davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Nat a~efImnFert.
GIepelan0, Ohio. 9. q.

NIeoeIan0, Ohio, 2. Wob.
Ser |t7idbrige 9llpu 9oon, Der per.
murOe, neil ct angeblid Dor
5iuei Sabren BEN fleinen ~9lleronoer
Soenig ermor0cte. lit freiaeIaiien
lpOrOen GA iih berouSaeitelt bat.
OaB er ilunferte, INN iid bel ieincn
&ameraOen, elmer @onoe G~aae0iebe.
IN Iuieben 81 ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
glnhIanO.
Sin Semeuti.

ct. 9etersburg, 3. gtopember.
Gie9to6ritt oaB gtifoIaus Sidoi.
fomsf0, Der repolutiondre Siibrer.
DieOer berboftet muroe. >uor nidt
begriIn0et. SidaifowsfD beiinoet lid
gegen 8iirgihait auf freief SiiBeiL
bis iein @roSeB pegen 9et6eiligung
an terroriitii6eu GorgGngen 8urSer.
banolund fontmt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@adlt %Sortidlritts.
COLLEGE Yarf, no, 1. 9lob.

N~0ehN fAhAt @Nb.t 4. INV
2eutnont Sabm bat ale Qauerre.
foros, oie auf Dem 2uitldifierieloe
0es 9unoes bisber gemadt ipuroen,
gebroden, moem er 581b Wlinuten
bintcr eiuonoer in Der &uit blieb.
0amit bat er Den beiten Gauerillig
9emadt. Den Elm Sdiller bon 0roiae
ooer 8ilbur @rigbt blsber in 9me.
rita gemodt bat. Sore Sdiiler in
europa baben aIerOin9s in 0ieier
Rihtung beoeuteno before 2eiitungen
auf5meiien. SruiQe blieb nit ieiner
.Yiaidine einmdl iiber 3 5tumoen in
Der 2uit, uao &iI5ur "a Climber.
.3ieie 5liiae DurOeH I'M auslano &c.
moht. 2eutnant 2abm mar an Dem
.Wiorgen idon einmal auiaeiiiegen.
latte aber nur cine 5lugoauer bon
16 Dlinuten er3ielt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@etts %gsirthiaaft.
9}erp 9lorf /. 9}or

9ttIU STQlL. !. gtUU.
Gas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit
oeiien Ban I'M Sabre 1890 begonneu
iuurOe uno oas 100000 sefoitet
bat, lit BON Den SngeHieuren Oes @e-
bduoeamtes ais baufdaig crtlart
poroen. Gas @ebdr0e, 0as aus
9aditeinen beitcbt, lit adlt Stod bod
unO pur0e nuf maridigeu @run0 er.
rittgt. Gs itno Giiie in sen @alterH
porbanOen 0ie iih pom 9ade bis
sum Sa10umert e%ritredeu.
gs heiBt. 0aB 0uS @gbau0e nit
einem GoitenauimanO bon 100000
reparirt perOcu fam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
81 @anberlIaddlen
Qnterion. gl 81. 3 20

4aterioIL Y. 8. 2. glob.
5Hnf3is itciieuiihe Arbeiter. Die
bier iiir cine Observation-Disclosures
arbeitgn mo IN einem SdupDeu
wobnen. mur0en bon bier 8almern
II fnltbliitiger Neiie I'M lire garsen
e%ripnrniiie, etfUa $1,000 beraubt. lie
bier aerle iteaten iih ben Grbeitern
ais 9untssbsamte Dor, ole oRf Ser
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07

Idle mad 6alidgeIO ieieu. einen
nad Dem auoerH lieBcn Iie Die arbei-
ter aus Dem Sdappen beraus fom-
men. ban0en un0 fnebelfen i'm. no
raaf lie linn Die 9riparHiHe abua6-
men.
gtodoem lie AM oieie gseiie Sen
letten 91aHu uiisaepliiuOert batten.
ergrifien lie Sic SIudt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
un6eOaC5te UOrte.
Son benz SHrsermsiiter SmacrSams
miro bic HieOerleguns ieines sm.
trs srTOrOert, neil er Iid inOis.
fret aHFsrtc.
SsIsiOissnO fur SeutidlGuS.


Giae Gepeiae an eiue bielige Aleu.
lgfeltsa8enlur ans 4miier0am mel.
Oet, ouB Die hoaanOiide aeaieruna
ben A~Huter0amer @iirgermeifter. ran
SeeuIpen, aIigeioroert hat iein Ami
Mleoer5ulegen. neil er cine inoisfrete
AeuBarung madte. Or ioa mdhren0
Der 9uolon. 6lIltonfeier in 0eU gorf
ertlart baben. OaB Die Ser. Staateu
elnifreiten miir0eu, ioafe SoIlnnO
le uoH Geuti6lauo be0roAt merOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
GfnaOOr.
cSa6rbuOt q%cinnfcn.
@ua1aquiL 3. Rob.

DudNaqliII, 3. Jtob.
@dbreno ieiser 9robefo6rt fenterte
Bier Elm neues 5dHrboot. Bon ben %
Gniiogieren ertranfen Is.
Ger 5Aieos ami.
ihen Gfuaoor mo Sen Wer. Staoten
1T Rom aongreB ratiiBirt noroen.
nad0em er idon I'M Iesten Sanunr
IN @aihington pnn8ertretern Ser BEL.
Den 9fegierunaen unter8eihnet un0
wenige Gage ipater pom amer. Senot
ratifi8irt poroen mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
ca 81.
Ct. @ouI @2inn 2 goo.

F = rIlU.
Gier ur0 In minneapolis iinb 500
Sc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS am 4nsitcnD.
Gle i0reern eIngn ndttanSigen gr.
beitstog uno 5ugleih cine 9ohnerb5.
1ung Doa iHnf gents Die Shtnoe. Gle
erbaIten Nun BON 421z bis 90 Gents
oie StIHDe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@bidppincn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beridtet.


0faHilo, I. gtop.
GouteraomiraI Seebre heridtet,
oaB er, ais oos @acificgeiduaoer sic
AOmiroIitdtsinieIn beriibrte, erfubr,
OaB gingeborene Ser Snieln fiir5Iif)
elm Boot nit orei @nqlanoern un0
Oret Gbineien geuommen batten.
@iner Der @ngIdnoer, ser nit Dem
8eiItaHOe zines freunOlid geIinnteH
gingeboreneu entfommen mare. bate
er5dblt. OnB ieine @efdbrten mdren
getootet uno altfgeirenen tDoroen.
C0ieie @ei6idlte lit bieQeidt nit lie.
ner ioeutiid, oie BON einem lleberfaa
6erihtete, oen @olpneiier auf cine
ihiffbriihige Wannidaft madten.
ooer be5iebt iid nuf Elm Mlaiiatre, oaS
i'm september auf 0ep 9riton Itatt
fdn0.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sapan.
Stus @rnrSbnih.

Eofio. 3. Iob.
Inter oagemeiner @et5ei(iglina
Der 8epoIferung fmoen bier oie &c.
Observation-Disclosures fiir Ben 6iiriten
Sto ltatt, Der in Gborbin BON einent
aoredner ermoroet mur0e. Die bod.
item 8erionen Oes 9anors mobnten
ben 3eremonicu bel. Die an @eprdnae
nod ieIten ii~bertrofieu fpuroen. I'm
Nlittag tamen Die 3eremonieu I'M
Sibpa Barf 3u GnOe; Die 2eide miro
ipater in 9mori beigeiest.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
oaiti.
Cine nshladta
90 0altien. 3. %

Cap SdItlen, 3. gloo.
Sicr eiusetroifene RnhrihteH Tau.
ten, OaB neuIih 8egierlmgstruppeu
Der @ua1abin ouf &e5eaen ltieBen
|uuo ibnen Gin Srsffsu Iiefcrteu, no.
|bei he Fifrf geonm an Gooten una
|slf on gerlUuH0eten D~erloren. Die
plegiernHgstrilppen Dur0en geipreugi
haO Die HgbeaeH uabmeu lDieoer 8e.
IFS ron Suanabin. aus fueIfen Gri
lie Dor etli4ea SoseH 0ertrIeben NOR.
ben pnren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sin StaOtmarid)aa BON Rau6ern
eridlonen.
Ies Mloines, So, 2. g1oO.

Ges W2oiiles, So, 2. y1oO.
n@ot~ @ntton, Der Sto0imoridan
BON Carroll, Sa., fuuroe BON einen1
8oar Hdubern oieien Morgen I'm Z
llbr uidjt melt bon @lio6eu, Z Mei.
len oitlih BON Carroll, eridonen. Die
9an0iten nnren bort ip1bren0 Der
Rodt IN elm Saus eingebroden, sat.
ton bate Die Sterile aber ihou perbai.
tet un0 geleitete iie nit ouT Tie ge.
ridtGtem RepolOer nod ieinem 5u6r.
merf. 8l0bli6 idoB i'm ober elmer
Der bei0en 6Guber nie0er. Gin guf.
gebot BON rs @irgern perfoIgte Die
gerbreder un0 uobm iie oudl in Ell.
mem Wlaisfeloe gefongen. sin Carroll
bil0et It'd ein Wiob, Der oui Die an
iunit Der Aduber martet un0 erflart,
OaB er lie lDnGen nil.
Carrot. Soma. 2. Jeo0.
9ie bei0en Manner, Die oon benz
Wari6aa Satton perbaitet mur6en.
beiBen Grnit gin0qniit mo Oscar
CIien. uno iie b~ebaupten. crit Dor
iebs Wonaten BON ShDe0eit einge.
Danoert 81 ieii. 2inoquiit Bat ge.
itanoen. oeu SduB obgeienert 5u ba-
ben, Der Sntton oas Geben foitete.
ginoauiit lit 0urh einen 5duB in
ben unterleib ifiper pegyeet.
groB Der 9pnh0robnngen ~ieiteiis
Der 2eltie i'm Crt 1T elm Gift Der
golfsiuitis nidt wabri6einlid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
aein RaRennteriaieo boz bem Grich

Sddlon, IIdll-. 2. 9i0Dember.
Sas Wtiiiiiiippier Staatsoberae
rid]t bat 0as @eieS be3iiali6 Sdaf.
fung Observation-Disclosures Gountn.
Sohihulen fir oerfaiungspiorig er.
flGrt, neil IS feline @erfiiauna mir ole
@r5iebuug BON NegerH triift. piel.
mebr beiagt baB oieie Shulcn nur
fiir Die nipeiBe SugenO" iein iolten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@iearagna.
@OrFdt rcttet 2eIanas etreiter.

SptitWt Itlltl Otlu1us SIrctIcr.
Wnnogua, /. gfopember.
4ie Regierung bat hire Gperotio.
nen gegen Die &ebeIlen begonnen. Die
Sebteren DerIieBen hire Stenunaen,
nah0em iie oiefe nit 9pnamit unter.
minirt batten. Die &egierungstrup.
pen maren aber gelDarnt mor0en, unO
beiebten Ole bonn 5ein0e aufqeqebe.
nen 8oiitiouen 10 Doriihtig, oaB fein
llniaa paiiirte. Die 8arnung rettete
pabriheinlih Die &orhut Der Irmee
Dor 8ernidtung. @roBe Maiien BON
0pnamit uno iouiti8e ber0erbenbrin.
genoe @eranitaItungen pur0eu ent.
0edt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
9in6Ian0.
Siaaifowsh uicOcr Ocr6aiict,

Siaaifoiuom iuieOcr Ocr6aiiet.
ct. &etersblrg. 2. gloO.
GitoldiS Sihaitousfr, Der be.
fannie &enolHtiondr ser nah ieineI
&crbofiung ggro.,me 3eit i'm @e
fdngniB mar. SouH aggcu 9iirgihah
lret gclalIer wur0e. lit UicOerum
uerbaitet m0r0en mo bcfinSet lid
MN in Ner Ecln,aq Setter Soul.
@icle %icroe D%crbrannt.
Stem. 2. ytop.
On Ser Stiiterci oes @raien 8pi6
fclpitidl, el,ier Der i~einitcn in HuB
lanO, perbrnunten los @feroe. IS
ideiut @ranoitiitumg oor3uIiegeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Der abgciette Saa6 Jon @erFeH
iHdJt %nHideinsHS irinen SbrOn
DIeoer 5m geWinHeH.
GrfsbnHs anss8ettslt
Ser raiitide 8eDplHtiunar 9iIOlarS
Ei6aifonsfB ~mieocrHm
%UerbGftet.
Siansiers 4eruglauilng.


NtIeIIT ..T7IeN. ?. 9soO.
Us miro bertuiet OaB 4r0ebu ia
Der EropIn3 I5arbaiian, etDa 80
N3eilen 0on 8oebris e%ntfernt, pOH
osn Smalleoan. un0 &~araoogb!.
Sidmmen eingeHommeu puroe unO
5mar i'm gtamen oes abqeietteh
Sdahs. GIe pcriiide iomobl ais Die
rullilde Reaierung ienoen Sruppea
mad lener Stdot oa man sic Qeringe
pcrlude IND ru'Iiihe 9eiatuug in
Gr0ebil fiir be0roht BAIT
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
0risdsuIauO
Sic fIa6tissu acOOInti0nare.

Sic FIahtistn 8cSOlntiOnarc.
at6en. 3. Ro5.
Bier Siiisierc. oie Sci Der neuIiden
z Dolte cine Sniiptroae ipieIteu. iino
'gi Sbeben BON GsHSarmen 5ersoftet
porosn, nahoem ogrihic0eHe S6l7e
1eiDehisfI iuareu &c beibi. 0ag
eeutnaHt SibaISos. Der oig RcooIte
iritIiieis. nit einisgn ieiner anhml.
scr bel W;ssarn bon 5iesizuagstrup-
81 masiHasIs 1T
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sdlnhrnfrnrr.

Dodge Gito. 9as. 2. 9tob.
Cine SeicrSbrunit 5eritorte bier
0as @ebGii0e Ser Go0ae @itn @er.
camille 9ompan5 Ger SdaOen
beirGgt $t65. 900.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
9taIicn.
@ieOcr in gracciouU auaeIanat.

NTWlITlI11 7. Il0oclIDer.
Ger lenfbare MiIitdrbaaon One
gis@. oefier propeller Der Rionler.
8ietro 8obetti toStete. als
Der 9anon in 8om lanoete. lit In Der
bier angfommen. Ger Slug
bon @raceiano nod 0eapeL uno 5ll.
mar Elm Grfoig.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sarfci.
@sitere MehrIeien bsridtet.

&0n0On, 3. ZION.
Ger @iener aorreiponOent oes
v8ailp telegraph" berihtet meitere
9ieBeIeieu BON 9lrmeniern in slna.
tolien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
@anOidnrci.
3tOa M6rOer wirO in s6nI ~proiriFrt.

0barbIn, 2. ytopcmber.
Snthan Angan. Der aoreauer, Der
Den SHriten aSto ermoroete uno feline
angeblihen @iitihuloiaen meroen 3u
ibrer @ro5eiiiruug nah S0ul ge.
bradt. 9ah ibrer gerbaitung Ourf)
Die ruliiihe Yoli5ei muroeH Die @e.
faneenen ben iapaniiden 9eboroen
lberaeben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Snbilar Qnitpolo.

@erhteseaoen. gapern, 1. geop.
9rin3regent Suitpolo BON gapern,
Der bier Deilt. feiert ieinen So. @e-
b%urtstag uno 5ugleih Oen 70. Sab.
restag ieiner @rnemamg gum Artil-
lerieIeutnnnt. Ger Bring ideint bel
gutter @eiunobeit al fem.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Sclaien.
Sin bcmcrFcusiucrt6cr sing.

Intlperpen, 2. Nob.
Ger fran3oiiidc Suitidiffer &ou.
aier itieg bier nit ieinem AeropIan
bis 5u elmer @0be bon $50 Sub.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Srci Isntbarc Ocntide @~silitGrluft-
idjiffr nHterncbmcu einrn AHsriff
ami Seitums GbreHbreitsuitein.
GrfOIsrsi6.
aGiicr &il9eIm innsirt Bel Der aai.
fnbrnMg BON &iIScnbrud's Scr
Sentids aDnis" ais 3eaiheHr.
GsidstasssrOFfnuns am 80. &OObr.
asIn. 3. Wopember.

a6ln, 8. 9opember.
9as 0eutihe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
beItebenO aus Den ~leitbaren Suftbal.
Ions &arieDaI IL. Zeppelin II mo
Dem WiilitGrbalon II, ods feline
WianoOer IN benz RbeintbaI fortiett,
modte oieien Morgen in Der 6riibe
einen SheiHungriif auf @brenbrei-
t%enitein. 9ns GeidmaOer, ods bier
fnr5 nad Nlitternadt aufitieg, flo9
oett &bein binouf bis aobIenS un0
Dberraidte Die 0ortige @arniicn.
oann itiir5te es iid aitf @breu6rei-
tenltein auf benz onoeren 6baiuufer.
Die Suftidiffe febrten frib amgtad.
mIttaqe 5uriid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Die Stidwa6Ien.


Die So5inl0emofraten lino bel Oen
StidpabIen fir Oen idAiiifen 2anO-
tag nidJt 10 gut gefabren ais iie ge-
bofft batten, oenn tie ermdblten nur
flint ibrer 4anoioaten, GA Die unoe-
rem Rarteien, Die in Die Stidluablen
famen, iid geeen Oie So3ialOemLofra.
ten uerbiinoet batten.
Soipeit limo BON Sen 90 @bgeoro.
neten, aus oenen Der 2anOtaa bcftebt,
so gepdblt. Die aonieroatiOen uno
Die RntionaIliberalen b9Pen ie "A
Site erobert, ole So5ialoemofraten
%, ole Greiiinnigen 8, uno 8pei
Site entfalen ouf anoere 9arteien.
Gle nod perbIeibenoen StihDablen
finoen am ndhiten Mittmo9 uuo
EouuerItad ftatt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
II Sniier ais 9icsiRenr.
Berlin, 3. 9eopember.

Die @~ritnuffubrung Ses uon GrnIt
bon MiI0enbrub binterlaIenen Stii-
DIES Ser Oeutite Sonia" bate i'm
&oniglihen Sbeater am uorigen
IbenO einen rieiigen grfoIg. Der
&aiier @ilbelm, ser elm groBer BE.
iDunoerer oes D%eritorbeuen 0idters
lit, bate lel6lt ole 8or0ereitungcr
sur A%uffubrung iorgf1ltig iibermaht.
Sei Der &Oitiimprobe am Ntontaq be-
brad Ser Aaiier init Der @ithpe oeS
9iGters berihieOene Hunfte uno
IdIug SEN @egfaa elmer, mic es ifien,
.itorenoen @piiooe Dor, morouf Ole
gSittue aud einging. Cine anoere
bonn Safer befiirwortete Meu0erung
lebnte iie ab, nit Dem 8emerfen. 0aB
ihr @atte geraoe auf oieie Steae elm
-groBes 8ewidt gelegt hdtte. ~sSn
Dem Sale iaate Der &niier, miro
ie ieIbitperitdnolid iteben bleiben. I"
GrOffunns oes3eidstass 6rbOrite6ruo
Berlin 3. geOoem6er.
aaiier @iIhelm miro am 80. 80.
bember oenReihstag nit einerE6ron.
reoe eroifnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-07
Erosn abaeIehni.


Ter BON ieinem 4oiten obtretenOe
amerIfnniihe 4otidoiter @bite BAT
oea inn pon Der fransoiifd)en 9eaie.
RING angebotenen BroBforoon Der
Gbrealegion Die bodite Don ihr III
uerleiben0e Alisseidnuna, oanfeHo
obselebnt. 9u8leIt matte er ieine
@riin0e fir oie abIebnuna befannt.
eritens erfldrt er, 0aB er itets ooae.
geHfUar. oaB Hii6enG lpIoma.
ten Oeractige Ausseihnunqen uerIie.
ben iuur0en. bic bon Der nme-ifnni.
ideH sfegieruHs niht ertUioert Der.
oen f0nHeH, uHo 5rueitens eraftet ef
ole aHnabme zines Derartiaen Or.
oens als I'M @esanias su Den on1eri.
faniiter EraoitioHen itebgno.
9Is @6ite gotihater in aom mar,
Iehnte er oas @robfreu8 BON Ct. $40.
ris uno Ct. 2rarus as. oos Inn Der
G5ni1 n1hrenb Der abifiec3au6iers
eisenbdnois umbaBgen psuts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-04-07
Appreciate Your Mother.

The graveyards are full OF mothers who
died taking care OF their children. Better
appreciate your mother before your apprecl.
alton OF her will be no kindness TO her, ano
he post norton regrets Will De more anu
more OF an agony as the years pass on pig
headstones OF polished Aberdeen anu the
best epitaphs which the family put togetner
could compose and a garland OF whltest roses
from the conservatory are often the attempt
10 atone for the thanks we opght TO nave ut
tered In living ears and the kind words that
would have done more GOOD IMAM all t1e
Gala lilieB ever piled up on the silent MOUNDS
of cemeteries. The world makes applaudl-
tory ado over the work OF mothers VINO nave
raised boys TO be great men and most OF our
readers could turn to their books ana nnd tne
names OF nfty distinguished mon who had
great mother -Cuvier's mother, Walter
Scott's mother, 81. Bernard's mother, BeDJa-
ers for what they do for daughters VINO make
he homes Of this land. We do not know OF
an Instance OF such recognition. Yon never
hear a word In appreciation OF the sell de-
nial, Of the fatigues and good sense ana pray
ers which those mothers 60 through VINO
navigate a family Of girls from the eoge OF
| the cradle to she school house door and from
The school house door up 10 the marriage al
tar. That 10 an achievement which Inc eter-
nal God celebrates high up In the heavens,
though for It human hands seldom clap the
faintest applause. My!My! what a time that
mother had with those youngsters, and II
she had relaxed care and work and solicl'
tation Of heavenly help that next generation
would have landed in the poor house. lolol
asylum, or penitentiary. It is while she Is
living, but never while she is dead that some
girls call ID cir mother maternal ancestors
or the old woman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-04-07
Cherish Your GirIhood.

Dear girls, don't be so often Wishing you
were grown up TO women that you will neg
lect your girlhood. In q rush and hurry Of
these fast Times, there is danger that you will
reach and strain after "young %ladyhood', too
much.
Be girls awhile yet-tender, joyous, loving,
obedient and industrious. Womanhood
with It's privileges and power, its burdens and
its trials, will come soon enough. ION this
point one has said: WYATT patiently, my chill
trep, through the whole limit OF your gir!-
hood. Go not after womanhood: let II come
TO you. Keep out OF public view. Cultivate
refinement and modesty. The cares and re-
sponsibilities of life will come soon enough.
When they come, you will meet them,
trust. as true women should. But oh, be not
so W as TO throw away your girlhood
Rob not yourself OF this beautiful season
which II we'll spent. will brighten all your
future life.
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fairfield.

Miss Daisy Young spent last Saturday
l!ght with Miss Fannie Long.
Mr.. Y. p. Reagan made a flying trip to An
,usta last Saturday.
MIR. Sammie Beaurord and little sister
Annie spent last Saturday night and Sabbath
It their uucle's Mr.. Jim Beauford's at Able
!ile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bowen spent last Sab
oath with MIR. and Mrf. }. w. Long.
Misses Willie JAMIE and Mary Young were
he guests OF Miss Iva Beaufort last Saturday
ttternoCn.
Mrs. J. W, Long called to see Mrs. S. P.
Young last Monday.
MISS Hsliie Langley and little Ralph
spence called to SEE Mrs. Matte Roberts last
c'riday.
Mrs. j. w. Young and daughter Mrs. j. l..
Russell called 10 Zee Mrs. Sam Young last
Mrs j. w. Long called 10 see Mrs. W.. H.
Roberts last w. duesday.
Miss jamie Young and brothers ToDmie
md John Henry were The guest at MIR. and
Mrs. j. s. Creswell's last Sabbath.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. l.. Russell spent a few days
asst week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Young.
Mr.. a. d Mrs j. l. Russell has moved TO Mr.
Frank Russeli's.
Mr.. F. +. Young spent last Thursday mig bit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Young.
Miss Mamie Creswell and HoTace' were at
Mr.. Sam Beaufords Sabbath.
Miss jamie Young and COwan called to see
Mis- Ami Creswell Thursday.
moved to her fathers Mr.. W. H B9wlck:.
Lola ana Charley Is avn spent thursday
night wit grandmother Brown.
Alma Young spent Wednesday night with
2ebecca and Maggie Young.
Mrs. j. NJ. Spence and son John went TO
Salak 10 see their cousin Mrs. Warn last
Saturday returning Monday.
Mr.. j. w. Long was al Aboeville Thursday.
Mrs. Sailie Brown spent q few days at her
sons Mr.. j. A Browns last week.
Mr.. Robert Young called TO see his Uncle
| Mr.. John Young Sabbath.
Mr.. y. w. Young dincd with us Sabbath.
Mess!s J. A aud w. Young called yesterday
al Mrs. Sara Walkers 10 sc5 her brother Mr.
WIZ A!amson who with his loving wife has
come back from Georgia to visit iriends and
relatives around Troy he says be will spend
"A 80 days stay he moved from near Troy 10
Georgia about eight years sgO he Is doing
well. We hope TO have him call to see us all
Miss Daisy Young celebrated her birthday
asst Monday night by giving a party that
WAS much EMO, ed by all present.
John Henry ioung called to see us yester.
day.
Miss Daisy Young spent Saturday night
and Sabbath al Mr., ST Young.
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Longest Continuous Service.

Our good friend Of the Newberry Herald
says:
Mr.. Hugh Wilson on the first OF April cele-
brated his fftieth anniversary In connection
with his edltorship Of the Atbeville Press
and Banner, and II Is probably the longest
continuous service OF any one man on any
one newspaper in the Slate, unless 1t be Col.
+. b, Crews, Of the Laurensville Herald.
Col, Crews and Mr.. Wilson both worked In
Abbeville In the hfties n for q short time
Mr.. Wilson worked In one OF the newspaper
,tices In Newberry. ,
We nope these veterans will attend the
annual meeting OF the South Carolina Press
Association and that they will continue thelr
personal recollections Of Journalism IN lhls
State.
We hope that Mr.. Wilson will live to cello
orate many mdre anniversaries on the Press
and Banner.
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Meeting Held in Opera House Beginning
at $50 P. M, April 2, 1909.

After part 1 of the evenings program, cor
sisting OF Instrumental and vocal music, and
Rotations bad been rendered, the huSiDes'
session was entered upon, and Presiden'
Neuffer called first for the report of Mrs. N
I. Coleman, Chairman Of IN" Executive Com
mittee, and Mrs. Coleman read the following
report:
Mr.. President, Ladies and Geutlemen;
Permit me In making this my frat repor'
as Chairman of the FIX acntire Committee OF
the Abbeville County Anti-Tuberculosi As
high honor ! feel has been conferred upon III.
by my appointment, and to thank you for
allowing me the privilege of selecting m!
cC-workers on this COMMITTEES.
/ believe that you have a strong commit
tee, one heartily In sym pathy with the move.
ment, and but for their support and co-opera.
tiop, perhaps greater feelings OF mistrust II
nv ability would oftener assail me.
Our committee has held one meeting. and
considered the subject on ~ Ia a general way.
dividing the discussion into two heads, the
Theoretical, or Educational, dthe Pracii
cal.
Educationallw we propose 10 direct our
efforts for awhile TO a course OF public ell
li~ghtenment, through the medium OF the
regular meetings by lectures, papers. and
open discussion.
Practically, we advise the Association 10
engage q competent trained nurse, and
through her services carry on a defined cam
paign 10 al! eriate, stamp out, and cure.
We shall eudeavor TO develope the work
along the lines found successful by older or.
Plantations, and will later, and al the proper
time complete our plan as fellows:
Locate centers of infection by compulsory
reporting, and registration OF cases of tuber'
culosia. Free examination of spnlum.
Power OF removal Of those advanced cases
where through negligence or inadeq Uate pre-.
vision, the In fiction of others Is threatened.
Adequate provision for care OF these ad'
vanced cases.
Adequate provision for care and treatmen,
OF Inclpient cases.
ETubercuiosesc camp for care and instruction
Thorough dlsiniection of houses. CompuI
sorry reporting Of removal.
Provision and en- forcement OF ordinances a.
TO splitting.
Provision of diets, milk and eggs for desti
tute cases.
Our committee has met with considerable.
encouragement. We have can vusSed practi
cally the whole town, and have secured the
names of $50 members.
That ~plion is communicable. blu
preventable and durable we firmly believe
q for the aim that means right living W,
cheerfully pledge our work.
Respectfully submitted,
Hannah Hemphill Coleman,
Chairman.
DR.. Neufer then made an interesting aDt
instructive TAX about the great movemen
of which our society is TO form Il part.
President Neuffer then announced opti
discussion of this question, and Sen Rtor Wm
n. Graydon discussed the question in
pleasant and profitable way.
Mr.. Juo. Z. Blake was then introduced b.
the President and in a forcible manner
spoke OF the economic and financial side @
this great question.
Al EFFORT was then made 10 canvass tn
andiance for ANIMAL subscriptions and quilt
q number subscribed.
The meeting then adjourned.