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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24
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nogle Iar iioen en- Wonb, Ser 6op=
Sc meget on0t neO at fenoe Sorife(
poa nit og sit. San bar BOG al
BRIG bleben ~ooerbepiIt ON at hape
%forgre6et zig paa unores @jenoom.
Men Solf bob6e bam MI aQigepeG
tj&ifferten.
-8aaoe Man0en og &onen ftiol
iom &abne. sllt muligt funoe oe
BRUCE - 6aaoe &orll, SprD, Sons
NC meget mere; ia enoog Soar og
Smaogriie ItjoI Oe, ioo ofte Gel
Iiebeoen gobes.
Gn8internot liIteoe Wanoen Iig
ino / en- @aaroeiers Serpebus for
at Itiele S6rb. Oa ban baboe faaet
fin Sef gobt fpGot og gift no as
Ssrbebusosren, lsb ban Iige / SAB.
men pan Ell Susmano, Der npliQ
rnr flpttet til @gnen.
9enne tog S6rpetpoen / &rebier
og true6e bam boooe me6 9oliti
og Sugtbus, og oen urmc Spb, Ser
10 troeoe, at Ben onben rur lat poe
Gogt at @aoromanben, trp9Gebe oo
boo for fig. Smiioer los Susmnnoer
fig bebege til at tie meo Siitorier
imoo at foo uobetaIt 100 &r. in.
CEN 8 Gage bar guoet. 9ette gil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Gm r~IfifeDigclie".

6or nogle Gage lioen e~rfareOe
str. 0gbl"., at Sogneprelten peO
ct. 9tarie Strife / 9ellingsr, Yait.
s. Septnlen, paa Overwhelming al
SieaanOs SiitOp bapOe moOtaget
minilterial A%nmooning ON inOen D..
10. gtou. at iege iin AfiteO.
0a Sagen imiOlertio M er bragt
offentlig frem, benpenote rSr. 9gb."
Jig til 8iitop GprOam % baO BAN
urtale Jig ON Sogen.
8ilfoppen uOtaite:
Ser bar aQereOe / ell 4arr9ffe
= Seq antager / en- z a s Aar -
neret %fore6ragt mig %gentogne &la-
ger oDer YaItor 2epinlens Sptr9-
Ben iom YreIt, bau0e / &irfen og
DeO 2eiligbeOstuler, iom bar foran=
leOiget 8eOfpmmen0e til at antage,
Of ban life bar ganlte normal.
Den leg bar life funnel fore
tGge mig noget OerpeO, fgr Der /
6orionmeren 6ragtes en- IOresie al
benoeO ct &ar @unoreoe 8eboere
al Sog1et, iom 6eflageoe Zig oper
bonn og begereOe bam a~ffeoiget
So Oa Oenne 9lOresie blep forebrogt
NienigbeOsroooet, l1otalte bette en-
itemmtgt, at ban life funoe anIes
for ififtet til at ~ueo6lipe Iom @rpII
i Sognet.
9o jeg in0bragte Sagen for aul.
tusminilteriet, oltmoOe0e eette mic
en- ct opforOre @aIt. 2epirien ii
OF i6ge lin Ififeo.
Sra en- flor Gel al 5ognebe6oernl
er Der imiolertio ienere iremItaoe.
en- 8epegelie, iom pniter, at %aIt
Sepinien ifaI forblipq / lit @m6e0l
og 6olOe &apeQan."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Spnoeren inO paa, og inben Sios-
frilten bar uolgberL bapoe ban be-
talt 9elelummen.
@ogle Aar efter, "a begge bar
fIytteoe fra ggnen, git oet galt meo
GanL Der bapoe fanget Sppen, ban
blep for nplig grebet paa ferit
@erning, og blanOt uQe Sc Spnoer,
ban lette0e lin 5amuittigbeO for,
Tar ogiaa Ben, at ban bin Scat ielp
bar fonrmen for at itiele Serp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

Gen ME Sitcl. S 0cn MI uolenote
officielle Sortegnelie ober Solfe-
tingets Meolemmer unfsrcs sen af-
goaeGe &onieilpr9iioent ianlebes:
GbriItenien, s. G., @aar0ejer, See.
Observation-Disclosures. 8onfoiref=
t6r @aQen6erg fra Stocfbolm og
Gireftsr &ieGano-Sorfilbie fra
Gbriltiania op6olbt Jig I 9agene
omfring Ben s. 0s. / &eben9aon til
&onference ON oe npe, noroameri=
fnnife Mtlanterbabslinier.
Gn fpinDelis Eprumau. S gien-
hommen Nr. 25 / Np &ronprinies-
iegooe, &gbenbapn, bleo ser for
leoen flere @anqe bel6t Gcirnleum
paa Srapperne og it1ffet SIS pea.
Sloen blep bper @nng opaoqet /
SIDE og iIuffet. lln0er &olitt'ortb
ret bar en- 15-oorig Gioe. ser tiente
bos en- Samilie / @jenoomlner, til
%itoaet, at oct er 6eltoe, Ser flcrc @nn-
&C bar foriegt at iGtte SIS pao
CIenbommen. Com Wotip a"giper
nm, at Bun gerne piIoe Z 6uIet
lrGn0e, j ot bun interes'eraoa iig
Iiprft for @ronobesrets 81 '6ei6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-24

ltlpffer. @n elore @tuno paa
Syrup, 0tagnus Magnusien, ct ..
5. Os. blepen ltanget foroerpet al
en- Spr. WtanOen, Der banOe DGret
b~erltiet i De iiOite Gage, bar blepen
iut til at itrigle aOeg; pIuoielig
D0rte man ben itore Spr, Der itoO
/ StalOens enc @nOe, br6le, og Oa
man fom til, laa Magnlsien mis-
bal1Olet og bepioltlps foran Den. Oct
e tpipIiomt, on MallOen fan lepe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

SHARP SHOOTERS ARE
GIVEN, BIG RECEPTION
Men Who Took Part in Olympic Shoot
Received BY Representative
ootharnites.
CIV Associated Prcssl.

NEW YORK. Aug, S-Th" compli,
m"nis of the city. of tn" army and al
the national guard were formally ten,
dcrrd the victorious riilemrn who rep
resented the United States ut the M,
tcrnatonal championship match held
AT Bisley. England. and connected with
the recent Olympic games as they
steamed up the bay today on tn" reve.
nue. cutter Mohawk. HON" from abroad.
General James A. brain. president
Of the National Ride Association of
America and the min" sharpshootcrs
were met at quarantine by Acting
Mayor Mac;oTan, representing IN"
CITY and reception committee. repre-.
l,niinc Governor Hughes. Colonel G..
s. Anderson. L. s. A; Mayor John ID.
ROliry. ordnance officer Of thr Maine
National Guard: Colonel George Win,
gate and Major b. H. King. of the
second New Jersey Infantry. The
committee took the riil"mcn from tn"
lines New York and continued up the
bay on the Mohawk on board which a
reception was held and speeches were
delivered. The speakers were acting
Mayor McGovern. General Wingat"
and Adjutant General l!enry,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
CLAIMING TO BE MESSIAH
NEGRO FAKER IS ARRESTED
White Man, Also Taken in Charge by
Police. Allowed His Children to
be Kissed by Negro.
Try Associated Press).

NEWARK. n. j., Aug. S.-John "A.
IIeckersnn. Il negro. who calls him.
self the high priest Of a band of his
race in this vicinity. each of whom.
men ard women, claim to be the ne"
Jesus" was arrested here today. with
f.. VI. Hughes. o white man, who Is a
follower of the sect.
Beth are held pending an investi-
SatiGn of the order next Monday. Hec-
kcrson was arrested on Information
furnished by the four year old daush-
ter OF Hughes. She said that she.
with her six year Old -stster afNltl5
year old brother, were taken to the
local headquarters of the sect few
DAYS ago by her father and that sb'
and the other children were detained
two days and that Heckerson kissed
her lin the name of the Lord"
William Smith. also a negro. an
apostle of Heckerson, was arrested
and when the three were arraigned
today, Hughes hailed Heckerson as
the Messiah and said that HeckersOn
loved and kissel the children.
Hughes was a telegraph operator In
a signal tower of the New Jersey Cen
trail Railroad The headquarters OF
the sect Is said by Hughes to be in
Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
BAlDvviN'S AiRSHiP MEETS
GOVERNMENTS APPROVAL
After Another Test to Demonstrate ito
Speed and Endurance Must be
Made, However.
(By Associated Press),

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. s.
Captain Baldwin has succeeded in ful-
filling the first requirements OF his
contract with tho government for sup
plying a diri2ible balloon for the sig,
nal corps OF the army. The board or
officers who inspected the big airship
today at Fort Meyer accepted II rs far
AZ the construction of the machine Is
concerned: the other requirements re-
naming to |" fulfilled are the speed
and endurance qualities of the aeritI
craft.
There was no official speea test to-
day. hlt after the inspection OF the bal
loon, Captain Baldwin made IA prelim-
mary endurance trial. Taking the
same direction which was followed In
yesterdays flight. the balloon was
taken over one Of the courses laid out
by Lieutenant FoulGis, of the signal
corps. A total distance OF about six
miles was made In tOdlay's fight. an
average speed Of hut IL miles an hour
$4he usaiRtaineil, No effort YES mad,
however, TO make speed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Bankruptcy Proceedings Nag 1eFm''
nate 10 Ills Release.
CREDITORS WILL HolD Meeting
Effort Being Made to Prove That the
Slayer of Stanford White is Now
Sane, but Was Mentally Unbalanced
at Time Of Murder.
(By Associated Press.)

PITTSBURG. PA, August S.-Pos-
sibIy the most important develop
ment today in the bankruptcy case
Of Harry X. Thaw. and one that in
dicates better than anything else the
plans of Thaw's counsel. was the
declaration by former Governor Stone
the local counsel Of the young liti-
CANT. that he is proceeding on the
assumpt ion that Thaw is sane now
and the verdict that cleared him oil
the murder of Stanford White on the
ground Of insanity referred only 10
his mental condition AT the time the
crime was committed
II is said Thaw's friends seek tn
have him brougb, here within sixty
DAYS ~hen they vii ask that he be
declared sane.
Such an action would not nvaii'
date his commitment to Natteawan'
but wouli. /; Is believed. have n great
moral effect on the New York courts.
Referee in BANKRUPTCY William X.
BIair today notified Thaw to appear
on August q To be adjudicated q
bankrupt The appearance will be
ent cred by his counsel. William A.
Stcnc. and Thaw will 10 KEEP; Al
Poughkccpsie until later develop
ments neccssi;ate his pr"srnc.
TIL bankruptcy proceedings viii
now take the following COURSE: Gown
nv for Tha~ will APPEAR b'roFr
Referee in BANKRUPTCY william X.
RIair on August q. when the pc;i-
tioncr will be declared a bankrupt
and within 20 DAYS thereafter viii hc
meeting Of the creaitovs.
The claims OF the creditors must
then he alcd and Roger OMAN. ~
receiver for Thav. will contest all
the claims nov IN dispute.
Amer the claims have boon ap-
proved tho creditors may raise the
question % Thav's sanity at the time
the petition wae flied and the Fed
eraI court viii then appoint com
mission 20 examine the bankrupt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
TAFT C0MMENDS PURPOSE
OF COUNTRY HORSE SHOWS
Guest Of Greenbrier County Folk and
lauds the Show Which Has Been
Big Success.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA
Aug. S.-Candidate Taft responded In
a brief commentator OF the Green
brier County Horse Show. when cali
cd up and complimented by General
{. c. Watts. today.
The speech came at the conclusion
of the show and Mr.. Taft took occas-
ion TO give hts most hearty appr0va.
of the enterprise. 1t made for better
horses. he said. and better horses
horses meant better agriculture ana
that in turn meant more prosperity.
Mr.. Taft took advantage of In" op-
rortunity to express his approbation'
lnth for himself and Mrs. Taft for
what he termed the cordial hoshitaIl'
ty he had received here and lin Ola
Virginia"
The horseshOw with Mr.. Taft as
the drawing card" had been directed
by General Watts as success from
every point OF view.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
take BACK YOUR GOD, "
SAYS JOYNER TO JOHN o.
Oil King Gave $1,000 to Memorial on
Condition That $4,000 Was
Raised.
(Bv associated P-ess.1

ATLANTA. GA. August s. - Inc
81 900 subscription of John ID. Rock
efeller to a fund to establish me-
mortal for Uncle Remus" (Jo"l
Chapler Harrisl has a condition at
tached to it.
President Joyner, of the Uncle Re
mus Memorial Association. received
a letter from Mr. Rockefeller yester'
day stating that ne would give 81
OO0 provided the association raised
$40. 900 in one year. The letter SUR
prised the officers OF the association
and they will inform Mr. Rockefeller
that his gift will not be accepted win
the conditions attached. The associa-
ton has fixed no limit to the memo
rial fund.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
JOCKEY CRUSHED BY HORSE
DIES LATER At HOSPITAL
Steep!echaser Stumbled, Throwing Ri
der to the Track, Causing Fatal
Injuries.

SARATOGA, y. Y. August S. - Err.
nest Bodwee, steeplechase jockey,
who was thrown from his mount,
Rufus. in the second race here today
died at 10 o'clock tonight.
Bodwce was pitched headlong from
the horse as the animal made bad
landing and the horse rolled on top
Of him.
When taken to the hospital II was
found that he had broken collar
bone and concussion Of the brain.
but his condition was not thought 10
be serious. II was discovered on a
more thorough examination that . rib
had been broken and that the shaH
bone had penetrated the lung.
His home was in BroOkhaven.
Mass. and nc had gained quite a rep
utation as a jOCkc|.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Simple Ceremonies Over Body Of
i. lINson.
uAIr DISTINGUISHED ntI IatRE
Whole City Of Dubuque Stopped the
Wheels Of Industry to do Him HON.
aQe-Profusion Of Flowers At Grave
Services Very Impressive.
(By Associated Press).

DUBUQUE, IOWA. Aug. S.--As he
lived SO was Senator Allison buried
today in q manner devoid Of all Os
teDtatiOn. Services were held at the
residence Of the dead statesman and
while not Of a private character, the
limited accommodations Of the home
permitted only the presence Of distin
guished visitors. relatives and most
intimate friends Of the late senator.
The services were simple. Rev
Dr. J. T. Bergen. Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church. OsBciated. There
was no music. The intermeBt was
private and after the Presbyterian
lcomnSttal service had been read by
DR.. Bergen. the body Of the senator
was lowered into It's last resting place
on the hillside which Ovcriooks the
Mississippi river.
All Dubuque paid silent tribute 70
the memory Of Senator Allison today
During the hours Of the funeral cere.
mony not q wheel turned throughout
the city and every business house
closed its doors. Flags hung Mt halt
mast from pubic t'IiIdings and hun
dTeds Of homes and business houses
were trimmed with crepe.
The body Of Senator Allison lay In
state yesterday afternoon and evening
and thousands Of people called 20
pay a final tribute Ct respect. The
only floral tributes were blankets OF
American beauty roses. covering the
casket. an emblem Of The loyal legion
AMI the national flag. The pail bear
crs were all residents of the city and
intinaie friends Of tho late senator
There were many distinguished visI.
tors Al tho funeral Besides the mem
bcrs Of the congressional committed
there was large delegation from
Drs Noincs. consisting Of Governor
Cummins and other state officers.
The D-s Mo'nes party brought with
them a beautiful floral blanket six feet
bong and three feet wide. The grave
~ Senator Allison Is In the family NJ
in Tinwood cemetery. A modest
marble shaft bearing the single word
Allison" vas erected on the lot 20
years avo. The grave Is close TO
tia, IN which is buried the late
spcaked David u. Henderson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
YOUNG GIRL DEAD FROM
CARBOtk ACID POISONING
Took Fatal Dose Last Tuesday With
Suicidal Intent and left no Rea-
son for Her Act.
Especial to The Daily Press.)

Especial to The Daily Press.)
WOODSTOCK, VA. Aug. Miss
Annie Pence. Of Fnrestvilie, Shenan-
doah county. Is dead at her home from,
the effects Of q dose Of carbolic acid
taken with suicidi2al intent last Tues
day. The girl had been in IA critical
condition ever since swallowing the
poison. She was conscious only at
intervals. During such moments she
was careful to say nothing that could
throw hight upon her rcaScna for her
act. Miss Pence was only twenty
years Of age. She Is survived by her
parents two sisters and tire" broth
FRS. II has been suggested that an
unfortunate love affair may have been
behind the tragedy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
sAoI HIMSELF N ABDOMEN
Is in Serious Condition In New York
Hospital. but May Reeover-Was In
Love With Girl, but Hls Parents
Objected to Match, So he Chose
Death Rather Than oisobsy Thorn.
(By Associated Press),

NEW YORK. August 8. - A young
man. supposed from letters and other
documents IN his possession, to be
Morris berger. 81 years old. dent
list OF GAL North Sixth street, Phila-
uelyhiss was foun@ unconscious in
Central Park tonight suffering from
selfinfiictcd bullet wyound In the
abdomen. In the mans pocket was
, n letter which states that he found
no joy In life. as he could not, marry
the girl he wanted to because of tho
objections OF his parents.
There were also found photographs
taken today. which expreased his
feelings OF dependency. sorrow amt
resignation.
The photographs were numbered
and he had written q sentence ON
each.
No. had these words: Here I
am thinking Of the best way"
No. bore the following: Here
am entirely lost and l see ! must
do it."
No. 3: Here l am and know there
Ia no other way Ia
No: 4: Here l nm angry Of tn;
woridy l. know ! cannot changs. igst-
In his letter the man wrote:
Il don't blame anybody for what
am about to do. It Is entirely Of
my own accord and no one known
OF II. At first, when made known
to my father that loved this girl.
he was satisfied, but when the rest OF
my family came to know about Il,
they raised such an air that resdfv-
ed to go to New York. and then snes
would also come. But then when I
considered the matter I came to this
conclusion. that should ! marry the:
girl. It would make my parents mis-
cradle for all their lives. and ~
saw no other way out Of 1T. I deter.
mined to take my life. I thought !
would rather die than displease my
parents" -
The injured man was operated on
at the Presbyterian hospital, but e
cannot be stated positively whether
he will recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
WILL MAKE AN EFFORT 10
PREVENT THAw BAHKRUPycy
Lawyers Who Have Filed ciaiWs n
Case viii Make Concerted Aeove
to Prevent Action.
ny Associated Pressl.

NEW YORK, August 8. - That .
determined effort will be made by e
least some OF Harry X. Th2w's credt
Stors to resist his EFFORT to hgo
himself adjudecd q bankrupt wa ~
dicated today after his creditors 10
recovered from the confusjoa tnto
which the first announcement q t.
beginning OF the bankruptcy proceee-
ings in Pittsburg threw them. A
attemp; to head on the baskrupssy
process Is already under way accor1-
ing to Daniel O'ReHly. a ThaWS
counsel In both the murder trials ~
late today he announced that be l21
decided upon the institution Of 80
ceedings through which he hopes q
collect the amount Of his clstm -
legal services.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
JOIN STRIKERS RANKS.
Trouble on Canadian Pacific Has kot
Been settled.
nv Associated Press).

MONTREAL. Aug, Some two
hundred Canadian Pacific car work
ers today Joined in the strike against
that road. Pickrts have been placed
n. the several gates of the yard and
are evidently trying TO persuade their
fellows to join them. The company
declare. the car workers who went ou;
were not needed and were merely
kept On 10 avoid trouble of rcorEaniZ-
ing the department later. Tn. mon
say they are nat making any new do
mands bat arc merely trying TO hold
what they have already got.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Writ o. Error in Poll Tax Case

RICHMOND VA. August :. Tho
Court Of App"als today allowed a wit
Of error and gup"rscdcas In the Nor
folk city poll lax case Tn" qucs
ton involved Is what constitutes
personal" payment Of taxes. Undrr
a decision m Judge .:artin. 81 Nor.
folk. no person ran vote who doc
not pay bis taxes on; of his own
funds and IN y rson 10 the trea7Hrer
The decision Of the lower court "
susialae.! WiIl deprive ~ per crni NJ
the p~opIc II tho state O. Of their
cases
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
Many Lost , Hurricane.
Ry Assoo,ed Prese,.
sZEGEvTN HTxCA

sZrGEDTN. Hungary. Aug. s.
During a hurricse this afternoon a
large factory coilcsed and hundred
rorlmen were iried In the ruins
-Four corpses an fourteen person
scvercly hurt. hse tcen recovered
from the debris. Seventy persons are
still missing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
KILLED ~ FALL
Charles skarins Sitting in window and
Lost His Balance.
,pcciaI to The Daily Pr

RICHMOND. VA. Aug S-Char'es
Skarine. a brickIaycr. fell TO his death
tonight. He and a companion had
been out for gIimpse Of the sights
and inhibited somewhat freely. SkaT-
inc returned 10 his lodgings and took
a scat In the window. Ills companion
left him. A few minutes later he was
heard 10 fall and the landlady and
some Of The boardeTs went 70 invcsii'
gate. The man was taken 10 hi'
room and died an horr later. nc
protested that he was not hurt Nc
was forty. Yeas old and unmarried
The coroner madc an Investigation
and deemed an inquest unnecessary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

ASHEvIILE. N. G., August 49,.
seph Lanes, who shot ana Killed 49,
Green. aged IL. from . passfng 49,
at Buena vista last Decembes, -
found g;.II,y Of msnslsushfer b -
criminal court this afsefs0oa $50
the jury had been cot I've hseg4 8
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09
GOVERNOR GIVES RESPITE.
Negro Who Asssvlted YSuN0 an
Given Longer rswe % lsvs.

RICHMOND. VA, August s. = Gov.
ernor Swanson today directed that Z
respite be granted Lee Stroller. IL
Madison county negro under -
tence os death for attempted asssnk
on white girl This IN The thirS -
spite for the man. His cogsseG
claim 10 have new evidences. Ho
vas sepienccd to die in June. aGz1a
In July. once In August and pov -
has unsi September q to live. H.
10 the third crime Of the same 81
charged against him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-09

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of tho Asso-
eiated Press.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11

supposed to be in the long lead. or course ILL.,
nois Is for Uncle joe" and Indiana has just de-
clared for Fairbanks.-In many Southern States,
the new railroad rates went into effect the first OF
the month. The regulation requiring persons
holding the interchangeable mileage books to ex-
taking the train Is creating friction. especially In
Sorth Carolina. giving rise TO some live CORE
spondence between Governor Glenn and Presi-
tend Finley.-The National Child Labor Commit
tee has Just held It's fourth session In Atlanta.
considering It's progress and plans in the work OF
protecting children by suitable Legislation agains,
premature and injurious employment. and to aid
In their early education. Governor Hoke Smith.
and DR.. Felix Adler. the chairman. were among
tho speakers. DR.. a. J. Mckclway Is the South.
ern Secretary.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-11
NtED oF sEvERER r~rNIsHME>T ron .


We oomm0nt"d recently on The earnest ueri
al strengthening reapect for law in tho South.
and every woek brings some fresh illustration OF
liz Importance.
Hero Is The State %. Kentucky a, this lime. for
example. a!sgracci by Tho ou;.agca o. tho nigh,
gidcts" IN It's tobacco district. aud an outbreak Ia
Virginia (which can hardly become widespread
among 40 intelligent a people "a vlrsinsann. how
cr"rp. and North Carolina ata med by tho alleged
1usrage# on some he!plcaa Greek immigrants. and
h" Lower South nonaccd from time Ia time b.
n" ~l>nch!ng apiri,. II In a grtnsous evil. aud &,
IL high limo for us la preach and ;oach aoycr~s
condemnation and heavier penalties for IN. man
"ho encourages ANY form %! mob sioletcc. The
msan who obcya la~ only whoa &, auttn his fc~l.
ings. and fccia that he may thrust Il, aside whcn
hA passion Is aroused. In no better land far lcas
conaist"ntl than the savage who rejects all law.