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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-18
9Snn hpr Oreshenpr 0n

8on ser Dresoerter Boli,e
pllroen 5lpei Salibnlii115er 1hlimni.
iter 9lrt oingfeft gen1adt. 8eioe, eli,
arbeitsloier ibper norbeltrafter Wta
Ter aus DRESDEN lllo Elm itellungs=
loier 8ierausgeber, batten es I'LL.
ternpmmen, oiterrei6ilbes 'Bopier.
gelo gu 90, so rno 100 4ronen ber-
5litelen, nm es oanu ienleits Der
@ren5e IN Oeiterreib abauiekelr
I'm rneeitort arbeiten gu fonaen.
batte Der Waler bereits 9lnfang Ge.
5elnber 1908 elm 3inmer in elmer
einiam geleeenen 8ila auf Dem
Siterberge BEL &oiieballoe beaoeell,
slud batte er, Inn lih oas nolise
Sanomerfs5eug, Yrelle, Stempe( in
unauffdaiger 8eiie 5u bei6affeit Der
Staot @orlib einelt 8elub abgeltnt-
tet Dnrd eingebenoe Hederd)eil
gelola es, midtiees geipeismateriel
5ur Stelle 5u idaffen nno Die Ser.
BREEDER gu iiberfiibrer. gs lit nidlt
allsgeidloiien, baB bon ben Said
niin5erlr bereits falihes @elo III
Selterreid) pertrieben lit.
Cine leltiame 5traBenl3ene
ereienete ii6 i'm @er5en BON Yrap
Dor Dem safe 6oritan ,Soooma"
@abreno nn 2ofal luitiee 2ieoer err
flaneen, frahte ploslif) Dor ser
@ingangstiir elm Shut. Der anar,
5igiabrige Scorer Der Hbarmacie 9ln.
ton @i5 batte lib pesen elmer
@banionette entleibt. 9ieie batte
cine ginlaouns oes iuneen Mal-
nes abgelebnt uno iid gu einem ml=
bern @ait on Den Giid geiett. Sort
tpurbe ibr bon einem &ellner elm
3ettel iiberreidt, in fpel6eln ibr Ger
irnge Wann mitteilte, er piirba
ii6, fafls iie i'm niht erbore, ON Ort
un6 Steae erihieBen. Die Sangc.
rim nabm oies aber ni1t ernit .tuo
5eiete Dem nit ibr am Glide iisen-
ben @aite ben 3ettel. Dies erregte
oie Giferiudt bes Siinglings oerna,
ben, oaB er, als feline @ngebetcte
oas Sodium betrat, aaf Die StrGbe
elite unb iid Dor Der gingangstnr
eridoB.
Sn Dem Sdiilerfon5ert in Ser
Sranffurter Seltballe fam audi n3as
8eilhen" als Gbor gum Bortrag.
lin Die iltngen 5eelen nidt all ge-
fabroen, batte MN Elm 8oriibtiger
einige 3eilen Der riibreno-feuibea
gaaaoe ypereoelt" @oetbe bihtet:
uNhl oenft bas geiIden, mar icb nur
9ie ihonite 8lume Der Nntilr,
N6, MIR elm Stleines 0eit6en,
8is mid bns 2ieb6]en abgepfliidt
1lno an ben 8nien mattge6riidtl +
Mf) MIR, adj MIR A.
Gin @iertelitiinohen langl"
Die &in6er aber iangen:
r8is mid bas Wdb6en abaepfliidt
llub liebenb an ben Muno gebriidtl
8 peldle, tpelhe8onne bas fir mid! :"
go geideben IN @oetbe's @ater-
itaot an 81. Mai 1909.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-18
syramem, sic bemeibet ,uer6en.

9ieie an5iebenoen Srauen Die 70
lieblid bon @eiibt, 5orm nno 9e,n-
perament iino, perben bon benen be.
neioet, Die ibnen glei6 iein modien.
Cine i6pade franflide Srau 1T ner-
pos un6 erregbar. l1nperoauIidfeit
uno Nieren-@ifte 5eieen iib in JIe.
den, 9lasdeu, @aut=@usf6Idgen ,no
einem i6lebten Seint. Sir iolbe
beipirft gleftrif 8itters @unber.
Daiielbe reguliert Maeen, 2eber,
Nieren reiniet oos 8lut, eiebt itarfe
9serpen belle slugen reinen 9ltbcl,l,
tpel6e ianrntne Salit unb i6onen
Seint. 8iele rei5enoe Srauen ber~
banfen ibm @eillnbbeit uno Sd6n-
belt. SOC bel allen Oruagilten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-18

fern in ienem 5taotteiIe ausbrod)
unb oie alle bon eitlent 8ranoItifter
angelegt naren.
Muf ieiner 5arm in Ser 9edne
BON 8alonin, ct. 2ouis County,
Wiiiouri, ipurben Der 6armer @l.-
liam Netpes uno feline Srau erldpi=
len. 9aielnanb fennt oie Motipe Der
Sat, alid feblt ieoer 9lnbolt fir
bie 6eititellline bes Caters. Die
gr1norbeten paren altere 2eute, 6ie
in febr suten gerbdltniiien lebten.
Nelpes batte Dor 4uroan feline Jarm
berfallft, tpobilte aber nod auf benz
Mase.
Die geational @boIelale 2iqnor-
Niioeiation, Die ioeben in 9ltlantic
@itp q. q, lire 4onpertion abgebal=
ten bat, bat foIgen0e 8eanten er-
Dablt: Braiioent, Worris 6. 8elt-
beimer, Cincinnati; 8ice-9rdiioertell
William 81. Wail1er, Bottom, nno So
muel @olsner, ,8eoria; Gdasnleiiter,
epblaim 8reice, 8bilabelpbia. Die
na6ite &onbefltion finoet in Bbiia.
oelpbia itatt.
@ap 2anpbere, mel6er iiber-
fiibrt puroe, oas @obnbaus Ser Moi-
ienmoroerin 8elle @unneB in 2a-
porte, in grano geiest gu baben, liegt
I'M 3udbauie gu Mihigpn I'M Sier-
ben. gr befinbet iib in ben lestpn
Staoien Der Sbipinoiu1t uno bat in
lester 3eit bier glutitiirae geba5..
Seine S6meiter, Srau Sas. 5inIen,
nri0 periuben, ben @ouperneur Sllr
gegnaoigung oes 5terbenoen gu be.
megen.
SSn Dapton, Ohio, ibren set
matsort, funo cine groBe offentllhe
5eier 5u gbren Der @ebriioe.
Wrigbt, Der erfolgreibel 2uftib1ffer
rnb 2uftibiff-grfin6er, itatt.
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ID. 6. & :. ga6n.

". st. & :. Babn.
Gnf,lnft-
No. 3-Gom Rorben. 9:15 macbm
Slberp p-Bom gorDen. 1880 PORN
$50. 241-0ouiton etc. $3.50 oorm
Nbfn1rt-
SO. 4-Na6 Dem Norben. 1880 born,
.Slber" r"-Na1 bem Noroen. 900 madnl
SO. 244-6oiiiton etc. 1915 nnd]nl
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a6mnte midt beiier ieim.

Geiner ma6te ie etne SaIbe,
@unbmoiier ooer 8alian, Die mi.
gucflens @rnifa Salbe perslihen
meroen fonnte. @s lit bas eiusige
perfefte Waittel eeeen Sdnitt- ODER
8ranbmunben. Siibneraueen, Sbiir-
fungen, 8elilen, @r5enra, SalsiIub
II. +. M. gs lit ausge5eidnet fir fran.
fe 9lueen, aufeeiprungene Sdnoe.
llnfebIbor bel Samorboioen. Nur 25c
bti olen Oruggilten.
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g. ". & ". g. gabu.
9. $, & 8. u, (Sanpt-2inie).

". p, e 8. Y, (9mlpf-3inie).
Nnfunft-
$50. 9-9pm Often. .7.35 porm
go. 7-Gom Often. $500 nadm
No. 10--@l 9afo II. 8eiten. .7:30 narhin
abfabrt-
go. 10-gI gaio Ii. 8eften. .7:30 nahm
No. 1O-Na6 oem Often. .1O:3O naAm
yto. S-gea6 bem Often. .11.4O BORN
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xeras 8.

unier Staat beanipruht nolu
Der @un6esregiering tpeitere $751;
600, Die er fir oen Sdus leirer
,@rensen gesen Snoianer nno Mert-
faner in oen Sabren 1859 mno 1860
ausgegeben bot. gs tpmroe crit
Dor Sturgeon, our6 Die gintragug-
gen in einem alten gontobuf) ent-
6eft, oaB Der Staat gu oieler Sor-
oerilne berehtigt lei.
Ser Staat 5oblt Sen 5aloor1-
mirten, oeren 2i5ens big gum 10.
September, ipenn ale ggirte neue
2i5enien baben ntiiifen, nod nidt ab-
gefunoen lit, Dos @eIo fir oen nod
nibt allfgebrall6ten Sell Der alten 2i-
5ens 5nriid, $1.02A per Gag fir al-
geneine 2i5eniens iln6 1913 Gems
perSag fir 0ier-2i5enlen.
0ie General -MnmaItlhaft in
auitin bat auf cine oiesbe3iiglihe Gin
frage entihieoen, oaB alles @etten
auf Hfer6e bel gfennen perboten lit,
ielbit ipenn bei Dem betreffemoen 3en-
men fein iogenanntes guhna1en
ltattfinoet.
Die Stabt 8rotpntpooo muroe
III Der geabt bonn Mitttpod aus
Oonneritag BON einem 1hIirnlnea
S6aoenfeuer beimgeiu9t. gs fam
in Dem @ei1dftsbauie bon gotphan
Bros an Der Center Mpenne aui,
breitete fid ihnea aus nno 5erlt6rtc
bier 5meiitofige @ebdnoe. Ser Shu-
ben belduft iid alf $4,000. Ser
luittrdser iino 8otpoen Bros, Sic
Campbell Drug Company, oie Gitl-
gems National 8anf, q. Wa. 2om, 5.
| 9. Chapman Die @elt Seras Sele.
phone Company uno anbere.
Gin iltnger 0eann Namens
Satprence Quinn tplroe neulih iH
betpuBtloiem 3nitanoe- BON Coleman
nab 8aainger gei6idt uno i'm ourti
gen Soipital untergebrabt. 4ur5 Dor
ienem 9ooe gelpann er oas gepuBt-
iein 10 melt mieoer, oaB er ieinen Na-
men umo bic M6reIfe ieiner Weutter
in SEEM gorf angeben nnb Die @ortc
iagen fonnte: .Soe Iblug midi"
@leih oarauf itarb er. Man bat iest
cine unteriudung eingeleitet, INN ber-
aus5ufin6en, iuer Der ySoe" lein fnaa
uno Oh on Dem iungen Mam fpirflih
elm 8erbreben begangen poroen lit.
sSn Der 9e1be Der Station
9anger entgleiite Elm Sraht3ug Ser
Eeras & Bacifie 8abn, nobel Der
9ei5er 9bompion imo Der 2ofonlo.
tinfiibrer 9ap idiper perlest mur-
ben. gbompion itorb eil,ise CHM.
ben ipGter uno Sane ,piro b0dit
pubribei1lid aud iterben.
Die @erfitdtten Der Wl. &. Ss
Z. gabn in 9eniion iinb gum Sci!
abgebrannt. Dos Geuer mnree
ourf einen Ylisihlag ent5iinoei.
llneef6br fiinf5ig big bunoert Ba.
gen, Die misgebeliert meroen IollterL
fino nit perbrannt 3eritort tulr,
ben Die Heparatur-@erfitdtte, sic
Shneioemiible uno Die Maler- -@erf-
it6tte.
Der IN Der 9eabe BON @ad
Bel Gan slngelo iuobnenoe Sarmer
q. 9. Cites puroe beim Bfliige.l
bon einem 8lisidlag getroffen. Gr
perlor oas 8eipuBtiein, tpilroe aber
ionit niht berlest. Die beioen pfer-
De, Die er Dor Dem Gflua batte, tpnr-
ben eri6lagen.
PIN 28., 80. unb 80. S5uIi
finoet in fredericksburg Die 4onpen-
tiou Der fonfooerirten 8eteraneil
BON Der Wountain Memnant gri-
gaoe ltatt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-18
: geody 5telluna elmer Qolttic

Ia6 Stellung elmer 4oliticn
bon elmer balben Million Marf i'll
Shirt Bbilipp 5u Gutenberg porIin=
fig na6 SbloB 2iebenberg 5uriidge.
febrt, pe er big gum Begi1n oes
Bro5eiies, melher fir Den fiiniteit
sSltli angeiest lit, bleiben tpirb.
= glns Ser Sauptitabt Merito
miro gelnelbet, erit am 0onnerlros
lei oort Ser erite Hegen in oieicr
Soiior gefollen 9ie &egell5eit bot
III oieIen Sabr Inn eineu Mpnot
ipater begonnen als ionlt.
sSn Caracas, Der SauptItaot
bon @ene5uela, iinb 5ur 3eit bret
5ebn Eerlonen OIL Ser 8eft erfrauft.
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JnIan~.
kardinaI Gibbons
Spricbt sieb ssgen das 5rausn-
Stimmrsebt aus.
Eifersucbtsfsbds.
Black Hand VersebwSrer
In Cincinnati.
Gcmpers mach Europa.
H.. n.~U.I-
Eifefsucbtsfebde.
Gcmpers mach Europa.
neus Hnklagen geeen japan.
$treikfibrer.

Sn elmer Meoe, Die er BEL Der
5dluBfeier Der ct. Soiepbs Mfaoe.
rlie in Gmmentsburg, We6, belt
prod iid 4ar6inaI @ibbons mil
gntfhiebenbeit gegen oas Srauell-
Stimmreht aus.
Sn oeul fleinen 9rt ssairfiela
in Sainois dkbt ougenbIidIid tin,
2beater-@eieuibaft, Die ganina
Gbeatrical Company, goriteaulgen.
3u Der @eieaidaft geboren aud
mebrere ilnge Mednner nno oieiq
fGn0en es febr anlufant uno arge-
nebnl, tDabretlo ibres @nfentbaIts in
Der Staot ben iilngen W6o6en bort
Die Gour gu ihneiben. 9amit marcl
aber Die ei1tbeiniihen iungen BUR-
fden niht einberftanben ilno es tam
al allerlei Neibereien otpii6en i1-
men unb ben 5hauipielern, oie
iblieBlih Dor mebreren Mbenoen s;l
elmer idlinlrnen SfieBerei fiibrfen.
Gin ilinger Mann, Or. CHARLES 8.
2eininger, Der 5efretdr Der @opl.e
County Gair Mfiociation, tpuroe err
idoiien uno mebrere anoere pur-
ben fhtper pertpunoet.
Sn Cincinnati bat man 5lpoli
Staliener unter Der Mnflage nerbuf-
tet, nn benz 8laf- -Gan6- 5reiben BE-
teiligt eetpeien gu iein. 3ebn De,
Werbafteten lieB man mieoer, eeben,
Dirb fie aber ilnter Boli5ei-@uf=
fi9t boIten, Die anoern @eioen, Den
Sbitbdnbler alrrigo m1o 6en Sa-
loonbeiiter Spabero, ftedte man ir's
@efdngllis.
snmuel @ompers lit na6 Eu-
ropo gereiIt, Inn Die oortieen ar-
better uno Snoultrie-8erb1Itniiic
ourh eigenes Stlloiiim fennen 81
ler1ien.
Man bat Die perbafteten
Streiffiibrer in Sonoluln iest a,;d
nod Der Moroperidmorung llno an
nprpr Sd,linn1pr Ninnp nnnpf(nnt
Wpnn o. Il mp;tpr opht NIT Spn Sfn.
fInoen mer6pn lie mof : boIS Fir Sen
@o1opn re;f ipin
e;ue 9ene,hp ma Wo,h;no.
ton iagt:-gs fino biz iest nod I'M.
nier feline mntlihen Weitteilunaell
thor S;p w;rren n,,f Sotno;; e;,'op.
froffen rrn0 6ip wenmten i'm @toofs.
0enortempnt inn Il olioen,oh a, Ser
11eber,e,,o,,,,o oefarnn,er mob p ps IA,
m;d,t Inn Matthias Sonner, nm So
nom;sd,e Ws;rrpn bnnaeIt esome;,
i;h n;e5e glnoereoe,,he;t nou h;er me
;;herbT;Sen iSst Sohen n;e S;;hrer Ser
estre;fer totiSd,r;h & -, sl,,fr,,hr ,,ns
@enaifsat; afs;ten o,,fosrs;at or ohnr
n;ht MI 'S;nterneSonfen M e S;o Naso;e.
r,,,,o =, st;;r,eu sonSor,, sonSor,, S;c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o ann moGaehen =,
,s,;,,nas Masrn Saooro @ Say Maaos' e
tour ner ;ononisc,sn oe;t,,no s;;;D
i;h IA meoou g,,rdsSud,,,no sr' se;ner Sc.
10 ,,nS ,,ooo,, ss;,,sr merhos+,,na -,
hoe iononiShssi, ssi,,smSr+ioe o}n,t n ne,,s,'' ~
apf ,,nn iid, thor n;e anoehi;he Wsr,
Ictu,,n ner y,ertroosrod,ts ron eso;te,,
o,,,srison;;dber mea,,,te,, hesd,,,ert hot
g NOR er ho,u noIfa,f hered,t;at
m;e h;es IL ieSen, ssremoeu fre;itei,t
@onta Sos o,,snSrt;oe Mn,t - gof;a
6;sse 9inoeIsaombe;t Inn, s,,n @ @onen;tons
s;,,rr h;nTomnt;;d,en @orrssno,Ssn,
r,ad,en IL m;;rSe S;h nos Gtonts'
Tssncrts,,tert nero,,Iast ~ 5oho,, So,
gseSd,,nsrSsf;;hror an S;a. f Mer;4,ta -,
,,er,ne;spn n;e Inn ;eSeufnna y, ,o;' q;
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gienie-3eit.

Sm Stunt tits fibpn 5iemlidJ beik,
Bon mnf'rer Stirne rinnt ber Sdlwetb
Sa tits TN 6reien fiibl unb id11n,
Sp lakt nns auf Elm Yicnic geb'n.
nnb angefpdt iutrb bann ammeiit,
MlS ub man Gage lang nerreiit,
90 bfel Jpnrage rtnintt man nit
Die frifd]e 2mft madjt Mppetit.
9a tutr6 ant 8raten nid)ts geipart,
Sa5n Salute man6er Mrt,
uno Dann NOD Guhen rrtanhcrlet-
Die 2affeetaHn' lit aud babel.
90 siebt man nenn Des Weprgens aus,
WerrtegeIt unb nerfhlteft has @ams,
Sp Ehr, uie Senfter, Stiif fir Sthd-
Vnr Abenb febrt man ntd]t amriid.
ttnh lit ber Hienic= 8lat erreidt
So rtaf)t man'S iidj beqaett ,tmb leidbt,
Wean Ingert, etnaeln itn6 gepaart,
Sm Shatten fiibler SenfnnsSart.
g8er anf benz Naien Iagert fidj,
Der finbet Nebbngs fidJerlih,
Aud rat id bir, 5u beinem Seitf:
Set' bid nidt tn's Mmeifenneit!
Gum Ghen Iagert man tint Rreis
Sid bin mad alter N5merueis,
nnb tuas man babel letften famm
Sm Gifen, itannet Seber an.
9ud bei benz Giiem itellt Td baum
Aud Elm iDliber 9mrit tppl an,
nnb ienf5enS Seber babel ipridt:
Der 8affe tnt's alleine ntdt!
9p6 iiet', inn 8prb bIenbenb ipeif,
3iegt U | a mD 8ier ia anf Gis,
nnb 5mgeiteben Elm Seber muf:
Sett pirb bas 8ienie crit 0enmf!
Sas alamo 8ter iebcr Belt
Grtpedt bic 2nit unh Jrbblibtett,
Drum pine bies, ber @eiie ipridbt,
@eb' id aud amf Elm 8tenic nidbt!
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6 in Il mem t b e brIi6e er

Serr sfat, parum ibiden Sic oenn
ben alten Sefretar WiiIler nod
INNER niht in Beufion?@
Ser Wam lit uns nnentbebrlib :;
er lit Der @in5ige, Der Die Sano-
idrift unieres Gbefs leien faml."
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g eIe / bi a +

.@ie trout mir bier in Ser 9rem-
oe Sbr 0ialeft in's Sbr flinet, gra.
oiee 5roul"
0tiin6erin: p@aas? = ia6 ioi(
oil 8ioleft bomm? Dos bot mer
nod nieman6 giogt, oaB id, on 3ia-
ledt bob!"
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- Son @riporniiien ME 8ebrauf)
3u MAIDEN, ous lit Die groBte aller
8eribpenoungen.
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8er @enibeufeuner it, Der
fennt Die Srouen nod lange ntht.
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gietoria 9ipifon, 6. S. G. g. u.
Nnfunft-
@oo. 3o2-guero. 8ictoria. 1880 nadm
Nbfa6rt
SO. 301-guero. gictoria. $50 bonn
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-08

A table prepared by the Chicago Tribune
shows 80 deaths, GO serious injuries
with countless minor injuries i'll the
United States as the result Of the football
season just closing.
Football is perhaps, the most exciting OF
all games, because it Is more nearly akin
to the primitive battle. And If the rules
of the game can be so r~evised::as not nee
essarily to endanger the life or limbs OF
the player there woXld be no disposition
to protest against it.
The boys who represent football teams
and especially college teams, are usually
the best specimens Of physical manhood;
and so they cannot be wanting in mental
ability. Taken as a whole, the college
teams ere probably composed OF boys
above:the average intelligence, even OF
college students. The life then, even Of
one of these young men weighs more in
the estimation OF calmer and older heads,
than the entertainment of the world be-
side.
Think, then Of thirty bright American
boys that were killed and sixty-nine more
manned for life in three short months, all
in the name of public entertainment. 1t
sounds like the record of q battle.
The rules must be revised, or foot ball
must surely go.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-08
SPLENDID Reception.

At the beautiful home Of Mr.. T. P.
Quarles a reception was rendered Mr.. j
Perrin Quarles and his bride last night.
Mr.. Quarles is favorite in Abbeville,
and for that matter wherever he is known.
While we have not the pleasure OF &C
quaintance with his bride, we will assume
responsibility for saying that a young man
OF such splendid qualities, such business
ability and such attractive personal ap-
pearance could but win the prettiest and
happiest Of brides.
Mrs. Quarles nee Miss Gillian is from
Aberdeen Mississippi. She is from n OF
the best families Of that good old state,
second only to South Carolina, Abbeville
most heatily welcomes the flower of Mis-
sissippi, and a cordial greeting is extended
to the happy pair.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-12-08
Resolutions Commenting Reverend
Stokes,

Whereas, the members of the First
Methodist Church of the city Of Abbeville,
South Carolina, in church assembled de-
sire to give. expression to, and to put on
record their high appreciation Of the zeal,
ability, devotion to duty, and christian
exemplified in the life and work of our be-
loved Pastor, the Reverend Henry Stokes.
Therefore, be it resolved:
First That we are truly grateful for
that good Providence which one year ago
sent to minister to us in spiritual things
the Rev. Henry Stokes, and we rejoice
because OF the success which has attended
his ministry among us.
Second That we assure Brother Stokes
our appreciation of his labors and of
our ~unfailing cooperation.
Third That we devoutly pray that the
Spirit of Grace will rest upon our entire
Church.
Fourth That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to Brother Stokes, a copy to the
Advocate, and a copy to the Presiding
the Reverend A. W. Wilson.
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Stubs Gilmer.

Mr.. Fred Stubs and Miss Bette Lou
Gilmer we're married at the Methodist
parsonage by Rev. Henry Stokes on last
Thursday. Mr.. Stubs has a Lucrative po-
sition with the S. A. L. Railway. Miss
Gilmer has been clerking for some months
for Mr.. Adair. Miss Gilmer at one time
was a printer in the Press and Banner
Office.
The young couple have our best wishes
and hearty congratulation. They will
make their home in Winder, Ga, for the
present.
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DR.. H. D. Reese.

Dr.. H. D. Reese will remain in Abbeville
for one week demonstrating the eye scope
which he has patented and perfected after
ten years of study and testing. The Edi-
tor of the Press and Banner has made
personal examination OF the instrument,
and does not hesitate to say that it does
Just what he, claims for it. He has sold
the patent rights but he is demonstrating
for the purchasing Company. While his
first work is to demonstrate the efficiency
of the instrument, incidentally he is pre-
pared to adjust glasses to the most deli
cate and defective eye.
He offers free examination, and an
invitation is offered to the members OF
Conference to call and see his instrument,
and if they desire it to have their eyes
examined.
You will find him in DR.. Gambrell's
Office over Parker d Reese Store.
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Her First Essay.

Some time ago Miss May Robertson,
who teaches the third grade in the school
here, read a Thanksgiving story to her
little class and required them, without as
~sistance, to write from memory what they
could Of the story. One Of her pupils is
little Edna Bradley, aged eight years
Without receiving a single suggestion; in
fact without even letting anyone know
that she had written her story, she handed
in the following which we print without
alterations, at her request.
THE FIRST THANKSGIVING DAY.
The Pilgrims first lived in England.
But the king would not let them worship
like they wanted to. He said if they did
not worship like he wanted them to he
would put them In prison.
they went to Holland. And the people in
Holland liked them. And treated them
But the children got to talking their
language and manners. And very UGH
like them. And the Pilgrims said this
will never do.
So some Of brave men said, let us go
across 1.-THE ocean TIC the new land called
America. Let us live in a country that
will be our own
@ they said just think Of the long jour-
.ney.
What danger it will be.
And we canaOt get enough food.
And our little ones will get tired!
Others said ever If we all live to reach
it. And there would be nobody to well
come us there. No friends no food no
white people. But William bradford said
God will take care Of US we will go. So
they got to ships. They were named the
Mayf1ower and the speed we'll. SO they
started out in 1920. But their ship speed
well was leaking. And the sailors called
they turned back to Holland. And again
they turned back to America. And the
children would get home sick and cry. 1t
was only one thing to amuse them.
And that was when they would cry their
mothers would let them play with the
baby that was born on the ship. This
baby was named Oceano. And just before
they landed another baby was born. 1t
was named Pergrine. One morning the
salars called out land land. And the Pill
grims said we must thank God for his
kindness.
The women said let us have a great
THANKSGIVING party and invite the Indians
So every body agreed,
The men hunted the boys tished the
women baked cakes, all the Indians that
was invited came.
At the end of the party Squanto poured
out some popcorn and they ct it.
And then they thanked God.
And that was the first Thanksgiving
day.
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Some people in North Carolina ano
South Carolina sold cotton to aWilmingtor
firm at 10 cents to be delivered this fall
They now refuse to deliver the cotton
Though he to his hurt hath sworn viii
not break his plighted word"i s q text thai
cotton men should ponder well before en-
tering q contract. It is to be hoped thai
the Wilmington firm viii bring these
people before the courts and that the Juries
will be men enough to make them pay the
last farthing Of the difference in price OF
better still, deliver the cotton at 10 cents
per pound.
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First class cream cheese at
20 cents pound. S. J. link.
Masters Sale
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILr F.

Court of Common ; leas
I. H. McCalla, Plaintiff. against Mary
Frazier and 6. F. Cromer, Defend
ants.
BY authority of a Decree of Sale by
the Court of Common Pleas for Able
vile County, in said State, made in
the above stated case, I will offer for
sale, at Public Outcry. at Abbeville G.
H., S. g., on Salesday in January, A.
D. 1910, within the legal hours of sale
the following described land, to wit /:
All that tract or parcel of land situate,
lying and being in Abbeville County,
in the State aforesaid, containing
SIXTEEN (1f) Acres, more or less,
and bounded by N. G. Garter, ]. A.
Gilmore, Wash Jordan, George Hearst,
Nathan Jordan and others.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
R. E. HILL,
Master A. c., s. G.
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It is reported that several whiskey
houses will boycott South Carolina. Quite
q shocking loss, but If they boycott South
Carolina blind tigers the commonwealth
will manage somehow, to worry along
without them.-The State.
Too good to be true. The State OF South
Carolina boycotted by the Devil! Oh no,
his satanic majesty has put In too much
work here to throw up the sponge at this
late day.
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We will close out a half
dozen Demorest sewing ma
chines-guaranteed for ten
years at prices never before
heard Of for high grade ma
chimes. Give us a call.
S. J. Link.