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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-06

Tine Highland County Board of school Ex-
aminers hereby gives noticy that examina-
tions of applicants for certificates will take
place In the Washington School Building
Hillsboro, on the first Saturday of each
month.
Patterson examinations will be held on
the third Saturday Of ApriI aud on the sec :
ond Saturday Of May
Examinations for High school and special
Certificates will be held on the hrst saturday
Of September, December. March and June.
As prescribed by Law the fees for Teachers
terson examination no fee is charged.
E.P. TtcE, Pre-.
II. B GALLIETT,
D. I. HIstK. Clerk
Boaro of Examiners
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Two Children suffocated.

St Paul, Mimi. June 3.-During the
absence of their parents two children
OF Samuel Coplovich we're suffocated
TO death in fire that started In their
home, and third fatally injured. The
fire did not amount to much but when
the house was entered two chAkdren
were found dead and the third so over
come that there are no hopes for its
life.
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Passenger Train Wrecked.

San Antonio. Tex. June 3.--Ons
man instantly killed and q score OF
persons injured, some OF whom will
die, Is the result Of the wrecking OF
eastbound passenger train No. two
miles west Of Loxisr. The derailing
was the result either Of train wreck
srs or detective steel. though tho posi-.
tive cause Of had not been determined
Mp to O late hour.
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Killed One; Wounded m. Other.

Rawlins. Wyo.. May 2s.--Beiisving
that her husband was about TO bs kill.
ed by his two infurlated partners. with
whom he was engaged In desperate
battle, with knives. beer glasses and
other missiles. Mrs. Matte Ringwood
shot and killed one OF the men. A.
Davis. and fatally wounded Webb
Stone. the second. The shooting oc.
CURED In q saloon here.
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Driver Was Intoxicated.

New Orleans, June Several sec.
tlons of New Orleans are under from
one to four feet Of water. owing TO
heavy rains. Nearly all rain water
has to be pumped out OF the city
streets because of the low level of the
land, and although big underground
bitches and an expensive pumping
plant has been established. the rain
fall is so unprecedented that the pumps
can not handle IL.
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Quake" Recorded.

Albany, N. Y. June IA slight
earthquake was recorded by the seis-
mograph at the state museum. The
first shock came at 5 a. m. and the
maximum disturbance at S:12 a. m.
The vibrations persisted for nearly an
hour. The earthquake, 1t was stated.
seems to have had its origin about
$500 miles away.
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shot Himself In the Head.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 1.-Whlle be-
Ing taken TO the district attorneys Of
fee In the company Of two Of the off,
cials OF the Pacific Screen Co.. by
whom he was charged with the embez-
element OF $4,000, Thomas Motion, a
collector, drew a revolver and shot
himself in the head. inff1cting fatal
wound. His action was SO quick that
the men beside him could not interfere.
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ORDERED TO LEAVE,
Whereupon Germier Killed His Land.
lady and Then Shot Himself.

Danville, ILL.,. May 2s.-Mrs. Rosa
Vurez was shot and instantly killed at
her home in Wsstville, this county,
by Henry Germier, who then shot him.
self In the temple, and is dying. Ger
mier has been boarding at the vures
home, and was told that he must
hunt new boarding house. He
returned intoxicated, when the tragedy
occurred
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-06
Blizzard sweeps MIehIo.n.

Detroit, Mich. May 28.-A severe
snowstorm is sweeping the upper lake
region, while veritable winter bills.
zard Is prevailing over the Saginaw
valley. Cadillac reports fve inches OF
snow, with more coming. and six
inches have fallen at Petoskey. Snow
fell during Monday at Jackson and Nal.
amazoO.
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Barrel Works Burned.

Ttusville, Pa, June Fire broke
out In the Harris barrel works, burned
over a section Of about eight acres and
caused q damage Of about 100000.
The water works had been shut down
for repairs and delay Of half an hour
in restoring pressure is said to have
caused the large loss.
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Rey,s Fate Exclaimed.

Bsmidji. Mimi. June 1.-What gave
indications OF remaining an unsoived
mystery was cleared up by the finding
Of the dead body Of "Nickie" Shepherd,
the 3-year-old son Of John Shepherd. OF
solway. who disappeared from home
week ago. It Is supposed the boy
died from exposure.
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San Francisco, May 28.-For a mur
derous assault committed by Japs,
armed with knives, on Horace Haxell
young dentist, and Randolph Merri
weather. an electrician. the police have
taken M. Tuglmova, Mkt Keipopo and
8. Hamada into custody.
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Fell Out of Car Window.

Dubuque. Ia, May Sl.--The 5-year.
old son Of woman named Kate Man
tinelli fell out of car window on the
Illinois Central west-bound limited,
running so-miles an hour. between Pc
osta and Epworth, while his mother
was asleep and was found walking on
the rack near there few hours latei
by the crew of an east-bound train.
Except for slight cut on the face the
boy was unhurt
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sSoo, ,ooo.ooo svrdIe,te

Phoenix. Arix.. May 5s.--Articles OF
incorporation f the "Unitsd States
syndicste.r the capital stock OF which
10 $500. 100000. we're filed. The par
pose of the company isrto build M
road TO connect North and sopth
America.
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ssIIboat Overturned.

New Orleans. La. June Capt G.
J.. McGin. commander OF the United
States drsdge Barnard, was drowned
by The overturning Of a saiiboat. In
which were half a dozen other men.
DR.. H. B. seeboad, In trying 10 SAW
him. narrowly escaped bsing drawn
under By the drowuing man.
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Fol, Down q SHAFT.

Salt Lake. June l.--Geor0s L. Moats,
naaanUer OF the Four MetaAs Mining
Co.. was killed by falling 100 fsst down
shAft ak Dunway. II was two hour1
bs1sse tho body was recovered. - ~
bAA an had 10 be pumped out a the
shaft 70 make saxs the work of rsucue.
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DECK CRUMBLlNG IN
When Steamer Arrived In Port With
Her Cargo On Fire.

Hamilton, Bermuda, May 31.-The
British steamer Boniface. from Gal.
weston May 22, for Liverpool, loaded
with cotton and carrying nine passen.
gers. eight of whom are women, ar.
rived at Bermuda with her cargo on
fre.
The flames were discovered May 26
when the vessel was 700 miles from
Bermuda. The matches were battered
down. and the Boniface was headed for
these islands
When she arrived here her cargo
was burning furiously and her decks
were crumbling In.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-06
chlnsss Rebels Killed.

Canton. China. May 31.-.A severe
engagement has occurred between the
provincial troops and body OF rebels,
resulting in victsry for the former.
The rebels lost more than Q hundred
men killed and the government forces
captured the rebel leader.
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1o2 Years Old.

Pana, ILL.,. May 2s.-Dr. w. T. Hnn
a prominent physician here Tor years
celebrated the 102d anniversary OF hia
birth by entertaining 500 guests al
a dinner. He Is hale and hearty.
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Fire In stssraos pspartmsne.

New York. Juns a.-Ffrs was ~.
covered IN the sbssrsge department Of
the huge White star liAs steamship
Oceanic. which is now IN her dock IN
this CRY. Only m~mbsrs of tho ores
were ON board II b thought the dam
a-e vii reach $4,000.
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schrsok Won In II Round..

Tonopah. New, May 3l.--Mik~
Schreck won his finish battle with Mar
vim Hart In the early part of the 2lst
round. Hart's seconds tossing up the
towel In token OF defeat. Hart broke
his right hand In the sixth.
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REBELLION BEGINS.
CHINESE RIOTERS DESTROY GER
MAN MISSION STATION.
wOAGKoNe OFFICIALS MURDERED
Chinese Bankers Have Organized |
Steam Launch Patrol Of Coast to
Prevent PiratIcai Attacks.

Berlin, May 2s.--According to dis
patches received here from Shangha
and Honkong native rioters have de
stroyed the German mission station a
Lien Chow. near Pakhoi. The mis-
sionaries escaped.
The German gunboat Hits, reeu
forced by 20 marines from the gun
boat Tsingtau. has left Honkong To-
Pakhoi. and It Is expected that a Brit
ish gunboat will also be sent to tha
port.
According to advices received here
by the German Cable Co. from Shang
hal disturbances have also broken ou
at Pakhoi, and the situation there, al
at Lien Chow, is apparently serious.
Five American missionaries were
killed at Lien Chow October 2S, 1908
and hospital and other missionary
property were destroyed. Indemnity
for the loss Of life and property was
paid by the Chinese government earl,
in January Of the present year.
Swatow, Province OF Kwawtung
China. May 2S.-A rebellion has bro
ken out at Wongkong, In the Uping dis
trlct Of the Chin Chu prefecture. All
the civil and military officials nt Wong
kong have been assassinated and their
yemens burned.
The local revolutionists, who were
Joined by natives of the neighborins
provinces, concentrated for their at
tack on the officials without being mo.
Tested by the populace.
The military commander here has
mustered the station guards and start.
ed for the scene of the outbreak.
Steps are being taken by the local
police to prevent excesses here.
The Chinese bankers have organized
a steam launch patrol Of the coast to
prevent piratical attacks on the part
Of marauders from the seaward.
New York, May 2S.-Four mission.
aries OF the Presbyterian board of for.
eign missions are now stationed at
Lien Chow. according to a statement
made at the Offices of the board In this
city. They are the Rev. John 8. Gun.
kle, who lately returned to Lien Chow
after furlough in England; the Rev.
Rees F. Edwards and his wife and Miss
Elda Patterson They have been in
the mission field so long that their
home addresses are not accessible at
the office of the board in this city.
No information of the trouble at
Lien Chow has been received from the
Presbyterian missionaries.
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Oarri nu4on Muee Hano.

JsiPsrssa CttysAo- May al.--Ths su
Drsue court dso1asbds i11lnk Lord:
v1e1sback naunpsr, HhsSin01gp papew \
~ at o3avoms ~. abnA be haaesd
- yuly - 1Dr - nurdw e J. 2. No
CA ~ - Lans hsu.emaa.
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wpshiAstOn. Juns LA dtspakoh n
the eoats dspartnasnt fSua AnA1ola
opnssl 'PaAdnsk. - AnAsV. oh1nA sayv
~ dlsss&1afastzoa = 0sstAssk 0olnn
y sVrqod1ng. Il b ~ 49, AnGtnn
intsrssas ere Act ~ hgs1vsl.
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sevsrsl Injured.

Ht, Losis. June s.-sspok la,agad pas.
sepg~ trph, b@as4 for Knnpas CIV
was wrecked nsar Lsaais I'D ssvs@eI
passsaOsrS wsge injuro4 TAs tsndsa
Jumped the truck anA turned owuu
thres coaches.
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Wpshiuseoa. Nv ss.---AtAsenAy0sa,
snl nsHAeasts ipilsse1sd ~ isene u
~ oleielss ~ ~ lDgAdusae Lc1Aety
CO.. m De'swars ~ enna plesA gpii'
y. thus obvhkiAs psoess1InO a6AihGl
tAan-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-06-06

Elgte Was stroktng her 9tttv whetlit
begun to purE "Oht mamma ~ Ghe
cried, s'Kttty has = bee In her heart
listen = lt hum. - Chicago TribunG
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A New York letter carrier b just
been admitted to the bar. He sludied
during the few hours he could yet on
each day. he will not give up his
letter route for a1time though. as he
Wishes to geta start In tho, ne y game
before he j. Of with the old love.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19
DELUSIvE THEORIES.

THE DENVER REPUBLICAN be aboring under the
contributing materially the solution of the
problem gavey simple prejudice and dis
the Negro
Africa 1t to find satisfaction in applying remedy
problem intricate and difficult
with which this nation deal Because the white residents
fashionable suburb
occupying dwelling sold contrary
deed prohibiting Negro The Republican hastens
the oed people that such things would the
land of their ancestors
have vastly
which bar them forever from select of land
Things drift and knock such silly monuments of
and the pile There cities the United
formerly fine old and exclusive
quarters their and
their ownership has become thing greatly desired by the
former lords of the land their agents whose determinations have
place competition fight for the Negroes dollars Dis
cmnaons OF the KIND alluded small the minds
people condition which the
land ownership scarcely realized which they fifteen
of all the land The Negro realizes that
he fight attain the ordinary principles of
justice but be down settled fact that he fighting,
who wish avoid him that respect The Washington
dilemma but merely personal affair." which the white
worried the real arsocrac Negro section city
burban unknown thing redence therein salts
joining the property Tman Minister WI Ting Fang.
Larger things than these draw the Negro Africa We
draw instead of drive because the realization that the
fvors the Inducements rather the compuson of
and basis for of people from
and cline another Would it be for the American Negro
in his present condition, establish
nation of his Or should while continue
to cling to that with the land which the white
entered into with him when the latter brought him here planted
him the Southland and ovenanted with God to and afford
also that the white keep him
God?
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19
Thr mnntatt
mhn Drtnka
By BERTHA ". o'BRIEN.

tum, which, however, gains force with familiarity
There's getting around that supposed lover
ibe drinking. There's
his ntmates know planning apply for divorce from the
he married only few He of the class who pride
themselves upon making pa their She's jolly fell
low he boasted Before met her she of these shy little
convent girls who had inside
teach her what dinner sharpen appetite with
good cockal--how to live"
Now of the chief charges against his good fellow wife and
erswhe shy little girl that she's the flowing
bowal the other faults that make life with
husband result from this that he taught her with
Girls who acknowledge that they just the
into with relish the
ton of being prudish, or old-fogyish.
81 made it rule when first married,
find fault with husbands little bad habits
share his life with him.
be too bad for When to dinner ah supper
let him order for the he did for himself
rsto didn't take to it kindly but nowwe this tells the tale
and she aughngy held bottle that did tell the tale The ug
of the thing didn't apparent to her.
She's of thousand who
nicous habit of drinking because they wanted appear
lows" to the whose appreciation they coveted above
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19
ne Refetbr
Tbat Ae @lap @the
BY REV. EARL E. HEWSON,
St. Louis.

relieve your brothers wants. the tears that flow down his
cheeks and hush the sobs of his broken God gives
you may give to others You only steward all have,
trustee of all you possess.
Tell what gift and will tell what God
should to the world God has given
be busd in vault kept for selfish ends, but to be
multitude as freely cheerfuy willingly God you
~ Will have learn
the Disciples had to lean the disposition of the
mand and the necessities of the
Think how little how little Of
all the sghs that hearts, the
tears that down cheeks What
small and the demand great? What these among
To realize weakness the beginning of strength The beginning
power is to learn weakness and then bring
to Christ In his hands they become sufficient
great and the weak mighty when placed the hands
He who kisses the little vapo rainbow wraps
scarf around the shoulders the dying
INTO strength and feeble effort to abide
50 out in darkness heaven
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19
RACE ANTAGONIST.

THE antagonm af influence
the world Notwithstanding
conflicts with babarous hafbarbarous
tons of the world generally there
sumbering
meath the outer surface of peace and amity.
The Caucasian people, their distinctive parts
rey assured of such binding guarantee
their continued and harmony and their international politics
prolific
be settled by either the fine hand of diplomacy the
4iA
Leading the world in civil intellectual
arborng the instinct of selfish advantage
diplomats and the delegates
that wedred necessary
establish
But II the Caucasian dts himself there should
deep down IN his heart he enmy against other branches
the human family seemingly of lasting and bitter than
exhibited other civilized
International intercourse which distinctly commercial has brought
the Caucasian his
yellow black well
things have always been and always be
not based idea the brotherhood
intended solely industrial friction depreciation
embody
fears and guards against possibility of
African population United
citizenship
sene the spirit of racial antagonim with which the white
mbued The black
individual education intellectual
of the
lures OF past history and the unlimited tried of the
to back It, But after ALL there something
retrlevaby
ny has built the Cacaans magnificent
every instinct which makes for the
humanity Yet they endure and find their
breasts OF those who lead the world Will always be thusi
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19

The art of pleasing said to be with the art of
the world exceptions
of who surrounded with nmbu after they
emerged from the crysal of but these after ALL missed the
brightness and beauty of life Michael Angelo cold
bidding and though people admired his works they did not admire
himself he had few friends fame did bring him happiness
Columbus unsoca and this disposition be
trbuted the muny of his which with difficulty aayed
his discovery
dinner his life and during exile his his
throughout his resde
he remained hermit to his countrymen.
On the the brilliant who had polished
worked their the love of the multitude
James Fox when he had gambd his dollar beloved
by the people because of his Gladstone the idol
of the English political hatred owing the
personality and winning gained him
and election The genial kindly oae life of William
Mckinley endeared his of the people
his untmey death plunged regardless all political
afiliaton.
The 81 know" c my business" kind
of stays where he than their ability their
put most successful where they today
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19

Very few women know
the taste of intoxicants
until some man teaches
them. Often the man
who teaches is one from
whom the woman could
naturally expect nothing
but good. That "each
man kills the thing he
loves" is a horrible die
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19
PROTECT THE WEAK.

TO lure young girls life of shame much of
crime in eyes white The weakness and
add the delight of this kind OF
this kind of criminal than the autho
Ii the color
changed about much would
be Young the railroad fireman. who
fifteen and sixteen Cheyenne and
i'll should not be allowed
with light punishment mitigating such
case great clear opportunity teach
i S here presented.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19


We have not learned
the genius of the Cross
or the true meaning of
life until we realize that
our lives were given to
us that we might give
them to the world. You
do not know the meaning
of the blessing you pos
sess unless Won use If To
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19
Oulttuatr Gum Mattttrrz
Jf unm mnnln RtHr
BY DIR. MADISON C. PETERS.

Good manners often do more for than
money influence They open many portal to the
aspiring which would otherwise remain closed, and
lead the way to recognition and success. The man
of polish, of and courtly bearing, has much
better chance Of getting along in the world than the
man of rough, overbearng disposition who en-
deavors to attain his ends by brute force regardless
of the feelings or rights of others.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19

Business Men see that wonderful
light "Calumet Club, Elks Club. Five
Points Social Club. John Moore and
Pierce q Pierce's Place." For furth-
or information see WeIltom Gas q
Lasht Co., 524 18th St., Opp. Adams
Hotel. :.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-10-19

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