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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

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bcl1tidc Sprod)e BON ibrcm Sllrl.
plob perbonntelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30
YricfhcI6roernng nod Dem MnsIanSc.

Nv Netp
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Dem 4. Sui enoen0e @obe id)licBt
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len pilnftlid), mie iolgt:
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dim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

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in more. Gas ncltc
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minItcr. Gem QegiSlotip 2 Gomitc
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pon baltimore an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

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&afm.; nod) Cuba, nia Sompa, tGS.
lid nm 1 llbr Nodym. mad Gotta nj.
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oob cine umutterbrod)ene ltcberlonO.
9~ef0roerumg crm0gIid)t miro,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-30

Der Hdltthatl0telt. US ltllo jltr 3elt
nid)t ncniger, ais 10 @oDuingcn 1t.
@cihGitsbGuicr i'm Ban bcgriifcn.
2eihc pom Suub d) /.
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benen Gr-0oupcrncurS SIopo 2olpr.
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Sonrtag WorNen foot int @ett nuige.
ttulocn. Ils Der Coroner Ct. Mars
cridlien, lullr0c Die 2cide BON cinenr
fleinen Sumo, ocn @r. Souuoe9 Ser
Negerln emit geid)clltt, bclpnht, un0
man ipar g%c5mungcn, Dem Sbicrc cine
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ebc Der Sethenbcitottcr an sic 2cidc
bcran fonntc.
atno ermi d) tc @ift.
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Sobn Ger Srou Wiubcl @orlid, bonn
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om Sonntag III cinem unbemodtcn
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luar nadI &erlnui elmer bolbcn Stltn.
De cine Hcid)e.
NlterWt nnn 6mcr p~erIebt,
Sn Spring @roUc bel 2)ort mlroc
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non Noibuiue, Oorf.Gountn 40, an
Sonntag bel einem 3uionmenItoB
lClncS 6llbrperfS nit cincnl %clettri-
idlen @ogaon 10 id)lucr perlebt, oob
oil leinem Nuifonmen gc5weiielt
miro.
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bar.
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6beiopeotc Ohio &onol in Nctrieb
porcn uno ieit Sobrcn bel Gumber,
lono I'M i%ogenonntcn Balm" inn NO
raft llegen, lueroen BON ser SdiiiS.
bau- uno Sol5bnnolungoiirmo Wer-
tens Sobne gcboben, f%oliotert uno
nod @eoraetonn olS SteinIoitfGbnc
gebrodt. Gic Sirmo bot BORT cincn
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6luBorbciten iibernommcn.
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!t5iit BON HodpiQc, Wontgomcrn.
Gorntn. Wtb., tilr5lih bctolnt &c.
maft bat, ooB or olti sic TGber scr
slutomobile itieBen miro, sic nit ci.
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6 WciIen III Ser Stunoc Oltrd) oic
StroBcn bc5 SrtcS iobrcn, bot ocn
ctpilnitten Grfolg; fcin glttoiobrcr
mill iif) Der 8eiobr oiSicscn, &C.
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toitipielig Iinb. Die @%epobncr bon
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rem Eoli5iitcn.
Gin mabrer Nimroo.
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bon Grafton, $50, iuobnt, lit Gin
mobrer Ntnlrob. Tor ctlid)en 5oocn
erlegte or orci @Grcn ouf Dem
g prltcc Berg, elmer icbr wilocn &c.
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@6blte drcdIihcn COB.
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oltc Satin zines italicniihcn Obit.
bGnblerS IN Norfolf, So, CAB iid) ont
Sonntoq ben Slommcntoo, inocm Iic
tire alei0cr nit Fctroleirm trGnftc
lno Damn in @roro ictte. Sic 5ruu
lit on Der Sdminoiudt.
Sic gon5c Sumilic Der.
lest.
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EIcro, nnb i1ntmtlidc Snioiicn, Serr
lnb Srou Martin unb 5lpci flcinc
&lnocr, mitrocn ans Dem 0ll0op 0ee
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fleinitc ainb trlg inncrc Scrlctum.
gen oopon.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
PROF J. H. THOMAS
APPEAL HAS FAILED
Superintendent Tanner Revoked Ii
cenSe to Teach Because of
Absence.

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 5.-The
State Board of Education met yes
terday afternoon to hear the appeal
of Prof. j. H. Thomas, who failed to
attend the County School Teachers
Institute in Clark county last year,
and his State Certificate was revoked
as to that county by Superintendent
c. A. Tanner. He had appealed to
Superintendent Crabbe from Superin-
tendent Tanners decisiJk; ar'as-ss]rss
hearing yesterday was from the de-
cision of Superintendent Crabbe sus-
tanning the action of, Superintendent
Tanner.
The Board of Education soon dis
posed on the case, and affirmed the
decision of the two superintendents.
While it was not the intention of the
Board Of Education to make an ex-
ample of Prof. Thomas, their action
shows that they will uphold the coun-
ty superintendent, and the State Sup
intendent in seeing that the provision
of the school laws are carried into
effect. For this reason their action
in this case was a most important
one.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
1909 ADDITIONS At
revival SERVICES
Series at the First Baptist Church
Closed on Friday
Night.

The series of meetings at the
First Baptist church closed Friday
night. DR.. j. w. Porter preached a
great sermon on "The Lamentation
of Christ over Jerusalem" Not
withstanding the rain and mud, the
house was filed with people. There
were seven additions to the church
and six confessions of faith. There
have been, all told, about one hun
dred and nine additions to the
church. 1t is regarded as one Of the
best meetings ever held in this part
of the State.
The usual services Sunday. The
morning subject, instructions to the
New Members" The evening sub
ject, Immersion, the Act Christ Com
manded for Baptism" The hand of
church fellowship will be given to
all the new members. The baptizing
Sunday night, also Wednesday night
at the regular prayer meeting bapf
tism will be administered.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
IMPORTANT MEETING
HERE ON TUESDAY
Officers of BurIey Tobacco Society
To Make Arrangements For
Money Distribution.

An important meeting of the Of
ficers of the Burley Tobacco Society
will be held Tuesday. At the meet
ing, arrangements will be made for
the distribution of the $12,000,0OC
which the American Tobacco Com
pany agreed to pay, for about TO-
100000 pounds Of the pooled tobac-
co. In addition the officers will dis
cuss the growing Of a crop in 1909.
An effort will be made by the society
to fix the amount of tobacco to be
grown in order that it may arrive at
some idea as to the price the tobacco
will bring when marketed. 1t is I'M
derstood that the ultimate aim of
the society is to agree nthe amount
of production Of leaf, the approx
mate price it will bring before a
pound is grown.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
BOARD HOLDS SESSION
Discuss Boundary Lines of Districts
and Tax Levy For
1909.

The County Educational Board
met in Superintendent c.. A. Tanners
office at 10 o'clock Saturdav morn
ing. This Board is composed of w.
E. Hshback, H. L. glastonbury, K. S.
WilB, f. A. Ecton, chairman of the
four divisions of the county, and C.
A. Tanner, who is chairman Of the
Board.
HE Board was called to order by
chairman CO Tanner The first
thing on the program was the read
inc and adopting of the minutes of
the former meetings, which were held
the first Saturday in September, Oc-
tober and November.
Next the Witherspoon district was
allowed $1.05 for repairs. H. L..
glastonbury and w. F. Dickey were
appointed as a committee to look
after repairs on the school cistern in
Mt Zion district The $15 allowed
the Pine Ridge district at the last
meeting was ordered to be paid by
Mr.. Tanner on receiving receipted
bills from the trustee in that dis
.trict.
1t was also moved that the Board
ascertain at as early date as pos
sible what will be the county levy for
1909, and present same tossthe Fis-
cal Court. = ~
The boundary lines of the several
districts were discussed but all ac-
ton in regard to them was deferred
to a later meeting. There will be
some changes made in boundary lines
next year. The Board then adjourn
ed to meet again their next regular
meeting day, January 2.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
VOTE DEAD men
AT PRIMARIES
Grand Jury Exposes Chicago EIec-
ton Method and indicts
Eighty-0ne.

Chicago, Dec. 5. = The ballots or
men long residents of other cities,
the ballots of temporary absentees,
the ballots of the insane and even Of
the dead were cast in the primary
election of last August in Chicago.
"Repeaters" voted in platoons with
the connivance of willingly unseeing
judges and clerks of election, and
fraud, rampant to an extent hitherto
unknown in city never famous for
the purity of it's political atmos-
phere, rendered the resultant party
nominations morally worthless.
These and other startling allega-
lions were made in the report of the
special grand jury which, after sew
eral weeks Of delving into charges
growing out of Chicago's, first pri-
maries and returning 81 indictments
against two score or more of politi.
clans and others, adjourned. The in
yestigation, owing to physical limita-
tions, merely scratched the surface
VI IhC oAIudIlObB oSOOiuAhS W IuC 10
port, and doubt is expressed that
there has been an honest city or gen.
eral election in Chicago in years.
The findings of the inquisitorial
body characterize the primary cleo
ton as a disgrace to the city. Voting
machines are urgently advised as
step in remedial direction, and
wider application of civil service. 1t
is stated that while the jury can
not affirm that no frauds were perpe-
trated by civil service employees, it Is
significant that the inquisitors found
none such. On the other hand, the
report remarks the fact that although
the police were in the vicinity OF
every polling booth, the investigators
received no aid from them in seeking
to fasten responsibility for the condi-
tons which prevailed.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
VORYS STARTS
BOOM FOR TAFT
Makes Statement: on Return From
Hot Springs and Explains
Preference.

Columbus, o., Dec 5.-What is con-
sidered an authoritative announce
ment of Oh ries P. Taft's candidacy
for the United States senate was
given out by Arthur l. Vorys. The
significant feature of the statement Is
that it Immediately follows Mr.
Vorys'- visit to President-elect Taft.
1t is taken for granted that Charles
P. Taft's candidacy to succeed Sena-
tor Foraker has the full sanction of
the president-elect. Mr.. Vorys' state
ment reads:
while there~are a number of Re
pubHcans in southern Ohio, where
the senatorship naturally should go
this time, who are well qualified to
take such a responsible place, l think
Charles P. Taft should be and will be
elected.
'His experience in both state and
national lawmaking, his large versa
tile and remarkably successful &C.
complishments in business, his man
agement OF one of the greatest and
most influential Republican newspa-
pers in the country, his scholarly at
tainments and broad knowledge of
affairs, make him exceptionally
equipped for the senate His honesty
and purity in private life are unques-
toned after the most searching eff
forts by the opposition in the late
campaign to find something wrong
about him. He can we'll be a candi-
date on his own merits.
He should not be and he would
not want to be elected simply be-
cause he is a brother ofthe president
elect, and on the other hand, he
should not be defeated simply be-
cause he is a brother of the presi7
dent-elect"
When asked whether he talked to
President-elect Taft about himself,
Mr.. Vorys said: Il repeated to him
yesterday what l told him the day
after the election and also a long
time before, that 1 do not want an
Office -
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
DISCUSS ARBITRATION
President Lewis of Miners Union OBJ
jects to Services of Outsiders.

President Lewis of Miners Union OBJ.
jects to Services of Outsiders.
Pittsburg, Dec. Arbitration was
the theme at the session Of the Amer
lean mining congress. President T.
L. Lewis Of the United Mine Work
ers of America made the opening ad-
dress, taking the stand that arbitra-
ton in which a third party or an out
slider had to be utilized was unsatis-
factory and failed to bring about per-
manent settlement, but that arbitra-
ton in which employer and employe
get together and between themselves
adjust their differences has done more
for the betterment of the mining in
dustry than any other agency.
A letter on arbitration from Judge
George Gray of Delaware was one of
the interesting features, while an adj
dress on the same subject by Carroll
d. Wright, former United States
commissioner of labor, was given
close attention and aroused much in
tereSt.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
at the council meetings and are in
creasing all the time.
CITY Assesses Salary.

An ordinance was passed fixing the
salary Of the City Assessor at $500
per year; $4,000 to be paid at the
close of his work and the other three
hundred is to be held until after his
tax books have been corrected by
the Board of Supervisors; he will
also be required to make a sworn
affidavit that he has seen the owner
OF every piece of property in the city
and has secured the signature of the
owner as to the value of the proper
ty and that he himself has investi-
gated the value Of the property
The three hundred dollars will be
he'd until after q settlement has been
effected by a committee that the
Council will appoint to audit the
books. For each violation OF any
lule in the ordinance governing the
assessment of property penalty will
he imposed on the Assessor and will
be paid out of the three hundred dol
lars that will be held by the city. This
it is thought will do away with the
trcnhle that the Council is now hav-
ing with the tax payers.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Leconte,s Friends to Demonstrates.

Cape Haitien, Dec. 5.-General Gin
cinnatus Leconte, minister of the in
terror in the late cabinet of President
Nord Alexis, and who now is an as
pirant to the presidency of the re-
public, will arrive here Sunday. Par
tisans are preparing a demonstration
in his honor. General Leconte will be
permitted to land, but every effort
will be made to repress any demon
stration that threatens the peace of
the city. The regular forces will be
reinforced by disciplined troops from
the interior
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
WEATHER Helps TRADE
Retail Business mail Sections Braces
Up After Cold Snan.

New York, Dec. s.. = Bradstreet's
says: Weather conditions have been
irregular, but the arrival of a cold
wave following unreasonable mild
temperatures has stimulated retail
trade north, west and east, and even
helped business at the south at some
points, though holding Of cotton and
low prices therefore have tended to
check buying in the cotton belt as
whole. Collections have shared in
the irregularity in trade, and there is
noticeable more complaint as to
those than as to business generally,
more particularly at the south.
Heavy wearing apparel, shoes and
coal have been helped by climatic
developments. Holiday trade, too,
SLOWS signs of expansion, and COM
parsons with year ago in all lines
are naturally in favor Of current bus
mess.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Alexis Goes to Jamaica.

Port au Prince, Dec. Sit has
been decided that Nord Alexis Is to
go to Kingston, Jamaica. The former
president and the men who took ref
uge on board the French cruiser Du-
quay Trouin with him will be trans
ferred to the German steamer ST.
IBERIA. The government. garrison at
Milionard, when informed Of the
fight of Nord Alexis, made off to the
north. They consented to surrender
their artillery to the Provisional gov
eminent, but insisted. on taking their
rifles with them. &
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Rate is Higher Than Now.

This rate is higher than the pres
emf one and the acceptance Of the
ordinance providing for this increase
was strongly objected to by council
msn McCullom, but when the vote
was taken on the matter he voted in
favor OF the ordinance.
As usual. there was a number of
people before the council complaining
Of their property being assessed
above its value and asking for re-
bate, on what they have paid; and
others complaining of paying taxes
on property that they have disposed
of some time ago. These complaints
are getting to be common occurrences
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Sold to Best Bidder.

Tire ordinance provides that the
franchise be sold at public cutlery to
the highest and best bidder that the
city reserves The right to refuse any
and all bids and also regulates the
price of phones.
The price of phones for business
houses will be $2.75 for private or
direct lines and $500 for two party
lines and for residences $1.65 Tor d.
rect lines and $1.40 for two party
lines. 1t also provides that after the
company that purchases the fran.
chise has more than one thousand
subscribers the rates may be in
creased to 1925 and $500 on bus
mess telephones and $500 and $3.50
on residences.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Found Two Bushels Of Mail.

Warsaw, Ind, Dec. 5.-Two bush.
els of irst-class mail, most of it
opened, was discovered by hunters In
secluded spot on the farm of David
Homes. The opened letters were all
mailed at Michigan points and were
destined for the east Checks and
money orders were untouched, only
cash having been extracted.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Shoots Wife and SAFE

Granville, Mass, Dec. John Ar
tin. lodging house keeper, fatally
shot his wife following a quarrel re-
sulting from jealousy. He then made
what is believed to be "a successful
attempt to end his own life The. AR
tins formerly lived at Youngstown, o.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
JURY FOREMAN THREATENED
Toledo Prober Goes Armed During
investigation of Criminal Cases.

Toledo, o., Dec. 5.-Constantly
armed and even sleeping with a gun
at his side, Joseph Munich, a hotel
proprietor, foreman of the grand jury
now in session, is prepared at any
time to meet threats which have
been made against his life. During
the present inquiry into a number of
criminal cases by the grand jury,
Munich has received anonymous let
tiers and telephone messages warning
him that if certain lines of investiga-
ton are not dropped he will suffer.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Governor Wants More Evidence.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 5.-Governor
Mead refused to honor the requisi-
ton Of Governor Fort of New Jersey
for the return TO New Jersey OF FL
lott A. Archer, alias Archie Carter,
who Is wanted in that state for trial
on II indictments charging forgery
amounting to $4,000
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Two Suicides Found.

Columbus, o., Dec 5.-Bodies of
William Kelley, 40, shoemaker, and
George Lintner, 65, a roundhouse en-
ploye, were found in separate sec
tons Of the city. Both had commit
ted suicide with carbolic acid be-
cause of mental depression.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-05
Political Refugees Return.

st. Thomas, B. w. l., Dec. 5.-Over
100 political Haitien refugees, includ-
ing General Antenor Firmin, who
headed one revolt in 1902 and anoth-
er in January Of this year, have left
here during the past few days for
Haiti.