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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

An Italian historian asserts that Hor-
aces Odes We're written as advertise
ments for some wine company. If Hor-
ace were living now he would probably
be writing such poems as one reads on
the cards that are fastened upon the
walls of trolley cars.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

When an honest old farmer takes
his pen in hand, and proceeds to
write copy for poster advertising n
Fourth Of July celebration in his
pasture, he lies like a circus man.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Query: If England undertakes to
maintain a navy 10 per cent stronger
than the combined fleets of any two
other nations, how long will she stay
in the free trade column? And how
long out of bankruptcy?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

One of the lecturers alleges that wom-
an in prehistoric times was mans intel
lectual superior. Perhaps he bases his
claim upon the supposltion that woman
did not in those days wear rat" in
her hair.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

"Yim" Hill pays $500,0O0 to prevent
an adjoining building from shutting the
sunlight out of his home. Maybe his
Industrial prophecies will not be so
dark hereafter.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

A western paper refers to William
Ellis Corey as 'plute," that being Its
abbreviation for plutocrat, and the New
York Evening Post speaks of ''Cleve-
land multi" meaning, presumably, a
Cleveland multimillionaire If the rich
must suffer such indignities, why be
rich?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12
And Succeeded.

'IIe used to be happy, light hearted
fellow without care in the world and
now he looks worried to DEATH"
"Yes, his wife married him to reform
im."-Houston Post.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Mr.. Archbold sadly says that he once
disposed of lot Of his Standard Oil
certificates at 75 cents on the dollar.
He should have had the sagacity to
Dawn his watch.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

If John ID. Rockefeller is to super
sede the other John d. as the active
head of Standard Oil it may be on the
theory that poor memory is prefer
able to letter file.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

On examination the surgeons prob
ably will find that the bumptious presi-
dent of Venezuela is suffering from
some Castro nomical ailment.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Noah landed on Ararat.
Fine" he cried-"a mountain and
seashore resort in one!"
Herewith he started to build a sum.
mer hotel.-New York Sun.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

The Gatun dam on the Panama Canal
has been damaged by floods. AS the
years drag along 1t becomes more and
more apparent that 1t was not a child's
lob which the French abandoned.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Prof. Metchnicoff, who says it is
easy to live $50 years, does not, of
course, take into consideration the price
In dollars and cents.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

The latest estimate of Andrew Car
negle's income puts it at $1,000,000 Il
month. II this Is correct dying poor is
going to be a terrific job for Andrew
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Assurances by an aeroplane inventor
that his machine will fly like Il bird
fail to specify whether he refers to
birds of the eagle or the ostrich type.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

They say Horace was wine agent
That shouldn't dim his splendor. Thinl
of Harry Lehr.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Madge-Why do you worry about be.
ing as brown as berry?
Dolly-Tm afraid my neck isn't tan.
ned quite low enough to meet my
gOwns.-Puck
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

They are trying to undermine our
faith in Paul Revere. Nevertheless, we
shall continue to revere.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

EXBanker Morse's respect for the
banking laws, If not his love for them,
has visibly increased.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

Mrs. Taft is said to be good cook.
Her husband looks it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

The better you behave the better
you'll get along. Try it
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-02-12

The man to whom you owe money
never rests.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
&pao @abpcrne iagbe. Mfr. 81

i6pab Mabuerne ia9be. Mr. 0a=
pio 6l1lt3 fra &ulbbille, Ohio, ffrt=
Der: u&urifo ,er 2egemiolet for EN-
bper al Sc Gpg6omme, BEN er anbe=
falet for. Seq pil alti6 bope 6en /
INIT Stem, ga leg peo, bpab Sen fan
uorette. st Hor al mine Naboer
lag6e> BEN bar en- goo Meoicin, men
liot for bpi / &riS, og Sc fjebte Der
for noget billigt Stof. Sgaar fom
Sc tilbage og iagoe:: ~6or @oobeoS
Sfpl0> Slllt5, ien6 efter noget Surf
70 igien. 81 maa babe Sen; ser er
intet, iom fan li9nes mes 6en." Get
tie ct @run0en til, at ieg III ien6er
8eltilltng igien."
8er6ien al en- Me0tnctn iful6e ina>
rere be6pmmes efter Sc &eiultater,
ser opnoaes, en6 efter 6ens 89rbt /
Collars og Gents. @n Meoicin, ion1
fife %frembrin9er Ben gnlfe0e @irf-
ming, er 6pr til bb%ilfemiombellt Yris.
0r. 8eters &l1rifo ienbes / Ell almi1=
oelig ltmpel 6laife, poffet / ct ilet o9
ret &apoml flag; men ser er 89rbt
SEN, tro6s set tarpelige l16ieen6e.
@pao SEN fan n6rette / &etning al
at opbpgge ne6bruot @elbre6, far boz:
ret en Mabenborelie for Suitn6er al
lioen0e Men6 og &bin6er. Srgen
Mpotbef Meoicin - fun ct iimpel1
@usmi66el, ser faces giennem ipe:
cielle Mgenter, aniat al gierne 9r
&eter Gabrnep & Cons Co., 1875
go. @oDne Mbe., Chicago, SSll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
D6oe / Danmor6
&jpbcnbabn % Treoerifsbers.

Sneofer Sens &eter 9arie11. @nfe
Sobanne @brt1tine 5penoie1t. Sne0=
fer &eter @ammer. 6rgfen Caroline
@tlbelmine grn1t. @nfef rl1 Magoa=
le11e Gbriitine 8rul1r. &eitarratgr
Mrel Otto Scbult5. @nfefru @nl1o=
tine Marie 2altlen. Grgfen Martine
Gilbelmine &eSielberg. &ontorilt
Miels 2pbne. @nfe Goris Mugl1ito
o@nlen. gfsportpr Sens Eeter Sal
Dofien. @nfe Martba Sprenlen.
5frnb6erinoe Wlorie 8rincf. 800
fermel ter 81. 8. 2arlenS gnfe 9ooil.
Trf. Mnrta 2ol1rire Heterien. Dl
baa0ler Gbriltion 6elbp. 5bp. Mor:
fpr Ola g10erslon. 6bp. SfibS:
tdmrer Sgren Mielien. @anltne Gbri:
ltenien. Gnfe Morie Hetrea Senien
Sfueipiller @illiom Nio. Seniint
IGbriitine Mortenien Ell. l1rtefremmcl
Carl Otto sln6reas @ragb. Sperif'
Sobanne 8abne An0erien. Gopbi'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
Morte,tien. Borti,er heb Sreoerifs,'
4oipitaI gbriitiar M11SreuS SeSenien


gsorterien. gortner peo Sreoerifs.
&oipitaI gbriitian NrtsreuS SEMEN.
Murermeiter &etnbarot Greps gnfe
|glfe. @igarmnger gititrbms gnfe
Mmalie. 5neoferm. 81. 8. &asmus.
lens gnfe 2orenoine. @igarbonoler
&olger Seoerin 8ennemoes-Seren
len. Gbo. @olanteriban0ler Carl
Beter Mgller. Spgepleierffe Marie
Gbriitine Socoblen. Smeofermelter
@ritsions g1fe GLEN Sophie. NJ
berthe Sophie Sbi0ien. 5frGo6erm.
@uitaf 9britrgm. @osparfSarbei>
Ser 2arlets @ultru Socobine. 6bp.
Detailbanoler 2aurit5 8eter @anien.
Smeoeipeno Seniens Suitru Maren.
@ioifbeitprer Niellens Suitru Matba-
lie. @ert5busbolOer Sens &eter
9ori en. @asorbeiocr Niels &etcr
geielien. 2erer @brilteniens gnfe
Crime. gnfe Mnna Sofie Sletting.
8oaoebpggcr be6 'S6barnets &aano=
perferforps CHARLES gilbert Slpgen<
ring. @nfefru Gone Micf6al. @nfe
Muguita Saul. @nfe 8o6il Marie
Nielien. 8ageriomfru Mnna Sofie
&eterien. Gognmanb Simon @bri=
ltion Gbriitcni en. Sneofer &eter
&ammer. 6rf. Glen 9ortbea 2ouile
@aogg. gieepert Soban emanuel
glpbolm. Gnte 8ooil Neergaar0.
6ilfebolr. Gbriittm @eter &allebau-
ge. @nfe Mogoalene Dime &eulcb.
6bp. 5neoferipcl,o 2aurit5 @briitim
gngel. 6rf. Mnno Dortbea Mrboe.
Stuff @briitofferiens gnfe Sine. 6rf.
Snlie Sophie 8encfe. gnfe Sl1liette
Seniine @ani cit. 6bp. 8anffasie rer
emanuel Mgnetus Sorm. @igar=
banoler Macfeprongs Gnfe MgneS
G1Dttemono Scniens @uitru @leono=
ra. Mrfinasltiter1t beb Matrifelfonto=
ret Mlfreo Gbriitian Sbien. Bortner
SSocob Gliot 8ierlte6t. 9gmrer Ole
Senien. 8litfatilogerlpeno &ilbelm
@berborb. SfrGboermel ter Mn6erl ens
&uitru &arcu. @nfefru &nuoline
Morie 2ol1l er. &omuncl9rerinoe
Mnna Sprnnien. Sfibsferer &ruies
@nfe Sobame. 6rf. Sbpra @erine
&anien. Y%oitosliltent @einricb 2u0=
pig Eborman &tnbanoler &nuo
Senien Ssgr9cnier1. @rosierer Gal=
oemar Sobanncs Goldberg. @nfefr1,
Gbeflo Moric 8erg=&anien. Srf.
Marie gIiiubetb Trits. gnfefru Ma-
RE Mnbreo &tcbter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
5onoerjvllano.
hlAVAyAyNVtyhy NyAgNvAYAyRVh VhyAyAVNV A VyVvyyg y MA I'M VVqeVyV AAAhhN

@u16brpI1up p. &ioligere
@oor6eier, nu Mftggtsmano Heter
2anri6ien og @ultru / @iortpa6 fun
6e Sen II. Mobember feire 1ereS
@ul6brpllup.
@omIe 6onfe @fatter
/ Soften II. Sire @un0reoe @runo=
ejere / set tioligere MbrenSb6cf Mmt
peo 2pbef bapoe til &egieringSmDn=
%oigbe6erne / gutin in6gipet Mnora-
gen0e ON Spbpoelie af gamle oan1fe
Gfatter. 9e11 bor 2%an6sretten imto=
1erti0 ofpiit Mn6ragen6et. Sagen,
ser peffer b%etpoelig Spiigt, Ga set
orejer Jig ON ltore 8elpb, oil bltDe
oppelleret.
9p6sfolo. &ebl loger Mo6s
Senior, &ooerslep, ti0ligere Sege=
rl1p, er plueielig 500, rant al ct
&iarteilog 70 Mor gammel. Sen
ofopbe, ser bar befien0t / pioe &reb-
ie iom 6orfatter al San0brugsbdger
og Gmoo ifrifter, ltiftebe 81. a. | 1882
uMoroilespig Grgoplerforening". @ar
par en- al spn0eripllanos melt anletf
Srgaplere.
MfoG-o @eteran. Torle6er
6ebe gamle &asmus Misien / ltloal
Me6 bam ct otter en al Sc gamle Be
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
beb gaIget aulIunoborg,
uben Moofnnbibat, ibet Der fnlbt le-

itprtet beo gnlget 4ullu11obcrg,
uoen Moofnnoioat, ibet Der fnI6t fle'
re Mei- eno &.stemmer, % ielpe
@eorg Branbes talte imo6 bam pao
8aIgoogen; men peo 0mpalget ieire-
Sc ban.
Sen ipn6erip6ffe Hresie angriber
life oirefte ben npe Goriparsmant-
Iter;; men Sen citerer flittigt ollie De
l1otalelier, Ser fremfommer intoo
bom / banlfe 8laoe. saaleoes efter
set moderate uSorp Mmtstioen0e":
nglt ST. 3able bar giort juit Sr.
&rabbe til 6~oriparSminiiter, fan ie
Iiot ipmbolih us. 8i peo, at set
Spn6eripllan6 oil blipe regnet for ct
5log / Mniigtet. 81 andre bar life
bentet beore. 81 bar | Dem &etntng
forberebte paa set b9rlte."
v&an0ers MmtSaptS" ifriper, at
man meo unoren bill le, at @erreoSfo=
ge6 &'rabbe far facet %operoraget 6or=
lporsminiiteriet, og lpaar UNDER &en-
pisning til @iloenroot=&rabbe=S 81
gen en- Storm al &arme 2anoet ODER
hos Observation-Disclosures W9n0. 8la=
set lfriper:
rDen Man6, lom Sen Gang latte
en- uuollettelig Hlet paa lit Napn
iom goo ounif Man0, oil @r. 3able
preientere for &ongen iom 9anoets
Goriporsminiiter. Oct pasler natio,
malt let Tortipttelie al Storbeora-
geren Mlberti iom Suititsminiiter
iom SOB til &oie, og ST.. ,3oble bill
iiffert burtigt opboge, at man life
nitraffet laber baant omS olfets natio=
male Mre og fr9nfer 6etS rationale
6elelie.
uMe6 ST.. &rabbe JONI 6orlporsm1=
hitter begpn6er Miniiteriet 3able i'm
@eiloos me6 Sig / 2aiten, og meo
oen melt nopregeoe Mistillio pil 6or=
1barspennerne 2onbet ODER t9nfe Jig
bam iom Man6en, ser ifa1 fere 6or=
ipurSlobene no / &ibet."
6 en6om a 9. Sgrge11
Yeterien / 6prup Dar iolgt lin @ien=
Dom til ct &oniortium fra G1ensborg.
&riien jfal bore omtrent $4,000
Mfarf.
- Sep 2arien far iolgt lin / Gent
ner b%eliggenoe @ien6om meb 8eiet=
ming til EFT Mono fra 6lensborgeg*
men. Sill @aoroen bprer 80 Gsnoer
2ano. Sen folter $4,000 Marf. 2ar=
len bar fiebt @ienoom / Danmarf.
- 8attiggaaroen / 8renoluro
peo @abgl, 6er / mango Mar bar be-
ret beitpret al 8amilien 6riis, er
lolgt til Sgren 6riis for $4,000 Mf.
8eietningen, % &reoturer, 2 @eite
og t2 Sbin, me6fglger / &anbelen.
0pertagelle /. Nobember.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-11-19
nbenfor &jbbenbapn.

Orbrl1p: 5iole @anlen. Mrbm6.
81. 2ariens @1,itru Sine Margretbe.
8ogiperb: @nfe Sine Marie @ipen=
len. SaarbGf: GpmrerneIt tier Sens
&eterien. 2pngbp: 8agerfuif g. g.
Sobaniens @ultru Sine Sofie. &el=
lerup: 8eni. 1oloforp. S. g.. Scbeel.
&olbef: 2anbmmno @artbigS gnfs
Sine. &ellingpr: Msliitent @olger
Mifoloi @briitenlen. 8ogenie: @ao<
fine &ingfipbing. &pern6rup: &rt-
ltine &asmusie1. Garnes: Slime
Margretbe &icbelien. @al6: Sans
&nu6sgooro. Seloe:: Sognepreit s.
6. Nislen &isum: Niels @brilttan
Mgller. Sorp: Ml1na 81 Ell. Sol
bling: MnoreaS Sl1bl. Sfomager sc.
Sobanien Sue. @ren1ingbobe6: ST.
geborg Subl. 6riitrup: Marie Mor=
tenien. Meitpeo: @ieitgioer 8. @n<
6erien. SfelbD: 9ortbe 8eterien.
@fimme6e: &aren Morie &osmu5=
ien. 0annemare: &rilten 2arlen.
acknowledgement, Spoitrrp: 80. g.
Meier. @plbolm: Gbriitine Carroll
ne Sbggeien. 8a9terp: Mortine Sent
fen. @jpr6ing: Mifolaj Mifop. Mo9e=
rup: Sine &irlti11e &anien. Sci
fling: Sens Sprgenien. @6jerup
Meieri: &iel0 Mortenlen. t&als:
Cline Sbomie1. Mobpbro: Sine Ma-
rte Senien. 61amlte6: &aretmoger
Miels STR. Mn0erlen. 2en1big: Sbp=
ge 2un6. &e6pigslun6: Sine Marie
@ielien. &ingite6: Gleftricitetsar=
bei6er Bbiltp @faarl1p. @pfjsbing
S.: Carl Mlero16er Nobel. S6eni e:
Tarber Sacob &baliee. &u6fiGbing:
2an6inipefter &rl1bpffers &uitru.
6re6ericia: 6bp. Speriergent S. s..
&ob. Sori ens: @ogfdrer 81. Gau-
iings &uitru. &enrif Gbrtltian Ml=
tenborg. &arl @rtsleben. Softer:
Sgren ST. &e0erim 966e. @finne~
rup: &eter &naffegaaro Stentoft.
@fgrring: Gecilie Senien. @rite6
Marf: 9sicoline 2asien. Chambers:
Marie @rogb. &bn6e: 6. S. 30. 8.
@liemann. 8ogg: @artner 81. &os=
m1siet. @neitrnp:a @eiman6 2aurits
Mgller. Malborg: 2ariine M}ortbi-
ne Mn6reai en. Speno Moge 2p6bolm.
@fibite6: Mn6ers Str. Gbriitenien.
Marbus: Mnna @brtltenien. @ierup:
@aar0fniter &e6er Mo0ien. @arbo=
ore: @fipper Ma6s 8ertelien Sou.
@uoum: @oar6eier Sens @br. @tor=
goar6. Malborg: &igbman6 so. 6.
9. @aorlt. 8or11bolm, Sbanefe:
Stu. 8orgmeiter / M1linge IS. Marf:
manns &uitru CHARLOTTE. Mafer
6bp. 8orgme1te r / Mllinge 50. Mori
@ani EN-. Mafirfebp: 5neoferme itel
Mn0reas &eter Mpgaar0. &11tsfer
Sobame Marie 9in0. @ol1lsfe1
&irfeifole: 2arer Gbriltin 8. Nn
oerien.
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--.s.-s-r-- - 71sTT ~ .a9& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9fsaSS
gien SO nj : d I 81. $3Dorslen
greitegoaro, SO Eor. 9ano, er iolst
til giborg Mnts l1oftpfnineSforening
@ipbelumnren ct ubefienot.
- Erafifminilter S. Senien, Or.
5teo, bor lolgt lin @ooro ! Oniteo
@oqn, ca, 40 Gor. 2anb, AZ 70.
Sartforn, til @aarbeier Mage Miellen
Maari let for $4,000 &roner. Sol-
get bar Ienge bore forbereot.
- @oarben r2pnggaar6" Spolp
poa Mors, 16O Eor. 2an6, er at Gle
rem, &roprieter Nsrgaaro, iolgt til
en bienrbenot Mmerifaner, Sir. Maos
fen. &igbelum1ner er efter TorlDoen-
sc 10000 ST.
- @ingiebpgaarb peo .Maffop er
al &roprieter g. @anien iolgt II
8roprieter g. @ielien, 2inoet, for
$4,000 &r. Gi1 @aoroen bgrer 104
Eor. 2on6. @eietning og SSnpentor
meofplger life. S%pertagelien tier l.
Marts.
- Gpilumgnoro peb Gaorpaag
Citation er al @ooseier bon @olitein
iolgt til ST. @pller og g. g. Setter
len, 8ornp, iomt Munfbolm al Serp
for 100000 &r. @ooroen bar ct
Mreol at AGO Gor. 2an6 meb ca. 80
Sbr. &ortforn. 8elgtningel1 mebfpl=
ger.
- st &oniortium, beitaaenoe al
&ipbmonb &eilifop, @oteleier Morf=
poroien og 9ugfprer Speien, ale at
Mpfiebing 81, bar fibbt &opeogoar=
Den rSSylngetgaaro" / Sunget / Cal
ling, Mreol ca. 500 G0r. 2on6, ca.
80 Eor. @artforn. &iebeiummen er
10000 &r., foruoen 8ei9tning og
Mpl. &oniortiet agter at noltpffe
@aar6en.
0g6sfaIo. &eftor q. 6.
9lIgoor6 pes &tbe &%ate6ralifole er
ofgooet peo 9eben, 81 @ar 81.
- &aptoin M. 8. 8. 2obe6an5 er
afgooet beo De6en pao ct. Soiepbs
Soipital al 8ugbinoebeten6elie, 48
Mar gammel.
- 8unf6irefter 81. Senien, Sting
tipbing 8unf, er afgaaet beo Dpoen,
IS @or gommel, rant al ct @i9rte=
flag.
- 2erer STR. 8. Mn6erien peo
8oulsfer &irfeifole, en- paa oct 1D6lt-
&c 8ornbolm meget nniet og 7afbol6t
Mano, er ofgaoet be6 De6en, so @ar
gammel.
- @oitor Moolpb 2ourit5 @onien
/ 96e 6ersleb pr. &asleb er afgaaet
be6 @p6en, So Mar gomrnel. Sen
afbgoe Dor Sttfter al Sn6re Misiions
@pi1fole og Geminarium / Ngrre
Mislum.
- @tabsiergent Ma6s Sacobien
er ofgaoet beo Dpoen / &eliinger /
en- Mlber al 83 Mar. San beltog iom
fripillig / &rigene 1880 os
1864 og por / mango Mor Me6lem
at 8oabe1nbrgorenes &ontrolfomtte.
SI6ebran6e. SIR. Sperlens
@aor6 / GGften er neobren6t. 81
Sen ifploes ianoipnligbis Ell efsplo=
oeret 2pgte.
= 8rono opito6 forleoen / emo
rl1p Mplsgoar6 pe6 Mars, tilberen6e
&omon6gr 8lubme. Mlle- n6bpg=
ningerne og sem in6aple6e Se6
bre116te, og ser in6ebren6te en- Or
ne. @anr6en, Der tt0ltgere bar be-
ret &reltegaar6, er forpagtet al 6or=
pagter S1otb.
- nobpgningerne til 0aniteo
goaro be6 &e0bp, ser tilbgrer &ro=
prietpr Sfafte> er ne6bren6t. 70
Molfefger in6ebren6te> me6ens set
lpffe6es at reo6e @eltene og l1ngfpe=
get. Sl6en, ser op1to6 beo &alpfire=
tioen / 2ooebpgninger, menes at
bore paai lat.
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S6n6er berne o4g
8 anmorfs n 80 t e =
t II N. Sfignt 6e ign6eripolfe 8la=
Sc giernemgoaen0e mics me0 at om=
tale set fte6fun6ne Mi~niiterififte /
0anmarf og loDalt afboloer fig fra
&omentarer - ffignt man 10 nof beo,
at Senoerjp6erne gietnemgaaen6e it.
fe er begejitre6e for &a0ifaliSmen |
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-06-09
ELECTED BANK PRESIDENT
". d. COrbett, Formerly of Sumtdf
Made Head of Arizona Bank.
Knox Corbett Elected as Member
OF Board OF Directors.

At an adjourned meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Merchants
Bank and Trust Company. held at tho
offices of the bank this afternoon. the
resignation of Andres Rebel as presi-
dent Of the institution was accepted.
w. J. Corbett, one of the members
of the Board of Directors, was chosen
as the successor to Mr.. Rebel in the
presidency.
The vacancy in the Board Of Direc-
tors occasioned by the acceptance of
the presidency Of the bank by w. J..
Corbett was filled by the selection of
j. Knox Corbett to be one of the li-
rectors.
1t was stated that Mr.. Rebel ten
dered his resignation as an official Of
the bank owing to the fact that his
other business interests in this city
require so much of his time that he
was unable to attend to his official du-
lies in connection with the bank
Tuscon. Arizona, Citizen, May 20.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-06-09
A Narrow Escape.

Mr.. c. w. Smith had a narrow es-
cape Saturday from death or at
least serious injury. While riding on
horseback near the A. c. L. freight
depot his horse came into contact
with live wire which was hanging
across the street only a foot or eigh-
teen inches above the ground. The
horse fell to the ground like he had
been shot and as he went down Mr..
Smith was thrown headlong over the
horses head, falling clear Of the wire
by good fortune. The horse did not
fall on the wire and recovered himself
almost instantly and got up, but as he
did so again came in contact with the
wire and fell again, but this time he
got clear Of the wire and ESCAPED
without injury except a few burns on
the forelegs.
Mr.. Smith was not hurt by his fall,
although badly shaken up.
The live wire which caused the
trouble was telephone wire which,
Mr.. Smith says, had fallen across one
of the day current wires of the Ice,
Light and Power Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-06-09

Engineers have probed the earth
only to a depth Of about $500 feet
below the surface. and Camille Flam-
marion has lately renewed his old
suggestion that a great exploration
shaft should be sunk to the utmost
possible depth In thorough investiga-
tion of the crust OF our planet. This
pit should be 200 or 800 feet in dia-
meter. cased with a massive iron
ring. The heat increases at an aver
age rate OF one Centigrade degree for
every 10S feet. and the temperature
of boiling water might be expected at
a little less than two miles, but the
boring should go much deeper. The
Landes I'm France. as well as GER
tain plains of Belgium. Holland and
Roumania, should have favorable
spots for excavation. Such an under
taking would offer unknown possibili-
ties OF practical and scientific results,
geological and archaeological curl
osities. iron mines. copper mines,
precious metals. veins of gold. plati-
num- silver, radium, etc, and multi
millionaires with dread of dying
rich have here an opportunity of ac-
quiring fame and adding to human
knowledge.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-06-09

The death of Barlow Shaw, which
occurred at Sumter on the morning of
May 31st 1909. was an event which
brought lament to the whole COM
munity,
He was born March cath 1861, and
vas reared Ira the Concord section of
Sumter county. He was the eldest
son oil Erwin and Lillis (whitworth)
Shaw In April 1889 he married
Annie. daughter Of DIR. ]. w. Prin-
gle. Two sons, William and James,
survive him.
Modest and reticent. yet courteous
ir bearing. he was a man of noble
Impulses. high principles and fine
Judgment. Public spirited, generous
and true In all the relations of life.
hc greatly. endeared himself to n
large circle of relations and friends.
After q few. weeks Of illness from
typhoid fever his strength melted
away. his fine constitution succumb-
ed. and the strong man was laid low.
His sun went down at high noon, he
being but forty-eight years old.
His mortal part was laid to rest
at the old church of his home Of boy
hood In the presence Of very large
and sorrowing assembly Of friends
The fragrance Of the flowers that
covered his grave will pass. but the
fragrance Of his memory will long
abide.
I'm such an hour as ye think not
the Son of Man cometh."
A Friend.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-06-09

Mrs. Gertrude Barney, the pretty
widow and telephone operator the
montgomery (MoO authorities re-
FUSED to seat as city collector when
she was elected to that office last No
vember. because, as a woman she was
Ineligible was married to her manager
In that campaign, e. III. Ham. county
Republican chairman and State food
Inspector.