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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
T0NTI0U Fight for the Millions of the Turkish Sultan
FIIKflI7W American Peeress Is HOn0red by Royalty
UnLIuIv Noted French Aviator for Los Angeles Fefe
PAULhAN TO SHOW
AIRSHIP ON COAST
French Aviator Engaged for Ex-
fibition Flights at Los AM
geles Festival

PARIS. Nov. 2s.-Negotiations have
practically been concluded whereby
Paulhan. the French aviator. will go
to America to participate in exhibi-
tion flights in aviation week at Los
Angeles. Later he will give exhibitions
at the mardi gras at New Orleans and
at other places in the south.
Paulhan will receive $4,000 a month
Edward Cleary, who made the ar
rangements with Paulhan, is also ne
gotiating with other French aviators
He made a contract with Dorothy
Levett. an English woman, who yester-
day at Chalons made fight at an
altitude OF 500 feet in Hubert Latham S
machine
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
REMOVAL OF SCHOOL
TRUSTEES is SOUGHT
Action Said to Be Result of
Fight Over Building Site

SALINAS. Nov. 23.-The action
brought to remove the trustees of the
Pacific Grove school district upon
charges of neglect of duty, was called
before Judge Sargent today.
The case was continued until next
Monday, when the motion today Of
counsel for the trustees to ouash the
proceedings upon technical grounds
will be argued.
While the ostensibIe charges against
the trustees are neglect of duty, the
action is said to be the outcome of a
fight over the site for a new high
school.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
CHAOTIC CONDITIONS IN
RUSSIAN NAVAL WORK
Even Designs of Proposed Ves-
sells Not Yet Adopted

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2S.-Reports
on the construction of the four battle
ships laid down June 16 show that
chaotic conditions still exist in the ad-
miralty.
The newspapers say that the laying
Of the keels last summer was mere
formality intended TO meet the criticism
that work at the navy building was at
q standstill.
1t is said that even the designs of the
new vessels have not been adopted and
the completion Of the battleships within
four years is impossible.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
Bars Wholesalers Trade

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 23.-That
a private consumer must buy his beer
or liquor directly from a regularly IL
censed saloon and not from a whole
saler was decided by the supreme court
OF Indiana today.
The decision was given inean appeal
from a lower court TO test the constitu-
tfonality of the Besrdsley law. passed
by the legislature OF 1907. The court
decides the law constitutional.
The Anti-Saloon league is deeply in
terested in the decision, and is expected
TO use ii in its campaign against the
social clubs" that rourish in dry
counties. The law viii also operate
against the extensive family trade"
of breweries and wholesalers in all
cities and counties. whether wet" or
dry"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
WELLMAN CALLS PEARY
MAN WHO REACHED POLE
Commander Pleased by Conf
dence of Explorer

WASHINGTON, Nov 23.-Commander
Robert E. Peary and Walter Wellman,
the arctic explorers. met here tonight
for the first time since both of them
north pole
The occasion was a reception given
TO Commander Peary by the National
Press club of Washington.
After expressing his pleasure in
meeting Peary, Wellman said: Il am
glad to greet you as the only man
who reached the north pole"
Peary expressed his qualification at
this evidence of confidence. but made no
reference to Doctor Cook
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
FATHER AND SON ARE
CONVICTED OF FRAUD

i BUFFALO. y. Y, Nov. 2S.-Joseph H.
Miller and his son, Horace j. Miller.
today were convicted of using the mails
to defraud. Sentence will be imposed
Monday. The Millers conducted an in
yestment scheme under the name of
the Amsterday diamond company
somewhat similar to the famous Frank
Iyn syndica tie. investors being promised
enormous dividends. Evidence showed
they had taken in nearly $3.50. 900 and
paid out about third of it in So
called dividends.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
NIECE OF PRESIDENT
TO WE'D SEATTLE MAN
Miss Louise w. Taft Is Be-
trothed to G. III. Snowden

NEW YORK. Nov. 23-Mr. and Mrs
Henry W. Taft tonight announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Louise W. Taft, to George H. Snowden
of Seattle.
Miss Taft is neice of the president
Snowden graduated from Yale in 1907
and is now engaged in the lumber
business in Seattle.
The wedding will take place in this
city in the Christmas holidays. Presi-
dent Taft will attend.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
Prize for Local Flyer

A prize of $500 for the first local
aeronaut who shall fly kilometer in
a heavier than air machine was offered
by the Pacific aero club at its meet
ing in the Crocker building last
evening.
1t is the purpose of the club TO use
every effort to induce Curtiss. the
Wrights and other aviators to visit the
coast during the coming season For
this reason. and in order to stimulate
the interest of local aviators, the prize
is offered.
Several members of the club are
building either monoplanes or biplanes
and it is believed that before long a
claimant for the prize will materialize
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
Want international Meet

NEW YORK, Nov 23-Thomas F.
Walsh. president of the Washington
aero club, gave a dinner tonight at the
Metropolitan club in honor of Glenn H.
Curtiss, members of the Aero club of
America and committees from the Aero
club of Washington and Baltimore,
who have come to this city primarily
to promote an international aviation
meet in this country next year The
Washington and the Baltimore aero
clubs are endeavoring to have the meet
held near Washington, and have raised
100000 as guarantee No decision
on the matter was announced tonight
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
WILL CONSIDER FAST
SERVICE TO ANTIPODES
Australia Is to Be Brought
Closer to London

OTTAWA. Ont, Nov ga meeting
of representatives of the Canadian,
British. New Zealand and Australian
governments Will be held next spring
to consider the proposal made by Sir
Wiifred Laurier for fast passenger
and mail steamship and train service
from London to Australia and New Zea-
land via fast trains across Canada and
an IS knot service on the Pacific
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
MUSICAL COMEDY ACTRESS
WEDS AN INDIAN PRINCE
Jewels Worth 100000 Gift of
Groom to Bride

LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Dony Parnell, a
popular musical comedy actress, was
married today TO Prince Nesir Ali
Khan, the son of one of the most power
full of the native rulers of India The
prince presented his bride with jewels
valued at 100000
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
AGE LIMIT is FIXED
IN NAVAL SERVICE

ATHENS. Nov. 2s-The chamber of
deputies today adopted the bill limit
ing the age Of naval officers and ap-
pointing a commission composed of
a vice admiral and three captains TO
decide upon the competency Of all Of
ficerS
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
SHAKEUP AMONG HIGH
OFFICIALS OF CHINA
Offenses Connected With the
Funeral of Dowager Empress

PEKING, Nov. 23.-An imperial edict
was issued today dismissing three high
government officials, including Tuang
Fang, viceroy of Pechili. for offenses
committed in connection with the
funeral of the late Dowager Empress.
Chen Kwei Lung, governor of
Szechuen, succeeds Tuang Fang and in
turn is succeeded in his former Office by
Jul Cheng.
WI Chang succeeds Jul Cheng as
provisional treasurer of Nanking.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
BRITISH TEST THE NEW
DREADNOUGHT VANGUARD

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 23.-The new Brit
ish Dreadnaught Vanguard completed
an eight hour trial tonight in which
it attained 22.4 knots an hour. knot
in excess of the admiraltys~ stipula-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
FIVE PERSONS BURNED
TO DEATH IN BROOKLYN

NEW YORK. Nov 2s.-Five persons
We're burned to death in a tenement
house fire in Brooklyn early this
wednesday, morning at Herkimer
street and Haven's place. Eight
Italians were seriously burned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24
JURY IN MENLO PARK
SALOON CASE DISAGREES
Jurors Fail to Reach Verdict
After DeIiberating
fSpeciol DispaIeh to The Cali

REDWOOD CITY. Nov. PA dis
agreement was the result OF the trial of
A. ]. Carleton. the MenIo Park saloon
man charged with selling liquor con-
trarv 10 the state law within one and
a half miles of the Stanford campus,
District Attorney J. j. Bullock was
able to secure only 10 jurors for the
action, and they came in. after three
hours OF heated deliberation, standing
six TO four for acquittak
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24

Illuminated signs are feature of
some of the subway cars in New York
The sign tells the name of the next
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-24

DELAY ORDERS TO
CHASTISE zELAYA
Presidents Advisers Wait Re-
port on Status of Americans
Killed in Nicaragua
Three South American Leaders
Join RevOIutiOnistS and Sal
YadOr May Be Invaded

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2S.-The delay
on the part OF the United states in TAX
ing aggressive action with respect 10
the killing. by order of President Re
lava Of Nicaragua. Of two Americans
Groce and Cannon-it developed today
IS occasioned by the inability of the
government to fix the exact status in
Nicaragua Of the slain men.
Every effort has been made by the
state department TO determine whether
these men We're. in fact, members OF
the revolutionary army or whether they
We're acting on their own responsibility
when they were captured If il can
be proved as seems doubtful. that they
We're really responsible for placing
mines TO blow up troopships Of the
Nfcara guam government and were act
ing in this matter on their own respon-
sibility. their status would be differ
ent from what il would be were they
acting as a part Of the revolutionary
forces.
CONSUL ASKED FOR FACTS
The American vice consul at Ma
nagua has been instructed 70 obtain
all possible Information. Until this is
received il is doubtful II the United
States VIII take any steps looking TO
the chastisement OF Zelaya beyond put
ting Itself in q position to act promptly
should occasion require.
II is believed that plans for the con-
centration Of warships and marines on
the Nicaraguan coast viii continue. and
possibly this show Of force will stim-
ulate the energies of the revolution
lists and result in large accessions TO
their army from disafected portions of
the country now held by Zelaya
TROOPSHIP READY TO SAIL
Overtime work has resulted in put
ting the troopship Prairie. now at the
Philadelphia navy yard. in a condition
10 sail any moment after Thursday with
400 marines. who are Immediately
available for transportation TO Mica
ragus- II necessary this number can
be fncrea Sed within few hours notice
70 700 or even 500.
Although the naval officials discIaim
any knoN ledge Of what the state de-
partment is doing in connection with
the Nicaraguan situation, orders for the
Prairie 10 sail are expected Other
warships may be ordered to the Mica
ragusn coast
Reports from the commander of the
Des Moines in regard TO the effective
ness OF the blockade OF the revolution
lists Al Graytown, Nicara qua. and from
the commander Of the Vicksburg as 10
the situation at Corinto, were received
a. the navy department today and
transmitted TO the state department
Rush" Orders for BattIeShip
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The battleship
NlssoUri came into port today from
New port r J. The fact that the big
Warship came in response 70 z rush
order gave rise 70 reports that the
move was In connection with the Mica
ragua situation However. il was
stated at the New York navy yard
today that the Missouri, so far as was
known was merely dropping in here
on its way 10 the battleship rendezvous
al Hampton roads. where a fleet is
under orders TO assemble December 1
In the course Of the usual winter uava
rracrfce
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8esert Die Gntfcttmns.

Sbr Sran'n, beberaist es in tiefiier
SeeIe,
8enn i6 gu er,ifter @arnulle bier err
5dbIe
an esrien b86it n'orati{S ti|f8 unD Dioof.
g8os iiineit autbentiid9 1T paiiiert uno
foftil6l
Sn ei1er ffeinen Gtabt i'm aanSe
SdIeIien,
9a lit Elm illnser gbenlann ectpeiien.
Ser lieb Ii6 f6ei6en, adj bon Si51 unh
Eager
@on ieiner Satin, neil fie i'm 5u ma<
gerl
@erltebt mid re6t: QIs er am Siauz
besainte
5ein Ser5 ibr anbot emit, bas liebei,te
flumnlte.
Da mar iie n,oIlig, tpie bie Srau BON
WiIo,
llnb netto fpoe iie fiinfunoied5ig 9ilui
sln aanee mab iie eiren Uaeter iies@
Sn bieie @roportion bait er Derliebt
Sod ettpas a,,bers mar Der Sal gelas
als iid bic Game b5sliS d.; a;boemaeertl
8eil IN 8aris bass jest MODERN ms
die TT,
@s"n ems BLOB fiintsia 3 asntimeter bid
8erbun5te iie bur1 Sennis uno @gm,
na1tif
1no Sun9erleiben ibre bolbe Blatit.
8abei berlor iie fiinfl,nb5ipansis
Rfllllbe
l1nb nlles 9lnn1utboIIe, aIIes 9finlbe:
Sic fa6 foufan aug binten 10, tpie pornc
llno blab unb eelb l1no nell tpie eine
Norne.
9a iprod4 Der @aun: rslls idb 9iN
emit geeblidt,
6at Seine carte ssiiIle- mid 6eieliot -
llnb iebt. nadoem 9u Sid beg Sctts
entle0iat,
Bin i9 Inn brei5ebn atlo Srau eel6de
oigtl
rBas ipei6 unb runb mar, lit iebt
bart uno edig,
g9as rofia mar. lit fa6l unb Ieberflefig,
Bia id9 Sid fiiiien, finb' i6 feline &ips
pen,
8ia i6 Sid bergen, fpiir' id5 9eine
gfippenl
I sd ipar Sir nur als elmer Grau gez
fpogeu,
Die aud] nod an5og, mar iie ausge8o<
| f1pn
Silt Sir Die 9ai0e unb Der Chic Ser
sfleibung
Webr als 9ein Mann = 10 flag i6
bait allf Sbeibuna"
Sod m66t er's sdrtlib ober sornia
~ beiid]en,
Sie fpoIlte iicb ni6t pieoer iieu befleis
16en
@r mar NIT 3nlit unb anoden nidt slls
frieben
l1no ridtigl gaeuli6 bat man Iie aes
f9ieben
9rlim bolbe Srann: lobt ab bon Der
gntfettltne,
Cont triibt ii1 Cure CHE pbne Gettune:
Sic Wdunerliebe, Die fein leerer 0abn
1T.
@ia elm 0bieft, an Dem bod audi lpas
bran it'll
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= @ie man anf eine prigineae
4rt Diebe fider faneen fann, obne
ben BoIi5ei Mpparat in getDeguna
gu ieben, baS lebrte cine 8erban0luno
Dor oeln 5tettiner Sdoffeneeridt,
iiber bie 6eri6tet miro: Dcln Sallsv
better ). in Yobebuid NOR i'm Sep
tember pieoerbolt Sbit aus ieinenl
@arten seitoblen tporben. slls er Ell
neg Na6ts nad Sauie fan, borte er.
Die Die @ipfel Der 8dume in feinelu
@arten raidelten, obiuobl es lpinoltiG
par. gr abnte fofort Sbitoiebe uno
ging besbalb Inn oos @aus berun
nod ieinem @arten. 8irfli6 Be-
merfte er al6 orei @eitoIten, Die elf
rig bemiibt maren, sroBe Safe init
Dem feiniten Sbit gu fiillen. Ser @e.
ItobIene lit in ieiner Nahbaribaft als
gauhreoner befannt, nnb bieie <nIt
fam linn iebt auitatten. gr idrie Den
Dieben fraftig gu: .Solt! 8eincr
riibrt iib bon Der Steae!" unb bonn
nit perdnoerter Stiume, ols iei es
cine anoere Berion: yGarrel, fol
man De Dogge adter rup!" 9o5ni.
den marfierte er bas 4nurren zines
6unoes Da befamen es Die giebe,
orei 8erionen, nit Der aneit 5u hut,
lieBen ibre Safe fallen uno peripro-
den, ni6t aus5ureiBen. Der 8aub.
reoner gine nun auf iie gu, ore6ts
ii6 norber aber nod einmoI I'M, riei
nod oer StraBe bin: vSerr Ger.
geant, bleibert sic an Der @fe itc-
ben!" uno lieB oteien au6 ontlpor-
ten, 10 bob es ben Ini6ein CAB. ols
Oh oos gan5e Sous umitellt lei. 9tui
oieie Weiie gelang es Dem idlouen
gauhreoner, bic Diebe nit nod Der
StraBe 81 nebmen unb fie oann mil
6iilfe 5peier auf1llig oaberfonlnen.
Der Soloaten ouf Die Boli8eitpade 81
fiibren.
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. Ser Dor einiger Belt erlaIlene

Ser Dor einiger 3eit erlaiiene
@ufruf gu elmer Salnmlune fir Die
@interbliebenen bes am %. ssuli
perltorbenen 9idters 0etlep b. 2i-
liencron bot bel Der San1bureer giir-
geridaft, bem 8arlament Der 9an-
iaitaot erfreuli6el1 anflong geiln-
ben. Ser bot bnhltebenoen Berion4
Iibfeiten, lpie Sen &eidsfan5fer Oh.
y. 9etbmann-Spameg uno Dem irii-
beren Geidsfan5ler Siirften b. Bi-
lom ltnter5eibnete appea batte al1-
geregt, eine Summe auf5ubrilteen,
melbe oie @ittpe nit ibren beioen
unmiinoieen Sobnen por Der Scot bes
2ebens idiisen ioa. Sn oer Sane
burger giirgeridaft 1T iest Der Mn-
frog gelteat poroen, Der Wittpe oes
Dibters einelt 8etrag bon 5ebntaI-
ieno Marf an iiberipeiien. Gral b..
2ilieneron mobnt init ibreu 4inoern
gegenmdrtig in 9llt=&ablitebt bei
Sarnburg.
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: a :.

@ie aus @aco gelneIoet Miro,
lit Elm grpreB-8adet init tauieno
Dollars, oas bon BORT ila1 Dem flei-
men Srte 8ieiel geididt muroe, ner-
idipunoen. Ser iunge Manu, Der
als 9gent Der @eas Sarge @elca-
fdaft in &ieieI fllnaierte, i1eiut ebcu-
falls peridmunoen au iein.
= @perett g. 2etpis, Der BEL bern
Sturnn lesten CONNER, als oas
8ettiion gier BEL @albeiton 5erlt0rt
muroe, einen port ipobnenoen lq5-
men Monn rettete, lit I'M ct. Morp' :,
9ofpital gu COLLECTION an ben Sol
gen elmer aus geriebell genommc-
nen Doiis 2ouoanum geltorben.
@abreno er biriter bel1l 2aDl-
tiid in ieinem Geitaurant fton6.
uuroe in gollinspine, l1ilipeit Geni-
ion, ein eetpiiier Geo. goes eridol-
len. Ser Mttentater idoB Don orou-
gen in Die Sir binein umo toteta
Goes auf BEN eriten S6ub. 9rot-
oem mebrere 2eute in Dem Melton
ront maren, tuuroe er ni6t erfannt
uno es gelone ibm gu entfomnen.
Die ginbreher. bic Ieiner5eit
Die 8anf in @rono grairie beroub-
ten, iinb iest beioe berurteilt. Ser
eine, go. Miners, bat 5ebn Sabrr
3nhtbaus erbalten, Der ol1oere.
5bas S. Somaro, 5tDolf Sabre. Die
5eioen iuneen guriden pnroen bot
in paar nSreunoinnen" berratell.
Die eiferfiidtis geuoroen maren, neil
lie fih nit onoern Srauen5inuuern
abgegeben batten.
6. s. 9ieIt lit mieoer gum
Braiioenten Der Daaaier Jair err
pablt moroen. Gie iibrigen gean-
ten fillo: 81. 81. 5erris nno S. 6.
Dufe. 8ice-9rafioenten; Sionep
Smith, Sefret1r; Sen 6. gobea,
9iiIfsiefretar; S. 8. Mooue, S1oe
nleifter.
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Qus getp Norf neIoet nlol

@us SEEM gorf nleloet nlan:
Gin 8ertreter bes bieligen oeuticben
@eneralfonlnlats plaibierte auf ellis
SSslano mebrere 5tlnoen lang Dor
Der SsSnquiiitionsbeboroe babill bah
Der 8ole Slfo Odotsfp, Der bier oilf
Dem Sanhurger 9an1pfer Bulge
ria" eintraf, feitgebalten meroe, oo
Die Moglidfeit porlieet, BOB er nit
ben entleslihen ahtfad)en Woro, Der
unldngit tn Dem Bolener 9rte Nos
guslabiee neriibt ipuroe, i1l 8erbin-
oung itebt. geatiirfi6 belt oie aonl-
lniiiion bielen @inpanoerer felt, ull
Den bieiieen 8ertretern Der beuti1en
&egiernng @eleeellbeit gu geber, per
&abel bon oriibell ipeiteres gepeis-
material in 8erbinoune nit oenl
idaurigen 8erbre9en gu erlangert.
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g. u. & ". 3. gabn.
g.. $. G g. u. (Saupt.2inie).

u, p. q 9. U. (9anpt-Stn1e).
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SO. 9-gom Often. .7:35 uorm
No. 7-Wom Often. ...... 900 nadn4
go. 10-gI Bafo H. Beiten. 1870 nat,n.
Nbfnbrt-
SO. 10-gl gaio H. @eiten. 1880 nah,n
go. 10-0ah Dem Gi1en. .10:30 nahni
SO. 8-Nah Dem Often. 11:40 BORN
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Is Sabre IeibenS

an ltnperoaulihfett = bieIe Dofto.
rem gebroudelto u1ro 5000 fir Me.
oi5in pergeblid ausgebeno, braubte
9. S. Gpscue bon Sngleiioe, q. g.,
idlieBlid Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Billen
unb ihreibt, oaB iie i'm oonig furisr-
ten 25 Gts. BEL alien Druggilten.
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Giinf 9ufIars tGalidl

uno mebr fam iid Seoermann olh
on fleineren Srten ourd lleberna5-
me elmer bequemen Macntur nebcrbei
peroienen. Sahfenntniiie unr6tiJ.
Man fhreibe cine 9oitfarte on Mr.
u. Gteenfen, Amiterbom, Souano.
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sSarttt AZ bermtetett

Cine 6arm gu pernieten on ga.
laoo, SO SLIDER II, &ultur, 500 @del
Paiture, nit permanentem @olier
9auier unb 5deunen. Charles Sitt-
mar. 3in1mer 301 Gibbs 9miloillg
segeniiber Hoitoffice, Neues Gel. 19
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las geras WanScr

beilt ale Wieren, BIofen uno rbeumo.
tiid)e 2ei6en; Bel alien Gruggilteu
ooer 2 monatIihe 8ebonoIung per
8oit fir 81. Or. 6. IS. Son, 1926
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Mo. Gdreibt
fir 3euoniife.
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Gutter 9lat fir @eibnadten.

@nter &at fir @eibmadtcn.
9as @eibnabtsfeit riidt naber ihun,
S'rnm @ater, Wemtter, gobter, Sobn,
Sabcn bebarrlidl nadJgebaft,
gSas tupl benz Mnbern Trembe titaitt.
Bel Ginbern lit es ia gang Ieidbt,
9aii man bas ifbne Siel erreidt,
4n Spiel5emg finhct Senermann
Sa Maes, mas er ,uiinid5en fann.
Odd BET Griuadjicnen, ba fallt
Die SadJe mebr Id)on in bas Gels,
Sa 1T bic Gnsmabl manfmal idJiucr,
8einnbers uenn ber 8cntcl leer.
Die Wentter neint, ber Epdjter gut,
gSirb' fteb'n ein n2mit'ger @ithuen $2itt." +"
ODD 8ater fd)impfet, adj, babel,
OF hieier Wspbe Narretei.
ODD bats bic Mntter idjlam eentadjt,
ltnb fflieklih ibn habin gcbrad1t,
Sae er nadJgibt, bcnn @eiberliit
0ebt iiber MlleS, ipie iBr tuiht.
Der spbn tuinfdjt fidj ein Sasbseiucbr,
2lilein bic 0antter fiirdJtet iebr
'gsen linfal, mic i'm BON Der Sasb
Sdun ieoe Seitnns oft sebradIt.
Der quite Snfel benfet gar
Der Neffen unb Der gfidjten Sdaar,
8pn benen Seb' nnb Seber bcnft,
Sak linn Der Snfel cttuas idenft.
giit On ber Snfel, ,ucik id 9iat,
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-15
Friday, October Is, 1909.

In calling attention to the constl-
tutional provision as to the reglstra-
ton of voters The Herald and News
did NOT have reference to the statute.
On that point DR.. Cromer's opinion
is safe. But a statute cannot change
the constitution. The constitution
says the registration books for the
State shall close thirty days before
an election. This election is ordered
to take place less than thirty days
from the time the books were open.
This election comes on Tuesday, No
vember 2, one day after the day for
bpening county and state books OF
registration. That will close the
books on the first Monday in Novem-
ber and to vote in the city primary a
town registration is necessary and to
secure it you must have g state reg
istration ticket.
If, however, all the requirements Of
the statute are complied with it will
be alright. It is important to have
the sewerage and our only purpose is
to be sure We are right so as not to
have another hold up on technical
ity.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-10-15
A correspondent of the News an

A correspondent Of the News and
Courier from Walhalla says the new
schedule lengthens the time between
Grenville and Charleston two hours
and half. That may be true if you
take the early train, but you have
the time in Columbia. But who
would take rain to Charleston that
took a whole day when you eould
get one that eft Greenville late Ill
the afternoon with sleeper all TIE
way to Charleston putting you there
for breakfast next morning7 That
is the train for people from the up
country to Charleston. If they want
a day train there is the Coast Line
which leaves Greenville at noon and
reaches Charleston at night.