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NOW WIFE ASKS SEPARATION.
Husband Secured Divorce The Last
Time-Then Couple Remarked.

oIclLal I'd fDt washington herail
Richmond Va, Sept. iL-Mrs. Sallie T.
Boykin. Syyife of Clarence E Boyhin, for
merry a well-knOwn newspaper reporter
of Richmond, employed on the old Rich
m0nd Dispatch. has filed a suit in the
Law and Equity Court here asking for an
absolute divorce
The couple were divorced in April 1892
upon statutory grounds. alleged by the
plaintiff, who was the husband. In July
of the same year the couple were renar-
ried at Wheeling. w. Va. Mrs. Boykin
charges nonsuppoTt and desertion.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
woman Drowned from Yacht.

Philadelphia. Sept. n-While returning
from the jamestown Exposition on the
yacht of C. F. NJ. Bennett, Of PhnadeI-
phia. Mrs. Margareta Croft. wife Of John
Croft, wealthy New Yorker, was knock
ed from the deck tonight during a scuan
of Camden and drowned. Her husband,
who went overheard after her, was res
cued with difficulty. The Crofts were on
their honeymoon. Mrs. Croft was only
twenty-one years Of age.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and cool to-
day; tomorrow, fair; light west
to northwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
Cheap Excursion 20 Harpers Ferry
SIariinSburg, Berkeley Springs, and
Cumberland and Return

S.15 a. m. Sunday, September Is. from
Baltimore and Ohio station. Washington.
Round trip rate to Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg. Sl.00; to Berkeley Springs.
slS5: TO Cumberland. s2C0 Snlendid op-
portunity for days outing.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Lusitania Breaking All ocean Records
l-Yacht with Gar Aboard Aground.
Vanderbilt Jury. Fails to Agree.
Tobacco Magnate Crushes Strike.
S-Wire Service Seriously Crippled
S-Vaneouver Rioting Is Ended.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
CZAR'OSHIPAGROUND
Nicholas and Czarina Are on
Yacht Fast on Rocks.
WAR SHIPS TO THE RESCUE
Imperial Vessel Runs on Uneharted
Obstruction Near Hangoe. Finland.
Weather Fine and Private Offers
OF Assistance Refused by Helpless
VesseI-ROyaIty Remains Aboard.

St Petersburg, Sept 1.-THE imperial
yacht STANDARD, with the Car and
Czarina aboard, grounded at $50 p. m,
to-day near Hangoe. Finland.
Tie Reval Hfeboat Freya was called
upon to help the STANDARD. Seven cruis-
ers have gone 10 render assistance. Their
maJesties remained aboard the vessel
after she grounded.
a dispatch from Helslngfors, which
was sent before the grounding of the
royal yacht, says the STANDARD. escorted
by warships. sailed yesterday afternoon
from Makalaks and passed Hangoe this
morning. She then entered the Western
Fjord at Hangoe.
The STANDARD is aground near Hangoe,
on submerged, uncharted rocks at the
mouth of the Gulf of Finland Her posi-
ton is not a dangerous one. Offers OF
private. assistance from Hangoe and Reval
have been declined. Nobody is allowed
to approach within half a mile of the
yacht. The weather is fine.
<Three-master with Twin Screws.
New York Sept. 1.-THE imperial
yacht STANDARD is a three-masted, twin
screw schooner, Is feet long over all, Her
keel was laid down In 1893. and she was
launched in Copenhagen two years later.
The STANDARD has a displacement OF
5.557 tons. and her beam spreads over
50 feet. The mean draft is % feet She
has a cOalng capacity Of 500 tons. Her
armament consists of eight S-pounde1
auick-firing guns. and she has a crew OF
80 men.
Hangoe is situated on a spit of sandy
land which jets out into the sea at the
southern extremity of the Finnish main
land. A village and bathing resort are
located there. A lighthouse marks the
spot
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
GHOSTS Tn HOUSE,
TENANTS BELIEVE
Will Move To-day After One
Weeks Residence.
HEAR THINGS AT NIGHT
Aroused in "Wee Sma' Hours
by Banging on Door.

Crash Down Staircase Like Trunk
Dropped at the ToP-DOOrs Bang
and GhoStIy Lights Are Seen-AI-
legged liant" Empties Home in
man on Verge of PrOstratiOn.
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ELOPERS SEEK FORGIVENESS.

day. Return TO Make Their Peace.
Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va, Sept u-Miss Ivy
Kern. the seventeen-year-oId daughter Of
Howard P. Kern, one Of the most promi-
nent residents of the county, eloped TO
Charlestown with Bud" Nageley.- Of
White Hall. and were married by Rev
James H. Wolff
Mr. Kern was unable 20 locate his
daughter, who left home Saturday, until
to-day. when the young couple returned
seeking parental forgiveness
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

Turn Your idle Money Into Earning
Money by becoming a depositor IN bank
ing dept. of Union Trust Co., 1E4 F ST.
Dosits are subject to check at VIII.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
(Three-master with Twin Screws.
ORGIES STOP RECRUITING.

Naval Station nt Washington, Pa,
CIOsed-TnvestigatiO to Follow.
Special TO The Washington Herald
WashingtEl. Pa, Sept n+Because of
alleged drunken orgies at the local United
States naval recruiting station, the place
has been closed by orders from the Navy
Department at Washington and the men
in charge, Sergt. II. Korte and Corp.
Fred W Kreuser. are being investigated.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

s4s.2@CaIifornin-C. 6 o. Ry.
Special rate and special service.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
LUSITANIA'S SPEED
STILL MAINTAINED
Sea Flyer Now After Single
Days Record.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Officers Of Monster Ship Hope to
Beat DeutSchland'S Run.

Her Engines Are I'm Perfect Order.
show Keen Excitement Over Race
Against Time - Fog and Adverse
man Boat Amerika OverhauIed.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12

Is Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from L to 3. l412 n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-12
VIII Means Disinheritanee.

The viii, which made generous bequests
to the medium and left the residue to the
two daughters, was read, and it was
explained by Lawyer Rosenberg that
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Continued on page 3, column 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
&ann nnb Tran fnallcn iidD acscn
icitia nicocr.

Hew Dorf, 3. Sftobcr. - alc
Haportello lpuroc belte, ais or i'm
gegrifie mar, OH Der Siiltpnltrobc IN
9ropflpn in Gin 9orbicrlofol SIT tire.
ten, bon cinem SruucnSimmer. mel.
dies inter DEM Nalncn Noic Nopor.
tello befonl,t mar lillb iriiber in nil.
Der gbe nit inn eelcbt bate, ourd,
einen EcuolperifuB ipobrideinlidl
tootlif u%eriurnoei. ST cntrib ibr oie
@uiie uno tobtete JIG oili Der Steue
ourd) einen Sd,ub ms @cr5. Ger
Mann tit 26 Sabre alt uno trcnnte
fid) Dor ctlidle,l ,Sobrcn. ais CT tent,
pordr nad) Norfplf, Ga., iiberiicocltc,
bon Der 6rau. ST licst iett i'm SO.
ipital I'M Sterbell. Die 6rou binter,
l1bt eip aino, beiien Satcr Gopor,
teQo iein loQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
: NuSglei d) &erbnn
II II q G II. I'd
HuuicUclt ais Wutufrat.
Senator Torofcr f~ritiiirt Die EoIitit
bes Y~r1iioenten ais eiaermGd)tig.


Gincinnati, 8, 3. Sftobcr. -
Gor Ocm Nationnl F.. Gonucnt Der &c
trciocbullbler belt @lulbcS l%cnutor
Gprater cine Heoe, porin er bic 81
lenbnbnpplitif ocs YrGiibentcn Nooic-
pclt in Der id)Griitcn @ci'c fritiiirtc.
Gr %pcriparf ocn oisgeiprod)ellen auto.
frotiid)cn 3il9. ser IN Scr ocr5citi9el,
COMMUNICATION SIT Gage tritt, nno
belt lid, gon5 %hcioilbers ooriiber ali,
oaB cS in oieicm 2anOe 10 ncit gcfom-
men lei, Oob cine Hebc oes ErdiiOen-
ten sic 9oric iii hobem @rnoc offi-
Sirt mo cin Steigen nno Snlcn Der
altric SIR 6plgc bot. 6orafcr citirte
Stellen aus Mepien iiber @aa.
Strabe, peld)c III peridicbenen Bel,
tl,naeu eridliencn iiilo, ltno porin sic
@~irfl1ngen Der Mooiepelt ifen Heoe
ndber bciprodcn pcroc,. Gam
lagte CT:
allies Dies lit niht allein mon.
ltros, %ionocrn beiipiellos, oc1ln nic.
mails lett Ser Griinoii1g u%llierer He.
gieritng lit Die blobe Mnfiinbigunle,
bab Der Yraiioent beabiid)tige, cine
Hebe 81 boltcll, non ieinell aritiferll
u,o 3einoen dis Mnlab beni,tt nor.
ocn, sic 9clorgniiie Der 8cid)aftsipclt
SIT erre9er. IS lit iiber ollie MaBen
lad)erlid), bab lie es Jest tbun. @lcid).
piel, mas Scr YrGiioent iagen mag,
nnIere Gcgicrung bleibt, nno lclblt,
lueilll CT ctluos pprIflagen iollte, mas
iid) oils id)1olid) eripeiien f0nnte, 10
fonnte .es nidt obne sic Mitlpirflti9
ser ailoeren Geparrements Der Hegie-
rilr,g sur Scrmirflifung %gelungen.
@as ondb Cure perionfide Iniift
iein mag, bort uid)t a,,i oieie pciiimi-
itiid)cn Gililiiitcrungerl. Sn 8egcil-
tbeil, ieib elten Mlitbcs uno If)rei.
tet pertraucrsppl pormdrts, Oenn mlc
bns 2n,o lr0ber lit. ais cin ginSel.
ner oDcr irgeto Elm geomter, 10 lit
aud, Die 3,lfilnft GROCER ais Die Ser
aangenbeit. urlo Die 81 erlpartenoen
notwithstanding meroen in 3iifnnIt
nod reidjer 'ein, ais irgcnD lueld,e, Die
Neruonlen moroen iino."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

leid)t entfilbren fonne, frogte ser
aoniuI teIesrapbiif) OIL, oh ser iad)=
iiife Sof @illens iei, cine 9elobnung
iiir ole Mufiinoung Ser Erin5ellin SIT
%be5obItn. Muf Die Tepeide fam je-
ood) feline Nutmort, unb Der Goniltl
meiecrtc iid) oober, Sentre irgcnb peI-
DIE &eriprehungen slt mahen, ooer
linn ben sur Gcdurg Ser Soften Der
Gntfiibrlung perlangten GoriduB 5ll
gebcn. Seitoem lieB Der illnge Wann
gtidts mcbr Don lid b6rcn. Ter gllt-
fiibrungsucril d) bat allem Inltelnc
nad nibt ltatt9eiunoen, uno rs lit
iebr iraelif, Oh Ole Frin5eilin iif
iibcrbollpt in Dem bctrcffcnocn &lo.
tier befinoct.
Iusmonocrungs .9c d. 1n IL
fungcn perben ouf9e-
bobcn.
Yctcrsburg,2. Sftobcr.-- Sm
Salloelami1iitcrium miro cine Torla'
&c iiir bic fon1menoc Tumlu allages
orbeitet, peld)c bic bisber filr Die
S(uslponoerluns geltenocn Seitran-
fungen nllihcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
Hram Satlaiuan's Wothliiac.

Sauafna, Sus., 3. Sftober. -
Gin Strold rdfte iidy geItern an Scr
Srau So6n Stationary, nabe bier,
peldlc linn Nabrute perlpcigerte, III
Dem er lie bis 5lir acknowledgement
niBbanoeltc, iporauf CT ibren bier
iGbrigen Sobn an eillen Baum fcits
BANJO uno ;lt 1obe p%erbrannte. ST
trGnftc sic aleioer bes atnbes nit
Yetroleum ur,b 5iinoete Tic an. als
Die Srau in's geipubticin suriid.
s%t.yrte, iano iie Den anaben i'm Ster.
ben.
fSranf @iGiams, Elm Neger.2ano-
itreid)er, ipilrbe bcl,te 81 Monnlolttb,
Sas., ais bes Ycrbrehens pcroddtig
pcrbaftct. gr pirS bierbcr gebrad,t
iperoel,, l,no pern i'm Jral Satbo.
man iuoentif5irt. 10 miro mabrldein.
lif Hihtcr 2pnd jein ltrtbcil iprc-
den.
(Spdier.) Man gloubt Jest,
8rllnb 81, Ser Innabme 5u ba6et,
bab 6rau Satbapnp's Gr5dGlul1g auf>
llnuabrbeit beru6t. llmitdnoe, mel.
DIE bel Der Goroners . l%tnteriudung
an's 2id)t g~elangtell, oeiiten ait, oaB
Die Irou ibr Sinh aaein lieb, ip1t.
reno iie NIT elmer HadJbarin flatidtc,
unb oab ser aleine babel ourd Spie.
len nit 3iinoboljern 5uiollig icinc
aleiOer in 9rano ieste. Die Mlitter
erfano barauf mahriheinlid Die
2anoltreifer : 8eidihte, Inn iDren
Wann gu beidmihtiaen. Der III
Monmoutb perboitete Meeer Sranf
@illiams lit cntlaiien morbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

Sier Staliener in 9ancalter, ga, me
gen Grmorbumg cinea 2anoamal.
mes ourh oen StronB bin9erIftet,
Sancaitcr, ia. 3. Sftober. -
Gle picr ,Stalicner Nntonio Gelero.
Steialo Garlui. Siucrep HoocIll llno
@iuieppc GelipnC e"rllttcn bclltc frilh
I'M Sole oes @efdngniiics Don Sans
CATER . Goul1tp pegen Der bon ibrlen
periibten @rmoroung zines anoercrl
,Stolienera, Hamens Tlato albanclc,
Den So6 am 8olaen. Nac &ier trns
ten Suiannen ocn Warif alt3a
Sd)afint an, lllo cin Erielter 9ilg al
Der Settle zines icoen Der armcn Siills
Ger. Tic Gerurtbcilten bemabrtcn
ibre Saiilin9, init gluSnabnle Gar
Iui's, pelhcr mehrcre Mole Ve11g.
itiaurg an Sen Gag lcgte, leood) allf
Dem Shuifot ieine Hltbe mieocr ae'
mann. Pile ltnrben Olrd S~trnngilo'
ton. Iclcro, ociicn ribtiger Same
sc 2orcn5o iein ioa, CAB arli benz
Sd)aiiot cine Grfl0rnng ab, mcldle
ieine orei SbidialsgcnoIicn bcit1tl9-
ten. Gr beitritt Oaril, oab boS
Guortett IN ser slblift, cincn Hnltb
su periibcn, in sic Silttc einbrnug,
in mcldJcr 9llbamcic g%etootct lpl,roe.
Sic icicn obnc iebc boie Nbiid)t &c.
fommlen, lllo a%lbaneie babe tie IN
Talae cines Streites nit cinem Ga.
iirmeiier anaeeriiicn. gr (Gclcro)
uno Gelione bitten i'm ols0nnn olls
Hotbmebr getobtet.
@ic I'M Ero5ciic ourh 3ellgcnaus-
iagen borgctban wllroe, creignete iif)
Ser Worb, ais sic pier SStaliener meb-
rere 2anbsleilte alsroubtcn, melde
bel Sap in elmer Siitte mobnten. IS
gelang ibnen, ale lire Spfer nit
porgebaltenem Neppluer ein5ui6iid),
tern, bis oli albomeie. Gieier lebtc
iid) frditig sur @ebr mo brad)te &c.
Zero uno Geliorc ticie Sdnittmmbcn
an Sals uno-im @eiiht bel. Ielero
ifob bieralli Den Ilbamei e itno Sc.
lone ~itiir5te nit Dem MelIer ilber
oenielben her. slbameie's 2cidnam
3cigtc ~3lpan5ia Stidwunbe1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
Scin amcrifaniides Sebnt.

Ter l,eilc Observation-Disclosures Glemcn
modtc einen gllten Ginorud BET
ieinem criten 0iicntliten Grihe'!
nen IN Cambridge.
Gombribgc, Moli, 3. Sftobcr.
- Eroieiior Glemcn, Gcutidlono'5
neueIter Nllstouif,Y roieiior IN Nine
rita, bat BET ieii,cm eritcn oifcntlitcn
griheinen in Der bieligen @eIculbaft
gelegentlid zines ibn SIT Gbren bon
oen1 .Icuti6en Gerein Ser Sorparo'
llnipcrlitdt" peronitalteten feitllden
gmpfanses ungcmein gefollen.
gtpn 800 6cittbcilnebmcr 6attcn
lid eingefllnberL barltnter Die YroIe'-
loren Sumo Srunde, Miinlterberg.
Geoboop, Sart unb @ol5. ErofelIor
Glenlen belt cine fllr5e Inlprdde, in
meld)er er bopon ipradl ipeldeS Ser
gniigen linn lein N%luientbolt III Soar.
parb bereitc, no. pcnn %iracnbipo IN
amerifo, nod cine olte TRADITION 81
finocn ici. Sn Gumoriitiidcr @cile
fam er ulld) nlf sic piclcn Sragcn
81 ipred]en. ipeId)e linn bel Der Sa1l-
Dung bon omcrifaniiden 9eridtcrs
i~tattern gcltcat poroen iinb.
Frofeiior Sranfe lprad) bon oet
8rumologen Der helltiden 8elebrionl-
felt, ibrer Sbjcftipitdt, NllsOater uno
@eiitcsm,tb. Erofelior Eeoboop Der.
licb ieiller G%onf6nrfeit iiir Die slrt
llrto @eiic Illsorllf, in mcld)er inn
in Geutlblono olle areiie cntgegcn
gefommen iino, Trofeiipr u. .. @ort
belt cine bllmoriitiide Hcoe, iueld)c
iid) nit ieincr cigcnen St,0ien5cit IN
Teutiblano in Srci6una beibaitigtc
Ser HeIt Der Sitlnng wor ser felld)t-
frobliden Stinmung gemcibt, es
lpltrOcn 2icocr gciun9cn etc. unb oic
Ibcilncbnncr trcnlltcn lid) crit SIT ipa-
ter Stnnoe.
Eroiciior Glcmcn miro lcinc critic
&orleiulg hclltc gbenb Dalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
&un lcincm Mfcrfncdlt act1otct.

9aIli it o II, N.-D., 3. Sftobcr. -
allf cinem llidt ueit bon bier gclcge-
men 6cloc purOc belltc Die 2eifc oeS
6armers Soiepb Gbcied aus Soli-
noon geinnocn. Seiu arbeiter &enrp
8erlod nllrbe perbaitet uno rGllntc
cin, Gbclcd ectootet SIT boben, bcbol,p.
tcte abcr, er babe III N%otblpcbr gcball.
oclt. 8erlof mar bon Gbeicd 9eltcrn
in Goboes 9eoingt lporocn, ml,rbe
aber, ieiner @ebauptll1g nof, ais CT
Ibcnos lod) Sal,ic fam, pG6renb ci.
mes Strcites BON %ieil1ert Nrbeitgeber
nit elmer 6Iaid)c iiber sen &opf &c.
ihla9cn, nadoem ser Allgriif uon
icren atsgcgan9cn mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
Grcihis Sabre 3ndltbans fir
SscOaicl.

EittSbur9 3d. 3. Sttober.-
2uomig S5cpgiel, Der ebemulige poi.
niihe Trieiter aus Chicago, mcld)er
i'm letten Aiglllt sic @ebriioer In.
breas uub Stcpbun StorSpn5fi, &olt-
hausbeIiber in Der Siioieitc, I'M Hol-
Idle cridoB, wuroc hcllte 81 80 Sat.
rem Sait I'M meitlid)cn 3llftbauls
perurtbeilt. @ci gutcm Netrngen
miro icin thatidhlidcr Stroitcrmin
nuf Is Sabre 6 Monatc r%eou5irt mer-
oen. 9lls er Dor DEM llrihcll gcirngi
ipuroe, Oh cr etluos III iogen babe,
crtlnrtc Der @cinngenc, cr babe ans
gtptbmebr %geid)ollcn.
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3u ,ucid6crsia fir ben Wc6rItanb

Nem . Dorf, 3. Sftober -
CLAUDE s. Eerrp, Elm in Sort Somil-
ton 81, @rooflpn itationirter Sploot,
ncldcr nod cillcm mnOcrcn Ioitcll
pcriett merocn ioutc, cridob III Ser
lettcu Nadt icine Satin uno iid)
ieIbit, neil er Sen 8ebonfcn al bic
Srcnrllng bon Scr 6rnll nid)t ertro.
gen fonnte. 9eioc Gbclclltc mrrbel,
bci,te fritz in eincr bon ibncn genie.
tbeten @obnnne oil Der 3. aucnlle III
9rocflpn %eeiunben. Tcrrp mar %
Sabre alt unb Die 6rall itanO ultse-
fabr i'm glcid)cn glicr. Yerrp &C.
borte 5u Der 1913. Gcmpognie Der Sill.
iten'I rtiaerie mo ltaumtc ans Sad,
ION . County, Mo. Gr licB iid) in
1905 IN Smabd, Ncbr.. ompcrbcn.
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SturmcsmIthcu

Sflaboma Gitp Sflo., 3.
Sftober. - Gin Scrnabo illd)te nah,
renb Ser pereangenen Nad)t bic Srt.
ifait Yoard, helm, 5eritortc Dos Epit.
amt rnb beiddbigte iait ollc @obn.
banter. Seine M%enidrnIeben gileell
jcoof p%erloren. Board batte etnn
200 9%epobner unb liegt ctpa %
MeiIen iiiblif Don elf Gitp IN Goaer
Mins.G ountp Sfln.
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(Iprtietnng pon ser /. Scite.)

apuroe, bebufs Heparatur an ufer
ansulegen. Sin moercr Camper,
meId)er Ole 6lotiue cine Strefe mcit
Den sSlllb binab begIeitetc, brad)tc Die
Hahri6t nad) Cairo. %b9eieben pom
Dem auientbaIt lit Der Sdooen bon
feiner 9eOeutula.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04

gen 5mii6en Den beiocu 26nbern
bcrgeltcllt.
'~llniere ScraltsiorDerun9 lit nod,
ltId)t fornlea iiberionbt morben, bod
Der D9tepsDorfer Sodt.GIub" lit be-
reits pon ills erllId)t moroen, inns
Die Veotngllngen, inter iueld)en Die
@cttfobrten itattfinocll fonnen, nit.
6utbeilcn, llno mir bobcn allh id)pn
Die Intport crboltcrl, oaB oicie Sn.
formationcn per Yoit untermega
iino. Die l%lnterne6mcr iinb entihloi=
len, jeoe V%coingltng 81 ncceptiren.
sic StGnoinopier iinb quite See
lerte lett Den Sogen Der @itinger.
Sic baben in "oifellen Segelbooten
Den otla1til6cn Ocean lnnge Dor
Columbus 9efrcu5t. @ir boffcll, oor=
lcgen 5l fonncn, Dob SApeocn. mic
5ll o%crmuliger 3eit, 10 old) bcute
nod, alien unberen &dnocrn ilbcr-
lcgel1 lit, mas Die Serti9tcit OcS Sc
oclna mlhetrifft, unb mir milnIdcr,
Den Sdnpe0ild).N nlerifnncrll 5t SET
gen, bob ibr oltes &aterlalo INNER
nod i'm Stanbc lit, in Den @oroer-
grlll,O 81 tretcn."
Gle Sod)t miro, loQtcn Die &ett-
fo6rten SIT Stonbc fonmlcn, bon
Sohn Garriiion, einenl Der f0bi9iten
id)mcoiidcn Sohtiobrer, Der III eli
rop1iihcn @eipGiiern cine grpBe
Hcibc bon Siegcn crrltngcn bot, ges
fiibrt ipcroen.
GeutiGc Spcrctte in
Imerifu.
2cip5ig 3. Sit. - Gireftor
Solcr bonn bieiigcn 9tcltcn Speret-
tcn.Sbeater Central beoter) ers
magt 5llr Belt eilen bon bent omeris
foniihen Smpreiario Oberiten So
Dagc lrntcrbreitctcn &oriGlaN NIT
Der n3igcl,ner. 9aron". Srllppc, mel
de bicie Sperette bier m,igeiiibrt
bot, cine @altipielrciic pon 80 $50.
dcn bllrG oie Ser. Stauten 5t llp-
terncbmell.
Sails beibe 5u cinem lte6ercinfom-
men gelangen, miro Die goil5c ocllt-
'd)c Sperntrltppc nit ibrcr geiamnl-
ten MuSltattung inter 2eitll1g bon
Gireftor Saaer mad 9(merifa font
men, od)t Wofen in Nciu.Dorf uno
Ben iibrigen Sbeil ihrer omerifani-
ldell Sournee in allbercn 8roBlt1os
ten lpielen.
Sehs 9ergleutc le6cnbig
begrabcn.
Mien, 3. Oft. - Mus Molunib
III 9obnlen fpnlmt Die &unoc, Dob
III cinem nobegelegenen S6adt ied)S
Scraleltc ~lebenbia be9rabcn Iino.
Is lpcrocu jebob bic groBten Nn.
ltrcl1gulgel oemad]t, III ibncn 81 &c.
loll9efl, l'no TIRE Hcttlln9 iulro crs
bofft. ,,- 81, un
Sic MuSgletds &erbnnbs
lungcn. III
@ien, 3. Oft. - Die s(isgleid)s.
Gcrbonollmgcll, Die luieocr ollfgc-
llonlnlen morbcn lino, lolicn iih
burhollS rmbcfricoigeno an. Iic
8~egcnlGte 5Wiidcn Den maB9cben,
ben Saftorcn Ger bciocn Hcihsb1li-
ten MAIDEN iid) iogor in pcrih0ritcr
Nnrnt geltelb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-04
SHBnc a1i 8alscn.

SIer Staliener in 2uncolter, ga, 1pe.
gen @%rmorouu9 cinea 2anosmaI.
mes 0urd oen StronB bin9erld)tet
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-03-07
The Joy of Living.

The Marion (Kah.) Record finds
re thing lacking TO complete tn
Joy OF country editor life. II
says:
Every Orce in a while some cheer
full individual remarks TO us: "Weli
no that the paper is out ] suppose
that you car take it easy for thee
~ four days" Yes, how delight
full it is that country editor has
nrac ically nothing to do between
pre- days. Business runs aut"mat'
ically. When paper bills c'ne Tue
money drops off the trees witt
which to pay them. Subscriber,
view with each other to see who CAN
pay the fartherest in advance. Ad
verti ers leg for additional space.
And the way the news hunts
u tie editor also some
ing teai'y It a ge about the
wy the news items acts Nher
the paper is out the editor simpl!
q es to his d SIX aud leans bark il
Ills easy chair aud looks wise anu
waits for next weeks press day
The day before press day the people
line up 10 front of the office door
add then file psf his desk and tel
b IN all the news of tue week. lie
" ties il up in ten or fifteen min
ties, Ia 'es it back and haas it 90"
t hook. The COMPOST ors take
tie Ply. shake 1t over the type ca
.es, say few mystic words, the
ype flies into place and after
a few pass by the foreman tbs
forms are ready for the press
q ain AMI the editor goes dc wn
aud deposits some more money Il
tue bank. 1t is the g ca est srap il
the catalogue. Now If the edilo
could only do away with press day
mis- joy would lie complete,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-03-07
Representative Mac Will

Representative Mac Williams
Of St. Johns county has in
course Of preparation a Bill
which he will try to have
enacted into law Ly' tie in
coming Legislature providing
fra system of hard surfaced
roads :hrous h out the entire
Stat Tne main featu e of the
oil j. ne provision that one
half OF .he State convicts be
used in the actual constructive
work ana The other half of the
coavirts b" elsed to the high
est bidders. the money received
tor them ID 5e used in maintain
ing the roads Quilt.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-03-07
Editor Wilson of the Biounts.

20 II Denocra. is a memoir ..
trn LEGISLATURE aud must be on
h I'd wpen that body convenes
April 2nd. He is in a dilemma
beca Use he is printer as wefI
a editor and has no help in his
office. aud up to this time has
not been able to secure a print
err to run his paper while he is
away. He wants young man
who understands job printing
and wants him right now.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-03-07
Newsy News Items From Pinetta.

Mrs. Yarber is spending a few
days with her sister at West Farm
Mr.. /. G.. Hunter, of Madison,
spent Saturday and Sunday viii
ONE folks.
Mrs. \. Parrish and children are
IN a three weeks visit to her moth
er at AIDE Ga.
Miss Cora Cowart, Of Madison
pent Sunday with her parents, re-
.uning Monday.
Mrs. w. II. e. Terry retmaec
1"me from months visit sqerl il.
tlanta, and is very much improve
Il health,
NESTS. b. Heming. of DOWliue
Park, and Judson Hemming Of At
bev lie, Ga, visited their father /
few days last week.
Ms. !. G. Hunter returned hon {
Saturday from a very pleasant v,si
to her mother in law. Mrs. +. f
F.. Hunter, o. Clyattville.
OurSunday school is progrcssir :
very nicely, and we are preparin-
very nice program for Easter sun
day. All are invited to attend.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-03-07

Judge Samuel S. Artman OF
Indiana has han ded down a de
cision 10 the effect that saloons
are inimical to public welfare.
and that on this ground alone,
with or without anti-liquor
legislation, they should be de
MED license. Judge Artman
held that the retail liquor bust
ness has no legal standing, on
the ground that it is not one OF
the inherent common law rights
o. citizenship, since the business
is dangerous to public health,
public morals and public safety
-Palatka News,