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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Die $SSialScimSPrascn

OeutiebIamc. Or. 6trmdnn U.
&riger, Elm befdnRter Shriitheaer
urn Observation-Disclosures Gus gdnoper,
peiIt augsH6lidIib in Rem Dori. pos
bin e Don Der @srmaniitifheu @efeQz
ihait pon Mmeriea berufeu poroen lit,
nm 9orleiungen gu baItsn. Der
oeutide 8sIsbrte, Elm 4snnsr Der polis
Itii6en uno pirt6itditlifen 3uitdRoe
in Der alien 6eimdtb, puroe iber Die
cage oes oeuti6eH Soctalismus gss
irdgt ano ipro6 it4 folseHosrmdBeH
barber ans:
Die focialoemotratii6e 9artei piro
algsmein fir bic .groBs Qartsi" oes
Reiaes geboItsn. ia lie H6er 5000. 900
Simmer bsrfagt, uuo oisie Sail tdms
eiRem 8rittel daer bei ben Reihsta8ss
pahlsn a6as5e6ensu Stimmen elsib.
Sn bic reitli6eH 3pei Drittsl .beilen
Hf bic }ableIsR duoeren Bartsisn uHo
/ 5oetioReR. 46er nenn mai nentt.
Dag es ptrtt;b 5000 900 Soci0loes
motraten i'm oeu.iheH Reihs gibt.
oanH tduitt man i6, man mibte
oerm oas eroBs fIuetuirsrOe 9otum
Der lln3uFrie0enen sa ihnen 3dbteR.
60 BADEN gum 8eiiptel 8Oli3iiten.
Die eel 8elesenheit ogr ioe;alihii6sH
unruhsn in Saunocer gegeH sie8ot6sH
Slant 3ossH, ibrs Stimmen THr rem TO-
| cidtiti den @an0ioa.ea abgsss5sn. ga
fs NIT i1ren Sehdltsrn unlufrieotn
rorsn. Pin BE iotidIikii8eH Doctris
men eAlu5tsu ie ui9i. % isl6n babe.
als jd in Treseen le5te fir stn loga.
len @arefoaisn Der Sptislasmcfrdttn
| RHinnt. Pa ih allabis odB Bic tao
iiife &erpaltans corrup. mar. Gs
ID ie rtft seuiih itosn &ralea untsr
oet Sanne 0uyt Stimm16aabe fir aic
S~oe'allten 3u gesitriysa.
Die io5ialitiftea 6a6rtr a1anans
ten isIbHcsr 6Rolih oise Re1una.
5e Nuo mtiitsns 6~saSpeIltt ois i6r
sissUes Ssitdt r6t xrite5tn IT'D
Ggltd.soT SUR gg5sns!aui erto,sn
5lbsn -ell sle Ha ssHtr sahlt. s.
u,bt Hur .bre @ssass Nst1ano. Is
IL iRr .tdqlidss 9roo. aas Sear1s.
Turn osr lrsuir,taerkeit iii prsoiltn.
Ee Barter III oen Fjsrsrn BE 9Shrs
mutter zen Solssrn Elm Wesfun.
ogrt ratS IL ni, drsa 9roisHm
5u Seb5y tcTmsa .snatu. Die Ni6=
rtr mlrtU H& ooB zen S12-S15 Rs
aali re ieosr tysat Secidleemolgoi
dls GawpJ3Hs g6tysa iibr.i& btis
Hsltrt nr9 fir Sic sy Hiats ais 5essns
let VIA srbaii ais irssao cine ioeas
IL stiaHa.
Nm 8siastas Hr0 SIC SocialiFtn
lti1ts rsisg ala Erass!ma&sg. sic
ctrs57otrn SeR mp0srusB 8eiH ser Re-
.israns. ris .@tga il7phsR i'm
.1o1h sc rimmsn ssasn aass mas
Is caa II. isl6t sessH 'ctisls Rsiass
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
WOcbsnrundsebav.


Die 4loridids 3oibssIo 8ors
Iaae III i'm 9uRossienat aRgenpmmen
pOroen. oirits absr i'm 9duie nod au
Dppo NtioH toBtn.
Das SubIiitut eer Eemolga.sn.
peIdes iorberi. oaB bic ReseruHs.
aHtatt Der 9bltionaI6onlen, bus
s%&mergentp ImlauisgeIo Oussebe,
Dures nit inittem 4atttiootam abss
lebnt.
Dsm 6oustsB sins Die 0nra ..
VI. ansetinojat0 Specialized dat oes
&rdHoentsa RooltoeIt ST..
Der NrdiOeut ia6rt cine gauge
2tn5a5l 4|eHONruH0eu in 4lbsiter
0auoels Atebrs, FinapS uno 3o1
fraaen an, aegsn Am abme IT ais orins
9eno 3eboten er.ldrt.
Die Demotrotm ha6en ertIdrt.
aaB Ie 8ooiepeli bethlehem un0 oarh
Gbfuaion2po.iiit iein Legislatures
Y%re5ramm sun 9uaiubrung III bgin
gen Iudsn ptrota.
Der 9Qrieer PES 6auaeonites
fIr 0lliiel uno 41els bate bic uuocr
itdmthsii. IT'D 3a 3peisegu. rem Sci
tan5 steydu e8eberA Die @rjnoe idr Die
@uHobme elmer &oriase uHtey9Geiten
MOLTEN, nelde BEN rdgbeJiIten pa
pier Erult So bduoiqsn bcitimmt it,.
aAt Ray @eh8r 3u heattn.
@ttuerriesenoe 9ahuloiguu9tu
HHo sessn 8tii2go 8inaot. ben 66ef
hes 9uaoes 6oyHburedas. i'm Rtpyd
ieH%tantenbuaie erhotsn poroen.
@yoBe9 @ufiebtn utruriehh Die
9lsFauns oes 8o.ihoiiers 1oper in
Berlin. oaB IT. 0ia. iein osmn3ttj
gar yl1Aiol5er. oer osui ttn @tlig.
runs nttt agHtam iei.
Sic san3e sadie l6He T6 09er
in 0oblasilaeu ouL ia0tm oos Sent.
ihe 4gspdrttle 9tms e@rsldyts. oaB Elm
UliBpsrNdnoniB Botlieet.
Der 8dtitr ioa lsojalia bic Be.
fEratan8 usseFprehsR babtn Sal
6in fjuoHcleu nidt i'm 5tanoe iei
aud ~auberlto isn GoRe glan5eRo 5l
r%eprdieHtiren.
@ourdut Gomp,roltr Risoslu
Bat istrsn goiisn. Sen tr felt i. oct.
1901 iHne bate. n~teotrgtltst, mn
8ontpr6ioent 81 psyoen.
Sein IahioI9er Miro Der erft
6ilfss6ouraRt gomptroltar g. 3
Warrap.
Sn fat allen Wejdiohiengru5en
oes san3su 9arOss il Der gs,rit6 Gin.
seifelt poroen.
9esen 100000 @ru6srlsute fti.
srH. neil has eohuoblommsr nit Nr
@rbeitsebeyu abgelouftH uno Elm ncles
nod niht pertjubart woroen i
Das Girectorium oO 9tunIM.
cania 9abn bat peyiist oar aae ff
DitRjt Der 9eieniddii Aefiuoi.fer
Nusl6Rosr sUrt 4msyiean,y cries.
aerneH foltu.
gun gla4ia.sss sis eEi.og5sutr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Sur eefauisem Sea6tnmsl

Bon Mi9tistsit fir ans 3situHsss
Isisr III cine pom gunosspoiiamt ers
iaTsne usus @srfisung, mad DsIasr
ale 3situngeu, fur pst6s Oas abOn'
nsmsul Elm sSabr ODER LANCER i'm Rud'
itGnbe 1T, ron Der gsi5rberuns enrd
bic qoi gu ben Hbli6sR 3siiunssrotsn
ousgti4IoHsH TinO, uno ale 3ettun'
gen an riidfdnOigs QbOnnsutsE muir gu
BEN goriu Don 1 Gent per drummer
BON Der goH bsiOr0,rt psrosn Sirfsn.
Del BEN gsssnpdrtissn Announcements
prsis iii Oiss, ME jsoss prnuHfttss
MsRi9 Isi6t einisbsn fam, Elm Ding
Der unm5sliffsit.
mir Fnb besbaIb gsBUunssH. be
r~iidhanbissn adsr gu sriuasH. iat
announcement 70 balS aIs rur i;ssHo
moglih, su %eraeusrn, uuo oura
prompts giuInouns Der RiidRaHos
uns mad ardftsn gu uHtsriiiibsn, 6a'
nit in Der 3uieRouus Der 3sttaRs
feline un.srbrsauus %tiutriti. uRo mir
ben @sisbbeIimmuRstR Obns GTira'
totem Ra6iommtR i5Rnsu.
Gin isosr 2eIsr Tam auf BEN ssI'
Ben Qorsb5sitsl istbit isbsu, pis melt
isin Announcement be5aAlt III uns iann
bdun ben RiditaHo unb, psuu m0s'
Id. elm Sa6r i'm poraus eiHisu6sH.
Sir prompte 9ea6tulg uHisrsr
Bite I'M Oogaas ber5lia bdulsno,
4dtuHSs1oa
btung 3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

ifSss TAFT, bod mar Der angsriHtets
ghaoen bort niht bon 8e0eutuns.
Run Der aaiierESnig Jrons Sofspb
i'd IhIieBlih bod nod Bat bsre6sH
iaTsn. 5fFentliteH 5eitlitleiten, unb
namsntli6 elmer gtOBsn prpcsFioH,
onIdblih isints 6~0i1brisen Resisz
runasiubilGums bsi5uHimmsn, trifFt
Der Biener 5stausihuB nit sr0Btem
.GiTsr Die u0t5peHbissH 9Orbersituns
osn. DIR 5~aaptisitdg piro Der Is.
sunni fsin unS 10000 9srfonsn ipers
Sen an Der grpetHiOn tS~eilne5msn.
peIde 81 Gruppen umfafeH Dire.
Die geIammttoiteu bisisr 8srdHfaIz
tunaen nerbeu duF Habe3u $4,000
aeihdbt. Del aaiIert0nig ielber piro
DON elmer aeosdtsn 5ribiins aus, pahr'
fhsinlih i'm graisr. bic procsHion IN
4uasnIhein nsbmsH uno bon tort
nfrb Der 3ug cine 2unobepssnHs
.Surd Die RingitraBe MAIDEN. Der
areiIe monarh bat fa BON lsiner
iangiten Ieidtsn grtdltung Dieoer
sdn8Ii9 srbclt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
eine ebrIIebe garifrepliinn

Tam nl6t eber 81 St0noe fommeH,
Bis in WuibiRgton Elm p5niaer @edfsl
no opll3Ogen Bat, Elm Webiet i'm @as
pttOl uHo i'm WeiBsn 6auie. Niht
einoriH5It6 seuug fam oieie EbdtIdhe
unisrem goIte Dor 4ugen eefiibrt perz
ben, oeHH es ftebt gu Gwdrten. bag In
DIT lommeH6eH 9rditoenti6aftss unb
gongreBDabl Don tspubIicanii6er
settle Niles auigs6otm peroen niro,
i'm nit ooppeliinnigsu &eoeusdrten
einem 4bfdl Der in 8g3uq aui ben
Idrf ireiFHntgeH Glemente r~or3ubeus
gen. Gin3i5 oisfer Stimmen pegen
perbsn bic Za%rifpldnten in ben Ders
ihieoeHen GaHoeRtsn 10 essimmsrt
edb ie rem StdHopdtter ME Dem Re
0~iiioHiitea g%efalsH t6nneH, t6atfddli4
a6er ai5tts ME eitle Spiegtlie9terei
heoeutsn. Gin noh in bieier gOngreB=
fisnns idHirtes 9eieb sur Spteasung
oes Papierz 5ruts piiroe sas Bolt
e6er DaDon ii%6er5su5sn, oaB bic ebrs
life 46fdt norliegt, ben Idrif 3R re-
0ioirsH uH0 oamit biz Eruits 81 fprenz
gen, ala Elm 6idsr 8ano BON geripred=
ungen,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
StrsifIicbter.

5ugeno srsift gu. utter begreift.
5treben min Is nett b%riHgcn, Strsa
bertbum ho9.
Sid felbF be6errT6en 1T gar fsin,
ou9 Idlimm isin sigeHer E1ruHu 81
iein.
eisenFnn unb letter Dias pirb Pt
petpshieIt.
Die 0umm6eit 1T eigsnTnuig, uRS
chen oas pirO itr niht isltsn 3um
gortbeil.
aie6er sfnmdl 6etrOgsn psrOen, ala
INNER miBtrauen.
y = =
2ageu babe tur8e gsine, absr oft
Siebenmeilenitiefel.
Rooisuelt lou uns Eur % BON lei'
nen aetreuen GonsreBobseoronstsn LEE
fern uns 10 ir, Sic 9emotraten, iusrs
ben feline 9roiects Aon 6uraTu9s
rem, iprdd @iaiams. Ter 6ibreI Ser
Minorjtdt i'm GonsreB. 8eolsoelf
m 5 htefhon atsr fir DoltstbjnliAa
MdBressln tit feine 9artsi nidt 5la
6a6sn - ni1t o. r uno nod oiel ne4
nicer M n nor WrG Rogntenrahl.
Shobe. ban aentudb trine Seetdiia
sat! sonif f0nnteu bic Raa Supti ss5
f4itteu ariegsihiFfs. uern lie BERT
nit Der u~uterOrHdanq ser RsoplatioI
fsrti1 ffno, auF Der 8iidrstle sinmdg
cert aulsgsn. R6tbig eenug lsdre Ell
= y =
Die MaTeooudIter Der Rem 9ortst
Rnidr6odsr Iruh So. R3ogsH fiS
tbre firfmnratige 5bdtieteit cine Get
6ibr run 100000. S66n if'g fi9
G0terIor0 81 ferseu. md fd6nsr if'4
f's 9dterlonh IL kben. aber anl
it6nIten it's iar's 9ateTlauo WldHsA
perpaltet 81 isin.
s. y +
Sine s6smaligsr ~iapauiiter Stddtss
mann ioa ertlav. bdbeH, 0dB Sapan
tnHer6sIb 20 Sdsen cine Wrmts in
California laHxu fsnng. Tas I'D
mogl;t; b absr BE 2%tteusmittsI Sort
5iel th,ursr Fn2. ais in Sc5an. TO
pares bic Qrmss fa i6oa ossh4lb
nitt Ionss falt,r s5nnen.
e 3 =
SstV6u miataas7 Rr1rtsn bat Sag
mareCc1niIts @5snteler BEN TranaoA
'ea ss,'as. uro rag Enot 1T ron lGns
as ri9i in S1. Gis GibiGFrun4
,t- 9aitss mir glut uHo etfen in peHl
er Elm 'sas ID p.s.igss ll~nterHs6s
rtn st1tsr.
3
easIsrsey Bat cine 9eiTe noh
41zt, fs-a6t una atfunbsn. soB
3o.ssol i'm 9t5riff HsE. fsins
St-e raj Si-ir.a 5H otrI,qn. n
0israHo ben Gorepol r.
ano I'm aaistteH fonntt IA
a5t 81 seiar5tsn, sos ssasn oi,iA
s--ouiiai H;tts 81 no6xn 1T.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

Mft a5erpaltiaenDsr Mebrbsit ndhm
Der frdn35TIae Senat bds bsrsits BON
Der Dsputirtentammsr paHirte 8sieB
an, ppno6 ie0e ssitpsi.ise @Aeidsis
ouus BON Sid unO Bet mad gsrIuuF
orsisr Sabre duf 8erlargsn 6ss sinsn
obsr dnperen Der GbssdtteH .dutoma=
tif9", b. f.. o6nt fueitere SerbanOlung
Dor 8sriAE, IN cine abIoluts Sneis
ouug pernoT0elt miro. 9as neue ges
feb pirb BON @ielsn fir ben sritsn
Spirit sur angemeineH giuiihrung
Der sfreien Ghs@ seer bod minoeHehs
Der .gerIudsehen" in 6raHIrsi4 amp
asIshen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

strut .ssSb., Sic 2ys;'s
uee. nag ssmit sas 9one america
riftc @cls etiabrs. oaB pir risosg
sa.s Ssi.tH 9dssL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

Die y6oms Rulsrs" bdben i'm brtf
tiihen u~nterbaufe sinsn Sisg errunA
zen, inoem nah Edngs 'er Debate ibsr|
,6ome 8uIe" in SrIano nit 313 ass
aen 157 Stimmen cine Refolutipn onz
oenommen puroe, bic erfldrt. nDaB
mad 4nfiht oiefes 5luies bic 20iung
bieier Trast nur 0aour9 erreiht Derz
ben fam, 0aB Dem NOlts BON Srs
laHo Iegisldtioe uno erseuti0e Cons
trDae in alien rein iriiten NRgsIegsns
beiten ssItattst pirb". nah0em Die &ss
inlution ME folgt amenoirt poroen
mar: gjeoo6 abbdnsig pun Ser obsrs
jfeH Nutoritdt beg 3eihsparld@
msnts". @insn praciifden Bsrtb freis
lid bat bic 4nndbme Der &eIolutlon
infOIge oes 3ufabes Hidt, bod mar g
ih0n 81 8e3inn Der Debate betonnt,
oaB uiGt mebr errsidt perOeu t0nnte,
ba bic Gegierung ertldrt hdtte, odB ne.
ii9 Dor ben @ensrdlpablen gu ni3ts
perpflihten meroe. Die y6ome 9us
lers~ baden aber ale l1riahe, NIT benz
fis6sr grsieIteu sufrieoen gu fem. ia
Ghdbamtstan3ler Asquitb. Der mutA-
mdBIihe ndhite 9remisr, in elmer @r@
tIdrung berpDrbob, Oab sr uno Isine
goIegen fit 20 Sdbren SslbFregies
runa fir Srlano beFarrportst bdttenA
uno beute benfe er nift dnbers. G4
Tonne ieoo9 bic bon Rsbmono ein4
aerei6te aefolution in Der lrToru4
nidt untsrfiben, Ca es niht AMI
gehs, Bel Grasen. bic SrIano betrefT
fen, oas gegsnpdrtige garlament 8F
iber9sben. Cine NngsIssenbeit oOr9
iOl6er Wittigfsit fOlte unbeoinsA
Ben Bd5Isrn srf unterbrsitet psrosH4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
The p. V. Dsuster Co..
90 Mason st.-MEwRukee, Wis.

Hmlsred atihe postomee az Milwaukee. Wis
and admitted for Transmission through the mAiN
Al secoud-class fatesi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
Der Sssbcss una
Der SOnntassbOts.

Ter .Seeboit@ uuo Der ySoHniassbstt'
sri@siHsn is0tH Oitttwod uHo Sonuiaa
Hne foltsu idbrli6. pOrtnfrei. (opHs
grdmie) nno ~poftip uur 5eS
zines pois
eHSa5rgan8es$ 500.
n- gsi allen 9abIuussH i'm 8 . d.
f b c, cher nit iDsri5poaeT granIs
piT6 $3.50 per Sats 5gre1ntt.
Die 8situns fam niat abbsftsnt Dsrs
ben, Bic oas enn5s SubierIptionsgelo ees
iabit III. @eun SsmaHO bas 9latt sardds
ididt, o6ns isiuen Standardization Raaz
aefommen III jsin, 10 1T osrisIbs flr Die
Dansr Der i~srusrsn 3nieRegHg oes Slatles
lur poIisn 8e3ablRus oetsflldtet.
abonnsn,sn, psLde ibreu NO9norl psd'
itln, iinO asbstsn, bel 2tHgabe oes utasn
gBobnortss aud ben Namsn Der Yoltotiies
an3ueebsu. auf pel9er is bic SsItuH9
bisber erbaItsa baben.
grobes 8ummeru mereen aai gsrIanstn
fret buesiaidt.
gsiosinisnounssn iolien iists eRtDsbsr
Der BaHtDehiel, yGgpreB 9rere", pDioHs1
Orbre@ eber rsgiirjrtta 8risf ssmadt psTs
ben. Sur GelsieaouHasu in Boar uno n
~aeD6bniifsn unrssiitTi-teH Brieien iino
mir niht DsrantportIih, ipsna bislslbsH
perIortn sebsn.
ghloangen aber irssnb psEhs lRressIs
masiqfeiien beim 9lbIieiern bed BIoiie5
burd bic Bot ober ionitise Ssi&psseen,
iogttn birsct an Die Expedition seri4tst
Derben.
griefs, esisauussn un6 GsI~OitnOuHssH
fiHb ~ rihtsn an:
The p. v. DsuSter Co.,
90 Mason st.-MEwRukee, via.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

3Bsi Si6oss uno nrti GrtiHdfttn
uuroen surh Elm Grb6e6sn. pel9eg
am q. glar3 Die merchandise Rspu5s
lii 6s:mIuhie, eoGHaHoil Serii1rt uno
sins 4Hs0hl Griihaiitn ans 16rfer
ihpsr ssi6dSiat. Dir 5srHor.s 5i6ois
mo gbilpaEtiHso uuo SbiIape Sic
Crti6aften Hus GoHcsptjoR. 1stilin5
uns Goatteee. Ghilapa III surh enc
nab BEN grobs5tn sutaonsers
TtusgssruHf sur sreBeu Snig
Hart rogosa. Su 6~ailpaHctnse Toasr
meer5rs Msniatr uwe,tomasr
iser cE @eglurt in g5,saps a~n
sen Ts.5srn fuo ritet 5s-a
200 bis 600 Zeo.g7 ;m um.cH
Is cas t,slan3 aiA. bsla.,1t
au1 ir eeT Staet g,srita urs s-ss
rsa z5ti.sE sss 9aHsss f.as-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

SstHhn Wi1tensu 8rsrssn BOT Sag
n%areotani'te @5sntelsr BEN Transo4
'eT -%s''le. uro s1 Gnot 1T nch hne
e rtt in Sa. Dir GibiETrunA
,e- 9alhs mil 9lat uHo etfen III psaS
seE 81. 'sat &c g.eligss untsrHsbz
men -tutfsr.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-09-28
The Death of Mrs. Butler.
Rowland Sun.


Mrs. Mary Lizzie Butler, wife
of Mr.. S. w. Butler, and daugh-
ter of Mr.. w. G.. Williams, died
at her home near Rowland Mon
day morning about 9o'clock. Mrs.
Butler had been in declining
health for the past year, cancer
Gus trouble being the immediate
cause of death.
She leaves husband and four
or five young children. The bur-
ial took place at the Bracy bury
ing ground on Tuesday morning,
the funeral sermon being preach,
ed by her pastor, Rev. A. w
Crawford.
Mrs. Butler had long been 8
faithful member of the Presby-
terrain church, and not only pro
fessed, but lived, a consecratec
Christian life. She was a mos
estimable lady and sincerely low.
ed by her family and a large
number of relatives and friend
Mr.. T. N. Higley has giver
Sheriff Mcneil notice that he
cannot be deputy any longer than
till October first on account oil
the urgent demand for his pres
ence in the political field for {
spell. Mr.. Higley will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. T. C. Barnes, Of
GAINESVILLE.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-09-28
Floral College News Items.
Of The Robesonian.

Correspondence Of The RobeSonian.
Mrs. M. E. McGirt and daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. S. McGirt, of
Wilmington, are visiting rela-
tives this week.
Crops in this section are be-
ing gathered. Cotton is off about
Is per cent, peas short, corn,
fair crop.
Mr.. Arnold A. Mckay left
Monday for Newberry College,
Newberry, S. C.
Miss Eva McGirt, of the
Southern Presbyterian College,
was home Sunday to see her rel
atives from a distance.
Miss Rebecca Russell is visit,
ing relatives in eastern North
Carolina.
Owing to the recent floods,
Campbell's bridge is still i'm.
passable.
We are sorry to say several Of
our people in this community
have sore eyes; otherwise we
are in good health.
DIR. Hill is assisting in a pro
tracted meeting in Parkton thi
week.
Mr.. Jno. H. Mckay, of Cam
den, S. c., visited relatives thi
week.
Maxton, N. c., R. F. D. No.2
Sept. rs, 1908.
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AS Col. N. A. Mclean aptly
remarked in his talk at the grad
ed school entertainment Friday
evening, the election being held
today on the proposed increase in
graded school tax is of more i'm
portance to the people of Luna
berton than the result of the
presidential election in Novem-
Der. Those who do not vote for
the tax vote against it, whether
they go to the polls and cast a
ballot or not. You do not have
to cast an actual ballot against
it to count against it, therefore il
is important that all go the polls.
This is indeed more important tt
Lumberton than any other cleo
ton that will be held this year
and it would be the saddles
thing that could happen to thu
town for it to fail to carry. It il
to be hoped that every man will
lay aside selfish considerations
and vote for the interests of the
children.
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STATE NEWS.

Joseph Collins, a white man of
Wilmington charged with the
desertion of his two-year-old
daughter in Norfolk, Va, sever
al days ago, left Wilmington
with his wife last Wednesday
night.
C. E. Mangum, a liveryman,
was held up and robbed near
Durham Wednesday night by
three masked men, who, after
robbing him of 300, opened
fire on him, two balls taking eff
feet in one of his arms.
State Auditor Dixon says that
the increase in pensions over a
year ago in some thing like
400. Pensioners will receive
the same pensions given last
year-first class $72, second class
$50, third class $48, fourth class
and widows $25.
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Uncle Sandy Visits Tar Heel
Some People and Things OBJ
served There and on the Way.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Just as the sun was lifting its
brilliant and majestic head above
the eastern horizon one beautiful
September morning, while the
feathery songsters of the wood
were pealing forth their happy
songs, we again set out on our
journey to visit that hustling
little town on the Cape Fear river.
The weather was just lovely; not
a cloud in the skies and all nature
seemed to be reveling in beauty
and loneliness. Such days bring
back memories of my happy child
hood. The days of childhood
are the ones we look back to with
the sweetest recollections. Oh,
what a change has come over US
since those happy days! But we
will try, as ever, to look on the
bright side and not 'croak".
AS we went on our way we
saw many fields of fine corn and
cotton. The farm of Mr.. S.P. Nc
Nair is the finest we saw. The
fields are truly white for the
harvest and we must make hay
while the sun shines.
Tar Heel seems to be rapidly
, improving. Mr.. J. L. Wilson
has built and is now occupying
, one of the handsomest residences
in the city. Mr.. E. L. Single
tary is still doing a fine
, business here and is the
, same clever store-keeper he
has always been. Mr.. James
t Robson is of course doing well
g and is liked by all the people.
t The postmaster here is a young
n man and of course very popular,
Y Mr.. Frank Singletary is still in
e the swim and doing a rushing
Y business. The sturdy old black.
f smith is the same true-blue Dem
+ ocrat he has always been. A
s we wished to see the R. F, D
O carrier we drove over to Sunny
e side" and, as usual, found thu
l. MissesTolar entertaining friends
d This is a very popular resort TO
s young folks. Among those w
y found there today were Mis-
Sallie Bryan and Misses Fanni
8 B. and Jennie V. Mum. Mis-
r Bryan is from South Carolin;
e. and a very charming young lady
a. Miss Jennie V. Mum leaves tC
l. day for Wilmington, where sh
IL will enter school.
So Misses Alice and Irene lola
>, and brother, Mr.. 2. v, enter
e. tanned a number of young pee
tie pie Wednesday night. Anon
y those present were the Misse
he Mum and Miss Bryan, Messrs
lg w. J. Ward, w. N. Davis, Elme
SIS KinlaW and others.
ut Uncle Sandy.
ct Fayetteville, R. F. D., Sep
e. Is, 1908.
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1t is authoritatively stated that
there are more students in the
freshman class at Trinity College,
Durham, this year than were in
the entire college thirteen years
ago. Trinity has for years been
recognized among educators as
one of the foremost institutions
of learning in the South, a CEN
ter of the highest ideals and a
leader of thought, and it has
always attached more Importance
to quality than to mere numbers.
1t is gratifying to note that in
recent years it has made great
strides in gaining in the popular
estimation the position it has al.
ways held in the estimation Of
educators, and it has now and has
had for several years. numbers
as we'll as quality.
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RED SPRINGS REVIEWS.
Musical Treat at the College
this Evening Quilting Party
Personal Mention,
Correspondence Of The Robesonian.

Correspondence of The Robesonian.
Miss Margretta Gaddy left
Monday for Ayden, Pitt county,
where she will teach this winter.
She is an assistant of Prof. J. A.
Macarthur.
Mr.. Johnnie Byrne spent We'd
nesday night in Parkton.
Miss Brizendine, of Baltimore,
Md, arrived here Thursday. She
will assist Mrs. N. J. Shooter in
her millinery department this
season.
Miss Vera Blue left Wednesday
for her home in Aberdeen. Mr..
Eugene Morgan, of Fayetteville,
spent a few hours here Wednes-
day.-Mr. Covington, of Rocking
ham, is visiting his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Townsend,
this week. Mr.. Lee, of Greens
boro, visited his daughter, Miss
Annie, who is a student at the
Southern Presbyterian College,
Tuesday.
There is a great treat in store
for all the music lovers here ir
the faculty recital which will take
place in tho College auditorium
Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock
Everybody is cordially invited t.
come and hear the fine violin
Voca', organ, and piano music.
MI, Smith. Of Fayetteville
spent Wednesday here with hi
daughter, Miss Cooper, who is il
the college.
Mrs, Flora Cunningham hat
an old time quilting party
Friday. The guests were invited
to come with thimblesand needles
to spend the day. Late in thu
afternoon the invited ones de
parted, each saying she had J.;
very pleasant day.
Mr.. George Mcleod, Of Lum
bertOn, was in town one da,
this week.
Red Springs, N. c., Sept. Is
1908.
They must upward still an
> onward who would keep abreas
J of truth. Lowell.
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where partisanship does not
bias" He speaks of the cleo
ton of Mr.. Haskell as Governor
of Oklahoma and says that the
constitution was adopted and
Governor Haskell was elected in
spite of the efforts of President
Roosevelt's administration and in
spite of the speeches made in
Oklahoma by Mr.. Taft. He
charges among other things that
the steel trust, with President
Roosevelt's express consent, pur-
chased one of its largest rivals
and thus obtained control of
more than so Per cent. of the to-
tai output. and he asks the
President if he will insist that
in permitting this you showed
less favor to the monopo!istic
corporations than &c in op.,os-
posing them"
The big guns are booming,
President Roosevelt has stepped
to the front and descended to the
level of ward politician in his
frantic efforts to stem the tide
toward Mr.. Bryan, and there is
no prospect of a dull time be-
tween now and November when,
if present signs indicate any
thing, it looks like Mr.. Bryan
will defeat the man who has al
lowed himself to be effacedby the
President and his policies.