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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
Icrmiihtc Standardization.

Gas al,tonatiIde 9lodlignal . Sps
ltcnt lit olli Ser gan5en Strefe ser
Baltimore mo Obio.9nbn" 5mii6en
BbilooeIpbiQ, Baltimore uilo @nib.
inaton cinAciiibrt, sic taslid in bel.
oell &id)tuu0cn Don 1870 3iisen bciab.
rem miro. Gic Signultbiirme iteben
cine Weih 0llseinnnoer,
Sn JorcIt Eorf pllrbe Ser @ditein
fir sic nelle bii6oiliGr tnetbooiitii6e
ct. Warf's airdc on Sonntoa &c,
lcst. 9qs Bottesbaus pirb $50, 900
foiten, 60 bci 100 6llb 'ausoelmlno,
35 6ib GoA merocn ,iilo i'm Grbge-
ifoB cine SonntassiAnle fir $50
ainoer bn6en. s. %. 8iGlim lit ser
Yuitor ser Stride.
Batter Geo. 9. Wcaintep, ser 1892
Siilispinrrcr an Ser fatboIiihe,,
Stride CUR m1beiledten gmpi1ngnib
an Woibcr. uno Iipiiion . Strabe
mar. fat jet Sic Scciiorgc an Scr
Stride ais Ntadfolger beS pcrltorbe-
men 9atcrs Ibomas M. 8. 3onogbue
ongetrcten. Gr mar ein Sobr lam
Siilispricitcr an Ger Stride uro ieit
Dem in @ermontoipn uno anoere1
Ylatcn tbGtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08

BET Sen oltf Elm MiBueritSltoniB Sit.
riidfiibrbaren Ingriifen oltf Die oeltt.
ibe Morofto.Eolitif Der Son Der eng.
fii6en 9Idtter meit geb0iiigcr ltno
heeeriihcr gepcien, ais Scr ser Fort,
Ter 3eitungen.
&riiiS i'm &ali Spnoifot.
Gns oelltide Spn0ifat 1tebt
eircr ihlperen ariiiS ae0cniibcr. Die
GcibGftliden Gerbanolungen nit olt.
~bcroeutid)en Goliiuerfen lino bereits
oboebro6en. SIS lit uidt unlpobr-
i6cinlidl bob iid Gin idWcrcr aonlpf
entlpifelt, ser oie bentidc Sonblpirtb-
itoft idmer6lit in Witlcioeniboft
sieGen oiirfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
Sulgcn Der @a5sias.

Serr WiQiom WfiQcr nluB fir leinen
Rdhfolger biiBen. - Sotte Die
Sdonflicen5 nod nid)t iibertro.
gen. - 9ic ncrmeintlidcn Scar.
tenipieler botten nid)t geipiclt. =
9tdtbon @olponStp inter $1,000
0iirgihnft.
Serr WiQinm Miaer bon Hr. as,
Wrooopun nluB fiir eincn nnoercn
Wonll biiBcn. Gr perfouitc filr5lid)
bic 0oitmirtbid)oft Nr. 1OO1, Eart-
Npenle, aber Die Sdanflicen5 lit nod
nidJt iibertrngen. Int Sonntag nun
itntcrnabm Ole Yoli3ci cine Ha53io
ollf Dos 2ofol ulb erpiidte mebrerc
@1ite unb ben Sdonftp6rter Sbomos
8onIep. Scrr WiQcr mllr0e nod)ber
rcrbaftct uno geitcrn bon aooi Garr
I'M norbpeitliden Statiou5bauic oenl
Weridtsperfobren iiberiuieicn. OaSs
iclbe S6idiol pioeriubr @nnlep lpc.
gen ongeblifcn grbeiters ant Conn.
fog.
Ser Megcr SbomoS Einoer, Der in
Nr. S2S, N%orriib.IQep, cine ancipc
betreibt uno ont Sonntog megen al.
aebliden &crfolifs bon Spirituoiell
rcrboftet moro, milroc bon &obi Carr
cbcnfolls Dem @eri6tsperfabren iiber.
ipieien.
Die iieben WGnner, nelte am
Sonntag Nbeno in benz SSalts gtr.
500, Silb.G allos,S Ctr, ipe0en ar,geb.
lihcn a%artenipiels perbditet uno nod
bem oitlifen Stutipnsbolls gebrdbt
tuitrOen, iino bur6 Toli5eirifter @ar-
lono mieber entlaiien morOen, ba Die.
iclben beidporell, nift 9eipielt 5u bas
ben, unb Ole Eoli5ci feline geniigenoen
@egcnbelpeiie bate.
Su Der mittleren Toli5eiitation
ipurbe geitern Die 9lni6uloigung, on-
aebli6 Spiritlioien am Sonntag per-
fault ST. babcn, gege1 Sobn @ormelep
ron Ir. 437, SIt.Wooiionitr.. nieber-
Geidlogen, Matbdn @olponsfp BON
Hr. 213, Noro-ereteritr., oagegen iin-
ter $1,000 giireihait fir bas @eridts.
periabren geiteat.
pdie fir's snsIanb bciprgt g. 9latre, Tr
"A. Ei.Salttilore.StI. nGAt GIftoTt 0uuie.NUe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
Tpm 9rmocr erif)uiicu.

grrter, q. s.. Z. September
Ger ~t4.i0brigc Nucn j. SoQ murOe
bier in oas llnterilld)ung5 g @cfGng'
nib ge6roht lntcr Der @eidluloigung
geIteru ~9tadnittog ieine t6-idbri9C
ShmcIter Solpiic Mnp SAT- nit ei'
nen1 0oppclIGltfi8en 8emebr cridoi.
icn 81 BADEN. Der WiiietbGter be.
boltptct, bab ct MIR SpoB gcmof)t
bobc, ols CT i%eil1cr Sd)meiter i'm Gar
ten oca Gltcrnbouies 5uriei, ibrc
&Gnoc bod 81 bebell, nno bob oonr
haS @cipcbr, ltno 5tuar beiOe 2Gll',
5uglcif, ourf einelt lngliidlid)en gu
faQ loSgegallgen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08

~W lin in Nem. gort an.
gelangt. Ger 9tor0oeltid)e
Slopo.2 ampfer uWoin" troi geitern
Nad)mittog Tim 3 llbr in Nclu.Dorf
Elm uno miro porousiittlit bette
hod) Baltimore m%eiterfabren. llnter
Den Eaiiogiercn 6efinben iid bic pom
6ronfiurtcr Iirncrfeit 5uriidfebrcn.
ben Gurner. Cine An5obl oerielbcr
miro porollsiibtlid crit in Baltimore
Den Gompier pcrlniien. Sollte Dies
ser Sail l2in, miro Der Surnperein
,TormdrtS" an abeno Der Nnfrnit
beS 3ampiers 81 Gbren ser Scimfeb.
renoen einen Gontnters peranitoltcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
@aGlsGlcrfS.
Wnbl.6lcrfs.
8itrcnn Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Der etnot
baltimore, Mcridlteacb1uOC


SHrcau Der observation-disclosures in Der etact
Baltimore, @crihtegcbauSc.
nlftmurG I, september 1908.
@entdb ben &urfdrlitcn 6eS Gooer Der Sci,
fentlttbrn Nl0cntciuen @ttctc miro btcrnlit
Nabrtd)I 0cpebcrl bon Der 9rlicinlil9 Der lola
Nctoel Ftrilnell Silr Siltlli1A Der NnfnH5Cl
ltlIier iellell |iGriontlL Die 6@lerit erlinllIt MIR
ocu. nm ais NnbIcicriS al %iuiaireI.
Sm s~luitrnbe Der WebDrbc Der g&nbInuiicbcr.
Sumc5 Is. Soubbcrt,
eDci .6lcrt.
'''".: "''''''.
2. grqrft. .Gllbrt. ;L......904 S.sgSolielir.
II n. 5reOerid SieNritt. .....317 G.sSSoIictir.
~ sitrt. @nrbyl ,iol.% ~
2. SSIr; 4; NgScrIon. gee q ,goineriLir.
9 y. !. Gnloin gStion. .10s V. sSnrutoGnLlr
= N. GbarkS y. MnNrtor :. 22S q. -Wrccnclir.
s n. .'olcpb n. Ntittcr, $50 ". s9tuItinloreltr.
fl n. Soicpb N. @eorNe. 200 ". s1nrdioAnltr.
2 y, @iqinr $. Hnrrt9. 1908 3etertoniir.
3 =. @niiaS y: S5r'S' ;. ,o ;125 >, 5eSrrGliIir'
. D. Src6trid ]srcrGer. .i2ii N 5nUettetIr,
10 u. Gniinn 3. Sind ABS NfGcniral'Slue
SCuHelC SSutp.
: .. WiiiinHt Srdnfl. ..,..lo39 Sctfer'utitr.
eic6entc &arb.
3 u. Ssolicr g. Stdrr. .....2013 Sit'Gbn'citr.
9nte @are.
7 n. gEnt. 81. IoWior, . 1917 VI. s0ro1otunb
tG ,. Geo. ". Nropn, len, i40G u SOe'tcrilr.
Wcnntc gearb.
. n. 9lit. 8. 5iier. ...... .Merrbinnn's Cane
lrbttr Morh
a .. Sb. 7. Somlter. 1901 GrccCnntolrt sloe.
Glfc Mars.
Q =. IbntroS 0nte0 ..,.. lO4t GGibChrnIltr.
3 ". ISM. :. Carrier. ....3i0 @.spoiimnnitr.
3mjfitc @aro.
=. 33G@,mmGESS Y ", 2s SmSTsc Ak .2 81 Ga nT
4 u. 6hQur z. @nrrcii. Abb u. "a. Cir.
~ W SarrD 1. @drrUnlGn 1875 ST 90. Ctr.
Grei5fbute gparS.
10 :. Golrdro 9Solfsbciiuer.
@icrsrbntc afnro.
I 9. ). Gee NndleD ....1420 MI. 9iobais9 loc.
Sinf6e6ntc @aro.
II >. &ictcr g.. SiGnb. -. 1916 ~ @ilmorItr.
eicbcnscGntc Narb.
ID :. SSi1"1 !. y es Ssnie 'fsio &cnn iS85 S5' st5s.
Ndit5ehute Waro.
3 y. 6. 6. Sobnfon. 49,. .329 9. sGurcbitr.
: :. S SSmss q &i aen'e.... .s 49, j T. .sp pamG5GilSSiiii[.
. n. SEQ. 3. 3obnion. 40 S'eSrcmont glpc.
10 ;. Scrlnal Riepcr. ....... .04S 0oairahr
.5ipeinnS5wanaiaie Maro.
II n. / &. giortb. .7O0 aig6irir.
(2ept1,s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
Sas @ulfs- Snrnfcit.

aGe Sorbcrcitilngen filr Die ntbletl'
iden Spiele im rEotterion'
Eorf" 0ctroiien. - Sinoet n0d).
item Somitog itott. Gle 3u'
iommcnicbung ser Gonlite'n.
Gic &or6ereitu1gen fir oos oics-
jGbrige grobe &olfasS urnieIt, peId)es
n1dlten SomItog Den II. Septenl.
Der, inter Sen auipi5ien Ser ~Wtltit-
cipol Mtblctic Games Niiociotion" i'm
nEatteriou-Eor "ltottfinOet, iitto pol
lcnoet, unb eS miro Elm grobortiger
Grfolg erpartet. IuS Gomite bot fem
9eltes gctbon, Inn Die otbletli6eu
Spiele 10 erfolgreif fpie moglif, 81
mnd)cn unO Inn bcn Sbeilnebn1crn
ollcs linen red)tlih 3ltfommcnoe 81
GebenL bat eS NIT GROCER Sor0folt Die
folgcnbcn &erren oils EreiSridter
mserforcn:
SpieLGomitc - ". 5. 2cimfublH,
:. 5. HettoIioto, George @iie, Mhn.
@cder, Sbpmos Cornelius ltNb 6. 6.
@cad,.
Geferent-Ir. 9. McrriQ Sopftn.
ion.
Stortrr-Soiepb {. Gnglono.
Scprer inN San0iCabper-Nphn u.
0ocr.
9obn.Hiftcr - 70. $. SelatpelI,
Neniion Gong, Sbeo. Stralts, Ebco.
Sitter unb g. Srltitt Wornel.
3citn1clicr = s. Is. Tennimon, q.
@rotpit, ". 6. Tbothcr, Z. ". CUR
mcbl mo MoIpb e. Sborrctts.
6elb.Hid)tcr - &. 6. gcdett, s. s.
Gonle, Sbomos Cornelius, s. s. Net
t%oIintn, 6. 5. 2infc, 1beo. RcQuorbt,
@. $. Weomuell uno $. AooiIon
Booth.
Glcrf Of Gourie-Gbos. 5 Worfin.
Miiiltcnt-Ssluolo 9. 2omSla).
@nnouncCr-@oltc q. Cor, jun.
Yrei3ri6tcr beS 0crGtberG runcne
@iniom 9edcr, &oriiter, SoDt
2orett, 6. 6. 9ei,erlein $, Sbeik 6.
@obcnburg Milton 9olorb un6 Sflto.
Stieglcr.
Snipeftorcn - M. @ooorih, Geo.
". @ile, s, 5. Sinbs, g. Z. Ellrnex,
s. Sedbcimer l,no ". Senoerior.
9otcn = Sscor $, @llr5bo6cr, 8.
To6ert WtcTowcIl, SrcOerid !. 2ei1l-
fublcr uno Hobert 6. 2infe.
@cluobrcr scr Ereiie-@aIter W,
Sorbot.
Gonteite i'm Sdymintmen: Hcfcrc.lt
Or. g. %. Sopfinion; Glcrf-G.
8. aeioel; Gtorter-@iGion @edcr;
Gid)ter-Gr. s. s. @otclp 3. Is.
Geid llnb 2otrobc Go9spcG.
Gic GonteIte i'm 3neiraofabren lie.
gen In brn Sdnbru ocS' Serrn 8. s!
2ogilc, jim.
Ser 8olpcrncllr bat Gin groBcs
Banner ltno ser Wnpor cine golocitc
Mcooile gcIfcnft; aud Die Bubble
Ntbletic 2cogite" i~tiftctc cine golbene
MtodiQc.
Gie Spiclc ncbnlen El,nft 1a2 ltbr
Nod)mitto0S ibren Infong, rnb bofit
Oos Gonrltc, Bob Der @ettcrgott eulc1l
red5t id)oncn, fiiGlcn Gag bei6eercu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
@abl- 9liGter.
&atl Ntd|ter.

Slrcnu Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III Der Staot
YGittuiurc, WfrintsgcUnube.
lttnlur c, I. StpicmJcr 1908.
@ciri3 ben Eoridlriitcu heo SuoCr Der rrf
fentliben SllQemCilcH @eicpc luiro bjCvmlt
Qahrihi 0cgehel BON DER @rucnuuuA Der iuls
uennell ECriunciI Iur SiilluG Der Nutuujcu
inter icner Fcrloncit, Die i%ucrit crilnrut piys
0cn. nm ais lSdbluihtcr Ill t%lilIGtrcr.
2m gtuitraac hcr Ncbbroe Der @Gblnulfcbcr.
SnmcS e. Suhbcrt,
GbctsSIerI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08

nCll, ltft UIo GcJlOlulUNlpl III IltllHlttN.
I'm Nuitraac hcr @cbbroe Der I%GblnuilCbcr.
3ameS Is. onhbert,
GbcfsGlerI.
: Z g'oms' "oreitS'
2 y gSit. I. SnHb. ..2i4 ,goatugton'Moe
4 y. CHARLES S!ipcr zee. poo Gaiterrsgloe.
:, @ S[9 @raaI 72o -.SndsE3fi S Str'
10 :. 1oicpD u. GIisDGm ...3Ol9 Gnt9itGtr.
3pcitr Marb.
n, 0cnrge Y. NltitaAlc. $40 S.sVnilh sStr.
ii ;. ). u. 98cIfb. ,.,...... 1slS Qont Str.
@icrtr 0oto,
/ N. lStltnH s.. VrNGlOr0. $3.50 Gulrtlannitr,
10 u. SEQ. z. Go!tnr. loo u. SdratoaGiir.
Hilnite Nuro.
3 n. 9tlbcrt Vcnetd ....., .535 ,WnbsS tr.
4 y. 3aeob 24miot. 1911 ,piQcu. ztr,
3 ". gilbert Nlitn .........540 G.e@uusSir.
8 ", @owore y. Ytm .24l Y. pi0b. 5tr.
: y: y: S Ss,pasb S Sisi4s :. :ii6 rs IS. t &:Si4s. IN .iE.
Scdotc Waro,
10 y. 5rout \. NnGAcrt, ir..li2 G.s@rooc Ctr,
etcbcntc g9uro.
10 .. 2oDn 81. @ducr, 2l22 OitMommctitr,
~kNTAN >N'htH
tG ,. Sobn g. e0rucier, 1904 &,sNrnOtoroitr.
Ncnntc NnrS.
s :. Samc3 Z. 6nfeD. 1927 g.sGcntrolsslnc
~ ,. Nubn y. Nlioo0 ,.....lO34 lllltoTsNDc.
3rButc @ara.
1 n. SObl ". &li5r. ...10t7 DIT Nrciiottlit.
4 \. IbulrdS Z. NeQO ... 93S Sis@toolelir.
4 II. Sobn !. WuttDttps, ...122S N,sSoenitr.
Spblitc @aro.
IA y. ,. {. Scli0b .... .2502 Doris JioGb
SrciSchu.c Wato.
q r. SrGltl StBptIe. .......21l5 GtHocrsHlhe.
WicrScbutc Waro.
1 :. NuItcr IS. JtutCnltccl. ...l5t0 Sobniir.
Sic6cuscbutc &aro.
II Il. @co. s.. Is. Ilnn, IA %cnniplooni0 sSlpe.
Idlt6ebntc &aro.
3 n. 9nuquit Carl. ....... 1905 WuI6errOftr.
Ncnn6rbntc Naro.
| =, Clarence VI. 9lro.urtrg. $40 N,sGurehlir.
: II. &cnrO Is. gtclptolt. -. 50S N.sSt!tnoriir.
II u. slI6crt G.. Wtecte 1890 " .sN1ltiInorctlr.
3WciuunSiudnSinfte gSarb.
9 n. Snmce NJ. u. pudGriituIl. 1898 S0arpllr,
GrriunbS,uanStnitc Warb.
. II. Wcorle Neli3. . . ......... 9S3 Sbnrnltr.
g .. 9crniS q. Sfuecucp. .1120 Sanoocriir.
(SeptIS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08

VGEe ffir's Mmslnnb befprgt g.. Statue, Tr.
413. fft.Saltimurr. str., nabe Guftum Spufc.Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08

paiie ffris Nmslanb beicrst G. 9,atne, Sir.
S!'Salttmore.Str., nGbt Cation !puaie.AUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-08
Nus Senti6lano.
lieutenant Sans 96ppen's amcrifa.
niidje Grlcbniie.

@irO Elm Bud iiber Ote intcraotiul
naIe auto,@ ettfabrt idreiben. :
Gin Hltf aus Californian I'M 2la.
beittiden 8erbano. = @efiel IN
ben Gommanooitellen auf bent
areu5er Bremen" = Ser Grei.
butto itno sic internotionalc Sah.
luge. = Miniiter . Gonicrcn3en
inns Ginpcritdnoniiic. - S6mere
ariiis I'M oeutiden 9ali. Spnoifat.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-18
"A Marked
Discrepancy.
(Original.l

tOriginall
1 had known Mrs Anita Merivale
ten years when she surprised me by
calling at my Office to see mc on pro-
fessional business. She surprised me
more by announcing that she wished
my services In getting divorce from
Tom Merivale, her husband.
had supposed the Merivales were
getting OH very well together. but such
supposition was dispclled by what
Mrs. Mcrlvale told me about their mar.
ried life. From her standpoint there
was nothing whatever of good In her
husband. He was nlggardly with her
about everything. He never took her
to amuScmcnts, never gave her pres
ents and beat her down to Il ridicu-
lously small sum I'm the matter Of
dress lie did whatever she dislikcd
no matter If he were cogniZant of that
dislike lie would read his ncwspDnnr
at the breakfast table. though She had
frequently told him that such rouduct
was abhorrent to her Though every
matchbox in the house was proyidod
with receptacle for burnt matches
he would throw them anywhere ana
everywhere. His cigar ashes he threw
on the noor. These ana many other
shortcomings pertaining to the hus-
Dahd / made a list of, and when they
We're All In i confess the list was not
especially formidable and by no means
warranted the words with which |
closed the plea, And the said Thomas
~. Mcrivale has made her life n bur
den and altogether miserable"
had known Mcrlvale, though not $,
intimately as his wife, and regarded
him very good fellow. 1 concluded
to send for him and have II talk with
him, hoping that the matter might be
settled out of court. or possibly |
might effect reconciliation. He was
surprised that his wife had gone so
FAR as To seek a divorce. Indeed, he
was not aware that she felt herself
especially aggrieved. l told him that
| would take any course he might sug-
gest with ii view to satisfying his wife
and he asked me to delay filing the
papers as long as possible On his
promise not TO take any legal action
himself i consented
One morning / took up a paper and
read an account of terrible railroad
accident. | started ut seeing among
the list of killed the name OF Thomas
d. Mcrivalc. "That ends the matter"
l said To myself, between McrivaIc
and his wife This is decree of di.
vorce that no earthly court can gain
say"
y week later, white l was at my of
Nee, Mrs McriNalc was announced
She was dressed in mourning and
seemed to be in Rep grief. Her sor-
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-18
MEETING or THE R. /.
G TRI-COUNTY
ASSOCIATION

The R. L. c. Tri-County Associ-
alton embracing Lexington, Aiken
and Saluda counties. met in its sec
ond annual convention in the city
hall, Leesville, S. c.. on Labor day.
September 7, 1908.
The meeting was called to order
by the President of the Association
]. E. B. McCartha and was led in
prayer by Rev. d. B. Groseclose.
The carriers were welcomed TO
Leesville by DR. D. M. Crosson to
which the response on behalf of the
carriers was made by w. H. Hare.
Several short and timely address
es were made by DR.. E. J. Ether
edge, Postmaster Bodie, Prof. L. B.
Haynes. Rev. M. M. Brabham and
many of the carriers.
The most entertaining feature of
the morning session was an instruc-
tive narrative by DR.. d. M. Crosson
setting forth the facts and circum-
stances leading up to the establish
ment of the first experimental r. F.
u. route from Leesville. This route
was inaugurated on April 3. 1899
with H. D. Crosson who is still in
the service and is the oldest carrier
in point Of service in this State.
The carriers were entertained al
dinner by the carriers and citizens OF
Leesville at Mr.. Paul Shealy's board
ing house. In the afternoon there
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-18

was held i short IN sion Al
which several new mo66 wcre
enrolled bringing The totsl n,ember-
ship up to lo. The ineuinbenf ocffi-
ers were all re-elcctcd as fcllows.- j.
E, 2. McCartha. Prcsident III M.
Sawyer. Vice President; w. n. Hare
Sec Treas.
A resolution of thanks to the
Postmaster. the carriers and the cit
izens of Leesville generally for the
abundant kindness and hospitality
shown the Association was unan-
imously voted.
The time and place of next meet
ing was left the Executive Conn
mittee. 1t is probable that the next
meeting will go to some place in
Saluda county in order to try to ef-
feet county organization for that
county.
w. II. Hare, Sec.
(Aiken Journal and Review please
copy.)
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-09-18

--...,,. .,->..,".,, ,n.., nG /
as In al respects a liberal ana de
otCd husband ana that the hcrcavc-
cnt WAS Il crushing sorrow.
The papers We're signed, sealed ana
worn TO when the door opened, and
ho should appear but the said"
lomaS -. Mcrlvulc Mrs Mcrivalc,
twilhstandiHg her eye TO The main
ancc. showed that her statement
nccrnimg her bereavement was truth
hy falling in Il faint, from which
. soon revived.
after explanations rs To tile mistake
" had made I'm naming Mcrivulc
ong the dead hc asked his wife
at she was doing in my Office She
varicatvd. Mcrivalc called upon me
produce any papers | might have
vm for his wife. At n knowing look
him l complied. He read first the
o:yS papers. then the application
damages. Then, looking mp at his
@, he said:
There Is n Slight discrepancy in
Sc papers. Which am TO consider
Drrcct StatcmcntH
RS Mcrivalc was Corncvcd.
I'm" said Mcrivalc, looking from
paper To the other and reading
md the said Thomas II. Mcrlvalc
made her life n burden and alto
her miscrnble,'" then, "'That he
III all respects a liberal ana de
cd husband ana the bereavement is
rushing SORROW"
FRS Mcriyalc buried her face in her
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AchiIi island.

There are few people who once hay.
Ing seen the island OF Achill can for.
get it's beauty. The island lies close
to the west coast Of Ireland. Wher
the skies are biue. mountains greer
and smiling, bogs clad In purple and
pink heather and the whole pictur
esque island In sunshine. the place ii
q wonderland.
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"Ougl we not to do something more
FOR the preservation of our forestsT
"Oh, what's the use" answered Sem
Htor Sorghum impatlcntly. Trees
can't Washington star.
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Consistent.

Consistent.
The people who say that women ure
inconstant and Inconsistent" declares
the philosopher of folly, ''are dead
wrong. A few years ago girl told me
she was just twenty-five, and ehe
sticks to the same figures today
Cleveland Leader.
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WE invite a'S% eS551 2oar ;nsped fqa Hs on Of Ore'
If you are looking for some BARGAINS
such as Homespuns, Gingkams, Bleac
Drills, Etc. you can always find them il t
We are trying to treat the people the Oe
and the increase in our cash sales 81
good people of this section appreciate ths
ING the months this year twice as much
ing the same period last year. Ihis she
pie are pleased with all they get here.
BE sure to come and look over our stocE
yonr fall supplies and we are sure it will i
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Jones Drug Company,
CORNER

preceded by preamble reciting some
expressions of the message. No effort
Is made to give voice to the feeling of
the house. In presenting the resolu-
tion Mr.. Perkins made brief state
ment, saying that he was satisfied
that the house would not hesitate to
take such action as the dignity of that
body required. He said that some of
the presidents expressions were un-
fortunate.
The resolution was adopted and
Messrs. Perkins IN. W, DENLY
fNiich.l, Weeks (Mass.), Williams
(Miss.j and Lloyd (Mo) were ap-
pointed on the committee.
In submitting the resolutions Mr..
Perkins said that the statements by
the president could not be lightly dis
regarded, as they might impair the
usefulness of the congress; that un-
due obtuseness might argue a lack OF
proper self-respect.
Republican senators considered
what action should be taken by the
senate concerning the message of the
president and it was practically de-
cided to permit the resolution to be
brought in by some Democratic SEN
ator. The resolution will provide for
an Investigation Of the whole subject
by the senate committee on appropri-
ptjuus
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OFFICIAL PROBE At AN END
Open Verdict in Case Of Francis D.
Hirschberg.

st. Louis, Dec. 12.-Official investi-
cation into the death of Francis D.
Hirschberg, who was killed mysteri-
ously Tuesday, ended with an open
verdict of the coroner's jury. accord
ing to a statement made by Chief of
Police Crescy The police investiga-
tion is ended" he said, 'the bullet
can not be found and II 1t were 1t
would prove nothing"
Friends and relatives Of Mr. Hirsch-
berg assert that the shooting was ac-
cidental, saying that he went down
stairs to search for supposed bur-
glar, found nothing wrong, started up
the stairs again and slipped on a
loose rug, his effort to save himself
from falling resulting In an inpolun-
tary tightening Of the finger which he
had upon tho traroer of the revolver
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of the secret service force is not the
only action of the executive that Is
considered by members as objection
able. 1t became known that the sub
committee of the committee on appro-
priations, having In charge the prep
aration of the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation bill, has
been investigating the razing Of the
old Pennsylvania depot that was To-
GATED on the Mall until the president
had 1t torn down last summer. That
the committee failed to expunge its
inquiries about this action from the
printed hearings is taken to indicate
the temper of that committee toward
the executive.
| When Colonel Charles s. Bromwell,
military aide to the president and
superintendent of public buildings
and grounds. appeared before the
committee Representative Burleson of
Texas asked him II he had not re.
Quested an appropriation last year 70,
watchman for the old depot.
81 think So" replied Colonel Brom
we'll, "but / have not had any occa-
sion to use it because l have torn
down the railroad station"
What! Torn down the railroad
station?" exclaimed the Texan mem
ber.
Colonel Bromwell explained that he
tore down the building on a written
order from the president OF the Unit
ed States.
do you know of any law on the
statute books that authorizes any ex-
ecutive officer to sell any of the prop
erty of the United States of that char
acter-real estate?" inquired Chair.
man Tawney Of Minnesota.
mo, SIR" replied the presidents
aide, II called the attention of the
higher authorities to that fact and
received an order to tear the building
down."
The committee also went into an
Examination of government officials to
ascertain what right the commission
on country life, appointed by the pres
ident, had to use the franking priv
ilege, as 1t claimed was being done
Members of the committee referred to
the commission as ''one created with
out authority of law"