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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-11
Gum Hiiftritt bcreit.

@omper3 mott inl Gonuent Der n6c-
oerdtion ieineu Stunopuntt
fIor. - llnterbreitet S5nbreSbe-
riht.
olrur5n mU1rd moi tDd ,oo" NE
GenD,ar, Golvj 10. Nop. -
Sn Ger bier t~aaeB0eu SabrcSpcr'
iumtnlung Der nAmericau 6coero-
ton Of 2abor" Deriiderte Broiioeut
Samlel @ompers, er iei bereit, ooS
YrGlioentenamt in anoerc 0Guoc 81
Iegelt, meun Der Gpnpent eS miinidc,
ober lpic ultd imluer Der Gonpcnt
enti1ei0e, lperoe cr iumer ein
treueS WiitgIieo Der .Nnericnn Sc
beration OF 2obor" bleibct.
@ompcrS Iegtc ieinen Sobresber.
rid)t por. 0erielbe luor iebr NM.
fungreid u1O beid1iti9tc itd) ballpt.
i0dIid) nit Dem Bahstbum @irfen
unO ocn SntcrcIicn Der federation"
mo lbrer 3meigc. Blel Hdltnl 1T Der
SrjunctionSra9c im Bud Stope
uno Honges6oI nlo Der Gntifei-
Dung oes SbergeridtS i'm Sale Der
Sutn>ader bon Gonburp gepiomet,
Ter 9er6it le9t nod ein9ebello aus
chamber, mas geihebcn lit INN pom
Gongreb Die Don Den Nrbeitern ge'
miinidte 8eiebGeblug 81 e%rlongen.
2llld) lit borin picI pon Der S6Gtigfelt
hcS &errll @OmperS mdhrcno Ger
lebteil Gompagnc Die 6eoe.
Serr @nmpera mltroe bGufig op.
pIouoirt, mdbrenO er bon Den Sort
ibritten Der acknowledgements
iprod).
4os Gollite iiir Monoote eritot.
tete einen longcn 9eridt ilber Die
3ubl Der Stimmen, neld)e ieoe De-
legation mad In1obe Der Gonltitil.
ton bu6cn ioate. Hoh Dem 9eritte
res ShoBmeilters Sennon betruger
Die Ginnabmen III Dem nit Dem /.
Sabre beenoigten Sabre $207,655,
ole 4u9gubcn $t96,237. Sn Der
&uiie bciiroen iih $!39,627.
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Standardization.

0eD DorE 10. Hop. = 4nge.
frntmen: Der Gumpier aaiier @il-
beIm Der @robc" BON Bremen.
ab~qeiohren; Der Gpfr. naui.
icr 8ilbelm Der 3meitc" rta6 grc.
men unO aStotcnoom~ FAD @otter-
Dam.
0lnsgoW, Q. Nou.z angefom.
mcI,: Der Camper ~5lirnriiia"pon
Hem.Dorf.
2iperpool, 10. Ron. - Ingc.
fommen: Scr Sampler ~2uiitonia"
Don Nem-O orf.
IricIt, Q. Nou. - gngefom-
men: Der Gambler nGarpatsio"uon
Ncm.Oorf.
GopcnboArr. 10. Bob nj.
lefonmen: Der Compiler ,SeQiQ
Clan" Don Nep D0rf.
Bremen. 10, ]tou.- I~ngefolu.
nlcn: Der 9ompier oaronprin5 @il.
bclm" bon Ncp yort. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-11
GA -
fragt die Die ote, Die lr Inner Gs.auft HABIT
s s Fl ! HMMz&

YGiir Sur Teiie in's Nnslano DC.
iorst Is. Raine, 0r. Alb, Cit.Yalti'
murriraRc, maize 6nitom 3onis Aus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-11

QariS, 10. NoD. - Die 8oli5ei
bot 5pci MtGuller in Soft genommeL
Die inter Der Inflage lteben, Den (be
reits gemel0etcn) Ginbrlld in Die
@obnung 6es omeriforiiden Got
id)ofter5 Seltrp @6itc in lester Don.
nerItag Nod)t, bel meld)em cine groBe
0tenge mcrtbpoler @eqenitdnoe &c.
Itoblen mur0e, periibt 5t boben.
9etoe Wtdntter, gegen Die olld on'
here SoftbcfebIe er!oiien moroen lino,
befolmten lid iduloig, Sic goben
al. Dob tic Den aus Sdmlid bette.
bctloen 5beil Ser 9el,te perfouit bat,
ten, ben Geit ober aus S,lr6t, ooB
Ger @eriud, i'm 81 %perduBern, 81
ibrer Gerbaitumg fiibren miiroe, bat
ten I'M Sti6e Ioiien miiiien.
Hc0cn bei'm 2oromopor&.
8onfctt.
2onoon, 10. Nop. - Sn Ser &c.
Sc, nel6e Fremier gSouitb, pie idon
gemelbet, geitern Glbeno 6ei'm 2oro-
moporS 8onfett IN ser 8lilo Suu
bielt, 6eid)aiti9te er ii9 bollptidAIid
nit ser europGiiden Gage. Gr be-
qliidipiini6te ole ourh ben tiirtis
Iden 9otihoiter Muiurus = Yoi6o
pertrctel1e Siirfei 81 Dem grfolge Der
eritaunliflten Heuollttion, Die III Den
annolen Der 8eihidte Der5ei6net lei,
ltnb erfI1rte, Die 6ritiI6e Hegierung
bobe fem 8orllrtbeil 9egell uro feline
9orliebe fir irgeno cine b%elonhere
Grt elmer Sdlid]tung Der Streitfrn.
gen, lonbern balte an Dem midtigen
@ritnoiate felt, ooB internationole
gertroae leoiglif hurh 3uitimmulg
nller SienatarmGhte 9ednoert mer.
Den fonnen. Gnglanb babe ME ct
fpas gegen birette llnterban0iungell
5ipildDcn Seltreid) unb 9ulgorien II.
Der 5iirfei eingeipeiloet, itets Dor
orsaeiest. Dab ole Siirfei, ais Der am
meiIten off8irte Jbeil, cine Belle,
glng erlange, Die ii6 nit ibrer Gbre
ilto ibren S~nterciicn oereinbarcll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-11

General u. 0oebcn mo 5cid)nete lid
nQmentlid bel 0raoelutte, Nnlicna II.
81. Glcntill aus. 0oS Giierne &reu3
/. Glaiie uno ben Srbcn pour lie me
rite brad)te er beinl. No6 Der Seller
ieinea ~50-i1brigeu 0ienlt. SlbiIdltma
500 lid General b. Strubbcrg aus
ocm uftipen 9ienit 5ilriid. Gr mar
am 1G. September 1921 51 Sitbbccc
III 8eitpbolen geborcu.
@cucrolmoior b. StrllbbcrA, Ser
5eitigcr Snipeftcllr Ser &nfontcrics
Sdllcn lit cin Sobr ocS &critorbc.
lcll.
@otiAofter Sill rcoct in
Stettin.
Ger amerifoniihc 9otidoftcr 0r.
0apio s, Sill bot in Dem Souie Bis
mordltraBe Nr. 4 illtortier genie
tibet uno qeoenft, i'm Gc5cmbcr ein-
5%u8ieben. DDS Sous Iiegt III Ser
9fdbe oeaHeidSto9SgcbGuOeS mo &c.
m0brt Iualidt allf Ben 5b;erQortcn.
Sc1lte biclt Or. SiQ in Stcttin &C
legentlid oeS StopeIloufS oeS Gam
piers w@eorgo .99oIbiu9to,t% Dom
Ror00eutifen 2lopo cine He6e, lltlo
Damn ginq cr nit Ieiner @ottiu olli
cine fur5e GrboGunasrciie ourd Der
ific0ene 6ellti6c St0bte. Srou Sill
bot ihrem @atten III Berlin Nob.
rnlDa ind)en 9ebolfen.
3um 5ueiten W oIcprciSQe -
fr0nt.
Ger juqen0lide 0idlter Grnlt
&orot, Der fiir iein 0romo oSontriS
&c: Rarr" bcreitS Sen Stoat8-S 6il
lerpreiS erbolten bat, lit ieBt oudl
burd) &erleibuug OeS bonn @oetbe
@llnO 9eitiiteten &oIfS . ShiQcrprei-
les onS9e5einnet morbcn, ulto SPAR
fitr oaIIelbe 9rnmo. Ter EoltSs
ShiQerprei3 betrGgt 5000 Worf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-11

gprina's Canton sicOcr;ram oaac
9lu bic Samtcu.

Slinae Eumen. pclbc muoerne Sdneiberfunfi
81 erlerneu iuiinfdeu. iOuteH Mot i'm 3fpeifel
icin. iuobin iid) ouiiir at lucuocu. Gle brauheu
MIR lei SrG. VI. pEbrrs, Gr. 302, Net. Snra.
tugG. Gtrnec. pOr}tipreheu. lbren 9tdmti ais
Der fOrigcihriticnileH Wieibooe. sic erbdlten
nuBerorm qrituolicheu llnterri6t i'm 9uicbHet
ben. SeGr libcrnlc NeoinouUaen Srl. vi.
suffers. Hr. 3O2, &eh'SaraiVaa.S traRs.
(376--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-11

~
Ioiie, uEO ouB Ole Nbmobutg bon
ollen Harteicn bc3 9e,linct &crtrus
gea %9cGcngc5cidnct mcr0e.
GincS Der gIitdlihltcn @rgcbniiic
Der cngliid ruiiiid)cn Gonpcntion
ingte cr, lei, bob belize Climber an Oie
@o%Ifoniroge bon Ocniiclben @ciidt2
plllftc aus bcrartrettn ul0 Ole plot
lid cntitonbcnc ariii3 oifcn II. ipms
potbiid beiprcdcn Oiiritcn. Die eng
hide HeQierunJ lei Der 9lniiht, Bob
HuBlon0 iidl inter MlBerit ihmtcrt.
gen llmitGnocn Der qr0Btcn 3uriid.
boltunG heiIeibiot babe, ;abenl e5 Ell
lie &olitif ser Niht e &ntcruention
IN @eriier einid)Iug.
Ger Grenlicr mo ser Critic 2or6
Der A0nliroIitdt, 2oro Ne9inol0 sc
Sienna, iprofen liner Nie rationale
%ertbeioigunq, btionocr5 in 9e5lg
ouf Die Glotte, NIT fat sen oIeih2n
@orten. Sic mollten benz nd6itcu
Slottcn Gtat nid)t. porgrcifcn, oob
0elltctc ser Gremier an, ooB Die Wo.
rine gua9oben iid mobri6einltd
llidt pctmiuoerm ionOern cher per
nIebren 6iirften, 90 @rob6ritonllieil
Sic Supremotie, sic eS crreidt. 81.
beboItcn felt entidIoiien lei. Gic Slot
IL lei icbt ieoer @eror,mJrdidi lit &C.
mohicL sic ibr ouicrlegt peroen
f0nnte, 0od lei lire rn6eitreitborc
lleberleQenbcit ni6t ouI Nn9rifi mo
Ebcntcuer Qcridtet, ionbcrn olli Gr
fiiQlrng Der elententoren YilidtGng
LAMBS SonocL &nOuitrie mo Scim
5u id)iiten.
aonig @eburt5.
t0d.
2on0on, 10. Nob. - 9onig 80.
lporo i~eierte geltern ieinen 81. De
burtStog lnl SomilienfreiS SIT SanO.
rinqhom, no groBe @eIeuihoft gelas
Sen nor, oorilnier oie 00ni0in Dor
9torlpeNrr, Der Yrin3 rnO Die Yrin
5eiiin @oIeS uno Oic @otidoitcr BON
MuBIano uno 6ronfrci6.
St 2pnoon uno alien Worine-SG.
fen lplroe oea a0nigS 8eburtStog
nit ben iiblihcn Solutidiilien rno
Suuminotionen 9eieiert.
M it StoatS Gcrcmonten.
9onbon, 10. 9top. - Ger o@rs
preB" bcbauptet, 81 Der Wtittbcilung
ernlGdti0t 5u iein, oaB Der &0nig
BON ~Stolien uno WitqIieoer OeS So
~nigSbouies Die Gbe in Stolien NIT
Stats Geremonien ein9ciegnet 5lt
icben piinifen, 10 ooB Dos SOlf oa'
ran 9lntbeil nebnncn fam oa Die
lunge Srou ibr 2eben III &tolien 81.
5lbringen ge0enft.
Gem YGrpreB" 5ufolge miro Die
SohJeit mabrideinli6 Aniong 1909,
pielleidt cher nid)t Dor Der 6aIten6eit
l~tottfinoen. Sdmierigfeiten ieien
our6 Senotor GlfinS' @i0eritan0 &c.
gen eire m%orga1dtiid)e T~ermdblung
uuo ourd ben @ioeriprud Der So
rigin Wlltter entIta1oerL Die onoere
&eirotbsplGlle iiir Den Ser6og gebabt
babe. Sebt lit aber Die 3uitimmung
oes &onigs erfolgt, uno Die ilngc
6roll miro als foniglide Erin5eliin
uoQ anerfonnt neroen. &onigin Se.
lcne lit itets cine frditige 9efilriuor
term 1rl. GlfinS' ~geipeien.
SeniationcQer els il.
moro in 2iiia6on.
2iiiabon II, 10. Ropem6er. - III.
bert Gotta, Elm frilberes Wtit9lieo Der
observation-disclosures un6 elmer Der
6erporragcnOitet repitblitlntlfen
Siibrer, beging beute oobier Selbit.
moro. Gr mar ein Witglieo Ser &c.
ieQi6ait Der Sfpar5en Sanb" uno
angebIid in 6os Gomplot perpidslt,
luelfes in ser @rmoroung oes So.
nigs Carlos rcillltirte. Wian perntil.
t6et, ooB er bon DER oS6iparjea
Sono" burd) bas 9oos nit Der Gr.
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Nbfnbrt5tngc Der C5caH . Sampfcr
uuH NclusglDrf.

Nm ~. Non. 1ompier oSlapo'
uio" nod) Gibraltar unO NeopcI.
Nm ~. (top. Gampicry Eournine
noth SABRE.
PIN ~. Iop. 3ompicr Limited
States" uoh aopenbo9en.
2lm IA. gtop. Gampier ngrobic
nod Nipcrpool.
Nm IA. 9top. Gompicr DSt.2rui&'
nod Soutbnmpton.
@lm fl. Nop. Compiler oGoleOo
nio" nod Glasgow.
Nm fl. Ron. 9ompicr oMimc
bobo" nod 2onoon.
PIN fl. Nop. Cotnpicr ~GoIo6rin
nod Neopel.
2(m IA. Nop. 0ompicr nGorea
nod Hotteroum unO 9ibnu.
Pm II. Nop. Compiler naoiicr
nod @rcnlcn.
Pm II. 9top. Compiler Nooroom'
lUu) WulIeTUUll.
2Im is. gtoO. 9ampier aSoOer
lnn0" nod Nntmerpen.
PM IS. l}op. Compiler Oceanic
nod Soutbampton.
Pm rs. Noo. CAMPER oNr9cn.
tina" nod NcopcI utO GricIt.
Nm 10. Nop. Goupicr .a0nil
gilbert" nod @rcmcn.
PIN 10. 9top. 0ompicr nSopoie'
noh SABRE.
Pm q. g}op. Camper nGbiIooet
pbio" llod) Soutbompton.
Nm 81 .9ton. 1ompicr Minncopo-
lis" nod NouOon.
PIN 21, Nop. Compiler oGolobio"
ruh 9tcapel.
Nm 81. Nop. 3ompfcr Settle"
nod 2iuCrpool.
9uu 81. 9top. Iompier nGolum-
bio" nod Glasgow.
Nm II. Non. 9ompicr .9ur6o.
roiio" nod Gibraltar mo Neopcl.
Nm 81. 9tou. Compiler oYrGli0ent
2incoIn" nnh Ncopel mo @enuo.
PIN "a. Nou. Compiler nGeciIie"
nod Bremen.
Nm %. Noo. Compiler n2ouro"
nud 9tcopcl lun0 Srielt.
Nm 25. Non. Qompicr .9tomo"
nod) Ncopcl unO Morieiue.
PIN %. Nop. 0ompier p9uiito-
nio" nod &ipcrpool.
PIN 20. Nop. 0ompier , Seutonic"
nod Solttbompton.
Nm %. Npu. 4ompfer ,aroon-
lano" noh Nntmerpcn.
Nm 2G. Nop. 9ompier ,6ricbridr'
noh Bremen.
Nm 26. Non. 0ompicr o9lmcrifo"
nod Nombur9.
PIN 26. 9tou. Gompfcr Bulgaria .
nod NeopeI mo @enta.
Nm 26. 9fop. Compicr Oscar ser
3meitc" noh Gopenbogen.
Nm %. Nop. Iompier Grouencc"
nod Nuorc.
Pm 2S. 9top. Compiler Baltic"
nod SincrpooI.
Am %. Nou. Compiler oErGIiOent
Grant" uod 6ombura.
Pm %. 9top. 0ompier rGoronin'
llod Gibraltar un6 NcopeI.
am %. Nop. 0ompier st. Eoul"
nod Soutbompton.
PIN 2S. Nop. Compiler .Her o'\tos
Tia" nod 9teopel mo @enlo..
Nm %. 9top. 9ompier .Nepublic"
nod @ibrnltor un0 Neopcl.
PIN I. Gc5. Gnmpfer yNneuuu PM,
iteroom" nod Hotteroom.
2ln =. Deg. 9nmpicr .Gomponio"
nod 2iperpool.
Pm 2. Qe5. Camper .3celono"
lud) Nlttl0cfpell.
PIN ,. 1c5. Qumpicr r}loriotic"
rad Soutbompton.
Nm 2. Ge3. 0umpicr n@ermonio"
iioh ReopeI uno MnrieiQc.
PIN 3. Deg. 0ontpicr lorraine"
nod Sourc.
PIN 3. Gei. Compiler uauriiiuit"
rod Bremen.
PIN 3. Deg. lnmpier Is. i. lict
gen" nod aopenbogen.
Pm ). Deg. Tompier oO}inncton-
ia" nod Sonoon.
Pm ). 0c3. Gompicr aGorpotbio"
rod Gibraltar mo Nenpel.
In ). 0e}. Camper California"
iiad Glasgow.
2m ). Ic}. Compiler ,Georic"
nod &iUcrpool.
Pin; >. Icj. Camper oRen.Dorf Z
nad southampton.
PIN ;. 9c}. 0ontpicr ,9riS0uoiu"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04
GERMAN STUDENTS FORCED TO
DRINK BEER.

\ book. b. Paul Reiner Of Eeldel-
berg. Germany, is just out (l90o), IN
which he gives the results Of various
temperance inquiries he has made
among German students. He flnds'
bv circulars sent to the students So
c;etieS. that less than one-third OF
the 545 such organizations admit to-
tai abstainers. The German student
is compelled to drink intoxicants. as
a rule. unless he is willing to be shut
out from the college social bodies.
And yet that even few societies
should admit total abstainers shows
marked temperance progress in the
universities.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04
,,1ou1chN "U" AGAINST
DRINKING CLUBS.

The faculty Of the University OF
Michigan has adopted strong resol''-
tions condemning the practice on the
na1t Of students meeting IN halls al
tacbed to or connected with saloons
or drinking-places. Student clubs
which are organized for the purpose
Of card parties. drinking and Mg'
life have been absolutely condemAr"'
One of the upper cla<Smen ) rIn'.
his been d;~<o!ved by order o. tie
faculty. and the members have been
forbidden to Join any other organlza-
ton. A strong fight is to be deter
minedly waged against drinking
among Ann Arbor students.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04
Just Right

A certain gentleman having in his
cellar some surplus ale on the verge
of spelling, was one day walking
round his estate when he came across
a party of workmen. Hailing the fore
man. he ostentatiously presented the
ale to the men, giving them leave 10
fetch it as they desired it. Some time
afterward he met the foreman and
proceeded to extract suitable &C.
krowledgement Of his bounty.
Well, Giles, did you and your men
have that ale?"
''Yes, sir, and thank you"
How did you like it?''
oh, it was just the thing for u.s.
sir"
That's right But what do you
mean by just the thing?'"
why, sir, if it 'ad been a little bet
ter we shouldn't a 'ad it, and II IT
'ad been a little worse we couldn't a
'drinked .'-Tit-Bits.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04
PIES, TO REAPPoINT CRUM.
Negro Port Collector to Get Second
Term if Teddy Has His
Way.

Washington. December 1.-Presl-
dent Roosevelt today appointed Dan
iel J. Keefe. of Detroit, commissioner
general Of immigration, to fill the
place made vacant by the death OF
Frank P. Sargent, and made known
MS intention to reappoint to their re-
spective positions ". D. Crum, collec-
tor of the port at Charleston, S. c.,
and Martin Knapp chairman Of the
Interstate commerce commission. MIR.
Keefe is president of the Internatlon-
al Association Of Longshoremen and
formerly was sixth vice president OF
the American Federation Of Labor.
During the recent campaign Mr.. Keefe
announced his support Of Judge Taft
in defiance Of the policy of Presi-
dent Gompers, Of the Federation OF
Labor. He was one Of the most loyal
Taft workers in labor circles.
The president signed his commits
sion TODAY and he received it from the
hands of Secretary Straus, with whom
he conferred during the day.
At the expiration of his term OF
office early this month Collector Crum,
at Charleston, will be reappointed.
There was long and bitter fight On
the original appointment OF DR..
Crum, who is a negro. For several
wears his name was hung up IN the
senate and the people of Charleston
stubbornly fought his confirmation.
DR.. Crum's record as collector at
Charleston has been such that Presl-
dent Roosevelt decided that he shall
have another term.
AS chairman Of the Interstate
commerce commission Mr.. Knapp, who
has been Identified with the comnls-
sion for eighteen years, has made a
record which has won the admiration
Of the president, and at the explra-
ton Of his present term the t1rst Oh
next year the president Will reap
point him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04

rear OF the court house and the city
formed Of the wafer from the spring.
The park and the lake will be one Of
the most beautiful in all this land. It
will be the place where lovers will be
invited to do their outdoor counting
when the old folk at home object to
the making Of the family mansion
a court house. Except when II Is rain
ing the park will be covered by the
blueSt and the brightest canopy that
ever made land fair and happy. The
lake will be fringed around with Ma
ture's perfect work.
"As if the sky let fall
Choicest flowers from its cerulean
WALL"
The sun will do its perfect work in
the day time, and moonshine and elec-
tricity will make visible and attrac-
tive the prettiest living pictures. that
ever led captive lovers heart, and
where lovers may hear or tell the
sweetest story ever told< The ground
will be carpeted with The most beauti-
full living green. The air will be fill
ed with music from the throats Of
the internal English sparrow. The
lake will be provided with boats that
will carry over its crystal waters two
or more passengers as occasion may
suggest. Here lovers may have a pre-
liminary sail on lovers lake before
casting their barque on the great sea
of matrimony. Whatever may come to
lovers on the great sea Of matrimony
there will be no seasickness on this
lake. with its silvery wa:ers where
ewes speak love to other eyes. A story
in song is told to the effect that
A frog went accounting and he did ride
Sword and pistol by his side.
All ha, ah ha,
But he had to swim a great wide lake
And was swallowed by great big
snake,
All ha, all ha,
But lovers who sail on this lake Will
please take notice that snakes Will be
carefully kept out of this park. They
will also note that cupid will stand on
the bank with bow and arrows, read!
to pierce hearts with his fatal missiles.
But he has not in his culver can ar
row for the heart like sweet voice. "
Park and lake, female beauty and
manly valor, leaf and flower, creeping
vine and perfumed air. Could para
disc furnish more lovely scene? 1t
so. some Of yon moon struck boys will
please 60 after it.-Abbeville Press
and Banner.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04

One day, as he was sitting at MS
desk. two men came in without knock
inc or announcementq and without re-
moving their hats.
Allen cooked up and impaled the
intruders with his glitterlng eye'
"Gentlemen,'' he said severely
.:who are visitors to this office to se7
me are always announced, and :ai-
wavs remove their hats." "
"Huh,'' replied one Of the men,
1--WE amt visitors, and we don't give
a boot about seeing you. We came III
to fix the steam pipes. "-Saturdaf
Evening Post.
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sEVENTY-FIVE OUT OF SEVEN
TY-SIX.

"On December -, 1905, l was at
Mound City, Pulaski County, Ill
There was murder case on trial be-
fore Circuit Judge Butler, of Cairo.
At the close Of the trial the judge, III
rendering his decision said: "The
case at bar is tie Seventy-slSth muir
der case l have tried, either as
States attorney or as judge, during
the past nineteen years. I have kept
careful record of each case. and l
have 10 say that in seventy-five out
Of the seventy-six, whiskey was the
exciting cause Mr.. E. ". Chat
in.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04
MILLINER AGAIN ARRESTED.
A. G. Douglas, Of Columbia, Accused
of Selling Barred Owls Wing
Contrary to Law.

Columbia, November 3O.-Mr. A.
G. Douglas, the dealer in fashionable
millinery and dress goods. was before
MAGISTRATE Fowles this afternoon on
the charge Of violating the game laws,
it being charged that he sold bar
red owls wing contrary to law, the
barred owl being a species not except
ed along with other fowls. A jury
was demanded and the case was post
poned until tomorrow. This is the
second time that the Audubon Society
has brought case against Mr.. Doug
las.
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CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAR
OLINA RY.

Schedule in effect May 81, 1908.
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WILL INVESTIGATE LYNCHING
Sheriff of Hampton Ordered by Gov
ernor Ansel to Probe Luray
Affair.

Brunson. November 30.-At the
opening Of a special term Of court in
Hampton this morning Sheriff Light
sew was excused from attending by
the presiding Judge on the presenta-
ton of instructions from Governor
Ansel to proceed to Luray and make
a thorough investigation Of all the
facts of the recent lynching there.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-12-04
HANDBOOK FOR HUSBANDS.
On the Rule IF You Can Get her
80 Mad She Can't Talk, You'll
Have Peace

s.Afan that is born of woman is
small potatoes and few IN the hills
said Uncle Henry wearily when the
door closed and she left the room
n.He thinks he's 70-horse power with
a limouise, but he's only poor old
horse.
s*Adam had everything his own way
and nature was handing him out
>traights anG :3fe5 IF a I'D all tEe
livelong day till the lady arrived q on
the scene and began to get ICY LOT
the first cake and apron saEsEThea
what happened to poor old Adam 2
Well. by gracious, he had to get out
and dig; Son, take it from me- we We
been digging ever since.
"Not that I mind digging: l don t.
But ia ike to do a little talking, too'
BY gum! I'm going to do It, You
hear me! I'm working on a system u,
and if I stick around while we'll
see. H.
.tNow my wife, she's about the
,veraee verbose. That is she's got
good wind, a pretty elaborate vocaoul-
srv and willing heart. When she
makes q real business Of it she can
comb things over some.
ashes one Of the kind that keeps
s-;1, for while until you've told
voor little tale and then begins TO
lake a sympathetic interest in it. She
ssGs onest; ;ons. Honest, son, they re
The blamdest ones. they are-the ones
that ask questions. - =,
s.Then when you've got yourself all
tied up and YOU don't know tor sure
whether YOU spent the evening with a
sick Elk or a live tiger she gets her
cold. fishy eye on YOU and she says;
sHenrv.' she says, ''it needs man
with more originality than you We got
to get away with that Hans Anoer-
son, che saws "Now you listen to
me- That's what gets me. l don +
want to listen. It's tlresome.
tNo. Of course, there are several
WAYS to beat that game. In the first
place Won can get mad as a halter ana
crab your hat and 60 out and Siam an
the door after Won. That works Wltn
some Of 'em. Not with mine. though
at tried it once, and when l came
hack an hour afterward the first
thing 7 heard when I came IN the
door was sAnd, Henry, as | was say
in-'I had interrupted her, but sne
came back strong.
uThere's another pretty good loea
} & feller was telling me about ont II
fdon't work with mine. That's sitting
still while she is speaking her httle
niece and saving. 'Yes, dear and NO,
DEAR os nice as pie. The feller says
1bev inst naturally cant get used T"
HAVING any one agree with them aAe
= takes the wind all out Of their SAILS.
Well, son, it might. don't know. IL
don't with with mine.
ssThere is one though that I've got
a eood deal Of faith in. l just tried
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Ar. Augusta 6:15 pm.
Tri-Weekly Parlar Car line be-
tween Augusta and Asheville. Trains
Nos. 1 and 2, leave Augusta Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, leave
Asheville Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Note: The above arrivals and de-
partures, as we'll as connections with
other companies. are given as infor-
nation. and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga
Geo. 7. Bryan,
Greenvlle, S. c.,
Gen. Agt.