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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
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&ronprinieSien al Soaanb; ben n9it
pnsite ! @rffen er ben ipanffe Trcn,
aroing ION GIfonio, iom ben 10bt
Wfai blep 2 aar eammel; efter ban
fslger ben fireaariee itaIienife aron.
prins umberto, Den iemaarige rus.
fife MISUNDERSTANDING alerei oe
ben ~ieraariee 2ronprins SIau al
Norge.
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rien, men | Spperne fommer aron.
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aarige ipenife aronprins og ben tpffe
a~ronprins, Der ben 6te Mai ipIbte
81 gor.
Gen beIeiife Sronfslser, Brins
albert, er 81 aar gnmmeI, meoens
aronprins Gbriitian al 0anmarf %
arpeprinierne 9aniIo al Wontene-
gro og Souls af Monaco aae er 3S
gar gamIe.
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aonitantin al @rafenlano paa Al,
ben portngiiiife Sniant alionio,
Brins Seroinailo al Riim9nien og
Frinien al @aIes paa 43 og ben
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6ran3 Seroinanb paa 45 Iar.
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bIioer Dog BEN 51aarige grins gus-
iui SS5eboin-gfienoi iom er Eronfsl.
ger / Sprfiet eiter lin Setter, Sultan
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tr9oelie.
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meb, fommer Brins gusiuf Dog
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bann aIbredt, er Iige iaa gammel,
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mar A aar 9lbre o. a~roeprins 9ern.
barb al Sadien.W einingen enoogiaa
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msoer meb De 9lbite Sronfslgere. Oa
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Iipp al @iirttemberg Sronen nar.
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bar en- Satter Jnf ben frantic Song
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% err altiaa mart II aar gammel.
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ben ipge Song Otto M luffeoe fine
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olene err Gnropas 9loite Sronfslger,
men oaiaa Sen aloIte al ale euro
pGiife 6priter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

Eruiesior @ri,bleicn er ! grplup.
9eb Slutningcn at ben operoaaoige
Iiooag iIoar ban meb &nipen moo
Soaerfenen. gae @iGiterne 9lGoer
fla til en- aob Sole % feler Jig isrge.
lig ifuiiet, ba g~rofesioren fort %
tort flyer:
"Saf, fan ieg faa betole."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-28

SanSelsreiicnbc: "Wtit Rapn er
getterien, ieg refer / @aloi6er og
llloflRoer."
aiebmonben: "0et gisr Se ioa.
men Ret i. Oct sisr ieg ogiaa altio
paa oenne IarStio."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-12-09

Timothy Laid. a magistrate:
Gail Swink, deputy sheriff. and
Haywood Swink. a son Of The
latter. all OF Burke county, have
been over to the Federal Court
under bonds Of $500 each, On
the charge Of blockade distilling.
They were caught by revenue Of.
hcers at a still and were running
IL at full blast.
The Fiawin Cotton Mill Com
pany has been organized at North
Wilkesboro by ]. Locke Erwin,
Of Concord, 7. y. Finley aud
others OF North Wilkesboro.
The company will build a mill
on the Yadkin River, a half mite
from North WiIkesboro. The
authorized capital is szoo, 600
and the company will begin with
$50 900.
Rowland Sun: The largest
sweet potato that we have evcr
seen was sent us few days ago
by c. w. Cxenhine, a croatau
Il Indian. who lives on the farm al
Mr.. Alex. Eden. few miles east
Of town. He says he made "a
bushels by actual measurement
on a piece OF ground IS by 7s
yards square. This potato is ~
inches around and weighs oN
pounds.
Back Creek correspondence
Burlington News: Carter Rod
gers a colorcd man OF our section
found and killed wild goose al
Mr.. ]. w. Nicholson's mill pond
one day last week. The bird car
ried a full suit Of beautifu'
pluniape and most all white. i
weighed ten pounds and meas
ured from tip to tip Of wing sever
feet. Uncle Carter was pfout
inan. and well lie mis hi be.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-12-09

community complete separation
from the diseased man. There
lis q laboratory fitted up in con-
nection with the institution and
it is adapted to the experiments
that the doctors will make.
Away from the hospital and
connected with the walk, the en-
CINE room and laundry are MOTTO
ed but these were not visited
Thursday. Electric irons for the
addresses are provided and the
engine room is ready soon to run
the hospital with electricity. To
the west of these the best half Of
the Is acres site is being develop
ed for a park to be used BY the
hospital. The front is bare now.
but gardeners are getting it
ready for its capot of green next
year and by the close of the next
summer it is expected that the
campus will be as beautiful az
everything else about the place
is.
Circular roughs, running 80 as
to carry all water to certain
point. have been provided and
the drainage is perfect. There
will be no washing and the front
of the hospital campus will soon
be alluring in its attractiveness.
The excursion through the
buildings is now nished and one
feels impelled to ask who is the
physician in charge and all the
reads. So far as the hospital
itself goes there will be no heao.
The Durham County Medical as
ISOLATION will direct the instruct
ion and what physicians are
broughthe will direct the in
stitution and what physicians are
brought bere will be under their
direction. Each physician will
be assigned to whatever work is
laid out and persons having their
own physicians and coming there
will not be denied their ministra-
tons. There will be no visible
head and a harmonious working
| is assured. Miss Wy
che is head nurse and there will
be something like twenty in the
in stitution.
Such briefly are the inside fea.
lures of the sanitorium. OF the
man ana nIs impulses. every body
in Durham and North Carolins
well knows. Christian chiefly
and pagan philanthropists have
had their champions since histor,
began to write their deeds ans
neither has been willing to admi
that the one antedated the other
ine great gifts of the enormous
~ rich find their authors divides
a pious Rockefellow on the on
, side and a doubtful religion
Carnegie giving as freely with
oil regard for the tliirg men ca
: religion. There is an irreiigion
Stephen Girard and his colIeg
! pledged to the secular spirit 80
ciety but there is more splendi
) expression in a score Of really r.
: ligious men who heed the sti
: 8 nall voice within them. Their
5 / an egoist who protests that a
: OF these generous gifts in hosp
q tails, asylums and their kindred
: are but the assertion of selfisI
c ness where the community a
y sumes the attitude Of the indiv
D dual and declines to harbor q
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-12-09
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1909-12-09
DURHAM. N. c.. Dec. 8, 1909.

The tower in which Reidsville's
town clock is located is being re
built,
TIE A;lanti. Coast Line has
put il operation the telephons
train dispatching system between
Rock, ..luunt and Richmond.
De ember 18th as North Caro-
lima Day with the Public Schools
Of the state. Suitable exercises
are hripg prepared by many
schools.
The jury in the case Of Lee II.
Battle, charged with wrecking the
First y ilional Bank Of Green's
bcro, returned a verdict Of no,
guilty Saturday.
Howard A. Banks has purciias-
cd the Hickory Democrat from
w. c. Dowd. For the past three
years Mr.. Banks has been city
editor of the Charlotte News,
DIR. Frederick Van Eden, o.
Ho land, will undertake 10 bring
within the next few months mol
less tnau Is famili,s of Holland
colonis., to the Wilmington sec
ton.
Since the first of last Janury
3o,4so. geo bounds Of plug tobac
co has been shipped from Win
ston-Saiem. an Increase of 4.446.
700 pounds over the same perio'
LAST year.
Sheriff. J. B. Lanier, Of Har
nett, is the first sheriff in III
State to pay into the Office Of tn
state Treasurer 1909 taxe-. Thi
he did lew DAYS. Pay o.; Ill tA'
srm o, sIu.74S.i9.
Six thousand pou Id, Of por'
have already been killed All
packed away at thS Soldier.
Home at Raleigh. There ar
eight more hne hogs 10 DC Uutcl
,red later on.
The AsheboroCour say, Ii;
Chal.ss +. Philips, aged tea y.rr
son u DR.. c. II. Philips of IaDe
nacle township. Randolph count
raised i3s bushels Of ccrn-dr
sLe.led corn-on an acre.
Winston Republican: Passe
ger coaches, lighted by elec,r
city, between Charlotte and 70
u.le. via this city, and from he
u Greensboro, are noiiceab
Improvements in our Iailro'
serylce.
Forest fires in New Hanoy
county nd along the railroad
tween Wilmington and Lumb'
ton hive done considerable dai
sge 10 lumber, fences aud 9th
property within the past &
MeeAs.
For the past year North Cat
lima lei all other States III pr
ducing chewing and smoking
bsccos, the quantity produc
being 1880 osI pounds, vi
Missouri second, Ohio third, k
lucky fourth, New jersey IF
and Virginia sixth.
The gathering Of galax lea
for the Northern markets
grown % be a large and prof
Die ministry in Wstarga a
efher counties in the western p
vi the state. They are used
sensiyely Tor Christmas deco
tions.
Concord Tribune: John ?
Dinger. IT,, Of the county, /
with very painful accident
elay LIST week. His mother
akiug candy and did not no
&c chitl until be screamed.
ssund that il had stuck it, III
.nto tic boiling candy
seriously burned three fingers
part Of his hand.
Monroe Enquirer: Tne
las not been too wet TO plow
tits section since the frs. Jay
August and the rainfall 8ss al
reached zero. Du irg * ~.
II Nov. inter only zz-fop e
rich Of rain fell here, III iigli
rainfall on record for any moi
A great many people are liau
avery dlop u water the,
] arpe seams ate dryiag
ichardsOm and Lanes sfeek s
I'D rsaaing weeks ago
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
State Went Republican.

New York, Nov. 2.--The election throughout for members of the as sembly reslted in the choice of a low branch of the legislature having a republican majority Of 35 as compared with a republican majority of AS in the last assembly.
 City and town elections were held at many points with varying results.
 Louis Thurman. democrat was elected mayor of Buffalo; James Me. Evan, republican, mayor of Albany Hiram N. Edgerton, republican, re- elected mayor of Rochester, Edward Shoenek, republican, mayor of Ssra- cuse; Daniel Sheehan, democrat mayor of Fl Mira; Dr. Charles C. Duryer, democrat, mayor of Schenec tady.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03

announced that he will be a candidate that he would remove to New York were denied by his friends, but Jonn- son did not comment on them.
 The election of Baehr is believed to mean a certain settlement of the long street railway war which Johnson be gan fight years ago, when he demand ed a three-cent fare.
 Baehr has pledged himself to a set clement on the basis of per cent return on the stock of the Cleveland Street Railway Company, all over that to go to the reduction of the fare and improvement of the service.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
Tom Johnson Defeated.

Cleveland Nov. 2.-Tom l.. Johnson, for four terms mayor of Cleveland, was defeated today for fifth term by Herman C. Baehr, Republican, county recorder Unofficial returns from ap- proximately half of the city indicated that Baehr's plurality over Johnson is at least 1000 and may run to 6,000.
 At 10 o'clock Johnson conceded his own defeat by 1,500. With him prob ably went the bulk of the Democratic ticket, those councilman who have been conspicuous in their support of his street railway program suffering nose. A possibility existed at 10 o'clock that one member of the John son ticket, City Solicitor Newton D. Baxter. had won over Gerhard NJ. Dahl, former LaFollette supporter of Wisconsin. The districts now trav- ersed by the three-cent fare lines in stitnted by Johnson. was against him.
 Herman Baehr. the first Republican to be elected mayor of Cleveland in ten years, declared that his election was due to dissatisfaction of the peo- pie with the methods of handling city business.
 The mayor, in conceding his defeat.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03

who was among the earliest college stationed early in the day at a Third avenue polling place. His presence, however, proved such an attraction to the east side crowd that the police were called upon to disperse the spec tators and young Taft was transferred to work as a Republican scout" For the remainder of the day he spent his time hurrying by automobile from voting place to voting place, investi- gating reports of trouble and witness ing the playing of the political game in a hundred different corners of the great city. Elihu Root Jr, also stud jed the election system as scout watcher.
 Today's weather, despite the gloomy prognostications of the weatherman. was all that could be desired. Some what cloudy in the forenoon, the af- ternoon weather proved clear and cool, with the crisp tang of autumn tempered by light breeze.
 Otto T. Barnard, the Republican nominee for the mayoralty, voted ear ly in the morning.
 Both Hearst and Justice Gaynor were more tardy about their ballots. Mr. Hearst voted in an uptown gar age company afternoon and Justice Gaynpr appeared at a little Brooklyn tailor shop, where he cast his ballot. only an hour before the time assigned for the polls to close.
 The betting odds, which had made Justice Gaynor 1 to favorite last night, advanced still more in his favor during the day. By the time the polls closed Gaynor money went begging at 1 bo 3. There was far less confidence among the bettors, however as to the remainder of the Democratic ticket. and the Gaynor men d,manded slight odds on the entire city ticket. With Gaynor quoted at ] to 3, Barnard money asked to 1 and Hearst drop- ped to to l. Herbert Parsons, the Republican, chairman. said night that the election had been the hardest bought municipal contest ever held in New York
 
 Tt is true that this has been ouiet election he said. but there has been much crookedness and I think we shall hear more of this later. Our watchers reported all day long that the ballots had been found already marked with a cross in the Democratic column before being handed to the voter. There were other peculiar things going on, too. how generally, I cannot say at this time"
 Governor Hughes cast his vote just before noon. He was in the booth sev. eral minutes and declined to make any comment on the election.
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
HEAD OF LOUISVILLE IS ELECT ED MAYOR AFTER A STIFF FIGHT BY THE REPu5-
 LicANs FOR CONTROL.
Republican Elected Governor in Mas sachusetts After the Democrats Had Shown Strong Gains
 Over inc State.

Elections were held yesterday in many states and cities throughout the country, with varying results, there being no national issue involved 70 bring about concerted party action.
 In Massachusetts the returns up to midnight indicate that Governor Eben s. Draper, Republican, had been re- elected over James H. Vahey, Dem ocrat, by a greatly reduced majority. estimated at 10000. Governor Drap- CTS majority last year was 60,000.
 In Rhode Island Governor Pothier, Republican. was reelected over Olney A1aold, Democrat, by a substantial majority.
 In Virginia, the early returns indi. cate that the Democratic ticket, head cd by Judge Mann for governor. had been elected by about the usual ma jority.
 In New York city, which has been the storm center of the state, Tam many Hall scored a decisive triumph in the mayoralty election. Judge Gay nor, the Democratic nominee, support ed by Tammany Hall, rolling up a plurality of upward of 70,000 over Otto T. Barnard Republican, who in turn led William R. Hearst by ap- proximately 25.00O
 In Philadelphia another battlefield In reform issues. Samuel P. Rotan, Re- publican, was elected district attor- ney over D. Clarence Gibboney. repre- senting the Law and OrderS Society and tho reform element Rotans ma jority exceeded that in any previous lcampaign, being estimated at upward lof s0O00.
 The returlns from San Francisco, where reform issues are uppemost, are meagre up to midnight and give no indications of the outcome.
 The Pennsylvania state elections for treasurer. auditor general and judge of the supreme court resulted in the usual Republican majority.
 In Maryland the constitutional amendment dlsffanchising negroes is still in doubt, the Baltimore vote be. ing strongly against the amendment, while returns from the interior indl- cate increasing strength of the amend ment.
 Tom Johnson. the picturesque may. or If Cleveland, has been defeated by aldecisive majority by Herman Bahr, Republican.
 In Indianapolis. whSere the temper ance issue has figured. Lewis Shank. Republican, is elected over Charles A. Gauss, Democrat
 Gaynor Eiec.ed Mayor.
 New York, Nov 2.-Tammany elect cd another mayor Of Greater New York today but lost it's grip on city finances William ], Gaynor, of Brooklyn, swept th~ live boroughs to victory as mayor by at least 10000 plurality defeating Otto T. Barnard. Republican Fusionist, and William R. Hearst, independent.
 He failed, however. to carry his ticket with him and the Republican Fusion forces will control absolutely the board of estimates and apportion. ment, which will disburse approxi- matelv billion dollars during the ad. ministration.
 This is more half defeat for Tam. many for the control of the board of estimate was one of tho principal Is. Snes of the rafnnairn
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03

Jackson, Ky, Nov. 2.--Predictions made on the streets early today tlRt "only a man or two would be kiR0 during the voting in Breathitt cs ty were justified at noon in the. Fork precinct and in dramati
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-03
Election We'll Watched.

If ever a New York election was we'll watched. it was todays. Every polling place had it's full quota of watchers, including nearly 2.O00 col lege students from Columbia, Yale and Princeton and other nearby institu- tions. who were distributed through out the greater city The entire pc lice force of 1O.100 men was on duty before daylight, the majority of them at the polling places, with squads of plain clothes' scouts and detectives ready for any emergency.
 Bob Taft an Attraction.
 Robert A. Taft, the presidents son,