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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30
FhNATrC KILLS LITTLE GIRI.
Head of Praying Band, Figh,ip,
Devil, Stays HIS Niece.

Nazareth, Pa, April 30.--A wil
religious meeting which lasted for
two days and two nights terminated
when Robert Bachman, a religions
fanatic who imagines he Is God. "a
alleged to have offered up May Irene
Smith, five-year-old daughter of
Henry Smith, member of the Bor-
ough Council of Alliance, as a rclir-
ious sacrifice. Bachman's wife saw
he stamped the child to death, say.
ing her body housed a devil Bach
man has been arrested, as well as the
parents of the dead child, who calm
ly accept her murder as a divine de-
cree.
Bachman Is the leader of a stranye
sect known as THE House OF God"
and not only his wife, but Smith, who
is his brother-in-law, and the remain
der of his followers, regard him as
the king Of All Mankind" They
consider him all powerful and incap-
able of doing wrong.
The only story that can be CLEANED
of the child's death is told by Mrs.
Bachman. She said that the little
Smith girl, after retiring that even
ing, slid out of bed two or three
times. That annoyed Bachman, she
says, who declared that the child had
devil, and that a devil could not
live in a house where God" reigned
The child was thrown on the floor
by Bachman. who. Mrs. Bachman de-
clares. jumped on her and stamped
out her life.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30
Masterson ut White House

Washington, April 28.-"Bat"
Masterson, the gun-fighter and Unit
ed States Deputy Marshal Of New
York, visited the White House. The
President welcomed him, and the
two INDUCED In Western yarns and
delved into politics.
Masterson could not see where
any one had chance for election
next Fall except his host. HI blunt
ly said so and insisted that he was
right The talk with bat" has not
seemed to perturb Mr.. Roosevelt
to any great extent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30
Girl Wins Oratorical Contest

Ithaca. N. y. April 28.-Battling
against five of the best men orators
In the Cornell senior class. Miss
Elizabeth e. Cook. the Cornell co-ed
who spoke In the intercollegiate de-
bate against Columbia and against
whose presence ON the stage the New
Workers entered a futile protest. won
the 500 Woodford prize In oratory
b. the unanimous decision Of the
judges.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30
Germ Experiment Fatal.

Pittsburg, Penn, April 29.-Dr.
James Curtis Ralston died a martyr
to science. He was pathologist at
the Pittsburg Hospital of the Sisters
of Charity, at which place he sue
cumbed to blood poisoning caused
by streptococus infection, the re-
sult OF experimenting with disease
Germs. Last October, while suffer
ing with felol on his finger, he per-
formed an operation and the finger
probably became infected.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30

White Plains, N. Y, April 2S.-A
jury in the Supreme Court at this
place has returned verdict in favor
of Miss Margaret Mahoney against
the New York Central Railroad, The
verdict is for S32,5C0. Miss Ma
honey lost leg last spring when an
electric train OF the road was wrecked
at Brewsters, N. Y, in which wreck
more than thirty passengers were in
jured. v|
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30

New York, April 2S.-After liv-
ing for nineteen days and seven
hours with three stitches In his
heart, Robert Inglis, the young Mer-
curry Athletic Club member who was
stabbed by Powell Formansky, two
weeks ago, died In S.. Joseph's Hos
pital. Inglis had lost about forty
pounds in weight since the stabbing.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30

Galveston, Texas, April 30.-When
the tornado which swept over Para
ker county picked up the home Of
Captain James T. Wilburn, thirty
two miles from Weatherford, it car
ried Tiger, a two-year-old bull ter.
rier, three miles and dropped him
without injury in a field with other
wreckage. When found the cog was
guarding leather wallet containing
the watch and jewelry belonging to
the brute's master.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30

Baltimore, Maryland, April 3d.
Salvatore Lupo, who turned States
evidence in the so-called Black Hand
cases, was sentenced to fifteen
months imprisonment in Jail. Lupo
confessed that he YVES concerned in
the attempt to blow up the residence
of JOSEPH di Giorgio, at Walbrook,
last December, and testified against
Antonio Lanasa, who was recently
convicted of conspiracy to destroy
di Giorgio's property.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30
Bank Manager Sentenced.

San Francisco, April 29,--J. Dali
ell Brown, formerly manager OF
he California Safe Deposit and Trust
company. pleaded guilty of embez-
ting s.xty-five mortgage bonds of
le Sacramento Gas and Electric
ompany, and was sentenced to
.ghteen, months Imprisonment at
ian Quentin.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-04-30
Bailey Not a Millionaire.

Austin, Texas, April 30.-Senator
j. w. Bailey In a public speech here
denied the report that he Is in the
multi-nillionaire class. He offered
to sell all of his holdings in Texas
Nth the exception of a 6O0-acre farm
for $1,000, and to donate the amount
to charity II the sale should be made,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
Gnglii6 Spapin Eminent f%ierner

toar0e, bleoe e1er falbie &nuOer og
Gfompletter fra Seite; ligeiaa Sloo-
ipat, @areben, oiplint", vimeenp"
ring bone, ~itifle5", rIproims"
opiuulmet GpeGg, Soite etc. Spar
$50 9a0 Srltgen of cen 6luife. @n
unoerfulo SIR. Selges bos 50
S. 9olmer, 9ruggiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27

Qerne baue Sop til. at iige liOt ON set
liOlt bolOte SrDllup Der / 9luir.
Set bar GOparO @nnlen % Worie
WpQer, Der %GgteuieOeS Sen %. 0s.
%altor S6ult5 pieOe Dem i 9loir
Wenigbe0s Strife. Sans SefIt bar
Sr0ipr. 81, 10: uSDo finder Ell
ruelig @ultru? BUN er langt mere
puro enc Ecrler". @an tog InleO-
ming til at iige noget ON Ell uOuelig
% Ouelig ManO % &pinOe lonl
S@gtemoge / 6OrbolO til at ifube ct
Stem. San bapOe fprit milloet ON.
hpao ct pirfeligt Stem or for os
iom Sprn, og boorleOes Oisie 8arn-
nomsmirloer brin9er Sltffet efter
% Mneli e ON otter iom bofsne at
6ape ct Stem, bpor man meo GiuiO
og goo 6orItoaelie fan betro bin
onOen lit @iertes 4nliggclOer.
Som 8rlt0Gpige og 8ri10fprtr
tJente WfiiS @roislnorc % Mr.
Mortin @ertelien.
Otter &ielicn forte NruOeporret
til Deres fremtioige Stem pau Eorf
Street, bOor ct pel09ffet 8or0 ben
te0e poa benz og De mango i%nO6uOne.
SEQ &or0et ta(te @uItor Sdu1lt}
fist paa @ngelif (0er bar 1emlig og-
ioo 2lnerifoncre til 5te0e) % 6o0
peO 0enne 9eiligbe0 9ruoeporret
crinOre, at 9etingelien for ion0
2pffe CT at lo0c @il0s frelienOe
0r0 pirfe iom ct renien6e @on0 poo
@iartet nn0er 2ipetS Silififfelicr
Gn f%orn6jelig %Gfterni00og til
6rogtes / set npgifte @orS bpggeliga
Stem.
8rllOegooerne bar 6oo6e imuffe,
forifeaigorte0c og bGr6ifulOe.
Senere: 9toite Gags 9(ften, ga
Set bar mprft moi, intte 80 Me0lem=
mer al 9lnir 0nnife lInqOomsfor=
eninQ fig / 9eppgelie MOB BET up-
gifte Gors Siem og o~perroffeoe oeni
peO SnOtagelie al Slliet for Aftenen.
@aitor Sdult5 op%errofte Dem poa
6oreningens @egne en- aloffe og /
pelpolgte GrO tp0ene for 0em SiOen5
8etpOnina. Gfter Ell bebooe1ig
lln0er6oI0ning ierpere0eS Safe %
Sage, og Sc, ser bopoe pGret nteo
at gIGOe onore, qif ielp GLADE biem,
6ber til lit.
@n 0eltoger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27

tpiOle ON alt, Tiger Stlh. Nasmts=
len. Wlen bette u0urtar let til So
meOielpil. S iaa SenleenOe fan hi
lore life lan liOt al ben uOmerteOe
@og Stolen / ben grpnne SfoD".
Oct Ell ga oglua intereslant at ie,
at ell anoen &epr9I entant for 0en
mo0erne Sfole, 81. Bang, tuger be-
itent 9(fltono ira @ilb. &asmusien.
Oct er indulgence, at meO Senipn
til Dc morulite SOealer maa man
0blolut frppe 2DOigbeO. Na &rt-
lten0omnler fom inO / Ger0en, bar
Get life meO me 8uO, men BET bar
me0 8egrunOeller Sauna1ne man
oginu allpeltOes pper fDr 8grnene.
Sra friltelig SIDE fr9pes Der en-
friltelig Sfole meo &riitenOomsun=
ne~rpiSning, for 0erigennem at gipe
Barnet Ell morallt 8oggrunO. Sg
6or9l0rene mao 6ape 9et til at be-
l%tenlnle, paa bpilfen 8aiiS 0eres
@0rns nlorulife Sp0rogelle ifol le=
ne5. Wen er set iao, ga moa Sor<
Ul0rene bel ogluu bQUe 2op at taga
0eltemn1elle ON, bDorpiOt Be bill
Gope oeres 9prn religipit unoerpiIte
/ Sfolen. Suu bliper Spprgsmoa=
let, bborle0es 0erne llnOerpisl1ing
iful foregno. &il0e MON in0f6re en-
obligutori1f refererell0e &rilten0omS=
rn0erpi5ninQ, 0o pil0e SeIgen blipe
en @}osieuoponOring At 6olfeifolan.
gtei, LAB % foo Ell taaliom SOlfe=
ifole, / aft 6nlO iom ct CpergangS=
les.
Sp6rgsmnolet ont SfoIen iom ct
Se0 | S~pOrngelien CT iaa br9n0enoe
Iom ingen Silt0e for. 9osningen biz
% moa TONNES Sac oS baabe, at
noor BEN Sio fon1lner. ser ga maQ
blipe bit SrilinO ira o0e Si0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
Or. 9eter Sabrnep 4 Sons g.,
Chicago, 81.

SDtca9u, Su.
st. 2ouis, Wfo., 5. II. San.
Oct er fin naturligt, at jeg lful=
Sc anbefale Ceres WteOicin &urifo,
raor lom Delft leg bar Anleoninq,
Da ieg fan role ben meO goo San1=
pittigbeD, efteriom leg ieIp bar PRO-
bet BEN.
Sor onltrent tolp lar Ii0en bar
leg meget ipg % les al laofoloet
troniif 9rigbt'S Spge, ifolge 9pger=
res @rflGring. 9lf aQe Sc 2eQe-
mioler, iom ieg ben Sang benptteOe,
Tar Ser finn ct, iom biolp mig, nem-
Zig &urifo. Nelt @u0 ifploer ieg
Ceres WleOicin min @elbreoelle. fSor
ieg forloO SDO Nfrifa, for fire Mar
iiOen, FOB leg mig unOerigge al Ell
&Gge, og ban erflGreoe, at ser fife
bar minolte SpOr al Spgoommen
tilboge. Get ian1nle er o0ioa bic
ret erflGret FER / ct. 2ollis.
9ercS oprigtige,
WoItor) =. +. STEINER.
1904 gSarren ct.
Sen forlntftige, trpgge og natltr-
lige @}aoOe at be6on0le Spgoomme
pun, peo iunObeOsgiperoe Go00er oq
llrter, binder a0e tpnfenoe Men-
relfers 8ifol0. Gette forflQr1r Or.
EeterS aurifos for6apieaOe Yoplt-
loritet. Gfteripor9ilen efter bette
emile, gomle llrtemi00el er ltprre tilt
eno nogen StnOe f6r. Sngen er Iuo
ipg og ingen iau frilf, at fife <ri=
70 bil gopne bom.
&llrifo fan fife fan5 pou Npot6a=
fet, iom SilfHl0et er nte0 andre fur=
Giglupeoc Me0iciner. Gen er inoel1
Glmin0elig @onOespore, men Ilnen=
heoen forlpnaS gennem lofnle Ngen=
ter - ems egre Genter % No6oer,
paa bDem man fan 1tole. 9l0r.: Or.
Eeter So6rnep & Cons So, 1t2-
118 81. Sopne 9lpe., Chicago. SSQ.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
@Oralif SpDrascfc,

SEQ ct SfolenlgOe / &oloing for-
leGen talte Seminariefo or tanoer
SreOltrup, Sonitrup, OH nlorulit
Gp0ragelie.
Suleren in~OleOeOe, ifplge .&ol0.
Np.", meo at iige, at bette @lnne par
lQa omfattell0e, at Ser fun fl1llOe
bltpe Gale ON at freln0rage eufelte
SrGf. SGrlig pil0e ban DOGIe DeO
ben mnralife Nporugelle / ben mo
Gerne Sfole. @pis man fl1n0e oper=
lu0e Sp0rngelien til &jenlmet o.
ttn0erDisninget til Stoten, piloc
mon me0 SetbeO turne fpmme lt0en=
I'm aoifilige al De Striosipprgs=
maal, Der er oppe / St0en. Wfen
bette er mrligt. Sfolen er meO /
Sarnets nlorolife 0pOrogelie, oQ
ben mao Oerfor pGre fig fit %9lnIuar
bepioit.
SDorOan ltiQer iii Ben mo0erne
SfoIe Jig til ben morolIfe 0pOra-
aelIe? S ben mo0erne Sfole giper
man Sor1et &eiligbe0 til at lie nen
egne Zine at tpnfa ielp og at fritz
Ter lelp. % OerpeO gor man en-
go0 8erning. Wten Ben SunO6e0,
at SarnetS SeluitGnOig6e0 Ifol us
pitles, fam fores no I 2ipct paa rent
tortfaturmGsiig Maooe, og BET ma
itfe lfe. @n al ben mo0crne Sfoles
melt fren1rngen0e W29nO, Gil6. &oS=
m1sien, tiger, at ON Sfoletugt i
gnnnlel Sorltuno fan Ser life pore
Gale / Oenne Stole; per ifal Snter-
eslen pore til trGffelig til at lfaffe
&o. Sg BET fun bore rigtigt. Men
lpt III, at SnteresIen blioer 6orte,
9puO iuu? Weo bet &eno1fa6, ION
enbper 2prer bar til 86rnene, maa
ban bore meget betGnfelig De0 at
gipe Iffalo paa aQe u1Ore Wi0ler
ems Snteresi en iom 2~pfteItanq.
Yligtfplelien % @leoen og Stolt-
beoen pe0 at gere lin @erninq mac
NECKLACES.
Sra gnnlmel Sio frppeoe man
&D0igbtO og 9ielpeft al 9ornet. Nien
rgIau bette fan f6res uo / BET rent
farrifotltrl1e5iige. Ser floges /
rpr SiO nper, at 2p0ig6eGcn 6liper
Ell mere og mere iielOen Sure. 81
6erer for li0t ON Hp0igbe0 ira ben
nlo0erne Stples SIDE. 0erimoO
hgrer pi Gu bel Del ON @nrnats
Selptiqi0sfulObe0 og Sreioigbeo.
Nfan ifal lore 8Srnene at tpiDle,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
9utel % %eitanrant fpr Salg.
Sarnt til Salq.

$50 acre5 poa Misiouri Sottom.
A ARtl ira 9loir, gee6r. 60 acres
unoer Ylop, 2 acres 6rugtbape,
9lelten al 2onOet / @ras. @ooe
&pgninger, ufenceb". 500 pr
aere. Gil ogioa bptte for 2ono
@friD til @eter 5. Setter
c il, 8or 1914, gluir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
Ilberta, Canada.

Goot 0ono, ierGig egnet for
blun0et 2ono6rua % @eieriorift
/ og oeo BET Oonife Settlement Is
Mil fra Snnisfail Station, fon
fobes biuiat og pao Iette 8etineeG-
Ter oeO at benoen0e Jig til unber-
tegne6e.
Senrp Sarien,
0icfIon. M[berta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
Zen bancOc &ejcn.

SGnge f6ren0 S%pgrgSmaalct ON
rrprfuIife0e 6poeen1ner og Meoi;'.
lter 6lep Oroftet / &re5ien, fpr 81
menbeOen ppffeoes til flll0 8epio1t-
Deo ON Sc ifoOelige 6plger al yMe-
niciner", irOebolhanOe W~tineralier,
Qiftige % farlige Su6Itanler, bopoe
Or. Geters <rifo bullet &eien for
iiffer og pooIi0elig meoicinif 9e=
bunoling.
Oct er ~operflp0igt at ipptee, oJl
bette ganlle og Delprope0a l1rfeNse
6el er gnrunteret if6Gge 2opeI, 81
u~forfolifeoe 66Oeemlrer ogSs -
rer. Oct itOO i SpiOien fl Be-
6ororinger, lGnge fpr en- iooSdao,o
bar blepen tenft poo.
9r. 45eters &urifo er tiQauet I
Tgte, iunt06eosgtpeit6e Hoo0er III
ltrter % in0ebolOer fin, 6pao Ser
Iii game SDItelnet. Den opbgrte at
rGre noget Gfsperiment for oDer ct
<n0re0e Nor iioen. 9en bar pe<
ret Ell &1lfignelie for ipqe o. lioen-
SC inn lnnge, iom @ri1l0ringen ref
fer. Sen er 6leDen 6eromt pf0t oa
preOt al Wt9n0 ng &pill0er / uQe
2ipsitiQinger. @ejitlig6e0en, 9res=
len, Iomt en6Der, iom bar Set oHent-
lige &el for gle, 6or ro1t Sen / Sc
melt utpetD0ige ltotrpf.
rSSeltcrem Gbriitian ltnium"
: 8oonpiQe, Wfo., erflGrer / en- ge=
bnftionsartifel / lit Muintmmer for
1907:
IS 2ln1inOeligbeO nprer hi en-
ItGrf Mistanfe ON, at Sc f(e1te luu=
falOte 8otent=W feOiciner er frnft
Heornger1, % pt bar OerfOr 6e1tan=
Dig afiIouet oQe iaoOanne Nl0ertiS-
Icmellts Inidgningar. 81 fenOer
imiolerti0 en- Meoicin, ion pi mes
goo Sampittigbeo fan an6efale,
nenllig set 6loOrenienoe MIiooel, Iom
til6ereOes al 81. Heter 6abrnep &
Cons 60, / Chicago, 81. 81 bar
tenpttet bette 9egemiobel / Dor SD
mile meO gapnlige 6dleer, og BET
far / lang Sis uGret ct pir0et Mio-
Del blonbt It Itort Intol al bore
29iere."
st Sreb fra Gaitor &iemer,
Ser / mango Nor pirfe0e iom Mis-
iioner / SDb @frifo:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
Srnteu Nb'o. 8pen TnIebp I "a

Srareu Gb'o. 9pen Snlsbo Iss.
Sucas @puutp.
Trarf &. &heneD ipTr9er. of ban e. oct 0lbrt
Te0ietr II iftrraet s. 8. Gbenep & 60. Der t.:oeI
N1rtatalt BnsH 1ole0o. t0r ma Oute @ountD o9 Stat.
~ u icmn'r ,5lrma nil be;nle Ell Sum al ct bunoreoe
A. SeF Fslf ,sb ,cs Us 4 sr1 I a. ga II, : c @urIb,9C Cure e lux
Iranf q. 96eueD.
@eertaYt jr rrir q Wn9asitreret ! min gl9rnarelif
her So : stf1r ny. 1856.
,%t-AsTHA' u. SO. @IeofDn.
1870 siUiariuS Bubllcus.
BaI. : Gii,rril Fr-e tlle3 tHbpeHeig og ptrfer ot:
sefts ula >to0tl ~ 2iIubin5erlte / GpTemet. Strtt
tfter Atort50pro. traits.
- 49, rre HpGthetere. 7jC
Ntr'- .. lv .ii- - DC beohe-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
6enr1 2arfen,

0icfion, 9ll6erto, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
SnS til sulss.

8 @rrelier forl10en Spiiefamlner
% &llterfommer. M}an 6eoes berr=
penOe Jig til @ierinOen
Mrs. &rtitine &eter5en,
9lair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-03-27
uOanlferen."
6reoag Ben 81. Wtarts 1908.
Slair, 9tebr.

@uostienelte / Blair Strife Spn-
nag 6uno. ST.. 1912 PED $aitor y.
SObonian. Sngen AftenguOstielelte
8uostieneIte peO &ofe Sill
6mo. 81. 1912 ueO @aitor Sdult5.
= @altor S. y. Seniens &ilitono
ipnes peientlig uforanOret. Ser er
ingen menneifelig SanOipnligbeO
for, at ban fan leue ret lenge. S
@aar gift bans Euls ioa bit iOm til
1874 Slag / Mtinutten, % forpurigt
4 BEN ultaoig ltigenOe % falOenoe.
@un lgnges efter @iemlpD.
0}rs Senlens 0toOer og 8roOer
Dar pGret bos Dem / Ben ienere SiO.
Ggiaa benOes &ante og Snfel, Wirs.
os Q2r. Sarien fra n6remOnt 8af-
fer, bar 6eiogt Dem / 0enne l1ge.
- &i bar bait 8eipg al Strife
rda0cts NicOlemller / Be iiOIte Goge.
Cgiua Yoitor 9. Senien fra Nuifin
bar ri Jet / 8pen / Oeune llge. s
Gna0ags Mites bar Ser @uostiene-
tie / airfen pes WteOlemmer al Strife
ruaDet. Set er o5 uIti0 fGrt at mooe
Snmf1tu05D2nuer
- Yaitor S. 20. &iltBer ct Ell
meget yb1tip" Wtano og meget offer
riuig meO lit illOiigtSfulOe &artOifab
til Sapan og bDaO japanit er. S
Ganr OutfeOe ban otter op Der /
9Iair og fit fig Ell 9~lrbeiOsoag belt
u0enfor programmed.
9an fit nemIig &%oncesiion paa
dt iette li0t al Yrofeslpr 2ultos
Gperi liO PED at om0anre Yrofesl o.
Tens or0tnere @%eografitine til
eli efstraorOiner. gtu ben-
Ger bet Jig netOp, at 8rpf. 2unO lige
%gennentGrI tier Sapans @iItorie me0
tine gleper, lua intet fult0e Dprc
mere Uelfon1nlent en0 ell Nunlf=Sa=
panele rs @rfuritg og SnOiigt /
0ette tulturiDOenOe guile 9iige. %
ino Ell &apa1l aftlel. Gerfor bar
&las~l eDGrcllet> bpori ct %ar Siu1ers
GOreorag 6leD bOlOt, Ogiaa fDl0t al
meget i~ntereSiereOe Sapall-pioebe-
gprlige.
@aitor @intber beifeftigeoe Jig
Gipfulot meO Sapans @iitorie fro
ferite SegDnOelie, og l1Opiflingen
op gen1tem SiOerne til MI, Oa So
pom Itaar iont Ell iejg &ultlrfolos
al Sang. @un gap 9iQe0er al So
punelerneS clearinghouse 0. /. b. oq
preDe0e oct belle at g6re 6ore0ra=
get iau aliiOigt og uQigepel ioli0t,
ioni pct lob Jig gore. 3l Slilt us
tQltc ban, at al ben Sfriucn / 9la-
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-02-05
HIS TERRIBLE EYES.
Senator Cass Could Almost HaraIy-e a
Man With q Look.

Senator cass Could A!most ParaIy-e a
Man With Look.
Giant heads, bodies and brains were
Webster and Cass. All the strength of
New Hampshire granite was concen-
trated in those two sons. TO look upon
them made the ordinary man feel
small Wonderful eyes they possessed,
and men have been known to shiver
with dread when one or the other al
lowed his glance to fall upon them.
Cass could look through stranger in
a way to make his brain burn and his
knees knock together. One searching
stare seemed to destroy all mentality
and fill the victim with paralytic emo
tions
No man dared take liberties with
Cass. In 1916 the proprietor of the
National hotel in Washington was a
man who so closely resembled the
great senator from Michigan that he
was often mistaken for him. An old
friend, returning from a journey, en-
tered the lobby and, seeing him lean
ing against the desk, slipped up be-
hind and hit him a terrific Whack on
the shoulder, saying cheerily and 81
multaneously: Hello, old man! Here
I am back again. How are you"
Senator Cass Strengthened up his six
feet three and, turning upon the assail-
ant his terrible, bloodshot eyes, almost
annihilated him with look. Not a
word was spoken. That look was an
pie. The stranger was so ratified"
that he could not even apologize, but
SUNK dejectedly out of the hotel.
Later in the day when congress was
supposed to be in session the stranger
returned to the hotel to shake hands
with the proprietor and tell him ell
about the Cass incident. Walking
bravely up, he laid his hand down on
his friends shoulder and, without wait
ing for greeting. surprised him with:
"See here, old fellow, you got me in
deuce Of a scrape this morning.
Why, you know, took old Cass for
you. slapped him on the back, nearly
taking off a shoulder, and the old fool
looked at me as if he wanted to COM
NIT murder. The darned old lunatic,
why doesn't he stay out Of here? He
knows Again the great senator
from Michigan Strengthened up his six
feet three, again he turned his blood
shot eyes, again he looked and again
the victim fed. Two mistakes of that
kind in one day!
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-02-05
The Quality Of Mercy.

A notorious mountain moonshiner,
familiarly known as Wild Bill, was
tried before federal court in Georgia
and was adjudged guilty. Before pro-
nouncing sentence the judge lectured
the prisoner on his long criminal rec
ord and at last, informing him that the
court entertained no feeling Of anger
toward him, but felt only unmixed pity,
sentenced him to spend six years in
the federal prison at Atlanta.
Bill stolidly shifted the Quid of tobac-
co in his mouth and turned to leave the
courtroom with the marshal. Once out
side the only thing he said was this: {
"Well, suah am glad he want mad
at mev'
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-02-05
Citv Hotel.

In this issue will be found the ad-
yertisement of the City Hotel, Co.
lumbia. In calling attention to the
travelling public who desire firstclass
accommodations and good fare we
safely say they will be pleased at this
hotel. The rooms are well furnished
and the beds neat and clean. In fact,
all conveniences are here for guests,
transient or otherwise. Mrs. l.. L.
Hammer gives her personal attention
to the cooking and serving of meals
the best the market affords-and she
certainly deserves a liberal share OF
the patronage. So take a meal OF
spend the night and you will 90 again.