davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
9nrd GIeFtrisitdt aet5Otet.
glinnnrn fEnns. %. M.. 4. gIlai.

gfidgdrd tydlls, ". w. 4. g(at.
eyoiepb 6ronin. elm IA Sabre altes
WsitglieO Der .@auliit Gboriit So
cietp Of Gbicago@, Die BON 8nicr
6inn geIeitet mtro. tpuroe aui Dem
fanaoiiden llfer oeS 6luiies AMI Der
Stele ourh einen eleftriihen
'S6log 1eiootet. Gr bate nit ei-
niaen 60 @enoTen ben Soretio.aon.
bent beiuht. Sic ganSe anabeu.
ihaar beganu 0ie llIerbanf,
Die ouI ser sIransiormer~.
citation Der Ontario 9oDer
@ompanb liegt. 3u crfIimmen.
Sierbei fam sSoipeb 6ronin nit ei.
mem graate in geriihruHg, Der bon
Der @eieaidait proDiioriit gelegt
mar uno Der GIeftri5itdt Don 1000
golten St1rfe bate. Der Surge
muroe ani Ser Gtene eetootet.
glid9ara Sails. u. y. A. giai
Ger bier ourd eiueu eIeftriiden
SdlIag qetootete auabe sSoiepb Gro.
min wobnte IN Chicago bel ieinen
Gltern i'm Saila glo. 6702 9arnea
2lDenue.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
CIR Senator uOn 5Opa fritiiTrt Ole
Art ano @eiic Der g6fahana
oOH Sdne5Olltarifcu.
Sin q e0eOneIL.
Ger SnnOrsridltrr Smith IeT6erIoR
'UIll lIdl brOiu9uuasmriic cine lln-
terln9HHg geiallsn lancr
Sbilips mndit nidlt.
gsaihinaton. 4. moi.


eNn ScHat itanO mie0er sic Sarif.
portage 5ur Debate. Cas GreianiB
eeS cages mar 0ie &c0e 0es Senators
0oIlper uon ,rlua. Ser. trob0em er
Hcpubhfaner iit iH idlaricr @eiie Die
4Rethoocn fritiiirte inter 0enenSdut.
5oloorldlem auSagarbcitet meroen.
er mllrae offers O0u 9ll0ridl, in 0ei.
ZEN Nbhnt Die Doriegeu0e gorlaae
lteht unterbrodeu, uH0 es iolgte 3eit.
melle EN- Invertebrates &e0eOuea slui.
lden oeH bei0en Seuatoren.
gluf Der Oemotraiihen Seite ocs
0alHes blieb es ieooh ihmlm. io0aB
ole RepublitMcr unaehin0ert 0as
&ort bItten Nle1rmals 0robte oie
Gebutie perionlidl 5u merOeu aber
0olliDer's Sunor bradte es itets Ter.
tig 0as SdlinlRiie dbsuuenOen.
Ter Senator 9ora6 beelt0ete Ieine
He0e ii5er oa5 Giulon1meniteuer.
amenoemeut. Gr 3itirte 5a6lreide
6dlle, im 5u 5eilcn. odB es iebr leidJi
moaIib iei 0aB 0as gunoesober.
aeridt ioIlte linn Die Sraae nod elm.
NAL imter6reitet iper0en i'm @egen.
lab 5u leiuem iriiberen @eiuno ent.
idei0en miro.
&na0IeD BON aciitudu hieIt cine gln.
iprade 5u @uniteu Der @er6Gngung
elnes StiBjoues aui ,Nlte. Gr er.
tldrie. mem Sic GroOufte ieines
Staatcs ourd 3oae eeid)ibt piiroen.
10 lei Der Staat in Scr Submit iiher.
lid IN oen yeiben Ser repubIifani.
lden Staaten Ai finOeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
lie gsa6l ir 9ebrasfa.

F-HH-NsfAff -Nt~%sf - ~~t%tf
6ier Iiegten ole Demofraten 6ei Scr
ita0tiiden g9abl. Ger 8iirqermeiiier
9ablmun pur0e NIT ettpa 40005tirn.
men Webrbeit uie0ersepdbIt. 3abi.
man fiibrte ieinea Q9ablielo5ug miter
Dem 1rdHuort. Berionlid)e 5reibeii4 ,
mo DAB Die glebr3a5I Der 8iirger
iiir perionlibe II f5eit. reip. liberale
9luslegung Der SAanfgeiete iinO, be.
meiit 9obIman's g9ieberpnW nit
groBerer Nebrbeit oIs Dor 8iDei SAB.
ren
esn 2iueoln iultr0e Ser 8emofrat
groiun Don ieinent repAbIifoliihen
@egner bei 0em generb nm ods giir.
gerneiiterant gcidIagen. 2Inibei.
neno baben and in iener Sta0t sic
gIrodenen" qeiie8t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Bidtiac GntidleiOnna.
Ge0ar Mapios. Na.. 1. Wlni

Neoar N0pios, ,5a, 1. Wfai.
Gas Stoatsobergerid)t bal emf.
ihieoen, 0aB bic itd0tiihe Sroinan5
oon Geoar 9apiOs betrefis elmer
4ate Don 80 Gents fir 1000 au-
6itiuB Gas giltig ut. Die @asge.
ieaihait bate Oas @egcntbeil be.
bauptet ln0 geflagt. Ger aonlpi
iiber oieie Srage oauert iton ,
Sabre. @enu niht ehpa sic @eiea-
ihait nod an oas @umoesoberge.
riht appelirt nnO bort iiegt, muB
iie ettpa sos, 900 an be3nblten Nlebr.
gebiibren fir @as 5uriidgeben, Die
iie bis iett nereinnahmt bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Sn %ittsbnrs iuerOen iiebeu u@rab-
idjerA nit GefGnsnifitrafen uuS
GelSbukeH bslest.
SIInfrs eeieIIidaft
SineiHnatier @arser befnrluOrteu
Elm @Orriifen Scr lI6ren iuabrenO
oes SDmmrrs.
SIN Sutcrsiic Scr sIrbsit.
Tittsburs, 6. 9Pai.


gfidter 9lobert Q. 5ra3er Bat oie
Straien ieitseiest iiir Die iieben @er-
ionen, oie innerbalb Der lebtengSoten
in oen itaOtiihen @robidb Yro5eiicn
iiberiubrt pur0en. 8. 99. Ranep,
Ser irii6ere 8anfpraIiOent. Ser ser
geitefaiRg ii6erfiibrt nur0e. er6ielt
Elm ssabr lnO 6 Qlonate 6aft; aupi-
tan Sobu s. &laiu, Sta0rat6. iiir
9eitedlng > Saare upA $1,000. imo
fiir @eritgporimg IL S5a1r, Soiep5
g9aion mo @iaiam Braid. iriibere
Stnotr6the, ieoer y SSa6r mo $500
fir @eriduorung; $. ~. goiger, ein
Sotelpirtb. , Sabre lm0 $500 fiir
9eItehuag; Gbas. GoIbert mo SSo6a
Colbert megen 8eitednuigs0eriudes
2 Sabre un0 $500 ieOer. gie Strafe
fiir cen friiberen @anffaiiirer 81. u.
SSiliod lit nod nid)t feitgeiest. gs
$geiBt, OaB Oies crit geihebeu miro.
tuenn er in mebreren otOeren 6daeu,
Die balO Dorfommen pepoen, 3eAguiB
obgeleQt rat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
lInanfestldrt.
Ntlanta, Wa., 9. Weai.

A8tuHtdt yav .. Ifll.
Gine IotB lit in einer 5lafbg. bic
i'm 5ee mI9eiiidlt uiir0e, aitigeiun.
ben mor0m. 0ia aaraui biuOeutet,
0aB g9iaiau 8lit9ra imo feline
1dlueiier. .5rduleiu Eearl g9itbra.
guei betanuie iunBe SeHie ans VT.
lanta, Die mitteu i'm See oitrh lin.
idlaaen ibres 8oote5 DerunqiiIdisn,
einen Selbitmor0Dertrag abgeihloi.
ZEN hatten. Die Jloti3 lartet: sd
un0 mcine Sdgpelts. iiHo oes 2ebens
mi0e un0 mir boben 5eihloiien. in
bieier gpeiie 81 itar6eH. ggit6ra."
8ermonote uno 1reun0e scr iungeH
Qeptc iogen, oaB oie glot5 neoer ron
Der San0 oes iungeH 0ianne3 nod
Don 0ciien 5dsUeitrr bsrriibre. Die
golisei itellf giadlioridlungen an.
5rdulein 2llfre0a SublIn. eineJreuls
sin Der geiocn nno cine @enoiiin
uon ibnen BEL Oem lln8liid, OIe iid)
an 0as Boot anflammerie nno geret
tel muroe, 1T 81 tranf in 6olge oei-
len, mas iie onrdgenatt bat, I'M
sernonlnlen tperoeu az togHah
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
SnrdJt Dor Oer sdnBarssn SunO.

@AAtH ry"Ntf - ykAts
Cine gengiBooritegung fir Sic
g8itnDe lrn0 1odter 0es ermor0eten
9oIsaileutnaais geiroiino. 0ie in
ser Nra0emp oi82aiic itatifaH0, mar
obqleib iig aid aHg8eigt iuoroen
mar, nur ie5r itgDaf beiudt. Uinn
bate erDoriet. oaB man oen 6inter.
bIiebenen 5000 iibeyreihen founte
mnBte es aber nit 0ar 5alfte be.pen.
ben la1ieu. Gin 1htslieo Der g5ea.
ierfirma, unier oeren geitunq Sie
@oriteauna itan0. erfldrte, biele
geaie ieien Rom 8eiuA abaefhreft
m0r6cn. meil iie con 6er s5dDarsen
6an6a Trobbsieie e-bielten fir 6en
Soa, 0oB iie Die 8ofiteannq beiith.
ten. auh bic geronitaiier 0er Dor.
iieannq. iouie Sd3auipipler. bic
oa5ai uitUirfer ioIiqn. h1tsen grie.
ia arhaIisB, IN oensn iie beorobt mur.
osr. UsHn iis BON i5rem gorias nidi
atsisEen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
@ntrs MeidSft.
@alon Monae. "a. 4. N1n

Baton &ouge, ga, 4. g1af.
Cine gan3 nnaaUobnlihe Gtrafs
ienten5 tpuroe neulih in Dem bieiigen
Gtaais5udltbaule an einem Gage al.
5uiibeu beaonuen uHo dith poaenoet.
gilmore 2giliams. Elm 9teger. mas
iUegen unbeabiidjtigter Iootuna si.
res Wleniden 81 eiuer SiunOe S1ft
berurtbeilt iDoroen Niaiams per.
Oieute. iu0enl er oieie Gtraie abiaB,
me1r @el0. ais er iemals IN ieinem
2e6en an einem Gage oeroient bat,
0enn ibm muroen bel ieiner gnt.
laiiuna Die ipbIihen S5 in ganr. Gin
Heuer 9ln5ug uuo Elm 4Sdar Sdubs
gegebeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
9er senat.
g2nihinaton. 5. plni.

Ger Senat bsihGitigte iid nit Der
Grorterung uon aomiteamenOementg
BUR Sarifporlage, Die bel Ser eriten
9eIung Ser NiaBregel nift beriibrt
uuroen. gs muroe nur gerirger
5oriidritt genlndt. 0enn ais bic
Sibung ouigehoben apuroe, iparen
nur odlt Seiten Der 8orIase erleoigt.
Ger senator Tolliper beenoete Jet.
ne Reoe iiber 0ie glrt uno @eiie. inie
5du@oaoOrIagen ausgearbeitetper.
Sen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
@auitis fir bic etreifsr.
@nfaIo. 81. N.. 5. Wlc.

~ wv - ~ = 77tFFFs
Sanion, ser 9leent Ser Safe Sea.
mems Union, madte befunut, oaB
Der 9anlpfer ,,aotbHer" Der bier
p1breno Der gtaht antam, bon ieiner
II MIunn itarfen 8eiasuI1g perlaiien
uurOe, uno oaB Der 9anpier Bar
IolD4, Ser bier nit einer 9emannrna
BON giiht-llnionleiten anlangte. init
elmer @eiuslng, Die gan5 ans llnion-
Ieuten beltebt. dbfabren miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Die 9ar anerIannt.

g8alDlil9t0n, I. MloI.
Die amerifaniidle 9fegierlmg bat
BEN bisberiaeH ,Siirlten 5eroinanO
ais Gar Don @nIgarien anertannt.
Ser &rdiioeni I0it bat rsmlih Sen
amerifaniideH Meidlarstrdger in
gufareit 9iumdnien. g'orm0u Sut.
diuion 5tr 3u8leih Der oip,caatiihe
gtsent Der &.~. StaateH iur guIga.
rien it, ongcDieIeA Dem 5iiriten
5er0lnan0 oes Nrdiioenten Slid.
Diinihe 3um ginrHden ieines San.
Oes IN Die 3ei1e Der una6b1ugigen
Sfaaten ausan0riiaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
3luei Naatreiter msgen WlOroes
Derhnftet.
llnion O.. Qenll.. 5. plni

Bete nr0 SHIfb granbam. 5uei
ser IN gtaf.reitsrpro3eB Angeflag.
ten, Die iidl eegen Biirgih1ft ouf
ireiam 6uBe bgiiHoen. mur0en nar.
bafiet Mno ms 9eidnaniB gebrad]t,
0a lie beifuloigt sDer0en, eiHen
9RanH namens R1iulps am gieal
Scot 2ate ernor0et 81 baben. gs
seiBt. iie iouen nit ibn ieit LANCER
3sit in Streit selebt baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
5rciFnniaer sirsermriitcr asludblt.

Spotone. gSalbn., 5. gfdi.
q. e. 9rott, ser oeuofrdtiide
fir 0as SIult zines giIr.
gerncilters, idlIuJ ieinen @egner 5.
Z. Sma, Replrblifaner, nit elmer
pon 500 bis 700 Stiu1meu.
0n5a mrO ieine Anbdnger Dapen
gegen cine nmeit offelte Staot." &ie
oie &aH in 8e5ug auf oen 5taOtratb
olsgeiaaen lit, lit nod 5peiielbaft.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
GelEoIl. -. 5. -.


Nlidael Burfbauot sin Mot0r.
mann. fgrah nit srau @arrous, 0ie
scs ihTsm 4laHng alisanHt lebf, auf
bar hinteren Syront oss 6auiss. III
zen. Hae ais Sauss 1ItsriH 5eid5i.
rat 1t. als elin ao5ert 9arroms.
er Mann Der Gessergn. eriaisn.
gurfhnroi 1aI0 @aruaDs pehieltn
fnrv ipeniga 2sorie, Damn trahte
l5l5sIih ein Re0oluerihub un6 9ar.
5orus ianf itsrbsilo su gooen. Burt.
harot, Der seflo9sH mar. uur0a ipa.
fser esrhaftat unS bat nah ben sinsa.
TN oer 4olisei saae1s5ar oab er
2avGps eEitoi'aH hat. 6-an Bar
ro.vs ssirfest iih IN .,euaan51ft-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
GnSs Der SitnHs Sss aOnsreiies.
Hsrihinrton. 3. p7ni.

Wraiibent 9nft 1T aus anlaB iei.
rgr I'gter5aitungeu mt Senotoren
uHo a5HsreBnif9lie0eru. BE- e IN
oeu lesten sDgI Eogen aeho5t hci.
s1 Der lleherseu7uHa eeloaai. oaf
menis ansSitr 81 III. oab iitn Der
aosagres Dor oeH Is. Suni o5er 1.
Suls S.rtasf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
@ethrilter Sieo.

Sn0iauapolls. Suo., A. N1ai.
9ei oen QocaI OptionsDablen in
Sen Counties Spe1lser Clan un0
Gulasfi iie8ien ole 0ytaiieR" in Spen.
Ger. Die nErodGen" aber III 9laD im0
lulasii. Die bei0en leBteren 6oun.
ties iuaren bisber ihon o6ne Shanf.
.0irtIfidaften. 0a iie ihon irii6cr
0urh 9iemonitran3en Dertrieben nor.
ben paren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
GheitnnSstrnaSbie.
Tulut9, Wiinn., 8. g1c

-UllIttf -~tFItEF.f o 79tt4I-
esn Sem 8lauben. er babe ieine
;Srau getootet. ourdJidJnitt iid1 Der
@aifb1usbeiieer Beter Swenion IN
giiderion Die ae5Ie uno itarb fur3
Oaraui. er bate nit ieiner Satin
geitritten Mno iie init eInem SteiH
AMI oen aopf geihIageH. 8rau
SDenion miro porausiittIih geueien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Err Qs gorter gadrritrsif.

gluf Ser Gillette uno in Sorlem,
100 Die gaderaeieIlen itreifen aing
e. nabreno Oes 1oges Uie0er redt
itarniid 81, uno es CAB ouh mic.
Der blutige Qopie, Sob wurOe yiIe.
mano erftitIih oerlebt. gs BADEN
35 gddereien Degen Wlangeis al
1rbeltern ben @etrIeb eingeiieilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Die g9aSlen @ia.

9ittIc Rod, arf.. A. Nlai.
Der Senat nabm NIT IL qeaen -
StimmeH Die @a0leD gia an, sic in
Sot Springs oas glbAaIten BON
@ettreunen geltattet. Die gorlage
miro morgen i'm Saus einberidtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
qsbsnsmiiOer .Sonrnaliit.
g2ep 9lorg. A. D2ai.

JtFIU TWIF1 z. ItNI.
Sniolge auoauern0er ardnflihteit
eridoB iid bier i'm Central Bart
gguIiam 3. Sole. elm SournaIiit,
Der iriiber in @elleoide, sSa.. on
iaiiig mar. sSn letter 3eit ioa er
Der ]lcoattion Oes JleD Dorfer .,@oe.
nina eSournol" angeb0rt baben.
Cole mar ieiuerBeit Der 4riDatiefre.
tar oes @oHOernalrs altgelo Don
Sainois.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Sin siea Der u@aIIsH1.
gleno, 9leO., 5. Mai.

Neno, gfeo., 8. WtdI.
9lrtitbr Britt, Der rliberale" san.
oiOat, rpurOe in 9feno gum 9ii:ger-
meiiter geipdbIt. gr id)Iug bei ann-
oioaten Der gluni8ipal-2iga, ole fir
eiue nggihIoiiene~ StaOt fGnlpite,
nit elmer @luralitat Don 100 Stim.
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Srr 7ysnerSdmOn.

glauarf, Cbio, 6. giai.
Die @ulie Stone @orfs oabier,
Sic grobten Der 8eli, tDurSen ourb
cine 7SeuersbrunIt seritort. Sdaoea
S25O.000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
9udItbans abeebrannt.

gortlano. Ore, .. Qlai.
l9unetin.) 2out einer 3epeide
aus GnIem. Oregon. III bort oos
Esaatssud,hgaus a9ssbrarnt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Srage. Oie 10000 @orte umfaBt, 81.
5oren. Ser SadperItdnoiee Or.
glaHion erfldrte auf Dem 3eugen-
lian0e, ser ongeflagte Capt. SainS
babe sur 3eit, ais er 9lnnis erihoB,
al rimpuIiipsr @eiitesit0rulg~ gelit-
ten.
G2ercer, ga, 8. Stat.
Sipr bat Der 8ro5eB 0eS gntfiib.
rers 0es Ieinen @iuie gSbitla BON
Sharon, ga, SSames 8. 8oDIe, be.
aonnen. ggioer Gripurten nabm ole
auspabI Ser 5eIhuorenen nur frr5e
9eit in gnipruh. M,an gIoubi, OaB
Der 9ro5eB nod Dor SI6Iauf Ser@ohe
beenoet lit.
Die StootsantpaItlhaft 9laubt.
0oB {ie .sSrau 9onle~ ols 3eugin &C.
een oen 9lngeflagten porbrineeu
fam, oa iie bepeiien mill, Dab 0as
9aar nidt oerbeiratbet lit. mas niht
sul1iiig mare, tpenn cine Seiratb
itattaefun0en bate. Sic itiist iih
auf cine Gintrogung im airhenbuh
Der Solp Santilp Gburh 81 Gbicdao.
SSG., no angegeben lit. 0oB om 4. St
bruar 1905 Gouaro Sbaefier nit
Slnna @9c9ermott qetrout tplroe.
.,;Srau 9ople" lit ober ais Inna
@lc0ermott iSentiibirt morOen
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
Notice of Municipal Registration.

Notice is hereby given that tn
books for the registration of the
qualified electors of the City Of Or
angeburg. who desire to vote at and
in the Municipal Election for Mayor
and Aldermen Of the City Of Orange
burg. S. c., to be held OF Tuesday,
the fourteenth 14th) day OF Sep
tember, 1909, will be open at the
City Hall, in the City of Orangeburg,
S. c., from nine (9) o'clock a. M,
to five (5) o'clock p. NJ, on each
Tuesday in the months of June and
July. 1909 tafter the publication OF
this notice., and also on each Tues
day in the month OF August, 1909.
up to and including Tuesday, the
twenty-fourth day OF August, 1909.
and beginning Wednesday, August
the twenty-ifth, 1909, the said
books Of registration will be open
each day. Sundays excepted, from
nine O'Clock a. m. to five o'clock p.
M. for the registration of said quail
fed electors at said City Hall, up to
and including Friday September
3rd. 1909. at which time said books
Of registration will be closed.
All male inhabitants of the City
OF Orangeburg. S. c., over the age
OF twenty-one years, and otherwise
qualified according to law, may regis
ter Section 1871 of the Civil Code
OF Laws. of the State OF South Car
Olina, Vol. |. 1902, provides. among
other things. that: The prOduc-
ton of certificate Of registration
from the Board of Supervisors of
Registration OF the county. emitting
The applicant to vote in polling
precinct within the incorporated City
or Town in which the applican: de-
sir"s to vote. shall be condition
prerequisite to the applicants Oh
tanning Il certificate of registration
Tor municipal election. etc.
VI. +. lNABINET,
Supervisor OF Registration of the
City of Oranscburg, South Caro-
lima. 6-S-tf
Orangeburg. S. c., June 8, 1909.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
On q Visit to Europe.

A letter from Rock Hill to The
News and Courier says: Miss Maud
Mondy, of the Winthrop faculty, ac-
companied by two recent graduates
of the College, Miss Isolene
Wyche. 'OS, Miss Florrie Bates,
'O9, went directly from here after
the commencement was over to Phil
adelphia, from which place they will
sail for Europe. Miss Bates will re-
turn with Miss Mondy after a sum-
mer of sightseeing and travel. Miss
Wyche will remain in Paris for a
year, where she will study French
and German. Miss Bates is a
daughter of Mr. Frank b. Bates, OF
this city. Her friends wish her a
pleasant trip.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL CLOSING.
An Interesting Occasion-Change of
Principal.

Springfield, June g. Special:
With an eloquent sermon by DR.. J.
S. Snider of Chester, S. c., this
morning in the auditorium of the
graded school building, very sue
cessful closing of the present term
was completed.
Since adding the high school de-
partment to the graded school, the
course embraces eleven grades, and
with nearly two hundred students,
our school closes with bright pros
poets for the next term.
After successfully teaching here
for the past five years, Prof. w. Z.
Coker resigned as principal to &C
cept the superintendency of the
schools at Latta, S. C.. Prof. a. c.
Daniels, Jr., of Inman, has been
elected to fill the place made vacant
by the resignation of Prof. Coker.
Prof Daniels comes with the ear
marks Of successful teacher, and
brings with him strong endorse
ment from the patrons of the high
and graded schools at Inman.
Misses Victoria and Ella Dantzler,-
Lula Penny. Alma and Isabella Free
will be the assistants. All of them
except Miss Ella Dantzler have
taught here for the two past sea-
sons, and they have won the entire
confidence Of the pupils and patrons.
Those finishing the course this
year were: Misses Juanita Gardner,
Gwendolyne Able. Lucille Odom,
Lillian Hutson and Grover Smith.
On Thursday night the smaller
classes held high carnival" and
made the hearts of the old folks
glad, as each thought his little
Johnnie did act SO cute.
Friday night the graduating class.
with those Of the higher grades, gave
a very creditahe program to large
house of admiring friends. The SER
mon of Dr. Snider this morning was
All eloquent appeal to the students
and to their parents. He is gifted
divine.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
Court Proceedings.

The second term of civil court con-
vened in this city yesterday morning,
with Judge Watts presiding. Only
two cases were disposed of, after
which the court adjourned.
Meldrid Williams, ct al, VS.. Sou
thern Railway. Suit for damages.
The judge ordered non suit in this
case.
The other case was that of Sandel
Bros. VS.. Julia A. Lore. Suit for
payment of a note. The defendant
was not present and did not have a
lawyer After hearing the evidence
the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff in the sum of $126.90.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
BRUTAL MURDER
aIR. J. A. NIX SHOT AND KILLED
BY ONE OF HIS TENANTS
Dn His Farm. Near Denmark, Be
cause He Undertook to Force Two
Women to Work.

Mr.. J. A. Nix, farmer living near
Denmark, was shot and instantly
killed Saturday morning by lsadore
Nimmons, q negro tenant. MT. NIX
had let a crop to two negro women,
and the women had hired Nimmons
to do the blowing. Early Saturday
morning Mr.. Nix went to the negroes
cabin to get them out to work.
1t seems that he used force with
one of the women, who called MINI
mons to her relief. Nimmons rushed
in and shot Mr. Nix through the
neck without giving any warning
and again through the body as he
fell out of the door.
Mr.. Nix has been given trouble
by the negroes many times. and it
became known Saturday that MINI
mons had threatened in the earlier
part of the week to commit the crime
and had prepared himself for lit.
The news OF the tragedy spread and
soon hundreds of citizens and Of
ficers of the law with bloodhounds
were in pursuit of the negro.
Several hours after the crime the
negro was seen abour miles from
the Nix place, near BaXter's estate,
where he was reared, but the Bam-
berg dogs failed to carry the trail
further. Dogs arrived from Colum-
bia on the midday train, but no re-
suits were reported.
At this hour all hopes are turned
on the Hightower mill community,
where the negro was seen quite late
in the day. This section is traversed
by no telephone wires and result OF
the chase is unknown. 1t is feared
that the negro will be lynched if cap
tured. Mr.. Nix was strong, hard
working man. He leaves wife,
three daughters and one son. Sun
day morning the two women con-
cerned in the shooting were taken
from the Denmark Jail and severely
whipped. Nimmons was trailed to-
day to negros house near to the
town of Barnwell and it is thought
that he obtained help there and made
his escape. He has brother in Sa-
vannah and is thought to be head
ing for that city. 1t has also been
reported that Nimmons mad been
shot to death, but this is denied.
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MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Erected by Walnut Camp, w. o. W.,
to the Late H. f. Boliver.

On Sunday afternoon at five-thirty
o'clock Walnut Camp No. II, w. o.
W.. accompanied by the Orangeburg
Military Band. marched to Sunny
side Cemetery to decorate the graves
of deceased Woodmen and to unveil
the handsome monument erected by
them to the late Henry +. Boliver.
The program carried out was as fol-
lows:
Ceremonies were opened by the
band playing Nearer, My God, to
Thee. An appropriate song was
then sung by a quartet, consisting
Of Messrs. Wannamaker. Izlar. Ligon
and Perreyclear. After 4 few remarks
by Consul Commander Rossenger,
Miss Warner Hare was introduced
and recited "Oh, Why Should the
Spirit of Mortal be Proud" with
much grace The Master Of Cere-
monies, Capt. J. p. Moseley. un-
yelled the monument. Col. d. o.
Herbert made an address to the peo-
pie.
The following graves were deco
rated
G. NJ. Seignous.
Peter Cannon.
+. c. Dibble.
Rev. b. NJ. Greer
Henry f. BOlivcr.
T. De Chivette, in Catholic Gene
terry.
The ceremonies were Witnessed by
about three hundred people.
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No Witnesses.

You are charged with stealing
nine of Colonel Henry's hens last
night. Have you any Witnesses"
asked the justice sternly.
"Nussah!" said Brother Jones
hum bly,. II s'pecks rs sawtah Pc
culiar dat-uh-way, but it amt never
been nah custom to take witnesses
along when I goes out chicken Bteal-
in, suh."
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
Will Icar,. n,angcbur9.

We regret to hear that Rev. J.
c. Dietz, the Pastor of the Lutheran
Church in this city. will leave il,
about two months for North Caro-
ma. Mr.. Dietz is splendid preacher
and q good man. and we regret to
hear OF his expected departure for
another field of labor.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
Answered the Correspondent.

Tn" poultry editor OF country
paper received this letter from
poetical summer cottager:
Dear Editor:-What shall | dc?
Each morning when ! visit my hem
house find two or three fowls on
their backs their feet sticking mp.
and their souls wandering through
fields Elysian. What is the natter"
The prosiac editor replied by re-
turn mail:
Dear Fried:-The principal trou-
~ With your hens seems to be that
the! re dead, There isn't much that
you can do. as they will probably be
that way for some time.
Yours respectfully, -''
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-08
Heavy Rains at North.

A letter from North says Thurs
day morning the heaviest rain of the
season fell and while no damage is
reported. it is feared that the farms
are badly washed and that the
streams will be swollen so that
bridges will be in danger of going
away The rain commenced about
9 O'Clock and almost continuous
downpour kept up TWO hours. flood
ing the streets. Farm work has al
ready been hindered by too frequent
showers and with this and indica-
tions of more rain crops will suf-
fer"