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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

o~usbssoblt Miro. Die bura GsIo5u'
nsnsuns erm5slihtt bshere erna9T
runa osr riaenoen Riitter. bic hdno1stf
6ratIihe geobahtuns bss 5au9ltngs
lDirs oas gefinOen Der @spen ginltiJ.
5esinfluHen unD 10 Der eridredsnoen
Sdualinas Ferblidteit rirtiom G5HJ
balt thun. - Wie 9ieles b!eibt unF
NOD mad SisIsr Riatuns su thu7'
iibri9!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Der SOnntassbOts.

Entered tine post-OHce at Milwaukee, WIS
and admitted for transmission through the mans
0tsecond-class rates
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Sn G~rsdn5ltng ieines leBtD5mieen
SaateRbeItdnos5erihts bat oas hats
liiIhe Bureau oes MISUNDERSTANDING
den Deportements User ben Stand
elmer @n8abl aneerer 8obeneseagniFe
am 1. Stunt 1908, i'm 8ergleif NIT
Dem am l. SUM- 1907. folgenoe 3ab4
lenansaben esrnuht: @eioegrus, 97.7
eeseH 800. Rlse 96.7 gegen 1916, ql-
fulfa $50 segen SOL @epfel So eaert
sol. 9iirIide 70 oeesn 37.4, Rtbme4
IoHen 81.9 geseR 72.7. 0oFsrmelonsrs
S1.1 sesen 74.4, Weibt0H 90.4 esssr
S4.3 5pie6eIn 92.1 ossen s7.9I
3uterrebr 91.5 gegsn ola, 3uderiiz
Sen S6.2 sesen SIS, 6anF $50 oeaeua
SCI Den @eiammttpertb Der balri4
gen Grute in ben Der. Siaaten i6ish
Das Departemeut duf m~iuoefens 5000
UlJaionen Dollars DIR Gbef I'm na-
tlliiiaen Bureau fost: ,Que anasihen
Ssntsn oaseHbIi6Iia ouf eine aisisns
ernie"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
, HIIsrIsi Intsrsssantss.


- 8rgan's 5ieg in Deu0n 1T nun
ouBer uIer 5rase. Qug ieinem 6uuptz
gudrtisr in 9incOln qpiro gsmel0r. 0aB
jest 697 9elesaten sur bemotrotiiaen
Qationafconbentton in 9euDer duf Jpn
berpflihtet fnb. Dies iino % Slim
men mebr, als sur 3peiorittslmebrbeit
.erfopoerIid iino.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

0ab man bsutsutage in Teutih.
lono teiH glittel uH8sriutt IIBt, oas
{ur 50roeruHs Der 80iisp0bliabgt
tausli6. bepe en- Sic Wutterbes
ratbungs HeIIen, Die bic Staois
~oerpaItuns 4arnberB CUR Be
iampIune Der in Der o;tt6eoolierien
SHoHtrieftaot beionoers hart herpprs
treteHoen SausliRss tsrblihteit ms
9ebeH g~srufsn Sat. Sn 5 Oer16ieosnen
tsottheilen rerosu is 2mal uohent
llt eurh acr3te. lie obns GHtsslt F6
IN oeH Tisuit osr Sohe fsueu, an Gle
Muttsy. aleihDiel. cb Te lire RiHoey
ielbH R6hreH ooer nitt ~tofenfreie
Qustuuit uno Ratbi3ldse srtaeilt.
Sine Gdym9er3lgeS hnsitsr paitst aus
iamnsn NIT elmer gufFbts0ame In
Der oieier Ufu.isvberat6uHs aeGen
4mtes Sc G~asfisruns ser Wlrcrs
uunsen 81 IbeyUadeH uuo Sen W
tern 6egot5euo sur isits su rs5,
surltseH ai4snoeH Watttrn ssr
udsrt re Stcet cuheroer ra
riels uater asuHs. ot Ed ,u 7R
BD6sa egHEeet uHs cCn5b.rg
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Der 8rduertoe in milndutes bat
in ieiner @runoIaberil1ruRa @eoanz
fen ausgejprOden, oenen fein pers
niiuftiger 8urser u~nieres Qanoeg
ieine riidbaIttoie 3ufimmuns pers
iogen miro. Der @etrdntebanosl foa
in oronuu3smdBjgsr 0eiIe aereqeIt
uno ale unseIuuoen 4uauidIs. bic
ifm anBaften. ioleu bc'eitiat irereen.
Aue Wlrtbe, peIte ibre Qpcale Dem
Cater ais SummslpIaB bieten, poer
Die 3runteRboloe uoer WinbeiGbz
rtsen seiitise getrdnte oerdbfolaen.
iolen Die @erehtfame perlieren.
4fe9r piro Elm ebrli9er 9reuno nab
rer UldBlgltit toum DerIunQen f6nnen.
- 4u9 gessn ben Treat" llnFuo. eiz
neH Der geneinialoii6iten mo eleths
5elt15 ~oulgdriten Der llebelftdnoe beg
anerioaniideH SuloongeldGftes, aeasn
pelhen 5stdnntIia tiir3Ii6 aut Bic
Stlaisosrbdnoe Der oeutIhen Eatholis
den gereine oaH 9~enuTuloanien UNI
Nlstoniin 5teuun9 senommen ba5en
ipre4sR ih Die grauer aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

14a 5unssrt 5eibentinbsr, nix
Gina in .Sopan oosr China. Ooer Pei
ben Qseern 1oer aofisrn, fons fern
braussn i'm 0eutf6en Rsi6e, in bel
eit6aupffuot Berlin iin0 re 81 Pins
sen. mad BEN jiinsiteu 8eridt) Del
gerIiner Snuloeputation Itebeu 1885,
$50 epanaeiiihen, 22,296 tat6oli den
uno 4190 iioiihen 56ultinpern f447
unastaufts aiu6er segeniber. felt BEN
@oriahre cine 3uHdbme I'm DO WdA
reno trDb oss grpBea 3I5uses bon onl'
zen Die fatboldfen 4iaoer sessnabe1|
Dem 8oridbr MIR un $40 proc, pig
eOaRseIiihen gar nur UNI 0,41 groe
sueenommen baben, lit bic 3a6l beg
lnsetauften nm 1857 groc. gsitiesens
Gin trduriges 3eugnib fir bic GHtf
pidluns Der mOperneH @rOBfaotl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

SIN 8eiIein pieler bepDorruotnbeu
@oDoodten uno BEG 9unoes3enerdIauz
nails gonoparte besannsn am Is.
OIs. i'm 9unoestreisgeri6t in p6iIdz
belpbta Dpr ben 8ibtern Ddqes. gufs
uRb grdp Die 4rgumente in
Gem 8erfa9ren, fpeIhes bic Reaierunq
se9en bic iieben toblefG6reR6en eiiens'
bdbnen eiHgeleitet bat. behufs Grpirs
tens zines ginbalts6efshls, pel6erj
oteIe SabHen perbinoern fol-, i'm smig
i6enfootliden 6anoeIg0ertebr 6ortA
t06le ans 9ruben gu bef0r6ern, an
oeHen ie seI6GftIi5 isIbH intereHirt
iiuo. Der prpceB rpuroe ouf GruuS
Der nSOmmOoitb" ~gtauiel hes 6e6s
burn'f6en @eiebss onbdnsis aemqh
unb pisb Don ben GObIenbd6nen G{f's
6eftielie betdmpit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

DIE g%eulenpef in San 5rdncisz
co TIT uuterbriidt, bant ben iofort uno
nit GROCER Gnergie ~getrpffenen MtaB>
regeln. llnsIeih ernFer ffeiut bic Sis
tuation obsr in 8ene3ueId sa fein: bic
qeit bat bort ni6t natglaTen, lie
iheint cher ned METER I'm iib an Qrsis
fen. uHsebeusr Iinb bic 9pfer, bic bic
peIt in BEN leBten 10 yabren geforoert
Eat, man tann lie MIR nd9 bunoerts
tauieHOen 5dbten. Dabei Fno unTere
l9dfen Der ginI dleppun9 gu jsOer 3eit
.disseIeBt. Ter @ertebr 5ipii6sn sen
Ger. Staaten uno W1itta s9lmericd
p6hft. namsntlia ieitoem Der plRus
ma=@anl gebaut fpirb, fortpdbrenO,
uno oisier ltmitano ALIEN Iheint
iaarfe Ianitdre Shubmabreseln nos
tbtg 81 MAIDEN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Ulan ifdBt, oaB etpa 1000
Mdtroien pom unierem Atlaniii6en
uno Dem PacificgsfHpaber pdbrenb
Des 4RfentbaIts oieier S6iffe i'm fiios
Iiden California Delertirt fno. 90
3a3lrei9 ino bic Delertionen eeporz
ben. DAP an gorb Der SdifFe Recrutis
r%ungsitationen eingerittet nuuOen.S sic
Seeleute parpen in ben RiifentGOten
10 gaitfreunoIi6 ouIgenommsn, Dag tie
u~n3ufrie0en fpurben unO has 2e6sn auf
Dem 2aHoe Dor5ogen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Die 6ti4DobIsu FIR ben brsubi
lbsu Sduotae bo6tn bag u~rfpriinoIi1
@rasbniB nentQ atdnbert. "a FnS &
oRlei4t euh Z SocseIem1frot,n ~.
Ddhii; has Reiultat m e;nem ben 60
SialnleH gun isen Se3irf 1T NOD nid
os'aHn.. DIX QoleK babtR 3 9srtre
~ aie7, ais in lebten 2anttoa. 81,
eE'seaisn Gonieroatpen ipoor c6
a,e'E re lie ar acFsn Der li6srolsr
~ 7-sa eTrsnseH- Sonh IND biz
~sRH5aRstH rein berfoRlia.
5aai3 6iIaer5oue FRo nab,
.s' Fse oon ~ao2g5im1, Srpon. a.
l'saHae. lHs Dcn Den Madanihsft,s
'fa go o1ai i5r qaen eirasist
e! 9ouosSaeur Der groDius sat IN
s''t 0sH 6l'sisHsar9of eebsssa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

= Sdritts CUR genaltfomen Gntt
eianung Der qolen in ben preuBIiden
0itmdrtsn fin0 ourn bic RegierunJ
Breuben's Idon eingeleitet poroeni
Die CUR gef5rOsruug Der @ermonif
rung oisIer qrcpiHseH eingeieste gDgha
million bat ibre arbeiten bssonnkn.
inoem he in ben @e6ieten bon 9ofens
8romberg, W6arisuner0er, uub Dana
gig BON benz groBbeiiB Oes pOlHiiheg
QoeIs Bitten fertiete. 9ractil6 srf
freft Fh Die Sbdtisteit Der GpmmiIa
ion ouf ben sdn5en 8roBbsiib OsIa
4oeIs, uno oues @runeeigenthuu5
bag Der 4oel in ben IeBten Sabren Ti&
erDor5eH, tommt enter Ods Gntsigs
nun9sgeies. Tim gu psrbiH0ern, baB,
ibre 9dnoersien an bsItI6e aniie0IsIl
ibertrdgeH psrDen. grtffsR bic pOlni&
lhen Qoeligen CUR Gift uHD tbeilteH
bic gr0beren Qdn6ereisn in ilsine qars
ceaen, I'm lie an pOlniIhe 6drmer 3H.
0erpdhten. Man giHg babel BON beE
MeinuHg aus. DAB Bic BeIiBer Ooh
tIsinen @arcellen, nen;gItens Oorldufi5
nod, niht beIGItigt pirbsu. DoM
aud 0ieIer plan oerfeblt feinsp 3ngf,
oenn bic gommiTion BAT dngstinbYst
baB lie is0e qarcelirung DsrhinbsrR
perOs. 9ie qifregnIg inter ben pOIt
niihen Q~ano6eiibsrn lit infOlgeoeFeH
i'm fetsn Maaien begriffen. {
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Sn Der Republit 9dndmd nirs
fortan fem WG9Lbetrlg msbr 0us
Qeibt, fein giirger NIT @endIt obey
6interliH Tetnes Gttmmrehts beg
raubt uno fein Ganbibot bineins
cesGblt Deroen biirfen. QrdijOenA
RooIeoelt hat burh hen Rriegsfecrstd1
Saft ietuem 4mtsssnoFen amdoO5
Don 9ondm6 tur3 undO biinbio antiH4
bigen laFsu, boB bic Regierund bed
Der. Stadten bic uuantdit6arttit bed
@epublit Banana eepdbrleiItet, unb
folglih nur cine geIebmdBt9e' Rssie1
rlug bieIer Republit anertenren fdnH
Die bort be~oorItebenoen 9rdFpentenl
urS gongreBpa6Isn miiBten oesbutdl
in eArlider 8siie DOR iib sdben. Se5
Der 9sriu1, bic Wablen sI beeinilul!
len Ooer auf gelpdltIame DeiIe big
8oItsitinlme 81 unterOriden, piuDe
Elm Ginidreiten Der Der. Stooten sud
6oI9e boben, I'm gu berbinoern, ban
bic in unebriider @d6l cher burG
Ginidibterung @rpGbItsn DON ibre1
@emtern geiiB ergreifen. lin se1
riiitet 81 isin, BAT bic 8unbesregierunJ
ii6 DeranloBt geIeben, cine 4btbeilun3
BON 200 MariReioIoaten nab oems
mus az ienDen. Gin peiteres Det0he4,
meni BON 500 Mann itebt in 8ersit4
iddft, jeoen augenblid mad bort ges
pOrFen gu perDen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

ie@ef6dftsfd6ru 8.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06

It,
- ~ ~
When country
Diamond Head there
villa land be the
of the beach
market in
work OF broken
hce That thing will of
will line of seaside bungalows
You'd the Diamond Head mortar battery clear Nu bay With boulevard
behind homes, Waikiki,
track, what
Heads will be well settled Makiki
practically years funny but
center HOnoluu
& y
voecounting system gives
chance monkey with
Those 5 suffering
and
know what do The stricken housewife likely
n whom she leave
her natural instincts both forbid her take
has If anybody help
elines perhaps
outside of her
the from her unhappy ngb of
herself and her brood all
thin and has bad look the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06
rssrSssSssSSSssSrE S*ssSsSE***ssS
A German Artificial Paving Stone


crushed basat other similar
small percent
of hydraulic
blocks then subjected
specially which
The blocks then permitted to
remotely process furnishes the
VulkanOl
show broken
fedspar
withstand all the ordinary
crushing dsintegraton
durable natural much
ixineh
$ while lighter
foundation madam regarded ample On concrete foundation
ordinarily sufficient
feunda o thickness preferable.
Oseftng
filth
penetrate below; readily
by other
also made that be readily fitted to
automobile roadways
tiles sidewalk
where required grades other
driveways Wurzbu Munich
Bremen, Cologne Bamberg elsewhere
with this material is said be in this
when asphalt is Used 1t is claimed however that asphalt
is
latter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06
DECEMBER
HAwAII's OPPORTUNITY.

bet herself to second the effort Of the
by meeting the Acting Governor to bring to HaWa the So sum
thousand is with its animated
colleges government experts IN al heS
of science instructors of science
with list
sinto well afford to cultivate
of body men
A A A results observations INTO the
the lecture platforms throughout the united
This kind angle
the Philips
the expert remembered profit industry
them the ground by the
in every line investigation will
invitation to the Asso-
favorable will royalty
offered halls
Many
aeeep
the
steamship
considerable
finding satisfactory solution to this question
A A A should reinforce the
arguments aeceptby Hawaii meeting for the
certainty of hotable entertainment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06
Commercial News
By Charles l.. Rhodes.

The striking incident
the sae yesterday
the transaction these
last sale reported the exchange
a
New
The the 1io railroad
the likely that
is quite possible company,
negotiable quantity
quotation for is
Railway
hundred dollars yesterday Railway
stock with offered that recorded the
change $1O2675 based
military development already
which will within greatly
of the nothing Harbor
progress sharp
artillery, regiment infantry, signal corps
bring immense
Habor
development Pearl Habo win bring, well
to the securities 0 this railroad.
This o the
n
collections
which is in these
Continued
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06
Small 7 alks

playing wentyone
applicants in
Sherif's
ROAD SUPERVISOR CUDINTINsI
visor in eleven knew that a ho-lved
the English American language
be
an eightstory building going downtown
sHEBAI that the
able discuss the Nkk
the standpoint of a broad citybeautful idea.
MANAGER WILLIAMS ism express
S of
ninety cent carload lots has been withdrawn.
JOHN I japanese.
nab thing learning japanese that the themselves
understand their language when talk it to them
opposition against now,
the Federal building the
they making today.
of the
Commerce who recently
Chambers of Commerce. had
n mewhowa
Alexis went aboard the French manwar the only Hayti
retired of
AsEFoRD-The anniversary
little
about i As Lincoln "citn world
products
we IN town.?
NJ ALNTYl received
tLan myself but he writes
here that
fellow
motive fireman who had his lunch
started in from the bottom
brought to his
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06
- ss.sT.sSE~sSSSE
Making Democracy Fashionable

Frank Leslie IS


of
of
the United
East the Berlin Zeung There
of
and ng o Republican party
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06

How the Line Officers Oppose Steam
Engineering Magazine

As
his Secretary of the Navy Bore time
Admiral
the
he authority
better under sail The neency
apparent the
the
with the mutiaed of
his influence
he still
by About
being built the dear old then
mi and said that the plans wrong
y auxlary SAL power In his judgment they should
SAL power with steam auxiliary
NJ fol- him
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06
For Want of Buttermilk
Army and Navy Journal.

- NN ~
butern Investigations
to of milk and
the last few the examination of candidates the
nxpeabe falling
contributing
butter
As o mi the
longer supplied
the the
products undermining health communities
killed by Miss animal
The SuitorJohnny
know IL But don tell sister So The SutorWhy
Because she thinks don't know itC1evelaud
Pat-I hear wolfe
SUM-. e D' D"Oe'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-12-06

message copy
awaiting release by the Associated
Tuyi the local commercial bodies
anything laws Yesterday the Governor
egraped Washington special
legislation for Hawaii In that paragraph in point be contained
the message-and Wen all watch
When observe the rueful of
Honolulu formally notified that they don
aeed for another steamship In fact there are VIDE ea OF ruefuneSs
friendly
friendly city
dead sure to wan with the " laws amended It's favead sure
the left
the first of those passing here boud that suited him That
has cmored under revised
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supply much general and persistent than it been the
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hack skins the evening
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coming
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of the till fellow said something
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New Sun.
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-01-16
CUBANS
May be Free to Rule Them
Selves in 1909.

Washington, Jan. 13.-As far as
he can, Secretary Tafthas committed
the American government to a prom
Use to withdraw completely from
Cuba in the beginning of the spring
in 1909. This pledge is contained in
letter from the war secretary to
the President, transmitting the re-
port of Governor Magoon for the
past year.
After declaring that the report
from the Governor shows the con-
ditions in Cuba to be encouraging,
Secretary Taft says:
ut was hoped by some that the
census might be completed in Sep
TENDER last. l did not think so, and
/ am not at all surprised to learn
that the census has not yet been
completed, arl probably will not be
until April OF Nay. This will post
pone the loo elections until Dec
ember, and the installation Of the
President syl Congress, and the
turning over of he island until
about March or April of 1909. This
is in compliance with aur promise,
when we assumed temporary control
of Cuba, and it seems to me that we
ought to allow nothing to interfere
with carrying out that promise.
There are important interests that
would be glad to delay our stay
there for years, but good faith and
good policy, both, in my judgment,
require us to leave at the time ap-
pointed.
The report of Gov. Magoon con-
stitutes an exhaustive history of the |
intervention in Cuba, and |
Of the passage of the island from I'M
der American control.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-01-16
Carpenters and Bricklayers
Hold Joint Social
Meeting.
TOBACCO MEN SPEAK.
Music Furnished By Pretty
Daughter of DR.. D. A.
Amoss of Caldwell Co.

The annual banquet of the Car
penters' Union, and Bricklayers,
Union, of Hopkinsville, held jointly,
was given at the Odd Fellows build
ing Tuesday night. The members
of the two unions, the ladies of their
families and about fifty invited
guests attended, the number present
being about $50.
The crowd assembled in the large
lodge room on the third floor, where
several addresses were made.
The first speaker was Mr.. j. T.
Hanbery, of this city.
He was followed by Mr.. Guy Dun
ming, general Inspector of the Plan
ters' Protective Association of Wal
lonia.
Esq. N. E. Nabb, of the same
place, was also one of the speakers.
Chairman Bradley Wilson, of Hop
kins county, was one Of the princi-
pal speakers and delivered an adj
dress about thirty minutes long.
The last speaker was President
w. o. Smith, of district No. %.
Union Miners. whose home is at
Central City. He too, made a speech
of considerable length.
All of the addresses were in adj
vocancy of uniting the various uni
on labor organizations with the
farmers organization.
Ward Headley, of Princeton, was
expected but was prevented by i'll
ness from attending.
fEMiss Harvie Amoss, of Cobb, an
attractive and accomplished, daugh-
ter of DR.. D. A. Amoss, officiated at
the piano and furnished excellent
music.
H. S. Wade, of the Carpenters,
Union presided during the evening.
Following the speaking, an elabo-
rate banquet was spread in the din
ing room on the second floor. The
menu consisted of turkey, oysters
celery, salads, cold meats, ambrosia,
cakes, coffee, etc. The festivities
came to a close about IL o'clock.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-01-16
Trouble Feared at Murray.

Paducah, KY, Jan. 1S.-Predic.
tons of insurance inspectors that to-
bacco trouble is brewing in Galloway
county are corroborated by stories
emanating from Murray. 1t is said
that wsrning notices are being re-
ceiyed by all independent planters
not to deliver their tobacco to the
Italian Reggie buyer at Murray, and
it is said that the company is hand
packing its product and rurIing it to
other points,