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(, I'll 81 g ~ a ~ 81 81 sN 55'It,
;bfaoS sssi 4 asS s asas
he also hesitates to send any con-
siderable force of deputies to these
points less simila results follow.
: Springfield was guarded tonight
by deputy sheriffs and police, with
the Seventh infantry held in reserve.
Colonel Moriarity split his command
into small; units, and distributed
them in the vicinity of the danger
spots. ! He explained to the sheriff
that quicker assistance could be rem
dered il troops we're posted at the
strategic points.
The usual details of "Shafter Cav
airy were held in reserve at the ar
senal and Jail. There was q decrease
in the number Of refugees at the ar
senal tonight. The Negroes were
told that the proper time to re-es-
tablish themselves In their homes
was while the troops were still here,
and this argument prevailed in many
cases. But none OF the blacks went
to his home with o. smiling face.
In the Negroes homes few lights
were shown after nightfall, absolute
quiet and darkness being depended
upon to deceive night providers as to
the presence OF the, families.
One of the refugees at the arsenal
was woman, whose white skin be-
trayed only faint traces Of Negro
blood. She was accompanied by a
Efair- haired boyaof&5. years. ..
| ! I Throws OF the Mask. =
! !"1 ::suppose thaagI am foolish E to
come here" Ssh esaid, but / should
go crazy if I tsied to sleep at home.
| am not even sure that my neighbors
suspect me of having Negro blood in
my veins. We have not mingled
with the Negroes here and have kept
aloof from tha whites. But my hus-
band is away and couldn't bear to
think of having our home invaded
by rowdies, who might kill our boy.
SO I have .throyn of the mask and
come here. We are going to move
away from this place just as soon as
possible. 4 IN 8aeW my husband is
LOOKING forfR. position in another city
nowz' = = ~ 81 -
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"szARIsO ByfITiIl.


Hardy Richardson was in town
Thursday. El:,,Z- ,t*..f,3,.;
John Scott, of Ranawha Falls, was
visiting friends last week.
M. N. Hicks was the pleasant
guest OF relatives, "Wednesday. .
j. A: Hicks made<a business trip tC
Huntington. Wednesday,.
: Mrs. Mary S:"BD@wn,, Of Columbus
Ohio, arrived, Sunday, to be the week
guest OF her brothers, Henry and J
A: Hicks. t&2.-
/. Miss Mary Hill Is spending several
days in Huntingdon.
:. Mrs Mary E. Hicks and son Moses
were in Guyandotte, Thursday.
r Mrs. BERTHE Toney stopped here
en- route to Guyandotte, Sunday.
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A RECORD BREAKER.

1T IS said that the greatest and
quickest permanent advertising sue
cess on record is that of Cascarets,
Candy Cathartics, which have been
persistently advertising In every way.
but chiefly in the newspapers for
about 10 years. In that time the
sale Of Cascarets has grown from
nothing to over 100000 boxes q
month. This wonderful record is the
result OF great merit successfully
made known. Those who tried Cas-
carets as a direct result of adyertis-
ing, were pleased and recommended
the article to their friends. until it's
fame was spread to become univer-
sal. <.. ...'l. . .%r
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>:.WfNoNA:

Mrs. Martha Campbell, of Column
bus, is visiting: her mother here.
! O.'W. Agee was a business visitor
,at Thurmond, Monday. .,..' "
Miss Caroline Miller gave a birth
day party at the home Of her par
ents. last "Wednesday night, and re-
ceived many valuable presents. The
guests We're: Misses Mary Fields,
Minnie Green, Clafetta Thurston, Ma
bel Peters, Oracle; Calls. Geneva Pey-
ton, Docie Agee and Clarence, Green,
Henry Green, Iisonard Lewis, Her
bert Brown, BMssh Miller and VIII
liam Medley!! i1aAi :,'1H ....+ $685.: ..
Mrs A.. C..s'CaIas returned from
Charleston last week, ;, after taking
six weeks treatAsent, from Dr,9Gam-
BILE. She H. mucA improved. Yt&%>S4
asa.L< ~. ~ 60 y saG4ka& ~ $3.50 < s
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NOTICE. 10 IEAeHERS

: The Third Uniform Exami-
nation Tor anawha county this
/ year Will be held In the Char,
!. lesion High school. on Quarter {
street. Friday and Saturday.
September 18th and 18th, COM
mencing at 1880 a. m. on Fri
j day. TX. 'I$..,,. -. ~. < ~ -
X The General History ques-
Il tons VIII be limited to the his
y tory OF the.tsth and 18th CEN
turtles, not, including English
History. %.r*' W. -, *, :.
The Kanawha County Insti-
!. tute, Will convene in Mercer
Hall on August 81. A splen-
did corps Of Instructors has
/. been secured. ...<. =. s, =,
W. III; "a NJ, r.: SHAWKEY, .,..
..s8-2O-2t r.t}$,1.:y County Supt.,,
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REPUBLICAN, CLUB ORGANIZED

Holden, Aug. 24.--The first, color
ed Republican club In Logan county
was organized last week at Holden.
Rev. G. Bolden Guthrie wsls made
president. ME-. Guthrie saya that he
has. Ave more to set up In; Logan
county. .l..% ~ ~ 3
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OPENING of the celebration the next
day. a.'.t.s.I = .""@ r,. .......4 RI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-16

- Das 13. Rsshnent fubr ssitern
Gbsnb nad bem @sttpsburs 9assr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-16
OaS Tbal abtp irtS.

@epiHen 9sutsn lit nnler'
SOnntassfeisr nod uidt itrense senue
unb iis usitirsn in ibrsm Sinns uni
rufsn alle sutsn @siiter um Silfs an
Wtan lei ooriidtis uno bite fi6 Dol
Spissln nno Spionsn. - Der @ilbelu
Eel Sdhssn Club bdlt nd6itsn Sam'
flag Gbenb cine fpidtise Seriammluns
= Der @riitli Sraufsn untsrit. Bersiu
wablts Isstsn Samitas fOlSsubs Beam.
ten; Praiibsut, Senrp Stt; 8i;s gra.
iibsnt, SObn DIT; Sariftfiibrsr. Sobn
9. @br; Siuau3 Seiretdr, Meltior
Streun; Sdasmeifter, Mel&. Strsuu;
5inanS @Omits, @bus. 9eutbolb; Mar'
iddlle, Wt. Strsuu unb 5rsO 8sber.-
Die i'm 75ftsn sebsusiubre itshenOs 5ruu
@aspar Sabusr lisst ibwsr tranf bar.
nieoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-16
gBiis.s. Barre Ssaari@t.n.

= Srau Gbam S9mitt bon Sennstt
Strass, bic felt lanSsn Sabren bier
wOtnte, wurbe am 5rsitas 3ur 8ube
betattet.
- Der 3u @bwarosuills auf Seiud
peilenbe. 81 Sabre ulte Dapio Sones
srtranf am WOntas In 9arusp's Sufs
beim Baben.
= @eorse Sraft. elm befannter oeut'
idsr 8hrssr BON Sranflin Strube. usr'
ftarb ON DOnnsrftus i'm Glter BON 4C
Sabrsn uno er erlas elmer Sunsenent'
stinbuns. Sc iiberlsbsn ibu bic Wluttsl
unb mebrere @eidwiiter.
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Nprb &erantpn.

= Der 20 Sabre alte 0fartin SOleD
BON Serbinano Strabe nurbe WtOntas
Sormittas in Der Srisbin 3sde, als er
cine SoppelunS maiden wollte, swii9en
ben Sarren sefansen unb 3u Eooe
ssrOrtdt. Der 3edsmOtOr fam sur 3sit
ansefabren uno idOb bic Barren su'
idmmen.
= Dominid Serso uno 8erna Be-
maeci, Die an9eblid einen mOroeriihen
gnsriff auf ibren Sauosmann alsran'
Der Diroseo su SbamOfin ma6ten uno
DOnneritas Stadt Su Bull's 9sao sr'
wii6t purOsn, iinO Sreitas in Ssslsit'
uns uOu spsi POlijiitsn wieoer nod,
Sbamotin senommsn norbsn, nm iih
ssri6tli6 su perantwOrten.
- Burt @rippsn BON giOrb Main
Gpsnue berihtste, Der Poli,ei am Wion'
tag, baB feline @obnuns sriinbli6
burditUbert woroen isi, unb friib am
sleidsu Wiorsen bsmerfte elm on Der
@ds pon Sanosrion auenue uuo Deas
con Strass pobubufter 9srr Bettes,
bas ismanb bur6 elm Senfter in feline
Wobnuns brinsen wollte. Der 9ell
sntilob, sbe er ibn srsreifen fonnte.
= als iis am Samitas MOrsen auf
ibrer 8sranba iab, muroe 5rau Stsue
Selepsfi pom Charles ctr. pon sinem
sroBsn Sslsftiid sstroffen uno bDs per'
lest, buuptid9lid inuerlid, bod erpars
tst man, bas fie iia wieoer erbolen wirb.
Das Selsftiid fam aus benz Steinbrud
bes 6. SO. WtaDnarb, Der polle 400
Sus bon Der SteGls sslsseu lit, uno fIOs
biele Diitan;, neil bic Grbeiter cine
msbr wis sepObnli9 itarfe Spreusuns
porbereitet batten.
= Der 9aditeinleser EbOmas Tab.
lor oon 9fen Yort StraBe, mel9er lt9
Samitus Wior9en nu6 @arbOnoale be.
ssbsn battle, nm slrbsit ;u iuden. bic sr
nidt srbielt, wuros am sleidsn abenb,
als ct auf sinsm Sradt3uss beimfsbren
wonte, unter bic Rdosr sewOrfen unO
auf Der Stelle setDOtet. Der aopf unO
Elm sIrm puroen ibm abseI6nitteu, Der
anosrs Grm beinabs aus bem SOdel &C.
riHsu unb Der SDrpsr aud iOnit sut.
felt. Das llnsliid ereisnste ii9 auf
Der Dunbaff Struse 9reu3uns Der ..
& 3. @iienbabn. Sin @efdbrte BON
EuplOr uamens 9umlin sntfum unusr.
lsst.
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4iff8tpn.

- 8abreno osr @rubsnpormann Der
Tbomas Ssde. Sames Bilion, seitern
in Der @rubs Weiiunssn uornabm, traf
ibn elm aoblenfull, Der ibm bsioe Seine
5srqusti6ts unb. wie man beiiir4tet,
aud innsrlid sefdbrlid usrtsste.
- Die Grnit Gloie Wobnuns on
Se6lter Strass murbs Wiontas ytad'
mittas pon Ginbrebern beiudt unb UNI
cine solOsns Taidsnubr uno stwa S.
8aarsslO bsitOblsn. Der @inbru6 er'
eisnsts iid, oils bic 5amilie abipsisnb
mar.
= SObn DiOrinfo. Der in Der @lsn'
non Sruusrei arbsitsts, muroe ssitern
Morsen un 9u3erns slusuue. sSeit gitts'
ton, als iur9tbar usritiimmslte 9sids
auiseInnoen uno 1T mabri1einlih aui
bem Dese CUR Nrbeit uon einem Babn'
suse setroffen woroen. @r hinterlabi
Die gDittme uno msbrsre Sinbsr.
= 9bOmas 6. @orbp uon Barber
topn srbOb am wiOntas sessn ben Ssr'
fi6srunssassntsn artbur Stewart BIZ
8sidulOisuns, oab sr p6breno ieirisr
abmsisnbeit feline WObnuns bstrat uus
ieiner Satin ununitdnbise antrdst
ma1ts. Stepart wuroe fir iein &C.
ri6tlides @rihsinen unter 8 500 SirS'
idaft seitellt. J.
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0unmpre.

= Charles .. Seating, Der Dor sini'
ger 3eit als elm auseitellter Der Nebisb
Salleg @iienbubn i6limm uerlest pur'
be, bat sesen bic Gompanis cine @nt'
idaoisunssflass fir $25, 900 eintrassn
laiien.
- Srau Wiarp Mfad BON @oonep
Strubs, bic Disuitas suuor ben @bar.
les Summa nit einsm Messermsfer
ansriif, uurbe Donnsritas mad einsm
TerbDr ssssn 81. 900 Siirsidaft wiebsr
auf irsisn 5uB ssisst, uadOsm bsridtst
woroen mar, buB Summa's 3uitanb
Elm siiuitiser iei.
- 5rau Wiarb Boltod BON Ebroop
Strabe purbs Samitas bsim 8seren'
iu6en auf BEN Wtooiic @sbirss 3ufdllis
In bsiOs Beine eei6oHeu, oils mebrers
italisniibe 3nabeu einen Reuolpsr ab'
fsusrtsn. Sbr 3uitunO 1T ni6t ssfdbr'
lid. Die POli5si untsriudts ben SAT-,
fonnte aber bic Snaben ni6t auffinben.
Ssi ben GbeIeuten .. 8. Sein3mann
pom Pittston gusnue bat iid Elm S6bn'
lein sinseitellt.
5rau Mi6asl S6Ott, cine friibsre
Sswcbuerin tieier Ssite, itarb tiirSlid
in Baltimore, Mb.
Sn 8ilfesbarre itarb seftern bic a6t'
idhriSe Saura Sale, osrsu @ltsrn friiber
bier wobnten. Sbr SssrabniB erfolst
bsuts Sla&mittus i'm ct. Rarisn 5risb'
bofe bel Sio. 5.
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Nahne Gpuntn.

SontsbaIe.-5rau 9oren3 8allus,
bic felt siuisen Sabren elm 9npalibe lit,
itarb lette @o9e in ibrer Wobnung an
9rope StraBs. Die Berftorbene ipirb
BON oem @attsn, einem Sobn unb 3wei
G69tern iiberlebt unb ibre Beiietuns
erfoste Samltas.-Bei ben @bsleuten
@barleS 8entlsg BON ytorb Mtain Str.
ftellte iih Donneritag elm 266terlein
ein.-Srau @briitian Seder pon 98elt
Strase itarb Samitas unb puroe Wton.
tag gia9mittas i'm beuti9en lutb.
Sriebbof jur lesten Rube beitattet. =
Die 3idbrise SlOrsnce SiI BON 9oofout
ipislts am Disnitas i'm 9ofe ibrer Gls
tern nabe brennenoem @raie, nobel ibre
Sleiber Seuer fiussn unb ebe SiIfe fam,
mar bic alsins tOOtlid usrbrannt. 80. 80.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-16
Nus benz pberensEbale.
(Gr9balb @orreiponben3.)

- Gnorem Ballos, @barles Saiiio
unb Paul Sabo, bic ansstlast iinb,
sinen friminatlen gnsriff uuf elm IA
Sabre altes Miabdeu bon Tbroop &C.
madt 3u baben, tpurbsn 5reitas sessn
ie $500 ghrsi9uft aus BEN @sfansniB
sntlalien. "e-
- Dur6 eins umssitOsene srOse
Sampe uuroe Donneritas giadt In BEN
allsemeinsn 2absn bes UiOies BsiB su
Didion @itp elm 8rano usruriadt, Der
Dor ieiner 8ewaltisuns sinsn Sdabsn
bon msbreren tauisnb Dollars anri6ts.
te. Das @rossiaOB unO elm Ebeil Oss
gaoens brannten aus.
: 1afe Chapman, pier Meilsn psft.
lid BON Sermgn, tpurbe Dienitas 9ia9s
mittaS BON sinsm ibwsren Sassliturm
bsimssiutt. Der allentbalben sroBen
Sdaben unrihtsts. 8isls Der SGlO1s
aalten bic @rOBs eines Sibnereiss unb
nabe,u alle Senitsr Der bortisrn Dob.
nnnsen wuroen BON osnfelbsn 3srtriim'
inert.
(@arbonSale @orreiponben3.)
i Sobn Dalib BON Yierce SttaBe
wuroe 5reitas 8ormittas In gBilfes'
Barre, uls er nit einem Sremben In
elmer gBirtbidaft einsn Erunf nabm,
BON bem 8erf I'M $11 erlei6tsrt.
= Der % Sabre alte Srisbie SB.
eswis pon Salem Strabe srbislt seitern
mabrsnb Der Nrbeit auf sinem Pioiteu
sinsn slsftrii6sn S9Ias, Der ibn ,u
8ooen mari. nobel er oas @enid bra9.
= Die @oalbroof .3ede. in msl9sr
etma 200 Widnner uno 8naben anse'
felt iino. lit fur feds @o9en mesen
n0tbiasr Reparaturen am.. BREEDER auBer
8etrisb seiest worosn. Die Slaubeit
in Der aoblennu6frass srlaubt Die Be.
triebeinitellung.
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Spbe Narf Rptissn.

- Sin iieben Wfonate altes 3ino Der
@bslsute Sobn llrpeibsr BON Dartmoutb
StraBs ftarb ON Sonntas unb murbs
Dienitas im Stratfurb gueuus 5rieb.
bof. .beiseiest.
-Ssrrinan 5fider BON yiorS San
8ursn Gpenue erbielt am 5reitas einen
Singer bOs ssrbriidt, als ibm bsrielbe In
Der Spbe Bart .3sds uuter sinem 9ob'
tenfal gefansen wurbe.
= Gin @inbrsdsr, Der Samftas yiads
mittas Die 6. o. Rssie Dobnuns an
gioro Wfain gpsnue beiu6te unb bur6.
itOberte. als Die 5umilie abpeienb mar,
wurbe BON elmer iunsen Eodter uer'
i6sudt, ebe sr Beute MAIDEN fonnts.
Das Mdo6en lief bem aerl fiir mebrere
8lods nad, iOnnts ibn absr ni9t ein'
bolen.
= Sn Der 8Obnuns bon Ssrru uub
Srau Sufob 9smmlsr On Sampton
StraBe fanb Srsitas gbsno su @brsn
bss 16ten @eburtstases ibrsr TOdter
Bertha cine @eislidaft ftatt, bic iid
,u elmer isbr usrsnistsn seitaltste. Man
amiiiirts fi6 nit Spielen peridiebener
slrt unO nabm tann nod sinsu i9mad.
baftsn SmbiB Elm.
- Ddbrsnb Der Grbeit In bem Belle.
pue BREEDER purbe am Wtontas gia9.
mittas BEN 70 Sabre alien Sames 9pn9
uon emmett StraBe elm arm aus BEN
godsl seriiien. als CT cine Sunbbrsmis
on sinem Soblsnfarren bantirte nnb iis
,uriididnellte. Wtan bsfiir6tet pesen
oem bobsn Gltsr oes Ssrlsstsu, baB Der
llnfall fatal perlaufen ipirb.
- Sranf unb Weslep Sones BON
gtorb Wtain ausnue ipurbsn 5reitas
auf bic Gnflase BON gaieen & 60. BON
Penu Guenue unter ie $500 1ir9i9ait
fir ibr seridtlides @rideinsn seitellt,
eritersr, neil er einen ~Sce ..@ream
Sres;sr- Der @snannten In @mpfans
nabm unb lssterer, neil er osnislbsn an
sinsn anbersn Sdnbler psrfaufte.
= SOiepb 9ansan, elm Snssitelltsr
Der SlOan 3ede unb on Sampton ctr.
pobnbuft. wuroe Disnitas Sia9mittus
mdbrsno SeS itarfen @smitters in einem
Selbe nabe bem ct. anu's 3loitsr BON
sinsm 8lisftrabl setroffsn unO auf Der
Stelle set0btst. Sin 3edenbObrer, ben
9ansan auf isiuer Sdulter trus, 3os
ben Blisitrabl an; als Gbomas Rolisr
pom @DnOn StraBs bic Stslls errsi9ts,
mar eunsan cine 9si9e.
- Ole pier Sabre alte Wtasgie
Starlica BON Dritter StraBs srmiidts
am Dienitas 9iadmittas in Der Gltsrn.
wobnuns cine slnjabl StrsihbolSer,
als bic Wiutter NIT Der bdusli9en Nr.
belt bsiddftist mar, eutSiinbets Oisielbsn
uno mar i'm yiu in Slammeu ssbiint.
@bs elm Paiiant. Der ben Yorsans be.
merfte, bic brenneuben Slsibunssftiide
oes 8inoss odmpfsn fonuts, mar ss
furdtbar perfoblt unb ftarb mebrers
Stnnoen ipater i'm Staat 9oipital.
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Jreitag, ben IL. Suli,

gbsnbs 8 ubr, In Der yieSsrfran, Salle
ftatt. I'm jablreidss uno piinitli6es
@riheinen pirb sebeten.
SDir nolleu beionosrs oarauf auf.
merfiam MAIDEN, baB bas @omits bonn
bsuti6en Dorfs eiuen 8eriht erltattsn
mirb; uno 6as au9 uniere Delssatsn
pom Staatsfonpent bes Bunbes elm
Rsiumee Der Gbdtisfsit ieuer aOrper.
i1aft seben weroen.
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Cine eOiis Der ribtiasn lU9ebi,in ,nr

rehten Seit bat man9e ibmere 8rant'
belt unb aud Sabre bes 9stbensi uerbin'
bert. SIN 8eiit elmer Slaibe oes alten
SrdutsrsS Seilmittels, Sorni's glpenfrau'
ter 8lutbelsber. 1T man fir bic meiiten
9totbialle porbereitet. @r bilft ihnell,
brinet iihere Reinltate uno Der @rfols
lit permanent. slpotbefer f6nnen ibn
ni6t lisfern. @r ntrb ben 2euten bireft
bnr9 Spesialaseuteu perfauft BON ben
@isentbtimern, Or. Peter 5abrueD &
Cons Co.. 112-118 90. Sogne aue.,
Chicago, 81.
Sorni's Sllpsnfrduter Dlutbsleber 1T
ju baben bel Ssurg Ualtsr, 1011 @soar
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-16


GritaunIide Serabiesunsen auf
Srausn. 8rduIein unb &inbsr
@dubsn, SgfOrbs unb @umps,
Die feline ipariame RerIOn in Der
etabt ibsrfsben nod permifsn
fann. 0rei Sauienb NRaare Der
beribmten "G. q. &eeb," "St.
Siesis" unO ,,Bidert & @aroi.
ner" Sabrifate.
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2aceatuanna Stueia.

2aut einem 8ei6luB Der lettsn Ser.
iammlnns finoet bic nadite reSelmdBise
@eihdftSperIammlnng am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-07-16

g8ir perbsn In elmer 3ui6rift en-
Iubt, ben Grtifel pon lester Wo6e :
.Finis, beutibeS Dorf!" 3u mioerru.
fen. Derielbe nurbe unter Dem fril6en
@inorud Der fldsli9en 4. Suli Stier &c.
idriebeu, uuo Deun ii6 Die Dinse felt.
benz gum Seferen seipenoet babeu, 10
pirb ii9 sewiB Stemanb mebr frenen,
pie Der Yerfaier bes senaunten glrti.
fels, Der In ieiues 9srjens Tiefe p6ais
iiberjeust mar, oenielben i'm Snters1e
oes 2adawanna 3weises 9eidrieben III
baben, UNI bieien momOSli9 Dor eineni
Defi,it ju bewabren.
gBas mir als nabr erfannten, i6nnen
mir unm69lid wioerrufen, = absr, nie
seiast, es loll uns freuen, ipenn Der In
Gusiift 9eitellte Beriat unb bic Re9s
nunssabta9e bsipeiien, baB mir anitatt
Finis elm r9oa oem oeati6en DOrfel"
oiirfen.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-11-18
MOJAVE INDIANS
WILL GET Is ACRES
New Agent Arrives to Dis
tribute Land On Valu-
able Tract.

SAN BERNARDINo. Nov. Nv.
B. Williams, of Rome, N. Y, appoint
ed aliotting agent to succeed DR..
Bartlett, has arrived and viii begin
allotting the land of the Mojaye In
dian reservation, across the river
from the Needles, Ariz., side at once.
This work was begun under DR..
Bartlett, but was invalidated, as the
size of each Indian allotment has
been reduced from 80 acres, the size
Of the allotment under. Bartlett, to
10 acres. Nearly 500 Indians are TO
receive allottments.
The valley contains about 10000
acres, leaving considerable land for
settlement If the proposed irrigation
system is put in. Some time ago
reclamation engineers made a survey
OF the valley on both sides Of the river
and reported It a feasible irrigation
project The land was withdraw
from public entry ard small size al
lottments given each Indian. The
land is very fertile and with applica.
ton of water should develop into a
very valuable agricultural tract.
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she never remembered having a bath
In all her life before.
When one Of her neighbors bought
q ton Of coal she would wait until It
had been carried from the street, and
then she would go out and sweep up
the little pieces that were left. But she
always carried on her arm the old
basket with the $1,000 wrapped in the
dirty rag.
In her room were boxes Of horse
shoes and screws and nails that she
had picked up. She would accumulate
a lot of this junk and then sell It.
Some days she begged only soap.
She would go to door and say thai
she was q poor washerwoman, who
had work II she only had q bar OF
soap. She would come home with her
basket full of soap on one arm, and
the basket In which the $1,000 was
hidden on the other. Policemen found
hundreds Of cakes Of soap piled up in
corners Of her home.
At times the woman would beg only
tea. Her story then was that she wal
sick and needed a DRAWN" of tea
Almost every housewife would give Il
to her, wrapped In q piece Of paper
The police found hundreds Of These
little packets.
She never visited the neighbour OF
talked with them, and they kept sIooi
from her.
The police do not believe that rob
BERG were In her house.
She is 80 years old. she says, but
she looks 70 be 80. Her face is wrin.
killed., her hair IL turning gray and her
form is stopped.
At the hospital she kert saying over
and over: "Is my money all right
VIII they give IT back TO me? Is that
doctor an honest mani"
I'VE saved it IN pennies and nickeis
and Dimes" she continued, "and II
took years to DO It. ! would hate to
lose It now. 1t was SO hard to save
1t. My father, dead now for Is years
worked on the streets with a broom
He made s1.50 a day; mother and my
self worked In q pants factory and
made s1.25 a day apiece. We saved
all we could"
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HIDES $4,000 BUT
bees FOR FOOD.
WOMAN sTARvEs HERSELF FOR
WEARS TO INCREASE HOARD
PARENTS STARTED.
SAVES NIcKELS AND PENNIES
g. Louis Hospital Patient 'nheriss
Misery Habits Of Her Parents
Gets First Bath In 30
Years.

St, Louis.--For years Theresa
Robbie traversed the streets OF ST.
Louis, begging at back doors. with
thousands of dollars wrapped in q rag
in an old basket that swung from her
arm
She was ragged and dirty, thin and
miserable looking, and no one sus-
pected that she had a fortune In bank
notes and gold In the old basket That
was discovered when her neighbors
heard her screaming In her home early
one morning, and she told them that
thieves had tried to rob her.
When the police came she chung TO
the basket In way that made them
wish to see into 1t. She sat with the
basket on her lap and her arms around
it. When the policemen sought to take
It she Rugged the precious thing to her
breast.
For years and years she had
starved herself and denied herself. and
had suffered for the necessities Of life
to save the s5,607 that was in the bas-
ket, and it was dear to her.
Her father and mother had denied
themselves the comforts Of life, too,
and had died In the appearances OF
! direst poverty that they might hand
down to this daughter the thousands
Of dollars they had saved. She inner
tied their money and their misery
habits, too.
Her father was a street sweeper for
the city. His wages were s1.53 day.
He saved enough to buy lot on
Eleventh street and to build a two.
story brick house on it. The neigh
| bors say that the Robes did not have
even coffee In their house In those
days. They never ate meat. They
lived principally on bread.
The first bath Miss Robbie had in all
her 30 years was given to her at the
City hospital. And then she got three
/ baths. She said to her attendants that