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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
@rnnoitiifs ltcbertragmnaem.

Simon g. Sel6er lulo 6rau oil
alton &uIiiieiuic5, 3 8runolhide;
So.
9eperlp q. Smith ltno Srau an
Scanctte q. Smith, Siioieite Der 90,
ndbc @orclnpitroBe, IS bel 90;
$20S3.33.
glicc q. @orris nno @emabl al
lDomas s. Moonep uno 6rml, 8eit-
lcitc Der 2u5erneltraBe, nobe Sai,-
mount pemlc, fl bel -, @rluo.
sims $3.50; $641,67.
&iuiam W. 2amboin al Wartin
Stltdert, = @rlutoitiide; $500.
Gpbraim Wadt an Sanuiel vi.
bert, Siiomclticitc ser 0ruio.Sill-
Ipenllc, nabe @biteloditraBe, IA bel
-, @runO5ins $50; So.
Gomaro s. Gallagher mo Sroli
al, benjamin NpiceIla, @eitieite ser
SlljerneltraBe, nabe SairmountsMpe
14,3 bel 70; So.
~Mefanics' Building & 2oan ri.
location" an Sobn 3. 9admanu
uno 6rolL @eitieite Der sSadion-.
nabe Hanoolitrobe, 10 bel S5, @roS.
$3.50; So.
Warp 6. s. SiiDer al 9lice Z.
@ilion etc, Siioieite DER p%reBtman.,
inbe StriferitroBc, ID bel 6S, @ro;.
$50; SO.
Nllguihls .. Clemens, iln., an
George @. Mebinger, Siiooitieita
Der Moibers, nabe SobnitraBe, 10 bel
70, @rrno5ins sos; So.
Gerielbe an German $. Mebinger
lno 5rai, Siiooitieite ser @oiber-.
nobe SobnitraBe, 10 BET IS, @runo.
sims $105; So.
2ouiS 2aiprence an Marp s .Stod.
man, Sitieite Der NatapseoitraBc,
nobe Canton Marfet space, Is bel
60, 8runo5ins $50; $3.50.
Sbomas 3. SpadnaI ait 9eIe
Harr ETC., ode bon @al6roof.M uenile
uno z. StraBe, 10 bel 80, @runo,
sims $75; $1575.
Charles 6. Saotler etc. ot Garrg
u. Smitb. @eitieite ser @uiliorS'
Mueni,e, robe %. StraBe. 14.11 bet
50; $3.50.
McSenrp O.. Sra;ier ur,S 0rall on
George u. Sorner, @eltieite Der
8uilforo'I penue, naDe 90. StraBe.
14.1t bel So; S..
@iGiam &. @utbuSee unb gattir
at Soen s. @iais unb @attin, Glib,
ieite Ser Barney traBe, nabe Belt.
gpenlie, 10 BEL S., @runo5ius $3.50.
$1,000.
Sonnp .. Garp nno @atte al, Con-.
q. WcGopel, Horooit.Gde 8iooles
StroBe, rno Silntcr.Aqep, 1911 bet
loo, $1,000.
Srnnf Mopaf an Sic ,Waoiion. 1t.
Observation-Disclosures .. 9. nno =. a."
@eltieite Der Barter, nabe Seiierion.
StraBe, 1875 bel 65, 9runoSins $36.
S..
tSarrp g. 8olos6orousb, Iruitee,
on Samnel &. Smitb, Sruitee, @e-
ridtsbefcbl, $500.
&obert s. SenfinS, Srnitee, al
2ouiia 9. Iegarp, auf 9eridtsbe-
febL $2666.
s. &uiiel Tan Ii. u. on @iGian
S. Glenoenin, Noroieite ser Nortb.
Mpenlle, nabe groaoipap, 81 bel t75.
N@runbsins $50, $5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
SIN Spmen's TeiieIu II.

SH ~ III t ~ St | w..
SRI. Mortba SlinaIuii, End)ter bon
%errn uno Sruu &iuoc Slin0luii BON
@lpuceiter Court @olie, ga, uno
Serr @arrp Sbornlep Ghism Sobn
DON Serrn unb Sruu Golpar0 s.
Gbiam bon @ulbroof. Baltimore,
lpltrben geltern III Der @obntng Der
@ralt @cnpooo, @loltccitcr Court
Snuie, So, bllrd Eoitor @m. See,
Eailor ser oprtiDen biid)oflid)s protc-
ltantiihen Stride, 0etralt. Fdltpr
Sdnlea NC %ntoib BON Der @olbroot
Observation-Disclosures oiiiitirtc. SRI.
MARIETTA Gunnou ppu Baltimore iuar
Gbrenjunaier ulb %err Hobert 2.
9rf BON Baltimore 8rnlltlilbrcr.
Die Wrollt trltg cil grimes Hcile-
fleio. Nof Der Scicrlid)feit begob
iid) Dos iunge Eonr nod Slb Folnt
Comfort, nm BORT Die Slittcrtpod)cn
81 perbringcn, poroltf iie Nciu.Dorf
bcilld)cn merben. Nad) ihrcr Hiidfebr
uod) Baltimore 1cocutcn lie ibr Semi
IN Der Mobnlmg Der Gltern bco
@r1utiNomS IN @olbroof ouI5ulhla-
gen. Gle f%olgcnoen &errcn lno 90
men bon Baltimore, Die ON Wontoa
nit Dem Sonlpicr YGborlott" nod
@%irginien gereiit morel, noDrlel an
Der Sod5eit Sbeil; Sri. Woretto
Snlitb SEER GomurO Sudion Snfel
ser @rnllt, Sri. Warettu Cannon
Sri. Nena Slin9ltii, Nerr unb Sron
Sclnpn GplbltrrL Trau Charles Z.
Sud-, Sri. Morgorct 4. GbiamL SRI.
Surob &nor GbiamL Nerr uno SrmI
GotpurO !. Gbi@rL Nerr uno Srol
George VI. Sbripcr, Charles Sbri.
Der, Sri. &elen &. Sbriuer, SEER ".
&cmp Sluu9bter, &crr unb Sroi ".
Ea0c Sumter, Scrr Norace @bitmnlt,
Sri. &clcl s.. Modp bon Wtcoio, ga,
Scrr mo Srou Upton Slinglllii bon
Snlopu 9tcb.
Scrr SoDn SornberGcr
cltprben. - Nod) lGrecrcm Gel.
Den Itorb gcltcrn &crr Sobn Sort
berger i'm sllter bon 81 Sobrcn, lpcl'
der icit 1889 I'M ScBcr.I cpartcntcni
ocS ,Gcutidcn Gorreiponbenten" tbis
tig ipor. Gle 9ceroigung iinoct an
Somltog, NnhmritogS 3 ltbr, bonn
Eroucrbouic, Nr. ia, 8(opcr-
StroBe, ans ollf Dem ct. Eolll'5
| Sricobofc itott. Ser S%ornberger
murbc om s. s(pril 1855 in 6rellbel1.
itoot, Milrttcnlbcrg gcboren lulb fam
Dor 81 Sobrcn nad Imcrifd. Snl
Sabre 1881 perhcirotbetc or lid) mt
SRI. @erorbine. 0eborcnc Sanllcn.
Ncbcn 2cttercr bintcrlGBt or cinen
Sohn, Srn. Sobn Sornbcr0cr, mo
5iuci Sod)tcr, bic Trls. Momic 1mo
aotie &ornber0cr, iomie slpci 9rii0er,
Srll. George Sornhcrgcr IN @nlti.
more unb Srn. Gbriltiom S%ornbergcr
IN SMltldlalb, lrnb cine Sdnpciter,
| Srolt GlIinbctb Shcc in 9cltid)lonb.
Scrr Sorl6craer lanoctc in HclpsDorf
unb orbcitcte in perId)icocncn borti.
gen Srl,dcrcicn. Scit 1882 mar CT,
pie oben erlpGbnt, I'M Seter. Geporte.
ment oes rTcltifen Correspondents
ten" nn0eitcllt, 100 CT icine Mr6citen
NIT GROCER Eilid,ttreue pcrriftetc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Marcpni's Hl1nc.

Nortb Sibnen N..S, 8. SIT.
Gie Tor6crcitungen fir einen
hrnbtloicn trolSotlantilden Selcgrns
p%bclloicnlt iluilfcn europa mo
Inlcritn iillo icBt 10 ipcit geoieben,
boB @uIielnlo Morconi. Der Grfinocr
6c@ nod) ibn bellonnten SpitcnlS ser
6robtlplcn Geographic, binnen 5lpei
Mod)en iid) nnd) Der citrop0iid)en
Gnbitotion in Citizen, Srlol1o, 6egc.
ben miro, mn Don BORT aus lleltc Ser
illd)c a,15lIltcllcn Die ollf Die llcbers
tro1lllg hin6iclen. @ci Goncollper,
N..G., loll cine Stotion crrid)tet lucr.
Den, bic sur &cripirflidulng beS Elo.
rtca Der S%crIteQltna elmer brnhtloielt
Tcrbinolnla INN Die Nclt bicllerl
miro. MGbrcllo Der lebtell ;luei 80
den hnt Morconi ulii Der Stution IN
ser @lncc Ban 'Grperimente nit Der
llc6crnllttellllD bon brabtlolcn 0epe-
ldlc, olli ipcitc Gntiernungen on0cs
itcllt mo binncn menigell Sogcn iol(,
mic crWortct miro, ein brobtloicr
tronSntlontiid)er SelegropGcnoicnlt
iiir 0cidlGitlid)c 3iuedc in Webrolld)
GcitclIt lucrOcil. Gie Nndridt, BOB
pol, scr Stution nuf Cape @riton
cine GcrbinonnN nit Den Ybilippi.
ncn bcr0citcllt morocn lei, miro bon
Morcoli lclbit ais unri6tig bc5ci6.
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
Wuuiaipale Inaelegenbeiten.

&uS SSulltF lpuI leSit 9tuu)l w tlIleIll
aroBen Giitritt ubgeiperrt. -
Staot-E rofurator Bruce ernennt
aIle ieine iesigen lluterbeamten
mieoer. - Sr. 9rolpn miro nit
Nelcrnennun9cn mortcl.
Gas prGGtigc Eortroit oeS Gr.Wios
porS &. Glap Siman,S, bon ser Mtei.
%Iterbono Saul SaIlpig's gemolt,
ihlroc geitern i'm crlten Rotb95rpei9c
i'm geiiein elmer 9roben Wcnoe ieier-
lid entbiillt. Ger GoriiBer beS Stnot.
ratIE-Gomite's, lpelder Die Nrronges
nlentS ~getrofien bate, Sobn 9es,
belt Die eritc Nn'prnd,e. uno iprod)en
norouf Wapor !. @arrp Maboo(,
Giaiom 3. Flott, Or. Sra Nemien,
). ". Snpoer uno George =. Sones.
Gr-Mapnr 6. Glnp Simonlts mar bel
Der Seier nid)t anlpeicnh.
&ein @uiicr.
Bic bercits int ,Tentidcu Core
i%ponocntcn" m~itgcthcilt, lullroc &C.
tern Ibcro I llbr ooS @oiicr i'm Ct
thrift 5,piidcn Go1er., Mooiions,
Goerl. rno ct. Yo,litrobc u69cbrcbt,
ultb Dos yTcloeoere.," oStoiioro.@o.
tel" cine In5abl Iportn1cnt &Gllier,
baS 3ud)thauS, Der nHnltinlore.Glnb"
II. i. II. iinb obuc @oiicr. Die groBe
3050niee HGbrc, tpcIde bicicn 9iitrift
nit @alicr pcrior1t. nnB nGnllid)
iiber Sen Nb5ugsfanol on Mobilons
uto GathcoroIitrobc eelcgt uno etwu
5tp6lf StunScn iiir bieie 9lrbeit &C.
bruld,t iucroen.
S6liebunQ Ser Stonep'
Hun. Bride.
Ger Voil scr ncllc confrctcn Sto'
nep-Hm Bride oil Wcrrpmon . Cane
lit iebt 10 melt por9eld)rlttcr. bob e5
notbpenoig merbcn luiro. sic oltc
Bride fir ied)S @od)en pOer (Gnger
1fiir Sen 0erfebr 5u idIieBen, "a Ser
Ginltllr5 ser alteu Bride burd) bic
Nllsarobuu,gen fir sic nclle Bride
befiirdytet mirb, tpcnn bicIel6c filr ben
Tcrfebr ofien blcibt.
Gle iSelcrbeH0rbc cmpiing 0citcrn
cine 2iltc Ser Spornnten, lucld)c p1b'
reno bicicr 3lpolf Stmoen moiicrlos
icin mcrhcn.
@icbcr crnunnt.
Stabt.Erofiirator Bruce 6ot &c.
itern icil,e iGmmtlidcn Iiiiitenten,
Stenooroplen unb GlcrfS micber CT
nonnt. Gle t.Iiiiitenten iinb:
Siilis,S tobt.S Collector - Gooor
Suan Noc;
Siilis.S tabt.S Solicitor - a(bcrt &.
Mitfie;
>SiiIis~S toot.s olicitor - Sol. g,
8olbimitB;
Siilis.S tabt-S Solicitor - Splpnn
$. 2%alld)beimcr.
Stellereinnebmer Tranf 9roiuil
iuiro crit nod ser @abl ncl,e Grnen'
nllngcn MAIDEN.
Sic YnrfanlciGc.
Mopor Mabool in9te g%cltcrlt, bab
CT sic bemofrotiid)en llnb repu6lifo'
niiden Stoot-9omite'n erilldcn miro,
DOB bie Gompogncrconcr fir Die
Bart Nnlci6e eintreten, on Dies Scr
ein5iae gnleibe lit, melfc Dem Solfe
sur Ibitimmung IN ser Nopenlber'
lpnhl untcrbreitet miro, l1nb sic Stcl,'
crSaGlcr borall fcinc @ilrbcn 81 tra'
acll hoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Sic 3abl nod gcring. -
Gic Esperanto @clellihoft, Die eS
lid SIR Nitigobe gcnlaht bat, Die lleitc
@eltiprnd)c Esperanto" 81 ucrbrci'
fen, bot in Wnrplnlo IS WitalieOer.
Is iilto Dies oic $50. &. .. Gomcgps,
i. I. 6. S%ilnoellberg, ". e. SAINT
burger, s.. g. Soprunrb, 5. 3. Serr-
mann, 6rait 9. e. SobnIolL Mid'.
Y. aeboc, Gligcnc SEER, W. @racc
WattbcipS. See u. MiQcr, Nlbcrt u.
&iiiel mo Glopo 81. Sorgcnien.
M~llgemcinc Ibcilnn6r III c
fiirSrau IicbIcr. - Srait Goa
Tieblcr, mclfc am Sonntqg Mod'
mittog bon ibrem Wonne, albert
Sicolcr, in i6rer @obnung on Sln'
con-gllep erid)oiie1 lpurbe, lit geiterll
inter gctbeiligur,g bon Sru,oerte,l
BON 2eibtragenoen olf Dem bl. Gre
lGicrsS rieobofc 81 @tobe getragcrl
noroen, nadbem Yoter Tcter 9adc
in Der ct. Mihacls.airh cine &e-
ouienmciie fir ibr Seelenbeil cele-
brit bate. Son ocn ainbcrn ourfte
mir eleonprc, bos GlteIte Mdb9el,,
oil Der Seeroigung tbeilnebmeiL wel-
die Ben @oro unb Selbitn1oro nit
aniab. Gie @rabitatte Der Srmn Sicb-
ler bcfinoct iid III einiger gutternung
Don oerienigen hires Mannes, ipeld)cr
am 9ienitag NadmittaG bcarabcn
ipnrSc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Die 5euerbeb6rbc tor-
bert i'm vIeutidcn Gorreiponoenten~,
si Mnseboten fir HicroeI,titer a'fir
bas Gepartemcat aui. las Nabcre
beingt Die An5cige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11
IS / d) it a III M"

Mehl tDeurcr. - Ser ErcIe
fir McGl lit gcitcrn I'M engrosbanbcl
I'M 10 Gents pro Sob in Die SDbc
gegonacn. Tics lit cine Trciscrbo'
bung bon % Gents ieit Montag. Ncbl
foitct iett $1.t0 pro Sob nlcbr o!s
Dor cirem Sabre.
Ger @tntcr itcGt Dor Scr
Sbiir.- s(r5 perifieoenen Sbcilelt
bcs Stoates langten geitern Melbun.
gen bier an iiber 6roit in Ser Todt
BON 9ienitue alli Wittmod). @ans
b~eionoers itorf mar Ser 5roit in Der
Cumberland Iaaep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

Tn cincm ~ G it [ d) c 9Iat.
tc leiclt mir: y9ieier Sbltiait beItebt
aus @Iufoie nit fiinitliden Sua.
melfornern ilno nit u%nidabliderl
Sor6cn 1ciGrbt." Mlio Itebt inter
Dor lleberidriit rHeiner &inbeer.
lnit" olf Dem 2ubel elmer Wiliouricr
6rud)tiuit . Tnbrif. limo ba' iugc
nod Scnlano, bus Heinlebensmittel.
@cics lpcroe rld)t beiolgt.
@@cncral > Mnualt 9ona q
porte bat cntldieoel, oaB cin Staat
cbcnio nenig lpic ein ein5elner 9iir,
ger oos Ned)t babe, iid Ginipanoe-
rer 5u perihofien oenen er Die lleber-
fabrt 6e5ablt ooer ibnen Initeliing
ooer Seid)Gftigumg 5uiidert. 3amii
lit ocn Yeitreblngen Der Staaten,
melde Ginipanoercr importiren mol.
len, cin Nicgel porgeid)eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-11

S6mcr geltrot +. - SerInail
Eercp McIanlclS BON Mr.. II, Bin.
cent? StruBe, ipllrocn geitcrn in Der
iiiopcitlid)en Eoli5eiitation oii ied)a
Moitotc nod Dem Stoatsorbeitsbous
9eianbt, lucil lie lid .%aeDobnbeits'
mobig u%llorbentlid)" oiiifiihricn.
IuSfIug Scr Sahafs,
+ SANDER. %icr5ig Witglicbcr
ser ,2eoi tobacco EXPLOITATION" Gicl.
ten geitern ibren jGbrlid)en s(usillia
ullb bega6en iid n%littclit bcs 0am'
piers emma 8ilca" llad) Nnnapo.
lis. Don no tic geiteru Abello 5llriid-
fchrtc1.
Sir refine % d. S.l
elmer 9enneiniamen Sisilllg Der
Staats i. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ulo Scr
Staats. q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir @ict
mlroc cin Gomite crnannt, oas Sc.
ictcntmiirfc orsarbeiten ioa Belle
rllllg Der Dtild). IND Olei'hpcrDnlt'
niiie I'M Staatc.
Mite @crbinbun1Sbrii f G
bcicitigr - 81 Tol9e Der Or
mcitcrung Der Si9bt.S troBc iuuroc
bic iibcr nicic StraBc i%iibrcnbc Eni.
iaaicrbriidc Der baltimore, Gbcia'
peotc a,,b atlantic 80" gcitern Wor'
gen bcicitiat. bo fir bieielbc feline
Icripenouna mebr p~orbonben| luor.
GnbnIinie nad @eorge.
tonn. Gle Baltimore. ohio
@obn.G cicQidait" miro Jest pobr,
ideinlih oie id)o, icit Sabren proicf.
tirte .@oibingtou- @citeru' Wiorplano-
9abn" bon @aibington mad, 8eorac.
toml1 baiier, no Gin GROCER sSrnht.
9abnboi angclcgt meroen loa. Gic
GeieIlifait perlangt Algebote fir Den
gnlt Der 9abn.
*** Ser ngannltattcr -Srauenper.
cin" gibt an ndditen Wortag IN Ser
.6robiinns&aae," Nr. 1000, Srcberid.
apenlie, Elm Soiipcr nit Oarauffol.
ge1bem gaa. Sci Scr befanntlibell
Bemiitblid)feit bieics @ereins biirfte
fir Die Yeiud)er Der 1eier Elm gettlib-
reider Abero in gitsiidt Sl ncbmcn
iein.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
For Tax Assessor

The Independent is authorized to an- nounce Emmett 4 Howell of Goodrnm township as candidate for Tax Assessor subject to the action oi the Democratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce Calvin B Seaton, f Prairie township as candidate for fax sses- sor subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce Lee Buffalo of Gumwools Township as dsndidate for Tax Assessor subject 10 the action of the Democratic primary
 The Independent is authorized to announce R Boyd of Lonoke town ship, as candidate for Assessor, subject to the action of the Democratic Urinary.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
For Circuit Clerk

The Independent is authorized to aunounee $ Ed Webster, of Lonoke township. as candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic primary
 The Independent is authorized to announce Tom D Bransford, of Lono. ke township, as a candidate for Cir cult Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce John NaylO-. of Lonoke township as a candidate for Circuit 'leTd, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
GEO. BARRETT.

Is it possible that Prof. Hine- mon, candidate for governor. is in favor of increasing the taxes to be paid by white people and exempt the negroes entirely? It looks this way, for it is reported that in speech at Russellville. he declared himself in favor of exempting from taxation S25O worth of personal property from every tax payer in the state. This would exempt fully 95 per cent of the negroes in the state. as not more than 3 per cent of that race have more than S25O worth of property. In comment ing on this declaration of Prof Hinemon, the Log Cabin Demo crat among other things says: The surprising feature of it all is that man of MT. Hinemon's intelligence would condescend to such ridiculous proposition in his scramble for votes.' All of which goes to show that seekers after political honors as a general rule, are out after votes, and it makes little difference how they obtain them. = Beebe News.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
For Treasurer.

The Independenti is authorized to an- nounce James NJ Swain, of Lonoke township, as candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to an- nounce Henry Brown. of Lonoke town ship, as a candidate for Treasurer sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 The Independent is authorized to announce S. Y Austin. of Lonoke township, as candidate for re-elec ton as Treasurer. subject to th- action Uf the Democratic primary.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
For Sheriff.

The Independent is authorized to announce ] s. Ford, of Lonoke town snip. as q candidate for Sheriff, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary
 The Independent is authorized to announce Nj Fletcher of Lonoke township, as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
For Representative

The Independent is authorized to an- hounce " ] Bogard, of Cleveland township, as candidate for Repre- sentative. subject to the action of the Democratic primary
 The Independent ;s authorized to announce Clarence Price Newton of .iun woods township, as candidate for Representative, subject to the action of the Democratic primary
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
4 letter from Colas ad,
DEAR MR. EDIToR:-

<i 1&ttsN lTO.ft SSiS< sic5N DEAR MR. EDITOR:
 The following letter from Iir Geo. Barrett will interest his many friends, and explains itself Please insert in your paper.:- MT. and Mrs. Marson and family,
 We received your kind letter, and were glad to hear from kind friends in my sad affliction-that fearful night that 1 was nearly killed fingers with me yet, and will as long as 1 shall live.
 1 had unloaded load of alfalfa seed at warehouse north side of track, and started to go to a store south side of the track. The fast train from west was past due, and I supposed was gone past, and from where 1 unloaded you could not see a train for the buildings as my team struck the main track the train was right on me. I jumped for the frunt part of the wagon. and slapped horses with lines. They jumped and engine struck in front of rear hind wheel, and shot me twenty feet in the air I am told. This occurred on Nov. 9th. 4:3O p. M. l knew nothing until the next morning. The doctors pro- nounced me dead. but another came and said there was life in me Kind friends God bless them! placed me on a cot. took me to a drug store. dressed my wounds, and found skull fractur- ed, ear cut off and collar hone broken. They took me to restaurant room When my wife arri we'd two citizens and a doc tor took us on fast train to hospital in La. Junta 70 miles away. Upon arriving there I was so swollen they could not operate on mo. They told my wife she could go home as t was against the rules fer her to st v. Il became conscious the next Tuesday for a little while, I got Ia little better every day, and Friday called for my wife They told me she was gone, so I told them I was going home. and they said I was too weak. I told the doctor to call up Mir. Hurry Noble, and tell him 1 wanted to go home. He made arrange ments for me to go back on the sleeper Saturday night. W hen the train arrived at Granada 10Ol of my friends were there to meet me and I was carried to room in a hotel, and doctor to wait on 1 me 1 have such good friends here God bless them! and my dear wife stayed by me so nobly as lay to fight death. Dear friends I have been two days trying to relate this to you. God l bless you all. Excuse poor i writing as I am weak. Let my friends see this letter..
 GEO RARPETT
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

The Independent wishes all -ts readers a merry Christmas and happy New Year. We trust that this has been the most pros porous year of your life and the dullest you will ever witness.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
For County and Probate Judge

The Independent is authorized to announce J Il Melton, of Lonoke township as candidate for G unty and Probate Judge, subject to the action of the Dem ocratie primary
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
announcements.
S Sak<ff<k%S%<&xk$+ks,
For Congress.

The Independent is authorized to announce Hon Joe T. Robinson of Lonoke county as candidate for re election as Congressman of the Sixth Congresslonal District subject to the action of the Democratic primary
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the LOrd.-Luke 2; II.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

If in need of a heating stove call on l.. B. Krshka, as he has a full line of the Wilson Stoves.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26

The most complete and up to date line of corsets ever shown in our town at W. H. Nichols.
 The Carlisle Mercantile Co.,. is headquarters for the latest styles Tn Dress Goods, Belts, Long Kid Gloves, Cloaks and Waistings.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-28

too. The trouble is that she is tied up
for nine years in an offensive and
defensive alliance with the mikado's
government. When this was former at
the close of the war, British states
men never dreamed that Japan might
fall out with her ancient friend, Amer
lea. Now, they are nervOusly discus
Britain would De in the event of a
Japan-American war. The treaty was
intended to cover Asiatic affairs only,
and to bind Great Britain in the event
that Japan was attacked by aother
power Naturally England cannot
fight America, which feeds her and is
her friend. But war between her ally
and her best friend would be very un-
comfortable, to say the least.
Then there is Australia, with it's
new autonomous federation. Just now
the Australians are certain that Japan
mas designs on the great vacant
reaches of their northern country. The
Sidney correspondent of the London
Mall writes tnat tHere is leeliHS,
amounting with many to a conviction,
that some day Japan, either alone or
in league with a Japanized China, in
tends to take the country, and then
the fate of Korea today would be the
fate of Australia tomorrow" He goes
On to show that an army corps might
be landed with the British fleet still
a thousand miles beyond the horizon.
Then there would be a dash for Port
Darwin or Brisbane or Sidney, just as
there was three years ago for Port
Arthur. Japan, overlooking with men.
needs the rich but manless regions of
northern Australia for the natural and
inevitable development of the yellow
race.
Meanwhile. Japan is struggling I'M
der the burden of huge war debt.
And since modern wars are fought as
much on the bourses as On land and
sea. it is certain that Japan will fight
no one for some years to come. AS for
her designs in the more distant future,
they are interesting to speculate upon
no more.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-01-28
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT.

There is something extremely las
cnating in the history of the English
stage; of its old plays; the trials of
its authors and its people, the men
and women that time has enveloped
in mist of romance. The budding
dramatists of today are loud in their
denunciation Of the managers who re-
fuse to produce their plays forthwith,
and to give them that hearing which
the quality of their ability assuredly
warrants. Still the manager of today
is not as bad. if history is truthful, as
one Of the early eighteenth century.
When Oliver Goldsmith wrote "She
Stops to Conquer" he had the great
est difficulty in obtaining hearing
for it. He had David Garrick and
Doctor Johnson, two personal friends,
speak word for him to George Col
man. the manager of the COvent Gar
den theater. Colman read the comedy
and declared it to be drivel. He COW
cred the margins of its pages with
comments and thoroughly damned it,
Goldsmith, however, did not give up
hope, and his friends stuck to him
with the result that COlman produced
the play March Is. 1873. He did it as
much to get rid of the author and his
opportunities and to prove to his
friends what asses they We're. as for
anything else, and in the certain fall
ure of the play there would have been
to nim certain bitter-sweet pleasure.
Molly" as his friends called Cold