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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-17
TRAGEDY OF THE SEA.

Singapore, Nov. 14.-The mail
steamer la Seyne of the Messageries
Maritime's service, running between
Java and Singapore, on her way to
this port, was in collision carly this
morning with the steamer Onda of
the Bristish-India line and sank with
IN TWO minutes. Seven European pas
sengers, including Baron and Baron
ess Beniezky. the captain of La Seyne.
Tour European officers, and IS others,
comprising native passengers and
members of the crew, were drowned.
The rescue of 81 persons, practical
~ from the jaws of shoals of sharks.
formed thrilling incident of the
wreck.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-17
HINTS OF A DEEP PLOT.
Some Taft Officials Scent a Roosevelt
Conspiracy.

Washington, Nov. 13.-Hints cur
rent in the capital of the existence of
a pro-Roosevelt and anti-Taft cabal
have kept the tongues Of political
gossips wagging today
Some take the suggestions serious
ly; others believe them a flgment of
imagination and jocularly couple the
discussion Of the alleged anti-Taft
cabal with that other "cabal" story
which was sprung by the Roosevelt
administration two years ago when
the White House, during the latter
days OF the Roosevelt administration
startled the country one morning with
it's $5,00O,OO0 conspiracy dinner story.
Whatever ground exists for believ-
ing there is now 'cabal' having as
its motive the restoration of Mr..
Roosevelt to power after 1912 the fact
remains that Secretary Loeb beat
them to it" in the springing of cabal
stories, and was more circumsta ntial
about it, even mentioning names and
figures.
The fresh attacks on Secretary Bal
linger and others seem to have re-
vived this talk Of a Roosevelt restor-
alton clique. The CLAWS charges
seem to be causing the Administration
considerable anxiety.
Secretary Ballinger will avail him
self of the first opportunity to take up
with President Taft the latest publi
cation of the CLAWS charges affecting
the attitude Of his department toward
the Alaska coal lands. Both may is
sue statements and denials.
On the result of the consultation
with the president will depend what
the next step in the matter will be.
tomorrow Secretary Ballinger ex-
poets to hand to President Taft
copy of his first annual report. "A
great deal Of interest attaches to this
document, for the reason that It will
contain Mr.. Ballinger's views on the
general treatment Of the public land
Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-17
b Thou Aims't at be thy Counry's Thy Coda and ,.h.
SUMTER. s. O.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1000


had engaged in a money-making
scheme, warrants reference to what
was spent in Columbia aside from
the uncheOn-whose cost, by the
way, was not covered by the estimat-
ed $40 plate. Aside from the en-
tertainment in the State House, the
outlay was. as accurately as can now
secure the figures, $500.
have no means Of defining the
motive prompting b. r. Tillman to
make the gross and insolent reply he
did to the invitation to be a host in
stead of a guest at the luncheon to
the president, and it is immaterial
whether he imagined it an opportu-
ni-y to hurt Columbia, or to embar-
rass his political opponents on the
committee. or to hood-wink gullible
backwoodsmen. But his ill-bred IT,
rade, his maliciously false statement
OF Coiumbia's position, his charge that
our plan was a viola ton Of hospital
ity, and indecent would have been
ignored by me, had not newspapers
in South Carolina, some of them
perhaps mis- interpreting the commit
tees silence while the guest was ap-
preaching, indulged in wholly injusti-
fled, and, as distinguished Georgian
writes me, unprecedented criticism
of this city.
That Tillman, who has never balk-
ed at the price of dinner when paid
for with the money of taxpayers,
should essay the role of Ward Nc
Allister Is grotesque. The man who
as a guest Of honor in Charleston
took the hide Off his hosts and then
rubbed in salt and gave Charleston
ians stomach turning from which
they needed years to recover, the
man whose coarse speech when MAX
ing addresses by invitation has
brought the blood to the faces of far
mers' wives and daughters in South
Carolina, the man whose profanity
before women has shocked in South
Carolina and in Washington-this
mans criticism. I say, Of hospitality
and etiquette is grotesque. The ami
mus is revealed when Tillman, motor
ious for lack of courtesy, lack Of re-
fnement and for general uncouth-
ness, and boastful of his disregard of
the conventions, attempts to be men,
tor of Columbia's manners.
"And when it comes to maintaining
the good name of South Carolina, for
which, he now essays to be jealous,
Tillman's display Of an appetite for
getting something for nothing or
much for little, which had it's incip-
lent manifestation when he was gov
ernor in the cultivation Of private
oat crop at public expense. and it's
latest development in the Oregon
land affair, might be detailed as
startling Inconsistency between the
word and the deed"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-17

calvin Bowden, the 15-year old son
of Mr.. Joe Bowden, Of Anderson
county, was killed Saturday while
working on his fathers gin house.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-11-17
A SPRING FESTIVAL.
SHALL MEETING OF FTREMEN
ASSOCIATION BE A BIG
AFFAIR.

The Suggestion is Made That the
Annual Meeting of South Carolina
Ffremen Shall Be the Occasion of a
Big Gathering of Firemen, Militia
And Pleasure Seekers-What Do
The People Of Sumter Think OF It.?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
(Sorti.)
eporoeisitrejfc / 9sittsbnrg.

&on0uftprer og Mptormen0
Eittsburg bar 59n6ag Morgen ne6=
lagt Mrbei6et til it0ite Mon0, og bele
SporDeisitreifen / 8Den og u6 til o.
omliggen0e 9ano0iitrifter blep itonb=
iet. Mellem 5porpeisfompagniet og
6unftionGrer bar opltaaet l1enigbe0
ont forifiellige Sumter pe0 @eban0=
lingen at 0iSle ii0ite, iaale6es at Sc
fife fit Sob at forsbare Zig, 11aar 6e
trneoes me6 Mfife0, at ser blep giort
6orifjel paa l1nion- og Ss5fffe-l1nion
Mnno, og at 5ptleti0erne bar for
forte. Otter at Ser bar forban5let
lt0en Mel1tltat / flere Gage, blep
Streifen erflGret / Sgl16ags Mor-
ges. Torelgbig gif $500 Man6 poa
streife, men set pente0es. at ollie De
Men6, ser arbei6er / 8grfite6er og
iom 5porIeggere bil0e lutte fig til
5treifen. Denne bleb BOG fun al fort
Barigbeb, ibet Ser allere6e ON Girs=
blep opnaaet ct for Snnfftion9<
rerne gnnitigt 6orlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
Sicroc Snli.

Suiinoer al 2an0smenb, blon6i
bbtlfe Slertallet antagelig oil pere
2an6smen6 / 0obbelt 6oritan6, bill
iamles til 6elt paa Senoag | Marbus.
Ser bill M9n0, lom fien0er 2ipe1
iblan6t os thumbs, gipe Sc. biemme=
perenoe en- lamlet 6remitilltng al DO
re 2ipsforbol0 beropre, iaaleoes Jon
Ben al6rig f9r er gipet Sem. @i bar
SEN Sro, at Bette Stepne bill gipe Ell
&i6rog til, at bore 2an6smenD biem,
me bill tage % liot mere / fulot ar
Dor en6 bi6til. 2ige op til bore ga,
&c bar Ser ltaoet en- list tptpliomt
@f9r ONT uMmerifonerl1e"" for Sem
biemme. Sorbaabenlig pil bore &e'
prgI entanter paa Marbl1s6ogen bi6e
at omgtpe %, fife me0 en- @lorie, tbi
ben bar hi intet @rug for, men meD
ben @elpsning, ium fan ifaffe os Der
&eipeft hi fortiener, for6i oen Ell
iano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
&inas Mlltpner.

Set er u0iigt ill., at ser ifoI fol.
oeS EN- Dirfelig 6oIfetelling / &ina.
S europa bar man reg11et> at set u.s.
itrofte ftneiiife &ige Teller 400
$50 Millioner Menneifer, ruer for
ifiellige acknowledgements, lom fienote
&tna fra &eiler, bar paaltaaet> at Set
Sal bar o%ber0rebet. Sen finejife @e=
giering bar bol0t Solfetellinger, mel1
fun for at fonltatere, bpor mango So=
miller Ser bar I &iget, og Set far ofe
bpret I Sc forifielltge @]uperngrers
og @icefongers Snteresie blar6t an.
Oct al &enipn til Militeru6ifripnin
ger og Snobetaling al @fatter at for.
folife Sallene. Mn bill set blibe sri,
Dor mes en- almin6elig 6olfetelling
ben ifol beitoa / en- 0ptelling 6els al
Samtlierne> sells al Sc enfelte Eerio=
ner. Sen fdrite al 6isie Sellinger
ifal bore ttl%enoebrogt in6en u0gon=
ger al 1910 Sen ii6ite / 2gbet al
1912.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
st Mnarftitmpr6 / Gperiae.

Gbefen for set ioenife &pitartilleri,
General @ecfmonn, bleD ii6ite 2gr6ag
ifaot paa @aoen / 5tocf6olm al en-
lom @rbeioer flp6t Heri Jon, ser Ser
efter offpre6e to Gfu6 mos fig lelp.
@eneralen bleb brogt til ct &olpital,
bbor ban 6goe ltrafs efter, og Mor6e.
rem 0goe nplte Dog. Mor6et antages
at bore 2e6 / en- Mnorfiit=D emon1tra.
tion / Mnleontng al G5orens 8elgg
Stocfbolm, og set bentes> at G5arens
8eieg / Sc forifiellige e1troppiif&
Sonoe bill b1iDe le6laget al Mor6 poo
Gmbeosmen0 / 6isie 2onoe. Mor=
oeren opgap, in6en fan 6p0e, at fan
bopoe facet Ben Spgape al en- Mnor:
filtbon6e at 6rnbe G5oren, men So
bon fife fun6e fomme 1ter nof til
oenne, neieoes bon me6 at ifD0e ser
fprlte bgitltaoen6e gmbeosmano far
fun6e fomme pou @fr6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
&reta pg Gtorma9tcrne.

Otter at Gen &reto I Miooelbopet,
Ser er tprfif Serritorium, paa @run6
al Sc al Sprferne moo 8efolf11ingen
l&6gDe6e @ruiombe0er / mango Mar
bar Deret UNDER Storn1agternes Sil-
ipn> er Ser nit melle1n 9tormagterne
truffet Ell Oberensfom1t on, at Sc
engelife, frantic, ruslilfe og itolienife
Stopper, iom bar bol0t 9en beiat,
1fal finrneS fra 9en Sen 81. Sl1li.
8efolfntngen poa Gen CT GREET og
ngrer ct bren0en6e 9nIfe ON, at
Gen maa bliDe gienforenet mes Gre.
fenlan0, iom Sen oprin0elig bar ill.,
bgrt. Ser btl0e beret en- Muligbeb
for, at Bette fun6e beret giennem-
fprt> ONT Set gan1le tprfiife StDre par
blebet o%pretbol6t. Men me6 set n.y.
Zig giennemferte Gtatsfup Eprftet,
bporpe0 ltngtprferne fom til &oret,
er e11bper lt6iigt ill., at &retos Sil.
fnDtning til @refenlan6 fan gien-
nemfpres as freoelig Sci forioun-
Sen. Sprftets le0en6e Men6 beb.
Der og Sc mango O0mDgelier og ter,
ritoriale Sn0ifrGnfninger, iom 9an-
Set / Sen ii0ite Sis bar maattet finDe
Jig l. gidr set lumuligt at bet go6pil>
ligt ifl1l0e fin6e Jig / en- nD O6mDgelz
lie. &aa SEN an6en Si0e n9rer Gre
fenla16 intet bpiere 9nife ems Set at
fommc / 8eii06elie at &reta> og for
at opnaa bette pil set neppe bige til
bage for Ell arig, og / 8trfeligbe0en
er &rigsltemningen ODER Bette
Spergsmaal / iterf Gtigning / Gree,
fenlan6. Ogiaa / Sprfiet anier mats
&c al Sc le0en6e 5tatmen6 en- @rig|
for at blipe ct go6t Mi66el til at
bragg 8efolfningens Spmerfiombe6
sort fra Sc in6re 5tatsanliggen0er,
% en- greif=tprfiif &rig oniees 6erfor
europa for at bore en- n9rliggenbe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
@ejicnbc Mgcntcr.
&ans @ulocn Scnicn.
8illia &urtu til Sanmarf.

Set Oproab, Scr CT trpft onoetiteoS
i 8Ia6et on1 billtg @repporto mellem
Mmerifu % 9anmorf, llaar til 2po
for Ell Soe, ser life CT M, og lom Dor
@elonot / @aibington allereoe for
lenge 1i6en bar orbeioet meo. Mon
maa f%orltaa, at iclp ON Ell loaoan
Mbresie iful0e affpoe noget &eiultat,
bill set life itrGffe Jig us oper billlg
&orto for 8repe, ser ienOes n1eO Sen
langjommcre 0o1llfe 2inie. Set Ell
noturligpis fife meget, nen BOG ct
@fri0t - set fgrl te = fen imo0 Set
en6eltge Maal, billig Forto mellem
ale geroens 2an0e - % Set CT Del
fgr1te Sfri6t ser foiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
ge(egrafonen.
Sc blinocs @jelp.

Sen 6onife Sngenigr @aloen1ar
EoulienS merfelige Spfinoelie
S%elegrofonen la6er til at futile faa
flor 8etp6ning for Sc 8lin0e. S
bber Sails er Der en- %bila6elpbiole-
&c, 9r. 6 0 I 5 Der n6taler Ia
iaale6eS ON Sen:
~SSeg bar talt in6 / Molfinen
og onpen6t forifiellige @prg, for.
ifiellige Sonefal6, @tprfe og &qi0e
al @temmen, men Mpparatet gien-
giber set for nit Gre ol6eles ngi.
ogtigt, font set mo6tager Set me6
neiagtig famine Some, @ei6e og
@tprte og u6en nogen iom beIit
nbebagelig &ilblan6ning al @tei og
5peftafe.
&bis Selegrafonen birfelig Dol.
Ser bpa6 ben iaaleoes loper, ioa bill
Sen bore / bgi @ra6 for6elagtig for
De blinoe> og Sc befoitelige GIeer>
lom 6e blin0e maa leie me6 Sim
CREME bill iaa go6t iom foribin6e;
tbt naar man Tan iette Sen it6rite
STORYTELLING iaa bel iom set MIND lie
8reb paa en- Metaltraa6 og ien6e
6en hpor fom heI1t I Ner6en for
itrafs, naar man far anbragt sen
poa Mpparatet> at bgre Or6ene nei-
ngttgt, iom Sc bleb u6talte> iaa CT
bette 10 langt for6eIagtigere ems at
1iooe og leie me6 Gingrene.
Sy tenf paa Be mango blin6e,
lom fan la0e @pparatet %fore6rage
longiomt og burtigt efter @ebug alt
muligt, iom iin6es / 2iteraturen,
Sc itore Digters 8erfer iaabel font
Observation-Disclosures ii6ite @eiuIto-
ter Sen bellige @frifts trgiterige
2groomme fao bel iom Sc melt
fierfomne @rebe fra @enner og
Slegtninge langt borte> alt muligt
fan oe blin6e faa foreleit pan ben
bebogeligite Maa6e, 1aor fom beI1t
Sc pnifer Set, og set er intet /
@eien for, naar S%eIegrafonen font
tre6e iom &orreipon0ent, iom 6or=
traoe iom &rreipon6ent> iom ST.
fotter og meget an6et. Set er bir-
feltg i%nteresiont, at SEN menn ifeIige
Spfin6iombe6 iQale6es fan lepere gr=
ltatntngsmi0ler for Sc n~oturlige
Gnnier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
Man9e % billiae @anopcie.

6or ct Har Tiger ii6en 116talte en-
&ongres=&omis ion, at ct IA 6o6s
Seillgb giennem Misiisiippi fra Sc
ltoer Snoiger til @olfen bill foite iaa
1reget, at Sogen paa 6orbaono moo
anlees for nigiennemfGrlig. Sen on
befale0e Sfibsfanaler mes min0re
9Dboe og ltgrre 6lo00iltancer, og set
neite Sfriot al &an0pejfolfene oil
ontogelig blipe en- &nbefaling al
Seillpb mellem 6 og 8 500, lom om=
fatter ielpe Misiisiippi og en- flor 9el
al oe Slo6er, iom faloer u6 / ben, iaa=
le6es at Ser fremfom ct iammenbpn=
genoe Spitem al ieilbare Snolonos-
Banoneie meo ensartet 9Db6e operolt
og me0 lige Aogang til 6rogtlfi6e /
alle Iele afSDitenret. S &anoliie=
rtngsarbej6erne / G11ropo> bQo6e pe6
no6pbning at Slo0er og beo Mnlpg
al tDe &onaler er mar, mere og mere
fornmet bort fra 9pbpan6sprincippet,
iom 10 bog fun fan bape 8etponing
bpor Sc%eantrafifen fan f9res 6pbt
IND / Saitlan6et, bpilfet fun Sc fer-
reife Steoer fan fin0e Gte6, og ga for
forbolosris forte Strefninger. Det
antages almin6eligt, at 6 6o6s Cell
LIB bill bore tilitrGffelig / +. CTS.
belle Misiisiippi Spitemet, fife Blot
til Sransport, men iom cit iuno Moo=
bRgt moo Sernbm1emonopol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
&ineiere oberfalber Mmerifanere.

On amerifanif g%fspebition UNDER
Seoelie al en- ti6ligere .omerifanlf
Mrmeofficer Glarf> iom foretager me-
teorologiife l1n6eri9gelier / Bropinlen
&an-Sn, bleb ii61te l1ge operfal0en al
en- 8anoe Snofe0te, ser tpang Cts
petitioner til at treffe Jig tiIbage til
Broptnle1s &obeoita0, efter at Sc
baboe orebt ct al Sets Meolemmer.
&erfra bar 2eitnant GlQrf as telegra=
ftif 8ei forlangt Ell piebliffelig I'M
oeriggelie al @ogen al &egieringen
/ Setting. &roptniens 8icefonge
paoitoar, at Set bar gfspeoitionen,
Der operfalot Sc Sn6fgote> og freezer,
at ben ifal tilbagefoloes. Set ome-
rifonife og brittle @eionotI fab / Ye=
ting merer> at Gicefonge11s 8ooitQn=
Sc ct urigttge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
Suit Billion reiignerer.

Sra Berlin me06eles Man6ag, at
Sen lenge imp6ei ete &elignotion al
&igsfansler @iilom bill finoe @te0,
iaa mart &igSoagen bar giennemfert
Sc npe Sfottelope> og ban bill falt-
bo16e fin &eiignation, bporle6es ems
nofaloet at 8eban0lingen al 6isie
hiper. Sans Gorblipen / @mbe6et
ct fun rent mi0lerti6ig iom ct Gor<
lpg poo at g%jenmemf6re 9fqttelop=
gipringen efter bans @nife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
Sra @ellman @fspeSittpncn.

Ser er neppe l10iigt til, at @alter
@ellman oil faa lin 2uftlfibs=GfS>
petition fra S%pitsbergen til Nor0pos
len igang / Sommer, iom ban bab0e
lobet. 9ampifibet ~Mrctic", ser full
6e bringe Materialer til S%pitsbergen
til 8allouens l16ltprelie> og lom az
gift fra Sromsp for ct &ar Tiger IL
Sen, er / Mon6ogs pen0t tilbage 6er=
til mes gfterretning on1, at EN- al Sc
Men6, Ser ifior blep efterlabt paa
9anifegen for at tage &are poa 8al=
lone11, er omfommet / &afiien, og
at &allonbulet er blepet e0elagt be0
ib9re 6tormc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
G5arcm / Gperige.

G5or Nicbolas al &uslano orripe-
reoe lioite 2pr0ag til @tocfboIm ou1=
boro poa lin Camper u@tan6art".
Song @ultop og bans 9ronning iei-
leoe ban1 in1eoe me0 &ongeoampe=
en- "Drott", og Sen rusliife @ielt
TOM oerefter ombor6 / bette @fib,
1om ferte bom til Gtocfbolm. &e[e
gpen bar I Gala, 8efolfningen fill
tie G5aren meo flor Archaeological. st.
fe en- eneite Mislpo bertes, ifient set
por frDgtet, at ser pil6e blipe ipnrflat
e1felte Demonitrattoner mos Serife.
rem oper Sberiges gamle Mruefjeu6e.
Senoag og Wan0og tilbragte Gsoren
pao &ol1gens Gommeril lot Gul(garn.
= Set nntages, at @%enligten n1e0
G5orens @eigg / @perige og set fore=
itaoenoe 8eieg I 9anmorf og Morge
er at iege fnpttet en- nprmere 6orbin-
belle mellem &uslan6 og Sc ifon61na=
Diife 2onoe> iamt om n1rligt opnaa
ISberigeS Stllo6elie til Mnlpg al en
Srlogsbopn for en- rusiiif 6loo0eaf-
oeling paa Mala16sperne, bpo6 Gpe.
rige biotil far mo6iat Jig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
apinoeiag ! sbrfiet.
6bor lanat 6remifri0tbeppaeI

8Dor langf Jremifrt0tbebegel1en
! Sprfiet mi er naaet frem biier oen
Smitanoigbeo, at Harlamentet bar
bebanolet ct 6orilag ON at gipe &pin-
oerne polittif Stemmeret. @i1tnof
blep 5ori1aget FORTIFIED, men Maio-
rtteten bar meget ringe, iaa Oct er
lite umultgt> at Sprfiet fan fomme
fer mango andre europeiife 2an0e
meo oenne &eform.
gn anoen &eform> iom fan pentes
tnofbrt ON fort SID, er Srofgriel al
europ9iif TioSregning I Sprfiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
800 brrbte. pa laarehc.

Sffieielt me00eles, at ser be6 l1ro=
lt9beoerne | Moana er 0rebt og iaa-
ret 5,400 Mrme11iere og Mubameoa=
mere. S Gr5erl1ms @arniion bar
Marifol Sbrabim Saba gienoprettet
Sroenen. 9e rebolutionare 5oloa-
ter er %ofppbne6e, % 6e for6repne 0f-
ficerer bar otter opertaget &omanoo.
0ipilionsgeneral Susiuf &aiba, iom
barer Sfploen for Mptteriet, er fgrt
til aonitantinopel, bpor ban a%fpenter
lin Dom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
Otter &cglementet.

2eitnanten: u65, boori ct set, en-
5oloat ifal iattes, mar ban fomner
op af @an6et?"
65 betanfer fig.
2gjtnante1: $50, er set mi life
Oct, leg flyer, at &arle bliper bum-
mere for bper Dag, Ser gaor. Ser
itaar BOG tpbelig nof / &eglementet:
Naar Sol0aten er fommet OBJ al @ar-
Oct, ifal ban be0 pasien6e 2egems-
gbelier cites / 8ebngeI-
! E, tnotil 2egemet faar fiji pante
Semperatltr.|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-02
ll0(ailOet.
Srosfribeo / @uslanb,

Gumoen bar peotaget ct 2opforilag
ON Grosfrtbeo, BOG meo en- 6oran,
bring, iom tilla0er at uotre0e al
frt1tne GroSiamfun6 og gaa ino /
1tfe<frtltne. 6srlteminiiter Stolppin
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Evening journal., 1909-03-30
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Evening journal., 1909-03-30
BELL TOLLS WHEN
OLD CHURC HMAN DIES

GEORGETOWN. Del, March 30
Swung by unseen hands, the church
bell in the Methodist Protestant
Church tolled distinctly as the soul Of
Philip Hastings. an old and respected
member of the church, passed away.
The bell was heard by persons all over
the town ten minutes after the death
of Mr. Hastings.
An investigation revealed the fact
that the church was deserted and lock-
ed. No one can explain the curious
incident
Mr.. Hastings was one of the most
ardent supporters of the movement TO
set bell some years ago, and Is said
to have contributed nearly half of the
money necessary to purchase II. The
fact that there was but little wind and
not enough room in the slate Of the
beIfry windows for a large bird 70
enter adds TO the mystery.