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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
Sm Grade 1T @uH.

Scrr Sriebrid 6. 5uerfe ouf Dem
5rteobofe Scr Der. berltiden er.
@emeinoc bon Canton al Der Wt.
CARMEL . Hoah oenl Sd)ooBe Scr
Groc itbcrgcberl. - Nnocrc Set
denbesangniiie.
Son Ser Wobnins i@eil,er W,lttcr,
Srau 2ouilc Seisler, Ger. 2416, @eIt.
9altimorcitraBe, ipllrocn geitern
Nad)nittog 2 llbr Die itcrbIiten
lleberrclte bes am Sreitag int Tienite
an einem 8ebirnidlag perItprbeuen
Wotoriiibrers Der Horfolf II. VortS.
inolttG Traction go. 6rieorih Grnit
Sl,erfe ouf Dem Sricobofe Ger Der.
ocutIfen cpang. @enlcinoc ot ser
Utount Carmel : Hoao CUR Icsten
Rilbe gebettct. Haitor Gbwin 6. Soe
pon Der cngI. lutbcriihen 2rinitpfir-
DIE leitete ben 3rauergottesoienit uno
iprad I'M Sroiicrbauie nnb ouf Dem
SricObofe @orte bes Sroites 81 ben
Sinterbliebenen. MlS 0abrtudtrGgcr
eripieicn Dem Gabingcihieoenen Die
$50. Huoolpb Miiucr. Sront Dunlap,
Roo1er S'Iop, Sobn @rotun, Cigar
Sellers ltno @m. Sinton Die Ieetc
Gbrc. Inter ben 5uhlreiheh .gIus
nenitiiden, lpeld,e Den Sarg oes5oo.
ten ifmiidtcn, bcfanoen iid einc
Saule nit Gailbe u1b Elm groBeS
Bouquet Silien, ipeId)c oie angeiteII.
ten Der Noriolf II. Hortsmoltb Grac.
tion So. geianbt batten.
SnIinS S. 2eaber.
Sic 9eeroigung oes ON 6.5cbriiar
I'M Sitter bon 80 Sabren peritorhener
Srll. Sltlius :. 2eaocr fan6 9eitern
bonn Srouerbauie Ger. SOB. Siio.
SborpitraBc, aus oiif Dem WeItertl.
Srieoboic itatt. Naitor Or. 8. N.
3immermann bon Der engliit Il,tbe.
ridden 9briitus p. Stride, al Der fill
StroBe, nmtirte i'm 9rnuerbauic ,lno
am 0rabc. Cine reidyc 1iiuc itoncr
@lllmen beoedte ben Snrg. MIs
SabrtlhtrGgcr eripieien Dem Ser.
i%torbenen sic IeBten Gbren ie orci
Seleaaten oes u6rienbibip : @onsiIs
Ger. 1 Der Ser. anlerifaniiden Sano.
ipcrfer" uno Der rNetamoro aron.
fen : l(nteritiisungs . @eiealboit,"
ipelfen @ereincn Sr. 2eaber olsaPit.
elico a%ngeborte. Gr tpi,rbe am IL.
September 1864 in Baltimore gebe.
rem nno luar nls Ieitnments . Meai.
TRAITOR i'm bieiigen @criht beitldi-
tiet. @or Is Wonatcn iu,roe or Dot,
cinem Sdlaganiau getroifen, mel.
der lid am oerfloiiencn Samitaa
tuieberboltc. Gr binterldBt feline
@ittipe, 5ral Marp Geaoer. gcb.
Sfeabaic. ioiuic sipei nnmiinoiae
ainoer, gomlnb nnb Srenc 2eiber.
S1e Seld)ellbeltntter . 0irInn Soh,t
". Seufel uio 5rail leitetc Die '0e-
eroi9ung.
2 d. 10 c ter % arie5nr q u0c
bctnttet
3ie @ecrhigrrts bon Sdtueiter
Woria, weIhc am Somntag @atmit.
tag in Sitter bon rs Sabren aus ben,
2ebcn ifieo, iano aeitern al,i benz
Bonnie Yrac . jrieoboie itntt. Sic
NOR aus 1eutiflmo 9ebiirtig. trat
Dor so Sabren III oas MuttcrbaiiS
Der 9ormber5iscn Sd)mcitern BEL
Gmmittsburg. Mb.. Gin uno pnroc
benz Ct. Sinccnts . gipI 5useipieien.
&or nmgefGbr brei Sabrcu erfranfte
tic uno crlo9 ibrem 2ciben i'm 81.
Iancs.S nnntorium.
SbesiaI.S fferfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
stGrfnna nnb OeimnSbeit

iinoct man in. einem @laic .Solace",
Bier ans Ireo. gaueraidmiot'S
american 0rauerei." Nus beitenl
&opieu lu,o Mals sebraut. a'iimilirt
lid leiht nit Der Nabrnna nno lit
Gem ihp1dlien Mogen 3ufrdglid,.
Wro,icrei ilO4-tf2S 4iGen.S trobe.
Eel. 6, g. G.. ct. VanI 364. Ib.
GourtIatS t491. Ql)
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Seb6ef's eiu,iaes NteIier.

Sir baben unr ein Mtelief In Gal.
timOre, anb Sas befinbet I'D in Der
Gtase - ebeuer Grbe, Nr.3 21, RorS.
@an., nahe Siah.Str. aiaber.Vho.
toaraphien cine Spesialitdt. - aeine
Haeatea nnb friae9 reppea n itesen.
:. &ebteI. q. Grai, 0ej4SftSfstrsz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10
rNittelsbad. Seftisn."
Mitt,uoh 10. Tebrnar Mitt,po9
-@roker WasfeRbal-
r0ermania.W Gnnerhor.0aae."
GO -2,7-41)
sbes. s. aieuer & g.,
217, ch.Waltimpre.St rase.

De,itides un6 artoeres aiisIdnoi.
ifes @elo eefa,.ft unb uerfouft.
@eIbienounsen beioret nod DeutiH.
lamb. GeitreiH. MubIo,ro II. I. 10.
Dediet s4soeiteIlt onif o,isIdnbiid,e
8orfen. Ereoitbriefe unb 1rapeIerf
Gbeqi..eS. (9-
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Der idlane MuberioH.

iV~
@iu feline GanSioaten Der vanti-
SaIoon.0iga" fir Die staatst
2egislatur auigelteut baben. -
Sit dnaitlid) beitrebt, sic 2ocal
Sption'Srage nitt gum Hortei-
Siiue lperoen SIT Iaiien. - @iir6e
inn ieinen eintrGglid,en sob"
foiten.
Gin ihlo,uer Jiibrcr lit Mm. s.
atnberion , Ser Staats Superinten'
oent Der .anti.S aloou.2iga" bon
Worplano. geridieoene Serren ba-
len iif als GanoioateIi Der nanti-
Saloon.2iga" fir Die Staats- Seieb'
gebrna a%ngeboten, aber 5err anoer'
Jon perbGlt iit abmeiienb. limb oas
5eist, oaB er Elm gciuiegter 1iibrer lit.
Sobalo Ole 2iga ibre eigenen CAT.
ribaten auiitellt, miro iie sur politi.
ifen Hartei inb Oann lit es NIT Der
1roBen Maht norbei, Die Tie Jest be-
iitt. Damn piiroc iie bel 8ablen
nid,t mebr 81 beOeuten baben, lpie Die
oltc Erobibitionspartei. Sn ibrer
jcBigen Stelllm9 balt iie ben beiben
alien Yortcien itet$ orobenb Den
&niippcl iibcr ben aopi. 9ic StGrte
Ger beioen Harteien III hieienl Siaotc
lit cine fat 9leidc. Die oemofratiif,e
bat ein lpellig bas llebergenidt, a6er
bieies llebergeipidt lit nidt groB &C.
Mig, als oab Ole Eartei itd in Der
ElattIorm mutbig gegen 2ocal Sps
ton erflGrcn fonntc un6 hamit bieie
Troge jl elmer politiid)en 5u MADDEN,
10 germ Ole Enrtciiiibrcr cillen iold)en
Sdritt %unternebmen modten. Ger
Nus9ang lit III bieiem 3eitabidnitt
bes Sonatismls 5u llnaemiB. Sem
@crinSerer oils anoerion ieIbli loet,
haB es Die bcmotrotiidlen Gnrteiiiib-
rcr iuarelL, meld)e IN Ser 2egislatl,r'
iiBung BON 1908 Die Stants : QocaL.
Sptions@iu tobt modyten. Or lit ies
nod 9roBmiitbis unb mill ibuen lire
Climber per9eben. menn lie fiinftigr
hin better iein lrno ieine areiie nid)t
ipieocr itoren nollcn. 0arin ,eigt iid)
mieber Der gepieatc Siibrer. Gr mill,
ipic Die Yorteifiibrer. CO ncrmciocn,
sic 2ocal Option. Srage 5il einem po'
litlid)en Siiuc sl MAIDEN, benn baum
lit or mir ailf cine Yortet ongenicien,
lino es lit %immerbin nodJ fraglidL o5
hie 3abl Der Sanatiter in Marplano
groBer lein piiroe, ais Sic scr Ser
niinIti8en, beionoers menn Anberion
ricie @enoung Der Tinge iclblt ber-
t%ciiiibrte. Sobalo 2ocnI Option 81, Ell.
Ter Eorteiiraac iiuiiheu Den beioen
oItcn Fartcien luirb, nerben bic
Torteigren5en gelprengt. mo ba lit
cG ihmer poraus ,uiu9en. alf ipclte
Scitc iid) bic Mebr5abl Der Stimm.
0cber ltcllen miro. Sir Serrn GIN.
rerlo ipiirbe cine Iolhe @cnoiutg
Der Gitgc aud nod Die unangenebme
6olae babcn, oaB er ieinen GuBerit
cintrdglid)en sob" ais Sber.Hrobi.
hitions- Eoifa pcrlieren ipiirbc, oenn
Die Siibrung ocs Samples iiir 2ocal
Option miirbe bonn bon beu Glib
rern Der betreiienben Bnrtei iiber.
1iominen lpcrocu.
Ger Moies, meId,cr eil,c Gbnlitc
aampfnetbooc, pie sic oes 9cpieaten
&errn Inocrion, im Sntcreiie Der
%perlonlifen Sreibcit eriinocn fonnte,
pcroicntc Gin Wonument 10 bod, nie
Der Hatbhoiistburm.
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@~e[bfeahnaau.

@eloienoungen nod 9euti9Innb
uno Oeitreid . l1nearn fiaer ui,o
fdneq beioret. 8. 10 u,o 20 Bort.
icuie 10 utt6 20 aronen SHeiae 81
pertoufen.
Tier. 8. 0isnss e g.,
(9) 3r. 217, CRsDaltmsse.e ts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

6nitter Cob. - Jrau Mbi.
gal II. Sllob, @ittipe oes Srn. Nel.
ion z. Subj, benz friiberen Gigen.
tbiinner oeS olten GarroIlton.SoteIs.
itieo geltcrn, Dem Gage hires 81.
8eburtstages, in Der Mobnuug ibrer
Sod)ter, Srnu ct. Sobn Sfaefer, Ser.
1889, Clifton Mpenue. aus Dem Sc.
ben. Sic mor aus Netu Britain.
Cont. gebiirtig. lebte iebod) felt 90
Subren in Baltimore. Sic 2eidycll.
fcier finbct bette int Srauerbaulc
itott; morgen miro Ole iroiide Siiuc
mad, Nem Britain 9tueds 9eitattung
Aebrad,t meroen. 1ie 8crItorbene
hintcrIdBt 5tpci ainoer: 5rou Ct.
Sobn Sd)ocier ,tno Nron Sdrrp g.
@net in Fortlono, Ore. iopic spei
Gntcl: 5rla. Gbnu unh @eliie Sfaes
fer IN Baltimore.
Sn alter bon 81 Sabren ltorb
IN Der @obnllng ibrer Gobter, Sralt
u. u. Steer bon Nr. TIT. Noro.
@rooowop, SrauG hriltionc MepnoISs.
Sic NOR sic @ittipc bon @rn. ger-
iamin McpnoloS. ipeId)er ciner Der
Tioniere ipor, Die I'M Sabre 1919
nod Californian soeeil. Sic miro
iiberlebt BON iiilti So1tern, oen
6rnuen u. ". Steer inlo Mm,S Gimp.
ion ino Charles Smitbp unb ben
Trls. Morp INTO &enrietta 3epnolos,
i,no ;wei Sobnel,. ben 8S. Sarrp
inb 8irnon &epilolos. ioipic bon
lehs Gnfeln. Gie @eeroieuns iinoct
morecn Mofmittas bon oben &c.
ilon,tcr @obnui,s ibrcr Sodtcr ans
itott. Taitor Sobu Z. Gnior bon Der
&abiion Sallorc : Stride ,pirb AM.
tiret.
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yMcsger.8..Y." rNrbeiter'W .Gbur."
Masfenbaa 800. .@ertbuolc HreiIe.
Wermaniu.Y iannerd)ur.SaQe
Iontag, Is. Eebrnar. 3idets 25 Gts.
41,4.6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-10

Scrfauitc ongeblif @ier
al 10 inDeri dbrigc. - Ger &c.
ltarroteur Siaoor &. &ramcr BON 9tr.
8, 2 iio.GreteritraBe. bate lid) 9eitctn
Dor aaoi S'9teiq III Der oitlid)en 20.
liaeiitation ai,f Die Inihuloi9nrlg hin
AT perontfporten. Spirituoien an
Minoeridbriae ocrfouit 81 baben. Die
elfiGbri9e Mngeic @alm9drtner bon
Rr. 1927. observation-disclosures. mar bo'
bel betrofien porocn. mie tic nit ei.
i,en, eeiiiutsn @ierfrugc ats Der
Wirtbidnft. beraiis FAM. aramer
iulroe oaraui bin bon, TpliSiiteu
Quinn perbuitet. Ter Mngeituloi9tc
iuuroe Dem Beri6tspcrfnbren iiber.
piefen unb nod SteIung bon $500
@iraihait uorlduiie aui freien SUB
geiett.
9sss.1' s'ha, Oh! k !mmsesnualss
A.
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,2cutidj. " merifaniid)er 9ineoln.
Gln6. aiucOln.Sei in Der u2grie,"
Treitas Ibcnb 8 ltbr, IL. Jcbrnar
1909. 6intritt frci! Q1---3
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lplcIeIl.
Mlte SanhitroBr miro &C
hIoien.
Sic alte @inoiorsSiu .Houp miro
illn enoaiilti9 geihloiien. Gie @uo.
act.9eboroe berpillioie gcitcru sic %.
81 eriorocrliden 5000. Sic Stru6cn,
ourdbrnd)S .Gommiiiicn iii nit Del,
@orbercitMnacn iiir Den Surd,brud,
Der Vateritrabe, mclte Ole l2eterc
Strabc ericbcll ioQ, beauitrugt.
Cine @nrnung iir Con.
troftorrn.
Sberlt @Sidcs, ser StroBenreini.
annas.GomnliIiGr, bat seitern eir
@eiild) al oen NoliSeimoritau &C,
rihtet. baB ollie Subrleutc, peIfc or.
De ODER Sd,ltt bon ibren aarren ial.
len Iaiien, prompt perboitet nno a..
riftIif perfol9t iucroen. @ie CT or.
flart. miro Dem observation-disclosures.
Gepartcment lebr piel untniibtt Or
belt p%eririad)t.
Gin interciionier Yr6cc.
een5fall.
Mit 9roBem Ssntcreiic perioIat Ole
itootiid)e Administration cine pouSrn.
Soiiman BON Ger 81. Wuro einacreid)-
te Teroronn,9. iuelhe beslpedt. elmer
Nirlno IN Siio.9altimore St372.5O,
meIhe hieielbe ieincr 3eit iiir oos Sc.
gen bon @oi'crrobrcn beSabIte. 5uriid
5u erItotten. gs miro beiiiruiei. Sob.
in Safe Die 9eroronung. bic jsst il,
Dem Gomiie iiir aPitteI uno Weac
idlpebi. 8eict piiroe, bon alien Sci
ten 1bnlife anipriif)e ssntodt mir.
ben. uno Der Spab Der Stobt ihlieb.
lid onnnferno $4,000. foiten fonn'
te. Tic mciIien ioldcr Mobren wur'
ecn 5nm Jcncridub elIest. iinb ieti
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
RICH, WILL NOT QUIT JOB
CHICAGO Levee Policeman Falls Heir
to $4,000, But Will Stay
On the Force.

Chicago, Il.-"lll stick TO the
force until my time is up. and the
fortune left me by my uncle will not
make any difference
Such was the statement made by
John Messerly for years travelling
through the levee district of the Dies
PLANES Street police station, when he
learned he was heir to $50. 900 left
by an uncle. Samuel Messerly. Jack
sonville, ILL.,, who died July 3. Lewis
Messerly, a brother, Sioux City, Ia.
IA to realize a similar amount.
Messerly Is 3S years old. He never
saw his uncle since childhood, when
he and his brother spent much OF
their time at that relatives home.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
POSTAL CRAFTSMAN SLAIN
Companions Killed Him to Avoid De-
lection, or He Preferred Suicide
to Capture.

Sumner, Ill.-A wounded safeblow-
err, whose body was found in an
alley here, after he and two other
robbers were routed from the postof-
fec by City Marshal Jesse Skaggs, Is
believed to have been killed by his
companions to avoid detection, or
committed suicide rather than be
taken.
Posses with ~bloodhounds are on the
trail of the two fugitivcs, who fled
south.
The city marshal discovered the
cracksmen at work on the p%Ostoffice
safe at . a. m. He opened fire through
the window. and II was wounded.
The robbers returned the fire as they
made a desperate effort to escape.
At dawn the body of n was found
a block from the %postoffce. There was
a bullet hole in his breast and an
other in his head.
The one in his breast. which ulti-
mately would have proved fatal, is be.
lieved to have been the n inflicted
by the marshal. The dead man was
80 years old, small and well dressed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
SECLUDED FOR as YEARS
Recluse Had Not Stepped Outside His
Yard Since Day Lincoln
Freed Negroes.

Louisville, Ky.-News has come to
this city of the death al Green Brier,
Nelson county, of Basil Hayden, who
has not stepped outside the picket
fence bounding his yard since Presi.
lent Lincoln freed the slaves. II was
o resentment at this act that caused
Hayden's seclusion, for neighborhoOd
tradition is that he shut himself In q
little room that day in 1863 after his
sweetheart died and looked no more
upon men.
An Cverseer of Hayden's estate
named Borders was the only human
being whom the anchOrite saw.
Hayden left an estate which will
amount to nearly 100000. the money
being hidden in pillowslips and cast
of clothing.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
T. R. KILLS AN elephant
Former President Brings Down His
First Pachyderm and Is
Elated.

Naironi, Il. T.. A.-Theodore Rocse-
vel, has killed his first elephant
and he il elated. The big pachyderm
fell "A victim to tn" e~x-presidents
shots Saturday while Col. Roosevelt,
hunting only with a native gun.btar'
or, was beating the jungles near his
camp at Kenia.
The beast the president killed was n
magnificent specimen of bull elephant
and will make a valuable acquisition
to the Smithsonian institute.
Leaving Guide Cunningham and
Map. Keller. the Smithsonian lnsti'
tute's taxedermist, TO skin the mas
siye beast and pickle the hide for
shipment TO Africa, Mr.. Roosevelt
has gone, accompanied only by his
gun bearers, to hunt in the vicinity
of Lake Mweru. Kermit, accompa'
ned by a few guides, is hunting In the
vicinity Of Guaso Nyro.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
EFFICIENCY OF THE DEAF
Secretary Nagle Asks Competent
Mutes to Apply For Positions to
Tabuiate Returns.

Washington, d. C.-Believing that
deaf mutes would make good opera
tors for the puncturing and tabu.
lating machines to be used in making
up the returns of the next census,
Secretary Nagel, of the department of
commerce and labor. is inclined to ap-
point them to such positions, II capa-
bic ones apply for the places. This
work requires great care in its per-
Torrance, for the reason that there Is
no way to obtain a check on the re-
suit, and the secretary a see no rea.
son why a deaf person should not be
especially efficient.
A large number of puncturing and
tabulating machines will be used when
the census statistics come in.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
A SCORE OF PERSONS ARE sERi.
oUsLY WOUNDED, SEVERAL
FATALLY, IN CLASH.
CROWDS CHECKED BY TROOPS
Women Armed With Stones and Clubs
Make an EfcctuaI Assault and In
cite Men to Fight-One Wo-
man is Wounded Shot.

PittSburg, Pa.-One state trooper,
n deputy sheriff and three foreign.
ers were shot and killed in a wild riot
at the Pressed Steel Car plant in
SchOenville, whose employees are now
on strike.
Al least a score of persons were Sc
riously wounded, several fatally. The
rioting followed a day of quiet, and
broke without warning.
While the riot lasted, mounted state
troopers galloped indiscriminately
through tn" streets with riot maces
drawn, cracking the head of all per-
sons lettering in the vicinity of the
mill. Deputy sheriffs and troopers
broke in the doors Of houses, suspect
ed OF being the retreat of strikers, and
wholesale arrests We're made.
Scores Of persons were arrested and
placed in box car jails in the mill
yards.
During the early stage of riOting,
women were conspicuous, some We're
armed and others effectually used
clubs and stones. These IN all
foreigners, insane with rage. We're
mainly responsible for melting the
men to extreme measures.
Shortly before $50 o'clock a mob
of men gathered about the ~Schoenvill?
entrance TO the Pressed Steel Car
works. and without warning, made a
concerted attack upon the big swing
ing gates of the stockade. The attack
was resisted by state troopers and
deputy sheriffs, who used riot maces
In the melee Harry Exler, a deputy
sheriff, aged so years, was shot and
instantly killed by a bullet fired, II Is
said, by an alleged strike s%ympathizer
For the first time since the inception
Of the strike, the state troopers
opened volley fire on a mob. 81,
strikers fell at the first round.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Boats Collide; One Beached.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich.-The
40 foot freight steamer Senator, OF
Detroit, was beached on the upper end
Of the middle ground in the St. Marys
river opposite Detour, as a result of a
collision with the steamer Norman b.
Ream OF Cleveland. The Senator had
a large hole stove in her s%tarboard side
and there was barely time to run her
on the middle ground before she filled
with water. No one was injured. The
Rsam was damaged but still Is sea.
worthy.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Invading Navy Repulsed.

Boston, Mass.-An attack on Boston
was successfully repulsed in the min.
ic war e which are being
carried on at the harbOr forts co.
incidentally with the war game in
the southeastern part of the state.
The attack a by army transports
representing battleships. which at.
tempted to make a landing on Nan.
tasket beach. They were repulsed by
the eighty.first corps coast artillery.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26

THE reversing of :. judgment by
an appellate court IN the ground Of q
mere technicality when substantial
justice has been administered is an
outrage" says Justice Brewe- of the
supreme court OF the United States,
the highest legal authority In the
world. This 10 q confirmation Of the
public ideal Of law as the CONSERVATION
and defender Of Justice and Of tech.
nicality al the form by which 10 pre-.
served the spirit.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
NEGROES Denied Whites LODGES.

Atlanta, Ga.-GOvernor Brown has
signed the recent act Of the Georgia
legislature which prohibits the use by
negro secret societies Of the insignia,
ritualistic work, grips, ETC.. Of orders
composed of whites.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Posse Chasing Murderer.

Elkhart. Ind.-Tony Tino. who shot
and killed Frank F. Fortino. a wealthy
Italian merchant. is reported to be
surrounded by a sherin's posse In a
cemetery at Osceola, six miles west
Of here.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26

Nearly 400 blooded sheep from
King Edwards stock farm have been
purchased by a Wisconsin breeder.
and are now on the way west from
Boston, where they were landed re.
Gently. Wisconsin stock raisers
have royal tastes, so far as fine
strains of breeding ire concerned,
and some Of the best cattle, sheep and
hogs in the world are now to be found
In that commonwealth.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26

Now they are talking of the Ameri.
can Peril" in Europe. There is not a
more peaceful or peace-loving power
In the world than this country. and its
possibility as a "peril' exists only in
the excited European imagination In
whose minds the war scare Is turning
into a panic.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
lucania 10 Relocated.

Liverpool, England.-The Cunard
line steamer Lucania, which was dam.
aged by fire Saturday night at her
dock here and was sunk in order to
quench the flames, was refloated and
Is In readiness for removal to dry
dock for examination.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Business Section Threatened.

Mexico Guy, MexicO.-Ffre destroy
ed property in the business center Of
Monterey to the value of about ST.
500, 900, The whole business section Of
the city was threatened. but escaped
destruction largely because there wa5
no wind.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
HEART STITCHED, LIVES
SURGEON sEWs UP TWO CUTS
RECEIVED IN FIGHT.
Organ Is Held In a Tenaeu'um Dur.
ing an Operation That Requires
Almost an Hour.

st. Louis, Mo- Michael Law
less, who was stabbed in the heart
SATURDAY night, and who underwent
an operation in which II stitches
were taken in that vital organ, still
lives.
The remarkable operation was per.
formed early Sunday morning by DR..
Walter c. G. Kirchner, superintendent
OF the city hospital, after the patient
was nearer death than Usually comes
to ope who survives.
Monday the patient was still living
and. while Lawless' condition Is pre-.
carious. hospital physicians say that
he has a chance for his life.
In the fight he was stabbed In the
chest with q pocket knife. A physi-
clan made an examination and ten.
porarily bound the wound. The pa
tient was hurried direct to he city
hospital reaching that institution at
12:45 o'clock Sunday morning, nearly
an hour after the wound was IN.
fiictcd.
DR.. Kirchner took charge of the
case. He made a careful examination.
While the patient had lost a great
amount Of blood and was much weak.
ened, the doctor noted his robust and
perfect physical condition and thought
there was a chance to save his life.
Sections Of Ribs Removed.
His examination revealed that the
knife blade had penetrated the heart
itself and had made an opening an
inch and a half long, With every
pulsation Of the heart blood spurtcd
from it.
An opening above the heart was
made by the removal of sections OF
two ribs. and the action of the heart
was plainly visible TO the surgeon II
his assistants. 1t vas seen that tn"
knife blade had penetrated the peri.
cardium, the fiber that protects the
cndocardium. known to laymen as the
heart sack. and the endOcardium, or
inner heart itself.
Owing to the pulsations of the
heart. Dr.. Kirchner used an instru'
ment called a tenaculum, with which
the heart itself vas seized and held
while four stitches were made In the
endocardium. Then eight stitches were
taken in the pericardium, or the outer
wall, and the heart wa dropped back
into the cavity.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
cashier Dies Of Wounds.

Tulsa. Okla.-Palmer Webbing, cash
Ter of the Kiefer bank, who was
wounded by robbers who attempted
to rob the bank at Kiefer, Is dead.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26

They have neither time nor use for
dead ones in Chicago. The driver OF
an automobile hearse was lately ar
rested in that city for speeding with a
body to the cemetery.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Woman Mysteriously Disappears.

Worcester, Mass.-Word was re-
ceived here that Mrs. A. r. Holt, who
accompanied the Worcester board Of
trade excursion to Seattle, leaving
this city August 4, disappeared after
the party reached Seattle, and has
not yet been found. The party Is now
In Portland, Ore.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Heney Declines Nomination.

Newport. Ore.-Francis J. Heney,
In a formal statement, declared he
could not accept the Democratic indie
pendent league nomination for district
attorney Of San Francisco.