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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-11

public instruction. taken cOnJolntly'
are apportioned the highest proper
ton of budget expenditure. For the
former nearly $20O0,000 are appopri-
ated and nearly a million and quar-
ter for the latter.
According to information furnished
by the consul general of the Unlteu
States at Panama, special feature vi
the present administration OF natiohdi
affairs Is the determination 10 I'LL
prove the harbors and highways ol
the republic and to operate street Car
lines for city traffic.
The appointment has been MADE OIL
a chief engineer from the United
States who is to report concerning
that section of the republic lying De-
tween the canal zone and the costa
Ricap boundary, and between the "a
: cifc ocean and the Caribbean sea. Al
ready a complete system OF water
t works and sewerage has been Installed
in Panama and Colon, paving done and
= roads constructed. Schoolhouses anc
public buildings have been erected OF
d are in process of construction IN the
81 principal towns, and the government
Sc IS cooperating with the residents Il
O. improving special localities.
re The steamship company operatin
I'd between David and Panama has nv
ne steamers on the line which is provin
I'D a paying investment God mining
at the vicinity of the Panama consula'
has given good results and the SAINT
Cd ago district has proven of value
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-11
Riuers That Make Damascus

,ooinring of the great desert-Deyonu
them there is nothing but a nl rolllrs
.n aa4o and the long roads to Palmyra
and Bagdad. The permahene - the
prosperity of Damascus are a due 70 ,s ,rs
presence of two rivers ~n' s,aarv
pouvarted this spot of the drears
s soao,ate and uninhabited desert into to,
smiling and well Watereu ; pta cover
pbarpar approaches only "i'nin se''l
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-11
Situated In Desert, Town Would Be
uninhabitahIe Were It Not tor
These Two Streams.

The, situation of Damascus is re-
l1arkahle--she stands isolated on an
basis of the vast desert which every
where hens her in. You may see
from Damascus the sunset frs toucn
with purple the low western hills 20
miles away. These hills mark the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-06-11
Both Compatible.

"uow is Pallet, the artist get''ns
on? liking a
Very well, indeed He Is MAKING
s,ccess Of his specially in art
Why, / heard he had gone 70 'A'
| wall" rroI decora,
tor"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
40

Nueenblidlia miro piel iiber ben
gbaratter ber perier seitritten. Cine
8erliner Wo6eni1rift bottle einen
@uffab sebradt, Der fir bic Na9fabz
rem Ruitems auberorbentli1 uneiinitia
mar. 8eiagte Nahfabren aber, bic
audi ni6t felten Deutfh berfteben,
tpebren fid ibrer 9aut unb betbeuern,
NIT ibrer Werfommenbeit tpGre es nidbt
fo fdlimm. Gin bober periiider 8ez
anter bat in3pif9en in einem rbeini>
iGen 8lutte 0ernabrung bagegen ein1
gelegt. Man mub fid bn aunGhit per@
seeentpdrtigen, bob es berfhieoens
NaTen i'm Nei9e oes @1abs aibt: in
Nbberbaitlhan tpobnen 9urfen, Rur@
ben unb Sprer, in gbu3iitan 2uren
u.t6 Mraber, i'm @uerniirat, benz bet
Zen 2anb" Mraber unb Belutfhen;
bergeitult 1T Is nit1t angdngig, alles
iiber einen Rnmr1 al fheren. Oie
GurDen finb ipie bic alien @ermanen
oes 1aeitus: Rrieger, gDegelaaerer,
NoHe3ii9ter, gaiifrei un6 topfer, nidt
febr iuItibirt. nber bDn gelunbem
Meni1enberfono. Muberbem bdben
III pielIeimt bic meiiten sssnfeften I'M
gdr 3en Mei6e. Die Eiixftn iin0
nun, trie eben 9iirfen {inSI Tie Der
isr bngegsn, bit uus .bisr E1m meiiitn
irtersffireit iinb ni1t lei6t III belsrs
theiIen. Gor 0lIen Dinqeu iinb lte Dpyv
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
gte nnhlredJrarefnrtar in
Erntrkrefdt.

Nus paris tpirb sef9rieben: Die
fran5Diifde aammer bielt oiefer Sage
cine bentpiirbige SiBung ab. sic bat
bas Wablfpitem erurtbeilt, bem iie ihre
3ufammenfebung peroanft. Sic
bradte bas Miniferium 8rianb cine
Weile in @efabr unb rettete es bann
nit einem rteiien Notum, oas Die Wabls
reform Bis mad ben nGHften Neufpab@
len pertagte unb Dem 2anbe fit iDeis
tere Sabre ben Gortbeitanb zines pars
larlents auf5nang, oas bic groBe
Mebrbeit Der parlamentarier feIbft
als bic Rrone Der llngerentigfeit un0
basGesentbeil ber2osit beaeidnet bat<
te!
Dos gaIais goutbon Gid einem
Mmeifenb1ufen, in ben Der Gtod eines
Mlutbiuinigen biatingefabren 1T. Wlan
}db felien eine grDbere Mufsegung III
ben aeiben Der fran50fi5hen WoItsDers
frettr; iie Iieftn burneindnher, aeftifus
Iirtsn, f3ritn, btf3ipDren jid6 usb
ipi1iren nlhtnfsr bxinate bnnbgtmein
por6<n. diir pieIt jidnb btr Dspus
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
pua nbgrlelrnte Bungrt.

Oas Saus Der 2orbs bat nit Der
nit acknowledgement Wlebrbeit erfolgz
ten Mblebnung Des Budgets Dem un>
terbarle unb Der liberalen Reaierune
ben 5ebbebanbi4ub b:ngeporfen. Nun
iiebt man nit Spannuns Der tpeiteren
gnttpidlung entsegen, Die iid um Die
beiben 9auptmomente sruppirt: umz
seitaltuns Der Werfaiiuns unb Sin.
fiibruns 1o3talipirtbfhaftli4er Neuez
runsen, bic tief in Die rgebeiligten"
Ge9te oes @roBsrunObeiibers engreiz
fen. Das 9aus Der Qorbs bat nah Der
bisber beitanbenen Nuffaiuns Der
Ge9te Ser beiOen sefebsebenoen aOr>
peridaften oas alte, felt oreihunbert
Sabren beitebenbe 9erfommen, oas an
Stel!e rinseIdriebener 0erfaiuns
itebt, sebroden unb oamit Die 9epe>
gung, bic f9on lange auf Mbfhaffun9
Ser feubalen Srabitionen i'm Sberz
boufe abaielt, berausseforbert uno bic
in ben fommenben Mablen fehr in Den
Noroergruno treten tpirb; Die erDbere
Belaitung oes @runbbeiibes BEL ber
@teuerduflase 1T cine Notbipenbigfeit,
Die iid infolee Der neueren Nrbeiter>
fGubgefebgebung dls Defenders brina
genb berausgeitellt bat.
Ser Ball 1T nun ins Hpllen ae>
hraht. Snatpiiden mag es BON Sna
tereHe fein, mod einmal auf ben Sheil
bes Budgets aufmerffam gu MAIDEN,
ser ben eigentli1en Gruro CUR Sppo.
iition bes Oberbaufes unb Der in oie.
fem pprberrinenben nnionspartei gibt.
8emerfenstpertb 1T, baB 8alfour, Der
sSiibrer berIelben, ertlGrt bat, er babe
nihts gegen bic grb0buns Der Gin
fcn1mene unb Grbfdaftsfteuer, fomie
qeqen bic 3u5nlagsfteuer fir Ginfofn>
men iiber 5000 Bfb. ct. ein3ufpenoen.
tpiirbe fosar als pren1ier biefen She'll
res Qlono @eDreefhen Budgets in al
lerGemiitbsrube anneftiren ,nir gegen
Sic Bobentpertbiteuer miifIe er aus
prin3ip proteitiren. Die bier Gteuerz
pprfhIGge, an benen bag 9aus BET
GorDs Mnitob nimmt. fnb:
/. Die Wertb5utpddsiteuer. Der
grunobeiiber. beilen Befib nidt 6urh
eiqene Inftrengung pher RnpitaI1uss
qdbe pom /. Mpril 1909 db i'm Wertb
aeftiegen 1T, rnuh beint Dertduf, BET
Nsrerbuna Ober @srpud dtang fiir rlsbt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

lie iid ieIbft bic Mlild ausfaugei'.
6iergegen bat Elm 3anbfpirth NIT VT
foIg folgenbes Mittel anseiDenbet:
Man leet Der Rub einen rthtlgeft
3dum an nit einem eifernen RDbr dls
@ebiB. Diefss boble Gebib tptrb iO
an 3oum bsfeftist, bab bic GnpS
IDder often bleiben unb babel mnb es
aud mod in Der Mlttte buralohert
fein. MilI Die Rub nun fdugeH, 10
tpirb lie babel fortpdbrenb 2nft eiii@
aieben, aber feline Mild befOmmen.
sic tann nit benz GebiB i'm Mdul
san5 gut frefen unb trinfen, aber
ilidt falgen unb iie tuirb bic ihlfhte
8eipobnbeit bes Guterfangens balD
laffen unb es pergeien. Sin dllbereS
Mittel 1T Der fosenannte @tadel5alr1.
Diefer beitebt i'm ipefentliden aus etc
nen nit ettpu 23 3oa langen ST
fenftaheln befeBten Nufenrtemen.
Dieter Riemen tpirb Der Rub Die etn
6aIfter 10 nm ben Nafentbeil bes Roz
pies selest, baB fie babel gut freffen
tann. CUR Befeitisuns bient Der uilH
BET setpDbnliden Odienadumen iibz
lide Nadenriemen ober Rette, tpelder
binter ben 6Drnern befeftigt ipirb.
Win nad Nnfesuns bes Stadel5aunes
bie Rub iih ipieber ausidusen, bann
MAIDEN bas bic Staheln unmOglih,
tpeil oas Sbier it9 nit benielben
S9meraen bereitet. 8on ben aabl@
reiden anberen Waitteln fei i6lieBliA
nod erpdbnt, baB Elm tleines Snitru<
ment eriftirt, beitebenb aus einenr
Ridelbled, ous Der &ub mittelft elmer
febernben alemme, dbnlid tpie eine
8ulenaanse, in bic Naienidetbefpanb
eingeflemmt pirb. Oas 8le9 bdngt
fotpeit iiber Die Sberltppe berab, baB
bic aub ben Stri9 ni9t erfaiIen
tann, felbit penn ibr bies seldnse,
piirbe iie ibn an bas 8led anbriiden
uno babur9 @4mera empfinben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

elmer auBerOrbentlid bobtn SnteIli<
gen3. 9aben fie boh audi eite Rulturz
iiberIieferung BON baIb orei sSabrtau&
ferben. sic fnfIen iebr rafA auf, fiji
gen iid seipanbt in iebe Gage nno finb
febr fhlagfertia. Sin Gieltreiber Be-
gegnete einem befannten General, Qlb=
bul Wdbab Rban, llnb fppIIte ibm niht
auSipeiher. Ser General mar qebiib@
renh entriiftet unb fdrie: rWie fannit
bu, Elm gfeltreiber, mir ben Wea perz
fperren91 Der Mann bes Bottles err
ipiberte auf ser @telIe: sd babe min@
beFens 70 biel He1t ipie ou. ssScb trei=
be Gfel unb bin elm Menfh. Ou aber
biit elm @fel un0 treibit Meni9en."
Wns biernuf gefhab, tpGre in Deutfhz
lano nidt gefheben. Die pibtge Unit
prlt sefiel Dem General er tpar bas
aurnal eerabe Griegsminiffer TO
trrhI, bob ct ben Mann nod belpbnte.
Oie @efhihte aeist ausleih ben bemo=
fratifhen 6tnn Der perfer, cine giz
qenf1aft, bie burh ben Sslom nod Be-
f0rbert miro. @ines baeegen gibt es,
mas itets als Elm Gleden am perii1hen
gbdrafter bleiben miro: bic @raufams
felt. sic mar f9Dn i'm Mltertbnm Be-
riibttet, unb iie bauert biz in bic Sc
eenpart. Gin &aufmann botte fid
iiber ben 3iI=es=@ultan beim Ghab
beflagt unb bate reht befommen. glls
er nun nad Sipaban 3uriidtebrte unb
oen gntfheio benz 3in>eszSultan ppr=
trua, rief oieier ironifd: rDu fodft ia
fo Elm gutes 6era baben. Muf, 9raz
borten, brtnst mir Dos 9era bes 8rdz
mers ba, banlit id es befdaue." llnb
bas Sera bes ltnsliidliden tpuroe ibm
aussertFen nnb raudenb Dem Stattz
bclte. enteeeengeitredt. @erfdiebene
Scoesorten, bon oenen Bfdblen nod
Die glimpfli9ite 1T, iinb gu f4eubli9,
I'm beidrieben gu lper0en. Sod etn
anberer sSebler baftet ben geriern an:
gerfteuung. Gs betBt ia, bab man
tmmer BON oen Sugenben am meiiten
fprtht, bic man am tpenigiten be1ibt.
9cber 1T Der Nrgtpobn erlaubt, bob
nur besbalb, laut 9erobot, noie Wabrz
bet gu fagen" als 9aupttugeno BET ben
Berfern geriibmt tpuroe, neil fie gez
ruoe fir Yerler 10 fdtper erreihbor
mar. Sir ben oiplomatii9en 8erfehr |
tit bas ia aae,bings fetn 9inoerntb,
unb pielleidt nod elm 8oraug. On |
Nusflii6ten unb itets neuen 8orndnz |
ben iinb Die 8eratber bes S9abs BON
ieber befpnbers reid. Gin Miniiter |
bes Neubern bate emit Dem ameritaz
nii6en @eIanoten Benjamin perfprez
den mihen, einem mtbbanoelten amez
rifcnii4en 8iirser Re9t gu peri4ofz
fen. Der Mibbanbler, 8puperneur in |
Soornaoan, mar aber Der 8ruber bes
S6abs felber. @egen i'm ipagte Der
Metniiter ni6ts gu unternebmen. gSie |
bolf er itd? Mls er gu iebr Don benz
9eIanDten gebrdngt murbe, 1ein Ser
ipreden gu erfiillen, perlieB er furaerz
bano oie Staot Seberan uno begab |
Ii6 na6 Sum, um oort in etnem 9etz
ligtbum gu beten. llnterfpegs aber
purbe er BON 9dubern ansegriffen unb
oabei au9 oes Staatsiiegels beraubt.
9eun muBte elm ldngerer Nufidub elm |
treter, oenn obne bas Sieeel bat fein
Srlab bes MiniIters 8iiltigfeit. 8ana
5eberan ladte. Oenn Der ganae 3duz
be.Iberfan ipar = BON Dem W{lnl1ter
IelEft anoeaettelt tporben. |
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23
gs stbt mebr glotpns auf ber
Melt, als es 3trtui1e gibt.

VS. 9tDI lHe9I NlDDHs quf Der
Melt, als es 3trtufe gibt.
3anfe niernals in @ebdnfen nit ie=
rnanb. Dos perbittert bas @emiit oft
nehr als Elm tpirtli9er @treit nnb lit
bic llria6e pieler innerer nnrube.
Gs 1T Elm fi9eres 3eiden, bah bic
@efhihte in Nicaragua nidt bodernit
lit, fonf tpdre bic prairie nidt auf-
eelaufen. Muf @runb lanaiGbriaer
Grfabrung ldBt fi9 ndmlid BON alIen
Gabraeugen Ontel Sans logen, bob
1ie nur i'm grnitfan BON folhen un-
leiDisen @Drfdlen perfdont bleiben.
Nus Soma fommen Rlaqen iiber
Mangel an 2ebrern. @ieaeibt man@
selt es aub an seniisenbsr ge5ab-
lung.
Mebrere 3eitunaea e1nnfeblen iebt
Gnfel Gam bic 3cuhauier in yfifara=
qua NIT 8efhlag ~ belsyen. 6Dffentz
III pirb barnit niht auslei9 uuser
ileiier Sarif bort singefiiErf, oas biese
bic Grdufamfeit allf Die SpiBe trsis
beE.
Der Wabufbbabn ipurben pon eiz
i,enl Mnnne, Der bebauptete, baB 4.
Dor 25 Sobren bic Gsielfhaft aIs
bIiaber pu7asier bemDgtlte, so Gents
aIs nuhtrdglihe GntidGbigung ae~
fnnbt, Sa, eS gibt Md sbrIi1e Wlens
ihen beionners Dann, lpenn jie aun
@sipeils ibrtr Ebrli6fsit nid,t gdr Ii.
iisf n bis 3did5t prsifth uii iTsx.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

3niebeln, 3otbz -unb
% Bfpbl bdlten ii4 am beiten
auf benz 8oben, lpdbrenb Mur3eln
unb Riiben I'm 8eller auf5ubetpabren
finb. 3piebeln unb Robl tperben i'm
8eller pei6 unb faulen f6nen; auf
benz 8oben pertrodnen nur bic Gube=
rem 8lGtter. yaur muB man btefe
Semitic Dor benz Srofte 81 fdiiben
piifen, Der unter bem Oa6e lei9ter
eintritt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

Wenn Der ReIler @aim~
meIbilbuns aeigt, 10 bat bies
1einen @runb earin, baB ber 9oben,
auf benz bas 9aus gebaut lit, NAB lit,
unb iid bic sSeu9tisfeit in bic Reller=
ipdnbe siebt. Das einfadfte, ni9t oar
au tbeure Mittel gesen einen feudten
aeaer unb bic bamit berbunbene
GAimmelbilbung beftebt barin, baR
man ben Wt0rtelperpub bon ben Wdn~
ben unb ber Dede entfernt unb ben
gan3en Rensr, ben GuBboben NIT I'M
begriffen, aementiren ober nod bef1er
betoniren IdBt. 2ebteres fommt al
lerbings etipas tbeuer. Ddmit bic
2uft i'm Reller nidt bumpfia ober
bunitis fei, lit fir cine CUTE, irdftise
NentiIation gu forgen. Dorerit muB
bas gndloh geniigenb grDb fein,.
bann 1T es auh portbeilbaft, penn
Ser RelIer nit einem Man9fana in
Nerbinbung 1T, mas ia obne aIIaus
groBe @htpierigteiten BON einem
@adberifdnbigen burhgefiibrt iptrben
f1nnte. gs lit befer, bas uebel NIT
Der MurSeI nus3ureiben, dIs .ii1 bieI@
leidt iabreldns iiber einen ihledten
Relltr 5u drgern Dber piel @elb ohne
9suBen fiir unbtre 1rOdenmittel ansz
3ugeben.
Gegen bos @eIb it1usfau u
gsn einer 3 y 3ufpeiIen triffi
man bsi 8iibsn Ne llntugellbsn. baB
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-23

aIeiber aus fdparaem
6 ( 6 mi tperben ipieber iauber
unb anfebnli9, nenn man iie in gez
pDbnlidem 8raunbier, obne 3uiab
BON @eife ober bgl. ipdidt. Siidtis
afpifhen ben 9dnben eebriidt unb se=
prebt, obne ausserungen au iperoen,
bdnst man fie NAB auf bic Seine, am
beften i'm Jreien, um iie mod feu9t
gu rollen unb gu pldtten.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-08
Capitalization Of Power.

In every branch of business &C.
tivity in Europe, Asia aud Africa
there is some great corporation,
some strong firm, some association
of individuals, some combination
of interests which controls the
output, the production, the sale,
the transportation-in short, die
tates the business IN such a man.
ner that all others engaged there.
in are at it's beck and call, its DIS
erection to make or ruin. 1t may
be through powerful financial
means, it may be through govern.
mental concession or governments
al favoritisnl, it may be through
potent organization combining
both the preceding advantages,
but however, or by what means,
there remains the fact that there
exists consolidated, concentrated,
direct control of politics, finance.
industry and commerce in the
hands Of the very few.-Cincinatti
Enquirer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-08
Severe Fire at Winston.

Winston-Salem. June 3.-An
office, a pack house and a pile of
logs Is all that is left of the fac
tory of the Winston Handle Com
pany after the fire that visited it
this morning. The loss is some-
whore in the neighborhood of $15,-
600 OF $40, OOO partly covered by
insurance.
The alarm was turned in at 1920
by the night Waterman at the
Oakland furniture plant. The
men of Steamer Company No. 2
and the Liberty Hose Company
hurried to the scene, but the fire
had gained a good Roadway and
the fremen we're fruitless.
The most plausible theory as
to the origin of the fire is that
some shavings caught froma hot
box andthe fire had been burning
for overtwo hours when the watch
man discovered it. 1t burnt slowly
at first, but gradually gained head.
way until nothing could stop it.
1t was announced this morning
that the plant would probably be
rebuilt. The boiler and engine
may be of O. service, hut the
other machinery, some of it very
costly, is a costly loss. Much flu
ished stock was destroyed, as we'll
as most of the raw material.--Spec-
ial to Chariot tie Observer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-08
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Which Is Better-Try an Experiment or
Profit by a Salisbury Citizen's Experience.

Something new is an experiment
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement of a manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had q bad back.
A Lame, Weak, or Aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will reau of many so-called
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far-away
places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy toprove local testimony.
home endorsement is the proof that
backs every box of Doan's Kidney Pills.
Read this case.
John W. Glover, 1913 So. Long St.,
Salisbury, N. c., says: In my estima-
ton Doan's Kidney Pills are the best
kidney remedy On the market. I suf-
fered from kidney complaint for a
long time and often was in a serious
condition, due to the severe pains in
the small of my back. In the morning
| was often so lame and sor that
l could not get out of bed without as
slsGdIlco anu L was at a loss TO KNOW
how to dispose of my trouble. Fin
ally a friend told me about Doan s
Kidney Pills and deciding to try them,
I procured a box at Mcpherson & Co. s
drug store. They quickly drove Away
the pain in my back and improved my
health. Whenever 1 notice a return
of the trouble, I take Doan's Kidney
Pills and prompt relief follows.
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents,
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan 's--and
take no other.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-08
H0w's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co.. ,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honora-
BILE in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out
any obligation made by his firm.
WALDINe, K1NNAN & MARNlN.
wholesale druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
%ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price IS cents per bottle Sold
by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-08
APPEAL DENIED.
Patrick Turned Down Again by the Courts,
Wanted Liberty or Deah."

New York, June 4-Albert T.
Patrick's appeal for liberty or
death was denied by the appellate
division of the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn to-day. Patrick had
appealed to that court for a hear
ieg on a writ of habeas corpus,
which he had obtained from an
individual justice of the Supreme
Court, ordering the prosecuting
officers to show cause why he
should not be released from pris-
on or put to keath for the murder
of William Marsh Nice.
In support Of the writ, Patrick
several weeks ago made a sensa-
tiona! personal appeal to the ap-
peliate division il which he de-
clared that the communication of
death sentence to that of life i'm.
prisonment made by Governor
Higgins constituted the imposition
of a sentence worse than death =.
Patrick also attacked the legality
of his conviction on the ground of
conspiracy. All the justices of
the appellate division to-day con.
Cured in Diminishing the writ of
habeas corpus. The court sus-
tanned the judgment of conviction
and the communication of his sem
tence to that of life imprisonment
and ordered Patrick to be remand
ed to Sing Sing prison.
In the opinion of the court the
most striking paragraph was one
holding that the ''degree of pun
ishment is not determined by the
preference of the convict" This
was in answer to Patrick's decla-
ration that life imprisonment was
a greater hardship than death.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-06-08

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Vanderbilt Don't Like ii.

Asheville, June 2.-Declaring
that the head Of his forestry de
partment. DR.. G. A. Schenck, hac
no rightful authority to execute
the ten year lease on $4,000 acrel
of hisssPisgah forest, which he gavt
in April at q rental of $4,000 {
year to II. F. Addicks, Jr., of thi.
city, who in turn assigned it te
James A. POUCH and J. NJ. Chiles
of Chicago, George W. Wander
bllt has Notified Mr.. POUCH ano
Mr.. Chlles to confer with his at,
torneys in New York.
Dr., Schenck made the lease il
April and the Chicago mon paic
two years rental in advance
Then they formed a hunting ano
fishing club with several hundred
prospective members AMI leased
the game rights On 5000 acres ad.
joining.
Upon hearing that the Chicago
men were to charge an initiation
fee of 500 and annual dues OF
500 to each member of the club
and thus make a net profit of $780,.
600 a year, MI. Vanderbilt con.
suited with his attorneys here,
and then went to New York to
consult with counsel there. The
Chicago men will fight to the last
If necessary, for their rights.