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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

SIN nSoGnS &optiua' So.
ipitul &c Itorbcn. - @r. McDer
g. Stern, Elm promincntcr @cihGit3-
mann bon 81. 2ouiS, Itorb am Cont
ncrItug I'M oSobn@ @opfin9' &uipi-
tol" on ei1cm @cbirnfreb3. @r. ~.
Z. Stern mllr6c Dor 5luci NSofcl nod)
benz &oipitol gebrud)t mo 0urd Gr.
&arOcp Guiding opcrirt. jcDod mar
6na 2cioeu brrcit9 81 mcit porgei6rit
ten.
~ cda untcrmcgS.- Nad)
cillcnl bel Scr Sirmo q. S6unlodrr
& So. eingrtroiicncn aabcl0rumm
fubr Der NorOO. 2lopO-9 ontpier
uNcdnr" an GnmicrItag Mad)mittoa
Inn 3 llbr nit 800 Huiiogicren pom
9ren1erhoucn nnd baltimore o6.
Tic .Soutbcrn Yociiic Gonlpi-
Id)iiiinbrtS- @ricli6nit" bot ibrcll
Gompicroienit 5uiidett Baltimore,
Nclp-S Orleans ullo @aIpcltOn mic0cc
eingcitelt. Gle 2inie muroc por ctlpa
elncm Sabre erGifiict, ibcint lid obtr
nid)t rcntirt 81 bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
1lntcrlnItnnaS @caluciier.

u9u0itnrtum" hie p9lDorn SPENCE" in
Carmen.
nguBiu's," 404-i0G lit Baltimore Str. 49,
&uuOcpllC &oritcuutGcl ulO iprctcuoc &Satl'
O%Clbil0cr.
,Icm electric Yort" - Idglth Concerto
mo ipniitAe &erGniMIllcn.
Nuichul i'm oSriUle,fnrt" 49, Nclic Nuh
idO baltimore NcNcIl WtulliytGl
,,@rrcinintc Sougcr unn galttmurc" Wiuils
iuQ, hclt -. (uIli, commemorative i'm o2Sclls
CHn-Farf".
,@inrHluub . g'adcr @crrtn" - Samitug.
nCn 20. Nuti. FltuiC nm SOmmcrn00tgltlt i'm
pI&citcno Barr.
@nrtrGOn5Cur:
Sonntn9 g,nbnlitluA - ,Eunioz9 il Barr.
MturinN gbtuo - ~GbluchlClHo in oJIperlioCs
Bart" NM a5cbcruI @lll Ynrt".
2lcnliu0 sIbeuO - gFuitcrlOns4Gri".
MtithDudb Nbcnb - gErui0a sin Barr.
Sunncr'luQ NuCub .Gurrotl Barr.
SrCitng glbcHo Clifton @urt".
Gdr-itno gbeno r&dlicrlon, QarI".
(SpuutuR9 bon . bis 7 llbr IbCuho.)
(9lH 2voWtuIulcil BON big 10 llDr gbeHoe.)
NrOgrumm fir bcutt.
TO- Rditcriun Vurt".)
MtOrih a@drbc on corps. ........G GuWbCrs
EuOcrtitrc uSO @u35u Guord". ........ I}uiiUt
selection ugSpnbiuuo" ............. .gtogro
gullct "a HIuCuu0u". ..... .... Futhf nCIl
rNiroo OF toe 6orcft" CEucil ihr Apci Ftcsolosl
ole Np. Ncrrrndn mo NtuC lSlClcr.
@cleiitnl .Gbc Nuricrtb WrtbC"...... 1HCiaru
Win in ibc SorCil". ........... .Mitducli2
Nrtcrntci}p ulbc Nnojnrt lrihC". ........ 1icCo
NFcinnicH ans Niurtbd" ........S lutulu
Ncrr }Sutcro Criuhi Die 3uburcr. hem
S6lnB oco GUn}crico tin zoo Crbebtl lllo ,EDc
Star Gpln9lc0 Banner" mil Grbritcr NCglcia
lima III iiuQcU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Staot Baltimore.

&nltimprcr, mcldDr Die CONNER
Wunntc nnfcrGnlb Der Stabt ucrbrin'
ncIl, f0nncn Den yGurrcipOnbrnt" nadl
irocnS elmer NorcIc III Den %crcinig.
ten StnNtcn, europa, Wcrifu uno
GunnOn 5nocidIift crgaltcn. Sic
Norriic mag 10 uft ais gcluiinidt &c.
Gubcrt luCr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
@crfnnfnpn Sniritnoicl

S~crtau pon Gpirttuo en-
am SonntuN. - Gin Gomitc 0t5
sgSirtbc Sdllt &creiuS" bate Qe-
tern cine llntcrrcoung nit NbCit
Snonn ErGijOent Der Epli5cibcb0rOc
mo Iogtc, 0oB ole idlumtll6cn Ait
glicocr 0icIcr NcrciniglnA bcrcit md
rem, nit Der Nplijci Ncb0r0c in Der
Gurdiiibutng DER SonntugS 0c.
le6e 5t coopcriren. Im nGdltcn
SonntoA miro WorlAol 6oruon lc;-
ncn EoIi5iIten Ororea gebcrL Ncriht
iIbcr ole Nirtbihoitcn SIT crltoitcn,
ole lbre Honlcullr bod)nc5ogcn bobcn.
Ben ionirt - 0lc YuIi5cibc.
boroc bat oieliotroncn Glen z. 6ricl
rn0 Mice S'Gonnell pcniionirt. Die
SubItitutc 6ruu Charlotte Gbi9bonr
mn 6rou Wlorp gScit purbcn 81 re-
gru1rcu WtotroncH II. 6rou State W.
ScB. Rr. 20222, Dit &omboroitrobc,
uno 6rnu MnrD Sprou, Nr. 1850,
&uuitrnBe, SIT Subititutcn crnonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

Tcbcn beu ncneiru Scpcidrn, sen GOfNlnndridtcn uUn bcutc,
ocm GnmOrHiidcn, OCn EOfnlnGdridtCn ans Gcnthlamo unO DER
SdnuciS aGcrEanb MiHcnamcrtGCm itcr Wnrtcn= nao %dcrbNn, Der
SUrtcbHu0 upm Gtuunn Scr Subu Der Snoar," mir0 Der murgcn
cidDctncMoc pSOmnto9s Correspondence hc fOlNrnOcn Nrticl NIB
GrjGbnn0cn cntbaltCn: yHdttcr Epis," SDrUlcr SMmUrcsfc un
1uSpli 8rcin}; gSm SGiian" non u. Is. $. Gictid; g1cbcr bic
3MitGuoc in Naiti"; Bic icnintiunCGc &rr1c ais Tulfscr;icbcrin"
TIM Etp S6ttder; ErGiOcnt 6alrrcs nni Mcicn; &nrioic 2cltn-
mcntc; NnefoOtc uon &aIr 6rNn} Spicpb; %crlincr &rici; Sur.
item GmpiGnNc; THritcn nno %elf; GtGbtiihc McprGicntationS.
SrGnmc; NNt %ramiirnno; &niNidc Sdnr; 6cncrbctottnna; Mud
cine YnSltCANNg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Seine GrinBmittcl

mcrbcn SIR S~critcaltng ocs YSolacc"-
@icrcS ans 6rco. 9alrrnidmiot's
.Nmeriean grencrp" permullbt, jpn.
bern baiiclbe miro ans Dem beiten
8opIcn lno Mal5 aebrailt oabcr
oie all9enncire 9elicbtbeit oieles por-
3iiglinen 9iercs. Site ST. 9rnue.
rel tt0t-112S Siacil Strabe. Eel.
Is. & 7. 364, no. 1871. (t73)
gdFe fHr's Mnstanb beiurst Q. Saline, Wr.
413, Eft.Haltiuure. ctr, uabe Sutton 4pnIe Nv,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

&nipeftor Grciton crird)t mcrOcn, ole
Bride 5u eonOcmmirct.
Sic Gocuin %rror0nun0
untcr5cihnct.
Gic Gocdin = &crOrOmlnN mlroe
Gcitcrn pom Mopor mtU5cidunct un9
trot 0iciclbe ioiort IN Strait. Gle
&citimmunQcn Der &%cror0nn8 mltrs
Ocl bcrcita int o0eutiNcu Gorrcipons
0c,tcn" ur4iiihrlid bcri6tct, uG9
0loltbt ser 4}r0iiocnt Der E0li3cibcs
h0r0c, OuB Dem utgcicBlidcn @dnorI
nit Gocoin in baltimore 0oOurd) ci!1
Gn0c 6crcitct Wcr0cn fam.
NtBcrocm mter}ci6netc MuDor
Wio6ool Die %%crorontn0, Olrdj Wcld)c
ocn Wiili3 GonlpoAnicn Gcitottct
miro, 1T iDrcn @uiicnbuIcn llntcc'
bcltum1crL @GQc mo otblctiid9
SMouitcuun0rn n~b3uboltcn, obrc Die
gcictlidcn @cbiIbrcn III bcjoblcn.
user 10 ir0 %ngcnicur?
Nm bic 6cnerbCh0rOc tritt bic Sra.
&c INNER udGcr, cincn %,SnQCuicllr iiir
0u9 81 crboucnbc 9i6brcuipltcm I'M
@cid1dit3picrteI SIT Crnclmcn, mo
miro Oicic Grncnmng in ocn uddlitcn
@oden gcmodt mcr6cn. IS BADEN
iid iolQcn0c &Crrcn iiir Oicicn EOitcu
gcnlrlOct: Ri6olu3 g. Sill, jim,
Tuncon Qil0cn ulto 6llcrtcl pom
Ncp. PORT :. e. GonIc @u 2lOum&,
9io6crt2 X Nbbott 50. mn0 0uuicl ..
NnnA5. &r. Sloon5 lit Elm M{itAlic0
scr 2lrhitcfteu Gommiiiiom Nulicl
9. Gangs ion ole &nooilirll10 0c5
WioporS, Gr- @oupcrncur5 Vroun II.
ou0crCr c~iniluGrcid]cr Gcmotrotcn be.
iibcn; bod 0clltcu ollie Hll}cihcn "a.
roui bin 0uB Sr. Sill Sen icttcn 9ii-
len crboltcn miro. &r. Sill mar Soi-
fer &llgclicltr inter N}upor @oopcr
mo fcnnt jcoc H66rc in 0cn Stru.
zen Nultimpre'a. GbpObl &r. Sill
jctt in Mcm Norf mobnt, lit cr ciu &C.
borcucr NnltimorCr, un0 iOu Ocriclbc
ser Stinmcu 0c8 GrGIi0cntcn Bar
rib luuo bc8 GommiiidrS Got6curt
iidrr iciu.
Ncuc TcuCruIurmf01tc ten.
Gle ScltcrbcN0roc orbcitct an ocn
Spc5iIifotioncn fir sic NhtiitcIrurg
bon $50 ucltcn SrllcruIorufGIicll, sic
ciniGc bchcutcn0c NcrbciicrlmQcn
iibcr sic ictigcn Nlormf1Itcn BADEN
mcr0cu.
g cupfIn5tcrung Scr TnN
cite un0 GoIpCrtitroEc.
StootiuNcnicur 6cnonu bat nit
Scr Niloitcrlng Der 6o0cttc- II, Sal
DcrtItroBc nm Oo3 @cridt5QcbGuoe
nit MeOino-S on0Iteinbl6dcn bcQon.
rcn mo mcrocn 0oourd sic lett na-
mcntIid bel NcNcn- mo Shncc>uct.
fer rmpniiirborcn Strobcn boiirutlid)
p%ulllrbQr mcr0tn,
Cine 6riIt Qcitcllt.
Stn0tprofurotor Nrrcc bat Den
Nnm1ltcn fir @nn. 80. GIocr, &0.
Sbcporo @rnou ul6 G6omo3. cine
6riit bis MoNto9 GornrittoQ # llhr
QcNc6Cm nm cine GntidciNrn1 ST
~trciiclL mas Tie in @ctrCii bca Con,
trottca iijr oic FiIoitcruma ocr9}orth.
Npcnuc, 5lpiihCn EoOior. unb -.
StroEc, 6cr an Worrcn 9rot6crS
ncrgcbcn m0r6cn 1T, 5r tbun gcocn-
fen. Wcnn bon Sen Nnm1Itcn big
0abin nitt3 gcid)icbt, miro 0r. 0rute
Sic @iirgihoit bon @orrCt brothers
n%nnc6nlcn mo Sen Gortroft ulltrrs
5cid)ncn loIirn. Sr. @rucr iprod obcr
Aic @eIiirGtunQ ou3, BOB elm Sin.
~holt8bcfcbl acQCn sic Il8fii6rulg
NcS G%ontrottc3 Om6 @orren 9ro-
tGtr2 BON Gl0cr crIonNt mcrben miro,
"a lid @nrrCl Nrotbcr3 poiitip &c
ipcidcrt bohcM Mrl. Cher cine 9lb.
iin0ung5iumme 5u bc}oblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
..Gnrmrnie.Enfc.M

0r.. Ala, Ncjt Sagettc- Strafc, aarl
Sdmiot, Snbabcr. SDrtmnnorr uno
W1rscm gier ain 3npf. Diners,
SumperS a Ia carte. Ter Summcr-
sarien iett fir bas Eublifum pffeu.
(apriI1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
SnrdJacbcnor EnrlursgS aggpnS nnb
Epndlrs nndl Yittsbnrnl.

Scr DEittaburg6 So8.grprcb" ser
EennipIponin Giienbnbn pcrl1Bt
ltnion-g o6nbof tt.12 MorgenS mo
trifit in @ittSburgb S llbr Ab0S. Gin.
Glinil5-2W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
S6cp. s. 1irncr & So.

GclitIdeS ul0 anoercS auslGnoi.
Ihe8 @el0 Defonit uib u%crfaltit.
8cloicnoun9cn beiorgt nad Geltidj.
lnno Scltreid), Nlblano II. i. n.
@cd)iel oisgeitelt auf auslonOiidc
0anfen. GreOitbrieic ulS Sropclcr5
Gbeoues.
217 Sit.gnitimprr= Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Sdliifsfnrtcu

Don nn0 nad europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Gcp. Dorf, aniiite oOcr 3miihclt.
bed. @tdid, a~liSldnoiiheS @elo,
Greoitbricic mo @cIbictoungcn.
Sbru. 6. Iieuer & 60,
Nr. 2fI Sit.Saltimpre. Strafc.
d
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
gNd)tct AMI nnier Mad)stbum."

@oggons fir Maibington jebe balbe
Stn1oc allf Den .Hunft.~ @eber in
Moibington, nod anltapolis lit cs
ii6tbig, 5l eeben ODER autiden at
nietben.
(@ai15@ nSie Glcftriide 2inie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

8oiicn6nnic3. Scit &o6rm lit Sr.
2inOen ollh MitNlie0 0c2 n0eitiNcn
0ricGCrbunoca." Nua scr Gbc linn
Gle iin0 Die GeiOul S0bue Soiepb
mo Gomoro 2iuOen 9ciOc moDn6oit
III &oibin0ton :, s., bcrporgc0un-
gen. 9toN Dem Cooe icincr critHt
Satin ginN Nr. Sin0cn bic Che nit
Sri. @il6a Grimm Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
@iafOmmen, Imrucr!


Gle &orbltt Ger 6routflrtcr Hciic-@c,
icli6oit bcrcita bcutr }lbcn0 bier
crmortct. - Gos Gmpfun03.Gu.
mite Scr bieligcn &crcinc nit Den
arrangements fcrtIg. - Gin bcrj-
lihcr Gnlpfong in Sidt,
reut 0cit! Sp 1.It oc9 gofunGe,uOrt,
Ont 3cill ju ic0r Siulot.
@gi peili 70 5I,1ts pon 6tt ~ 0rt.
Go ibnlt'S dils ,.ller l%JtltllnC."
6riid uu0 flar crfDuug ser 9tui ser
(urncr nohbem lltcr &oriiB 0c9
(lwncra &olti3 Spiimum bic Qrn1cin-
ihoitIjdc Sibun0 oc> GrcfutiD- Gomi-
tc'2 nit Dem Yicnic Gomjtc I'M YNcit.
GnO.&ort" iih pcrtoatc, in ser iro6cn
3uDcrlid)t, Dab ollc n0tbiNcn &orbc-
rcitunAcn g~ctroiicu inn, I'M Den mad
6ranfiltrt %rGiicnOcu (lWucrn nGd)itct
Gicnitug luO Wiithpodl bier Den }hti
cuthult nl0Alid)lt uuQcnCbm }t mo-
dcl. (lrncr MorijH %uomig iiibrtc
0o2 FrototOu lnlh ais Der &orlibCr
oc9 Undertakings GonIitc'2 bcrid)tc
te, BOB Die @cionQocrciUc oNrion,"
oGb0lIO" mo oWio}0rt W}Gnucrd)or"
nti frcuuolidc Mct'r lire Nct6cili
on, K,,,,f.- ,,,.N -,,.,,,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20
Tlnd)t ms Srnicits.
6ron Surab NoicutGol foot in ibrcr
@o6nuulg Mr. 1911, 2inocn 9tpc.,
Nui1cilm0cn. - Coroner NolOmiu
conitotirt ScIbImuoro ourd) Sin.
ot6lncn pom 2Cltd)tgo&.

>n ibrcr NobnunO Nr. 1871, Gin.
oCn- NpCnuC, mrr0e ON GnuUcr1t0G
9Ibcno 6rnu Sorob Moientfol foot
ouilciunbcn itn0 Coroner Si(n3
@uI0luin cntiGicb nod l%lntrriud)ull0
0cS Sales, 0ob lie i6rcm 2ebcn 0urd
Ginotbnlcu Don @o3 obiidtlid) elm
GnGc Gcmod)t 6ottc. 6ruu Hoicntbol
It0n0 I'M NItcr bon 80 SoGrcn mo
mnr 0ic @ittpc Sos pronlincntcn
G%utfmunnc2 Somucl Noicltbul. Sic
Gintcrl0bt Sic i~olacn0cn &inocr:
$3.50. Charles, &iftor, 9cniomin, M
ircO, Wiiltor, Or. 0}cIuin NoicnthoL,
6rou Or. &cnucl @cb in @}clu Yprf
unO 6ruu NiorriS &obu. Sic Beer
oi8ltnG iinOct morQcn friib lmt 9 lt6r
BON ibrcr g2obnunG ans ullf Scr
oSbcb SGalnmsGemetcrp" ltntt. Hub-
bincr 0r. @n1. Nolcnou pom Glltom.
E(occ Scnlpcl miro 0cn (rulcrgottcS-
oicHlt lritcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-20

Zen @emiibunQcn hcS StoOtrotb@-
niitglicOea Scnrp gSiencirlo lit Is i'll
uerounfeL onB Die @titgIicoer Der
ii10tlid)en Sidcrbcits . 9cb0roe belt.
It Iormittog 11.45 an Der 9riite
iibcr @lupnna Jtuh i1n 3uac Der Gre
oerid gpenlte cine Situllg obboltcn
iuerben. Spate Der 3ultano Der
Bride ais lebcnsgefdbrIih fir 4oi.
iantcn eeiunoeu lperben, miro @au.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04

Hanapepe-H. H. Brodie, Mabel
Hastie, J. HASTE, NJ. HASTE, A. R,
Lennox, Mrs. Brodie.
Waimea Omsted. Mrs L
Wright, Rose Aea, Miriam Kauhane.
Paia-W c. Crook. Miss de Lima,
Agnes Pieper, Mollie Cummings.
Ulaino-Robert Beniamine.
Hana-Mrs. Frain, Mrs. John Me-
deiros, Mr. J. Medeiros.
Kipahulu-W. w. Taylor, Mrs. Tay-
Tor
Keanae-Abel All You.
Kaluaaha-Mrs Anabu.
Pelekunu-D. P Kapewa.
Wailau-Emma Kane.
Kamalo-Mrs. L. Dudoit.
Ka1aupapa-John T. Unea.
Hanalei-Miss F. Deverill, Chin Kim
Amona. Mrs Ali
Kilauea-Gladys Richard, Mrs Hud-
dy. Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs Yanagi-
hara.
Hanamaulu-Miss Mumford, Miss
Lottie Jordan, Miss NJ. Ellis.
Huleia-
Koloa-John Bush, Mrs. Blake, Ellen
Kalawe, Mrs Kula.
Kalaheo-MabeI Sumter, Miss Bessie
Fox, Mrs. Abbey
MakaweIi-Miss E. Cameron, Miss
L. K. Iaukea.
Kekaha-Miss Finkler, Ahfung On
tai. Miss G. Fassoth.
Mana-D. Prigge.
NiIhau-S. KahaIe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-04

Waihee-Mrs. Austin, Miss L. LAM,
Hattie Maule.
Waikapu-Miss 2. Rogers
Kahului-Moses Kauhimahu.
Puunene-Miss A. J. Gait, Miss n.
Daniels.
spreckelsville- sabey, Miss Pc
plowski.
Makawao F. w. Hardy, Irene
Crook, Rose Crook.
Hamakuapoko-Mis NJ. E. Fleming,
Ethel Smith, Nellie Smith.
Kihei-Manuel Anjo, Joseph Anjo
Huelo-Mary Miller.
Halehaku-Miss Scholtz.
Keakoa-D. Kapohakimohewa Mrs.
Kapohakimohewa Ellen Copp.
Nahiku-W. A. Yeate.
Haou-R. o. Ogilvie, Miss Kawaiaea
Kaupo-Mrs. MARCEL, Sam Kaiwiaea.
Kalae-Ellen Sobey.
Waialua-A. K. Cathcart.
Halawa-Matthew Kane.
Kaunakahakai-M. D. Kaai.
Haena-Mrs. VIM. Keawe, Miss Tit
comb.
Koolau-Mrs. L, NJ. Mesiek, Miss
Huddy.
Kapaa-Cyril o. Smith. Miss PHI.
Miss Aloiau, Miss Wheeler, Jennie
Keamalu, Miss Medjell, J. Bettercourt.
Lihue-J. B. Alexander. Mrs. Alex
ander, Mrs. Jennie Smythe. Miss D.
Sheldon. Miss H. Sheldon, Mrs. Kau-
ILL.,
Anahola-W. J. Ioena.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-28
DEATH AND RUIN
CAUSED BY STORM
FATALITIES NUMBER ABOUT
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY.
Forty six Towns Report Serious
Wreckage-1,200 People More
OF Less Injured.

Atlanta. April 2G.--Thc death list
III the storm Of Friday and Saturday
which swept over the south will reach
. approximately $50. with practically
I full details from southern and east
I ern Georgia. where lhc wind, rain and
flohliniMy did lis worst work early
Saturday and late Friday.
Another severe electrical storm
struck Georgia today, but so FAR as
known there were no fatalities and
little property damage.
The Death list in Georgia stands at
approximately 30 with a heavy loss
III farmin" districts to property. The
crop damage is small.
Rrpor!, are stills coming from
norihcrM Alabama. paris of MISSISSIPPI
pi and l"uiSiana. but the list Of dead
is moi materially increased.
With probably POO persons injur-
ed. possibly half hundred towns
DAMAGED thc story of ruin is told.
The cnN,Unnir1S which suffered most
were woolrn bull, villages, the ma
iority "t' chem with a comparatively
small rnmbcr Of inhabitants. Wind
caused the greatest havoc and negro
residents form The larger proportion
Of dead and injured.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-28
Death and Damage.

New Orleans. April 26.-Thc totals
Of deaths. misery and ruin caused in
four Southern States by Fridays
tornado come 10 hand in approNi-
matclv correct form. Briefly stated
they are:
Killed, aboai $50: injured, pain
fully or seriously. loo: homeless.
several /; nu,AN4: towns reporting
>"yinr> y 'rrliAM". lG: habitatinn, and
business house; practically complete
ruins IN these towns. about 300.
The above figures do net include
The wrccka"c OH plantations and
farms. ,corcs of which were struck
and damaged. The number of dead
will never be known accurately for
the reason that about 800 Of them
Were negroes "nd thu were buried in
many communities without careful re-
cord being made Of their number
While some OF The first reports @ivin"
apparently. -cliahlr death lists have
since proved untrue. nevertheless re-
m",c pIars which were la:r in report
;n% their dead have served 10 hold the
doa.h iii uniformly around $50.
The Nnnn"r in which this death list
ha~ or-Nn for tw" days in spite Of
runIiMnul >ubtraclionS from early re-
Horts Aa~ been Il melancholy index Of
III" interstate scope Of the disaster
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a AdNertiGed GcttcrS

l.rtt2rS rcmaiNin: in ,hr ?"<joflicr
"l N""Nrrrv. :. e.. tor week rmIiNg
April p. 1905.
Miss Emma E, ~cld.
D-MrS. K. NJ. Dean
Er-~DaiSN &.
Miss Ma"-ir Gra.1n?. 81. r. G..
Griffin.
H~~AIr>. Caroline lfi''cr.
J-AlisS Oivnthia Jones.
l.-AIr>. Millir Lir>cnmb.
M-Alr>. R">alrr Malccum.
Mr. II. l.. M"nl4r"mrry.
Pr. q. Porter. NJ. William Pope
R-M>> Sal!ir Robinson. VI. Rvand
S-Mr. ". =. >>uhrr. Na.,ir Shrr-
lock. Mr.. NaNUr, Settler. G. McG.
Smith. Priscilla Stakes.
r Mrs. t,u'a Too,.
PcN>"U> ca':u" f"r these l'r1rr, will
please say lhar lh,v were advertised.
Cha>. j. purrrI!.
i. VI.
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TWICE A WEEK. ST.. so A YEAR

Mr.. MorSal responded very happ1ty
when he had overcome his astonish-
m1nl. That concluded the afternoon
session and The convention rcccdcd
from business to meet 1T the Colonia
Ut 9 p. m.
Several matters Of Importance were
acted upon yesterday by the State
Bankers association when the cont
mlttcc on resolutions made its report
through Mr.. f.. =. Grce OF Charlcs-
tom. The convention adopted res
"lutlon approving the rerommcnda-
ton i'll the presidents address with
references t" the banks Keeping ID
per cent reserve.
The committee made IN unlavora-
bic report on Col. McColl's rcsom-
ton with reference to the connection
between the u>Sucial ION and Il certain
indemnity company Of BALI imurc. The
committee 5 recommendation WAS re-
Jcclcu on motion Of Mr.. Stackhousc
and Il substitute adopted rrrerrin" the
whole thing 10 the new executive
committee. There seems to be som,
rau>cS for dissatisfaction somewhere,
NUl when called upon 10 tell the con-
V>nti"n III" real trouble. Mr.. McColl
W"nld only say lhat BE- opposes the
convention doing amy Insurance hu~i-
Hess, ~ this contract undertakes TO
do.
The committee throu.h Mr.. ". A..
Clark. presented re>oluiun which
wa~ adopted. ur9in~ IA" Southern
! tianNrrN association /" appeal to
congress /" pass IN ar, for The Great
IN" Of currency commission and en-
d"r>in" Hon. Il. Goodwyn Rhctl for
membership ON that commission.
The convention adopted Il resolution
thanking" Mr. b. Harris. Of Pcndlcton
president Of the Farmers union. for
he addrr>S Of Thursday and declaring"
iii" hrIiri &. t.. y nc;Ntior in The
intrrdrpc =, ,.....' e.. 9. .r:.,. ...
tn" banks. u, :. 80. = wi -.
trrl and IL 49, t'lr farmers. was The
sense Of th, 'o '.l H..
The :; .,n;,... :.~"lu'i. d, .I
! thanks wr..
Hrt"r, ad.i"uruin@. the a~~oriatio.
through tn" secretary. SEM -r,rt;n4~
t" The New Jersey a>~ucra'>uN. uuv in
session. ana .J>" Expressed IL upprr~
cation "f Kind nr~>a"r~ from the
North Care lima a>~"riali"n. which
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',y -" ''."N' "neic 'iey were
ii'' wv 0''', o'"s.i"e-
'"'' '''''' VI "'''N"Sc
% "'''''" pI'S~,'' were o"r.eo'
wv, w o". '',, :" " n,, "" eSe'l'i'S "l.n-
''' ''"'" "' ','''se' "''''''
'"'' 'N',''''" '''"' ,'' were "''S'.
-, '''',',''''''' 80, i"c '"'''eS .:
~, wv "I''' 'I'" ''7''''' 'e''s' '""
v.;,1, ,,a I>'' '"',', -, '''" "'"S W s'''''
M '". w. VI '|e "l'i'I' "''A - 49,
''Pi," viz '"' ''''''S 'e'"W
- ~ '' r' 'e" u, '''''' H'''c save"
~ '."''''
N'"'S WITH the accounts Oh Sullcr-
lux ''''" ro''- '"H recllalS OF re-
caI1.: ' M',', >i.'''''' "a "''''' ''''
A. ,,n;, =, ,, 49,,
,,,,.,,.,'r ,l,s ',.' INV ~! "''"
I'l I;,,>,, ~ ,'" i'1' 0'',s ''
no.,s hana , :.,,,,:'i ' w. ,"''''''V'. ,,' ~, " "'-
Ono e a., ,:. -, '"',' ,,'''"''"'
.,. a., .1,:,':' '.'t'"e ''''''t'''
sLn,t ~ ''''' - ','''I 10
h,,t H., ,,, ''' CIV. '''" u"' "'o'S'
rnn,, ho n.;m, ''''' ~ ,i'e "'''"S :.
,,,a ,r w.. ~"
,,,u, md 49, ,v;,; ''., VI .'''
,r ,;,.a ,,1 -
=, ,.,.... r,,.,.,,,, -,
,,,o!o ,,, H.. 80 '''''-''
u;,.. !, ,r,r. a. '.;,I ~, ''' "''
;r,,nol o,nr ,,,o l;,,;,. ,,I,, '''''''',
w..,i ,,i ,Lo n,>,.;t> 1 g.
v.h;., :, o,,,orol ,c,,.,
hor.o which or,,r an. -. ,,.' ",',, '
about, followed ,),rou,h thc ,x;t ,,l-
en- hv The calf Tho thrco cb;)dron
sought refuge unTcr tha d;n;uo. toh,o
and M m, !, ,,,o r,or, ,., ;,;,,o,
Relief Measures.
Tod,, L,,. h,o ,c
u>.,s ,h,,,,nlout ,ho oa.,',, m ,.''''.' ''','
IN. rr;nnI t,,n.n,' ra', '','. ' "':': 80 y
bv thousands of sn,.,,t,rs ,or,
many Of whom went with = E, ,,w dol
lars in their rocErts ia l;str;hr,,
>mon-. the needy. SHEDS m,rc from
ihr wrcckayc have b,con7c tlo
homes Of hundreds. Small n,r,;cs nr
men ON hor>rbocl, h,vo no,,, ,hr,r,l,
country dist taking inventories
of the assistance needed and rendering
aid where il WAS most necessary. Al
least dozen relief funds have been
N"r''' !" as many cities and towns.
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STACKHOUSE PRESIDENT.
D. D. McColl, Vice President; John
M. Kinard, Chairman Execu-
tive Committee.
Th,, State. o.1lh

fu 'iiirti> ol the NoUlll (arOllla
i}ankcrS' association for the wear
1905 90.
I. b. S,ackhou>r. president.
ID. ID. McColl. vice president.
Giles l.. Wilson. secretary and
treasurer.
Executive c"mmittct--.Ino. NJ.
kimard "i NrWbrrry. chairman;
l:mSlir Nicholson OF Union. \. T..
PaT-yrlt Of Ed2rlirIh, Wilson G. llar-
Nry OF Charleston and c. }. Shannon.
Jr.. Of Camden. and the president.
vice president and secretary.
Delegates to the national asSncia-
ti"n-B. \. Morgan. Il. GOODWIN
Rhttt. Bright Williamson and j, c.
Self.
AltcrnatrS. rrSprctivrIy--G. l..
Kicker of Sumter. x. X. MrDonald
OF Charleston. Cha>. y. Jones of Lam
easier and Perry Brat>ir Of Grrrn-
Vile.
+. W. Robertson "r Columbia was
elected Il member of the executive
r"Nnc'. "f tn" ual!unl association COLI
diil"nrd upon This State having Il
membership Of 100 in the national as
sociation.
The election "f officers was made
upon the recommendation Of the COM
mittrc on nominations. which was as
follows: f.. W. Robertson. j. p. GAS
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y lie mnvt travel with some rapid
IiT in order TO avoid being matted.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-28

New Orleans. April 2G.--Thc totals
Of deaths. misery and ruin caused in
four Southern States by Fridays
tornado come 10 hand in approXi-
matclv correct form. Briefly stated
The Somerset reporter., 1908-07-30
An Acrobst's Dilemma.

The acrobats of the music halls have
no end In view except to cause amuse-
ment, But suppose one should meet
them in ordinary lifef Mr. berkeley,
the proprietor Of London hotel, was
In his office about 9 o'clock one cyGi-
ing when he heard knock at the
door, while a voice, which seemed to
express pain. cried Open" Mr.
Berkeley obeyed, but a cry Of horror
escaped him, and he almost fell back
ward. He saw before him, rolling on
the ground, topsy turyy, a kind Of hu-
man ball which was walking upon its
hands, with the head twisted round
eyes protruding and neck contorted.
Il did not wish to alarm my neigh
bors," gasped this extraordinary be-
ing--it was a contortionist from a cir
Gus who had been practieing in his
room-"but cannot unlock my leg
from behind my neck, and unless you
can help me l am afraid it is all up
with me-"
Mr. Berkeley disentangled the aero
bat, who fell exhausted on a chair. lie
had descended twenty stairs upon his
hands in this position.