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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-08-07

state, as all of us know, are but a
makeshift Under the federal con-
stitution, just the moment the negro
has attained the ability to read and
write, or has gained property to the
value Of $500, you can not longer re-
fuse him the ballot, and human in
genuity has not yet suggested a way
out Of this difficulty. 1 have shown
you the strides towards this end the
black man is making. Is it necessary
to picture to you the horrors conse-
auent upon the arrival of the hour
when the black man gets enough
votes even for the bad white man to
use? Is it necessary to recall the
dark days of the reconstruction per-
iod? l feel ashamed to ask you sem
sible men these questions in the light
Of the facts, and shall not further dis
cuss the matter. But one thing more.
Most of you know Senator Tillman;
he has been about the world and in
the public service considerably since
he used to speak in this grove. Just
before he was stricken this spring he
addressed the general assembly Of
South Carolina in Columbia, and 1t
was his last notable public utterance.
I want the privilege Of reading a few
brief extracts from that address to
you, and I am done. Listen careful
ly to what Tillman says:
What Senator Tillman Says Of the
Negro Majority.
"'No thoughtful, patriotic Carolin-
ian can forget this condition. With
more than 225,O00 negro majority in
the state, with the constitution Of the
United States forbidding us to dis
crlminate against any citizen Of the
United States on account Of race, COL
Or or previous condition Of servitude,
what man with any claims Of intel
ligence or patriotism can fail to un-
derstand the gravity Of the situation
and feel other than the deepest con-
Germ for our future? We dare not
forget it, and we dare not omit to do
which promises relief. What
Is the relief which the safe and sane
men will offer or advise? There Is
but one answer to that. The only
question Is how to get the remedy,
how to apply it-because you may
send for the best physician in Colum-
bia or in Christendom, and he may
Epou what IN do for Won hut If IL Is
a matter Of surgery and he has left
his instruments. or II 1t Is matter OF
and he cannot get to drug
store and can obtain no physic, words
won't help you. What, then, ought
we to do? There are two things which
have suggested themselves to me. 1t
is absolutely our duty to try to do and
never stop trying to do, because 1t is
the very life Of our civilization to ac-
the one or the other. We
have seen that We have a negro ma
jority: that that negro majority is
engaged with outside help
and through our taxes in preparing
some time or other to vote. In the
near future a large number Of these
will be able to do so. Is 1t not appar-
ent to any thoughtful man that the
first thing we ought to set about to
accomplish is to get rid Of the negro
majority by reinforcing the white
race?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
Gnpin.tn aa.tn pr..tTdJlnnn.

l1no iie baben ii4 Beioe auf bic
gaden setiibt. aluf beibe Baden To-
gar, Ontel uno Neffe, ROnig Gbmaro
unb &aiier Wilbelm in &ronberg.
uno oann baben iie iid lanse unterz
balten. Woriiber iie geiprohen, fann
man tpobl ulutbmaBen. genaues
bariiber tann man aaeroings
niht ipifen, benn bel folhen
@ekgnbeiten baben Die Wanoe
feine Sbren uno Dor ben @hluiielz
lDdern fteben bic 2adaien. Do9 bab
iie 1ih ni9t iiber bas Wetter unter=
balten unb fonitise @emeinpldbe ausz
eetau11t baben. tann man nobl an>
nebmen. Nermutbli1 babe lie, tpie
gerliner BlGtter an1ebmen, ibre Mn=
iihten iiber Notwithstanding ibrer
Jlotten ausgetauift, audi iiber Die
Stellung 5ur ma3ebonifhen Jrage,
bic felt Der neuen Menbung in Ron@
itantinopsl Elm sana anoeres Geiidt
anqenpmmen bdt, unb bermutblth tit
aud bic interndtionale Gage niht unz
ertpGbnt sebIieben, fpe3iell bic 8e5ie@
bungen atpifdenD Deutfdlanb uHb gngz
lanb inmitten Der allgemeinen euro=
pdif9en Ronitellation. Sebenfalls
beutet bic 3ufdmmentunft auf Die Mb>
iiht freunbliden GinDeruebmens, fir
oas aur 3eit ingnglanb ebenfans leb@
boft @timmung semaht tpirb. Sn
cmtliHen tpie ai9tamtlihen Rreifen
MAIDEN iid 8emiibunsen geltenb, bic
bisherise idroffe 1ultung fo iDeit aIs
rnDgli6 absumilotrn. Gs sefHiebt bas
fai ipie auf Ronrmanoo.
Sm englifhen llnterhanie bat tiira<
Iih Der @ddbfdn3ler 2loDoG George bic
/ 9borbeit Ser gsgsnieitisen GdttIfu6t
Der DDlter unb bds beH6nDlst 9etp<
nen elmer Rriegsgefabr 5tDifden gngs
lamb unoDeutfmlnnb perurtbeilf. I'm
Gage borduf fplgte Tim oer Gtaatss
ietrttIr hes MeMbtre1 duf bieIenr
Meae. Gtr Gbmorb @reb perfihertt,
|bdb Is nidt bdS Sid otr enSIifden
yolitif fei, irgenD cine Mla4t 81 ijpz
lirsn. uno odb tein Gruno 5u pr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
1eutEd1lnnns @trurrluIf.

a., o,s,,+ghrnnh Yn,,rnpu I'm Sabre
,ooy :" lneM Ssm morshIGoenl 2O7O
dnut d19;5f; n.ao m,rrs 10y gte,,ern ,,nS 9SiIe
wt..l.u'n ..nana, ,,,n ~, ,,,or no,n Meih 1351.
slppssn a etu St. nn.e,, 71o m;rf;nnen
Tp,. snaa ~ ~ s,,r,,,,s s,tfnrren n,f nirefte
- CIV ~. so% % a,,s oSffs ,,rn MufnnnSs
g..a.,1 S..a, oo1 o lasiS M fo 11sn w mnnaesSfnnz
..ue'u OK 1Ao. a,,s ,s''.S W.rfsbrsf,smern s oAg
1p.;6 lse g. ies - m,uSes5taotsn sal nnS
l'ls'g .xf3 t os.s ,',S @Msns,,nosste,,s sm ma
~! m - g1u,u n@s;h oc @ m,nSsss,antsy o1t
san saa:,i: 3. s.''' OK %;rsst., ss!i tsnsr, ma
~, ..l.u,,,n n,nn * ~ sara.snt s oss n,snmten
e.n .nt-a.a aaMp - ay9sr mnrSssFnnten
SaslsrsslruSes ,., %s;s at;i b;in.r S;s oSils S;s
eus. ssm as. sa,. ~. t's1 - . M mrossnt % aes
v1 veup's....Iugn.s a.,.nt;x.n ~. 80 grtraoss @
gelaH''"''n l''u.l'''1.'' S.
Muf ben Ropf Der Bepolterun9 fonlS
men IN Oeut1hlano ld9rltb 34.l2,
Mart an Steuern nno 3ollen; oaoo1
entfallen duf Mbgaben fur ods Helh
1928 Mart, auf Mbsaben fur bic
8unbesitaaten 11,84 Wtarf. Mn olrets
ten Gteuern fommen duf ben Ropf
S,81 Mart, on 3Dllen uno 2lnftpano~
feuern 2,29 Wart Mei9 1885 Warf,
9unoes1taaten 1.33 Mart), unb Wer-
febrsfeuern 400 Mart (Rei9 2.73
Marf, 8unoesltaaten 1876 Wt), an
grbfdaftsz nno @5Aenfnnssit iteuer11
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
Rraltlten u,tn Araenttnien.

Won einem aenner iiibamerifani=
ider @erbdltniife pirb gef6rieben:
Muf ben erFen ensliiden Merften
tperben ausenblidli9 brei neue 2inisnz
f9tffe BON ie $4,000 Sonnen WaFerz
perbrdnsuns. elmer Gef9pinoigfeit
bon % Rnoten uno elmer Mrmiruns
bon ie' apOlf 30,5 3entiweter=a =aanoz
nen fiir Re9nung Der braiilianifden
Nesieruns sebuut. Dieie brei Sdiffe
baben Gnsftlihen polititern fotpobl in
gnglanb tpie in Deutf9lanb in ben
lebten Wo9en Diel Ropfaerbre9en per=
urfa4t, neil INNER unb INNER tpieber
bas Geriidt auftaudt, oieie bret 2iz
nienidiffe idperiten Ralibers feien
gar nidt fir 8rafilien beitimmt, fonz
bern biefe .brafilianifde Befteuung"
lei ber 5rid elmer europ6if9en Grobz
maht, lire Jlotte auf biefem Mege
,auberetatsmdbi9" 10 f4neG gu Derz
nebren. bab Der Status ber europGiz
I1en5lptten babur1 nit einem@1lage
81 ibren Guniten perGnbert perbe. Die
gbaupiniiten in gnglanS. bic i'm
,.Dailp G1preB" ibr @pradrobr fin=
ben, tDeiien febr beutli4 auf Deutf@z
lamb bin, ipdbrenb unfere oeutiden
glngftpolititer= eben1o feIfenfef iiber=
5eugt iinb, baB bic S9iffe bon Der
englif1en Negierung beftent iinb ober
bab lie penisfens, tpie bor einisen
Sabrep bic 1ilsnif9tn 66iffe, fofort
nod ibrer Gertigitenung DDn England
iibernomr1tn tptroen. Sns enelifden
l1nterbanle iif bic Negierung ipieber-
bolt tpsgen bieler 6hiffe interpeuirt
tporben unb Dor einigen Mohen bat
Cir gbtparb @reb, ber Gtdatsfefre=
tGr bts MeuBern, auf cine Mnfrage err
ipiberi, Die G9iffe ieien ipirfIih fir
1rdiilien bsftimmt; fcllten aber iene
@erii9te iib beipabrbeiten ino cine
aubsre ausp6rtigs Mlddt biater Der
NefteIlung jtedtn, n aoiirfe bas 6aus
perii9ert fein, baB be ateierung Elm
mad fasnts Mise auf bie G6iffe babe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
Ap,,,.,,,.nnl- aBstrieb.

CUR sFraae bes itGbtiiden aommuz
nalbetfiebes, gu Der bic inbipiouelle
| @epDbnung ameritanifder llnterneb=l
mung nod INNER niht enbsiiltige
Stennng sefunoen bat. bringt in Der
3eitf6rift fir So5ialpiffenfhaft@
Soffk einen bemerfensnsrtben Beiz
trag, ser oie pirtbfhaftlihenlln
mungen Der beutl9ldnbiihen Stdote
bebunbelt. Denielben iinb na4folgenz
be Mnaaben entnpmmen, BON ben So
StGbtsn iiber $4,000 ginpobner bas
ben 56 in eisener Hegie Mbfubr uno
&anali5ation, Al @dsiperte. 38 @let=
tri3itdtsperfe, 43 Waferiperte, AZ
5dla9t= uno Wiebb0fe. AZ Babean=
ftalten, 10 StraBenba1.en, 16 Marft=
baGlen. % Wobnbduier (oie in ber
4auptfade auerbings fir ftdotifheBe=
amte unb Mrbeiter errihtet iinb). Die
finanaiellen @rgebniiie iinb insbeionz
bere bel ben @asperfen febr siinitig;
ber .GinnabmeiiberiduB betrug etipa
As MilIipnen Marf, tpopon 1ur ettpa
10 Millipnen auf Nerainiuns oesNn=
laae= unb 8etrtebsfapitaIs au re9nen
fnb. Mu6 Die gIeftri5itGtsrperfe ges
ben eine quite Rentabilitdt: Ser uebers
f6ub betrus bier 17.5MinionenMarf
fpopon 5.5 Millionen auf 0er5ini,lng
eeben; Bel ben Mafernerfen perainit
iih bas Mnlasefapital burdf9nittlidh
auf s Biz 9 proaent. Morttballen
unb &leintppbnungen berainien iih
ichleht. Sen selammtenaa aapitalsnertb
fir Die pirtbi9aftliden itGbti1ben
unternehmunsen in Deutldlano be-
re9net Sdffe auf Sd Miuiarben
Mart i'm Sabr (ipobei Rieielsiter unb
Joritbefib fotpie Die itGbtifdenGinana@
uno Rrebitinititute auber 8etradt
blieben).
Saffe er0rtert bann aud nod bic
Jraae nah ben@ren3en biefer ipirtbz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berStdbte. Gr
nleint: bic Rommunen mD6ten iiberall,
ba eintreten, no fonit bas pripatmo=
nopol i'm 6tntergrunoe lauert; alio
bei @as%, Wafer=, eleftrifher unb
aanalifationsleitung, epentusu aub
bei Den GtraBenbabnen. Jerner bel
llnternehmunsen, bic i'm Snterefie Der
Mnaemeinbeit notbtpenbis unb tpiirt=
iheFsnertb iinb, oerenHentahilitGt in
ner RegeI aber ni9t sreB senus lit,
ben pripaten lInternebHler ansuloden.
Wetter empfieblt Safe nidt gu eeben.
3nnd9it neil man niht obneIotb Sen
nnternebmungsseiit bes i'm freien
Wettbetperb febNnben giireertbums
bei6rdnten ion, aus Dem bic 9tdbte
lire ardfte fausten. Gum anberen,
neil bic Infpriids, bic Die Stdbte
bonn an ben aapitalmarft fteuen
niibten. faum mod gu befrieoisen
pdren. Gum britten - neil es aud
polittib niht gerabe empFeblensmertb
tpdre, tpenn INNER grDBere Wfeugen
ron 8iirsern ben freien 8erufen entz
scgen uno bon elmer leitenOen 5teue
ahbdnsis tpiirben.
Dem miro man fi9 in bet 6aupt=
fade ipobl anfdlieben f0nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03
qte il1ugtiirkfTd1e Brntrpu4tp
ttt WHuptet.

1ie @oreGnse in ser 5irfei perhen
uaspeifelbaft :b;s Riidtpirfuna oitdb
auf anoere BON Mpslims beipobnte
2enber Gubern. 3undhit erf in
ggppten, mo es felt Ianeem cine itarfe
illngtiirtil4e partei seseben bat.
! Sn oieier 8eaiebune lit Der folsenoe
Dom egpptif9znatipnalen gon1ite ir
2onoon aussegebene Beri1t BON erz
bObtem SntereRe:
I'm Der in ben leBten Monaten tpez
fentlid eritarften NationaIbemeauna
Der mobammebanifden 8epDlferuns
@spptens entsesenautpirfen. bate Die
tenglif9e Resieruns Die fosenannte ae=
mdbiste @ruppe Der espptii9en Na=
tinnaliiten beranlabt, eine Mboronunq
ned 2onbon gu entfenben, um bon Der
hieiisen Regieruns rNeformen gu err
bitten. Die Oeputation sins aud BON
Rdiro ab; bod trat tp6breno ibrer
Heiie ber llmfhtpuns in Ser Siirfei
eiil, pel4er audi in ggppten bic Gage
Doaftdnoig berdnoerte.
Die rationale partei Gsbptens Be-
fhlDB fofort, aud fir bas g1illanS Sic
Ginfiibruns Der NerfaTung bon 1876
3u fOroern. ba oiefelbe i'm Sabre 1875
an4 fir gsppten @efes setporoen lei.
8eaiigli4 Der nad QDnbon abgegan<
genen Mborbnung ipurbe be}hlc1en,
fals 0ieielbe nit Der englif9en Meoiez
runs irsenonelde Meformen obne Mns
ertennuns elmer WerfaFuns pereinba=
rem f0lIte. Die Deputationsmitgtie
Bel ibrer Riidfebr als ,WerrGtber Der
Ration. 3n beitrafen. Dies fpurbe oen
Mbsefanoten nad 2pnbon telesrapbild
mitgetbeilt. Dieielben puBten cesbllb
ni1t, mas iie tbun fpllten. sic tpurben
bon Minifter @ren i'm 9luspGrtigen
Mnte feierlih empfdngen, tpohei bieier
erfldrte, England lpiinIae niGts an<
oeres als 6as Slid unb Mobleraelen
Ggpptens unb feiner 9eb0lferuns. St
erfenne an, oab oie ginfiihrung pers
faTungsmdbiger 3uitGnbt in Der giir=
tel aud fir Ggbpten cine grobe 8eoeu=
tuug babe. Gs ipGre oaber 3ip.dmGS
Bip, tpenn Die Mborbnttne. erif isDdz
mails nit ibren 2anbsleuten Giiblune
u<hmf nnb nit oie5en beftimmte Nes
fprmDorfnl6ge ausdrbeite. Die engI;s
idbe Megierung fptroe oieielbtn nit oern
ar1Bten Wobltpollsn priifsn. Noz
iiirli1 niht. I'm Der iungtiiriii6en Be-
pegulg II ggbpten f6rberli1 3u ftir.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03

fdsr uuo Mr3t iih olf 5sinsn 9ernf
ID bsf6r6nfen ilno pDl, alien polite
fhen Haatsldrm fern3nbdlten hat. Mm
ilarften bat ber soutfht 9otfhdfter
Harpn Mumn b. Ghipdraenftein IN
feinsr Nebe Die 8eotutung bes prDfds
fnr Rod in Sapui, bsreittteH Gmps
fonas duSgeipro1en: .gs ebrf bic iaz
pantheon Merate, ouB lie aud iest nod,
aus 2srnenoen ldnsr au Gebrenoen
aefpproen, oanfbar oerer qebenten, bic
ibnen Jiibrer unb 2eiter seipeien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03

Sn Mirtlidisit iii III SET 96ut sas
nidt 0ordil III 3tneifsln, DdB oie G9ifz
fe fir Nraiilitn beftimnlt iinb unb bo6
fie naH ibrer TtrtigHelung ull1 5ilr
WerltGrfung oet ..eitlta brafiIianifheri
slotte oienen tpernen. Denn wraiilien
riiftet ullo Is tpiir0e MID Qdr ni1t
tpunoern. tnsnl iene Geriihts, Die eng
lifde unb beutfhe ppIititer IN Qibe gt-
bradt bnben, bon Jreunoen Der braiis
lianiihen Negierung ausgi1gen nit
Ger Mbiicbt. Die Dinge. Die in WirfIih<
felt pDrgehen, gu berfhkiern. DaS
0erbGltnib 3ipilhen Mrgentinisn unb
grafilien lit feinestpegs llngetriibt uno
es beitebt ii beioen @taaten eitt -tins
fluBreidbe Rriegspartti. Ste auf cine
Gntfdeibuns iiber bic Worberrfndft In
giiOamerifa binordnst. Nie III Der
h5ranffurter 3eitung1 in einem Mrtis
fel aus Buenps Mires berichtet ipDrDen
lit, bat man in Mrgentinien ben Sub
rer Oiefer pdrtei. ben Miniiter Des
9leuberen, Or. 3ebulos, 5u entfernen
setpliBt unb i'm burh ben bisber In
2onbon tbGtigen Dr. Nictorinp oe Id
plaaa erlebt. Db fnbeiien 0urh 0ie1en
MiniiterpehieI oie 8raiilien feinbiid
seiinnte partti tpefentlid) gef9p6nt
1T. mub oie3ufunft lehren. ssSn Braz
iilien 1T jebenfalIs bieienige@ @trDmung,
Die fiir ben aampf nm oie WDrberr~
i4aft geriiitet fein min, ,iebr lebenoig
uno es unterliegt feinenl 3neifel, baf
aud bic Megierung in biefe @trDmung
einbeaosen 1T. Mnfanss biefes Jabres
brante Der febr energifbe Rriegsnlini=
iter Sermes ba Jon{ecd oas Mebrgez
ieb betreffeno oie Reorganization 6es
6eeres un6 @irfiibrung Der aQgemeiz
men Webrpfli6t in Der @eiebgebung
our9 uno bas min fir cine iiibameriz
tantfde NepubIif {i9er ettpas bebeuz
ten. Das 8efeb 1T febr popular unb
fono i'm san5en 2anoe CUTE Mufnabme.
Die Snfantgie miro nit Mauierges
tpebren neuei iter Ronitruftion ausgeriiz
fet, tpopon $4,000 Stiid in Deutfdz
Lamb beiteut finb. Die Mrtiaerie ers
bdlt mobernite Mobrridlauffeloaez
fhiiBe ebenfa1s beutf9er9erfunft unb
Die Neubenaffnuns nit bie1em Sc
idiib 1T al eirlem gr0Beren Sbeile Be-
reits bur4gefiihrt. Ginige Batterien
tperoen nit &obrriidlauf Gelobaubi=
BEN armirt. Die &apanerie erbGlt
gang moberne Selbitlabegetpebre nah
oem SDitem Mabfen. On BEN Riiften
1T man nit benz Musbau ser Riiftenz
bsfeitisungen bef9dftist. Mn Der Be=
fefigung bes 6afens BON Rio be Sa=
Metro miro eifris searbeitet, unb er
irirb nit mobernen @ef9iiBen 1hperz
item Ralibers arn,irt. Obne t3peifel
sebOren au biefen Worbereitunaen iene
bret neuen 2inienfdiffe, iiber bic iid
heutf4e uno eneltfde politifer 10 5ebr
ben &opf aerbroden baben unb gut
unterri4tete Rreiie pii1en iosar, baB
tie braliilianif9e Regieruna ben engz
liiaen Werften, oie iene @1iffe in
8au haben, fir 8ef9leuniaung Der
Serfeaune beoeutenbe prdmien auses
1ihert babe.
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|lD
6tne. Ginig Gcfttn <ignsn jtm all1p
Gintodsn uno @aft6treiten gar ni1t,

~ s9 s9
Dds Ueriiingen'6 Der DIT
|bdun1s. Gelbit iDenn mir llnfere
Dbftbdunle regelmGbig ot8puBen 1tIlo
pfltDen, Tam eS Dorfon1ute1l, bab ttlt
9aum aptnig tretbt, oiirre Mefte aitfs
ipei{t, llIpnIIt IItomrlere sSriihte brinDt
Doer Maiferfhoj1e treibt. Gintn iDls
den Baum nii{isn mir beriiingtu.
gs gitbt aud Dbftnrten, Die i6on IN
friiber ssyugen6 un6 iGbrlid reihlih
tr1gen. oaourn ipirb Der Baum abtr
al raid erfnDpft; ct entipidtlt rlur
nod Ssruntfnofpen, treib! mad urb
ndh fetn 0ola nlebr, bic Gtiinte
iuerbtn fleirltr, srbalten Spriinae,
biIben iih tbtiltpeiie niht mtbr aus,
lnc Der Baum gebt bal0 Sll @rnnoe-
Sreibt Elm FOLDER Baum bier unb 90
MdiferfhofIe am dirttre1l dlterert
6pls, 10 seist er baburd an, baB e
niM nebr fdbia lit, Die alien Aeite
5u erndbren uno neue AT bilosn. Gr
snuB baber airiidgeihnitten, >. 3.
periiingt tperben. @olhe Ddumc
iinb ftets nah Werlauf Don 10 bis IL
esubren Al pfriiingen. Man perihngt
nuf biefe Meife bon Mepfellorten:
@DlbparmGne, @rpbs Ruffelerrei=
nette, Motber RDnislider Rursitiel,
Gbdmpag1erreinette, 8aumausreinetz
te ufp.; bon Birnen, Die bas @er=
iiingen burnfhnittlth fehr gu. Der@
trassn, beinnhe ale @prten, auh fDn=
nen Rirfhz, pflaume1lz uno 3net=
ichenbdun1e gleidfaus nit Griols per@
iiingt perben. ylur Der Mubbdum
psrtrGgt Tern Weriiinssn. 5hliebe
lih miro bas Weriiingen auh noh
mad 6aaelidlag, @tiirmen. sSroita
fhGben pbsr tpenn infolse einerardnt%
belt elm She'll Der &ronendite alr
@runbe aing, porgenommen, unb
apar i'm 6erbit ODER sSriibiahr. Man
merfe fih bierbei: 1. Mm erfolgrsid)z
ten miro oie1e Operation i'm Sep
temtsr ausgefiibrt, iie tann aber
auh i'm Ottober,, sSebruar uno Mdrs
prraenonmen tperben. 2. Wtan
f9neioe ie mad ssorm unb Nlter beiz
nabe ale Meite Bis aur 6dlfte, bet
itarter gr1hDpfuns Bis auf Elm 9rits
tel 5uriid. 3. Man fdnge hisrbst
bonn @ipfel bes 8aumes an ,ln6 ilif)e
biefem cine ppramibale, minoeitens
aber eine boArunbe sSorm 5u geben.
hamit 2uft, 2tht uno Sban Der 3u7
tritt au ben unteren Meiten niht ent1
apgen tperben fdnn.. 4. Man ihnei%
Sc, tpenn mDslidb, bic Ieite imn1er
iiher einem 3ipeig ab, 0amit bic
Munoe raider pertDGhi. 5. Die
@hnittfldden fplltenl ni9t iiber 100
gentimeter DurdmsKer betassn;
audi follten ale @hnittrGnoer out
na,hgefGnitten treroen. 6. 0orsan1
bene paifenoe MaiIeridofle laBt NON
als 3uaG5te fteben. Inter ben
@9niften an ben g(efen iibenoe tlei=
ne Geitenstpeige ldbt man Dem
Baum, ba Iolhe als 3usdite uno
5aftableiter bei Ser In Stodung ge=
ret6enen @aftbepsgung bienen mill
fen. 7. Das 0eriiingen fann NIT
grfolg Bel 3tpetihenbdumen nph bis
gum Stpanaigiten Sabre porssnommeH
iperoen. s. Gin sS1br nah Der Gers
iiinaung lit an Dem periiingten Baum
Elm She'll Der ausgeidlasenen Sriebe
ipeaaiimneiben, odmit Die Rrone rtld9f
au berporren miro. Mud TT ben
perjiingten Bdunen unter unD Iber
ser aronentraufe tiihtig nit Dun@
sung nadanbelfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-03

Butter b6It it'd frifa
ipenn man Die @Aale, in Der man
lie auffepabrt, nit einem nai1en
Sude umtpidelt uno iie Damn an
einen bunteln Ort itellt ober iie nit
einem @efdbe bebedt. 10 baB feline
Qihtftrablen an ben Butterbebdlter
gelangen tDnnen. Mm geeisnetiten
als ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lino irz
bene @efdBe.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-08-22
The Big Picnic.

A unique spectacle was afforded the
citizens of Lexington yesterday in
the parade of the children from the
Baptist, Christian and Methodist
Sunday schools. This year for the
first time these three Sunday schools
decided to unite in giving a mann
moth picnic and the size of it came
up TO all expectations.
The children assembled at the va
rious churches at o'clock and then
joined in the parade through the
streets of town. This parade was a
delight to the eye. First came Days
band with its nobby uniforms in tai
ly-ho. There followed fsur wagon
cites, six hay wagons, three buggies,
a surry and the commissary wagon
All except the last were chuck full
of children and their teachers The
procession proceeded to Casper
Gruber's grove, where the children
spent day playing games ant
eating
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-08-22
Ed Ludvigs 10 Be Married.

Invitations have been received in
this city to the wedding Of Edward B.
Ludwigs and Miss Bessie Miles Of
Springfield, No, at the home Of the
bride, llO9 Commercial street, Tues
day evening, August 25th, at
O'Clock. The announcement of the
wedding was received with great in
terest among the many friends Of
Mr.. Ludwigs in this city. He is a
son of the late c. C. Ludwigs, and
for number of years assisted his
father in conducting his jewelry store
on Main street. He is a brother of
T. w. Ludwigs of this city.
For some eight years he mas been IN
the employ of the Frisco railroad,
working in the offices in Kansas City
and then at Springfield. He is q
young man of high ambitions, excel
lentc character and strong personality,
His many friends here congratulate
him and wish him and his bride un.
alloyed happiness.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-08-22
Charles Lyons, Receiver,
Got a Big Verdict Against
John E. COrder Et All.
AMOUNT WAS $lS,955.9O
Defendants We're Directors of the De-
Default Wayerly Bank No Verdict
In The AShwOrth Divorce Suit

Tuesday morning the circuit
court disposed of the case of Ida
AultschaeGel VS.. Frederick Starke.
Judgment was found for the plaintiff
for $I55.OO
The case of Charles Lyons, re-
ceiyer, VS.. John E. Corder ct al was
finished Tuesday and the jury
after being out a short time returned
verdict for the plaintiff for
SIS, 1880 This amount, it is under
stood, with the $4,000, Judgment
against the National Surety com
pany, would enable the Waverly
Bank to pay off its depositors in full.
The verdict was given on the ground
that the directors had not exercised
due diligence in watching F. H.
Lewis, the defaulting cashier.
The First National Bank Of Platts-
burg in its case against Bessie NJ.
Fry ct al was allowed until 10 days
after adjournment to file appeal
bond of $25, 900,
Thomas Hardin received divorce
from Belle Hardin
The evidence in the divorce suit of
Ida Ashworth VS.. r. w. Ashworth
was heard and the court took the
matter under advisement until the
next term. The defendant was al
lowed permission TO visit the child
twice a month under proper CON
ditions This case attracted good
deal Of attention and number of
Dover people we're here as witnesses
and spectators.
In the circuit court Wednesday the
case of John d. Forester VS.. board
Of Regents of Normal School District
No. 2 was continued generally by
consent.
Divorces were granted in the cases
of Jane Bell VS.. Jas. Bell and Ger
trude Hawkins vs.. Andrew Hawkins.
Leila w. Gordon received a de-
cree against FreemanF. Afford ct al.
VIM. Aull received decree
against the unknown heirs of Alvin
M. Chadwick.
Thursday was given over mostly
to routine business and the jury was
dismissed for the term.
Friday the writ of mandamus in
the suit of Fritz Langkrahr against
the county court, to test the legality
of the local option election in Hig
ginsville, was quashed by motion Of
defendants attorney. The case viii
come up again in The September
term at Higginsyille.