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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

The State Board of Health will
ask the legislature for a small ap'
propriation with which to combat
d%iphtheria. If the board can achieve
as much along this line as it has in
driving out small pox, the appropria
ton should be made. The peoples
money can not be expended in a
better way than in relieving suffer
ing humanity and minimizing dis
ease in all forms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Appeals to Newspa-
pers to Exclude Liquor.
Advertisements.
Advertisement

Editor Advertiser: The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of
South Carolina, in their annual ses-
sion in Columbia, decided that, as
the organized mother-love" Of South
Carolina, they would confer by let
ter with the press of South Carolina
and ask for their cooperation in
banishing from our borders the in
iquitous jug trade which is such a
mena,e to the youth and innocence
of our state.
Our organization has great regard
for the press of South Carolina, and
it has been generous with us. We
can not do great things; but when
ever an opportunity presents itself,
we feel it our duty to do something
for the protection of our homes and
fresides.
There is one way that the press
l,of South Carolina can efectually de-
crease the jug trade, and at the
same time win for itself the ever
lasting gratitude and loyalty of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of South Carolina. This is
by the elimination of whiskey adj
vertisements from their columns.
This suggestion originated in the
heart of the long-suffering woman
hood of our state, who have borne
the burden in silence so long. Will
you not respond to this request? II
you wish to do SO you may publish
this letter, and we shall be glad Of
a personal reply from you in regard
to this matter.
Mrs. E. E. Williamson,
Chairman.
Mrs. J. W. White,
Mrs. G. P. Robinson,
. Nommittee
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Trespassing on the property of
another is a dangerous piece OF
business in North Carolina. A man
and woman were shot near Ashe,
Vile last week for trespassing. Bet
ter stay under your Town vine and
zig tree"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

We hope our shoes made up by
such manufacturers that are reliable
md when we sell you shoes we a
ell you what they are made of and
We stand behind every pair we sell
IS we do not handle jobbers line of
hoes.
Rives Bros.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Decidedly the most sensible
fashion of the season is the plain,
snugly-ftting "Mary jane dress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

hold water and sca1ding pain in passingit,
or bad effects followingus of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
through the dag, and to get up many
times during the night.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. 1t has been thor
oughly testedin private practice, and has
proved so successful that a special al.
rangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling
more about Swamp-Root, and how to
6ndoutifyouhave kid ~
ney or bladder trouble. MTENE
When writingmention ::.:ssssss: HI : ss :S%ss=.s
reading this generous .s::::s:ssI 49,:
offer in this paper and ssssSslsTsf1SE5zSHssS;EHiai
send your address to gsssssssHsg92sgsgsE
DIR. Kilmer g. Co., Home o. s7anpItOot.
Binghamton, NY. The regular ffty-cent
and one-dollar size bottles are sold by
| all druggists. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, SwamP-Root,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
! dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Large shipment of Bicycles for
men, boys and girls. Good wheels
at popular prices
Stewart q Kernaghan
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Is it Cook the impostor, or Cook
the persecuted9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

While you are planning to fill
your own child's stocking to over
flowing, give a thought to the
empty stocking of some poor neigh
boris children.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Congress has millions for the ir-
rigation of the West but not a cent
for draining the marsh lands of the
South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

DlaQQST ISlilSuy, OS>
cause of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulflls almost
every wish in v e
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
and every part of the
urinary passage. 1t
correcfS inability to
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Heretofore, the men have beer
doing the killing in Aiken county.
but now the table has turned ano
the women are welding the deadly
weapon. Wonder how Aiken women
carry their firearms, whether in 9
hip-pocket or wrapped in their
Mary jane?
Cotton Senator Smith is sale
to be as happy over the continued
advance inSthe price of the staple
as the farmer who has several hun.
bred bales. There is no questioning
the fact the South Cardinals junior
senator has in season and out OF
season been loyal to the cotton
growers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

How time flies! In less than thir-
ty days the Legislature will convene
gain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

The hot supper" season is on
and the usual reports of casualties
are already coming in.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

IS. Cook, like some Edgefeld cooks,
has come up missing" when most
needed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15
Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everyone knowsof DR.. Kilrner's
Swamp-Roor, the grea. kidney, liver and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Fresh prunes, c%itron, figs, oat-
meal, shredded wheat, postum and
many other nice things.
3. Timmons.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

The standard of the former old
firm Of the best shoes in the county
is being more than kept up by us
as we are carrying the same line of
shoes and also others.
.Rives Bros.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Large stock of trunks, suit cases
and travelling bags. Prices very
reasonable.
RAMSEY & JONES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-12-15

Take up the old mating in your
home and put fresh, new mating
down. We have a large asscrtmen
to. select from.
RAMSEY 81 JONES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Srcffer blicben ATS.

llrtqorii6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mel
dc MorriS S6liser an Iein9
SunrSlcllte pcrfoufte, trllget felne
@liidSnlmmcrr. - 2otterleortel
lieht iett ieinem GroSeB tntgegell.
@as er einem 9eridterItuttcr
crj1bltc.
Sn Der iiiolifen EoIijeiltotion
puroc geitcrn &ormittna Der 30 Sab
re olte Oeitreider WfnrriS ShliBer
bon @oibinaton 9. g.. inter Der Nr'
ibuloi0ung iiir Dos GCrfobrcn oeS
Griminolgerihts ie%lt1ebolten, Soo'c
Der llu9uriid)cn &Iaiicn.Sottcrie per
folit 5lt bo6en. @r mor nidt I'M
Stonoc. $4,000 9iirQihoit, iuelde
GoIi5ciridter 2epis furbertc, 5u Itel'
len ulo mon0erte 0esbdlb ms
Stnotgcf6ngniB. Shlibcr mad)tc o.
tcrs Nbitchsr bon @oibington nod)
Baltimore unb bcludte 0onn leine
Sanoslcutc, ron rcnen ia bier 10 uielt
IN 9ncuit.Foint pobncn. Sielc linO
irob. penn tic IN Den 9ciib BON oitrci'
d)ii6en Hooicn fommct fonnen, ubcr
&cltoiIrotcr 6ron5 Socobs bon Nr.
1923. NcoionItrabc, hurdouS nid)t.
Gr foIite Dor brci @oden o~lcr6ingS
BON SdliBcr ctll SoQors9nos mo
roiielte bel Der lctten 3iebung oltrI).
Ms Sbliber om Sonntog &ormitto1
i'm picoer ouiilid)te, bohtc Socob'8
oar nId)t 0oron, nod cinnnal Icill
@lif 5u uerlild)cn. lln9lildlid)er
@eiie beiudtc Shliter aud Den &e-
l~iouraieur Midoel Gerrport pon Nr.
100, &uIlitroBe, Der, m16reno ocr Got
tcrie.A9cnt BON $4,000 Srcfiern
ifnGrmtc, nod Der Yolijci id)idtc.
Sergeant Griffith mar bolo 5ltr Stel-
lc. mo ais CT ieine @ono oui bic
Shultern oes Sdliber Icgte, crblcid)-
te Der Settcrc mo iogte fleinIout:
oScr0cunt, sic tbun MIR Sbre Eiliht
uno id) fol0e Sbncu."
9lo ein 9crid)tcritotter oicier Sci.
tung Den Irrtitonten intcrpielpte uno
ibn ooranf oufnerfiam mohte, bob
bic Stroie in cinem berortigen Solc
i'm Stootc Worplon6 BON 5mei bis
fiinf Sobren 3ltdtbouS bctrugc, ,udte
Sdlibcr nit Den Nd)icln unO iogte:
I'D bobc niht gemubt, bob eS ltroi.
bar lit, oo ia Ole 2ooie Die o%ltrcidilfc
Ecgierung ousgiebt. SD bobe mel
nen ridtlgcn Nonten ongtgebcrL iper.
DC mid ober bitten, irgeno cine onbe-
re FcrIon IN oicien Soil 5u perlpif.
teiu. rcip. Den Homen oaS 9iefcron.
ten Der Sooic ol5u9cbcrL. Gin Eoli.
5eirid)tcr bat ia III eineHl oerartigcn
Sale feline Sltrisbittiou, mesbolb idl
unterIicb irgcno lueld)c ~9ln9o6cn 81
mnd)cn."
Sd)liscr, Der ongiebt, qleihjeiti0
Der Ngent elmer Sronsier.G ompoqnic
Der 9unoeobolptitobt 81 iein, mod,t
cinen rcdt bcihciocncn Ginorud unb
ninlnlt Die SodIe iebr folt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

benen Sobnn $. Sufe ouf Dem
,Qouoon.G Bart 6rieoboie" itott. VA,
flor 9cnner non Der rcformirten Sn1'
manuclS.8 amcinoc on Der ode DON
Shrocoer- uno SorotogasStrobc
omtirtc i'm Srouerbauie uuo ON
@rabe. Ginc Siiae pr1d)ti9cr OH.
menipenoen BON 8erluonoten ltES
Srcunoen idJmiidte SEN Sorg. SIS be
fanoen iid) b%arunter iolde bon 0elt
troucrnoen @Itern unb @eihpiitcru,
Dem Sltgcnooeretn un0 Dem Sing.
DIOR Scr Smmonucls @tmeinbc,
6rou Gourob gngcL 6rou 5. Noqel,
Sobn $. Stenael, Trou 6. Wilbt.
molllL 2. ". Gridion. ". Somorb.
6rou Is. &. 8bcelcr. Sobn Grippe.
SenrD Simmel mo SraL Solrl
Moun mo Nnbereu. NIs 9obrtud),
trGger iungirten hic 0errtu &er6ert
aloiomSfn, 8%crbinonh arolB, 9ur(
Strott, &orI 2)pit, Scnrp areuocr
un0 Charles &rcilocr. Ter Gcrltors
bcnc. Der Dor bier Snbrcn on eiuNm
Nicren(ei0eu crfrouftc. geborte gum
nGorpGrtS T%urnpcrcin." gum Gina.
dior mo Sugeuhpcrcin Der SmHlos
las@emcinbe. NllBcr bcu id)mcrGc.
priiiten GItern, lpeId)e imnerbolb htr
Irttcn Il Sabre bier cruohiene Sill
Der ollrd ben Son perloren, 6etro,t,
ern ocn Gerblihcncu nod Smei 9rii
Der, 8corg uuo NifoIouS Sudc.
2ouis y. @edcr.
Gic 9eeroigungi ocS &crrn 9olliS
g. 9eder fono Ncltern Gornlitto1
pom Srnuerbouie Maple 2alpn oil
Der Professionalism aus olif Der
Grub HibBe Cemetery" itutt. ,0crr
9eder itorb an SomIto9 plotlid1.
Sn ainen StroBcnbobnmogaon luilr.
DC or ollf Dem Seimluc0e pom Sdlo.
9c0eriibrt. &err 9cder mar 81 Sabre
oft; CT mar GcrfGuier iiir Die 6. g.
Bruce Co. Gr bintcrl0Bt iei1a @itt,
mc, 6rou Goa 2ouiic Wcdcr, oeb.
3i%mnlcrn1ann. urto iiini Sobne, Ole
Nerren Charles. Cigar. Stunlcp.
Gbcitcr unb 2ouiS j. @cter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

Sin5ufii9ung pom 5ebn Nbidnitttn
gum slrtitel % Der Stootgeiebe BON
1893, Sitel .Snipettion bon @emid,,
ten unb WnaBcn."
@onOemnirung mo Seffnurg bon
@lenn.S troBe.
6onoemnirung mo Seffnung CT
mes 5beileS bon Slinglnff-goe.
SIN 5meiten &otbS5metgc.
Sn oritter 2eiung on9enomnten
murben Die folaenben @erorbnun9en:
GrlaubniB Der 9enubun9 oeS GiS.
boots y2otrobe" fiir Die r2nurcnS
Memoriol sliiociotion,"
gmenoirung oeS ollgemeinen
StroBeupblones i'm MINER, inner
bolb Der neitlifen @ren5linie Der
Stoot, Der norblidcu @ren6linie Der
Stoot. Der HeiiterstomnsHoao nnO
Der 2ibertp Sei9btS- Iuenlte.
Gonocmnirung mo Seffnllng otS
6%rienbsburp EIoce, 5ruilhen EreBt.
mon-StroBc mo @inbior WiaS-
Hpoo.
9eluiai9ung elmer Eeniion an
6roll Catherine 6reimonn. Die @itt-
zoe zines I'M Iicnite pcrumgliidrcn
6cnermebrmonneS.
gemilliaung elmer Geniion al
6rou &ottie Is. Gurrp.
9ic bon Scrrlt GolpneS in Der pps
rigen Sibun0 eingereidte &erorO.
ming, Welde Den Homen Der Gotclp-
gpcnue 5t Sorclt Iuenuc gcGnoert
baben luoute, lultroe bon oemiclben
Sltriid9eiogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Guun Halter &ulfSfeit.

Gnun tottcr GulfSfelt. -
Sn Der lcbtel Gcriommlung ocS
nGonnitottcr SolfSicit- Gereins," in
lueld)cr Eraiiocnt 6rou5 Sonter ocn
SorIib iiibrtc, murocn Die ioIgenoen
ottipcn MitgIieocr oui9cnommcn:
Charles Scpbolo, Srit 9crtbolo,
aoom Hcntihlcr, iun., 6rib Reutter,
Charles &rammer un0 Ioui0 Sonne.
bef. "a III llebercinitimmuna nit
Der &ercinS-G ouititution Ole uftiue
Wit8Ileblhoit MIR ais % Witglic.
bern bcItebeil fam, lpilroeil bier mci.
tcre Galtoiooten bis 5t fiilcr cpclt.
tlicllcn Gafon5 iiir uftipe MitaIit7.
lboit 5llridgelcot. Iurd Die glti.
nobmc Scr $50. Is. Giielc, Huoolpb
aoiier, gunil Spiicrt II. aorI Sd)nitt
dis paiiipc MitgIieber lit Die ,3obl
Scr poiiipen Mitglicoer ocs 9creins
icbt ouf 225 ongewohien. ginlobun-
gen bon bcfreinoetcn Gereinen lullr.
ben nit Ionf cntaegcn gcnommcn,
nno e%rnonnte Der Soriibcr folgenbes
Siinfer'Gomite fir oclt Ieittiden
Gag: SS. 9onroo ScnieIing Nrtbur
". 0ontmel, &arl Coulter, Noum
Tcntihler uno Goipar giiclc. Mit
Der @inleitlrng 5lnt proieftirtcn
Shiner'I ctfmoliono murocu ole
$50. 8ron5 Souter. grtbur W. Bonn.
mel iino Gonroo Scnicling betroiit.
Nof erleoiGung Der RoutincgeibGite
crfofgte mic gGuoGnlit cine iibclc
llntcrboltung.
Ginbru6 in 0o0conito oft.
- Sn Der Hoht porn Sonntoa oiti
geItern iunrOe III ooS Wulter'ifc
6reibao nt Sigh, nahe Yrott.S Str,
eingebrod)ell. ieoof mad)te Der Gin,
BREEDER nur iebr gcrillge 9eutc. Ger
Ginbru6 lpuroe bcmerft, als ole At-
gaIteatcn ocs Babes geitern Moraelr
zines Der 5lpci fiir5lid a%ngeid)oiitcn
@elbrcgiiter pcrmiBten. Rad longcm
SUDDEN muroe Die perniiBte @clofoIic
%p1rborge1 uno o%ifgcbrodcn IN eillcr
itebcn Der 9ooeanitolt bciinolid)en
Iaep ouigeiunoer. 9ieielbe mar
offenbar bon Dem eilibredler ans
Dem 6eniter gemorfen nnb oonn ar.
gebroden iuorben. Ger Ginbreder
oiirite iibrigens unnngcnebm iibcr.
rnidt gelueien iein, ols er nur atmG
20 eeilts porfano. Ter Iieb mui,
bortuB geipeien iein, oenn uui cirer
polirten 9ant muroen Die aboriide
ieiner Tiibe entOedt.
gebarren nuf ibrem
9 tanopnn tt. - Iie iSroeliti.
lfcn Mebaer. wc(de foid)eres 5lciid)
pcrfoitienJ beihloiien oltd) in ;3r4
finft, %nngead)tet olIsr anariiIe lei.
tens Der peteinigten israelitiid,cn
9%eneinoen, ibrei S%leiidbeonri BON
Chicago SIT be5ieben. ba lie oas
Nlsiif) BON bort I'll cinem billisercn
FreiS erbalien.
Berionol Noti5. 5rau
Gbriitino Sortmon, Die @attin oes
b%efannten 8oli3iIten Sobn Sartnlon
BON iiiopeitliden Eiitrift, besiebt iid)
mor9en nebIt ibrcr 1nnliiie nuc)
Gucenstopr, Wb.. auf orei Woden
IN Die Sommeririife.
Fnitor 3ulins Sofmonn reiitc
9eItern nod Neiu:9orf. Inn bei'm
Sanaerieit als Mitglieo oes Ger.
monio.M Gnncrdors" ON EreiSiingcu
theil3nnelmen.
edHe Arv 4nsiss. b.t".ss y ~-s-. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22

On Spmcn'9 Sciicln. =
N0brcno Snfel, SontenL Yettern mo
Snicn I'M Yorlor ocS SolieS Or.
1882, Sit-Mommentltr., nit Spolls
Eun9 nllf Den 3citpuulft marteten, i'll
Dem Serr Gam. VI. GopIun, Gin @r.
itcnfobrifont, nit ieiner @oic, SRI.
&cnnie GuplaL oen Gbcbuno id)lic.
Bcu Iolte. lieB iid) boa YGrdcn III
offer StiQe I'M Sofruum bllrdl pclt
Hnbbiner s.. Wirmit BON Der 9etb
Sofob-S pna9n0e troltell, lui0, Die
Warten0en famet mn loren Spab.
Nils tic bann BON Der uollenocten
@raulin0 nernabmen, mod]ten tie gu
te Miene gum boien Spiel uno brods
ten ben Neuuernldblten ibre @liid-
piinife oar. Nod elmer froblihell
Sod)5eitSieicr troten Die lergebadcs
men Gbeleute, Die lid idon bon ibrcn
Sltgenbjobren Der fenneil, cine Sod.
5citSreiic nod) Dem Noroen an. Nuf
ibrcr Rildtebr merben Tie in 9tr. 1882,
ELECTROMAGNETIC. iDr Seim auiidln'
gen.
- Serr q. Tidrpien, Elm &orbfo-
brifont bon Nr. .t04 Siib.EocQitr..
perbeiratbete iih nit Sri. Hcginu
9cttcnbon unO befinoet lid iebt ollf
Ser Sod6citsreilc. Gr llinmt nit lei
ner Satin crit am SGngerfeit Sbeil
ltnb reiit oonn nod Den Nia0ora-6Gls
len mcitcr, Nod) ibrer Hiiffebr ner-
ben ole NeupcrmGblten in Nr. 1875,
Siio- gnn.Str,, @obnrlit9 nebnlen.
Scute Ibeno miro Soter Gornc-
illus Gocp IN Der fotboliiben Ct.
gliiobctb.9irhe Srn. gernboro aelu,
einen Boli5ilten bes oitlihen Iis
i~trifts, uro Sri. Sberaie @mrbine
ooit 9fr. 26tO, Oit.9aItimore.S troBr,
in Die Hoienfeiieln ihmieben. gei'nl
5rouomt iperoen ole Serren gbporo
Seolep unb Wottbep Dunn oils
ollibers" fungiren. Ger Trauu,a
folet Elm gmpfong I'M Sauic ,bcs
9r1utigams, Nr. 156, Horo:9afcs
Uooo-apenue, unb bann tritt ous
SCAR cine Soh5eitsreiie nod ben,
Noroen on.
- Serr George s. Soffron, Der in
Der III. arell5-airde al Der @eit-Str.
SRI. Margoretba eliiobctb Hlnge,
Der Sodter oes He%itolrotellrS Wil.
liam Gunge, bon Nr. 11Ot, Sonoper.
StroBe, Ole Sono gum 9unoe fiir'S
2eben reid)te, befinoet iif iest nit
ieinem jiingen @eibden oiti Der Sod)-
5eitstour nah bem Horben. Batter
Gamer, Der Seeliorger Der IF. areuj.
STRIDE, pou5og Den Sroitoft. Die
9rout trig cit weiBes Sotinflcio
nit inportirten beuiihcn Eerlen-Sr:
nanlenten beiebt mo Elm aroBes 9oll.
qilet ouftcnber Wruutrolen. 0eim
eintritt oes Vrolitpuares in ooo Got.
tesbous ipiclte scr Srgonilt Der &c
nleinoe. Vrof. SmoQ, Den SodBeitS-
morid ans v2obengrin". IlS 9raut'
fiibrer iungirte Serr Seroinano s.
5inoling limo ols groutirngfcr Sri,
@oocIine &unge, cine SdJpeiter Der
grailt. Wod ieilter Hiidfebr miro
Serr Suffron im Sauie Nr. S05,
Solins.S traBe, @obnung nebn1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-22
Rantkulbrtlnnp
Der
DE

Sdhpofe. neroofe perforrn. eeplaet bon 9cii.
niIesloligIett mo f9lC3teit Srdunleit, ert96'
pteioen stusiIiriicn. Hruft, Hliidets ufio ,aupf.
,Ins SSCii6tS S" aotaFr6' M,aesmsriiideT pp et WsHurs
i~ioptnng. I4iibiaieii. Grrotben. 3itterr. 0erS'
tloFien. SrulioeileInunrl Iertqiilibteit nno
nj: siniach, idneii uus biaia aiis unnata rtidaeu
Yerlhie ano ouoere Solgen iugeHolidler Ser.
%irtnnaen gttnolif gcbeiit nHo role Weinuhbeit
tyaus neaes seiiusrfabren. Sessr ietn siasutr
Ar5t.
5icfco GubororoeutIi6 intereTinnts uno lebr.
bon 3lInn r,GS viii Wianf mno SYan aeiefTeTI
iueroci iolte. fam gcaen @inlelouita bon 25
9ents in srietnarfen e~e.itcgeIt be3caen fperoen
bon oer
Yribat>& linif, 1876. Mne.,
Rep.g)ort, R..D.
Ulnn eriudbne oen sBdltimore Gorrsfporoerf".
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-28
News OF the Courts
FEAR BUSHNELL MAY
ATTEMPT SUICIDE
NEW COMPLAINTS FILED BY
WAY OF PRECAUTION
Bonds Now Aggregate $4,000 and
Many More Charges Will Be
Made if 1t Is Found
Necessary

Fearing, it is said that James F.
Bushnell might take advantage of pos
sible release from the county Jail to
make an attempt at suicide, three
complaints in addition to those issued
Tuesday were filed in Justice Summer
fields court yesterday each charging
Bushnell with embezzlement. Bonds
in each case were fixed at $4,000, max
ing a total Of 10000.
The complaints issued by Deputy
District Attorney North yesterday
charge Bushnell with embezzling 1929
and 1898 from the E. K. Wood Lumber
company June 10, 1908, and 1898 Sep
tember II.
If it should be found necessary in
order to hold him in Jail, hundred or
more new complaints can be issued,
BushnelPs peculatiOns having extend
ed over a period of several years.
While the accused man has said
nothing to indicate that he would take
his life if opportunity offered, his ac-
tions and apparent hopelessness have
aroused the suspicious of those in
whose charge he is, and it is to fore
stall the carrying out of any idea Of
self destruction that the strongest ef-
forts will be made to keep Bushnell
where he can be closely watched.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-28
SAYS He THREATENED
TO DECAPITATE Her
MRS. CAROE GIVEN DECREE ON
DOUBLE GROUNDS
Niece of Admiral SchIey Accuses Her
Husband of Partially for Other
Women-Four Divorces
Granted

Pearl w. Caroe, niece of Gen. John
K, Matthews, who married Thorwald
L. Caroe in 1906, was granted a decree
of divorce in the superior court yes
terday. Mrs. Caroe, while testifying,
did not dwell so much on the fact that
her husband deserted her in May last
year as on his treatment of her during
their life together.
Prior to the time he left Los An
geleS, Caroe, according to his wife
lost heavily at the race track and was
in particularly bad humor as a re-
suit. His losses extended over a period
of four or five months and during that
time, said the witness, he threatened
on one occasion to cut off her head.
Later when she protested against
something he had said he exhibited a
revolver and said he would pop her
full of holes"
Our first quarrel" said Mrs. Caroe,
"was occasioned by the number of
handkerchiefs 1 sent to the wash. He
said / used too many handkerchiefs
and told me I was a spoiled child and
eXtravagant."
After leaving the Lankershim hotel
where they first lived Mrs. Caroe said
they went to the Angelus. A few days
later CarOe quarreled with her and a
male guest in an adjoining room told
him if he did not let his wife alone he
would receive a whipping
Lucy S. Carrillo, niece of Admiral
Schley, asked for a legal separation
yesterday from DR.. Y. r. Carrillo, a
Santa Monica dentist. Mrs. Carrillo
among other things, accused her hus-
band of a too pronounced partiality
for the society of other women. The
case was continued for further evil
dence.
A decree of divorce was granted to
Rosalind S. Peasley, who charged her
husband, Frank w. Peasley, with. de-
sertion. The same charge was made
by Marie Snyder, who was granted a
divorce from Floyd Snyder, and was
also the ground in the complaint OF
Birdie Timmons, who was divorced
from Patrick w. Timmons.
The following divorce suits were
filed: Frank A. Dearborn against
Blanche Dearborn, Grace Howard
against Charles 3. Howard, Ethel J.
Feingold against Alexander Feingold
Jacob Rauen against Wilhelmina Eliz-
abeth Rauen, Harvey w. Heagy against
Caddie Heagy and Clara Bussig
against George F. Bussig.