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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

BittenberJ. 9reI4er
Sacob &auter tdBt feline 0reidma.
i4ine erlnotih reparireu, uuo miro
cieie Saiion quite arbeit MAIDEN.
Gm lebten SOuntas preoiste
bier in oer co. airhe etu STUDENT
pom Breoiaer. Seminar.
Srof. Bm. Stuls bafanb Iit
etttte Boheu bier I'M GlternbauIs
gu BeiudI reifte uber otsier Gage
uieoer nah &auias @ttg no er ota
eebrer tbdtt1 1T.
5reuuo Suit Rtebi beiiuoet ff
auI Der &rantenlllte. 8inIuen bal.
oige SeHeruns.
Simon 5rtsemeper Dat bad
nene 8Obnbaus fir Soiepb gnset'
breft iertie uno es 1T cine 5ieroe fur
be u%m9e9en0.
Sobu 5elmeubad uun atttlt
Berger mar 5Onntua bier helm
SHmleseriobn 5ris 3tmmertp gun
Seiud.
= SIM Seim Don 8art @rente ii
elm iirammer Suuee einsetebrt, uni
nit rett freut lid oerr @reute Der
autunit oieies STAN mbatters.
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,parnune- W6Iie in sboiotleiOern

Darnnne DDIie in Sd)aist!eioeru
eebeu in uuierem 6ountp uno Der um9e9eno
umber. Die aopeuiiiten iinb eS peld1e pie.
oerulm nui binterliitiaen S~d)leid)rpeaen iiir
lire Sade an Der Arbeit iino. sic foms
men oils 9iid,c,a9enieu. 6ebt nidlt auI ben
gein,. aauIt feline Yiider; lie enihaIten Sifi
in 3uderiorm. !pabt ibr rueld)e eetauit;
perbrennt lie i'm aod,oien. 60 niiben ite am
meiitep upo ldaben am peni9ften.
z. 9 ue b rene
paItor Der GuSl. Ct pauIs 2irde
6ermnnn. Uio.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, that letters
TeStamentary upon the estate ct
BERNHARD MUELLER,
deceased, have been granted to the under.
signed, by the Probate Court of Gasconade
County Missouri, bearing date the 3rd
day Of June, 1903.
All persons having CLAIMS against said es
tate are required to exhibit them to me fot
allowance within one year from date OF sald
letters or they may be p~recluded from any
benefit OF such estate; and if such claims b,
not exhibited within two years from the
date OF the publication of this notice, the,
will be forever barred.
GUSTAV KIDERLEN,
Executor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

3ufergenuB. gieIfod glaubt man,
faB 3lifergenuB Die Sabine peroirbt,
9as lit nidt eatt3 rihtig, oenn Ole
gnaIanoer uno Die Ieser in ben FRO
pen, melbe am meiitcn 3uder bon al,
len 8oltern ellen, baden befanntlidI
Sic beiten Sabine, Iur Dor iiberma.
Bisem @ennB bon ioIdJeH SiiBigfeiten,
.pelhe 5rudtiduren enthaltenL 1T al
lrarren, neil Die 8rndtiGurefi, ni9t
Der 8nder, Die SABINE ansreifen.
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q.

8. 3. Ohman ne6it Jamilie Don
9ope paren Sunutas uno Moataa
bier bel ihren 8erulnoteu ben Ia
milien 8. 8. unO i. .. stoenuer 81
Beiuh.
Jrl. anna @cfmaun lit pom Ut.
Souls beim3efebrt UNI gu bletbeu.
aureus emo bot iih Der 81
Srintmann 9elepb0n 2ne ange
ialolen.
6rl. Guna Bessner reiite Don.
nerltaa mad ct. souis UNI su blet,
ben.
las Sonntas.S hutfet Der st.
Gauls- 8emeinoe an Bfinatmoutae
mar seaen abeno ais oas BETTER
einltieer unroe. au6ergembbnlid
gut beiuht, uno berritte bel sun;
ano Glt eitel 5reuoe.
Die Sebrioer Stoenuer su Sc
ont @roue gaben am Sountaa Nbeut
Elm See Sreasa Social, gu uelhen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

tp unb Sobn 8irtuer bauen tir Ri'
farb sdaumburs eineu arUben 8iet'
itnu.
- Sue GmO last einen Gnbau an
Ieiuem 8obnbuus ourd Ben Gmo
Sermann aufabren.
Der @eber. 8irteI Bal mar gut
beiu6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

uiete einselaoeu pareu uuo tbeil
nabmen. Rau uertrieb id bic Belt
In anseuebmer lluterbaltuns unb @e.
ieaiHaftsipielen uno brad erft UNI
Witternadt auf nit Dem B~etuuStleiu
cine ih0ue 3eit pertebt gu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

8unSe 8iiBe. Cine groBe grIeidte.
ring fir pmlbgeIauiene SiiBe ge.
ludbrt Die feline Saut i'm 3nnern ser
Gieridole. Mon 3iebt Tie ooriidtig
Oh unb legt lie auf Ole mimoc STEELE.
sic fiihlt uno.beiIt sitgIeid uno trGgt
10 iuenig ans, Dab iie beim @ieoeron.
5iehen ser Stiefel nidt i'm geringiten
bel1Itiat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Raler babeu teine Mibe, NtuoeQs
gu finoen. Die berlbmten Sh0us
hetteu baden Goriette aufaessben uno
uuroen RooeGe In @eiibt unO Turm
lett fe 9olIiterS Rodp Nouutdin
5hee uebmen. So Gents 9bee ooer
Sabletteu.
Su haben bel WaIter @rus.
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Cur gcbnnolnna yicdcnOcm SleiIdcs

OAl SSVuHulhhB btCujtNutH OlCHu)CS
miro Of. cine @aihung ooer filrScs
@inlegen IN cine 5ebnpro3entige So.
Jung bon iibermongosinltrem 4aIi
cmpfuhlen. 9ieies SaI5 mirft oltfJ
iebr gut. Bat aber ben 9of,tbeil i'm
@cfoIge. Dab orlrh altsgeitieoenes
Manga;torpo Ieidt cine 6drbuna 6es
Sleii6eS eintritt. ginen grIas ba.
iiir baben mir i'm gewohnli6en Sea.
millentbee, ioll aud nod bel Itarf an.
geaauacnem 8ilo por5iigIid aerlitJ-
GosmddlenO mirfen, Cine SGrbung
bes 1ltiihes fam nift itattfinbtn,
cbeniopenig cine @cidmadsper0n6e.
ring, 81 man Den aomilIentbce nit
tuenis @aiier abipiilt.
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11a1rni.

Our Grinneruus an @eorg uno Soa Wllt
id,ler @eitorben ben y Dtars uno % Sun
1907.
Run bic Stolen wieoerbliibn,,
Da lit eS elm Sabr,
DaS NIT Sd1rer3 mir lie iubu ,ieber,
Das 6eidtpiiterpnar.
Md, wenu In 10 turSer 3eit,
Stpei Der 2'eben 9ebn,
g9er beid1reibt oas 6er5eleio?
Wer fam oas ueritebeng
Worte rehen ooS ME aus,
Mas man oa 9eiiiblt.
Nd, wie 90 lit nun oaS Saus,
Wo lie emit 9eipieIi.
Duh bic eipiac 2tebe ipridt,
gluS bes 6immelS 6phn,
DDS mir bic Die bier gesIdubi.
Tort emit nieceriebn.
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2u %perfaufen.

WtSiu WobuhduS nit otorerdumen an Der
4. StraBe it inter siinIiseu 9~ebiusun9eu
5u %uertauieu.
gldberes BET
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19
Mi6hdhen ~perlnnnt

gerlauet, elm Wdod'u lir aI9emeine
Suue orbeit in elmer ,samtlie BON 3mei Der
ionen. toute5 Seim uno gutter 2pbn.
sloorefiri 544 Soutb Slop goenue
GtrtDooo, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

Gs 1T su trauria, menu mar 9eute
lieht, Die b%eItdnbig an phpRiher
shrunhe leioen, ueun 0oGifera
Hodg Mountain Sbee fie seiuno mo.
den mdroe. 8as erb6te betouute
ionic, 50 Gents, Ebee ooer Sabet
len.
8u baden bel Batter 9ros.
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2u p~ertaufen.

gu ~pcrfnuisn. elm Goion Some 9bonos
9ropb cinidlieBIib 81 Tecoros. Spred)t
Dor ooer idJreibt an.
&. g. 9 d Gig y auen,
S~uSconuoe, Wio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

abOnnfrt uuf Oas .oermanuer
g~olisblatt.1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19
Neue An5etgen.
Gioer.
Gu p~erfaufen.
gu ~uertaufen.

y9esen pid)t : Sebraud,. em Sidbrtees
blinoes piero, gut i'm Susgp, sebt audi I'M
SornpIIus, itebt biuig gum 0erfaui bel
9 II g II q b
auI RdrI 9uIbmegerS plaB.
6irit 6reet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

h0M0 sapepsia Cure
>'"esss what VII s.t"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

MurriO n. SIM 5eim oes
aueui 8aroelmeper Tam leste 8ohe
Elm tleines Sbbnden an. 8ir era'
tuttreu!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-06-19

- liner Depot ssent, Serr Eurs
uer bat oieie 8ohe cine 5srienreiie
anaetreten mad Clinton, gto., bebufs
Grholuue.
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An Ordinance to levy taxes.

Senrp boned
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
11th. That these resolutions be

11th. That these resolutions be
embodied In the minutes of this meet
ing and transcribed in legible letters
on the Book Record of the League
and also on the records of the school
Tor the pleasure and enlightenment Of
those who are to come after us and
carry forward the educational work
in which we are engaged.
18th. That the letter of the Presi-
dent. written to be read at the un-
yelling exercises Of the monument to.
Gen. Sumter, in the year 1907, and
also the one written to express his
interest in the Demonstration Farm
work of the school this year (19OS,,
be copied into the records of the
League and the school that In the
event Of the loss Of the greatly valued
originals these copies may show 20
future generations what manner Of
man was President Theodore Roose-
|velt. that he, while making great
peace treaties between warning ma
tons and digging canals that unite
vast oceans, and attending thoroughly
to all the manifold duties Of the
highest and most responsible Office
n the world, did find time to write a
carefully worded letter Of encourag.
ment to small, struggling rural
school
18th. That the League purchas. a
handsome portrait Of DR.. Knapp and
present it. to the Academy as a token
Of remembrance Of the great occasion
nf ni' visit and services to our corl-
inCnity.
14th. That our thanks are due and
hereby heartily given to the news
papers, and especially to the Colum-
.bia State, for the aid they rendered in
making the meeting a. success.
18th. That these resolutions be
published in the county papers and
in the State and News and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
TnE. CAMPAIGN ExPHsssax.
CAn11dhtEs. Filed Their S6A<susnz
Under Oath.

/ Coihmbia- ARg. 1S.-Accordfng tC
tttes rules on the Democratic party
yesterday wus the time for the. snndi-
dates to fila reports Of campaign ex-
psnses. Caxnifdates for State -o6sces
for congress ana for solicitor are. re-
iquired to die expenses with the s&cre-
ltary OF State. Candidates for. coun-
Ity offices are required to flea reports
with the respective clerks of court.
The expenditures reported to the
1secretary Of state are as follows:
For governor: NJ. F.. Ansel $TS6. %;
&c. l.. Brease S2S24.
For the United States senate: 7. G.
Evans $s7LS0: J. p. Grace $3.50. IS;
Geo.. Johnstone s2ss.65; w. w. lump
kin $5+5.25; o. B. Martin $xz4.16;
r. G. Rhett s5.s01.o4; E. D.. Smith,
$5Or.cS.
For lieutenant governor: T. q: Nc
Leod NO report.
For attorney general: j. Fraser
Lyon $4S.5O.
For secretary Of state: r.. NJ. Nc.
Gown $3.50.
For state treasurer: r. H. Jennings
no report.
For comptroller general: A. w
Jones s4f5.1O.
For adtutant general: H. T. Thomp.
son $41e.s0; J. c. Boyd s4S250.
For railroad commissioner: James
Cansler s221.25; B. L. Caughmar
s5OS.6o; j. A. Summersett $3.50. Nc
report from H. w. Richardson and F.
b. Fishburne.
For congress: Geo. S. Legare 1892.
so; W. S. Smith s267.63; JOS. T. John
son $7S.15; D.. f. Finley $217: w. p
Pollock $593.72; VIM. Murchisos
$169.6S. No reports from J. o. Pat
terson, Wyatt Aiken, Julius E. Boxgs
T. B. Butler. ]. r. Coggeshal, J. f
Ellerbe, p. A. Hodges. J. w. Rags
dale and A. F. Lever.
| ror SOllcltOr: NO report from +. L
Hildebrand. Jos. F. Byrnes, Jas e
Davis, II. M. Graham. j. B. McLAuch
lin. p. II. Stoll. G.. r. Rembert, #. S
Sease. 10 A. Cooper. G.. b. Thinner
man. w. r. Clayton, C. p. Quattle
baum, Walter II. Wells.
| The following candidates for soil
citor submitted expense accounts: A
B. Stuckey $S1.23: ]. Monroe Spear
$3.50; Christie Benet $174.9O B. b
Clarke $200.05; w. Hampton Cobb
$307.95; ]. X. Henry $25: w. st. Ju
Ian Jervey $255.65; Jno. H. Purifo,
$344.30; p. A. Bonham $343.SO; NJ
G. Long $513.10; p. 3. Sellers 21c.50
L
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are more abundant than here.
Beaufort. August 20.
Tribute to DR.. Gill Wylle.

The friends of DR.. w. Gill wylie of
New York will be interested in the
following which appears in the August
issue of The Broadway Magazine un-
der the heading, 1.-THE Originator of
Hospital Sanitation"
Thirty years ago when physicians
first talked of material law for the
government Of public hospitals, the
usual coterie Of scoffers that every in
novation brings forth found a conspic-
uous victim in a young doctor who
was advocating startingly systematic
and arbitrary regulation Of hospitals.
The young physician who fought for
his ideas on sanitation at the time
was DR.. Walter Gill wylie, of New
York specialist on abdominal surgery.
His fight has been successful, too.
Today II you have occasion to visit
the hospitals Of our larger cities, you
cannot help but feel that you are in
the grip OF system, as arbitrary as
1t Is comprehensive, which is no re-
spector of persons. 1t is the system
of sanitation. The phenomenal de-
crease in hospital deaths Is the result
OF its rigid enforcement. DR.. wylie IS
an expert In the science Of sanitary
engineering, and evidences Of his pe-
culiar talent can be seen in almost
every big hospital OF the country. He
has devised hospital systems. and his
essays on the subject Of hospital or
ganization have been read by hospital
superintendents all over the world
AS an important part Of his system
OF sanitation. Dr. Wylie has built up
chain Of training schools for nurses.
In New York DR.. Wylie took a lead
IN part in organizing tire Bellevue
Training schools, and> ever since its
establishment in 1873 has been its
leading spirit. Abdominal surgery
has been successfully practfsed only
during the last generation, yet DR..
WyHe mas taken cases rejected by
other surgeons as impossible Of cure
and turned out sound men In 96 out
OF 100 cases. OF course. such prac-
tice has netted him q handsome for
tune. He Is said to be worth close to
q million dollars, while HIS income
PSF year Is estimated to be not less
than $6o. 1000.
"Dr- wyIfe is q SoutherueE. As a
boy he attended q village school in
Chester county. South Carolina, until
his 10Th year, when he entered the
arno Of the Confederacy: with the
rank OF lieutenant He hass bees es-
tab!islted In New York since, practical
ly the close Of the war.
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's0nnno vesass Comments ON the
- 4 -As'ys',ss Nsw xhsss . I.N.-

Much hm Sssn written In the past
Wosk or~sNo, ssgardipg the A,aeovery
80 -, s~ssAsv6ap ~ sssd which y
- b Yield son ethins hfs 900 bush-
- Of bread-making wheat per acre.
mixing the original publication re-
Onrdins .this matter Can artiols in q
-veSKv JsuFuAlS ~ basis. = nyua-
~ u i>saAiag oapsrs have built up
swoaasrful pictuRss OF the future OF
1Nzming In wheat when this wonder.
f6 ysed is distributed widely. With
oct wishing tn detract from tl'ese
nE1ghv forecasts Afforded our farmers.
Asvever. II is well to wait and see II
shs wheat seed so ppovidentially dis
covered In that land OF riches-.-Alaska
viii OF and BY itself do al, that Is
'csaimed for IT, The average yield Per
scxe of wheat In this country last
year WAS II bushels; the highest av-
sraxe yield ever gathered for the en-
ssire country was 1875 bushels. in 1905.
sand the average Of the past ten years
-wss 13.s bushels. The average In
'uood years In England has run to rs
bushels. and some phenomenal yields
cf 70 TO 90 bushels per acre have been
rcspcd on the virgin lands Of eastern
Washington and western Idaho. To
Get yield Of goo bushels per acre
se@ns vast advance upon the best
thsa has ever been done before. and
~hfle everyone is willing to concede
Boat virtues to seed alone. II seems
almost beyond belief to ask one to
SEpayine seed by itself will make such
= difference In yield possible. Jus,
s~hs1 would happen to the soil from
Whsch twelve years production was
taken In one year. is not stated. Sol
exhaustion Of kind never before
known would seem inevitable. but
practicgn people would naturally In.
fer that the willing soil would be ex
hASsfed before the first crop was gar
usrcd The fact is that something els,
than the mere seed must enter Int
the production OF wheat at the phe
nomenai rate described. 1t would b.
well for the agricultural editors" o
the Iess'rg city dsilies In New Yorl
and ot.er large centers to 60 slowly
Scst they unwittingly lend themselve
40 some new mummy wheat" hoas
Witch will leave their rural reader
poorer. n not wiser. disciples OF tn
soble art OF husbandry y.-Bradstrest
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Masters Sale.

BY virtue Of dfSsreeeor rtne Court
OF Common Pleas for SuHlte- County.
IN the state Of So'Eth Csrrii;Er,. in the
;Tesetc re, Myers, Samuel Tor1lin.
Wesley Tomlin, Willian1 A. ---'''''
iry Tomlin, Rebecca1 Seymour
and Charlotte Tom,iE. against
AIlonfa L. Frederick will: ssil at
public auction, to the highest. bidder,
at the Court House, in. the: oity Of
Sumter, in the county and .State afore-
said on saleday in Septemter.. 1908,
being the seventh day Of. said, month,
during the usual hours Of SALE, the
following described real estate. to wit
All that lot Of land with. the, build
ings thereon. situate. in the city and
county Of Sumter. and State
aforesaid, lying on the south
side Of West Hampton ave-
nue.. formerly belonging to and oc-
cupied by Dicey Mickens, alias Dicey
Davis. Said lot Of land recently con-
tanned one and one-half acres Of land,
more or less, part. thereof was sold
by said Dicey Mickens in her life
time, and being the land originally
owned by the Presbyterian church. or
by James D.. Blanding and Anthony
White, Trustees, for said church. Said
lot adjoins- and. is bounded hy
West Hampton avenue on the
north, and by lands of vari-
Gus parties. on the other sides
the owners, Of which are unknown
Being the. land occupied by Dicey
Mickens, alias Dicey Davis, at the
time Of her death.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
II. FRANK WILSON,
o-12:Sc Master
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NOTICE OF SUPERVISORS Oh
REGISTRATION.

In compliance with act Of Legisla-
ture Of 1908 the Board Of Supervisors
of Registration will open their books
for the purpose Of Registration and
Reenrolling at:
Statoburg on Tuesday, Sept 1st.
Remberrs on Wednesday, Septem-
ber End.
Dalzelf on Thursday, Sept. 3rd.
Sumter on Monday, Sept. 7th.
Mayesvi1le on Tuesday, Sept. Sth,
Shiloh on Wednesday, Sept. 9th,
Oswego on Thursday, Sept 10th.
Concord on Friday (Gor,lon Mid
Sept. nth.
Wedgefield on Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
Manchester on Wednesday, Sept. l6.
Privateer on Thursday. Sept. 18th.
Sumter on Monday. Oct. 5th.
BY order Of Board.
S. J. WHITE,
Clerk & Secretary.
S-19-6t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
An Honest Confession.

Some two years ago.. speaking Of a
particularly murferous mob demon
lstration against. the colored people
|of that community, we ppypounded
the query: ''Is Atlanta Southern
TOWN." We noteds there certain symp-
tc'ns familiar in our observation of
similar ebullitionss in, Northern cities
View York, Leavenwortii;. Spring
field, Cincinnati, ettx, and it, occurred
to- us to ask whether Atlanta could be
ia. Southern community I'M: spirit and
.nee1nod-
. I'm Southern towrsS cities; villages
and rural neighbosheods the, upris-
tngs against the cdored! man are
mucM more frequent. than. elsewhere,
and too often characterized bs: ex-
cess 81 cruelty, not to, say barbarian;
butt II remains to bee safd,., witAs the
,excsRaUse OF that riottiA; Atlanta. ,. tArat
the obvious purpose ,otf thee moba has
always been to apprshsnd the crtini-
nal ard ~ out him to dsath, but ne&er
70 EXTENT its fury to thserace ut large
or II cpprsss IL any was3the innoesnt,.
Ti'Is latest rFxrsZy ,a SprlneseiJ.
abpn,EsnolS Illustrates tae p,.--. ,..A
made, in the case Of Atlanta in 1906
Here. were the same .tenaencies, The
same. blind fury Of hatred against tan
entire elaaeent Of the, population, 1he
same besotted craze for murder alike
of the guilty and the, inoffensiye.
Clearly Atlanta is like Springfield and
unlike any other Southerp .community
we. Know of. These things have been
done in many other "NoSthern. places.
;Excaltnrg Atlanta two. years ago they
have not been done in the. South.
! TtAane is an explanation and it Is
not ffr to seek.-New, York Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Frankiin Davis. the i-year-old son
OF william v. Davis. of Giassboro. N.
J.. has had his ies broken three times
On three weeks. hut twice the limb was
Sroken by a physician to prevent ~
becoming crooked.
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soLDlERs ACCUSED OF RAPE.


Denver. Aug. ,2i.-A news special
1sorn Laramie. wyoming. today say.
sAae while every effort has been made
~ the authorities at Camp Emmett
Crawford. the military manoeuvre
UrOund, to keep the fact secret. II
npnspired today that on last Sunday
nsmbers OF IN artillery battery as
Rslted Q young woman. leaving her
oruised and unconscious on the
Urssnd. According to ths story. q
non-comfhissionsd oficer OF the s1st
seeiment Us .sscorting the young
wsman. when tina pair were attacked
~ thirty-two men Of the artillery bat
tsry. ", ersN
The officer was beaten into insensi-
oaiity with gun. and the unfortunate
young woman was dragged to an
asolatsd spot and mistreated. After
lying half dead for hours the victim
q shs outrage revived. crawled to a
hsuss some distance away and told
nsr story. rwsnty-six men. alleged
% hsvs been implicatsd In the out
roes. are under arrest and are chain
- sogsther In tss camp prison. They
- under coninAu& guard to prevent
1ynching. ss sentiment In the camp IL
19sng against them. :. Sig Of the al
U.1 assaiiants escaped. but three OF
- were apprsheHdsd at Rawtins
epeAy. The es>ss shrss are still at
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A storekeeper at Glen, Cove. l.. T..
who left his Cash registsr open. so that
burgsiirs might not b1sak it, discover
ed that a mouse had. made its home
insidl. and it was necessary to- take
the nachine apart before it could be
dislDiged.
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I hereby announce That I am a can
didate for Magistrate from the Sixth
Judicial Distsict Of Sumter County.
subject to the action OF the Demo.
cratic primary. w. r. DuBose.
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Notice Of Election.

TflRrs will be an election hoSd at
the General Sumter Memorial
Academy on Sept. 4th., for tho pur-
pose Of voting on the question Of a
high school in School District No. IL.
T. S. STUCKEE
r. NJ. CAVITY.
WILLIAM SANDERS,
Board of Trustees.
S-1S-W 2t School District No. II,
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I hereby announce myself a eandt ,
date for Solicitor for Third circuiH>
subject to action of the Democratic
primary. Philip H. Stou-
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CANDIDATES.
FOR MAGISTRATE.

The many friends Of Mr.. Holace
Hardy hereby place him in nomina-
ton for the office of Magistrate for
the Third Magisterial District, located
at Sumter, subject to the rules of the
Democratlc primary. Voters.
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Fishermen-some OF them-say
bsne-fish can be made to bite In Great
ssuSaA bay and on the banks of Fire
I.lxnd, New York. II violinist Is
sak<u along and he is kept playing
Sps An hour.
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Five is the sacre2 number Of the
Chi2ese, who have. five planets, five
cardinal points, fla virturea five
tasaes, five musical, tones, five ranks
Of nobility and five, colors.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

1 hereby announce that 1 am cam
didate for Magistrate in the Sixth
Magisterial District Of Sumter County.
subject TO the rules and regulations Of
the Democratic party.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Revenue officers captured a large
still In North Carolina just across
the Cherokee line.
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FOR SOLICITOR

l hereby announce myself a canGi.
GATE for Solicitor ,f the Third Judicial
Circuit in the ensUang Democratic pri-
mary. J.B. Mclaughlin
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Artful women are an abomina-
ton; they practice their willy arts
upon the innocent and unsophisti-
Gated.