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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13
LEXINGTON LET
TER.
Many Events of Interest Noted
Lutheran Conference. Move
ments of Prominent People
Special to The Advocate.

Special to The Advocate.
At meeting here some time ago, a
movement was begun, tC secure the
location at this place of ithe proposed
Lutheran Conference school, to be un
der the joint conference Of the Luther
an church, and to offer a three years
course, as fitting school, preparing
students for the Sophomore class of
any college. at this meeting Hon. c..
NJ. Etird appointed the following com
mittee to solicit subscriptions as a
pledge to Offer the conference:
w. p. Roof, chlirman; Rev. w. II.
Hitler, pastor Lutheran church: Al
fred j. Fox, John Shull, b. n Buff
Senator ID. f Eird. Supt. j. E. X
Kyzer, Andrew Shealy, j. f. Kieckley
John w. Roof, George Fields, John NJ
Taylor and G.. A. Hammer. The pee
pie are subscribing literally and the
promoters here are meeting with
much encouragement.
Mr., Il. ii. Williams, for many years
an enterprising merchant at Irene,
has sold his stock Of goods to s. f .
and j. l.. Sh2aly who will continue
the business there. Mr. Williams
and his interesting family will remove
TO Batesburg this week for their
future home.
The Governor has appointed l..
Bennett Frick member of the SaIud a
township assessors board
Capt. j. f. Eargle of Peak, was il
town IN Tuesday attending to court
matters before the probate Judge.
Mr.. John G.. Boozer has sold his
farm near Irene, to Mr.. James r.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13
MANAGER OF CHESTER
BRANCH OF SOUTHERN
COTTON OIL co.
SHORTAGE In HIS AC-
COUNTS
MIR. c. fITzSIMMONS, GENERAL
MANAGER, DECLINES TO TALK
OF MATTER BOOKS BEING
EXAMINED.

Manager j. j. Hardin has disappear
ed fro n Chester and there has since
oeen discovered shortage OF 81 200
IN MS accounts with the Chester plant
OF the Southern Cotton OH company.
1t had been reported that NJ. Hardin
had gone to New York to consult his
brother in law, Mr. w. A. Barber.
former attorney general. but up to
Chls Time he has not been heard OF.
although he left Chester several davs
ago
Mr' T. FitzSimons, vice president
and general manager of the southern
Cotton Oil company, was asked for a
statement Wednesday night. He
confirmed in part the news from Ches
Ter, but declared that everything
would be all right. Mr.. Hardin was
bonded, and the bonding company
VIII make thorough examination.
| Ihe news from Chester saws that
MI Y. Z. Fishburne OF Mr.. FitzSim
mons office has been checking over
The books for week or longer, and
that Mr.. Gaiilard Ellison of the gen
eraL managers otlice will be put in
charge temporarily. Mr.. Ellison re
Gently graduated from Clemson college
ana Is we'll equipped mill man. e-sA
Jay Hardin has many friends In
| SOnth ia rnlino l.
lavorite and it is hoped that when he
next reports he will clear up the who'll,
matter. 1t is believed that he got
caught short in speculations and that
he intended to cover back to the com
pany in due time money that he had
USED iii an emergency for himself, and
that travelling auditor came along
just at the time when he could offer
no explanation.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13

ming five days weekly this morning,
an Increase Of the hours weekly for
325 employees.
The working time at the plant Of
the WaItham Watch Company, at
WaIJham, was increased by several
hours wecl, today making total Of
I7l working hours weekly.
The ;. d. Warren Company's 5 paper
mills, at West Brook, Name, employ
ing 1000 operatives, began curtail
ing today by running five instead OF
six days a week.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13
RIDGE SPRING NEWS
NOTES.

Ridge Spring, March 9-Dr. ID. b.
Fronts is taking months hOspita
course in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Otis CuIlum ami baby are
spending week with her mother,
Mrs. J. y. Culum.
Mrs. Jos Jones ana little son have
gone to Grecnville for visit OF sew
eral wcekSat the home OF her fathe r,
Rev G. T. Scaifc.
Mrs Robt. Severance and baby Of
Florence are visiting at Col. r.. B.
WatSon'S
Mrs. Addie Boatwright and sons
areahout to greatly enlar-e and beau
tify their home
The skating rink recently opened
is affording a great deal OF pleasure
tothe young people of the community.
A large amount of commercial fertil
iZcr has been hauled from here during
the past several weeks. Our farmers
are going to pursue the Williamson
plan for raising corn on mucl more
extensive scale this year.
A newrural delivery ronte Of II miles
has been cstab ished from this point
ana Nr.llcnry Scatcrfcit has the con
tract. Three rural delivery routes
and one star route are now operated
in connection with this postohicc
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13
COL. MIKE BROWN Has
PASSED AWAY.
WELL KNOWN SOUTH CAR
GILMAN DIES In NEW
YORK,
Owned and Operated the Carolina
midland Railroad and Promoted
Other Lines.

Blaclfville, March I2.-Col. Mike
Brown. formerly a native OF Blackyine
and well known in Barnwell county.
died in Il hospital in New York this
afternoon. His remains will be car
ried to Brunswick, Ca, Saturday and
inferred there Sunday morning. -
Columbia State.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13
NOTICE

We wish to remind you that the
gardening season is at hand We
have the largest assortment and
best varieties of seed we have ever
had Call and see us.
The Harris Cain Drug Co.,
The Quality Seed aud Drug House.
l3 tf. Batesburg, s, G.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13

Capt Alexander Hamilton Wolfe OF
Sandy Run township, now Calhoun
county was in town a few days ago.
He is a candidate for clerk OF court,
in the election TO be held there the
second Tuesday in April next.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13
Visit Miss Bodie at
FitZmaurice's

Miss Viola Bodie has accepted pc
sition with Fitzmaurice Dry Goods
Co. in Columbia and will be glad to
show her friends from the country the
many bargains offered there. 13 1t.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13

New American Lady" and "a
merican Gentiemen's" Oxfords.
E.V, CuIlum Co., Batesburg, s. G.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1908-03-13

Statement of the
Condition of
The Citizens Bank Of
Baresburg, located at
Batesburg, s. c.. at the
close of business March
9th 1908.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts, S72 10
Demand Loans, 1900. 90
Ovcrdrafts, 1905 81
Bonds and Stocks owned
by the Bank, 500 90
Banking House, 5,363.42
Furniture and Fixtures. 2,0H.OO
Due from Banks and
Bankers, 13,274.56
Currency, 4.4O5 90
Gold AO5 90
silver N;o,,o,. Do, 90, a.,
Checks and Cash Items, 3.SlO.25
TOTAr ~ 90, =,
Ii,hi,;t;es
N,ni.oI CT
Surnlus Tnod oo,, ~,
p'"' / ".,u' @'ouVVo
OholNlueu Fronts, less Cur
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
pOm 5sautar, TrtHrn 5mrro-
gaten nnN giUdlnn9en.

Cine eigent5iimlibe griHeinung in
Ser &lIliurgeihihte lit Is, oaB iih
ale &olfer. Die Den EXAMINATIONS.
punt Der &liltrr erreibt ODER iiber-
lMritteH. Sedereien Die ned Dem
pCupohnteu. abaeihmpftcn @aimen
SIT rei3en i'm StaRoe limo aus Der
Eieie 0eS Wlceres bolen. Die 6omer
Der aaiier5eit 0%eIettirten iih an
Wleerbraien mo Murdnen. mo
uniere 3eii. oie nit ienem @6ihuitt
0cr @eltQeldid}te and Oarin eilien
&cuIbuHngspuNft aufmeilt, BAT bis
Uet Dem hcrrllhcn Srifolinm: SEA.
Dllr. guiitcra mo Summer uidt3
@benbiirtiaes an Die settle ST. ites'
len oeruodt. 95ur sic Serri6ait Der
Aluter tanu ais nid1t uHbeitrittel
aGltcl. &on Dem einen ais berrlid-
tics Gr}emGliB Scr 3oolagIe geprie.
len. mirO lie Wieocy BON auOcrcn mt
@rduieH gemie9cn. Singegen bei
&dolar NM Summer limo ale Sc.
lehrtcn einil. 0a6 tic herrlidle @o.-
teSlaben ijuO. Die MIR Sen einen sch
Ter baben. uiemals 9olfsnabrmas.
mitteI merScg 81 foRHen. 0enH meOer
Der Sauiar nod Ger Summer fommeH
hdufig gemtg Uor. nm bldg m4Srciie
81 ltSoeu.
&1UIor lit betamtlih meiter uidts
ais Ser Rogen aepiNer Slide. StQr.
arten. Die M 0eu tieicn uuO laa9iam
flieBen0en Str0mGa Ser ldrmatilheu
GleflaaOes Ie5cu nelhe lid IN OaS
Sdauar5e Nleer uuo Mlowite 9teer,
IN Ncn &aipnec ma 4raliee ergieBei.
@Ieid Dem Sud& iteiaeH oicle slide
SIR Sett ser Cabbage in Den 6llIlgi
itromalhuGrts nm 81 loiden nHo
peroen aui Gem 3u1e 81 Eanleuoen
oou &nn0 geflHgeu. 60 Oernle.
DEN Bic @roBc Scr %einselHen 6Ildl'
0rtcn lit, 10 peridicOea an Gu0litas
nt lhr 8ogeu. Tie fcfnite @adre lie
icrt Ser SWrllt. dIiaatitatto oie
Weiite Der &luiea. r6iiilh 9eIu9er.
Der his GOO Hfun0 idlper 9efaHgei
wirO uno Damn runs go 80. &olen
birgt. Ter 8aoi0r 0es Sierlat miro
TART alS)tlieBiid non Der Soibalhmg
oee SareR pertrauht. Gus meni2e.
mas ubril b.Cibt. rDuu0erf IN Die
9udle itgDerrcdsr ruiiiidcr 6ariteu
un0 on0erer 12ilioHdre. DE bei
Eeitem gyo6ie @}cnge OeS 8aviars
iNmnl Rom Nauien.
Gcr Den Nlittu eatnommele DO.
ss wlrS AGr9 Saagie5e setgie5sa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
Sin 5ranenitaat in eOnOon.

@us 2on0on ihreibt man: GenneOp
CONT. elm fleines @aB6en bon Is
SGuiern, ourb cine Boiioge bon ser
IdumOurftoiten 9eutonitreet qe.
trennt. lit elm mertmiiroiges. titles
6ledden grOe. Dab es bier It'll lit,
iebr pertDunOern. ueun man
erfdbrt, oaB Die 6duier bon 1856
6rauen beruobnt tperOen - un0 0aB
it'd unter oieien oieIen wetbliden
8eien fem eii5iger MaHn befin0et.
Seit idon 40 SSdbren miro BET sen
golfs31blungen 9onOous jmmer mie-
Ser oieier merflpiroige umitan0 fon-
@itatirt. SpiegelbIant iino Oie 6da-
Ter un0 oas @dBhen uN0 eiae In.
sabI &aten treibt iib in Sen SoHn
barum. @roBes &rfieaen erreqt tets
0as @inoringeR eines Mlannes. mo
ais elmer Dor einem SATIRE Sen Maitb
fanO. eilen fleinen 9a0en IN Ser
Sale 5u er0ffnen. lab er iih ge5mun-
gen. i'm nab elmer &ohe m5eoer 81
i3Iieben. Gr murOe %boDfottlrt. Gle
Trauen. STE tagsiiber ibrer geTD0bn.
lit idrDereu arbeit nahgehen, iui0
itoli aui lire llna5bdHgtgteit uno
oert5eioisen nrutbis lire feline ge.
plt5Iif. Sn oieiem tleinen 6raueNs
itaat berrIht. mas Die @eguer scr
Observation-Disclosures ~ieoenialls
ihper enttdr5den mus. gr0Bter SRI
Sc uuo ole ihonite Gintro6t. Bon
Ser Giferiuht uno Oem @hrgei3 Be-
i'm Gnaliihen fiir oie 6r1ileu iprih-
w5rtlih 1T. it bier uints 81 merfea.
Gieneidt uonen Die 6rauen a5er bier
nur seiaen. oaB oie iiber lie oerbrei
tete ollaemeine 9ritht falih 1T. urs
SaB lie ebeniogut mic bic Gl5arer i'm
StanOe fRo. fiir iih ieIbit III iorgeH.
sic BADEN cine 4rt eigeuen Sifer.
heitsoieuites eieene. spar unle hr
bene. dber Oeito iider bahiisete
isse u1o iogay, mas am alsrmenh
mir tire SeI6ft1noisteit bsosgtes
etue eissRe-Iao0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
1mrrfaHt.
@on 5. @a0eIeine 8 aIae.

Bon s. @ooeIeine g uIae
mas 2e6en bradDte mir nieI boloe
q 8liitben
llrb titles, iiibes Slid - mo oodj
- Elm Sralm
@Iieb unerfiiat. - es brad bonn Sc
bensbaum
Sin aaoipen5meig. n i'd fonnte i9n
nidt Bitten.
gedt burfte lid i'm SonneHlidt ent'
fQlten
Die gan5e Sd5nbeit, Die Oas Seln
peripronen,
llno iener eiae Erouul. Ser mir SER
brohen,
2dBt nie mein @eb. mein Se9nen
ME erfalten.
0as rei6e 2e5en bob' i'd beiB ge'
noiien,
llnO Oennod brennt I'm tiefiteH Ser
5ensgrun0e
gio1 umoerliarbt ME emit Die ollie
gSun0e
I'm iene aEoipen, Die ii6 ME er'
ibloiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
Die GeIanOgeit elm f6RIi6es Gut.
Son r. obert.

Gin f0fIiHes, uuIddbbares Gut III
oie @eiunobeit in dler Bdbrbeit.
g9er tie niAt ahtet, lit ibrer nidt
mertb. 50 manher bergeuoet oas
cole @eidenf, in0em er unbeoaht uno
nohlanig Oamit umgebt. gor auem
oergiBt bic Ssltgen0 Die @itfgabe. Die
alth NIT oieler Mltfgabe nerbunoeR
lit. un0 adtet Oie leibIihe @eilno.
belt gering, ia gebt 10 NIT ibr uul, ais
tonne iie Hrt uno Himmer OerIoreR
tperoen. 1uB dber 0os 8egentbeiI
Der 5oa lit qnS DAB beion0ers mir in
unierem noroiihen Selma allen
@runo 5ur @oriidt baben, miro nur
81 oft oergeiien. 60 niislih un0
poblangebrabt Der Sport i'm ouge.
meiuen urlo i'm beionoeren lit, fam
ood nidt ernitlih genug oaOor &c.
marnt meuoen, IGN i'm uebermaB 81
betreiben.
@epinermnBen onItefen6 lit aud
bic Slidt Der iltngen @elt. iih mog.
Iidit Ieidt rrlo 0uftig. aud i'm @in.
ter, al fIei0en. SIR Iino ober elm.
mai oarauf ongeiDieien, uns mad Der
Sabres5eit SIT rihten, un0 0iirfea
ms nidt MIR einfa1 mad 2aune uno
@obIgefoaen fleioeR, pean mir ges
Juno bIeiben moaen. 8etm @inter.
nebel mo BEL raubeu 8inoen ioaen
mir Die 5arten 0rgane Ihonen unO
tie nidt iiber ole &raft %anitreHgen.
Die @eiuH0beit lit cine @ottessabe,
Oeren @ertb mir gem0bnlid crit ems
5uieben pfIegen. iuenn mir iie nerlo<
rem baben. Shon mander Dat Ii9
ielbit nnflngeH miiiien, ite nidt gents
genO beahtet 81 baden, lDeil eI
meinte, ieiner fraftigen RonititlttioH
f0nnte Dies o0er oas niht ihaoen,
8ieleift geibiebt es nibt geraoe i'm
9tugenbGd; friiber ooer ipdter pirS
iif ser WiBbroah DOR sic @ernof.
iaiiigung ober iiher fiibIbnr utadeni
meiitens. fpenn es ihon 81 ipat SUE
4bbilie lit. g8er friih uno geiuna
lit. er3eige iid 0ur9 Snadtuabma
Oes aorpers 0anfbnr. gr BAT eineR
&ar3ug Tor oq Sen Sauienoen, Die
franf uu0 elenO iino, uRo Die, Don
96atur idGpGhlih, a1if iebr Oiele
SrelB0en Dersitten miiiien. bic Dem
@enln0en an @ebOte iteben. uit0
Damn Jorge er oafiir, 0aB IN Dem ge.
un0en 40rper cine eeitnoe SeeIs
uohne, 0amit iie Elm piirOiges. e0Ies
Daiein fibre uuo Dem 3dhiten in
ieoer @ejiehuHg Elm 8orbiIO lei. 0ur
Damn genieBt er 0as 2ebea in Der rid.
tigen @eile.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
Bic eiirratur nnS Scr @aIO.

Ter gSalo ipieIt in ser 9itsraiur
bctanntlid cine iebr groBe Role nod
gr0Ber aber lit picleidt Ser GiufluB.
ZEN umQctcbrt sic 9iteratnr AMI 0e.i
NSalO ouSiibt. Gomit lit nutiirlit
nlht Sic ioriruirthihaiilihe 0itera.
tur aeHeint. 0ie BON ser &ile0e SIS
@alOes n. N. han0elt. ion0cril
0ieieuige. sic olli idlehteS. ioae.
uanutcS 6ol3itl fipapicr NeOrildt III.
via 0ie 5ur 00pierberetuul per.
u~cnoeten Sumpeu INNER thcurer
luuroen. erfau0 man Elm Surroaat
iitr OaS 2untpcupapter i'm ioQeuaIu1-
ten No3papier OaS theilneiie ans
ab9cihlifiNleu &ol5eyp. WeiteuS alls
Honiierea eygeitelt miro. %u @u.
betradt 0eilaH. mas 3,utiltt1le slt.
ianuucuQeitricbeR mlr0. tam, Is ia.
turlid njdt atSblelbea. Sab 0os 9u.
padien 0%er9ileratnr AMI Sen &al0.
beitau0 bec;uiluBt. 3thu Romal,
id}riititell,y uoH 0enen icOer clner
out pert6Wilideu 9lomau I'm &c.
m6hnlid'er umiaitae ihreibt Ser cint
9tuilaae Oon 10000 6pemplaren er.
ltbt foiten sem @alo ihon un9ei0hl
10 @dumel 9toh idlliuuer III 81.
@al0Nrmiinmg oltrh sic Rieiss.
~laillget mo0eriier ElaeS3eiuuuser
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
0aitfrrunOiaaft nnO @afli6tcit.

IS lit tuobI elm ihones cling nm
cole @aitIdteit. no lie reht gsiibt
Uir0. 0b2r tie haun. Nenu ii5ertrie.
ben. audl 81 ether ernitcn 5ei1hr fiir
Oas SamilieHle5en fuerOen. Gie
Wditireun0ihait ioate me IN Der
ie aus1eocbut peroeH. OlB Sic
hausli6e @eihloifabeit gaH5 oui.
bort un0 0as SlmiIienleben 1Ieid
lam BON Ocr @1itfreauOi h0ft auiae.
iault miro. @&un nbralS iahrcir
Dor lsuter 8ciuden mo ginIaoun'
gen eiE S2Gs eiseaiIi9 gar ui4s 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

Sir Slide nnO SGns.


gt Q ntog: Seaerieiuppe. =
8nuftleilh nit 4uitanieuiauce unO
sebadeaen 9%artoffeln.
9ienitog: aaieiuppe.-aaLbs-
ieber mt misunderstanding.
WittDon: Qpduter -Guppe.
-3Diebeltartoncln unO @riI5Durit.
den ooer 8ofeIfleiidJ.
@onnernag: Sagoiuppe. -
@uldid NIT Niafforoni.
5reitog: 9iIsiuppe. II Slid.
auilaai. 9ortoneIpufier.
Sonnobeno: aar6fleIhbriibe.
-aalbileiih init boaaHoiider Sauee.
Sonntag. gapiofaiuppe nit
Gotnaten. @eoampfter 5ammel.
ridden nit aartoifeln. - Salat. -
gtnBcrenp nit S6ofola0e.
SeIIeriefuppe. M1on ihdlt
orei bis bier anoaen Geaerie, todt
tie in Salswaiiec mei6 uno ihiittet lie
5um ablnufen uuf Elm Sie6. Sanr
i6neioet man ole SaIfte Der Sellerie.
fHoaeH IN feine 5deiben. legt lie In
Die Suppenterrine uu0 iteat lie beI
Seite. Die anoere Salfte miro Our1
Elm Saariieb geltriden. illus etuas
Butter uuo Wtebl bereitet man eiHe
DeiBe W1ebIihpibe. ni6rt lie nit
6leiidbriibe an, eiebt 5pei GigeIbe,
Sab, WhIsfatmlB nn0 0en onrhge.
riibrten Seaeriebrei 0a3u. ldBt allies
matchmaker auifoden uno i9Ittet es
iiber sic Seaerieibeiben.
slid 4nfIouf. 3nei fIei.
mere Slide, entlDeoer 6ehte ODER
&eiBHihe, uer0en mad Dem 9lusHeb.
men aus 6out un0 @rdten gel0it,
iebr fein gebadt un0 nebit ehpas &C.
badter ReteriiIie tn etpas iie0en0er
Butter inter fortgeiebtem llmriibrea
eiHige gfinuben geOlnitet. Damn
Oermiidt man oen geOiiuiteten Sid
brei nit einem piertel 8fltno altsge.
gr1teten. aebadten Sar0elen. eiHem
@Bl0fiel ooa @apern etluas Sal3,
Dem Salt elmer 3itrone unO elmer
Priie geitoBener 0h~tsfatbliitp. Sin
8int ialtre Sabine miro NIT iiinf bis
feds Gioottern mo elmer Briie Sul5
berriibrt. orei bis bier gBl0fiel geris.
bene Semmel, Der 6iif6rei uno SUI
lebt Der iteif geidbageHe Sduee Der
@upeiBe oo3uaege6en nno 0as @au5e
in elmer nit @urter beitrihenen 5orm
gebuden.
Tapiofafuppe tEom
Sir ieds 8erioneu. 3eit.
bauer Der 3nbereituna 80 ginliteu.
Bier id0ne Iomaten idnei0et man
in Stiide. giebt tie NIT elmer 4riie
Sal3, elmer Briie 3uder, elmer
4uOblaud3ebe. einem fleiuen Gtiid-
diem 9orbeerbIatt, etUas 9bpmian
un0 5ipei SuppenI0fieln 8aiier in
cine feline 4aiierole, iie miiiieu
oariu langinm idugl3en. Sn eiuem
Guart toden0e Sleiihbriibe ldBt man
5lpei &ofieI Sapiofa einlaufen ur0
qHeut tDn IN ublld1er Neelle aus. 60
balO Die Eomaten gau5 5ergaugeH
iiH0. nimmt man iie auf Elm iemes
Sieb uno oriidt lie nut einem @olB-
loffel ourh. Inn lie iogleib in Die
Gapiofaiuppe 8u geben.
Gum auridten miro oieie bonn
6euer genommen. iehs Sropien
&iir3e mo elm taubeneigroBes Stiid
iriide Butter bineinget6an un0 5Uei
rei6li1e 2offel geriebener 8arme.
ianf1ie ut0 einige 4ornhen GapeH.
uepieiier bin5ugefiigt. - Der Sale
fam auB eItra geeeben weroen. "a
maude Sen pifanten 8uiab nidt lie.
ben. @lid farm man Somaten.Ron-
ieruen OerqUenOen, itutt friider 20
maten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

Dem tie 0ieielbe germ bon fremOen
Mieniden entgegennebmen. DIT sic.
lem @ebrouh mare Elm uebergong
geidnfien, Der nuh sur beiieren IL
nan5icIen Stelluna Der GhcIrali
fiibrt. Gs miro nod oiel i6er cine
iolfJe Reliernng aelaht. aber lie miro
Sariiber Elm anoermal.
Clara Midaelis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
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men. Ser gerein min Durh gerar.
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fiinltleriiden Seiitungen Der italieni-
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men 8%0uernallt qrpe0Sbof bel 2eip-
sig begriinoeten Observation-Disclosures
uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS = 6rnuenidule
ut lest nud1 Der BortefTbau dls liel-
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ale 3peige zines iolfen aud prnf-
tii6 eingefiibrt tper0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
Sin nnbcgoIfcnsr ssIe9rtsr.

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neru ser @iienihaft bate sic SO.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

Cas ii oie et.e 3e.nah nift.
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Ssr eateR Sto5 tn @1iea tr6g&
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

+ Ser gerein fir DirtbihaffIifs
SrauenihuIen auf Dam 2anoe, oeiieH
gCIiibenOe 5rdulein SOa Du aorss
ileiib lit miro OemnddAt in Shers
pingeH /. @eltpr. cine Deitere 6rap-
enidMLe eroffnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

= Or. @farie gaun, Die fniber
.baoiihe 5a6ritinipeftorin mar, Dur-
De sur @eihdftsfiibreriu oes 0iiiels
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11
HUNTING FOR BARR.

Throughout the entire state of Ne
vada and in adjoining counties of
California. Idaho and Utah, officers
have been searching for Charles
Barr, the vaquero who shot and kill
ed in cold blood Deputy Sheriff Lar
kin of Humboldt county at Kings
river. Larkin was shot and killed
while attempting 10 arrest Barr on
a ranch at Kings river. He was shot
in the back and i'll communication
Sheriff Lamb. of Humboldt county.
characteriZes the crime as a cold
blooded murder. Lamb has appealed
TO officers generally to look out for
Barr and TO arrest him on sight. To
this time the man has succeeded in
keeping our of sight and nothing
definite has been learned concern
ing his whereabouts since fleeing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-11
Drill Man Dies
Suddenly

Richard Cadman. a drill man IT.
Gently employed at Copper Flat, died
suddenly while resting on table in
the Apex saloon yesterday afternoon
Ii was not known thar he was sick
until he began TO gasp for breath.
when several of the people in the sa-
loon went to- His assistance.
Cadman was unconscious when
they got to him and died within a
few minutes. He was young man,
about 2S years of age. His home was
formerly at Florence. Colo. He had
intended leaving for Bakersfield, GAL,
in few days.
DR.. Hofmquist was called to- the
saloon yesterday afternoon TO ala the
man but ON arrival found that Cad
man was dead Coroner Cartwright
later summoned jury, which rem
dered the following verdict: we,
the jury summoned to investigate the
circumstances connected with the
death of Richard Cadman, find that
as near as can be learned he was
about 2S years of age and native
of Florence, Colo. and that he came
to his death from heart failure. His
occupation was that of machine
drill man. Signed, James Reilly
foreman, d. ]. SILVER. Frank Clark, j
Greenwood, j. Taylor and W. H
Hickman"
A telegram was sent to Florence
last evening making inquiry for rela-
tives of Cadman and asking that they
be notified of his death. Until repi,
is received, disposal of the body oil
/ the man will be in allegiance.