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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
SAUNDERS MAY
Be TRANSFERRED
MANCHURIA'S CAPTAIN MAY
TAKE SOME OTHER VESSEL OF
THE LINE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Within a
week, from present appearances, the
steamer Manchuria will be floated
from Hunters Point dry dock, after
having been there for nearly half 2
year in the hands Of the mechanics.
Before leaving the dock, however, 10000
rivets are to be driven in the bottom
plates, and this alone will consume six
days. After leaving the drydock the
Manchuria will be at the Union Iron
Works about twenty days, being
finished up ready for service. Her
sister ship, the Mongolia, will be in
port before that time, and may be
placed in drydock for permanent re-
pairs, as a result of going in the Mid
way Island reef September 16 last, and
also grounding in the Inland Sea of
Japan a few days ago.
Captain ]. w. Saunders, who was in
command of the Manchuria when she
went ashore last August at Wanna
nalo, is nominally still in command,
but may be transferred to some other
vessel of the line. He is returning
from Honolulu on the liner China, with
Captain Metcalf of Lloyd's and Cap
tain Pillsbury, surveyor for the San
Francisco board Of Marine Under
writer's.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
WIRELESS NOT HELD UP.

E. E. Richards, manager of the Hilo
and Hawaii Telegraph and Telephone
Company, in an open letter very Sc
verely denounces the statement that
his company was holding up the Wire
less Telegraph Company for extor-
tomato charges for transmitting the
messages fthe latter, as being un-
true He takes occasion to place all
the credit for these statements on Mr..
Cross, manager of the Wireless Com
pany, whom he says owns all the stock
in the company, and is making a fat
profit out of the business. His COM
pany, he says in order to help out the
wireless when it was in hard lines. re-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
NEW NATIONAL
GUARD ORDERS

The following order has been issued
to the National Guard:
National Guard of Hawaii.
The Adjutant Generals Office.
Honolulu, T. H., May 9th, 1907.
General orders No. 16.
1. Captain Arthur Coyne is appoint
ed Lieutenant Colonel in the National
Guard of Hawaii, with rank from
April 18th, 1907, and assigned to COM
mand the First Infantry, N. G. H.
2. Captain Gustave Rose is appoint
ed Major in the National Guard Of
Hawaii with rank from March 29th,
1907, and assigned to duty with the
First Infantry, N. G.. H.
3. Major w r. Riley is relieved
from the command of the First In
fantry, N. G. H., and will remain on
duty Herewith.
BY order of the Governor.
]. w. JONES.
Colonel and Adjutant General, Terri
tory of Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED.

That your face gets red. you have a
fullness in the chest. breath comes
short and quick and feel a sinking SEN
sation, when you walk fast go up
stairs, are, excited or frightened. This
is the first stage of heart disease, and
must have immediate attention. Don't
delay Then DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure, which will strengthen the nerves
Of the heart and restore it to health.
Money back If first bottle fails to ben
eft.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
TAXES ON CONst1LATEs.

Deputy Attorney General Sutton is
looking into the tax laws to determine
whether the Japanese consulate is tax
able. Tax Assessor Holt thinks that
the Progress Block ought to pay taxes
for the current year, as the building
was owned by George Tourney on jan
uary 1 when the assessment was made.
An effort will be made to locate him
and to ascertain whether there is any
property belonging to him in Honolulu.
It has been the custom not to tax con-
su1ates
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN
SHINES"

There is a lesson in the work of the
thrifty farmer. He knows that the
bright sunshine may last but day
and he prepares for the showers which
are so likely to follow. SO it should
be with every household. Dysentery,
diarrhoea and cramp collie may attack
some member of the home without
warning. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which is the
best known medicine for these diseases,
should always be kept at hand, as i'm
mediate treatment is necessary, and
delay may prove fatal For sale by
all dealers, Benson, Smith & Co., agents
'or Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
DISGUISED WOMAN
PASSED IN VENTURA
DRESSED AS MAN SHE PLAYED
DOCTOR ABOARD SHIP-SAW
MURDER IN RUSSIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-The spe-
cial board of inquiry appointed by
United states immigration Commits
sioner North to examine into the right
of John hitting and his wife, Farpha,
alias Pepper, alias the Countess Con-
viaiasky, to land in the United States
made it's final report yesterday and re-
commended that both be debarred from
landing. The board found that the
husband and wife were undesirable
persons.
The couple registered on the steam
ship Ventura under the name Of John
and Gorge Pepper, the wife masquer-
aiding in male attire as George Pep
per. She posed as a physician and in
that capacity treated several men on
the vessel.
According to her own statement the
woman was an accessory to murder
after the fact. She told how, when at
college in Moscow, she saw one of the
students stab and kill one Of the pro,
fessors. The student fed from the
spot and she picked up the knife and
refused to reveal the name of the as
sassin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
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duced the rates from SIS to $50 per
month, and now that there is no longer
charity in doing business at loss and
they proposed to restore the old rate,
Cross makes these statements
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
benson. SMITH Z CO., LTD
W. G. Irwin C Go.
AGENTS FOR THE

AGENTS FOR THE
ROYAL Insurance Co. of Liverpool, Eng.
Scottish Union & National ms. Co. of
EdingbuIt, Scotland.
wilhelmina OF Madgeburg General
Insurance Company.
q, commercial Union Assurance Co. of
London,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
A. B. EBNER, Special Agent.
w. G. Irwin & Co., Lite
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS

AGENTS FOR
o, eanic Steamship Co., San Francisco,
Cal.
Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran
cisco, Cal
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Newall Universal Mill Co., Manufac-
turers of National Cane Shredder
New York, N. Y
Pacific Oil Transportation Co., San
Francisco, Cal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
Be Not Deceived

s
INC hal $ handled
by removable
have
the problem.
pure sweet and
ERIN
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
{, BREWER & Co, LTD.
QUEER STREET.
HONOLULU, n. 7
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Waikiki Sugar Company,
Ookala Sugar Plantation Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Charles M. Cooke. President
Geo. H. Robertson. .V-Pres. & Mgr.
E. Faxon Bishop. Treas. & Secy.
r. w. Macfarlane. ......... Auditor
P. c. Jones.......... ......Director
G. II. Cooke. Director
]. r. Gait. Director
All of the above named constitute
the Board of Directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-05-10
Is the Only CIeanabIe

bring
ready to take decision
used almost
mo make
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
PERMIT FOR RAILWAY
At ANACOSTIA BRIDGE

Upon the recommendation of c. p
Huht, Engineer Of Highways. the COM
missioners have granted rermissiOn 10
the warren F. Brenizer Company To
coHstfuet narrow gauge railway with
sucn sldlngs, turnoUts and switches as
the field required in the construction OF
the approaches to the new Anacostia
bridge. The following streets may be
used
on i. II and n streets southeast be-
tween Eleventh and Fifteenth streets
Virginia avenue southeast, between
Eleventh and Water streets: Eleventh.
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets southeast, between L
street ard the Anacostia river
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
FOSTER TELLS OF TRIP
TO HAGUE CONFERENCE

The details of the procedure and
method of The Hague peace conference
were the subject of a talk before the
University Club last night by John w.
Foster, one OF the United States dele
gates. He described the building IN
which the conference was held. saying
that its appearance fitted in dignity the
purpose fer which it was chosen
Speaking Of the delegations, he said
that the United States was not the
largest. but that Austria had fourteen
delegates, Germany and Great Brltu n
thirteen each, while this country had
twelve
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
SENATOR DICK I'LL,
MAY Be KEPT At HONE

So impaired has become the health OF
Senator Dick OF Ohio that his friends
fear ne VIII not be able TO come TO
Washington until late in the Congress
sionaI session.
He is now i'll with rheumatism at his
home in Akron. Ohio. He was in WASH
ington last Thursday on urgent busi-
ness, but was hardly able 70 walk on
clutches, so great was his suffering
The present attack mas confined the
Senator to his room for several months.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
SHORT WEIGHTS GIVEN,
SAYS COLONEL HASKELL

Col. ". S. Haskell. seaIer of weights
and measures for the District, is author
ity for the statement that nine-tenths
Of a dozen stores recently visited were
giving short-weight butter for full
weight price.
one TO two ounces is the deficiency in
the majority OF instances, but larger
weight has been discovered to be shy
at other places. Warrants for the ar
rest of the propTietors OF the stores
will most likely be the result of Colonel
HaskelFs searching investigation.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
COURSE IN ESPERANTO
SUGGESTED TO SCHOOLS

That the study of Esperanto be made
a part of the curriculum of the pub
schools was suggested at meeting 81
the Washington Esperanto Society n
Ipythian Temple last night. AS 1t vac
an informal session of the society, ce.t-
1ite action with regard to submittir
fhe suggestion to the Board OF Educa-
ton was postponed until the next meet
ing.
Henry r. Haferkorn made short ad-
dress. in which he outlined the ad-
Vantages 10 be obtained By the adoption
OF Esperanto as a universal language,
followed by a general discussion by the
members
The society viii elect officers at its
next meeting, December Z.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
.HObOeS Meet
To Revise Their
Unfair List

CUMBERLAND. Md. Now 16.-Fifty
delegates. representing the Brotherhood
Of American HobOes. are camped to-
night at the foot Of the mountain below
here. They are holding co
the light Of a tremendous campfire.
They seem 10 be well supplied with
FUNDS and gave gigantic orders TO local
dealers for supplies mostly beer and
whisky, and paid cash.
Considerable CONSERVATION is being
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

manifest in the community, as hobOes
continue TO arrive in large numbers.
The meeting undoubtedly was planned
and carefully arranged
IL is understood that it is the purpose
Of the sons Of rest TO adopt an entirely
new system OF signs by which TO des-
ignate the nature of the occupants Of
residences and make large additions to
to the unfair list" So far the hoboes
have been orderly
The Washington times., 1907-11-17
HARD ON ovERHoLr.

After Richard simms Burke had been
convicted in the Police Court yesterday
for assauting Edward Overholt. Assist
ant District Attorney Given received a
letter requesting that the prisoners san
ity be investigated. Burke was fined s25
or seventy days in Jail. The writer said
any man who would n,altreat Overholt
must be insane" Mr. Given recom-
mended the mental examination.
The Washington times., 1907-11-17

of the
price and knew nothing its value That could happen
nd
red of securing the lowest everything you need
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

III
ia II eireoe Sen is. % is
lit 25,glars SSubileum meol
S1toDielie ai en- flor % in1l1f Gent
1arbpgtting, Der peo belle tit flnitne=
% bpgteiniife l1oitpr oil bIipe ct
Mgniter for iamtlige Seminnrier /
belle 2anoet. 8Dgningen bar genz
fugefri Cube (2inotol
% Sera55omoiaif), en- 8aoeonltalt
meo Dartne og fol6e Babe iamt Ell.
finf 8a6itue. @n6ptoere finoes Ser
ct fDiiif og femiif 2aboratorium til
@leDdbelier.
SDllano.
81 g e @aIfl Ell er / en-
30 Q e. S 8isbolt Moie neo @or=
lens CT man itg6t paa ct &alflog,
Der / tgr Gilitano i1oeboloer ca. 81
pGt. &alf. Do 2aget er let tilgGn-
.geltgt, bill set fan flor 8%etDoning lonl
@eoning paa fa%lffattige Soro,r /
Smegnen.
g al I a.g teri / S + e,
6ericin a.. Set er mi peotaget, al
Der ifal anlpgges ct &aninilagteri
5reoericin. 5lugteriet ifal bap{
20 Ore pr, &anin, og &riien pac
ilngteoe &ariner bliber SO og IS 9r,
b%enbolospis for DDr ODER og UNDER
&nn0. 0irfiombe0en ifal begpn0'
til 9ftober.
SDlIan6s it6rite g II g
2angS @noenaaen og 6ens Sorgre
ninger mellem S6rring og &aif Sfol
ligger Ser ct @ngareal paa ca. 5000
S0r. 2an0, bel NOT Spllanos itgrit
gngilette. @ngene er ganife piit me
get forlfiellige al 8eifaffenbe0, mel
efter Sc ienere Mars omfatten6e &r1l
tnr giper Be BOG 5-6 Sees So p1
50. 2an6. Safierer man bpert See
til 12 &roner, bltber set alt1aa e1
&apital paa go0t en- balp Millio1
&roner, Ser aarlig u0pinoes al 6isi
tioligere &nrltrefninger. S Mar ia
l1obpttet ppret ooifilligt ODER 6o1
%bentning.
@torfen / 5for1tener
Sorleoen fal6t Ell Storf neb / 5for
itenen / en- itprre @ienoom / &ar
6erS. Sill at begDn0e me6 rumlter{
Sc Sen en6el, og 5te6ets 8eboere pil
6e ga Igge at re66e Sen; men en-
2eierne en- @ertSbusbol6er Marcu
Sergenlen, mo0iatte fig bette, 5
bans Soften bil0e blipe griiet til me
800 0erpe6. 9ugen blep omtalt
8laoet1e> og a1le Dprepenner tom
@arniif ODER @nrtsbnsbol6erel1
&iqrtelpsbeo. Gnoelig greb Gellfr
bet til 0prenes 8eifpttelie ino og Fl
NolittetS M%sliltance, efter at Storfe
bapoe lt00et / Sforitenen / 5 9ag'
Sen leoeoe en6nu> ifient SEN bele s
Den baboe ito6et / 500 og &gg u6e
6poe; men Sen bar / en- pnfelig Sol
fatning. %:Smi0lerti6 fom Sen IT
bnrtig til &refter efter at bore III
fret og ipaffer MI frei0tgt ON / 81
6enaaens breoe @nge.
6 II 81 nj 8. g.
al &eitfDltens melt ttltalen6e og ufo,
fproeoe Sfiffelier, @ammel @fage,1
homerfe6e &eoningsformano, Sc
mort 70taarige Sens &asmsler
bar 7aa @runo al Sbageligbe0
6iSie Sage i1ogioet 8egiering OF
Mfifeo fra &egningsp9ienet fra /
0ftober | Mar at regne.
Sens &asmuslen er fgot / @om
mel Sfagen SEN 10. Oftober 1888
Sra lngoommen al iDsieliat me0 81
Ffferi peo Den farlige 5fageraftDit Da
BON lelplfreDen til at blibe &eonings
man6, ga ser / 1869 opretteoes e1
neutrality-suspicious. fnap II Mil Sci
for &eien. Sg ioa flor par &illioe1
til oen fun 30aartge Man6s Moi
og Manosnerperelie, at ban itrof.
blep 5orman6, life alene for 6enn
fprite v8aao", men ogiaa for 6e no
get ienere tilfommen6e 8aaoe Del
@ommel 5fagen og Spirbaffen. {
benbeo 40 Nar bar Sens &asmusie1
oltiaa giort Eieneite / &e6ningspeie
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

s asss sssF ss
Ia r
96nr 4 Ell Rigbettbabnsl
attiete Dpoageliesbetiente Der
bapoe faffet iig ct Mabn ION
Jorfatter d GoltttfortRllinger, blep
! fin STD arreiteret Jon Deltager i
ben itore MISUNDERSTANDING ser Il
'9itter Dafte megen Dpiigt i aigben-
baDn: Sanien bleD afifeoiget af 40,
litiets Rieneite % bar iiooet nrreite-
ret I lange Gt6er, men ct mi fommet
paa fiji SOD moo &aution. Dommen
pentes at fal6e / 2gbet af ct @ar
Maa1te6er og bentes lite at bIibe me-
get baar6.
6 n Statne al dbafe-
ipeare. S &ronbotg Slots @io-.
oerial blep Der forleoen afilgret en-
Statue al @illiam Sbafeipeare, no-
fgrt at 8illeobugger 8. &asielriis..
en- S a r II 6 = a a 9 a n
ii II g. Sorle6en tom en- nelfleot>
men barfooet &erre ipa0ieren6e in6
til Npborg. SON bite itg-at prre
@igurb &aturion y&irfiubo og at til
bbre en- al Sarpernes melt aniete 6a-
miller ben tioligere Solfetings=
mano for 6ereerne er bans 8rooer.
9e bare 5go6er bar BOG life en- ST.
ge al Ne6 eller Erang, men al ct
8Rooemaal ON at ipa0iere SDen og
9i9llano rl1nDt l16en 6oobeflp6ning.
9e n fe S e t e + e.
Gn Population, Ser repr9ientereoe
S9iterne UNDER MrreifoD, SSnelsberg
&inosgabl, Saaltnge og @e0ellsborg
o%berrafte forle0en Suititsminilter sri.
berti en- paa ct 6eltemeoez S6enlf
beotagen &eiolution ON Seltegaar.
6es lopbun0ne Opergong til fri Glen
bonn. Suititsmt1iiteren betegneo'
Sagens @iennelnf6relie iom en- 2pf
fe og CAB Stliagn ON at billie giGre
bpa6 ban fun6e for at fremme sen
Sort 6eilige Mobers
M a a I. S en notwithstanding
Marital blep forle0en in6leperet fpl
genoe ifriftlige Srbre:: uet @olt =,
bit 5nger!"
&aa en @rabpla6e paa Sglling
&irfegaaro 1pies,
Ser @piler @tgbet al @tenboge.
2ars 0lien- of Gifelitrnp SPOT Del
% Muguit 1888 oa 80 Sen 3:
Sonlar 1904 og @mitrm Mbelon
Nielsoatter S90t sen 81 Decem 1926
Ii Dapine, Dpe sen Is Sftober 1885,
beg 2 / Steremoie &uiet.
Spill Spt / Sre6.
Il lD t t e or en- H. b +
ties 5. @oo 5lagelle @ta
! ton blep forleben en- 5tationsarbej
Der ibielfi6rt al ct @o6stog. Del
orpbte Manos Sig benlaa en- Sea
poa Sernbaneitationen bpor set bur
tig %unoergif en- flor Sorban6ling
bbilfet bar @runoen til ct merfelig
l1lpffestilfgl6e, iom ifete sen poafel
genoe Scat. @n at Sc pagtbapen6
8ortprer biloe ie 2iget. Spnet a
bette gior6e imt6lertt6 ct laa 1t9rf
Snotrpf paa bam, at ban blep iptm
mel. SON gift iaa en- Sur uo pa
Herronen | @aab ON, at oct ifrl6
gaa ODER igien, men Der itDrte6e ba1
ON og falot ioa ubeloigt, at ban Fol
/! 5obeoet moo &anten al 8erronen 0!
fit ct temmeltgt 6Dbt 5oar / &obe
BET; set er bog life farligt.
Gen g e g m n E
TO Re @ientot e, ser
aller fgrite al 240. Mlmueifoler, ion
Song Greoerif 5. 6ier6e los opfgr'
paa &pttergooierne, fal6er / oisi,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30
aiBbenbadh.

&iering at @eie. Soen-
ne Sio anitiller &iebenbapns &o-
ml1ne ct 6orips / Mp%rreisgaoe meo
Mafaoamiiering meo opertipreoe
5ferper for at inobente @rfaringer
meo @enipn til oenne Metooes Solo
barbe6.
6lere 6 b / n 5 e + e n 5
80 R n 5. S 8%egpn6elien al oct 19.
Marbnnoreoe bar Ser / &jgbenbapr ct
lille Obertal at M9ne. Men i So
bet al ct Marbunore6e er bette 6or=
bolo blepet aloeles forrptfet, iaa Ser
nu efter 6olfet9Hingen / 1906 er ct
enormt Oberitu6 al 4bin6er. Mpi=
ogtig bar ser efter Sen lnopnte Sol
fet9lling 214,721 Men6 og 293, 1O2
&binoer / 5tor:aiebenbapn, altlaa
8pen me6 De inolemme0e Diitrifter.
Ser er altiaa 51,381 flere 4pinoer
en6 Men6. Set er 1912 &pinber
for bper 1000 Meno / 1906, meoens
Der / 1901 fun bar 1883 &pin6er
mob 1000 M9n6.
9ette Sorbolo ifpl6es naturligpis
tiloels, at Ser fg0es flere apinoer
enc Mpn6. men en- Gel al @runoen
ligger ogiaa / Snopanorings- %
Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

- So 49, I~'f
Song Sre0erif 5. 6ieroe los opfgre
paa &pttergo6ierne, faloer / 6isie
Gage for 9fsen og 4ammeren. Den
gamle @fole bar in6piet 1921 og
bar pqret | 8rug iom Sfole inottl
for ct &ar Mar it6en, ga Ben npe
Sfole blep taget / 8rug. Si6en bar
De gamle 8pgntnger 6elbis .beret BE,
nptteoe til Mfbolosmg6er, og / iau
noitraft 0mfang til Op6retning of
&otter. at bele 8pen blep rigelig for
iDnet. Mn er oct forbt. Sogne-
raaoet bar ifienfet 8pggematerioli-
erne til 8pens forifielltge Mfbolosiel-
itaber, JONI beraf bill opf6re ct fplles
Mfbolosbiem. Og bermeo ct iaa Ben
ferite at uaongens Sfoler", uoilettet
at Silparelien.
W R I tel g t 8 j e 81
a g. timber ct 9orbenbeir, lom
forleoen traf ben oper Sen jpoIiqe
Sci al 8ornbolm, ifete ct m9rfeIigt
:2pnneolag Dos Mblsbrnger SIR.
Nielien, Solbi9rg peo MofirfebD. Do
npeiret bre6 lbs tpeoe Sanilien i1b.
! Stuebniet, bbor fort efter 2pn.t
fog NED Sforitenen, fulgte oenne til
2oftet, iom BET 6erefter fuIgte ct
.Stpffe for iaa at laa igiennem neb /
@nlpet miot i Dagltgit11en. Da 2p-
net r1aaeoe @ulpet gap BET ct 5tg6
iaa Mielien og nogle 8grn, Der itoo
paa @ulDet, boppe6e / 8eiret. SEQ
men % en Nabofone, iom jus neo,
marfe6e lite 5tg6et ian itnrft. Ro-'
gen l1lpffe ifete lite u0 oDer at Sfor-
itenen pIintreoes og g9reliet fDlotes
meo SOB. SelpfglgeIig fit 5amilien
Ell oroentIig 5frpf 2ipet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-08-30

@
lt0|te Sro, bolot me6 Magiitraten
Chen Ear Ser berifet megen Mrrig.
ita6 / De leoenbe 5ociolilters SER
forGi bette Mio6el til at bepiie So.
munoiejets &erligbe6er blep Taae1
Dent al SPn6erne. Men forle6er
fottcoe oe otter Moo, ioet Social.
&elno!raten" bragte en- Meo6elelie
ON, at Sporbeisielifabet baboe TIL
bnot at lplge Gporpeiene til &omu.
men ollerebe til 1. Sanuar fribilligt
@rnn6en til oets pluoielige Gftergi=
benbeo ffuloe bore, at set par bange
for at mpoe alt for itrenge 8ilfaar,
roar BET tpungne 9alg til &omunen
ifnloe ftn6e Ste6 ON tire Mar. Set
piite Jig imiolerti6, at r@ocial=Dem o-
traten" baboe foaet en- @lefant uo al
en-. WDg. Mlt bpao ser bar lan6t al
5iitorien bar, at 2eoeren in6enfor
.Sporpeisielifabet &onferensroa1
4rel @eioe. rent pripat boDoe no
talt, at bois 8omunen fun6e gipe et
antogeligt 8uo, piloe Selifabet tage
bet nnoer Sperpeielie, men ban agte=
DE lite ielb at itille 1oget Silbu6 til
&omut1en, og Sagen bar END iffe be
ret omtalt ! Sporpeisielifabets 8e-
ltDrelie. &omunen frn0e forgprigt
{taa Jig goot peo netop MI at oper-
tage Sporpeiene, oa Ser / en- npr
6remtio ffal bebpgges itore npe Sire
aler tqt beo 8pen, %tilbgren0e &omu-
men, og beo Mnlng al, 5porpeislinier
piloe 6isle Mrealer qua meget op /
8ar6i. Men Get er life at pente, at
bet pripate 5eIifab bill anlpgge nDe
.2inier for Be tire Mar, set bar tilbage
at lin 4oneesiion:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-07-18

A prominent farmer Of this county
asked us few days ago to say some
thing about the practice of plowing
into the public roads. We asked
him why he did not prosecute those
who were guilty of this sort of thing,
and he very rightly said that he hated
to prosecute his neighbors. His posi-
ton is correct, and we cheerfully
bring the matter to the attention of
our officials. The habit of plowing in
to the public roads is a most reprehen-
sible one, and it will not be stopped
until some parties are taken up and
heavily fined. Make an example of
a few violators of the law and the
practice will stop. We trust our
supervisor will 60 after the ones who
want to cultivate the public roads of
the county and that at once. Mild
measures will do no good, but few
heavy fines will stop it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-07-18

The good to be derived from an or
ganization of farmers and business
men for the purpose of having some
voice in saying atwhat price cotton
shall be sold is so self-evident that we
see no need to discuss it. But the
matter rests with the farmers. Ii
they are willing to continue to be
slaves, we can't help it. The BAN
berg county association will amount
to something if those directly inter
ested in the price of cotton will give
it their support and cooperation.
But unless our farmers take an In
terest in it, nothing can be done.
The matter is up for settlement now.
Shall the organization be success or
failure? The answer to this question
rests with them.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-07-18

We trust there will be large at
tendance at the cotton association
meeting here the first Monday in
August. The editor of this paper will
do all in his power to make the or
ganization a success, but our efforts
will amount to less than nothing if we
donot have the support and co-opera-
ton of our farmers and business men.
We must organize if we expect to
have anything to say about the price
of cotton. A warehouse ought to be
built, and we can do it without any
trouble or burden on anybody if we
will only try. Shall we not try at
least? We feel sure the meeting will
be interesting and profitable to all
who attend. If you have not already
Joined, come and do so. If your
name is on the old list, have it en-
rolled again, as this is a reorganiza-
ton.