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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-25
Ordered to Leave.

Immediately upon receipt of the news
OF the great earthquakes fearful de-
struction at kingston, Jamaica, Admi-
raj Davis, U. S. NJ, was sent there to
render assistance to the stricken city
Other ships were speeding on the way
to the devastated city for the purpose
OF helping. But Gov. Swettenham
made formal request that the Amer-
can sailors be reembarked. He was,
1t is said, incensed against the United
States because OF President Roose-
velt's attitude towards the Jamaican
negroes on the Panama canal.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-25
DR.. James Woodrow Dead.

DR.. James Woodrow died at his
home in Columbia, January II.
He was man of rare gifts, possess
ing an intellect of great power. He
was born i'll England in 1928, and was
son OF Scotch clergyman. His
parents came to the United States in
1887.
He was prominent in the service OF
the Presbyterian church, up to several
years ago, at which time he came into
conflict with many leading men in that
Christian body upon the subject ofevo-
luton.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-25
Gard of Thanks.

To the kind friends and neighbors.
who so ably and sympathetically assist
cd in the care of our baby during the
long hours OF suffering and sad hours
OF bereavement, we desire to return
our sincere thanks Words utterly fail
us in expressing the feeling of great
indebtedness for the wealth of tender
ness and care bestowed by you. We
shall ever treasure each of you in men,
ory and wish you very many bright
and happy hours, with never a shadow
like that through which you so loving
ly assisted us.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. T. Yates.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-25
A Wonderful Happening.

Port Byron, N. Y, has witnessed
one OF the most remarkable cases Of
healing ever recorded. Amos F. King
OF that place, says: "Bucklen's Arnica
Saive cured a sore on my leg with
which had suffered over 30 years. /
am now eighty-fve." Guaranteed to
cure all sores, by all druggists; asc.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-01-25
The Price OF Peace.

The terrible itching and smarting in
cident to certain skin diseases, is al
most instantly allayed by applying
Shamberlain,s Salve. Price, rs cents.
For sale by Union Drug Co.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Sin GrOtcit aus 9entiGlanb.

Snterciiantes Sdreiben Oes Serrn
2onge aus 4ltono, - 3eutide
8etreioeb1noler nit amerifani-
iden SenOun9en ult5ufrieOen. =
9oltimore'S 9fuf ols @etreioe-@r.
p~ortbofen unbefledt.
9ie bieiige Sunoelsbeborbe erbielt
cinen 9rief BON $. So. 2ange & SO.
aus 9%(ltono, GeutI6lono, morab Die
europ6ii6en @etreioebGn0ler 0iele
Saiion nit bem amerifaniidcn @e.
treiOe ieGr ur5ufriebcn iin0. Gem
S6rei6en Iagen ~begIoubigte Gertiii-
fate BON ben oncrfanlten 8ctrct0c'
inipcftionsfirmen bel, Die befrnocn,
Dab Die IN lester 3eit BON 8olucIton
uno NcipsS Orleans ncri6ifften Wei.
5enlo0ungen ourdtpcg id)immelig
llnb foltl morclt; fo1t ale &orncr CT.
men bittcrcn 0ei6nlod 5cigtcn, mo
bicicIbcn 10 3iliommcn0eboQt morctL
bob Scr Glcnotor MIR nit Siilfe bon
Mrbcitcrn, bic ole Glurupen nit Ger
SonbihoufcG ~5ertbeiltcn, orbcitcn
forutc. GS iuirO angenomn1Cm 0oB
bci'm Scrlaocn oeS @etrci0c9 nidJt
bic gcniigcnbe Sor9folt %aegcipenbct
miro, I'M 10 mc6r, als minocrmert6is
ger alter Mei3en Dem ais Nr. 2 bar
ten @intcriuci5cn gorantirtcu &c
trcibe bei9cmiidt lit. Scr 9ricf iogt
fcrner, Oob nod 9cfunO Ser lebtcn
brei 2ooungcr, sic l%lcbcrfcnbrng
bon Gcrtififotcn nit ocnicl6en, mel
de bciogen oob bicic MIR Nr. .
bortcn @interlpei5cn cntboltell, bem
europdiiGcr GGlfcr fciuc @arontic
gie6t, oob tic quite ullo perf1llflid)c
@oarc crbolten. Ger &r1iibcnt Der
Soltbelsbeborbe, SER Nobert Tants
Ian, bctont in ieincr g(ntlport an oie
Sirno 2onge beionoers, ooB Der frog
ltd)e Wet5en ntd)t BON baltimore,
ionoern bon @olueIton berIdifft NOR
bcn lei, bob CT poIlio bobon ~iibcr5eugt
iei, hab Die 8logct begriinbct ieien,
ha in Scr perfloIiencn Saiion Die SD
fen on @olf itetS sic @etreioeprciie
poip Baltimore bebeuteltb u%ntterbotcn
bGttcrt. Baltimore bleibc benliibt, lei
nc Stipulation rnter Sen S6fen 81
bepabren unb INNER mebr 81 crb6'
fen, ipos Our6 gemilienbafte Snipef.
ton Der ST perienbenten Glitter llnb
0ltrdy ooS 9emiiben ser @rportcrrc
Dem eliropGii6en SGnoler bus 81 fen.
Den, mos CT crlporte, geid)ebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Sin Baltimore . @c6Gmoc.

-
glti Ser SomeStopn @tlSiteaing miro
Baltimore miir0ig pertretcn ieir.
Sine entbuiioitiihe @eriamm.
tlng bon aouiIcutcn i'm @m-
piongS5immer 0e5 ,WaDors.
Die Gomitc'n 0e8 y8ercinS Der
aouiIcutc mo 5%obrifontcn," bcS
y&crcin8 Scr @ei60it8rciienocn unO
aauileute, Scr GrcoiIcute, 0eS Ser.
zines Der &ouileute uno 6obrifanteu
Ger gItitnot" INTO Der &onocIsfam.
mer ionoen lid aeItcrr Nnfmittng 5t
elmer @ciprehuna iibcr Die 9eifif.
fung Der $omeStopu NltSitcllung iru
GmpinuQ@5inmer 0cS NlaporS ell II.
entleoigtcn iid) ibrcr Glfgobe nit ei'
ucr bemertcnS>uertben gnergic.
SEER $. 4. 8afer uuroe CUNT Gor.
liter crmabIt mo ingte OcricIbe, Bob
cr 0iclCS Mint mir 0oun olncbmcn
miir0e, inllS jcocr Gin5cIne ieinc poae
Sdul0igtcit tbln miir0c. is muroc
oann bcihloiicn, elm GonIitc nod)
Snmc9torun 5i icr0en, lpeIdjeS ciucn
ctlua 30 bel GO Sub groben Ylot fiir
Elm Baltimore @cbdloe auSiufcn
uut0 beIegen ioII, 0odJ oorf Der 8lob
nid)t iibcr 5000 foitcn. Die &S. $. 4.
9ofcr, u. u. OicGornlid un0 s. Z.
Nclion ipur0en ais Wiitglicocr oieicS
Gonlite'S crnannt, meld)e5 belltc
Nhcro nod nad) SnmcStumn nbrciiell
miro, um feline 3cit 81 uerIieren,
GoS @cb1uoe miro 5lpciitodiG uno
n0aS GoitIifc @oE9 scr Stoot 9nt.
timorc" acnonnt mrr0cu IN lucld)em
ole Nnltinlorcr mo iiiolid)cn sc,
ihGitSlcute miufommcn icin iollen.
3tc Serinmmlun9 oraaniiirtc lidl
Sam ais SaN Baltimore Stoot.Gos
mite iiir (SomeStopn uno eru0bIte
inIGcnOc @cnn1tc: 1raiiOent $. y.
9ofcr, Scfrctdr M. 6. @ooomoro,
@iiIiSicfrctGr EG. Somburgcr, jmn.,
mo Sdotmciitcr W. 8. Surit. Ger
MoDor Die $50. @nfcr, s, Snrrp Ere.
aoc mo Clarence $. Sorrcit >uer9S1G
bcilte cbenioaS cine Sitiing a6bolteN5
ltnl Die Gomite'n fir IublicitGt, gai,
Transportation, IusTteIun0 mo SO.
ipitolit6t 81 crncnnclL 0cren GorIiber
0Icih5citig boS @refutiu.G omite bill.
Den Iollcn, iueIdcS iid nit onberer
foitim6nniidcn Oraoniiotioncn III
Der Stobt in &%crbinOuna ieben ioa,
um Ole grSitcllun9 IN Samestomn
10 mrit ruic Baltimore babel in &c.
trodt fomnlt ST. einem @rfolg 5il mu'
den,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

Gin @irt6 oer6aftet 49,
Ter GeltaurotNlr Bntrid s. aing bon
9tr. 800, @reemitount. 2(penlie, lpltroe
geitern mcBen ongcbliden Sonntags'
pcrfouis bon Spiritloicn olli Elm ipei.
tereS belite ltattiinoenOeS 8crbor cnt.
%Eniicn. Yoli5iit 6rccnoll erlon9tc
0cItcrn ocn &erbaitSbeicbl iilr Sting.
3nei u%or1cla0cnc 3elgcn iugtcn aus,
Dab tic fem 9ier in Sings Mirtb.
Id)nit Detrnnfen bGttcll, mo bebnlip'
tctc cinc Sroil @ol0cn, pcld)e nit orci
6lni6en bier oltS Ser Mirtbidnit
fam, Dab Tie bicicS Bier bon ibrenl
III ser Somempo0. 9lpcnic nobnenoen
S6magcr m.itDcnommcn ulo bel
Srn. Sling lid) MIR tpegen bon ibm 5ll
rermietbcnoer 3inncr erfunoi9en
woQtc. 0n Scrgcont Mc@rap nid)t
onpeieno mar, meIdem Srru Soloen
cin @eltGnoniB gemadt bnben ioltc,
mirSc sic ScrbonOIung olli belte uer'
i6oben.
Sn Y6itooelp6in getront.
- 81 Der groBcn llc6erroidung Der
Tcrlponoten INTO Sreunoe bon Q.
Wcrcoitb &ceic, iu1., bon Nr. 222,
OIt.9oltinlorc.S IT., mo Sri. Hepa
81. Smith So6ter bon Srou Ibon1oS
Smith bon gtr. 1925, Noro.GborleS.
StraBe, boben oieielbcn am Somlto9
in E~biIoOelpbio gcbeiratbet. SRI.
Smith bate SreunOe in Hep-O orf
beilid)t uno traf oilf ser Niidreiie nit
Srn. Geeie 5uiommcn.
&onnen bnS Spude II
II djt lacn. - 8cgen angeb.
li6en Sprdcns nilf ocn 9ooen zines
StraBetbabn . @oggonS wurbe &c.
itert Nudmittog Gbos. s. Groiptber
bon Ir. 1885, @iIiamsitraBe, bonn
&id)ter Gor in Der iiiolidcn Yoli5ei'
%ltation NIT 81 ltto Soften b%eltrait.
Inter oerIelben ACKNOWLEDGING mllr.
Den geltern abeno I'M iiioliden 81.
itrift nod iolgenoe Herionen perbai.
tet: >Golano 8rag BON Scr. 1910,
Sadionitrabe; Siuiab Stringer, eill
9te9er bon Nr. 1921, 9toro.S Spring.
StroBe, ulr6 Neter Nearn, Elm Heger
BON Nr. 603, @ilbertitrabc; Stepben
Sorp bon Yer. 447, Offend. StraBe;
8m. Sbdlu ooit Ger. 1928, SiGItroBe,
ilto Wartin Worris bon Nr. 1875,
SiiosS6rDoerItraBe. 9ieielben iper.
ben belte Sortnittag oem Yoli5eirif.
ter porgcfiibrt mcrbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
ltnfnaS Gbrunif.

@r. @cor0c Shmiot erIeiOct @rauo,
number bel elmer 8niolin GrpIo'
lion. - <obe idlt bci'm Hoa.
ihlbImlien mltcr eiucn 9icrpu,
gen unO 6riht Mas Iinfc @cin.
@rbcbIid)e Nrun0mulocn al sen
Nrmcn erlitt 0r. @cor9c Stnltot bon
Gr, 52l, @ouloinitrnBe, ais cr per
illdtc, in iciuer &obmrn9 ciu 6ellcr,
mcld)eS in 6olgc Scr Grploiion zines
@nioIinoiCuS eutitou0, i'm Seine at
l6iden. SdlieBlid mibtc Die 6cler'
mebr 81 SiiIfe gcruien mcroen, unO
0icie I6id)te ole 6Iomulen IN fiirjcr
3eit. Ser angcriHtete Sdo0cn be.
trGgt $50.
iel untcr cinen Waacn.
@ei'm NoIlidplblolieu fam ser u
Sabre oIte &iioor &otbitcin bon g}r.
SSt, @cit.6 opctteitrnBe, an ser Ode
pon Baltimore lno EopplctonitraBe
10 umgliidli6 81 Sail, Dab cr mter
einen Mogcn Der GiBe1brot'i 6cll
@icrbrallcrci 81 Iic8cn tam. GincS
Der &intcrrG0er 0in1 iiber 0oS Iillte
@cilL lpo0lrd) oaiiclbc 0ebrodIcn ipilrs
DC. Ter ucrlebtc &nobe iultroc I'M
Eatrotpagcr 0cS m~citlid)en 0iitriftS
nad) Dem n6rantIin Square . @oipis
tai" gcbroht.
Gin 3u a mmcni it 0 i.
Sin &o1gon Scr YcnnipIUonin
9(ucnlc Clinic coli0irtc Ncitern an
ser 9onf-, nabe HegciteritrnBe, nit
eiucm 6rn6tuogcn ser oGricion
transfer So" Wcrfuiiroigcr @ciic
puroc in 0icicln Sale ser Strobcn,
b|abmmag9on crbebIid) bcid)Goigt,
mdbrcno an Dem 9aihunGcn fem
Sdooeu otgcrid)tct murOe. SIS lpllr0c
9ticmnn0 pcrlcbt.
Wt II III y ct NotD Oc III
So0e cntronncn.
9&lr Scr @eiitcS2cIcmpart 0cS NO.
toriiibrcrS $. u. GcNucr lit c8 81 per.
oanfcn, oaB Der ie68 Sabre nItc
Smen 9cnnctt bclltc nidt id)ucr Der
lett lit oOer olli Der SoOtcnbnbr licgt,
Der <nbe omiiIirte ii6 init mebreren
onOcren Siut3cn Oomit, Oob or Der
illd)tc, am broadway oui @ngcn 5t
ipringcn. Ginmo( pcrlor CT 0abci
ieinen Salt uno iiel oltf oie Strnbc.
>Snl nGmlid}en @htBcublid fam Elm
@oDaon Scr WfnOiion . 9lpcnuc.2 Clinic
beran %9eiabren utO eS idien Den
2lit8cnjcll9cn cine llnmoglidfeit, DAB
Der Mn8gon nod 5ltm Steben 8c'
5rad)t piiroe. Sic er1p0rteteu ieoen
~2algcn0lid Elm ltngliid. 0odl nit
icltener @eiltcSgegemuort brudte
Henmer 0cn @a9gon gum Stcbcrl, 10
oaB oos &ilto, meldeS bercitS pom
Sender beriibrt mor0en mar, NIT 0cni
Sdrcdcn 0npon fam, faunl abnell0,
in mcId)cr @efobr cS iidl beiulOen
Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

Rad eiucm boIbcn Sabre
crmi d. t. - Ger % Sabre olte
Sobn Z. @rltbb BON 9tr. AS, @eit.
Scriugtouitrobc, mlIrOc 9eitcrn IN
Scr luCitliden Yoli5eiitotion litter
Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ongeblid bon
Mooclinc Gbulbad, Nr. 1900, Mooi.
ION Apcnltc, ciren 0ionlontring i'm
@crtbc bon $3.50 gcltoblen 81 bobell,
Dem @eridtSOcrinbrcn iibcrpieieit.
Ger 0icbitobI mllr0e bcreits ont /.
Sltli lcetcl Snbres bcgnn0erb uno
guar ouf iolqcnbe @eiic: SRI. GbuI.
bod bate 6nluolS IN 9tr. 800, Horo.
EocoItroBc, 1eruobnt, IN lpeldlem
&ouie iid) oll6 @rubb onfbieIt. Sic
bate oell Miug I'M @ooe5immer OBJ
aelcgt nt0 nod genommerem 9aoc
Iicgcn loiiep. @rltbb i6eint nod) ibr
cos gooc5immer betreteu unb ben
MinN on iih gcnonmen 5u boben.
GcricIbc rciitc Damn nod) Heip.Dorf
ob. gtod ieincr gIbrciie lpnrbe Der
9iirg IN ciuem bieiigeu Yidnobauie
ouigciurben, uto Die 9eld)reibung
ocS ScricterS IieB oilf 8rubb idlie.
zen. Wrltbb bate in5iuiiden IN Nelus
Dorf cine Stelung oils 9iibnenor.
better cilter Observation-Disclosures erbo(.
ten. 0ieic @eicqidoft fiibrt ruir
oicle ISOLDE in Serbs Speriibuilie
aS6e Nan from Nom" oltf ullo fam
geItern bier on. Nit i1r fam oitd]
@rubb, mo uor ni6t penig iiber.
roIdt, penige Stunben nod ieiter
9(nfnnit burd) oen @ebeimpoli3ilteir
Sagor berboftet 81 iperoen.
Sin Gtom II II Ia
q c it orben.-9 Ser z Sabre alte
Inorep Schubert, Sobrt bon Serrit
CHARLES Neubert, pelder ode bon
McGloerrps uno GoltlcItrobe fpobnt,
itorb int .Sobns tSopfins. Soipital"
al Ytontainpergiftiing. Gs miro Der.
mlitbet, Dab ooS 8in0 burd obgeltalt
oene 3itderlpaaren, melde eS 9enoB,
bergiftet pliroe.
&ei~ignirt. = Collector Stone
bat Die Geiignotion BON &oscoe
Spaoeno, zines 9eamten bes ltoti.
itiIden 9eportentents 6eS 3oIIontg,
olgenomnten, ba bcrielbe cine Ste[.
lung in eirem Eoitamt in Sre0erid.
County an9enommeit bat. 9as
0serfluiiroige an oieier @eiignotion
tit, Dob Sr. Smaoenn cine $1,000
Steaihg aufgiebt , Inn Elm gntt 81,
ibernebmen, ipeld)es mir $500 5oblt.
@egen SbierqnGIerei be.
It t. = Natban q. Hice, ein III
Slt.goltimore poblbefonnter Yferoe.
bdnoler, ipurbe geItern in Der oltIifen
Eoli5eiItation ipegen Sbierqlt1lerei
Inn So urto Soften b%eitroit. Gice
id)litg it brlitaler @eiie aiif elm nis
oeripenitiges Yfero log iirb ToIi3ei.
rifter Dds, peId)er Gitger5eltge oes
8orfals tpor, befabl DEM YoIi5ilten
| @or0p1t. Micc an pcrhofteft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
.@ittelSboh Gereir."

HNp y y u VI . ~ I lNl ".
SSn &rn. Senrp S6Ieunes' yStag.
&oQe" om SanopersM orft fon0 &c.
Itern Nbet0 Die ba|lbmonotIide Ser.
inmmIitng beS -8ercin&"
itott, il, luelder Gr0lioent 9llgult
ShornogeI oen Soriib uno Sefret1r
6reo. Giegel OoS Erotofoa fii6rte.
&r. @iIb. anlbStppf muroe ais Wtit.
glieo |olfgcnommeu mo fir Sru.
@eorg bod cine Ipplitntion eingc-
rcift. Sir Sen bcporitc6enben 8alt
murOe fol9enoeS arrangements So.
mite %crnonnt: g. @ieiieI, Glug. S6or.
nngcl, Sobn @cnlcl, Srib Giegcl, 8.
". H%cilborot, Sobn {. @eiS, 2orerj
Sebncr, Sotob Sabr, Geo. @ornidel,
S(oom Got, Sofob SohS, Soicpb
aoubid, Geo. @oIomann, Sronf
9roid, &uoolpb Berger, 6rib aom-
merer lutO saul Wutbci.
"W eb9er Is cion9Dercin H."
Ger oWtcbgcr @clungoerein" biclI
gcitcrn III Soiinlonn'S Snllc an Der
6orrcIteS troBe, cine GuBcrIt gut PC.
iltd)te Serianmlllng ob, III peId)c:
Yrdiioent Is. 9ooen6cuOcr 0cn &or-
iit urO SefretGr i. Norocnbol5 onS
&rotofoa iiIGrte. Sic 2icoer fiir ooS
10, Stiftung@feit in 0o5o3er's @oQe
ami 10. Soruor murOcn inter &ei-
ting OeS Girigcntcn Eroi. $. Strip
pei cir0eii6t, lulO triift Der &orlibcr
rcS arrangements > Gomite'S, SCR.
SoliS Wagncr, oQc Gorfebrungcll,
nm hos 0cIt 81 cincm groBortigcn jl
MAIDEN. Cine Ginlaoun0 oc@ .Gum,.
~Itattcr &oIfSicit EcrcinS" ulrOc oil
ge>nnnlcll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

NV htN NV ~
oabin fiiDrcnOe 8abt in ben Sc
~'ets Der yMarpkdrto @tectttr" Rdil-
man &c." ii6ergegangen. - Der
lebte 9ollpfob erporben.
Gie vMarplano electric Gailmaps
Co." fat oen alten SergniigllngSplab
gap-9fiOge gepo6tet 1tnO bic bon 9ln-
nopoliS babin fiibrenoc 9nbn fGitilid
crworben. Die 9tbiid)t Scr 9o6nges
icai6aft ioa es iciu, Den friibcr be.
liebten, aber ieit me6reren Sabren
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gergniigun1s- unb
grbolungSplab an Der Gbelopedfe-
Vai mieoer III StollO SIT letelt, 81 mo.
berniliren utb bon Hulem gum slatss
flltgsplab 5lt MAIDEN. Die Gompn9.
nie eignet sic ,9altimore.Nnnopoli
S6ort Sine" bic eleftrii6en @etrieb
erbalten Jolt; oalielbe miro nit Der
0abn Don annopolis nad Sap-Hib9e
geidpber. @enn lit Stoipb gciesi,
lperocn 9abn un0 gergniiQrngsplob
an Die u@cr. StraBeitbdbu : @cicll-
ldait" perntetbct werber,
Ger lcbtc 0anplat.
@S p~erlautetc 9cItern, Dob Die
nMorplano electric Mnilluop Go."
fir ben Sall cilles Acknowledgements
an ser Sarioro-&oob baS COUGAR.
id)e @igcntblm gcfolft babe, mcld)es
norOlid) bonn 3oubdlisfel an Der
Stelle lic9t; no bic SnriorO- ulrb Die
SiQen-Goa0 5nIanmentreiiclt. Gem
Gernebmen nab lit Der Greis $20,-
600. 0as @rlinOiiiid fat cine aits-
bebming bon 1853 bel $50 SUB nnO
lit iest init srpei 8odmerf- uto 5lpei
Superintendent SGriern bebault. Ger
SHuppen, Scr baraui errid)tet merbeit
foa, miro 9roB geiutg icin fir 60
groBe &aggolls. Die Gompagnie bot
iett aIle @%runbitiife, Die lie fir ben
Saa ppn Waggonldrlpptn b%enotbiet,
peld)e oi Die Ser. StraBclbabn-@e-
leaidaft" pcrnrietGct meroen lollen.
9ntte 2tebcsfnmmcr =
@eil tic iid)1 auge6lid NIT ibrem &icb.
bobcr iiberporien Dnttc, pcrld)li,dtc
bic 81 Sabre alte Toiie Yieriun BON
Nr. 672,, Haborg.S traBe, ant Gam.
fog Abeno ein Auantun Guediilbcr-.
iilbliniat. Sic purOe om icl6en
s!berlo nad Dem nllniperiitdts So.
ipital" gc6radt, icood) iuieber e%utlai-
len nadboem tie dr5tlide 9eGanoluna
erbalten bate. @eIterlt gbeno per-
iflimntcrte lid) MN fbr 3uItano lpie-
Der, 10 DOB iie I'M Yntrolwngen 'oes
lpeitliden Giltrifts nad) benz Soipital
oiiriidge6rad)t luerOen miBte. CT. S.
81. @inslotp nnbm lie in 9e6anblung
ilno brodte lie auber @efabr.
@rtra- DeteftipS. - Gupt.
Tnmpbrep bat 20 Grtra.1 eteftips
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02
SUPPRESS FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Paris Newspaper Greatly lncensed at
German Authorities.

Paris, France.-The French newspa-
pers are greatly incensed over the de-
CiSiOn of the German authorities to
suppress the teaching of French in the
common schools of the lost prov
inces," Alsace and Lorraine. The loss
of the provinces, the statute of which
in the Place de la Concorde is forever
kept freshly piled with flowers, is the
sOreSt point in connection with the set.
Element of the Franco-Prussian war.
and the decision to "Germanize" them
by suppressing what is the native
tongue for the vast majority Of the
population is gall and NORWOOD for
the emotional French people. Stats
tics are cited to prove that along the
frontier four-ffths of the children are
born of French parents and speak
but French.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02
VILLAGE OF WOMEN
ADULT MALES EMiGRATED TO
THE UNITED STATES.
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS ARE FEMALES
Men Left in Batches in Answer to
the Call of Gold in This
Country.

Buda Pest - The lure Of the
United States as a land of opportunity
and wealth to the people Of Hungary
has brought about a curious state OF
affairs in the little village Of kerisOva,
near LugOS, which at the last census
had a population of $500 souls. One
by one the male residents of KerisOVa
heard the call across the water, and
they emigrated in patches until such
time as the mayor was the only adult
male to remain by the village. Finally
he also suCCumbed to the reports of
good wages and golden chances in
America sent back by his fellowtowns
men and, packing his trunk, he made
his way to the emigrant ship at Fiume.
AS a result of this exodus Of males,
the women of Kerisova have just elect
ed a young woman to the position of
mayor and other female residents have
been elected to fill the remainder of
the municipal offices. The statutes in
Hungary provide that no female shall
hold public office, and according to
the letter of the law, the presence of
the women in office is illegal.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02
RESTRAINS THE UNION.
Judge Skaters Decree Includes Inter
national President.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Judge Shafer, II
common pleas court No. 2, has
issued one of the most sweeping re
straining orders ever made against a
labor union in this district, in the case
of the c. l.. Faccus Glass Co. versus
the International Association Of Glass
Bottle Blowers.
Nearly IS defendants are named in
the bill, including the president of the
international union, Dennis Hayes.
The local officers of the union also
are included in the der.
A strike has been on at the COM
pany's plant since July s, and 1t is al
legged by the company that the strik-
ers have inundated the men who
were brought in to take the strikers
places. In the preliminary Injunction
granted by Judge Shafer, the striking
glass workers are restrained from as
sembling or lettering near the plant,
from maintaining any system of patrol
pickets or espionage, from stopping
Workmen going to or from the plant
for the purpose of intimidation or
otherwise, and from visiting the en-
ployes' homes, either singly or in
crowds.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02
CLASH WITH FRENCH TROOPS.
Riot Follows Attack by Soldiers and
Fresh Outbreak Is Feared.

Perpignan, France.-Many civilians
were injured when the police pre-,
vented a riot here Thursday. 1t
is feared that a fight between citi.
zens and the Twenty.fourth Colonial
regiment may take place at any time.
The soldiers Of the regiment were
forced TO remain in their barracks as
result of recent fight. The civil
lans surrounded the barracks where
the soldiers were confined. Just as
the mob crowded close to the walls
the soldiers rushed to the windows
and hurled down stones and beams
that they had torn from the partitions
OF the structure within. Many were
hurt and great excitement followed.
The police had anticipated trouble and
rushed into the square, driving out the
after the wounded had been
carried away, and practically holding
the imprisoned soldiers in state of
siege. The trouble is said to have de.
veloped from i'll feeling engendered at
The time of the wine growers strike,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02
CHARGED
COLUMBIA SURVIVORS REPUDl-
ATE REPORT BY HAWSE.
THEY MAKE THREE ACCUSATIONS
Officer Imputed More Cruel Than Cap
tain Hansen As Specified in
Formal Report.

San Francisco, Cal.-The Bulle
ii n says that Third Officer Hawse
of the wrecked steamer Columbia,
whose sworn report of the disaster
filed with the federal inspectors,
charged Captain Hansen of the San
Pedro with refusing to aid in the
rescue Of the stricken passengers, is
now charged by survivors who occu-
pied the same boat with him with
conduct more cruel than that specified
by him in his formal report. The
charges made against Hawse are:
l. Refusing to give his coat to an
unconscious woman rescued from the
water in freezing condition, his re.
mark being: MY coat is my own"
2. Ordering sailor to strike a
crippled man whom he believed occu-
pied too much space in the life boat.
3. Sitting calmly in the stern sheets
Of the boat and refusing to assist in
1ragging men and women from the
water.
Miss Lulu Hansen of Minneapolis
vas the most emphatic in her state
nents. The passengers arriving here
urther declare that the attack made
lpon Captain Hansen by Hawse was
ntirely unjust.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02
GUILTY OF KILLING WOMAN,
Herman 5ilIik Sentenced to Hama for
Murder Of Mrs. Mary VrzaI.

Chicago, Ill.-Herman Billik, so.
called hypnotist and practitioner
of black art" was found guilty Thurs
day night Of the murder of Mary
Nrzal. The verdict returned by jury
in Judge Barnes court fixed his pun.
ishment at death
theoretically he is pronounced guilty
OF poisoning five members of the Vrzal
family, but the specific case tried was
that of Mary Vrzal. Billik took the
verdict stOically. Little Edna Billik
the daughter of the prisoner, and Der.
tina and Jerry Vrzal, the surviving
children Of the Inflated Vrzal family,
made a scene in court. Billik's daugh-
ter apparently was the first to grasp
the import Of the verdict.
They've beaded him." she piped
sharply, and then buried her face in
the lap of woman beside her.