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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
JUDGE PoPE's ORDER.
Proceedings in Jones Case Said to be
Most Unusual-Lawyers Declare
Nothing Like it Ever Known
In South Carolina Before.

Columbia, Sept. l4.-NO decision
of the State court rendered in a long
time has caused more general discus
sion. especially among the members
Of the bar, than the order Of Chief
Justice Pope staying the trial Of W.
T. Jones in Union. It is said by
lawyers that nothing like it has ever
before been done in this State.
It will be recalled that Jones, a
wealthy man, was arrested on the
charge of having killed his wife, who
apparently died from poisoning.
Jones, through his attorneys, applied
to Judge Hydrick for bail and the
application was refused. An appeal
from the decision refusing bail was
made to the supreme court, and even
this procedure is said to be doubtful,
as the matter Of granting bail is held
to be one that is in the discretion
Of the Judge to whom the application
is made. If one circuit judge refuses
bail another circuit judge may grant
it.
The general sessions court for Tn
ion opened last week and a motion
was made by the defence 20 continue
the Jones case. which Was 'overruled
and the day set for the trial. Mean
while application was made to the
chief justice at Newherry for an Or
der staying the trial on the ground
that the case was before the supreme
court on appeal from the order OF
Judge Hydrick.
What is the purpose Of bail? 1t
is to permit the defendant to go at
liberty until the trial Of his case. If
he is innocent and IS declared inno-
cent by the jury he then has no use
for bail. If he is guilty and is de-
clared guilty by the jury he then has
no use for bail. When the case
comes to trial the question Of the
defendants right to bail is a purely
academic question, and the courts do
not like to pass on academic ques-
tons: in fact; they have more than
once declined to do so.
The theory Of the law is that the
right of appeal is for the purpose of
preserving the rights Of defendant.
The idea in the minds Of the public
is that many times the purpose Of an
appeal is to secure delay in the ad-
ministration of Justice.
The supreme court meets N the
fall. The order Of the chief justice
may be taken up early or late in
the term. and meanwhile Jones re-
mains in custody. If the supreme
court decides that Judge Hydrick
was right in refusing bail Jones Will
have to remain in jail until the next
term Of court after the decision is
rendered, which term will probably
be in February. If the supreme court
decides that Judge Hydrick was
wrong Jones may get his liberty un-
til the next term Of Union county
court. (, matter Of perhaps three
months. but if he IS innocent he
might have had his liberty in Setem-
Der BY going 10 trial az that time.
Its a queer mix-up. and the decls-
ion of the supreme court will be
awaited with great deal Of interest,
as it will set precedent in this
State.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY BLUES
Georgetown Boarding House Keeper
Puts Bullet Through His Brain.

Georgetown, Sept. 14.-Samuel NJ.
Tompkins, 45 years Of age. committed
suicide this morning at $50 clock
by blowing out his brains with a .32
calibre revolver. Mr. Tompl1ins kept
a boarding house on the corner OF
Prince and King streets; he had a
wife and two children; daughter OF
a and a son II years OF age.
Tompkins came to Georgetown
about one year ago from Enterprise.
a small village on the Wacamaw
river, and previous to his residence
there he had worked very acceptably
in the store of Messrs. Burroughs &
Collins, at Conway, and had many
friends at that place, and in Horny
county. He was reared from boy
in Conway by Nh. W. r. Lewis, who
married an elder sister, and who gave
him the benefit Of a good common
school education. But untoward cir
cumstances followed the young man
into later life, his health gave way
and he has suffered recently from
dependency. For the past six months
he has been out Of steady or remun-
erative employment, and that TACT
seemed to prey upon his mind.
After waiting upon his guests at
the table this morning he stepped in
an adjoining room, when the inmates
Of the house were startled by a pis-
tol shot. Rushing to the apartment
from whence the sound proceeded,
TompHns was found lying upon the
floor with bullet hole in his head
just above the right ear. Physicians
were Immediately summoned, but the
unfortunate man breathed his last
before their arrival.
The coroner, Mr.. S. A. Parker, held
an inquest this morning, and the jury
Of which Mr.. J. B. Shackelford was
foreman, brought in verdict to the
effect that S. NJ. Tompkins came to
his death by his own hands. The
terrible deed had evidently been con-
templated for some time, as a letter
to his wife, one to a personal friend
and creditor, and one to the local Ma
sonic Lodge asking that it arrange
for the shipment Of his body to Con-
way, all neatly and intelligently
written, were found in the dead man S
pockets.
In. writing to his wife he stated
that she and the children would be
better off without him as he had in
surance in several life insurance COM
panies amounting, it is said, in all to
about $4,000, and a portion of this
sum would pay off all his debts. Mr..
Tompkins was a member of the Or
der of Woodmen Of the World, a
member of the Masonic Ordery Lodge
No. -65, at Conway. Great sympathy
is felt here for the stricken family
Of the deceased.
The remains have been taken
charge Of by the Masonic Lodge Of
this city, and will be taken to Con-
way by deputation Of its members
in the morning.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
Rutherford News

Rutherford School, April 14.--Tncre
was preaching at r,norac Baptist
church the 2nd Sunday; had a large
congregation and Il good sermon by
the pastor, Rev. B. p. Mitchell.
The farmers are getting along nice
ly with their crops, but are needing
rain. There IS some cotton up but I
think before next week this time it
VIII he looking sick as there is gener-
ally cold spell at Easter, and this
year Easter and full-moon comes TO-
gethcr and We are looking for a very
severe cold spell.
Several Of the Rutherford school
children are out Of school on account
or having the whooping- cough. but
hope they are being taught at home
by their parents.
G IT. Amici has been confined to
his bed with grip few days.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Cromcr. Of
Craven Hill were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Wicker Sunday.
Mr.. Oscar Graham Of the Graham
section, with his pretty BRIDE has
moved upon the Higgins place near
the rutherford school. We are clad
TO nave him near lis ana num,erco
among our neighbors.
Mr.. Jenll Smith, Of Mt. Pleasant,
received fall from which he was ser
iously injured and has been confined
to his bed ever since.
sec some dogs are muzzlcd and
some free. lf [ muZzle mine and Bill
don't, what need is it for me to muz-
zlc mine? If there are 100 dogs and
80 are compelled to be muzzlod and
so running free, let the others free
also.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
White Ribbon Echoes,

The W"man's Christian Temper
ance Union Of Nrwbcrry hi.hlv appre-
clalc the courtesy Of The Herald and
News in opening lis columns fnr our
benefit.
We aim t" enter every open door
and inc ne of the press. in bringing
our cause before the public. is always
y boon which VIC accept with sincere
thanks. We hope to furnish items Of
news from "Nr various departments
OF work scmi-m"nthly, which may
nr"vc both interesting and profitable.
We give in this issue. the annual re-
port given by our secretary at The
close Of the YEAR in March.
We enter hopefully on another
years work and rejoice in the hear
~ "God Spccd' that "reets MS from
.all sources.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
ToLAND NEGROES CONVICTED.
Will Hang May l for Murder of Mrs,
Ellisor-In Penitentiary for
Safe Keeping.

The two Toland negroes who were
tried this week at Lexington on the
charge Of numbering Mrs. Ellisor,
were convicted on Wednesday and
sentenced by Judge DcNorc TO hang
on the first day Of May. They were
carried to Lexington from the pcni-
tentiary under military escort and
after conviction were returned to the
pcntcntiary under The same escort
where they will be kept for safety un-
Ill The day Of cXccut.r
One of the negroes admitted having
killed Mrs. Ellison, while the other
protested that he had nothing to do
with it though he was in company
with his brother. These two negroes
went from Ncwberry county and re-
Gently lived with Mr. II. C. Mosclcy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
How My Boy Went Down.

1t was not on the field Of battle,
IT was net with ship nj sea.
But Fate far worse than either
That stole him away from me.
'TwaS the death in the tempting wine
That the reason and senses drown:
lie drank the allurin" poison,
And thus my boy went down.
Down from the heights Of manhood
To Ihc depths Of DISGRACE and sin:
Down 10 Il worthless being.
From The hope Of what might have
been
For The brand Of a beast hcSolteG
lie bartHrrd his manhood's crown:
Through The GATE Of sinful plcasur,
My poor, weak boy went down.
'Tis only thc same old story
That mothers 50 often tell,
With accents Of infinite sadness.
Like The tones Of funeral bell:
R'It / never Thought. once, when +
heard it.
/ should learn all lis. meaning N.Y.
self:
] thought hc'G be truc TO his mother.
| thought he'd be true to himself.
'nt alas! for my hopes. all dclusion !!
Alas! for his Youthful pride!
Alas! who are safe when danger
Is open on every side7
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
News of Mt. Pleasant,

very much to say That Mr.. !, r.
Smith, an honorable uld soldier Of our
county is suffering very painfully
i'rom Il fall received Somrtim, ooo ONT
Of his barn, and y host or his r,.;ond,
amt relatives were to see him Sunday.
!'"rily ms Illness he has been great
~ missed and more 50 on Sunday
rom "'' i''asan' church where he
''> ',e'' Il 'e''",,,S m '''c'''oer l"r mum
M - ''"'> ne e''''re community
"'l'S 10 sec l''n up again
+. >r'' DE- N'"'I,'r ana Magistrate
- w. '',''e' VI Ne"nerrN, were Ill
'"'' ''''"''E ''s' week.
MY. 4. |. Willard. Of Union. :. c.,
WAS E!Si'lh" ms hr"th'r-ln-law. Mr..
H. L.. M"FlN!' OF inns section, last
"''"'
Mr.. }. T.. Ringer. of this section,
ila> returned home from Il visit 10
ms uncle, Mr.. Lee Ringer, near st.
!h!iiipS.
We are lad 10 say thai Miss
'"iiha 'r"m"r VIII" has been very III
Tor some time Is able 10 be mp again
anu spent the night Sunday with her
"nrI'' Ar' II. :. Graham. of This see
'loh.
Mr.. b. I. Bishop and Miss Gertrude
Wicker, Of Ncwbcrry. war, visitinm
in this vicinity Sunday.
There will be an Eost,r our ,,nt
nn1 musicoI ,u S,turl,r t,;l 1o,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
Report of Woman's Christian TEN
perance Union Of Newberry,
S. c., 19O7-10O8

Dnrln9 The las, year w have hell
lw" meetings each month. We now
have an enrolment Of los Including
active ana honorary members. show
in; IN increase of +! over last years
cnrollmcnt
We were Fortunate in havin" The
Annual Convention of the W. G.. ~.
/. Of South Carolina 10 meet with Us
last September. At which time II
unions were represented bringing to-
%cthcr n earnest. enthusiastic. Chris
tian women as decgates.
The meeting was Of great benefit TO
our Ncwbcrry union and we feel that
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour was an in
Spiralion 10 The convention and her
talks help l0 our town.
Recently we have had with uS Mr..
M"t"Nn and Mrs. Dietrich the nation-
nj or>'anizcr. We hope that our roll
ANA car "nnl works will GROW even
more durn" The coming year than we
have grown in the past.
Eva II. Gary.
See. Of W. e. T. t.. Ncwbcrry, S. G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
DISPENSARY WINS
IN AIKEN COUNTY.
With Three Small Boxes Yet to be
Heard From the Vote Stands
877 to 822.
The State.

The State.
Aiken. April l5.-Thc election, held
here today aS TO dispcusary or prohi-
biti"n. resulted in victory for the
county di>pcnSary by Il very small ma
.iority. With all but three small boxes
heard from The dispcnsary mas Il lead
Of -. and it is probable the other
three boxes will run the majority up
to 100 or more.
Great interest was taken in the
election all over the county. Although
the weather was threatening Il large
crowd WAS around the polls in Aiken
all day, among whom were many Ia
dies. About the time the returns be-
can to come in il began to rain but
Notwithstanding this large crowds as
Srmhlrd around the bulletin boards
and waited for the returns, which
came in rapidly. tt was Il close alcc-
tion
The following is the vote by pre-
rin"l>:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
Oh, can nothing destroy this great
evil?
No bar in its pathway be thrown,
TO save from the terrible maelstrom
The thousands Of boys going down?
Author Unknown.

In Atlanta. Georgia, Il city Of lGO.-
000 population, one hundred and sew
cntN-iivc saloons were closed bv law
on january |. 1908. Before that Inv
was thirty days old the city jail was
empty OF prisoners for The first time
since il was built.
Before Georgia became pronibi-
tlon people predicted "ruin.' Comp
~ store buildings. ''busincss dcad.'
etc. But within thirty days after The
one hundred and scvcnty-fvc saloons
Went ont "f business The Liquor
stores were rc-rcnted for such enter
prlscS rs clothing" stores, furniture
stores, grocery Slorc7, and all sorts Of
stores where the people buy supplies
that contribute 10 their hcalln. COM
Fort, and welfare instead Of drink
that destroys
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
RED MEM ADJOURN.
Alter Two Days Session Great Com-
Gil of South Carolina Concludes
it's Work--Officers Installed.
News and Courier,

News and Courier.
at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
the annual convention Of the Great
Council OF South Carolina. Improved
Order Of Red AIen, adjourned, after
business sessions extending over two
days. \ great deal Of legislation was
passed that was of primal Importance
20 the order. The territory control-
ell by the Great Council or South
Carolina WAS divided info districts.
each Of which is to have semi-annual
convention. These smaller ronvan-
tlons were inaugurarcd for the bet
ter advancement Of the fraternity and
in order that Inc principles for which
the society stands may be brought be-
fore The public more frequently. Ac-
cordlng to the reports Of the various
COMMITTEES the financial and numcri-
cal growth Of the Red Men in this
State during the last year is far in
advance Of that Of any other.
The Hon. G. l.. Blcase, Of Newber-
rv. representa-" The Great Incononcc
Of the United States, then installed
the officers elected in yesterday 5
meetings. namely:
Great sachcm. j. T.. Gadsdcn. CO.
lumbia.
Great prophet, J. d. Harris, Lang
ley.
Great senior sycamore, j. S. Booth,
Chester.
Great junior saagmorc, B. f..
Townsend, Union
Great keeper Of wampum, Otto
Klettner, Ncwberry.
Great Keeper of records, B. C. WAL
lace. Sumter.
Great keeper Of wywam, r. L..
Cromcr, Florence.
Great keeper Of forest. r. L. Sucot,
Rock Hill.
Great keeper of tannop, T.. C. Cor
ncr.
Great miShinewa, II. G. Summers,
Jr., Rock HILL
McsSrS. Cole l.. Bleasc and C. E..
Tally. Of Ncwbcrry, were chosen as
great representative TO the Great
Council Of the United States. the time
and place for which has as yet not
been determined.
The thanks Of the council were then
extended to the "E,utaw Tribe, No..
l0,' Of this city, for the courtesics
which were heaped upon the visiting
delegates during their stay in Char
lesion, and to the German Fusiliars
Tor the Use Of the hall for the occas-
ion.
The session adjourned with hymn
and prayer by the Rev. S. n. Creech,
and IS to meet again on the second
Tuesday in April. 1909
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
TWISTING A BRONCO.
Flow Colts Are Put Through the
Grand Merry Go Round.

He was a big black beauty Of a
colt. and just as mean as he was
handsome. "Bronc' had never been
Thoroughly broken by his former own
rr, and wncn | first saw him he was
in the hands Of the best horse break
er in camp, who was putting the fin
ishing touches to his education.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17

aforc took a-holt of him,D remark-
ed the bronco twisf,r, uSnucksi
Nowadays Of hoss bucks his soddla
blankets orf'n him III, bows saw
'Outlaw! Bad bronco Gurss T,l]
ride that old hoss ovcr vondcr,
"T'vc sw,otcd most OF .h., unl;noss
oui,n him ,rr,Tv ,, c,rt;,unl III,
Trainer. HITc ain + roi but ono moan
habit left. am todnv T,m roinm to
larn him to rcr~it il -
The mean hobi. rcf,rrcd 10 was
ihis-wh,u "RroncD decided 10 ~n
strairhl ohr,I hc,d ~o. Ovor rocks
and down ih, siccn h,nL,s oc , wosb
throunh coctus and fl,c wc]] nomad
rot claw: and If thc chol),s nr;ck-
,G him. ar il,r curvcd claws or tho
brush suoich,l nj his fl,n,,s ho
would throw IN somc fancy buel;,,
for, rood m,osurr rs ha fora olonm
Bui iuru? Nrvcr
The Trainer fool; his r;,t, from tho
saddle horn and tied one end to tho
rope bride or hackamorc, fastening
it securely under the jaw. Then he
rrtird ih, colt, working toward its
fIanks, until The animal allowed aim
TO reach the fail and fastcn Il loop oc
rope in lis heavy strands.
Thr free end Of the riaia was pass
~ through th" loop IL Il way which
W"uid bring Ihr horses head and tail
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17
The Bryan enthusiasm is as thin
as widc.-NDws and Courier.

"Thr nappi'>l lifc,' says rural
editor. nee Frank Stanton. "is where
YOU tell time by The snn. drink water
from a @"urd, pay the preacher and
editor. and don't worry yourself as to
whether the world is round Or a,as.
nor make your head swim trying to
see how high heaven is.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-17

Th"r2h The map"riIy Of The Massa-
chus.rttS DELEGATES are for Taft, we
shall not begin to abuse him until
Kansas finallv " endorses him.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25

benz: &c Der gear Din fiIlete Brett. 80
tincel - Sertil irnoe be bel bd Teng.
NOT. men bbab EirIpcr bet, nndr Der in.
gen 8iIie or? SIiat tinoe De aIene ID
iiuSe paa at bile, bpis Sc ipntss iaa GOO
ON oisie ipaee. hiGIpelGe eIcr ioleoei
StitieIier. at be aioroe benz til fine afs
gnscr; noset IisnenSe iom at 0ala'
terns billie reject fine Zine io % eioet
apoitIerue. bpis bet babe p0ret muIiat,
% Oct babe bebaset Sem. eaer JON "a
BIN Slot / 2pitra fom irritcnSes mes
&ranie % Srer o. pilee oiret for BEN,
foroi &c troese. apoitIcrne bar @uoer,
geen ! Doc opIyite Sib iaa piloc be mart
fInee oct, at life Ereiten eler Yreitefns
ntilien er 0uber, OF be piIee piit ipneS
beerc ON SoIlaren emo ON @reiten 9eSs
neen er Der 10 mdI,aeu Reniaheb. loni
nleb fin beSite GiIie lite .iinSs Ifnife fin
Brett Yeniiun itor uof til at tepe al, iaas
Tom Ser lille futtisc IeniabeS / Q. Sc
Der anitrenser iis piit til oct pSeritc for
at boIoc oct GirtcIise 9daerSe hos iig,
opbolee lin Bret oi.p. 90 buis Sa bans
SeIie ilcs fell, iaa ban life funse arbeiSe
mere. % DC madtte tdISe en- mn arbeieer,
iad ueo life ie9, boaS Sc ifrISe iige euer
giere meS lin aamIe Brett" Sugen
&auiieIiabeoll De Ifuloe ferit aabent
%ti!itna, at Sc life er iftanb til al betaIe
I'm @ieIS til lin Brett. Sc iuuSe iise
inn iaa: @i peS bel. at Oct. iom vi bar
aipet Dor Sreit til at Iepe al. er nm en-
Iioen Gel af set, ior ban bar f~crtient
meo tit Grbeihe for os. og at | itploer
bam Seriion riseIis til at lepe al. Reu
ON bi baOoc fori@t at iamIe roeet Gps
Lag for baut. idu bapoe hi life flnnet. Ga
b: bar helsr life frnuct sipe BAN ia1
react. at ban hiroe lrese uosct tiIiiee.
% bet, Tom oi mt fan oipe bnm ! Ssns
ion, er puo lnnot uGr life NOT. Serfor
beuoenSer ri os til Dem, Tom bar bapt
@etiening al BAN fsr. iom ogiaa finn gap
BAN en- Iioeu 0el al, bpao ban reS tit
Grbeioe for Sem f%ortieute; OF oerfur, on
DC eno Ill Dor paa andre adntcr, BOG be-
rer paa 8irIb I'll BAN. gi Der Dem on,
at DC M oil betoIe al paa fin @iGlo OF
ierSe fine Siorn9 iii bort SamiuuSs
&eniiorStasie; iaa pilSe aasiereren bors
o. 8e9ning. tpitterc on ierSe Dem til retie
T~eofcnntcnoe. Sois set Fra life blir tile
itrGfteIigt, iaa beSer hi D~teuigbeSerue,
ion er nleo iamme Sdmiruo ON, at De
broSerIig oil tourrne oS til SiGIp % icns
De mango Imaa Sibrae til oS aienucm
SenIiorstasieu, ian oi iaar RiSIer NOT,
ian pt tan dfbetale Dor @iGIS til Dor
Yreit beo at ifaffe BAN ri9eIig Seuiion.
SrrnmeuS StsrreIie. inm vi beSer Res
rigbeSernc ON at sipe os, tan pi beItems
me. iad mart pi irr. b~pormeaet hi Ie!u
lfaffe BAN. og bormeaet Be andre al
bans forSurns SiIbsrere bctaIcr iuS.
8. u. Neaer,
geIion, Buffalo Co., wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
rette MaaDe.
RansiolSist al Stturabs Sorstrs
bar Tart ben.

Spis BIZ fiber al RpsuRrt,
Or Der fun en- Naaos, bOprpaa ben bel.
breoes.
Ten rette IaaSe sr at belbrehe Rprerus.
On oaarlis Sing betpoer ipse Rprer.
EcriDm bet, % uriuGre glaser igIser.
7pan's aisHep Bis sr tiIbsreSt tun for
Rprerne.
Or a~nbefalet Of Soft / 7ecorab.
Rrs. G. u. ellington. Tom Dor / Rr. 70S
gSeit Mntt q. Tiger: Seq hlroe fprttrrs
eeHoe Spniptpmsr paa Gpre lpsoom mluoit
otte aar, 90 ltient lea, naar aHfaloene blep
altior ilee, ipgte 7ottpr % brHgte en- bel
Del Neoiriner, M ies bog hosH eGer inseu
2inoriua. Zen lpue, tnise, neotrntteroe
Snerte lige oper RprerHe par lfanig. Raar
iea bsieoe mig. inlgte dltio en- rirenoe
Smerte, % Stiubeo % SaGrbeo par trent
trRoenoe. III saa on sler neo en- 5rappe
par n9ltsu unIuligt. % Der ear en- uteset
ImerieiHlo SaHitelilbeo uiee Sprernes ue.
ismmelie. loans &ionep Bills bar iaa hsit
anbefalet | Sldoene, ar ARr. eIiugipn ali III
SSanaler Bros. Apptet eftrr en- Boz cs iea
beannote at brage bet. &eialtaterue par iaa
%aialprt, at eiter at leg hapoe bruet En- Dor,
flsbte lea en- til. ia 5iIitanoen | stprerHes
Nilonortng blep normal. opAsrte S9rten I
Rpagen % ben blep it9rtere."
SilIaIss bps aHe Spotbeiere. gris so
Gents. 6piter aRilburu Co.. stTalo. q D.,
gneusenter ipr be Sprsneoe Statsr.
QUIT RauRet:-2 tag intet aaost.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-25
On iimpel graoe. iom bpilisnIembelit
SRier al bette 8lab tan ipriege.

SeS bu, ON on bar 9itbsieliabeo for cller
bar Rpreipsoomf
Dor on noseninoc iprisst ben Iinpfe
Ereoe, at bape DIT llriu I en- fjlajte eler
Eotte % laoe ben itaa t24 Elmer?
gt Buuoiato | llriusn autpoer en- ipseIis
Iifitano.
Sioenlfabsu bar til beHne Sib frsmfert
Beuis for, al al ben Rensnina, Tom bit Blob
trRnger, ia. | S~irfeiigbeben at brao Der faH
glsres, mao noisres al oine siprer.
De CT be pistiaite Crgausr. iOrSi be Tftrer
og renier 8fpSet.
Rprerne iiIer % fltrer M tlrcn5eoerne
Biooet - bet er 9eres grbeioe.
sanar DIT Blob er urrni, ida fan iutet renie
Oct roen oine Gprcr.
Cor at oueruinSe etsie gfaaer. taa IT.
Stlmer's Siuanp'Gpot. bet peroensbersurte
Hnremtooel. Seo at tage Champ Ruct
hriHger on Hatlren en- noturlig 6iRlp, oa
S~uampsHoot er bet met fHlofomre 6elbreI
oc!iesmtooel % ben miloeite 6inlo for Rus
rcrne, ION enouu er 6Iepen upoaset.
Spis ou nRpner bette gfao on ifriper iii
3r. 8tIuisr & Go. 8inabamton, q. y, eiter
en- Brppefldlfe, lad oil be ienoe ben frit meo
Yolten - ben otl poerbepiie euhper. 9u pil
ogiad riuoiage en- Then BOG meo oRroiiuloe
Splpsninger, frrtGlIenoe aft ON Tprerne.