DEM Snnoe ipcOirt.
Die SbGtigfcit Scr Mormonen.Waiiiio-
nGrc lit idon icit 1898 I'M ociltidcn
9ieid)e p%erbotcn.
@ooen's tootcr 0robbcr.
500.
&arlSrubc, 4. Sftpbcr. - Der
I%1orong 5ur bIeii9cn ShloBfird)e, IN
ipclder sic lterblid)c Siinc oeS 8ro6s
bcr5ogs Sricorid) allfgcbabrt lit, lit
ein rieiiger. 9lae neutrality-suspicious.
iino unicr Den 3cbntauienoen bon
Sciotro9cnOen pertrcter, Die nod Dem
8ottesbnllle lpaloern, nm Dem clt.
id)lofenen 5iiriten eincn lctten Sri.
bit Der Gbrllng 81 5olcn. Die Be
iidtigung lit poaig fr%eige9e6en, rnb
Scber, Ser 0u5u I'M Stanbe lit, mnd)t
BON Dem Eripilegium 8cbroud).
@roBber5ogin-@itt 2olliie bat
pcrionlid) ale N%noronnn1en fir Die
Iufbobrung %getroffeu uno ihre Nlls.
filbriltg iibcrmoht. 3lpei Sergeant
ten, bier S~tobsofiiSicrc pom /. bnoi.
id,cu 2cibgrenooit Hcgimcnt go.
100, oeiien G6ei @robber5og Sricorid)
mar, unO 5iuci &ummcrDcrrcn holten
@od)t am Gorge.
Nn SllBc beS antniolfs liegen ol,i
iciocnen &illcn Die lilbcrnc &ronc, bnS
iluuclenbeie bte Shmert uno S5cptcr
oeS perltorbenen SiirIten.
Ger o%mcrifnnild)e @otidofter, ST..
Gbarlcmoone Somcr. mcld)cr gcgcrs
murtig IN 9ooenz9ooen mcilt, miro
in amtlid)cr Gi9enihnit, ais Scrtretcr
Der Ger. Stootcn, Den @%eiiebungs-
Seicrlihteitcn %beilpohnclt, melhc fir
nGd)itcn Monto9 ongcictt worocn
lil10.
Sricbcns Go@nfcren5 lobt
Hooicpclt.
Snog l.. Sftobcr. ,Nl Scr
MISUNDERSTANDING mllrbe bclltc PC.
idloiici1, oob TrdIiocnt Hopicpelt I'M
SfluBprotofoQ in critcr 2inic oIs
Mnrcgcr Der Gonfcrcn5, G5nr Nifps
lalla Damn olS Ginhcrllier rnb &1nis
gin @ilbclnlinc ais 8oitoeberil1 or.
luaGllt mcrbcn ioll. Erdiiocnt Ncai'
bpii miro allBcrocm M icincr Ncoc
in Der lcbtcn ElcnnriiBun9 bic &c.
miibun1en bcs YrGiiocntcn Hopicuclt
i'm Slltcrciic ocs SricocnS lo6ello et'
iu1bncn.
@cIImon micocr in Enris.
Yaris, 4. Sftpbcr. @atcr
@cQmolt, Gbcf Der bcriibmtcn @c1-
man'id)cn NorOpol expedition, fam
bciltc ans 9torlpcacn bier an nno
miro IN ctlun 5ipei @pd)cn iibcr 9tc:u.
Dprf iiod) Gbicn9o 5lriiffebren. Gr
crtl1rt nod cinnlal, bic 2%ciltllngeil
icites lclfborcn 2uftifiiis alif SpiBs
bergen b1ttcn i'm fcitcr ais ie iibcr.
5ell9t, buB eS mo9lid) lei, ben Noro.
pol III cinem @ollpn 81, crreid)en.
Sod Elm @crinh sur gnts
ii bruna NINA Montfa
Gia's.
TIorcnGS tolicrl 4. Sftobcr. =
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Tciertenr tranf Splsalfpbul.

Gtnctnn0tt, V, a. Sftober.-
Sobn 81. Sing. Elm Solbat, melder in
Mrreit .ouf Sort 1bomas internirt
mar, lit mad, einem Iriinfe bon 3ol5.
olfobpl genliid)t nit anocrcm Mate-
rial sur Heinigung scr 6ubbooen,
toll genoroen, hat ieine Matrase III
0ranb eeiett ulto lit baIb oaraili Ser
siftiaen @irflutg oes 1runfeS err
leeen. gr lieb lid crit Dor einigen
Mpnaten onmerben ui,O befono iid)
ais Geierteur in llnteriudungshaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-05

ynr Elm ,Yrpmp Eninine,"
SnS III Yaratiuc Nrump Eniuint. Miar febe nnf
bic iinterftritt bon g. q. Wrpue. 81 Der
ann;cn ssclt iur aus bon 9rfiitllna in cincnf
Sue eeprniht. 25c. (St1tSa)
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And save your health.
Willie Taylor Shot by Son.

Very meagre reports has reached
Lexington of a very shocking affair
in all its details, that occurred on last
Wednesday night at the home of Mr.
Willie Taylor, in Saluda county, at
the Prosperity steel bridge, Simon
TAYLOR, aged about 20, shot and killed
his father, Willie Taylor, about 40
years old. From what can be learn
ed, it seems that Willie Taylor was
m~istreating his wife when the son
interferred for his mothers protection
and shot three times, only one taking
effect. The son is now in the Saluda
jail.
It will be remembeded that Willie
Taylor was with S. W. Stockman at
the time he killed his s~on-in-law, Mr..
Hampton j. Hartley, near Summit,
this county, and was. the principal
witness for Stockman at the trial here
last fall, when the jury failed to
agree.
Taylor was also charged as an acces-
sorry. He is said to have been a man
of Incorporate habits and, while it is
not stated, it is supposed that he was
under the influence of whiskey at the
time he was killed by his son.
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Mr.. M. H. Mobley, of Columbia,
formerly chief book-keeper and clerk
of the State Dispensary, but now
travelling representative of the caro-
lima Glass Company, was here last
Friday. Mr.. Mobley is one OF the
best book-keepers and accountants IN
the State, a fine business man, a
charming conversationalist, and
makes many friends wherever he goes.
T. B. Aughtry & Co., Columbia,
are headquarters for buggies, wagons,
harness, blacksmith and w~heelwright
supplies. This old reliable firm is one
of the best known in Columbia, and
their long experience in buying and
selling goods places them foremost
among merchants. Send in your mall
orders; they will be filled promptly
and carefully.
Mrs. Emma G.. Counts, who has so
efficiently assisted Auditor Dent with
his tax returns for the past two
months, returned to her home at
Irmo this morning. Mrs. Counts made
many friends during her short stay IN
Lexington, who regretted very much
to see her leave. However, we hope
that she will, at no distant day, re-
turn to Lexington and make this her
permanent abiding place.
The midsummer sale is now on at
VIM. Platt & Son, Columbia. This is
the season of the year when every
merchant is anxious to rid their
shelves of every vestige of summer
merchandise, and at this store you
can get extra good bargains The
economical buyer can do no better
thing than to 60 to VIM. Platt & Sons
for their merchandise.
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From the Swansea Section.

To the Editor of The Dispatch:
Crops are looking well in this Sec
ton considering the season. Since
the heavy rains the last few days,
Gen. Green is marching to the front,
but we hope soon to capture him.
The Swansea and Woodford boys
played q game of ball here on the
Fourth. The score was 9 to IL in
favor Of Woodford.
j. A. M. Hooker gave his friends a
dinner on the Fourth in honor of his
aged mother, Cathran Hooker, wife of
James Hooker, deceased, of Orange
burg county. She is about 80 years
of age and has been helpless for sew
eral years. May God bless her and
give her peace and comfort in her
last days.
We are glad to state that G. B. JEFF
coat, carrier on route l from Swan
sea, who has been confined to bed
with typhoid fever about three weeks,
seems to be making a change for the
better under. the skillful treatment of
DR.. SalleY, of Woodford, and we
trust before long he will be out of his
bed ready to serve his patrons again.
July 5. y.
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HerseE Entered.

Theresidence of Mr.. John M. Caugh-
man on Upper Main street was enter
ed by robbers last Tuesday night.
They rifed the pockets of MI. Caugh-
man, but fortunately, he had only a
small amount of money in his pockets
some four or FIVE dollars. It is
thought the robbers entered while
the family was at supper, and as soon
as they retired and went to sleep
they went into the bedrooms. About
ten O'Clock Mr.. Caughman was awak-
ened by some one slsmming the blinds
shut. The guilty party has not been
caught.
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In this issue appears an ADVERTISE
ment of the old reliable and up-to-date
barber, Chris Haynesworth, Columbia,
8. @. Here you will find every thing
frsclass-clean and up-to-now. Only
frstclass BARRIERS employed. Call at
this shop when in Columbia, and call,
without fail, on Thos. W. Reese.
Assistant Dispensary Auditor Hunt
was here Friday checking up the af-
fairs of the dispensary, which he found
to be all O. K. He is a most affable
gentleman and goes over the books
with accuracy and rapidity, that is
becoming one with much more ex-
perienee.
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Notice.

I have been requested to announce
Ekat there win be adisplay of Farmers
Institute exhibited from two car by
Clemson college at Peak, s.. c., on
Wednesday, 7th day Of August, next,
at about IL o'clock a. m.
Everybody is invited and urged to
come and bring q basketful of some
thing good to eat. Come, and let's
give these people q hearty welcome,
and have a good old time in general.
5w39 John G. Swygert.
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Barbecue.

We will furnish our usual barbecue
at my place on August 3, 1907. Re-
freshments will be served and al kinds
of amusement for the young folks.
Come one, come all. My place is stu
ated six miles South Of Gilbert, ON
Black creek, known as the Fowle's mill.
4W39 A. TAYLOR & Son.
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Crops IN Good Condition.

The crops throughout this county
are promising. Cotton, corn and
peas have come out wonderfully since
the last rains and unless the unfore-
seen occurs their will be an average
crop gathered. Crops are worked up
good, being free from grass. Crops
are being laid-bye, although ten days
later than usual. Farmers r hust-
ling and the weather continues good.
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First Load Of Melons.

Mr.. Willie Dooley, of route 4 from
Lexington, brought the first load of
watermelons here yesterday and pre-
scented The Dispatch with one of the
finest in the lot. We assure Mr.. Dooley
shat we appreciate his thoughtfulness
more than words can express. The
load was sold to Mr.. Frank @. Corley
for Is cents apiece.
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A Sad Death.

a very sad death was that OF the
thirteen-year-old son of Nh. and Mrs.
Wade Monts, which occurred at the
Columbia Hospital on last Tuesday.
His death was due to an operation
performed for appendicitis some three
or four weeks ago.
The remains were brought to his
fathers home on Wednesday morH
ing for burial. The parents have the
sympathy of the entire community in
this their hour Of grief.
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His Sixth Birthday.

Master Samuel D. George celebrat-
ed his sixth-birthday at the beautiful
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel B. George, on upper Main
street, on Thursday afternoon, July
9TH. Numbers of invitations had been
sent out to his young friends of both
sexes, and the house was full. Master
Samuel is a bright, interesting little
fellow and a general favorite in Lex
ington. Delicious refreshments were
served and all present spent an enjoy
able afternoon.
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A Hig Cucumber.

Mr.. a. Marks brought to q Office
Saturday. morning q big japanese
cucumber the largest we have ever
seen. This variety grows up on polls,
not on the ground as the usual varle-
ty does, and is exceedingly prolific:
Mr.. Marks is an expert gardener and
what he doesn't know about raising
.cueumbers is not worth knowing.
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Fine Candies.

Everybody loves good, fresh candy.
Realizing this fact we have purchased
and Just received a full line of the
famous Lyon handmade candies, in
peanut brittle, peanut taffy, cream
cocoanut, rose and cream tafy, glaz-
ed cocoanut, sugar peanuts, salted
peanuts. Try a pound of sugar pea
nuts and salted peanuts. Come now,
while the line is fresh and complete.