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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Yricibci6rocrnna nndl bonn TmSlMnoc.

Die ouSlGn0ii6e GoIt fir bie nit
Gem %. Mug. cn0cn0e 8ode idlieBt
bier in Soltptpoitamt, in allen 3al.
len piinftlid), pie iOlg.:
Sic Tadet Eoit lit BON 8 llbr Sor.
mittogS bis 3 lltr Tadmit.agS tda.
LID often, on3qcnOntmen Sonntags.
Gic 9ricfroten llod ocnt Substance
(o,SgcnommCn Canada, Wcrico,
Gononla, Cuba mrO S6angbai bic
icl6en mic cinheimiidc Gotcn) iino.
luie iolgt: Slim 90 Gents fir Die
critic l1njc mtO Orci CD Gents iiir
ie0e ipeitere llrjc, ooer ein 9rlid.
t6eil, uno ioQtc DoQ fronfirt iueroen.
miorigeniaus bel Nifittit Der grieie
Der Ooppelte @ctrag eolcftirt miro.
3nmpfer fobren bon gclu.yorf ab,
fpenn nid)t n%noerlueitg angegcben.
Eafc iir's grsfnuo beiorat q. Naine. gr.
4l3, Ei'Saitimure ctr, na1eGuitorl' 1uuie'Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

8elnoaner. gD-re ~ IN ar 9lildliGcn
matericQcn Sage geIpsI2n ME pei!nno
0ottor &Iaustp, i'd bate mid in 8c6s
ringeu 3ur Rube geIcBt, battle, pie or,
metnc proliS ais B~O9u52tsr Der
0(cnI66eit betrieben uno in Der nurz
berbaren @inIamteit uno Gtiue, bic
hort berr16te, meinen SHuoien OBOE
Iegen uro periuAt, mein itjtIaIsreis
hes Qcbsn nr6 sum GdtuB in ru6ise
9abn;n 81 lentsn.
glber iolG eit gIIdll6eS QooS mar
mir nid)t bcI9teosn. SD muBte ar6eis
ten - fir Gielb orbeiten - unD nab
rcno raein 9egleiter mir Elm Bib Don
Der G60n9ait unb 8%oruebmbeit Der
lranten Tremben i'm 6otel pon Nebs
ringen entparf muBte i'd on isnc 6you
benttn, bic ia cinmal 70 iiber oGss GEE
Iiebt battle, uHb bic mir 3um 9ant bas
fir oqeS genommcn bate, ben Quten
Yamen, meine @eimotb uno meme
S0euIe. SabreIan9, nodoem Ie mid
perIafen bate, bate i) ME i'm Sroum
%bdgingeIett, Gdtte niGt begriIfen unb
niGht bs1reifen poQcn.
Sd ioor noCb ni6t alt - 45 Sabre
- abcr meine 9aare lp1rcn 9rall unb
meme 2lusen miibe, uno iptnn i9 nod
einen WunI6 be0te, 10 mar eS Der,
meinen 9eruf in icjnsm ioeaIiten
Slime ou5fii6ren su I5nnen - Elm
Wcblt6Iier Der Qeibenoen uno 9ez
~brdn9tsn gu iptrb'n. --
Der Wngen 9oIpsrt: nah Der Ians
gen Tabrt ouf Der GEauNre in bas
Dorf binein; bic giod)t mar I6lpiil
unb beu. Wtr fuDrcn iib,r ben tleinen
WarttpIab al Der Gir3e porbei, mir
futrcn our9 einen portarti0en, pers
niIbsrtcn Gartsn, Der ben Crbcn bes
@oI!or &Iau3tp Qe95rte, uuo bicIten
f6lieBIib por benz niebrigen Gaitbof,
III be1cn Ginfobrt leiIe fliIternos
Jroueu unb MGnner Itonben.
0ie 8irtbin fam mir cntgegen; ie
la1te mid Treunolih an.
sd CLAUDE, Der 9,rr Doitor fnb
umfoaIt getralmen." fagte Iie.
Die Dame fei gang pohl, babe Stec
9ctrurtcn unb babe er3dbIt, baB nur
bic lpsite 8eiIe unb cine tIeine NuIs
rcgung ben NnFall heroor9erufen babe.
Sd mar enttduTht.
nO6 lie mid gu iebtn miiriGc," lieb
id Die 6rcmbc fra9ca.
0te Wiri6in lam nit Dem tleincn
MdbGcn al Der 9ano 3uriid. Sic
fogte, Die Dame piini3e mid na0 10
Minutcn gu fpreHen, ite polle aufs
{tebCn.
Gic Sleine, 81. troB Der TpGten
Gtunrc noItommen muntsr mar, en-
3a6Ite. oob lie ron D:it Der g:tommen
ieien. Sie heibe Gns1 Sarnier, fei
aus Part6 unb iprad baS 9euti4e nit
cinen frein0.n MtS.at.
Witr puros m~ertipuroi9 betlomnen
an Mgib, aI5 ih tc5 biibf4e, blonde
Gin0 ipredcn hDrte.
(S6lub iolgt.)
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Grams ItIantiiGe Podet.
q q il.

q q It.
@roB6ritnmicn 1t, Srlou0, ldItcBt
Gicnitog mno Srcitog I'M . l(br
NodmIittngS.
Gcuti6lon6, idIicbt Montog un0
Mittnody INT 3 llbr Nndnmitto9S.
5ronfrcidl idlicbt Montog Gten.
Ito0 nno 6reitog I'M 5 llbr Nod).
mittn95.
@clgicn, iNljcbt 6rcitd1 nm 5 ltGr
No6nlttta9s.
N~orluc0cn. Ghnc6cn un0 Cine
mart, itlicBt Mittpod nm 5 llbr
Nohmittog3.
SoQouS, iNlicBt Montog INN 3
llbr No6nlittoGa.
StoIicn. iNlieBt Mittpod nno
6rcjto0 lln 5 llbr NcAmittngs.
Grams ItIontiiAe Soft.
Mittpod, 2G. NuN, I llbr Nbcnb3,
lto6 5ro1frcid per Gompicr ga
Gouroine", nio @oorc; (@}oit nod at
ocrcn 2Gnbcrn mus mortirt icin ,pcr
go Gouroine"); I'M 9 llbr 9lben08
nod europa per 1nmpicr y0cltid)
lono", nin Elpmolltb, G~bcrbourg mo
&umbllr1.
6rcitoG %. Nlrg, 7 llbr I6cnh&,
nod) &rIono, 2iDcrpool u1o Sd)ott.
lnno per GontpiCr nGomponio", pia
Queenstown mo Hiucrpool; WoIt
nnd) onocrcn 2Gnbcrn nnlB morfirt
lcin npcr nGonlponio"); nod Gllro.
pa per 9ompicr PHILADELPHIA, oio
Nlnnloutb mo %Gbcrbourg.
Soft mad Glib. unb Gem
trail Imcrifn, @ it..
iu0ieu etc.
GonncrltnQ, q. Nu1uit, INN 9 llbr
9IbcnoS nod Soiti per 0ampfcr
uFriuS @ilcm %; nad) Ellcrto Flu'
ia per Compiler bon philadelphia.
Srcitng IS. NhlQult, nm 8 ll6r
2ibcno3 nod 4}orto Hico, per Gam.
pier oEbilooclpbia"; nod Curacao
unO Ncnc5uela per Nnmpicr vgllro.
ro"; nod Norto Mico, pio Fonce, per
0uupicr oSm &llon"; nod Gllbo,
pio 0oponn, per 0ompicr nSopono";
nod Sortmc &Slnno, &omoico, 8os
nol5onc mo Colombia per Compiler
rFrin5 &ondinl"; nod Curtis SSlon0
mo 9ominicon McWlblit per Gam.
pier rGbcrofce".
Somitog, %. Nu0ltit, NM 1 llbr
gInhnlittog3, nod) Bermuda per
Gumpicr bon 9olifor, g. 2.
Gic EoIt nod tSunoloro, bia
Nor0sS i0ncp, limo nod WiQrelon,
pin Bolton, idlieBt bier tG9lid Inn
3 llbr NnhmittoGs; nod Cuba, bio
CAMPO, tGglid) I'M 1 llbr; nod Gotta
Hico, SonOnros, Nicoroguo (Olt.
fiiitC), SolpoOor mi6 @ilotnmola,
pio Nelp.O rlconS, tGglid nm 10 ltDr
TbcnO3; nod Werico Gitp tGglid INN
3 ltDr gtodJmittaoS unb 10 llbr
M6en6S.
Grams. 9ocific 80 It.
Gonlcrito1 q. Nlt0uit, I'M I llbr
N6ct69, nud) SopolL &orcn, China
mo Sen Nbilippincl, pio Seattle.
Foit nodJ Solpoii, @llom mo Sen
GGilippinclL pio Gan SrolciSco,
idIicBt bier tG0Iid) INN 7 llbr NbcnoS
bis 5llnl 81. NuGuit; nod %9lultroIien,
NclrS ccIon0, Sill &nicln nnb Ncru.
GoleoouiclL pio Goncollpcr, 9. e.,
tI0Iid) INN I llbr Nbcn0S bis sum 6.
Scptcnlbcr.
Sic 2 ems Eocific'Yoit miro tGgs
lid gum Nbgon9Sbaien b~eiorbert,
unO ser Stlltb scr Eoit lit 10 orrdlr.
girt, Oob cine unllnterbrodene lle6cr.
ono.9cior0crutg crmoglid)t miro.
u. Sail Sorris, YoltmeiItcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Scrntoun &noCnluDu,

General. glgcnt mo @rluoei9cntbullS Niaflcr.
cmpiicUlt ii6 benz geebrtel @ublitlluI heltcns
8ltIn Gonefliren bon Wtietbetl mo @rnno5llller.
sum Geridul bon ie0tiG6em @ruuloci9cntblilIl. 10
Shiffslnrten bon lllo nab Guropa iino bel
mir III bubcn.
bureau: l07 @nitbersWloG.-ttt H.zGbnrles
Gtrabe. (Sepi1, 12aJite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
@creinietc Sdngcr pun Baltimore.

SauptQlturtier: n@ermonia = Mdn'
nerd)or . @ale;;" YrGiiOent Senrp
SbomoS; correiponoirenoer uno pro.
tofoIlircnber Sefrctdr pro tenn. g.
SilnmeIbe6er, Hr. 315, Nor0-Goen'
StroBe; 6inan3icfret0r g. Simnei'
beber, Scr. 3t5, Norb.GOen.S trabe;
Sdosmciiter s. Midlid, Scr. 713,
8orncr- Strnbe; 9irigcnt Gb. Sent
berger. GeriamnlIung ieoen 6meiten
8rei!oG i'm Wonat.
,@ermanio.N unrtett.GIiib."
Sallptqltorticr: @ogner's Salle,
Itlnoe: 0ienitags. 0irigent 5.
&droluS.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sauptqltartier: Gcrmania : WGii.
nprdor.SaQc, Nr. 410 bis 4t2, @elt.
2ombaro,S trabe. Sinaltunbe: DON.
neritogs - 9irigent: &beooor Sem.
berger.
mSroAiinn."
Souptquartier: 6robiinm Sale,
Ger. 1000, 6reberid @penue. Cling
Nr. lie, Norb.G oca.S trabe, Sing.
itunoe: Mittpo6s - 0trigent: Sobn
q. &lein.
,ar6eiter.W Gnnerhor."
Sauptquartier: anoreas' Sale.
Nr. 3t4, SanoperitraBe. SineItunbe:
Wittipod8 - 9irigent: 1apio We.
lamet.
ySbolia.W
Saitptquartier: goigt's SnGe, 0r.
1922, Sariorb.a penue. Singitunoe:
9ienItags - 9iri9ent s. 6. Sranf..
n2ocuIt.Go int. MGnnerdor."
Sai,ptquartier: 3pider's Safe,
Gde Cuba. uno anoreitraBe. Sing.
itunbe: Wittipod 9lbenos s rbr -
9irigcnt: Subert &rippcI.
ygrbeiter. 2iroertoieI."
So,,ptalrortier: gol3' Saue, GER.
4O8, @eIf 2eringtonitrabe. cling
Itunoe: IienitoeS-Giri9ett: Subert
Stripped.
.@aperiiGcr IGnnerdor."
Sauptouortier: Idermann's Sane,
@dc pnu Caroline. uno @oilgbitroBe.
Sin9itnnoe: Gonneritag Nbeubs -
Giri9ent: Ingult Sdnci6er.
.WoSnrt.YtGnrcrd)or."
Sol,piouortier: mobert goumer's
SaQe, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strabe; Sinsititnoe icoen Conner
ltag abelto - Giriaent g. %. RobI'
mann.
ngi1enfran5."
Sonptqllortier: alt9uIt 8oebel's
(pormoIS 3orn's) Sale, ode Der 3.
mo @ongbItroBe, SigblonOtoipn.
Singitnnbe: Mittiuob8 - 9irigeni
Geo. 8. E0bImann.
sWtelo0te. y
Sauptqltortier: 8. Jies' SaG,.
Gde 2onitroke mo 9elair.0tarft.
Oirigent j. &orollts.
.Snrnlonie."
SnEptQuartier: Ger. Ala. @eit'
Sapette etrabe. Siugitunbe: Dien
Itaes - 0irieent: Sobn u. alein.
.Ietger.@ ciangucreia."
Saup.quartier: Soifntann's SaIls,
2o,p. nno SorrcitItrnbe. Sinaitlnoe:
9icnItog - Giriaent: Siibert Strip
pei.
,Nrion."
Siigitlnoe Wittmod in ser nSio1-
Sale" Nr. 30i, &anoperltraBe. It'
rigent .. Melamet.
,gaoenia.W dnnerdor."
Snuptquartier: Eratt- nnO 5 Ctr,
SigbIanototpr. SingItunoe: 9ien.
tags - Girigent Geo. 50. Bobls
mann.
nTeutidl : llugnriider 9ieberfroni."
Saiptquartier: Stterbein's Safe
(friibcr ugintradlt . Saae"), 2ocuit-
Goint. Singittnoe: Sreitas abenos
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Nnltinprc Wnrttbcridltc.

Baltimore, 26. NIgult 1908.
col t. 3uiubr 503l 6Giiar, ein-
ifIicBlid, 1851 GGiicr 5u Occult
Foint mo t22t 5u Gnnton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
@aaaober, Der Sanmciitcr.

SGnier i'm 600 giJd Wprn.@lnucraStr
ghcl pouenoct cine Reibe muoerrer, 6iucis
ftGdiger 6duier, o 3immcr uno Nao. PAS
Waoc5immer bat enluitirtc 21dnlrc Illo %innitdree
9lufet. NnifliB an i%Grtidrcn Stnilnl. RrelS
$3.50. YieoriGcr 8runo6inS. Sbiae Snrler
bahen bobe nm 1efunoe pGQC. Nad5ufra9en i'm
9irrau, Tr. 2531, Sit'Dapnnmcnt Strahc.
U43-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Valtirncrer g%iieftenmarft.

ctnatss Sefnriiiicn.
SirgiHid ?. Ser. GcuiurO ...... DOH
WiGrUl1lo Ser. Gonfolcn ....... ~
Baltimore eidStguteu (res.)
Scr, 1916, gSGffer. ...,...... 1904 =.
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@ir babcn bic iOlgcnbcn 9nten SarS-
Gumplerc gum @erfanf:

b gder $3.50; . ielder $500; IL aGer $3.50;
d8 Nder $25OG; 10 WIDER $3.50. gtuf etIidei
oieier glagc ftebel SbftbdnLle. Tier3ta Witnu-
ten 3abri per cIeftrifbc Hnbn bon baltimore
unu iinf MinuteII 6l SUB BON Der Station lla6
trqeno ciueIu oer 4ldbe. 1OnHcu etIibe onpon
inter Iei6icu Sdblungs6co y1GunGen oerfauten.
9benfalS 10 Ider grDbe Sarm nit feiner ASdi'
%ferfronte, ~iili8etibr 8fpet Mieilel bon o%etielbet
Sialiot Der eleftrifhen Wabn. init Qalls ulo
luocren SebduIidfetteH, 6u $1,000.
Gcpcrn 9icaltp Gumpang
Wr. III, Narb.G barles.etraRe.
IODSrIOd tGl
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StcacmGcimdJc
3it pcrntictDcn.
3n %perfanfcu.


Spciicller N0rinln.
S525.OO fanieiI Elm mu0crnCe Sul3 nit feds
3imncrt in critfluiii9em ,~}uitnnaG; mlB per
iauit mcrocu. NGm8n1rGQen BET =. ssulteh.
bcim, Nr. 423, Noros 6rcmnnt' StraRe.
(23S-I0)
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$4,000. Gu D%crfanfcn: $4,000.

5ene n.ucn, munerneu 5rucircd,gen Sdufer
an Der 9lorosSGresStrdBe 8lpil6en Dartmouth.
M6snuc nno 5ubette, Strose, init nact moSer.
men @inrihtnnGeH; cementirte Neler, Sol tno
arottuirs. @naiairte @aoeludnnrn NIB aihhen'
M,isgiiiie, Mtariuprireefcn nm sSeiimfe. faiti'
tdrc Sratnnee, Straben nit Oitriii5irten 3ieNcIs
iteineH gepfluiiert. Gle nliltien peiebei Deroen,
I'm ite thGBen 5t f6nrlcn.
Dior nebme Dartmouth : Ioenne : gSdagols.
Sebr leitie Peoin1iitgelt. Bur- Sfipe!itcn ids'
flo mn Spunlaas often. %slbenicn am Ylnte.
Srunomieibe $4,000 - ie15ulobreibig SoIurs
pro Sabr.
Nalter g. Nettdaf.
tWdi1S-l Bnmtnierue6uter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Sclttiac GdluBrotc:

So 3uiubr l1,022 Yuidcl;
aus ocn GlcOotorcu 5uriidgc5ogcu
1918 Nnihel; Glcuatorcn Sorrntb
1929 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Scpcrn GicaltD Company,
Sier iito cintgc SargaunS.
Vr. III, Norp.G barlcS.e traRe.
(Wir824,10

Sier iino ciittgc SargaIns.
Gionrrcus iiIlS GunhusYaoen ........... $500
Reclamation ltlo Sullmiribinait. ....... $500
SptrituufcnbnnoluiQ nit Suluun. ...... .St500
gIubnbuIe nit Is ,3iirntcrlt uuh YdoeH. q. 500
Sb6ucr Nubnitp i'm Canoe an cleti. Gdbn S2iOO
,Surlm bon l2d Yderl. inf. Srnotc. SiiOO
Dcrmnuu 8ubcuhuup, 407 @aitBcrsSloa,
III HurbsEbarlcS-2 trafc.
(SCnth1ED
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$3.50 - Sir etnes icIer prabiouuen S1I;'
fer iiu6e PutierfunsBnrt, gir. 20. %, % ETC,
9torosSaresStra Gementirte Groitoire. sell
Icr uno Sof; ernaiIlir.e gaoetualne uno stils
denausauk etc. $50 Nlur uno S4.05 pro gBp'
fe fauiei eiueS iener moberren SGufer. Ne
ftdbtilt ite mo iibcr4ellQt SUD. Sebr leitie
Beoin9unaen. Coward J. etcrd. AT Grt mo
Steitr. tSuni17.lS.L&S)
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bl$ 0lt@gclu0bltc2 go. 4.20-l.0O
Mnismcbl pro 100 Eio. 1.S0-i.9O
@ci5en. 1872 3uiubr 1921 @u
id)cl; %erian0t bon Den Glcuatoren
GS,lS7 @u'del; GIcpotoren . &orrntb
95l,930 9uidcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

W0lS. = 3nfubr 6925 WuldcI !;
&crionot pom Ocn Glcuotoren 1866
NllidlcI; Glcpntorcn %orrotb l1,757
Wllid)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

Eaiie iiir's grsinno beforat e.. 9laine, Tr.
Ci.yattimure nc. ctr, naheGnitoW' Suuic .Ape.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
HEFLIN WOUNDS NEGRO.
Has Been Very Active I'm Trying to
Inauguarte "Jim Grow" Law.

Washington, March 29.--Last Fri
day night, while on his way to de-
liver temperance lecture, Congress-
man ]. Thos. Hefiin, of Alabama
shot a negro, Louis Lundy, from a
street car window.
The statement made is that Lundy
and another negro were in the act of
drinking whiskey from bottle while
seated in street cal In the presence
Of white ladies. Congressman Hef-
lin who was In the company of Con-
gressman Ellerbe, of South Caro-
lima, demonstrated with the negroes
and demanded that their conduct be
respectful In the presence of ladies.
Lundy and his companion took Of
fense an6 became abusive to Mr..
Hefiin, anu trouble began to boil at
once. The negroes got off the car,
and 1t Is stated that Lundy made a
motion as III to draw a pistol from
his pocket, when the Congressman
fired through the car window at him.
Two shots were fired by Mr.. Heflin,
neither taking effect so far as the
negro was concerned. One bullet,
however, glanced from the street and
struck white man, Thos. McCreary
Of New York, in the leg, infiicting a
slight wound. In the scuffle that
took place in the car prior to the
shooting Mr.. Heflin struck Lundy
over the head with his pistol, inflict-
ing a severe wound. The negro, 1t
Is said, will get well in short while.
Congressman Heflin, owing to his
ardent advocacy of the Jim Grow"
car law being made applicable to the
street cars in the District of Column
bia. has come in for a full share of
hatred from the Washington negroes,
and says he has received a number of
threatening letters, of which the fol-
lowing is a fair sample:
"Assuredly If you attempt to inter-
fere with the harmonious relations
now existing between the races in the
District Of Columbia as certainly Will
your life pay for the privilege.
"This is applicable to all Southern
members likely to crave for glory
and halo. 1t Is as easy to remove
an objectionable of your stamp in
this capital as grand duke in St.
Petersburg.
"You will be warned no mc-e. Re-
member Calais made light of the
swords soon to be reekilg with his
blood, and an eye has aeen upon you
all session in anticipation of such
outbreak. (Signed:)
zone for All and All for One"
Mr.. Heflin was released on bond
Of 5000 which was furnished by
George Driver, a saloon keeper.
Washington is deeply interested in
the outcome of this case, which will
attract no little attention over the
entire country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
MIR. HEFLIN's INTERFERENCE.

The Hefiin incident in Washington
last week is but another case to for
chilly impress the fact that we are too
prone to interfere In a personal way
to mend public wrongs. Here Is a
case Of couple Of negroes engaging
in disorderly Notwithstanding IL
auor in public place ard using pro-
fame language. Where was the per-
sonal offense to Congressman Hefin
that he need enter personally into
the affair? The transgression was
against the laws of the city of Wash
tnSton, and the city of Washington
pays its own peace officers to take
charge OF just such cases. There is,
of course, a proper and very re-
sponsible place for the individual citi-
zen to enter and occupy, but it is not
to assume the role of the patrolman.
Mr.. Heflin took to himself undue
authority. His plain duty was to see
that the offenders were punished, but
when he undertook to demonstrate,
and then enforce his remonstrance,
he was clearly out of his proper posi-
ton, and his acts brought from him
greater offense than that which he
sought to correct. Not that we mean
to advise any man to ignore such
conduct on the part of others, be
they black or white, but the atten-
tion OF the officers Of the law should
be called to the offenders, and the
law should settle the matter.
1t would have been far better had
Mr.. Henin simply called an officer
and let him look after the offenders.
He would have preserved his own
dignity and at the same time accom-
plished much more good.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
BOings at 0akway.

OakWay, March 30.-Special: Rev.
Mr.. Ligon preached an interesting
and instructive sermon at Fairview
the Oakway Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning. He also admins
tered the lords supper.
Quite number Of our people at
tended TIE union meeting at South
Union Sunday.
w. n. Bruce has been elected {,
delegate to represent Bethel Baptist
SUNDAY school at the Sunday School
Convention, which convenes at I'm
ion this week.
Miss Tia Bearden, who has been
teaching at SixMile, Pickens county,
will be Et me this week
Misses May Haley and Cordelia
Bearden have closed their re- pective
schools at Clearmont and Earle's.
Ransom Foster, who has been on
the sick list for some time, Is able to
De out again. We are glad to see
him regaining health.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Sheldon, of Fair
Play, and Rev. Mr.. Lyon, Of Town
vile, visited at j. w. Bearden's Sun
day.
Mrs. s. L. Brown and little daugh-
ter, Evelyn, spent the Weekend with
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Frank
Brown, of Westminster.
Miss Belle Haley, of the WeStmin-
ster Graded School, was with home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Cordelia Bearden is visiting
in Westminster
w. w. Bearden is doing some re-
modelling on VIM. WoOlbright's house
az Townville.
Miss Sudie Graham, Of Tokeena
spent last Saturday and Sunday with
her brother, Lester Graham.
Miss Jane Grant visited her sister,
Mrs. Wilton Mason, of Tokeena, last
week.
The farmers are making good use
of this beau. ul weather, and on
every hand one sees the good work
going on" B. G..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF OCONEE.

Court Of Common Pleas.
Summons for Relief-(C Complaint
Served.)
Annie T. Moss, Plaintiff,
against
Minnie NJ. Smith, as Heir-at-Law and
Administrative Of James |. Smith,
deceased, Rex Smith, Viola May
Smith and James T. Smith, De-
PENDANTS.
To the Defendants Above Named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in
this action, Of which copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said COM
plant on the subscriber, at his office,
on the Public Square, at Walhalla
Court House, South Carolina, within
twenty days after tne service hereof,
exclusive Of the day of such service;
and If you fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demal .ded in
the complaint.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1908.
[Seall G. r. d. BURNS, C. G. P.
]. B. S. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant Minnie M. Smith:
Take notice, that unless you pro-
cure the appointment OF a Guardian
ad Litem to appear and defend this
action on behalf of the infant De-
fendan S, Rex Smith, Viola May
Smith and James T. Smith, within
twenty days after service of the Sum
mons herein upon you, an applica-
tion will be made to the Court to ap-
point some suitable person to appear
and defend the above entitled action
in their behalf. J. B. S. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
April /, 1908. 14-i9
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
Nav ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITATION rOTICE.-The State
Of South Carolina, County Of Oconee.
In Court Of Probate.--By D.A. Smith,
Probate Judge Whereas, Albert
Brown has made suit to me- to
grant him Letters of Administration
of the Estate Of and Effects of Erwin
Craine, deceased-
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish alland singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said ERWIN
CRANE, deceased, that they be and
appear bsfora me, In the Court Of
Probate, to be held at Walhalla Court
House, South Carolina, on Saturday
the 18th day of APRIL, 1908, af-
ter publication hereof, at IL o'clock
In the forenoon, to show cause, If any
they have, why the said administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
31st day of March, A. D. 1908.
(Seal.) ID. A. SMITH,
Judge Of Probate for Oconee County,
South Carolina.
Published on the 1st and Sth days
Of April, 1908, in The Keowee Cou-
rier, and on the Court House door
for the time prescribed by law. 14-1S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01

1t now looks as though Helen
Gould is going to play philanthropist
for another 'three-for-a-nick" for
eigner.
Tom Lawson did a little "frenzied
financing" on the "curb" in New
York last Saturday. Mr.. Lawson,
some of these days. may have ano-
ther interesting story to unwind.
Only a few weeks ago a little boy
Mt Newberry was bitten by a dog,
and few days later the child died
of hydrophobia. Newberry's city
officials now announce that they will
enforce the city law requiring dogs
running at large to be muzzled. Wal
halla has an ordinance of similar eff
feet, but it has never been strictly
enforced. A warning should be
taken by every town in the State
from Newberry's sad experience. 1t
is best to enforce the law, and there
by possibly offend a few, rather than
allow the dos fee use Of the streets,
and thereby ond"Lger life. After all, ,
why should we have laws If they are
not to be enforced?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
GrcenvilIc Loses Suit.

Columbia, March 30.-The Su-
preme Court to-day handed down a
decision Of interest, particularly to
up-country municipalities. The case
Is that Of Thomas T.. Earle against
the city of Greenville, in which the
city had him enjoined from arbitra-
ton proceedings to assess the al
legged damages for changing the
grade in front Of two lots in laying
sidewalks. Earle won on appeal,
he lower court being sustained. He
claims $4,000 damages.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-04-01
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Take notice that on the 10th day
Of April, 1908, l will render a final
account Of my acts and doings as
Administrator of the Estate Of Mrs.
Mary A. Scurry, deceased, in the
office of the Judge of Probate of
Oconee county, at 10 o'clock a. M,
and on the same day will apply for
Final Discharge from my trust as
]. w. BUTLER,
Administrator.
March 1S, 1908. 1916