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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-02-16

70 f-rn tNo besns e .ah'a linen easily and
7~rr~at -lv. reTove the needle from your sew
~; mach.n- adjust he hsmmer 10 the desired
-'r.-, ~ p~sa ~-as through They are then
-r-d-- s1r bensniaS by han L You viii fird cHis
--v-e p IT - deal q t.u4a and gives you a
re- 1t even ko.n.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-02-16
Spirit-Begotten New Creatures

A new creature. from the scriptural stand
point. IL one to whom old things both good
and had have passed away. and all things
have become new. Such one may have
been a noble. natural man. as above describ-
ed. or a less oble. or a most degraded. nat
ursl man. The change may take place re-
Eardless OF the moral station Of the Individual
Reasonings and PHILOSOPHERS NAV and do af-
feet the natural man. sometimes favorably
and sometimes unfavoraby but these do not
produce the change from natural to spiritual
from earthly to heavenly nature. This change
sons in one condition of mind. of heart. 1t
comes from on high, 1t Is suDerhuman and
in its effect, Il IS revolutionary. II comes 10
those who. because OF natural humility of
mind. realize themselves to be sinners, and,
with natural ccrscientiOusness and veneration
desire 20 approach their Creator and TO OBJ
tain his favor and forgiveness Of sins, and
personal Saviour and Deliverer from sin. Or
f. NAV come 10 others naturally less tender Of
heart. through sOrrows anu sufferings and
heart-breaGing experience leading them TO
look for tho frieEd above all others and to
accept his Dr0ffcred forgiveness and guidance.
These experiences. accompanied by a turning
from sin. with a desire to live soberly and
which the scriptures designate Justification by
faith. stu. however, Lev are not new crea-
lures. Tho word Justification implies making
right ad does not imply making over or a
change Of nature. II is the human nature
that Is Justified or reckoneucd right IN God s
si~ht. because Of faith in the precious blood
= Jesus tho Redeemer. Another step must
-" taFrn bsr3re the change OF manure can
take niace-the step OF consecrati of devot-
M ifo. time ans. ambitions ALL to the
Lc-d ard to his service.
1t Is TO such only thst the blessing Of the
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-02-16
~ ~ ,PLYNxOUTH-BET S.
I &C. g. (9)Ig0H18( Q)UI!YHII
4 99a8sS = BROOKLYN i TABERNACLE 4
HOW AND WHAT TO FIGHT.
The Good Fight

80 fight I, not as one that beateth the
air."-I Cor, 9:26.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-02-16

With faithfulness my trust.
Lcrrna your now years resolution was good
sud I believa by the tone Of your letter and
lest hut not least. by being personally &C
kaen q.
so glad "a SEQ another letter from "OlI
women Am clad she has been able 10 show
Dor riris tho right way through Our Dear
Household.
before closing I'm going ~ tell YOU my new
Years resolution. I am reading the New les
farisrt I am going IN read che chapter every
E-v t-~0Trh 'h!s vear Vow many Of the
.--u~rho'd viii ioin me-
Abunsan~e Of love % al.
Er.L-NDER FOWLER,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
GanciaaiiBigfS.
Die &eaaaiGen eiNes sntca &icroe'
hnies.

H L.nL.t ~E~~-----L MLAa
Der @ertb eines &ieroc8 be.
rtt8t oft nui guten. geiliuocn @tien.
gta@folggh0 iuiien Die @eint3eiden
jos 9uie mif5etbeilt meroab mo-
bet Dorans0eiest liz, 0aB Oenl seier
Die ein&liicR Shefle oes &ferOeiuBe5
Dem Gsamci mad bcfauft letcn 6fn
geirltber SUI beiieht aus einer Sori,
mane, bic g~eidmeioia tart uno bon
eiiicrtei Sarbe, i'll, fcine gfiuae nod
%@rbobmngeu, nod Iiiie mo 5palten
E5ei9t. Sci Der 3ebc nluB Der SUI
runo uno MIDI Sll lang icili, Die Sal
len ooer 6ericu miiiipn wcit, nift Elm.
ge5ogen iein; tie miiiien lid MIR ne.
Mig lmterlaufGl. 9ie @an0 al Der
3ebc pom Suumllnn mpB 5mar idJieI
aber gldtt perlanfen; iie narf nift
Sl flod. nod meuiaer eingebogen
rim. 8ieroe nit eingcbogeftpn Sufcit
iino aperiprengt" ipie man iagt; lie
fallen lCidt. Die Gradten miiilen
fart mo peoer Bu nieorio nod 5i
bod icin. 3u hobe Erudytrn gpbet.
8eronlniime 3u 3mangbufeu. Rel
Decentralization 8ieroen fam man no
be Gradten buIocn, neil baum Gin
Settler einen auoeren uerbciicrt. Die
Sornmniic obru am Suim muf MIR
ciHeu Inn etlpas fneniger ifnlGlerct
%ltrlfult1 bobea, aIS Der &ono imten
an Dem Sui. 3crrer mlB am Salmfl
cine merflid oife 2ronc ~fpnbrSuneb.
men iein. 0ieie l6Bt ouf einen glten
@orlupuds iAlieben. 8ie SornIo6le
mus nab ocn Strdbl bin ctuas ner.
tieft iein bei i6rer Ier6inouno nit
3ehc, 8GHoe mrn Grod)ten feline 9Eb.
treiinnngen ooef Iiiic 5eiaen, audi in
Der peiBcn Sinie Oalelba feline rotbcn
8lefcn aufipciicn, Ter Stro1l enc.
lid muB meih. eIaitii@ uno etmas
feudt iein; airs Der Spalte bari feline
itiitferl6e iSiiifi6feit iifern. Sc clo.
itiider Der Sfrabl 1T, Inn 10 better lit
er; bod bari er uidlt all3n arob iein.
Gin @fero nit 9ufcn, fuie lie bier be.
Ihric6eiL limo, Fam cine Rattbeil
offers 6arfnB dulbeid)ldGeu) mo aid
Bel i6ledtenl 8eihiaae ciniae Belt
gut gehen. @qi trnfenem @etter
/ lit ein oiteres @aipriBen Der @uie nit
Maticr on8eselgt tim Der Spr00ig'
foit o~ar,,t6nst0n,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
g9ad tartnltafnnn sri @nlnrn.

Sci &almel Die I'M Simmer fiIl.
tipirt neroen, fin0et man iebr oft.
ooB TIC i6 maAIen mo gtci5
EitfI itaf boa 26ficI betmgejud
l0eroelL aJlar ueint "a, Die 26ltie
iete1 GU Ser observation-disclosures
idillal o5r { leicl gsellpitrnet in
Eu9Fe aiat.Ift mc1 Die @itaa5cd ou5
ect 0p5cn herou9 ID lit 9ar oltiaq
fcine SpliE 0oit 8irnicyn 3u rnt6c
Gcn, H86 hdnn miro 6sIi Qiaien e
6id0 dlIeiN aeacbe Jlm lit Is
Ia mo6i tpaG 6aB GaB 25atie oas
8adi bltHt fc1, GOD INT 5a oft
ii0 oie 2auie 90r nidt crit bic 1Ers
{Qde, fonoera file cRtitc9cu crit 6tfr
8eJlgriffe IN 0er alItlte 3iuQr f0u.
nen ite oitA 6urA 9iititcfuug iiber
tra0gf mer1en f0alen d6er einer aiit
fatti6iftea 8flan3e III Der Gegel niAt
oiel altbaheil, 9ei oieleu @alrucn fin
oct utdn 6pB lie in18epflolljt un6 na.
bel iii 9egiraere Gr6e ggbradt lDor0ei
siinS ua1 oaB ip(fe 8f(dfBet Damn
N ehte ein5iae meme WuF3eI btf0eG
bic &ar8eIa uminlieBen nen attel
gopibalien mi0 treten nidt i'll nie
beim 8crpildn8en 3ugcfttgte Groe 9iti.
ein oenu oieic if ibuen nidt Gut ges
mig tie oeribmGhm iel6ige. Ole Or
DC 6c8 alien 8opibolleu8 aber bungert
6alo ans Die BfIon3en 3e6rcu bon IT,
rem eiaeiten 2ebef, neroen i1nnd)
umO eleltb nnn befommen 26uie. Gen
Balnlelt lit oarllm beim llnpflau5en
cine CUTE ut0 nabrbafte @rOe 5u &c.
1hen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
gci GriniiSnna Scr SRsc.

@on perIdoffe iidl gp~pulperten
aInun nnO loiie oenielben IN einem
flahen @efGB, in benz Die 8iiBe 9laB
boben iii loiiem @oiicr auflOicn, Dor
70, 6aB Ole gufl0iung bios ben 8poen
be6edt. Pun tmide man Die Siibe Ia
Bis 20 Minunten lang binein obne
Die 3agel nab ner6en Su loiien.
Rafts meroen nit 6ieier %sllaiinauflo.
flung &ompreiien iiber oie GtBioblea
gemadlt. @an IGbt abtrofuen, obne
o63uwiihen. 9eim 8orbaben lange.
rer @arIhe bereite man lib einiGe
Gage porber tagli9 bur6 oieies 8er-
fohren Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
Sehte hoffnnna p~eridmuroen.

Gebte hoffnun9 peridwunoen.
NiS beruprraaenos Ner5te inaten
.6aB SO. Sd. Smitbhnrt, crn 8etin,
Sa,, u~ubeiibare GdlminSIabt babe,
mar beIieu sleste SDffnuna bahIn,
aber 81. Sings Reip 9iscppcrp fir
Edwinoiudt, Suhen nrb @rfdttuns
aen retteten linn pom @rabe. St
lagt: s9ieie Mebisin Bat mid ariinO.
iid furirt utb meiu 2eben gerettet.
Geitoem babe tdl lie 10 Sabre lang
aebrnnht, nnb erndts bieielbe als
cine tpunberbares Snlss unb 2uneens
Seitmittel.@ Strena uiHenIHnit.
.liGeS SeilmitteI fir Sulten, tueben
Snts pber grtdltuneen, unb fderes
8Drbeuaunesmittel 5eaengneumonia.
@nrantirte Slnld)en su so Gents unb
$l.0o In Balfer 8rps. gpOtbete
Grpbe Glaide fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
Sin antes ganiaiuads.

@ntes gauintpo6s, bos nihf, ipie
10 piefe fGufIidc Sobrifote i6on na6
fnrSer 3eit hart inlo iiitperpenbbar
miro, bereitet man ndd1 foigenoem Ne
sept: Gina 100 @rnn1m Gieneip
fuahs, $50 @rautnt aolopbonilim
pnS 100 @roinm @tnostalg per6en
I'M Gfen longiom Serlaiien, git oirdp-
chamber geriibrt uno Dor Dem poIlis
gen grfolten nit ciiem GBlOffel boil
Itdrfitem Spiritus (obioI. alfoboD
inter llmriibren permii6t. DDS fer.
tige 4rGparat miro IN gitt ihlieBenOe
DOZEN (nHn better in peiiboliige
6I1i6den) gefiIlt nf1o bfeibt, gut auf
bepahrt iebr Iange braudbar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
-Nrr Enrera.

Morib iin0 beiien @ema6Iin Sara
ipnnoern 6ei Sidl I'M freipu 5elo..
TloBlih fonntt cin |ieaenDoG lit Of.
fenbar fe~inoIeIiler MbIidjt 1ernngp.
ftiirmt mo Nserie fIettert eiIiait
All eineu galim Cara rift gar3 pers
.SfpeileIf ibre1 Ma1ui am Sisfe an
ood Der eripioert bonn iiweren Site
ans Sd iolI f~dirlpfen2 Bin ih Elm
Eorero2~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03

Sdredlide SdmerRn &c. inbefts
Gnrdb id)redlitbe gtbmsrsen ees
peiniat infOlse ber @efte unperbar
ten Gpeiien. nabm q. g. @rnplun,
uDn 2ula, Miii., Gr. aine's @ep
2ife giIs, init benz &elultnte, : nte
er ihreibt, ,bnB ih inrirt unrbe.
Gue Mneen urb @ebdruteun0r6nuns
gen fperben eebDben bnrd ibrem fin,
oernoen Siublaana beiDnbere GiDens
ihoiten. rs Gents IN Bnlfer Bros.
UpOtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
mas bIeibt am lloropoI nod
81 thun

DeS g(DIGpDts lle4l tliI DIX Sta9e
ndhe peIdle gBtoe1Dm9s mtb Set
iduWdsarbeit pert aoben@ nod oer Gr.
Ieoinat1 BART. GorbpoIarforihoulg
lao 9eSpiaalng bes ~9torNpals iiaO
nidlt 6asIcIbe. 9os geht i9ott ans
nemllmitonOe berpor, bal nergSoropol
6urdlalts nidlt oas 3iel oller 9Soro'
polarreiienoa geipeien it. ga es bat
LANCE 3eitrGnme 9pgebeL in oeneu eE
oui imternebmnasln itfge 6orider
fuurn irgcnOlpeldle 9lBiehmgSfraft
ollsgeiibt hat. Sn Jiingiter 3eit iino
es eiaentlid MIR Die Mmerifaner
&eorn, gaI0miu, 6tnld, @clIrnar,
Goof aemeien. Die Dem gforOpol
nafiugten. rp1breuo Sfpueoen, gsor.
iucqer, Ginen gngldnoer lino and
&niien gaii3 anoere &roblcrne bel III.
rem 6oridumgSfaDrten I'M Iuge hat
ten. Mtan bat iid ioaor pielfd6 81
Der Inidauttng befaunt, Dab Die @r.
oberlma oeS 9ornpolS allen, obne
9ebcnereimis, eir fir bic @iiien'
itaft red)t 5pedloicr iuib imliitcr CT
foIg m1re, Der IN fetuem ridtiaen
8erb1Itnis lit sen oafiir ouigeipntio-
Ten Mitteln IN Strait uno @elo itdn0e.
Sn Ser EBat bat oieie AnffaiIung
Gum minoeiten fiir iolde Reiiea pol-
n1rts cine 9ereftigutg Die in Sdlltt'
teniabrt,a iibcr 0aS Radeis oe5 go
IarmeereS beItp6cr. Sir 0erortiae
Sabrten lit er0BtmogIi6e Gle gebo-
fen. Sm @inter ip16reno Der ltllirt.
~tcrbrodenen GolarHadt fam mon lie
ntdlt ourhfiibrrn; I'M Somnlcr aud
rift, neil Damn ooS Cts IN 9etpcgung
lit. g5 bleiben mlr Die wenigeu @o'
den iibriq, Die 5utifeu Dem criten Gr.
ifcincn ser Come, etrno i'm Nldr3,
uno Sem &eginn Der gisbemeguug
Cttpa i'm Ofat pc1ln nid)t idon I'M
gpril, Iiegen. 60 miiiieu 0elm Bet,
Stunt ulD Gnbrlna in boIlem lin.
fame fir ans &orpdrt5fommcn ge'
must mcrDen. 9ebeitber fonnen nod
eini9e Intercollegiate 9eobafltrmgen
gen1odyt Die magnetiidle 8eilrng
obae(eien merben; olid iiber Ole Be
fAafienheit mo sic Ercibrthtmlg 6eS
Giies fonR MN 9Iuileidmmleu ma.
den. 5eine Tile miro men o5er idlou
jeltcaer 5i nermitteln ncrrt6gail, itno
acknowledgements init @ajier' ma 9o.
%acrproben nfe fitr nie eicograpiie DON
h5dlItem g8ertb jtna, iqiien ii@ gar
iJiBs aus filbreM. 3e9er Goat md
9carl babcH iolde Qr6aiten in groBe
rca! al6ta b norggaoFuaen, 20
nleidt Bern Der 8eg o tIIlttep Eio'
nirf 3tnH 9at Scr Dis cih
Sd5dt 0ltrb 0NS nIG!e 02e2r
III BON frtibt 8et @c 'aie niGie'
0p Bic
GQa inl Q2as
Cline it, 0aE pa te ne
Hing aoa &dYlp iH0 h nl
| arasatct dutlne etba 600 Eill
Jeicbep 9oben 5 ~ mD6t chm
6esjeIbel &1noa
~
es5 9lD aellalla veg
VS. legl inIeSt 5 @
p2ll 81 I1f 'f9e4aa
IN Psial
aii1 sfIlafta a9e
eaB 3at92taia4gL
e1t
aF pie li Ial 92
SsfeliefaIao iefsl
da9st tsFe $ll sl
stAliglFiiB ~ Dfl5as lgafe fiae feals
oaltoqte ill}qoe' ole lGl3a p.lF fllg
gqlllleafell RgR PSI ot9ip.ls29eoe 9
eAe@nleteiallo Rtae aBgtAes
poRallf9e Sqa3e5l9lse ~ 1spQlsl
sen lelH mllkoe suiln3ofsh atil
leliief 9epiaiie!i SEllt ohfs2 ooS a {,
iafpeaen u qiele 0eaelpen leHinll H
niat nlt SlggtgeI a~I3ilaea!iipa' e
OhtIte lle 81 leIllet ReealeR iafleH.
ileberbailpt iiebt man bier, i'm
s~toroneltelt eeS affttlden Aulerita, an
Der Sdliuelle 0eS nmfQutreidliieu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-03
SfearinfIr6r ms aieiDcripffcu al
rntferneif.

@nn mdidt oie StelIen nit aars.
tnItem gsniier nno iofort loft fif Ser
%tearin nidt oas fietnita Ebeildai
bIeibt batter.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
FREES MINING PROMOTER.
U. s. Judge at Denver Dismisses AL
 legged Mail Fraud Case.

Judge Robert E. Lewis in the Unit ed States district court at Denver has made a ruling which, according to United States District Attorney Thom- as Ward. practically nullifies the fed eral. statute under which all cases of using the mails to defraud are prose cuted. SO far as the jurisdiction of Judge Lewis extends. The ruling was made in the case of J. F. Manning, a mining man of Denver. who was being tried on the charge of using the mails to promote a fraudulent mining scheme. The case was thrown out of court. Judge Lewis, in freeing Man ming. said:
 Tt is impossible for the government to prosecute all cases where a man is exploiting mining property of a questionable character. In this case the stock vas being sold at two cents a share. The men who bought must have known they were not buying stock in a producing mine"
 Earlier in the case Judge Lewis said: This court is not sitting on the bench to keep all fools from being parted from their money"-EXchange
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
CLOUDS AGAIN FORM
 OVER THE BALKANS
servia's Reply to Austria Was In-
 flammatory.

Vienna, March 15.-The reply of Servia to the Austro Hungarian note of March 6. referring to the govern ment of Servia's previous communi- cation to the powers, has a tendency to heighten the fever of the war party in the dual monarchy
 There are rumors that the Austro- Hungarian reply possibly may be an issuance of orders for partial mobili- zation.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
WIRELESS EQUIPMENT
 FOR AMERICAN SHIPS
Naval Department Wilt Be Able to Talk Across the Atlantic.

Washington, March 15-By the agreement reached today between Secretary Meyer and representatives of the national electric signalling company, of Pittsburg, the naval es- tablishment is to be furnished with wireless apparatus which will trans
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
END OF THE ARGUMENTS
 IN THE COOPER CASE
Contention of the Prosecution That Carmaek Wss Shot in the Back.

Nashville. Tenn, March 15.-Attor- ney General McCarn today finished the closing argument in the Cooper Sharpe murder trial and the court ad- ioUrned until tomorrow, when Judge Hart will deliver his charge
 At the time of adjournment I had shown you by physical facts that Sen ator Carmack had been shot in the back" said Attorney McCarn. He was shot from behind, from the back. They ask us for our theory. Well, gentlemen, my theory is that the bullet which came out of Carmacks mouth entered the back. No, gentlemen. these men are not only assassins of Carmack, but they are cowardly as sassirs cf facts"
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16

meet Johnson's train with a band and a long line of carriages for a parade over the city.
 According to the leaders of the re- ception committee. if it is found tO be true that Johnson has a white wife. the Galveston colored folk will show their disapproval by calling off the entertainment
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16

case of Joshua Klein. the radio active philosopher" accused of enticing two girls from this city to Switzerland and holding them prisoners. with a number of women converts to his cult. brought a compromise verdict of guilty of as- sault with a deadly weapon with in- tent to do bodily harm, and recom- mended him to the mercy of the court
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
Pessinistic German Niev,-

Berlin, March 15.-The situation be- tween Austria Hungary and Servia has been further sharpened by the last Servian note to the dual monarchy. It is believed in official quarters that the prospects of peaceful settlement of the conflict between these two countries is reduced to the minimum
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
THE RUSSIAN FRONTIER

St. Petersburg, March 15.-Advices from the frontier between Persia and Russia say 1000 Persian horsemen and 500 infantrymen are marching on to Julia, pillaging, burning and ruth lessly killing the fleeing peasants. Women with babies on their backs are shot while trying to- swim the river.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
THE KRUPPs IN MEXICO.
Guneotton to Be Made on an Extensive
 Scale.

Mexico, March 15.-The Krupps will at once begin the manufacture of gun cotton in this republic. The Mexican government has donated fourteen buildings Of steel. formerly used by the government for the manufacture or black powder. for the use of the Krupps. These buildings are located on the outskirts of Santa Fe, a suburb of this city
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
nit messages 4OOO miles by day oI

init messages 4OOO miles by day or night
 The ships will be furnished with similar apparatus. capable of send ing messages 1000 miles. The appa- ratus, it is said, will be thirty times as powerful as that in ordinary use. This will enable the department to communicate with its vessels prac- tically across the Atlantic ocean and if successful will mark one of the greatest achievements in naval prac- tiCe.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
JoHNSoN's RECEPTION.
Will Depend Upon the Color of His
 Wife.

Galveston, Tex, March 15.-The homecoming of Jack Johnson. who is scheduled to arrive on Thursday. is creating much excitement among the colored people. They are preparing to
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
CALIFORNIA RATE BILL.

Sacramentc, March 15.-The Wright railroad rate bill. giving the state rail road commission power to fix maxi mum rates, was passed today. It will go to the governor for his signature.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16

corded by Russian seismographs on Saturday and Sunday. It was estf- mated that the scene of disturbance was. approximately. in the region of the Philippines and Formosa.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
Brilliant Array of New Spring Millinery


      of  public
  imaginable a emphas on and
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

St. Petersburg, March 15--Serious and strong earthquake shocks were re-
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16

md
  O n h wi
 
  | her be
 O and from George our talented milines O O and t  gmoree expensive.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16

A COMPROMISE VERDICT. Tacoma, March 15.-The jury in the
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
One-Piece Lingerie Dresses

The most artistic productions shown the Princess and Empire Lingerie Dresses for 1909 The intricate and lavish display of aces and embroderes ployed, while tuckng as been brought to science. We have the greatest assOrtments brought Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16
Novelties in ladies' Tailored Suits

This weeks showing Tailored
 arrivals smarty tailored is In samu of prices. From S15.OO S75OO
Arizona republican., 1909-03-16

Just right for School Dresses, et colors, blues, reds, etc., in lots cale is of good body and full 36 Today ...... ....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-01-12
"cOvER CROPS"

One of the things the Farmers Co.
view is find out the cover crops most
adaptable to this country and to con-
vince the farmers who do not know, Of
their economic value for stock food and
for enrichment of the soils.
Among the cover crops in the minds
Of the demonstrators are vetch, GRIM
son clover, red clover and various 9TH
ers, some of which may or may not
have been previously tried in this To-
cality.
Although II is a fact that only a
few Of the more advanced farmers Of
this section have begun to devote seri
Gus attention to cover crops, it Is also
a fact that they hold out promise of
great possibilities in the improvement
Of most of the farms and in the devel
opment Of the cattle industry; but be-
fore anything can be done along this
line it will be necessary for the whole
country to take positive action as to
another matter and that is the enforce
ment of the stock law.
In some neighborhoods of the county,
the people have reached the point where
they realize that tneir best interest re-
qulres the enforcement of the stock
law. and every man keeps his cattle
and pigs up. These neighDorhoods,
however, are few and far between, the
general rule being to commence turning
out stock and pigs as soon as the own
ers gather their respective crops, and
this makes the whole country a COM
mon for cattle, unht for the purposes
Of the farmer.
The raising of cover crops under
such conditions Is Of course, impossi
BILE; but If the farmers will only get
together in regard to the matter-or
individuals will assert their rights and
enforce the laws, maybe the matter can
be regulated in advance Of the pros
pective experiments.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY ~, 1909.

that he was at home when the crime
was committed. 1t was stated in this
correspondence that the several burg
laries committed in this county during
the holidays indicated an organized
gangs work. There are some points
in this case which bear on that theory.
The principal witness against McCor-
mack is one Ben knight, also a ne
gro, who was arrested at Leslie, only
few miles from PattOn's store. The
technical reason for his arrest is the
carrying of concealed Weapons and fir
ing same in the public highway, but the
real reason Is the retailing by him Of
statements that he knew who broke
into Patton's store and that he was do
ing some private detective" work on
the matter Knight IS about 20 years
old. and has the crude negro idea Of
his Importance because Of little
learning" Knight claims that McCor-
mack confessed to him. The theory Of
the rCbberies being the work Of a gang
Is upheld by the fact that knife
found in the car broken open in the
yards Of the Southern railway in this
city is identified by Mr. Patton as be-
ing one stolen from his store. Abutting
McCOrmack's claim that he was at his
home at Woodward and had never
been in Leslie or the neighborhood Is
the sworn statement Of several ne
groes from that section that they had
seen him there. Some Of the articles
stolen from Patton's store were found
at the place stated by Knight to have
been designated by Mccormack as their
hiding place Knights father paid his
fine. but he is held in custody as wit
ness against Mccormack
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THE suggestion has been thrown out
that the presidents latest jab at Sena-
tor Tillman is largely a matter of
playing for even, on account of the
frequent prods Senator Tillman has
been giving the president. Many Of
these prods by the senator, too, have
been largely discounted on the ground
of personal animosity. Washington cor
respondents also advance the idea that
the sending of the message to Senator
Hale at the time it was sent, was a
cunning move on the part of Mr.. Roose-
welt to overshadCw the effect of the
action of the house toward himself.
The tabling of parts of the presidents
message and the passing OF the rebuk-
ing resolutions that were adopted In
connection with the matter, were pro-
ceedings almost beyond precedent, and
in the absence Of any other sensation
would have probably set the country by
the ears. 1t was not difficult to see that
the Tillman matter would take prec-
edence over everything else. What
ever may have been the reason for 1t
all. there is no doubt of the fact that
a big cloud of dust has been raised and
about the best thing in the circum-
stances is not to get excited. The at
mosphere will be clearing after little
and the public will be able to come to
more satisfactory view as to exactly
what is what II the meantime, 1t is
sincerely hoped that Senator Tillman
may be able to show that there was no
good foundation for Mr.. Roosevelts
ugly implications, and that he may Sc
cure full and complete vindication.