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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
,,m clcftrildycn Stnbl.

9(uburn N.,2), 16. 9lpril. -
@omoro Serton iibcriiibrt, 8bonlu8
Mabonep Dor Orci rSobrcn 81 Gonan,
oaiguo ermorOct 5i baben, urroc
Gellte iriib ill biciigcn 3u6tbmlle
burN GIeftri5itdt binNerihtct. 5inI
Gontuftc pnrcn criorOcrlidb, Inn bcn
Sob bcrbci3uiiIDrcn. Serton 0ing &C.
f0Bt in ben zoo Siini onocrc 5llnl
Iooe uerilrtbcItc @eianNcnc nnbnell
gcltern 9(beno 9Ibi6ico pon ibnL Dor
llntcr GbcItcr @iQrttc, Der Wtorocr
Grace Yropn's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Ot 70.

Ranger, Nlorotfo, i6. 9Ipril -
Cine 800 Ntnm itorfc Grpcoition lit
pon 6c5 bcr i'm 9Inmorid)e uno miro
Iid bon bier uio Mo5ngon nod Der
Stoot Wiorotto begeben, INN ole DOR,
ti9cn llnrlbcn jll lnteroriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Seffnet bic Siider!
Sin 8Cicb gc9Cn gcGcimC Gnmpnonc.
gCitrGgc.

@iHt1cr, in ser acitri8cu Sibun0 ser
,NntionoI &ubIiCitD 2op Socictp"
bon 2Ilcron0cr Group nemo6tcr
&oribloI. - Qic &oribcr ltn0
SboBmciitcr bciOcr 0roBcn Eors
tcicn iollen DOlle 2ltitl0rlmg iibcr
bic IN scr Icbten YrGiiocntiHnitS.
Ganpa9ne empian1encn @elOcr
geben. - GrdiiOcnt Iooicpelfa
Stan0pimft in Der 6ruge be.
riibrt. - HcOcn g8i,lium :.
@rpou'S unO lnierc3 @oupcr.
nclrS @oriielo.
9tcm Oorf, tG. 2lpril. - rSn
elmer bclltc bier obgcboltcnen Grtru,
Geriommln9 Ocr y9tutionnl Eubli-
citp 2ou SpcictD" mtrOr ser 9cibhlB
dngcbotcrL luonlGglcb cine &er0iicnt-
lttbung Ser mG6rcn0 Scr lCbtcn YrGli.
0cntibait5 Gompagnc bon Dem sc.
mofrotiihen unO Dem rcpublitouii6en
9tutonnl'Gpmitc cmpiunQrnen Bel,
trdAc 81 iic6crn. Der &oribIag fam
total lmcrpartct mo ucruriad)te cine
diBcrlt lcbbaitc Gcbottc untcr ocn
OtitNlicOcrn. Die 8criommlung mar
BON 0cm RrGiiOentcn 8crrp Belmont
cinbcruicn morOclL Inn bic @clueglma
5lt @lnItcn ser Ginfii5rlug cinc3
uirtomcm notionnIen Eubli5itGt8s
0jcIeBe3 5lt forOerlL itntcr oeiicn De
Itlnnln9cn ollie 2lllSAabelt mo 0cis
trdAc iiir politiIde GompnAncn olients
lid bctnnnt genodjt lpcrocn miilien.
Der HClbhlB, luclC6cr Ourcb glleranOCr
Group bon Connecticut, eincn Utit.
glic0 0cS 0cmofrutiibcn gtotionnI.
Goulltc'3, ongcbotcl UltrOc, ior0crt
Die &orlibcr im0 S1abneiIter Der
5luei 0robcn NotionnIportciclL lpCldc
Die reipeftiOen Stcllen luGbreno ser
lebtcn YrGIiOcntIduitS Ganpngnc
bcIleiOcten, alli, cine unlinicnoe Wiit.
tbcilung iibcr Die glrt lmO gSeiie, IN
mclGcr oie GnnpagncgcIOcr ouigc'
6rodt lulroen 81 Der0ilentIibcn. Die
0oltlmg OeS YrGiiOcntcn Rooicpelt in
Sc5ug ntf GampngncbcitrGgc muroc
0urb Merrn Group sur Sprnhe &c.
brnht inocnl Der lcbtcrc oorouf be-
ItanO, OoB Scr BrGliOent in lcinen cia
gcnen Sntcrciic 0aS Oeiincn Der 9ii.
der iibcr 0ic lcbte GompnAnc, iomie
ml6 iibcr Ocn 6cporItcDenocn ncllcn
&unlpi nm Die Er6li0cntid)nit beIiirs
morten iollte. Groups Teriltb, 10.
lortige @ntld)ciOling iibcr ieinen Gor.
iblag bcrbei5liiibrerL iAlu8 iebl
Der 9ei6IuB lpurOc Dem Grefltip-
Gonlitc iibermiciclL luclCbcS p6tcr 9c'
riCGt 0oriibcr crltattcn ioQ.
@iliun :, 9rpm mar Scr bnipt-
iG6licbc 9tc0ncr III Ser Dclltigcn Ser.
lnnlmIln9. Gr bc0ilnItigtc Oie 2lnnob-
me cncS GongrebgcieBeS, mtcr Oeilen
GerorOnulgcn bic 9tomen 0cr @ebcr
iomobl, mie ser GnpiGnDcr oIIer
Gomp01nebcitrG1c per0iicntliNt mo
nlc llebcrtrctln8cn 0icieS @cictcS
ais Grininulucr9cbcn bcbun0clt lucr-
Den lolIcn. 9lui oicIe @ciic nllcilL
lagtc ser 9iconcr, fonnten gebeimc, 81
lelbltiiidtigen 3luedcn bcrgc9ebcnc
9eitrdge pcrbiltet lno cin GROCER
Stein beS 9lnitoBeS iiir ebrlide politi-
l1e Mctbooen ans Dem @cAc berGunlt
mcr0en.
llntcr bcn un0crcn NcOncrll bcial.
ocn lid Sunnicl @onpcrS, YrGiiOent
Der .6cOcrntion oi 2obor," iutO @ol'
pcrncnr Comm &1rIiclo bon WtorU.
lono. Gliuc iiir neuc Ncmiiblngen III
ser n1cbItcn Gon9rcBiibung 5u @ul-
ltcn eincS Yubli5itotS @eicbeS Don
notionnler GroDDeitc murOcn cntlpor.
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

9lonL 1G. 9lpriI. Ger Gompro.
lib &Oridbln0 Oca itolicniihcn Wiini.
tiers 0ca NcuBcrcn littoni iiber sic
Gr6rtcrln1 Der Nbrilitln1Siragc oli
Der 6ricOcn1 Gonicrcn5 I'M Noog mar
por 2Illcn boroul beondt, bic Gnl.
pIn0lidrcit 0cricnigen WiGhtc nid)t
81 pcrlctcn, Die 8cgcn ocr uripriing-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17
Ser ,yricOrmS Gonarch.


tcrcU5 lIlo oreI GnIpl0llac. -
@ortidmul o6uc GnOe.
u elp Dort 1G. 2IpriI. - 0ic
Iclcgatcn 0cS bier tngcn0cn g{uto,
nol.6riC0cn@. mo 2Irbitrotiun9 Gons
grcIira bNttcn bclItc cincn 6lBcrit &C
ib0itiNcn log. 9tibt pcnigcr ais iiiui
rcAcInGBiac &crinmunlrm1cu murOCn
nb8c6uItcn, urlBcrOcm cine Gonicrrni
ltnO Orct GntpiinAc. @robc WtcnirGcns
mcn1cn mobncn ocn NcriommluNcn
6ci unO lcgcn ticicS &ntcrciic iiir
Die 9IcuBcrlll9cn Scr NC0ncr al 0Cn
Gag
lin 1870 bcAunn cine &eriomm.
hmg, mclNc nOcn @c5e6unacn Ser
,Sroucn 5u ser Sric0cn9bemcgluD"
0cmiOnet mar in Scr ,GornC0ics
SaIlc" inter Ocm Goriibc Ser 6ruu
HImo N. Spencer. 6rml %ulio Sur0
0opc uou 9oitou, ucbc ais Gbrcn.
gait cinBclu0cn mar, tountc ni6t cr.
ldcinrlL ldidte icOoH cin Shrcibcu.
Inter ocn Ne0ncrinnrn uu0 Nconcrn
bcianocn lid. Srmt Hucia }l. WicoO,
6rol Gllcn M. Scnrotiu Sri. Wtarp
e, @ooIcu, Grmt Irc0crid 9iotboll
Sri. Sane gloom3, cir GOmur0 Cigar
unO Scrr Nillinm }lr6cr.
I'm 3 llbr NodmittonS ionO cine
NDcitcrc Gcrinmnllng i'm oSotcl
2!Itor" ltott in mclhcr Noron
c'Gitournclc9 De Gonitont SCtrctGr
Oscar 2. Strmn5, &omc5 ". San
GIcOpc, gtnblnl NobclOcr, G0morO
@im un0 NiIliOm WicGurroIl rcoc
ten. GnS Gbcnlu mar. Die CONNER
jicIlc nn0 it0nltriclc gmihonmg Scr
SricOcnSbcmcAlt1."
&n Der oGurncgic Snllc" mllrOc
0Om I'M 4 llbr 9odjmittogS cine
nciterc ScrionmIln1 gcboItcn il
lucl6cr $oerr ". Z. Stcao, Or. 9tus
than G. ShGiicr, Baron 0'Gitour.
relies &c Gonltnnt Srnorito S1ui0os
bro bon GbiIi, Or. &umc3 g8alib,
Eroi. 6cnrD :. @oilcu mO Hnbbi
Stcpbcn z. @iic }luiprnhcn 5un De
ltcu gobcu.
Ger .Gohuubio onO Nalc @lcc
Ghlb" lppbntc ser INN S.t5 begonnr.
ncn Nben0IibltnA in Ser oGorncgics
$5Ollc" bel. IS IL ar cine llniucrIitGtS.
%rrinnllHIllna," mo iolgcnoc Scrrcn
mo 0nmcn trntcn Oariu ais 9tc0ncr
lmo 9te0ncrinncn oli. ErGiocnt
Gliot BON SooruurO, Or. &obn JbDS,
Ero,&an5lcr Der llnipcriitGt upn Or,
iorO, 9icp. g. z. NobcrtS, Sri. Sane
9Iooms, Or. IcIr 2loIcr, Gomin 2.
McuO uno Erdii0ent G0nlmO s.
n$anc@ bon ser llniucritGt bon Sill
noi3.
Cine nnOcrc ?Iben0iiblmA iono in
ser Cooper llnion" lmtcr Dem Norlib
ISomca Iuncun'3 bon Der o6Coerntiou
OF 2nbor" Itatt. ,Sbr 5bcma mar.
nSrRnnilirtc 2lrbcit mo ibrc 9ejic'
blnGen 5u Ser 6ric0cnS6cmcBlng,"
Iie NeonCr lunrcn. 2llAernon 2.
Gropiep bon 9ioGcltcr, u. Z. StcaO,
($obn .. 2cnnpn &nntS O'GonnelL
Icunio II. NoDnc9, 6ronf G. Softer,
loticI 5. &cclc, \Sobn =. Goblin Sol.
TnIcntinc nnO &omc5 :. WdupDD.
Cine Gonicrcnj ser StuOcntcn.0c'
lcgntcn uuroc I'M 1890 &orlnittog3
in Der .GoIltmbu lluiuerit1t" nbAc'
boltcn; nm / llbr 9iodmittoBS cin
Gmpfollg I'M o9crnorO.Glub," I'M
.Gornegi 8cbGuoc; cin onoercr Gm'
pinng in SbcrrD'S YofoI 5luildcn 3
uno / llbr; cin Orittcr, pnnl Frdli.
oentcn 9ti6oloS Oilrrap @iltler mo
@ottin gegebcncr GnpiunB in Der
,Garl SaQ," Golunlbiasl(niucriitdt,
bcgincno Inn 4 llbr Nohnitto8a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

lichcn &oridIoA unrcu Gr belu9tc in
&iir3c, t" lolItc Elm coufrctcr 8orId)log
}lr Ncibrdntlmg Der &riegSriihll.
gen 0cn einjclncn Wtdhtcn por5cr 5lIs
gcltcIlt uuO nob Der 2Ibitimulug ser
Gonicrcn} ijber ou3 uriiihc Eros
Nrnmm erGrtert Wcrocn, nit Der
W}oBgobc, 0ob sic Dtdbtc Ocn @or.
IhloN iouobI pcriucricn ais aud Der
pctcrcn Gru6AlmA cnpiebIcn fonn.
ten. ,<m crItcrcn Sale mare cr ioI.
lem }n l0iiCn inn Icbtcrcn Sullc Iollte
cr uod Gerto1lmQ Der Gonicrcn5 oen
@cQcutun0 elmer Wlitt6cilun9 oil 0ic
Q(dCbtc }lr Gi2tlliiion uui elmer tiinf.
tiAcn Gonlcrcu3 bilOcn.
9Sic iidb ipdtcr bcrol9iteIte, Goben
GnNInuO mo ouocrc .UiGcbtc Die PIN.
nabmc 0e0 itoIicniihen &oribIageS
nbGcIctut, "a GjroBbritonnien feline
&lrit bat icincn Original. .8ori6Ia9
ais cinjiacn 5ur Nbltmnumg uno
ionit ais crn}iAcn 5ltr 2lbIebmtna
tonmcn lu laiicn
GcutihIonO bat ocn ToridIng 5it.
toni'5 cbeninI2 juriidgemieicn, iuuS
in biciigcn oiibicIcn &reiicn redt
ionOcrbnr cridcut, nuhoem ser ito.
Ilcniidc Oiiniitcr oeS 9IeuBcrcu imo
DER 0cntlhc 9icid9fon3ler Shirt @ii'
lolu icD bel ibrcr fiir}lidcn 3uiant.
mcntllnlt IN NopnIIo nui cin gemein.
lanes &or0cGru &toIicn'~ II. Ieutid)'
LAMBS i'm SnuG GcciniGt battcn. Wie
pcrloutct, miro 0icic oiicnborc Wtei.
nrnNaGn0crlng GcuihlonO'S Der
Gbotindc 5lGcid)ricbcn Dob Ssoiicr
9SiIbclm ollid)t gcionncn iei, cin De-
motle9ibmrrt in @citolt elmer 9lbrii.
itltnA2iro3c bcit0noiG iibcr iciucnt
Nnuptc iducbcnO ~ miiicn". ScIt-
reid mo NubInno ltcben Der Sro1e
in 0cmieIbcn Sinnr mie GeutidIono
Gc8cnibcr.
0rcibun6S 9lbm 6ungcn.
u NJ l6. 9Ipril. ..- GSu 5uucrl0iiiI
untcrrbtctcn &rciicn pcrIautet, oni
bel Der iiingitCn ,}uiuumenflmft oeS
ltnlicniihcn OIiniitcrS 0es gIcuberen
lttuni nit 0cln 0rutiden Mcid)Stan5.
Ter 6iiriten NiIom oic gcQenieiti9er
Gcrpilid)tlngeu Der Wfit0lic0cr oes
Qrcbun0ea 0c0 SGngcrcn er0rtert
lutr0cn, lmO 5mor bcion6erS bon 0em
0eiidt9puntt aus, Dob >Stnlien, I'M
Sale cinc9 cngliib orutitcn Con.
lifts, nltf 0cutihIon0'0 Seite 81
Itcbcn babe.
8 Giir ~ obItbGtiQc 3mcdc
Ocrfuuft
HonOom tG. }Iprl. -- Ger crit,
tGAiNc &crtaui ser %rnurlcn bon sSrnu
oSom" HcmiS Sill, @ittuc BON
rSonl" ScmiS, 0cm bCfunntcn 8clo.
pcrlcibcr, brobtc %l75,OO0. Der
NmptAcNcnltono mar cine Sbnur
BON 229 EcrICn, pcIdbc fir $Sl,500
obGinNcn. Gic 9Ingcbotc iiir oieic
EcrIcn bcAonlcn nit $4,000 uno
Gindcn icOcomol nm $2500 in Die
Nobr Cine Clara bon 0rilonten
brohtc $55,O0O mo Elm YerIcns mo
9rIIontcnsNoI5bon0 murbc iiir SGT.
GOO pcrfmIlt Giclc Tcrioncn olS
ocn critcn WcieIli6oitstrciien, mie
ollb NHn0Icr ans allen 3bclcn GU
ropn'3 morcn }llAcAcn Ter &crfaui
bon ,Srnll &cui9 NiQ'9 SupeIen,
Spibcn For5cuon etc. miro cine
@ohc nl0oucrt. Ter GrI0S miro
5lmcilt iiir luobItbGtinc 3lucdc Der.
mun0t mCr0Cn.
rpcoitionno6 Scr Sto6t
Wfarotfo.
Eongcr, Moroffo, 16. 9lpril. -
Cine 800 Wtnnn itortc GrpcOition lit
pon 6c5 bcr i'm 9lnmorid)e uno miro
lid bon bier pio Mo5ogon no6 Der
St00t Wiarutto begebcrl, Inn ole DOR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-17

gI0 Die Ncrnbnr6tncr W6nhe Dor Sunoeriei,
bon Snbren gSnr3cln uno ardticr ndCt sub
llnijcli 6Hrhtohericn. pclfc uuf ben Geberr.
ithcr ocS ARGGeuS." luc iiC Die peber nnnlttcn.
6inihB bubcn nl0Cbicn. llllb mas icbt ais ,,Et.
Ncrnnro'o Mrinicrpiuen" bcianni III, 5minmnIell
lcpicn m1r oao Der Urobc 6riolg Der Snbrbuns
ocric, lpclheI inoocrnc 9SicHidbaif nocb ntdt
iherttpltcu BAT Die Bile Der Bdicr ut beute
ono 4RttcI opar crccIlence" nm Die qchcr m
rcaulrcL on9 Nlnt 81 ldntern mo hns Sbitenl
iu reinncl. (Nio, ,Wt SI)
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04
Coolest April in Many Years.

Notwithstanding to
the weather bureau records. the
month just closed was the cold.
est April in the last 26 years,
and within degree of the cold
est April ever experienced. The
month was characterized by q
succession of cold spells which
swept southeastward over the
northeast Rocky Mountain slope
and gradually spread southwark
and eastward over the entire
country east of the Rocky Noun
tains. The cold was almost con
tlnuons except for brief intervals
OF day or so OF warmer wealth
or.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04
Making 1t Hot for Blind tt
gers in Kershaw.

Kershaw Era: Chief Houph is
hot on the trail of blind tigers
again. BY some very shrewd
work he caught up with Buster
Wi'herspoon dealing it out to
some of carnival crowd last
week.
when arrested Buster denied
the charge but on being arraigne6
for trial before Mayor Blakenev
yesterday morning he pleaded
suilty and implicated others, who
are to have hearing this morn
ing. Chief Hough is a vigilant
officer and is doing all in his
power to break up liquor selling
we commend the good work he
is doing in ferreting them out.
and we feel sure that Mavor
blakeney will do the rest when
they are conyicted before him.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04

Lancaster; Jane Twitty, Oak
hurst; A. M. Walters, Dwight:
Jane Walters, Dwight; Jane
w ats, Heath Springs; Susan
whitaker, Primus; f. E. White,
Lancaster; Martha Williams.
Flint Ridge; Susan Wright, Pri
mus; M. @. Wilson, Lancaster ;
Mary ID. Vaughn, Pleasant Hill;
o. D. Wilson; E. j. Usher,
Dwight.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04

For cold or a cough take Kenne6y's Ioxa-
tive Cough Syrup. 1t is BE ITER than
any other cough rem edy because its laxa-
i've Princlpie assures a healthy, copious
action OF the bowels and at the same time
!, meals irritation of the throat. streethens
tne bronchial tubes and allay infammatio
OF the mucous membrane. Contains Uo,,a,,
and Tar, pleasant Ito take. Children like
Conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. Sold by Craw Bros.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04
Church Struck by Lightning.

. Sylvester, Ga, special in At
lanta journal The Baptist
church at this place was struck
by lightning last night, lust
after the congregation was dis
missed, and damaged slightly.
Mrs. j. r. Miller, who was
standing on the frcnt step. re-
ceived part of the current and
was injured seriously, but is re.
ported better this morning.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04

when your back aches it is almost invaria.
bly, an indication that something is wronc
with your kidneys. Weak, diseased Kid,
neys frequently cause break down of the
entire system. DeWitt's Kidney and Blad.
der Pills afford prompt relief for weak
kidneys. backache. inflammation of the
Crawford Bros. ~
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04

De Wits Cnrbolized Witch Hazel Salye
uoes not merely heal on the surface; 1t
penetrates the pores and promptly relieves
PAIN, caused by boils. burns. scalds, cnts
ana skin diseases. Beware of limitations
Sold by Crawford Bros. o.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04
The Lancaster County Pen
sion Roll for the Year 1907.

y
Gus classes or divisions to which
they belong and the amount of
each ones pension. The follow
ing Is a list of Lancaster's pen.
sioners, kindly furnished us by
Comptroller General Jones
CLASS A.
Ananias Small. Lancaster.
CLASS b.
u. w. Faile, Taxahaw Lewis
Faile, Taxshaw; ]. z. A. David
son, Fort Mill; j. H. Gardner
Taxahaw; Seaborn McManus
Taxahaw; Britton Parker. Flat
Greek.
CLASS G, NO. /.
q. w. Barphill; II. j. Collins
Belair; l.. P. Gordon, Belair.
owen Gregory, Taxahaw; w. j.
Hunter, Flint Ridge j. II.
Huey, Lancaster; j. Q. Hudson
Lindsay; Frederick Lucas, Lam
caster; j. K. Lucas, Dwight; G..
w. Malone, Lancaster; @. J..
Miller, Flat Greek; w. T. Phil
lips, Lancaster; Alex. Steele,
Creek; L. F. Stroud; Phillips
Snipes, Tradesville; Charles Will.
son, Magill: j. M. Warwick, Ian.
caster; Il. q. Whitaker--from
Marlboro.
CLASS C, NO. Q.
Il. w. Anderson, Belair; ]. T.
Adkins, Magill; d. L. Adams
Lancaster ;Byrum Adams, Heath
Springs }. l.. Bell, Magill; M. H.
Bowers, Halle Mine d. P. Bell,
Lancaster; j. M. Belk, Taxahaw;
A. Beaver; j. NJ. Bowers, Ker-
shaw; B. w. Broom, Osceola !:
James M. Broughton, Heath
Springs; Harvey Garter, Osceola;
M. M. Caskey, Lancaster; ]. G..
Cohen-from YORK; j. F. Carter.
Sincerity John Fl. Caskey, Lam
caster; Amos Catoe, Taxahaw;
Z. p. Cline, Halle Mine; James
A. CLARK, Dry Creek j. M.
Cauthen, Heath Springs; A. S.
Coffey, Belair; William Craig.
Taxahaw; r. II. Dunlap, Lancas-
ter; w. Q. Downs, Pleasant Hill;
S. a. Deas, Taxahaw; D. l.
Davis, White Bluff; F. NJ. Ellis,
Pleasant Hill; A. G Ellis, Heath
Springs; Jackson Eubauks, Fla,
Greek; w. w. Ferrell, Lancaster:
Thomas f. Flynn, Lancaster G.
w. Gardner, Kershaw; Lewis
Gardner, Kershaw ; S. g. Gard
ner and j. w. Gardner, Kershaw;
q. w. Ghent, Craigsville; j. j.
Griffin, O. K; F. R Hammond.
Heath Springs; A. @. Hinson.
Dixie; John M. Harper, Elgin !;
A. Holden, Kershaw; @. c. Hor-
ton, Kershaw; S. II. Hargett-
from York; w. M. G. Horton,
Kershaw; Samuel Humphries,
Lancaster; j. S. Hinson, Oak.
hurst s. w. Humphries, Oak.
hurst; w. F. Hunter, Taxahaw :;
III. L. Johnston, Lancaster; j. E.
Jones, Kershaw; Levi Knight.
Lancaster; w. M. knight, Ian.
caster; F. E. Lemons, Belair; j.
h Lowry, Taxahaw; E. J. Low
ry, Kershaw j. r. Langley, Ian
caster Thomas Lucas, Longs
vile; A. l.. McManus, Lancaster;
Richard McManus, Kershaw; l.
T. Mackey, Heath Springs; w.
M. Mahaffey, Lancaster; o. G.
Mahaffey, Primus; U. r. Mattox,
Tradesville j. G. Morgan, Ian
caster; w. r. Morgan, Flat
Greek; Z. r. Marks; A. @. Nc
Manus; Nick. Mittag, Kershaw;
j. O. p. Neil, Lancaster; b. O.
Neely, Lancaster; a. F. Nesbit,
L v
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-05-04

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name, Lancaster; William T. Sla.
gle,. Belair; w. II. Stegall; w.
w. Terry, Lancaster; j. B. viii
liams, Dixie; John Wright
Tradesville; }. d. Walker, Ian.
caster; William Wright, Lancas-
ter; w. j. Williams, Halle Mine:
Wilson Wright, Tradesville j.
L.. Williams, Osceola; w. A.
Yandle.
CLASS c, NO. 3.
l.. S. Bailey, Elgin; Sarah
blackmop, Lancaster; E. M. Bar
ton, Dry Creek; E. j. Barton.
Dry Creek; M. j. Baker, Flint
Ridge; Margaret Bailey, Flint
Ridge; e. j. Caskey, Lancaster;
Rachel Catoe, Flat Creek; G. r.
Davis; Nancy Dunlap. Lancaster;
he becca Gardner, New Cut; L.
r.. Horton, Kershaw; NJ. A. Hen
dirk, Osceola; Elizabeth Hagler,
White Bluff; S. l.. Lindsay, Ian
caster; Mary McGuirt, Vanwyck;
M. I'll. Montgomery, Lancaster;
Hester Phillips, Flat Greek; Mary
Phillips, Halle Mine; Mary l.
Robinson, Lancaster Martha
Robinson. Lancaster; Nancy K.
Starnes, Lancaster; M. A. r.
Small, Lancaster; Jane Sistare;
Emmeline Stegall, Lancaster
Nancy Wright, Oakhurst: g, Sal.
lie Wynn, .. X.
CLASS c, No. 4.
r. S. Addison, Lancaster; Sa.
rah A. Adams, Lancaster Cath
crime Adams, Lancaster; Susan
A. Bailey, Dry Greek; Margaret
M. BaKer, Mt. Carmel; R. M.
Bell, Lancaster; Elizabeth Ben.
nett, Heath Springs; E. j. Brown,
Lancaster; Mary E. Bennett, Ian
caster; Matilda Beckham, Taxa
haw; Mary NJ. Broom, Halle
Mine; Eliza E Cook; A. T. Cly.
burn, Kershaw; Margaret Cas-
key, New Cut; Hessie Crenshaw.
Dry Creek; M. G. Crenshaw, Dry
Creek; Mary Carnes, New Out
M. E. Carnes, o. X; Eliza
beth Childers, Lancaster; Martha
IS. Chambers, Lancaster; Marsa-
ret Il. Dunlap, Pleasant Hill;
Mary +. Donahue, Lancaster
Elizabeth Ellis, Halle Mine; u.
l. Estridge, Lancaster; S. M. Ell
lis, Oakhurst; Rehecca Estridge,
Lancaster; M. j. Elliott, Ian
caster; j. Falkenberry, Flat
Greek; M. A. Funderburk,
Tradesville; Minerva Funderburk,
Tradesville; Permelia Ghent:
Caroline Graham, Lancaster i;
Hannah Gordon, Lancaster; j.
w. Gardner, Halle Mine; Su
san l.. Hinson. Primus; Grace
Hilton, Taxahaw; Martha Har-
mon, Cureton Store; Lucinda
Harris, Heath Springs; Mary
Hammond, Primus; Queen Hill
ton, Dwight; Caroline Hinson.
Dixie; j. Martha Hunter, Ian
caster; M. G. Hudson, Lancaster:
Mosley A. jenkins, Taxahaw;
Millie Knight, Lancaster; Mehi-
table Remington Jincy Knight,
Fiat Creek; Mary A. Latham
Lindsay; e. j. Langley, Lindsay;
France McManus, Tradesville +:
M. e. Mathis, Lancaster; Jane F.
McMurray, Lancaster; Eliza Nc
Manus, Tradesville; Mary NC
Manus, Lancaster; M. M. Moth
ershed, Lancaster Elizabeth Nc
Manus, Lancaster; Susan M. Mil
Ter, Creek; Sophronia Nash, Riv
erdide; sarah A Outen; Gatsey
Fate, Lancaster; Elizabeth Payne.
Black Greek; Susan Phillips. Lam
caster; S. Ii. Phillips, Kersh aw;
Jane Plyler, Kershaw: N j Per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05
USE CONSTITUTION
 ID STOP LIQUOR Anti-Saloon League Will Work
 for Amendment GOES AHEAD OF GEORGIA Success of Movement Leads League To Believe That Alabama Would
 Vote Favorably On const-
 tutional Amendment.
GOES AHEAD OF GEORGIA

Constitutional prohibition in 1909 is now the object of the Alabama Anti-Saloon league. The most important meeting ever held or the headquarters committee de- cided yesterday to work for the submis- , sion to the people of the question of d constitutional amendment by the special session of the legislature
 This will not hinder statutory prohf- btion The legislature could do away with the liquor traffic by statute ef- fectlve January l next, and at the same time order the election on the constitu- tional amendment. The former could be repealed al any time but in order to re- peal d constitutional amendment the question would have to be re-submitted to the vote of the people.
 This would be step further in the pro- hbiton line than even Georgia has made. Here is the statement which was given out:
 Under the county local prohibition law passed by the present legislature very gratifying results are being secured tin- der this law it now seems certain that the liquor traffic is destined to be driven ultimately from the entire state which is the purpose for which the -iniI- Saloon league was organized.
 The principle upon which the AntiSa- loon league works is that of government of the people. for the people and by the people. However, the development of pro- hibiton sentiment has been so unprece- dented in Alabama in the past six months that further step seems to be demanded by an overwhelming majority of the peo- pie. In view of this we think that pro- vision for constitutional prohibition should be made by the special session of the legislature soon to be held. anu we will work to- that end. This goes beyond 1ne plan of statutory prohibition in that it refers the whole matter to a vote of the people of the state. and will give us d more permanent condition of prohibition legislation"
 Such an orcer would have no effect on the local option elections, and even Tn case it lost. liquor would still be barred from present dry counties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-05
PARABLE OF 7HE UPRISING

to thine home, for thou art needed much. There is pretender on thy throne and the spirit of rebellious mob holds thy castle"
 r. And the king looked amazed. but seemed not afraid but said to the servant: "Go thou back to my castle in advance of me, and warn mine enemies that shall pluck them and destroy their evil power"
 IS. Behold the king did come, and enter ing the capital city the gates swung open to receive him, and there was rejoicing on one side and weeping and gnashing of teeth on the other
 19. Straightway the king began diligently to inquire what things had happened, and it was all told unto him.
 20. And then said the king: l vii go up into my house. even upon the throne, and will call together the loyal and the dis loyal ones of my high council.
 21. And it came to pass that the king did make grievous charges and did say to one of his soldiers, many of whom were present at the court: Eject by force from this castle the one called John, and whom l declare pretender to the throne for he shall no longer sit among us.'
 P. Then said the soldier: 'He shall go out" and behold it was done.
 2S. Thereupon there was great confusion and commotion in the castle.
 24, And another John mot him who was ejecteD said unto the king Thou hast lied"
 25. "sayest thou that have lied?" asked the king.
 26. No, perhaps thou hast thought a lie" I said.
 27. Then this John said to another: Thou art liar
 2S. And a third time he said Thou art q liar'
 29. There was great commotion. and the soldiers stood on their guard and were dauntless.
 30. Now there was one called Charles, who before time had been aligned with those who opposed the king.
 3l. But now Charles changed on the return of the king, and by this change the king regained his throne.
 32. And the people marveled.
 33. Now the king rules of yore and the exechequer Is diminishing and the people know not where they are at.
 34. And so the people marvel and await the verdict of higher council that they may know unto whom they shall pay tithes.