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New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
CAUGHT BY A GIANT OYSTER.
Shell Gatherer Faces Death as Tide Slowly
Creeps Up

Long Beach. Cal. May Troy Sprat+Iv 2 visitor
from Wyoming, is confined 70 his bed with nervous
collapse. the result of a terrible experience YES
terday Sprattly went to Whites Point TO
gather shells and reaching under a rock to gather
what he thought was turtle shell found his
fingers caught in a giant oyster
After trying to break loose he used his pocket
knife to pry open the shell. but broke both blades
To add to his terror the tide began creep p and
soon the water up to his knees. For two hours
he held prisoner. until finally his cries were
heard by n Japanese fisherman. who succeeded in
releasing him
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
FAUNcE SEES DOWNFALL OF SALOONS.

Providence. May 4-Hostility to the Iegalized
saloon and the need of increased efforts TO subdue
the spread Of tuberculosis vigorously ex-
pressed to-day by President ". H. p Faunce of
Brown University in address 10 the students at
the daily chapel exercises. President Faunce urged
the students enlist in the fight against both
liquor selling and tuberculosis and prophesied that
within twenty years intellectual effort would bring
both crusades 10 Il successful issue
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Iapland reported $50 OF Sand, IIoo
AT noon yesterday, is expected dock about \ a ~
Monday.
Hook $50 yesterday, Is expected dock about
The Cleveland. reported 100 miles east Of sandy
1908 yesterday. is expected about s
a m Sunday
The Furnessia. reported O75 miles east Of SANDY
Hook "A a yesterday, expected dock about
a n Monday.
Hook a 30 yesterday is expected 10 dock about
la savoir reported as miles east Of SANDY HAL
at noon yesterday, is expected q dock about a n,
to-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer. Cl
Australia except West), New Zealand,
Fiji Islands and New Caledonia CNew
Zealand must be specially addressed
(vis Vancouver and Victoria. O.
NtdIdIld % 70
Tahiti Marquesas Islands. New Zealand
tAuStralia must be specially addressedl
via san Francisco oD--MaripOsa .-........
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands tvia san Franciscol-Corea.
japan, torea. China and Philippine Isl
ands tvia Seattlel Tango MRru.
New Zealand. Australia except West).
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
via San Francisco)-Australian Mail
Line
Japan. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands via Vancouver and Victoria, B -
Empress Of China. a.....-......------
Hawaii, Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia san Francisco)-Ntp-
lpIl hdlu--- .
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands
tvia san FrancisCol-T : transport. %
Japan, CCrea and China especially ad-
dressed only tvta Seattlel l-AN Maru.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

Louisville May 1.-THE entire 1863 Kentucky wool
crop amounting 10 between 100000 and 100000 pounds
has been sold a company of Huntington w. Va.
The Kentucky Wool Growers Association branch
of the Society of Equity. conducted the sale. Six
firms bid for the wool. which sold at what is said
10 have been 30 per cent more than the prevailing
prices of last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

cabin and ass steerage passengers. malls and nus
Arrived the Bar az .t5 a m , -.
Sandy Hook. y ]. MAY Il. $50 u-Winu 80
light breeze; cloudy and hszy. smooth sea
SAILED.
Tannenfels tGerl. Aden; Avalon GSorl F9Ss - Sips
AShhed tBrt Philadelphia: Alfred Dunois tNoI'
Mohawk Charleston. Manchester Exchange tpr,-
more; MonvisO Gta New Orleans: Dorothy PoIt 1.-sos
j II LevereauN Baltimore. Advance Crstooals
tItal. Philadelphia Yumuri (Cbanl, Tanpico: :.,,ss
ilton- Norfolk: Vastta CBrl. Philadelphia
tNor). Port Antonio: Prinz Eitel Friedrich 'o
Fortune Island. MOntego Bay.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 7:I0l PAS Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
\ M.Saudy Hook S:4S Gov. Island Hell Gate 5:54
L. NJ Hook 4:2+ Gov Island 4:45
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15
aRrinE mail
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY

Saramacca. Trinidad. I. 100 100 m
TUESDAY MAY
krunprinZessin. Bremen c. $50 1000
Queen Elizabeth. Argentina. P 800 500 II
Noordam, Rotterdam. Holland-Am. 1000 m
I.uissna. Naples. italian
Arapahoe. Jacksonville Clyde ........ 1902 m
City Of Columbus Savannah Savannah 800 , m
New-York tribune., 1909-05-15

lSc IN New i crA.
To- day. $50 ? N
To-day. $50 . m
TO dsy. $50 ? m
May 2o.6:so m
May u. $50 ? m
May 2s. $50 ? m
May u. $50 pm
May 81. $50 , m
.une 3. s 30 ? n
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APPROPRIATED THING.
Clerk May Have Meant Well, But u
.at 10 Somewhat Doubtful i He ~
: oaT4f hT,I II Made a-fSafe.7f - ifsG TT,+,.:

B. - o.. ENF frsa r&F, e VA~ .+fF s.. =. ~f-la
Clerks In bookstores are expected, to
know the inside of every book; and to-
be able to. advise prospective custom.
ers much as a doctor prescribessfor q
patient. A writer III TitsRfts relates
the, following rather ione!sided lconver.
sation which took place II nssa T book
store. The lady enteredtih,a hurry.
asa Tvve1on,1y got a little time: ashs said
testhencIerk, Aand want to ,get>rnly
husband a book for his birthday, Show
me what you have.-4 Is E9l'jaatuesa ,sa5oc
III. don't want anything, .tdq 1sexpen.
isive,, and 7 don't want anything cheap.
either. He's a mild5ma1lnsrred' man.
land not fond of sports. so don't show
me anything in t 1ai lltIqfsa: ana ld9hift
show me anything in the of
trashy novels; aRdF might as well Sal
fright off that yout can't ipersuadef me
to buy history or biographya a,73t'
4 I'm ina dreadful hurry and I've
wasted too much. time here already.
discourse you don't iskpoMImy. ehus-
band, but from all I've, said can't you
: suggest Something anpropriate ?nIiw
pr Yes, ima'am." said the clerk hum
bly,, looking along the shelves. i":Here,s
q book called How to Manage a Talk
ing Machine.'"
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All Wba,oy1
Would EmoK.

good health. with j its blessings mh ~ dn.
de1stGa'insd., QUITE. tPieaflyg ,9t1iat3t i~hyolvevthe
question " rightslivihg withlaA the term
implies. With a proper knowledge Of what ct
is best each hopfse f,recfeation, Hofaenjny-,
ment, Of contemplation and ateffortta en- nay 81.
be made to contribute 5 lit TO- iG1iinnt living Alright
Then the use of medicines.-m may BE- dis
pensed with to advantage, but under or
sinarya conditions i many = instances t q nee -, =
wholesome remedy May beihvalu-
nble if taken at the proper It time and the
California Fig Syrup. CO: holds that it is
alike important to- pteseffs ttaS slbjsesest
and torsnpplH the one perfect
laxative to those desiringit.
/ Consequently, the Companyls Syrup. 2t
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA gives general
To get its beneficial effects
sbuynth he genuine, smanufaotured by
Ica ,hitnn s3fi,.s; ryl, Co. oallyy. saaRsa i3 y s s'ls
bylaw h u uggsssista.e' a.. s 81, 70 '2s :b,5 e. s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r.
Two Lite Girls Had Eczema very
lRsadly7-ln One Case child's Hair
n cane. Out and sheft Bare e, Patches !! :a =,
cuticuraG Met with Great Success

-" 4 have 5St two iii little Girls Who have
been troubled very badly with eczema
One of them had It on her lower
limbs. r did everything that I52codld
hear Of forahsr, but it did, not give
IN until warm Weather, when it seem
ingly subsidized 1The hRext winter wheh
It BECAME eoH thef, eczeada iistartsd
agafh and also fl her head; cwherssit
would take the hair 4: but and leave
bare patches.11 At the same time her
arms were r -the- whele-length Of
thein,s took her toara y physician but.
the child grew worse all the time. Her.
sisters arms were also saffected1 4sIbe-
gam using Gutieuraa Remedies and by
the time. t,e d,slot was used .their
skim was 'softiand smooth. Mrs. Charles
''.Baker,' Allb4iqRE1t,Mey,' Sept. '21,7 'os '1a.
Potter SDtusi' . Chem. 1corp.i Sole Props, Boston.
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Heart! Hearl

The city beautiful movement II
properly pushed will help not only the
Individual, put the entire community,
and especially the, property ownersan
the householder. The public health is.
Also more or less involved. Are you
contributing to the movement? II
not, where is your public spirit and
civic pride?-7Birmingham News. =
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PRBfHl%T 1A8ATTEEDS2,A A.
%R45a - ssasE - ID tf~ : er@rr
the AnnSysHpsayD oRau&&aaAsosS Aesdasaba4
Declaration of Independence.


Charlotte, With thEes-days-nf
: nss';sfa a as1|ll ';v.5 no ]ssRsssss;
kind~ of entertainment, the n hun
dredNSand thirty-fourth anniversary OF
the N~ecklenburg declaration has been,
celebrated, and all North Carolina is
haptR in the knowledge that IT'S pet
legd d has been recognized by the
pre- dent ofPrne-< upit2d States; t2r
Mr.. Taft gave he okoAsibn the bficfalA
sant Jon of h~isspresehceI and was the
child feature of the celebration.
Tie carnival began Tuesday noon
wh4A the Charlotte fire tconnapias
CAV an exhibition of their skill and
spe d. At three o'clock there was a
drill by a body of United States cav
alrA and a bond concert at the fair
grd8nds, followed eby( League bah
gate. The evening was given up to
a dir by the Charlotte drum corps and
a ncert by three bands:
Governors Day Program.
.rl 4ssns asH 2aI Ises aaIs. ssy e 81. 81
thu delivery Of addresses by Gov.
Ktthin of@NeFth~Garelinarandt the.
chAef executives Of several other
stu es, at the falrs sfounrdy These were
pr ceded by a big athletic meet and
fd4l owed by a cavalry driN military
mSheuvers and band concerts, with
aHSther ball game thrown in for good
MEASURE.
Two events made the evening not
ale. The first, was May m1Sica1
fd tival at the Auditorium which en-
lin ed the services, of q pgmber Of sx,
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Rough on Rats, unbeatable externinator
Rough on Hen Lice, Nest Powder, '25c.
Rough Oh Redbugs, Powder or Lid, csc.
Feas. Powder or. Liquid, rs.
Rough on Reaches, Pow''d, 15c. ,Lia'd,25c.
Rough. on q MOT; Moth and Ants Powder 1 :: 25c:
Rough on Skeeters, agreeahletomse.25c.
E. S. Wells, Chemist, Jersey City, M J.
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= .WprK;:ll for Josh.

na; 'f'l. be- kindoo' glad awhenaJosh gifts
home from school" said Farmer Corn.
tossel.a n have. an idea he can be
right useful" YOU going to put
him to work3ss I Maybe. I've ex-
chaustedl all othet language, l.: know on
that. team of ..,mules: ii But aI1ohaven't
givenafulpa heepe,@+I l. want TO- Gee wsheth.
er Josh can .startle 'em some with his
college ye lll.s Washington star
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to put new life and strength into my,
system and helped me in every way
My husband had an experience almost
the same, and it is with pleasqrH ItAat
we both recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills" g4-st. @Ht5s}llI sgt
III Sold by. all dealers, so cents a. box.
Fbster!Mnhurn- Co, Buffalo, N: X
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For the speHEnafC Glass;

J.. II prophesy5an agreeable ecstasyin
perceiving the unparalleled embarrass-
ment Of a harassed position while
g,auulging the symmetry Of 20 potato
peeled by3a sibyl." Dictate this Sen
tfenncse,.n1 and find how many OF your
friends will be cable. to spell it Alright!
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for some time with
rheumatic pans s.9 in :
my limbs iplyt and nd was
weak and langgruiild-.
The i~rregularity OF
the kidney secre-
tons Also caused,
uchzc~a annoyance.
After using poan's
Kidney Pills I did
not have these o
bles. 8 They seemed
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With FOCAL APPLICATIONS yas, they cannot reach
the seat OF the disease. Catarrh isa blood or consti-
tutional disease. and In erdersto cure 1t you must take
internal remedies, Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally. and acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not q quack mepi-
In this country for years and is q regular prescription;
Il is composed OF the best tonics known, combined
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination OF tne
two ingredients is what produces such wondeffM re-
,ults In curing catarrh.. Send tor testimonies. ireec
,i.r f. J. CO.. Props. Toieoo. ~
Sold by Druggists. price 75c. e.. ii
Take Halls Family Pils for constipation. n
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Two WAYS.

Does Mrs. Gabby disseminate cfr-
cumjacent Information psi u :
mo. she doesn't; she Just gossips
about the, neighborhood." .~i'+iaa3 r
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Free! AsIoc package o Garfield lea to
mailing us this notice, with name
and address, and names and addresses OF
tive Garfield, Tea Co.. BIroo5kk1yhy,qN. Y.
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FEW -CEl1KES;S,E:S--FNN--HER-r5FE
.nAl1de44 Hsss1 A
Infinite Pathos in Remark Made by
Little Philadelphia Child OF
Il .Ets S1Nc ilriAEgI .f- a141l q


us = :tHS'slAf1s9s tl f-sflse s.
- i, 1000 Il issGpffi41iLl ~ sfbaa9Td rgts,
= Dr. iIferathiIahTtL /. 75dringasapsrintend-
emit Ut the PhiiadelphiaH City1 mission,
'rhasafor 'fhahy years fdeyotedH hisTlifs
I'd thy poor!7lifJrsaD during 'fsztthe einsi
.sentor@ of1 the pretxel TEST for street.
peggars.'a When asstfeet fbeggArrpeacsl
starvation, you buy hfhfJaabigsG German
pretzel atethe nearest stand. ta1f she
eats the pretzsl, HE h honest; If he
refuses 1t. heiiis a. fra,id. v@VE3 -.aiftf
DR.. During in his work among the
iipoor Has Learned fnanyii6dd, lquatnt
thiies. that heaFelates sapsrbty;; tor her
Is hlrborn Astorytener.f IH;ancaddresss
at Bala,,f n aproposd Of the hard, trough
lives OF the children Of Ethe poor, he
refateaIa dfalogusDbetwsen two 1ittls1
giFlss7 III fRu UNI HIl9y. st nsf4s,m ssrsAt !
"*Maggfe, wdhEs yer ever kissed Q, ssatdf
the first tUtsrs :U9iT3t fiI0urs bor37E1
n"'OnsyT wa&hstI IN Ameqlife wotnI kin!
remenfber@1said t1iei second; yfsVhen IL
wuzi in 3deaH Snnyihanshpspita 7vtdnaf
broken r,armo one 10, gde1 LADY, muses.
Mssed1fme, '9aHhfru & baushed1I like I'd
chfld.'~f ehRvih ;t2f1h0 ssa o. a47s a
nellFe 1I3gl dSiii,t IsIescafs = y.A3 rfru
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T.lhboas Those wshot KeeepaHffaanhHns Wnaraim is,
the house do net have to- any other
remedy; ion, tssere threats Ne 9thsr rd1al
edy viii cure this trouble. 50 quickly or 50
surely. Remember" this.a q nsi116ha .
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! All pleasure must be bought at the
price tc 81 pain q For tie true che price
Is. paid .b1esfeofreIl YOU .enntoy ft::i tor the
false after syou enjoy t -JohntF Foster.
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Try Murfnef Eye Remed

For Red, Weak. Weary Watsry, Eyes.
Compounded by Experienced Physicians
Law. Murine, Doesn't Smart, Soothes Eye
Pain. Try Murine for Your Eyes. 4 :
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=A.1plpLomat..

ID MotherAAren't 1youaf ever going to
get over fighting, Willie? m '33f.n' ~ I" s
oWillie-Yes'm. when I'm licked. 70 =
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An Obstacle to Mutual Esteem.

.IEIAnj Obstacle to Mutual EsteeEn. -
~ Natives whoigrow fataand muscular
on a chunk of pineapple ior the fin OF
a haddocki can neveraenter into per.
feet. brotherhood. with US who live to.
eat, while they merelyfieat to live
Singapore Straits Budgetd Jud
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President Taft.

cellent sol0iStS and a large and wen
Trained chorus. The second was an
Illuminated parade7gi*en by the Order
Of Red Men.
President Taft Arrives.
Just at ten o'clock Wednesday
morning the booming Of a 21-gun sa-
Lutte by the Charlotte artillery notified
the people that President Taft had
arrived on his special train. Nearly
all the inhabitants and the thousands
Of visitors were at the station, and as
Mf. and Mrs. Taft alighted from their
car they were greeted with a mighty
roar of applause. A special recep
Etion committee took the distinguished
guests in charge and conducted them
ITO the Selwyn hotel, where they were
WELCOMED by Gov. Kitckin, Senators
gSimmons and Overman and the .mayo1
asof4 Charlotte. 3ffElf
F After meeting all the committeeman
sAand their wives, Mr.. and Mrs. Taft, to
egether With Mrs. Stonewa11 jackson,
efhe governor and mayor and other
distinguished visitors, were escorted
by a guard of old soldiers to a review
11uS 0IdAo dId q 61Soe ~
fade of all the military and civic or
4~ganizations tLat could take part in the.
Solicitation.
@ Mr.. Taft Speaks twice.
A second, installment Of the music
festival in the Auditorium was
hgraced by the presence of the city's
@guests, and then all returned to
the reviewing stand, where President
TAFT delivered an address. His words
were listened to with close attention
Mand frequently elected loud applause.
Later in the afternoon the president
~smade a speech to the colored people
land the students of Biddle university.
y From 8 to $50 in the evening Mr..
Nnnd Mrs. Taft held a public re-
ception- in the parlors of the Sell
E1wN a hotel and shook hands 4Withsthou-
sands of
Military drills, band eoneefts-and
eGther Embellishments 4veaH provided
s1sfor. the crowds all Wednesday after
9snoon a~ndgevening, andTt the, gfeatrcele-
ebratIon 1~stosefaSin a blaze Spt slofys
Old Controversy Renewed:
= rrNe peupfe~o # North GafohnayzWhoss
s~:proudest boast has been that their an
srcestors were 1.-THE first .Americanst to
.+throw off the yoke of British rule, now
~3Sreioice ii the feeling that President
.pTaft has recognized the justice OF
.tstheir claim, but the century-old CON
++troyersy has broken out a3resh. Many
..s,historiamns refuse to accord 70 the BIO
ss,neers of Mecklenburg county, the
.+honor that isl thus aceorded them
t4These historians allude to. the story
,fs,as .the Mecklenburg myth. n eand
.se,thereby arouse the anger OF Noftf
TiCarolinianss
~ according to-those -unbiased@inVesf1
4.,rxtorss svho have loekedy mpst5deeply
.sli1ko The natter. the Mesklsp1lsggeS'
+Idid hold a publit meeting on Ma,
isA 4zzas aag g. g sl d aa9R! ssyslg:.9n !:
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NEW LIFE AND STRENGTH
Obtained Through Proper Action of
the Kidneys.

Mrs. Josiah Straw, 52e N. Broadway,
Canton So. Dak.,. says:I."I suffered
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=. % 49,. -. M -. go 4EEy..A

=, Ask Your Druggist FOL, Aliens Foot7Ea'e.
81 tried ALIENS FOOTTEASEt recent
Ithas cured. my Germs, and, the hot burn
ing and itching; sensation ia my feet which
almost unbearable, 4apdC1 would not
he without # 1now:.NMrs. W. J.. Walker.A
Caulden,iN. u" SoldIbyftaA9 druggists, r2pes
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" Fl a.
Tho Main Thino.

Tho Main Thing. %sstnnltn
- PoeticusM-What agei'do you tn thinl
most charming in a woman?z o!nfau !,
+. Cashitr1aA rich heritage @ -. + 5.. a,s
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: For Colds. and Gripp-Capudine.

The best remedy for Gripp and Colds Is
Hicks Capudine. Relieves the aching and
feverishness Cures the cold-Headaches
also IT'S I~inuid-Effects immediately-l0,
IS and soc at Drug Stores. 7rijon ~ >,
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tarss2 cettets9&aGo.
why dQtheyssd often mans, rAYs-
paperssafter thAs heaNenlNbqdiesG1 Il
10 "Thatso observation-disclosures ed
light upon the earth bls 49vsg yEi
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aII0oks f0it 5fqr darkadayAY when II
weather. man1predjdtSdighhtoJJA ins,
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"1mnoytantto Mothers

UIGIpOTTdTfC-VO VVVVtJJ01S e =
Examine carefully evenly bottle OF
CASTORIASa safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that It
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jEeW7heenes ties caff lRidksyo1is2 ame
thrash theqeo~s5noo g9lil aauaasd
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ES6r rA HiEEssidsstcshessIFfy fITksss cspudl1e.
Abssssk " Cons Neat Stomach l1r
relieved by Cappdfne, It's -Lquld-Rleas--
4 aasssAfsas33Fssqsfts a~i5esssa9'sss1s ~ .
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, rsfy pro
Observation-Disclosures 70 eesa
VOL La III Observation-Disclosures
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ton Of a fiend.-New York Presssss
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'tk1n6ReouG" 'AAtni REa50RE1sn7iR
.dguoo sdt aaiqqoie ydo1sda ,noia
.9To5a au1b aaGi9 F1a2 va hl1a.
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.z0d lsII, a11 Iof .oeeaaosae1 s4aaef sRN sbth6se Va 4 Goss .1ssSa
.aIo12 gDIQ casio hnoosa yd ,saois
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quite abreast of the public sentiment
of that time, but not v%enturing on the
S1zRa1H1EaaaaDandensssG aEtheratha I 70
say that these resolutions were to re-
main in force till Great Britain re-
signed its p%retensions. In 1893. or
earlier, some Of the actors in the pro-
ceeding endeavored to supply the rec
ord from memory, unconsciously inter-
#mi4gling some of the p~hrasseeology OF
1thd DeAar$tidhI o6Juy which gave
the reaplution lthS tqpe& q pro
nounced Tindepeddehoys : Probably
through another dimness of memory.
ner aaifed the date of May 20, 1775,
. Ihemt Z
case fof MeckIenbursers.
The case for the Mecklenburgers Is
set forth as follows: In 1918 there
larose1 great rivalry between Massa-
.chulsaetts and Virgtnia@as to which COM
mbnweahh should receive the credit
Tor the Philadelphia document, and
the controversy was brought up in
congress. 1T Was at this time that
Davdsoa,a Id ~rspresent&93e f in con.
gress from North Carolina, announced
that Mecklenburg- county had declared
her independence IS months before
1tthe1promqulgatien of ttheffocument 10
Philadelphia. I
HeIstatement created some I
surprise it resulted in an lnvestlgas
ton into the facts as to the Mecklenes
burg declaration. This inquiry was
made dby Nathaniel Macon, who pre-
resepted North Carolina in the senate.
a; and al Though Gen. Joseph Graham and
Representative Davidson, Senator Ma.
H,cdn! rrecefved'from DfsaJoseph McKniet
Alexander, the son Of John Mcknitt
Alexander, a full account of "tha
event" which DR.. Alexander said nv
had "copiea from papers left by hfs
father.a This statement, which ins9
Guided the May goth. declaration, Senaasf
tor Macon sent tor RaleishIK. c., and
it was published in the Register IN
Friday, April 80. 1919. u
EEezHa4srsz ,Story.-~+
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-05-21

Military drills, band eeneefts-an
eGGther entertainments 4wers provided,
sasfor. the crowds all Wednesday after
Fnoon a~ndTevening, and the g~Featzcele-
sbration sioeeaGinn q Bake pe slofy