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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-10-16

Equity No. 1924.
nRDERED this 21st day of September
" 1903, that the Auditors Report anC
a ccount A filed in this cause be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary be shown on or before the 18th
day of October, 1908, provided copy
of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Prince Georges
County, once in each Of two successive
weeks before the said 18th day of Octo.
Der, 1908.
BENZ D. STEPHEN, Clerk.
True Copy.-Test:
BENZ. D. STEPHEN, Clerk.
Sep253t
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Tuesday. October 10th, 1908
Office.

Off e of County Commissioners,
Upper Marlboro, Md, Oct, 6, 1908,
NOTICE is hereby given, That
~ all work on the public roads of
Prince Georges county, Maryland, be
discontinued from this date October
9Th. 1908, except when specially order
ed by this Board.
By order of the Board
Test-H ENRY ST. J. l.. BRISCOE,
Clerk.
Oct91m
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Nor1cE.

THERE will be meeting of the su.
L pervisOrs of Election of P.ince
Georges County on
Tuesday, October 10th, 1908
T. VAN CLAGETT
CHARLES L. TURNER,
r B. B. CHEW,
Supervisors of Election.
Test
]. EVERETT SWEENEY,
Oct16 Clerk.
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Price | Cent.
tTHE SUN

(BALTINORE, MD
NOW SELLS FOR / CENT, AND
CAN RE HAD o. EVERY DEALER,
AGENT OR NGWSBDY At I'll IT
PRICE.
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Respectfully,

GEO. NJ SMITH,
Democratic Congressional Candidate
for the Fifth Congressional District
of Maryland.
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TuH

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seots f,r the second and p cents for each sueSec
na"t insertion One inch months, So, b
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III hs Continued until forbid and charged &C
cortiingly. Yearly advertisers must connhe an1
yertsements to their own business Rule ana "a
- - ~ line Marriages and Deaths inserted
rec, Obituaries and rsonal"Communicat'ons
S cents per line. a sho,,d
avAil correspondence with TINS once shou'"
he addressed to THE ENQUIRER.
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Democratic Ticket.

rop pREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES:
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
Of Nebraska.
Fer VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES:
JOHN WORTH KERN,
Of Indiana.
FOR CONGRESS FROM THE FIFTH CON
GREssIoNAL DISTRICT:
GEORGE M. SMITH,
OF Bowie District, P. G. Co.
Election, Tuesday, November 3rd.
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lden spnooe uno oes &irdenrates
ouf taube Obren itieBen, faBte Der
@robe Mot am 25. Mngl,it 1911 eno-
Iib ben 9ei1IuB, @%emeinben, Die
ni6t binnen Monatsfriit Den perbei,
ierten 4alenoer anndbmen, Dor ein
Sonoergeridt our @eranttportung gu
aieben. So felbit nod iest einige
Dorfer i'm Brdtisau lno anoermarts
bartnadig blieben uno ibre Tfarrer,
oie lif fiigen ipouten, periagen, bot
ser &Ieine @at nit 3u3iebung Der
Stanoesfommiiiion am 16. 0e5em-
Der 1911 Elm Battalion Mili5en gegen
Die tpiberipenitigen @emeinben auf,
porauf fib biefe in oas unabanoer-
Iide ergoben uno nit @euiabr 1912
6ie Iiebe aIte 3eit gu @rabe lauteten.
go mnroe bieier 6r6uetoe &olenoer.
&rieg nod re9taeitie beigelegt, ebe es
gu boiem bruoermoroeriiden glltt-
pergieben gefomunen mar.
@neIanb nobm BEN berbeiierten So
LENDER aud erit i'm Sabre 1852 ourf
MISUNDERSTANDING an, oem5ufolge
anf ben 2. September Der ID. foIgte.
@leid5eitig oamit fan6 Der @regoria-
niihe &aIenoer auh IN @merifo Gin
qarq.
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Gin gebeimnis inn 2eben 8ari6albis

giner Der beiten 5reunbe @aribal.
ois, MdiGe Gaaaari bat einem Wit-
arbeiter Der .9rihuna" intereiiante
MitteiIuneen eemadt uber oas &c.
beimnispone eneliide gbepaar Col
Inns, 6as nit @aribalbi Die ein5igen
Betpobner beg itiuen gaprera gebiloet
batte. 4uf Dem m%eltfernen, einiamen
yeIieneilanb fiibrten Die beiben @at=
ten elm einiomes giniieblerlebert bel.
fen MnIab nod beute III gebeimnis-
nonem 8unfel perborgen liegt. Bier
5ebn Sabre lang lebter Die beiben auf
auf Der SnieI, ODER eigentlia mlf benz
Meere, benn nur ieIten benusten fie
oos fIeine 8anernbaus an Der &iiite
unb meiit meilten tie in einem flei-
men Boote nuf ben @eaen. Siiden
unb Sagen lieferte ibnen lire einfa6e
3abrung. Sin uno mieoer ruoerten
fie nit ibrem fleiuen Gabr5eug bin-
iber nod Waobalena unb mabreno
Der Monr ans 2ano ging, Inn einige
@tnfdnfe 5u MADDEN uno Die 8riefe
obauboIen, bic regeImdBie aae bier
sebn Eoge einliefen, bIieb Die 5rm.
6runten i'm Na9en. Gin bidter
ShIeier perbiate ibr @eiift, ME
man6 aus Der 8epolferung bat es
aeieben. nno Dos @ebeimnispo1e
tnedte aaerlei pbantaitiibe 0elttun-
gen, baIo freiite bte Mabr BON elmer
rounoerpouen Shonbeit, Die ourdJ
Branbmun6en pernidtet porben lei.
SeIbit @aribalbi Der ben Mam oft
fab, befam feinen Shimmer bon Dem
perihleierten Mntlis Der 6rau 5u
Iebeu. Sbrem Wann mar iie in gro.
Ger 2iebe augetan; aIs er itorb grub
fe NIT eigenen Sanben elm @rab, in
oas iie Den &orper bes @emabls bet
tpte. Rad feinem Eobe jebod anoerte
Tie ibre Gebensmeiie; iie Iegte Den
Sdleier ab unb ieoermann fonnte
oas @eiidt ieben, oas mnler nod eine
auberoroentlife Sdonbeit 8eigte.
Oasu famen cine @eitalt BON pro6t,
ponem @nds, Die gra5i0ie Inmut
ibres @efens nnb lire pielieitige gil'
ouna. Sie Iernte @aribaloi fennen
unb cine leioenibaftIide 2iebe 3og Die
fdoue @itme gu Dem italieniiden Se'
ros, Der bier als elm groaerber Some
ousrubte BON ieiner totenreiden, plel'
bepegten 9nufbabn. sd babe ote
5nblreihen 9riefe geieber, Die lie an
ibren Selben geidrieben," er5dblte
Sa53ori. Sic beginner nit Dem
Sabre 1860 uno 3ieben iih onrt
mebrere Sabre. @ber piel mebr meit
man nift bon Der Qiebe Der Wrs
Collins gu @aribolbi."
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Se1aa

sSu ben gorbs Ser Sort Wortb
isnb Denper @abn an @ihita Soils
mtirbe Der QofomotipfIbrer &u0olpb
Sdmiot, elm iunger Wann BON 81
Sabren, ubergefabren unb iofort ge-
totet CT bate eera6e urlaub ge-
norninen, nm feline Grm in Wangirm,
Dflaboma, al beiuden,
- Granf Dobert, elmer Der betarln.
teten QoufIelte 8renbams uno lang
i6briger 9euobner iener Staot, bat
jeinem 2eben ourh Gift elm @noe
aemodt. Or bntte oas Gift unbe-
merit uabreno Der Mablaeit genom'
mer. MIs er bonn Gid mlftano,
iaate er ben Seinen 2ebeuobl uno
bro1 bonn 5uiammen. Wenige' Mu.
aenblide fp1ter ftorb er. Colbert NOR
uneefdbr fieb5is Sabre alt.
s. 8. Beief, Der Steuer-ao[.
leftor bon 2nboca gountp, 1T mad
mebrtpodentIider aranfbeit seitor'
ben.
q. R. Rupfenoaa puroe neulih
&benbs, ourd mebrere Weiieritl9e
pertpun6et. auf Der Strabe in SOL
IettspiGe gefunoen. Ser ibn per'
suunbet bat, neiB man nidt.
Nnh benz ioeben befmnt gege-
beuett 8erift Der giienbabnfommii.
ron 5ino in unierem Staate pdbreno
beS Jisfaliabres sci Meilen Giien'
balm neu gebaut moroen. Die BE.
triebsfoften Der teTmiiden eiien'
babnen beliefen fif auf 1857 Tro'
sent Der Brutto.g innabmen.
= Ser gieb5iidter S. 8oemer, Der
6Itefte 8irger bon Calhoun eonnfD,
III in Ga Wotte eeitorben.
Nus fredericksburg miro Der
Cob bon 2orl @eprif, einern ben
6Iteften Bepobner~ bon Gillespie
gountr, genreI6et.
Zen @ebriioern WnDfiel0, biz
Dor aur3em in 9arnes 9th 5. 8
goo6e eridoien, lit Elm @eilih LIN
1reiIoiiung gegen 9iirsifaftsitellitna
nbgesuieien porben.
Sn Deniion befitoet iih 5ur
!9eit Elm 0eger aus Sflabo1ta, Der
SO Nol perbeirotet getpefm 1T. Mdt
kline Grnuen fin6 enttpeoer tot ODER
seri9tlid bon ibm aefdieoen.
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gi,res flinat tpie Elm wunber

unb 1T bod feines. @iele tperben iabres
uno ia~bre5ebntelang bon Sdmorrboioen
anf 6as @rauimfte gepetnigt, nm crit
i'm @rabe &ube gu fin6en. neil 1ie 1ih
Qnadialbern anbertrnIten. Wiele bas
ben aber fdon mad burger Belt 2inoernng
uno 9eiIlng erfnbren, un6 Tiele tperoen
ii1 nod 6eKeIben gliidliden @4idials
erfreuen, Oh bns audi tpie elm 8nnber
Hingen mag. 9enn es 1T tein Bunoer,
bab mi bon Sd1norrboiben befreit tpiro.
tper Mnafeiis gebrnu6t. bas ein5ige 5us
berldf5ige NitteI gegen 9dmorrboioen.
Muf Grfnden tpirb on iebe Gbreie cine
Brobe bon 20. Neuftd6ter & Co., BOG
1915, Retp gorf". foitenfrei b%erianot.
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sib.s esas.J m.Ganbereien.


100000 Mder biliges. reides
6armIan6 I'm arteiiiden @irtel bon
Sno-Seras, in 0iieces, Cameron uno
OupaI Counties. Mnes 2ano 1T hefe,
idmar5e, roaenoe. Mesqute Yratrte
uno tiefer. idwar5er, ianoieer Sebrsl-
Seine Steine, gutes 8aiier IN ge'
rinaer Siefe. GeiBerit geinabe @e.
oeno Oas 2ano lit ausge5eihnet tir
gmimpoae, Corn, @lfolfa, Wetrl'
trauben, Srangen, Sitronen etc. nrto
lieat an ser 5iienbobn. Wir pertaii'
fen in 9ar5eGen bon getpiinidfer
@robe. Sir meitere Snformattonen
Ihreibe man an Die
@erman-M mcrican 2ano So.
@lice, Hueees Go, Eegas.
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4ofale8.
aIIerIei

Jrau S. 8ierpont Morean,
@ottin beg Stem gorfer Miniondrs,
lit bier anf Der 8eiie nod Californian
nit ibrer 9o1ter uno 8eoienung elm
eetroffen unb I'M Menger 9otel ab~
seitieeen.
49, SIM Donnerltag fanen 1000
&eimffdtteiuder bon norolihen utto
.peitIiden Staoten bier an. Sic tper-
Den in gritaunen beriett peroen nnrh
unferen miIoen @inter.
ssh fonnen Die Sdpierisfeiteu,
uelde Die Stobt Der garnebal.@1io
citation in 8e3ug oif 11eberlaiiung
Der StraBem uno Hlaaas fir bic
Ghaubilben in ben @eg leet, nidt
reht beriteben. Wia Die Staotper-
suoItling bele Shaububen Die ja
feline 3ierbe Set offentIiden 9labe
FIND, Iberbal,pt nidt buloen unb ba=
ben. 10 brauht lie oas nur gu iagen.
9at fie nidts bagegen, 10 ioate iie
Ole nod]geiudte grlaubnis obne Gin
ihrdnfung erteiIen.
@eI1en 3med bat Die fortge-
jeste grfldr,rng, bob Die 2iquor,SSn.
tereffen fid nerbunben baben, bas
Wasfin.W c@regor-@ eieb itreng 81 be-
obohten? Sn unieren engliihen 3ei-
tungen Ieien mir forttpdbreno oabon;
ein,nol iast esMr. @ernette, Elm 5mei-
tes WaI elm Mnoerer, bann pteoer Elm
Meporter uitp. Dos iiebt ia beinabe
10 aus, ofs Oh San Mntonioe Der be-
Ion6erer Mehtfertigung beoiirfe, ooer
onb man getpifien glementen bernbis
ge,6e Weriiderungen GIT geben mint
fife.
SIN elmer &er5franfbeit itarb
I'M sioueitIiden SrrenaipI Sobn S.
Resger i'm Sitter BON 46 SaBren.
- Cine 2ifte idnmtlider @utomo-
6iI.8eiiter uno Der Nummern Der
Roidtnen Iieet i'm Yoliaei-Snupt-
quarter ailf 10 baB es ben Boli5iiten
leidt pirb, oieienigen au beaeidnen,
Die bic Oroindna, tpeIde Die Gobrge.
i@lpin6igfeit Der MutomobiIe in Der
Stoot requIiert, i~ibertreten. sic no
tieren einfod Die Numnter, teIepbo-
nieren oiejeIbe nod Der Sta6tbaqe
unb Der Boli5eiclerf beiorgt oos lib.
riee.
- gs beiBt, baB Die unteriroiide
Dergung Der eIeftriihen un6 Sele<
grapbenbr6bte I'M Snneren Der Staot
BEN peridieoenen &ompaenien I'M
foften In &obe bon $150,000 berur.
foden uirb.
Dte &inoer merifaniider 81
tern, Die Die bieiigen Snititlite un6
SduIen beiude,l mer6en gum erften
RnIe rnter ben Muipi3ien bes bonn
International Club gebiloeten Grau-
er,gereins am %. Gebrunr auiam.
ssenfomruen, on pelfem Gage bic
uebersobe nno gntbuuung oes Bor.
traits bes Yr1fioenten Diaa i'm Club
Total itattfinoet.
- Wenn Die YI1ne, Die Der $50.
Etons Club" bot. ourdeefiibrt tper.
ben, 10 niro Gan antonio am IL.
R6ra IN Der Eat rein nno ipiegel-
blorf fem. Mne StroBen 5~eitentpege
3ffentlihen pI1te, Ieeren @run0itiide,
&ofe, Der 5IuB etc. ionen sriinblib
~aeIGubert un6 es foIlen @rtro.W ogen
eingeiteIlt tuer6en fir Die Mbfubr oes
ee5anumeIten unrnts.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sron 6. 9. CHARLES bon 9orbor,
Maine, meint oamit electric 8itters.
s@r peroient ser 2iebling anerfpdrts
sn iein, oenn rer beieitiet iofort DPS
peplie 2eber unb Nierenleioen, Seer.
polit1t nno S6made. Seine Wirfung
auf oas 8lrt mad)t i'm CUR guten
Sriibiabrsmeoi5in. 9ieier groBe vi.
terotip-Gonif miro inter 8arantie
perfauft bon aoolpb 9reiB nno 81.
gobn & So. SOC.
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8dume! strdnder! 8oien!

SD made hermit befannt, oab i'd
oieies Scsabr pieoer ei11en groBen 8or.
rat BON alien Sorten 9aitmen,
Strdudern, II. (. 10. babe, uno 5ipal
Iolde Sorten, Die bier in 9eras gut
aeoeiben. Cine grobc @usuabl Der
reidIidIt,bliibe,toen Hoien.
Sober, Der etpas gu pflan5en
piinidt, Ionte Inn meinen groBen
nel,en aotaIog fdreiben. @oreiie:
q. 70. s~teimbrins, @mrierpman,
Weu.graunfels.- TeTos
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S&meralus nnb biaie.

Q. q. COPPER bon MariIa, g. S.,
f0gt: sd BIN Elm Zimmerman uno
bette pieIe b0ie @hnitttuunoen nit
WudIens arnica Salbe, idmer5los
un6 biHie; bic bette SoIbe, Die i'd
Yenne.~ Sic beiIt Bruropun6en, @e.
}&tuire. Gc5enno un6 S6morrboioen.
as Gents Bel AooIpb DreiB un6 81.
9pbu & Co., Mpotbefer.
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neber bic nnsnfrieoenbeit.

11ehrr hip 11n.nfripApnhpif.
S
gat 1telem gag ~ lg'eg. oersS',
Se Man an~ g'MIey!, Is," WI" wv
ohIr'eOe"pe'' VI 'e''e" '
2n manm I~e.mt m"1 S.e S. mn ""
gI1 WE ~ 'tyn.", ~ e. "uh
Sp ~e@lel1s pas ""'e1'"R'
g!tg g3a1td5er gern ~ s.ne gs''
1Sogl we. SaMS Aao a ae m.rtsr,orro;.
Sp@ ~ ." IHapp 0as Fp''sa4
gog NM o.s Sar s'%a .~'"
yrlWetn1 Htut e m s.. ~. ~
SanH H"s DC Tlel'e p'es o. 9p~'
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I'm Die Qoae zines @efange:

I'm Die Gage zines @efangenen
fennen gu lernen, lieB lif Der go
Iiaeirihter San1es Iultin it. m So-
leoo, 8, Sonoidelen anlegen nno
ouf Dem Batrolpogen nad Dem Ir-
beitsbauIe beforberrl, mo Ell fur5e 3ett
nit ben Snioiien M 8erfebr blelben
miro. gr botte iid ielbIt gu elmer
Strof8eit I'M MrbeitsbauIe perurtellt,
INN Die @irfung oerarti9er Stroferl
aus eigener @~rfobrung beurteilen gu
lernen.
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Sobu s. Bolton, offentli6er gto-
tar. @runoeigeutltm. a9ent tir
8eniionsanipriide. 3tmmer y, 9f.
Sssumes Sotel, Sit-Souiton SfroBe.
9eibe Telephone $50.
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500 Hcksr Land.

10 Meilen Iiolid) bon Der Staot, IN
ser Wabe Ser 2anoitraBe naf CORPUS
Ghriiti. Gttpa $50 glder in 8iltitr.
Cine giertel Meile an Den Stub al-
oreltaeno. Outer 8firiid @arten.
3unfles unb roteS Sanolonb. Tat.
IGdlid fem nn5roud6ares 2ano. Gu.
te Sensen. Dies lit cine Der beiten
Sormen in @efar gountp. $27.50
per ader.
SURKEY & ROSS.
Madep.8 eb1uoe, San Mntonio.
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FILIBUSTER PLAN
IN LOWER HOUSE
CAMPAIGN. TIMBER
Bryan Said to Be Behind
Tactics of Minority
Leader.

To hlibuster William J. Bryan into
the White House and the House Of the
sixty-frst Congress into the hands Of
the Democrats IS the big game the
Democratic leaders or the country are
now attempting to pull on.
II leaked out today at the Capitol that
the present filibuster in the House for
popular" legislation. was iuaugurated
by Minority Leader Williams. not at his
own initiative. but on the suggestion or
Bryan himself
Whatever Of the popular measures
are enacted. the Democrats are prepar-
ed 10 claim that they did it with their
little hatchets-" II such bills are not
passes the Democrats will 20 into the
next convention asking that everlasting
punishment be melted out to the Repub-
licans for their dereIctfon.
They will say that the Democrats
fought until they were tied hands and
feet, and gagged, because they insisted
that the majority do its duty" Among
these measures that the Democrats are
standing for are an employers liability
law, a child labor law for the District
Of Columbia, ana anJi-injunctIon law.
and the removal OF duty on wood pulp
and print paper.
Liability Bill.
1t seems certain that the House will
pass on Monday the Sterling employers
liability bill The Democrats assert that
they have pulled II out Of the commit
tee Other measures win follow. I'd
the fight I'm the next campaign viii be
largely for the credit Of getting this
measure on the statute books
The Republican leaders have served
notice that they viii take the respon-
sibilitv for legislation at this session OF
Congress and that the legislation viii be
just what they desire. They viii so com
pletely gag the minority that they will
be able TO tell the voters that the minor
ity could have done nothing II it would.
They VIII claim that this was the
first filibuster in modern times when a
minority had the audacity 70 block all
legislation in order 20 get legislation
through the House
Responsible for Laws.
Every FIVE minutes they intend to
shout from the floor that they are re-
sponsible for legislation and are going
to give the country what they think
best
When it comes 10 explaining why they
have been slow in enacting legislation
Continued on Page Nine.)
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Place Your Order for Easter Flowers
with shaner. Reasonable prices. Il & L.
ADV.
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POPE RECEIVES MORGAN,
PRESENTED TO QUEEN

ROME, April Al. P. Morgan and his
daughter, Mrs. Herbert L. Sattarlee,
we're received in private audience today
Dy the Pope. Cardinal Merry Del Val,
his Holiness secretary Of state and
Queen Helena of Italy.
The Pope received his visitors in his
library and smilingly complied with
Mr. Morgan's request that he write an
expression of his good wishes for the
American fnancier and his family.
The queen presented Mrs Satte,iae
with a photograph OF herself and chill
committee in which the An1erice,
woman is interested. for relief in ma
ternity cases
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Destitute Family
DriUen From Home
By might Riders

PADUCAH, Ky, April 4.-Henry
Jackson, his wife. and five children.
ranging In ages from four to sixteen
years, night rider refugees FROM Chris
tian county, arrived In Padu-ah to-
night, after having tramped more than
fifty miles and crossed the Ctrnnber-
land and tennessee rivers Jackson said
riders he found the usual note with
cartridges and switches on his doorstep.
warning him to leave in two days. He
was poor tenant farmer and had lust
81 40 in cash. One child was barefoOted
and the others poorly clad.
For fifteen nights they slept on the
ground wrapped in what few bedcIothes
they took along. They spent their last
cent for bread yesterday and reached
Paducah hungry.
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Continued on Eighth Page)
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NIGHT RIDERS WAR
FINDS ITS CLIMAX,
JURY INDICTS q
Dynamite Laid Along
Roadside by Terrorized
Tobacco Planters.

LEXINGTON, KY, AP~il 4-Twenty-
two alleged night riders, indicted in
Marshall county, with the arrest Of the
supposed leader mOmentarlly expected:
the planting Of electric dynamite signal
stations along country roads in Boyle
county, preparatory to dynamiting the
riders if they make further attempts,
and the patroHing Of various country
districts by armed men, is tonight's
chapter in the warfare begun upon the
night riders by the tobacco growers Of
this section.
The man who is charged with being
the leader Of the night riders has at
last been indicted. in the person OF DR..
Champion. a physician Of Lyon county.
He is charged specifically with being
in the raid on Birmingham, Marshall
county, in which two negroes were kill
ed and others beaten.
His Arrest Imminent.
DR.. Champions immediate arrest IL
expected Others indicted with him are
NJ Hopkins. Fred Holden. Amos String
or. Louis ChauddiH. Nick larry. and
Tom Cain. Two Of the men indicted
have confessed.
Trouble Is feared at Murray, Galloway
county, tonight. and armed soldiers arc
guarding that town Squads on horse
back are on constant patrol Of the out
lying districts.
The tobacco growers Of the .Parksville
section have defed the Night Riders
and adopted desperate means for their
defense. Forming a secret organiza-
ton. dynamite has been planted along
connected with electric wires leading
70 the homes of the growers. a signal
code has been agreed upon, and guards
are stationed at various points along
the roads.
Dynamite for Riders.
In the event night riders should at
tempt 10 descend upon any section and
continue the burning OF barns and other
Outrages. their appearance viii mean
the pressing Of a button which will i'm
medlately explode the dynamite along
the road they are traversng.
The growers explain these desperate
measures by saying that they cannot
make a living for their families ex-
cept through raising tobacco and these
precautions are necessary TO prevent
further interference.
The whole section hereabout is in
state OF unrest, with interest divided be-
tween the prospective arrest of the in
dicted men and the fears of an on
slaught at any hour from the dreaded
night riders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-04-05

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