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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Saft og Solicit.

8reiioent 3nft inotog i'm bsie
Stilling unoer ieroeies gooe aus.
picier. Som Gooieoelts 9rotege par
8olfets CUNT og SilIio paa 5or-
baoro garnnteret. Ranr ban enonu
til 9els beiiooer oisie, oo maa oct
alene tilifripes BEN @runo, at
9resien bar oeret lanemooig, imoo
BAN. Man bar i~uipenoeret DON'T
men ON BAN for at gine BAN
en- gbonce til at omafe gooo". I'll
Cato fan oisie 5orbaq6ninger fun
iiges at u9re ifuffe0e, og man ~
Ter, at bois ban life mart fremoi-
ier noget baan0gribelig %rooleoeltit,
pil Stemningen ilaa ON til abio-
Int MooItan0. San begDnote jim
9nnoreiie meo at loppriie Sena-
tor AIoricb, Der al bet a%merifanife
Soft er aniet for aorporationernes
baonooangne Mono og iom iaaoan
fun npoer abiolut Moouillie. 9ao
9eIion Iloricb bore aIOrig ioa ops-
tig, ban bar fife 5olfets Sillio og
ber oerfor heller life poatoinges
os.
s @inona, Ninneiota, logoe ban
Jig g%runoiet no meO ben 5lei al BET
repubIifanife 8arti, Der abioIut maa
anIes for Sen r~ooieoeltife. San onO-
le6e 6eres 0egtelie al at femme
for Sololopen / gongresiens gfs-
traiamline. Nan merfer Jig at baa.
De 4loricb og Cannon bar ingt, at
bet er ben 6eoite SoIoloo, 9anoet
nogen Sinoe bar bait. timber Cts
trniamlingen mooiatte ban Jig oct
5orisg, Der bleo giort fra progress
iin republifanif oe oemofrotiif Si-
De poa at fnn Suiets Hegler er.
oreoe ianleoes, at BET / girfeliebe.
Den blep ielDitprenoe. 90 MI oeo
Oenne Samlings geepnoeIie bar
ban igen mooiat Jig geuaoeIien for
at before Commons eneo9Ioiee Ser
reosmme. 5erit bar oct 8~oIoiperes.
manlet, ban gap iom Bnoifiio, MI
er oct pigtige administrative 9oo.
forilae. Nen Gait buroe f%orItan,
at bnis bans ~9ouforilags @eotagel.
lie er nfbengioe al aloricb's os
Commons geitaoen. oo oiloe Solicit
iiffert beIlere, at ban bnpoe label
Dem gan | Bapirfurnen.
Oct iioite Sfriot BEN imoo Sol
fets ugunit toe ban, oa ban ian
fig ns0Iaeet til at ~afifeoige Sort
meter Bindot. 5oritmeiteren, Der
nDoer BET 5ortrin al pore Rooie-
belts perionlige Sen oe Dn6ling,
bar | en- 4nrrptfe ppret ioentiiiceret
meo geooreIien nf bore naturlige
Higoomsfiloer, iRrlig Sfopenp, ION
offentIig gjenOom. 9ette Spsrgs,
monl fan regnes for ct al 2anoets
allernigtigite Spergsmaal. Cats
Sf9bne afbanger al Gongresiens
8enoeIie / ginhot-gnIlinger Nj
fRren. Waan maa uente, inotiI
Sanobeoen fommer frem, men for
Sioen er Siemningen nermeit for
pindot.
o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

Raar eaierne benpenber fig til Solt, Der
npertereri globei. enten for al fsbe bos benz
enerfor al too Eplpsnine ON BET opettsrsbe,
bebes De dltib omtale, at Gs fan apertisies
mentet | bette Blab. Oct ril pRre til gen.
fbig Rntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Spfororina.

On nogen al oGaniferen"s SG-
iere er / geiiooelie al cen eler fle.
re al bore oanife Salmer, oneriatte
poo GnseIif, og bill afitaa iamme,
ID bill mnn esre unOertegneOe en-
@la6e % Eieneite Deo inareit muligi
at ienoe BAN ioaonnne Operi9ttel.
ier.
S. %. Sanen,
Dor IA, Stapleburit, 0ebr,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

Og bporfor iful6e ri famine os
peo bort Sprog? or BET life ct
flint Sprog? or bet life Dor 81
tories Sprog? OR bet life bore
bnpoDunone Snititutioners Sprog2
Gr bet life Dor eIifebe GoIfefirfes
Spros2 or oct lite bore Settles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
Heferat.
Srinitatis Seminarinms Seoniuge.
misunderstanding Z. Nars.
meoc, %. San, 1910.
ira

Sangen gtr. rs / sSangeren"
bIeo %aiiun9en, poreitergt9itforman
mano u. s. Garlien opl9ite Rom.
10, 11-2f % bol0t gen.
Sefret9rens % aasiererens ae.
f%erater opl9Ites % ~goofenotes.
Get blep peota9et: ut 6orenin.
gen giuer al Den til aarsmeOet inc.
TONNE Sum " til Snoianermis.
iionen oe " til Sapanmisiionen.
6elgen6e @mbeosm9no bleu ualg.
te: Reitformano, 6. 9. Hoienberg;
Sefret9r, .. q. %. Bad.
Som OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Ma0s
Sanien, Miis Caroline Sobnien %
s. %. 9anien.
Som Hepiiorer: u. u9renbolt %
Sans Rielien.
aeieratet ira glsoet bleo opleit
og oootenot.
geo Msoet Senong GftermiO.
bag tnlte galtor Beterien ira Dan.
nebroe. 5slsenoe er ct fort LID.
Drag Of bans Gale:
,gi peo aneinmmen, bpao oct oil
iige at oripe Misjion. Wan faloer
os MisiionsfoIf, oe oi buroe life
famine os oper bette Ndpn, tbi
aQe Menleifer buroe pore W2is.
iionsfolf. ut Orioe Misiion er 10
fun at efterfomme Serrens iioite
9efaling til fine 8iieiple.
8i bar Ell itor Misiionsmarf
blanot port eget Soft Der i ame-
rifa, men oerooer buroe pi life
glemme Seoningerne. lloen at oriua
Seonineemisiion fan airfen life
efsiitere; men sper ri ben, bliuer
Ri ielu oeliignet.
Seoningemisiionen err en- itor 0p.
gaoe, iom oi bar faaet oirefte ira
Serren. San bar iogt: .@aa no /
al geroen, og gsr ale 6olf til
mine Diiciple", % ben Detailing
itaar enonu, tbi enonu err life ale
5olf ariitne.
8i taller ON ben fore Rso Der.
bienime. Wen JON EN- Wano, Der er
fenot meo 6orboloene oeruoe, iagoe
til mig Ell Sang: o8i bar ineen Soc
ON. bpao Seoenifab er for noget.
Oct er noget iaa forf9roeligt, ina
oct fan ilet life iammenlignes meo
5orboloene berbiemme".
lloen ariitenoommen fan 8eroen
life blipe ciniliieret. Der err Nso og
elenoigbeo n1e 8egne. Oct geIoer
for os ON at fna ginene op for
Den. Seils iaa Menneifenes 0eo
og bjalp Dem. Oginn Ri ifaI ferit
lie oeres Neo, for at Ri fan faa at
lie, bnao De trGnger til. GonngeLiet
ON Seius err bet eneite, Der fan
biplpe Dem. Seius pnfeSes ooer
Wenneifenp, og Di ifol lore at BAN
at pnfes oper Dem. 5 2ignelien
ON ben barmbiertige Samoriton
lRier pi, at Brpiten og 2epiten git
forbi ben iaareoe Mano uoen at
bjGlpe BAN. Oct bar life foroi be
mnngleoe Wioler til at bi9lpe BAN,
men DC bapoe life bet rette Sinoe.
lag. gi MAJ fsrit ie at faa bet
rette Sinoelae operfor &eoningerne,
iaa ifal pi NOT oeiaa iinoe pna at
biGlpe Dem.
Wen Soften er ind flor % Or.
beioerne iaa faa, babe Der biem.
me og enonu mere uoe pno Se0.
ningemarfen.
Sporom ifaI Ri faa flere ar.
beioere2 8i Hal f6rit begpnoe me6
at beoe Ssitens Serre, at BON oil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

Sproa? oeres, JON gif i 0soen for
5eoreIanoet2 gr oct life Dor ifen.
ne Boeiis Sprog? bore Salmers
5proa2 oct Spro9, boori oore Soc
nler itaar mnleoe for pore Zine?
Sipae1oerens, 2oIliffens, 5Dn-
boens. SsnoeriDoens, aronipoens,
genoeI6oens oe 1bpboens Sproo,
er ale @rene af ben gnmIe Sooeo-
famine - el0re emo Gebenbaone-
rens, 9lore emo oct nilo9ren0e
Sfriftiprog, n9rmere rriproget,
n9rmere &ooen. Oct er / oisie og
/ SsIonoifen, at ben gamle oon-
ife 5nnaes aprne er beparet. Spill.
fen Riooom af Minoer oisie inoe.
boloer. Soor ifsnt oe lpoer pao
bort 5olfs 9eber. 5oor Getel Spor
biemligt, bpor it9rft, boor flang-
fnIOtl Siertets sproo til Siertetl
@rin6rineens Sproel
Ssnoeripoens Stamp for BET
oanife Sprog / Ssnoeripaan0 no.
ger ct belt aapitel / 0anmorfs og
set oonife Soils 9iitorie. Som Ell
@rpnienoet bar ban itoaet urof.
feIig imoo etbpert 4ngreb. 9erfor
inotoeer Ssnoeripoen en- Seoers-
pIoos / bper eoel Oonnemanos
og Dnnnefoinoes Sierte. 5 Siam.
pen bar Spifen bnonet ct Sprog,
ser er plOre emo bans eget; ben
npe Sproeuioenifab ipnes nemIie
mer og mer at g~ootgsre, at oct
tpife Sprog bar n9ret mere pad
oirfet fra @oroen, emo De noroiife
Spro9 bar p9ret paopirfet al oct
tpife. Der er en0ogiaa eminent
29roe, Der p%oaitaar, at Gpifernes
Sorfeore fom fra 0or6en og at De
Oanife SfuIonngefoIf oor oeres
5orfpore, (Oette ii6Ite bar ma Dog
enonu life beoiit), inmt at oen
ienere tpife Civilization og aultur
fnloesgaouirfning al ct ienere inb-
panbret 8oIf, bpis Gfterfommere er
Oanmarfs nuoPrenoe gefolfnine.
Den oprin0elige ipife Qualification
par nemIie b~etpoeIiet Inuere END
Den, pore Sorf9ore braete meo iig
inc / Roroen. &c Siooc 5apIor:
Gen nriite Stammes OprinOeIie"
Ottoien og flere. Soa oct bIiber
~inarere 9pifernes emo Oanifernes
Sprog, Der, iom en- ousiel Iigger.
fpino, mac jim Sfom meo laante
YiaIter o9ffe."
Raar bort Sproe bar oeret Sen.
itnn0 for ct iaaoant 5orioar ooer
for 9pifen, iaa mnn BET 10 bare
for goot til at ni ifulOe bore meo
til Der '6e 5oreueoe Stater at
uopiife BET al Sftorien. Snr bet
ppret bort 2oIf en- @elfienelie /
benpeo TO Suiino aor. ina maj oct
inoeboloe noeet, iom Dor Slegt
Der uoe / oct fremmeoe ilet life
fan unopere, bnis ben oil pe0blipe
at p9re Zig ielp.
nMen Lao bort Sproe fun bore for
andre, bpno oct Dil,
8i fit Ell beore Stat emo oct at gent
me;
Oct er Dor Sanfes 9inee, portSier-
tes Stren9eipil
Oe Si9Iens Speil oe 5sIeliernes
Stemme;
Sum BET Dor Sore fan rumme
fun BET fan bringe 9reit<
aun BET Dor 9rsm fan male og
juble no Dor 2Dlt,
Gun BET fan bort os 5olfets Gin
f%orplante."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
6uthinionfnI0et.

Sut6inionfaloet, Sutdinion,
Nfinn., JON oeo Bait. Haarups 5or-
flpttelie til 8aupaca, @is., oil BIZ
be uoen Preit, bar ienot aalosbren
til BaIt. u. 6. @eismanr, 9enDer,
Colo. On ban mootager aaloet pi-
oes life enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04
4oresieforanorina

9ait. S. geoeriens aoresie, Der
nu er POI 6. 6. Street, oil efter
IA. 6ebruar oRre 211 Geoor St,
atlantic, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

8 9ilf9lbe al rlressImGsf9beber pso
Rpbfoeslien heoes man tlase til bet ifsblise
Rotb9ieL. Sfulbe bet life bielpe, bsbss
4 benDenbe fig til oGonftersn"s
Rpntpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

bpem Der fitnoe faltes en- SfDg9e
al ariitofroti, er lloenrigsminiite.
rem Seanenius, ell Gentleman al
MiO0eIitanOen, iom er inOtraaot /
0ipIomotiets 5ieneite. De tioli9ere
&eeerin9er, en0og bet liberaIe, bar
ualgt 40elsm9no for oenne Still.
ling.
9ultnsminiiteren Yrooit Rielien,
er gr9it neo Ell lille airfe | Spo-
ii9aano. Sans Sognebern ipntes
goot ON bans politiife 9lnifueIier
ioa bel ION ON bars Brpoifener,
iaa De for nogle aor lioen nnlgte
ban til al reprnientere Dem / Higs.
ongen.
Zen npe Agerbrngsniniiter Boul
Gbriiteniens 9arriere er moaife ben
m9rfeligiie al oem ale. San er
,Snsmono." Susmanoss 9epngeljen
/ Oanmarf er oofiet rem al ct ra-
Oifalt 9rogram. Mon fsber tore
Soroeienoomme og Oeler Dem /
Smaaparceaer ira en- balp til Here
Ssn0er 9anO, JON minore6emioIeoe
iaa peo Siplp al Regerineslaan
fan fsbe os lepe paa | Steoet for
at eaa oa arbeioe pau De itore
@oaroe.
Sr. Gbriitenien er ielo en- ioaoon
SorObrilger minore Still. Sioligere
fortiente ban fit 2epebrso oeo at
Iape 3raifo.
5 1890 opooaeoe G6riiteniens
MeOborgere paa 9an0et, at ban
ofunoe tale iom Ell Br9it". De
uaIete BAN til 4i9soogen, buor ban
ii0en bar arbejOet ior De raoifoles
Sag. On Sen0ogen refer ban
biem til lit lille 2an0iteO.
Seq giorbe en- 5ur no til @bri.
iteniens. Del er langt ira gonen
pua en- egn, man faloer ngilonis".
Oct foiteoe mango SpergsmaoI %
0reininger 40 Onlpeie at finoe Ste.
oct. 9snoerne, hos boem ieg ipurg.
te Sci, elf aIeiammen | Sr9jfo os
talte en- uforitaaelig GiaIeft. Seq er.
fareoe, at De bar itolte al dor
Poul", uogtet no9le al Dem life
enonu banoe bsrt, at ban par Bile.
ben MeoIem OF aabinettet.
9BouI Gbriitenien", iaeoe en-
gammel gonOe, rom ieg peo, bpor
Boul gbriitenien bor2 San bar Ia.
BET De 5r9ifo, ieg itaar IL.
Gen Surtisbe0, meo buiIfen Dan.
mart bar ~foranoret poIitiif l1oieen.
De, gIeoer arbeiosflasien. Snotil
1849 bar 0anmarf Ell abiolut Won.
arfi lige iaa bureaufratiif JON
Guslano. 5 bette aar fit bet en-
@~runolon og en- Rigsoog, beitaaenoe
af to Suie (6oIfeting og2anostins).
5 1866 opnaaeoe og bolOt gsnoerne
Ell onern9lOenoe Waioritet | 5olfe.
tinget. Wen Heeeringen bleo life
parlnmentnriif. Gil @runolopsbe.
ltemmelie gap aongen anleoning Ill
at laoe propiioriife 2ope Dagen ef.
ter at aigsoagen bar opleit. gaa
oenne Wnaoe bolot De a%onieroatine
(SsirepnrtieD observation-disclosures ino-
til 1901. oa aongen bleb mot til
at iamtpffe | 9annelien al ct libe.
raft MiniIterium (8enitre-Riniiie.
rium), Der BOG %inorere repreiente.
reoe Gentrumet emo poerlte @enitre.
gfu efter otte gor al Gfsperimen.
tering meo liberal Hegering bar
9nnmarf ct aabinet. iom er ualgt
al @rupper n9lt til SociaIoemofra.
ternc pna poerite genitre. Oct raoi.
fale 9enitre er / Minoritet, Se bets
Hegerin9 er inaleoes .uparlamenta-
ritz. Rerp9renoe 5oroeIing al De
Id Meolemmer / 5olfetinget fra
Ssire til 8enitre faIoer iaaIeoes:
Ssire 81; De moderate %; Heform.
genitre 27; De rooifnIe 10; A Sn6e-
~penOenter, iom | aeglen itemmer
meo De raoifnIe, og Social Demo.
froter "a. Oct raoifale Miniiterium
itoler for fin 5ortiatteIie paa 90.
cialsg emofraternes u6elte Ststte og
oelpis Stette af Meformsg enTtre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-04

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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
Tri-COunty Institute.

Arrangements for the Tri-County
Teachers Institute, TO be held at Ocean
City, August 25th to September LIST, are
now nearly completed. The following
instructors have been engaged: DR..
Charles b. Gilbert. author and lecturer,
Of New York, Education and Literature;
Prof. w. Franklin Jones. Of the State
Normal School, Baltimore, Applied
Psychology: Prof. o. |. Woodley, Supt.
Of schools, Passaic. N. j.. English and
School Management; Mrs. Carrie l..
Record, Of Freedonia. N. Y, Normal
School, History; Mrs. Letitia P. Will
son, Baltimore, kindergarten Training
School Literature; Prof. c. II. Robin
son. of Montclair. IN. j. State Nor
NAL School. Agriculture; Mrs. G. II.
Robson, Upper Montclair, n. j., Phys
iology; Prof. X. NJ. Browning, Sadler's
b. and S. Business College, Baltimore,
Arithmetic. The sessions Of the Insti-
tute will be held as usual at the Public
School Building, from a. m. to / p. m.
There will also be two general sessions
at the Casino on Monday and Wednes-
day afternoons from to 4.30 at which
interesting lectures will be given.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
Mrs. Sarah CLANCY Franklin.

Mrs. Sarah Clancy Franklin was born
in Mississippi more than seventy-seven
years ago. She belonged to an old aris-
tocratic Southern family, which under
went many privations during the storm
and stress of the Civil War, and the
years Immediately following. The only
surviving member of her family is a
brother. who lives in the South, and
who is an octogenarian.
While in her teens Mrs. Franklin. then
a sprightly and winsome girl, came to
Berlin to attend school at Buckingham
Seminary, which. at that time, was a
noted institution of learning for girls.
Her sweet and gentle manners and her
lovable disposition soon won her many
friends. AS she grew into womanhood
she had many suitors, but only one
lover, and listening only to the prompt
ings of her own heart, she intrusted her
happiness into the keeping Of her late
husband, the Hon. Littleton p. Frank
lin, who died more than twenty years
ago.
Mrs. Franklin was universally loved
and respected. Hers was nobility of
character rarely encountered; a refine
ment of manner without parallel; a
gentleness Of disposition and cheerful
ness forbidding comparison; patience
truly sublime; devotion to home and
family. rare and beautiful; faithful
ness to church and loyalty to friends
unmatched.
Funeral services were held at hei
late residence in Berlin Sunday after.
noon at five o'clock. The services were
conducted by Rev. William H. Bancroft
pastor of Buckingham Presbyterian
Church, of which she was member
Interment was made in the family buria
lot in beautiful Buckingham Cemetery
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Calvin
B. Taylor. John w. Pitts. John d.
Henry, Horace F. Harmonson, Thomas
]. whaley. and Thomas Y. Hammond
Among those who attended the funer'
al from Snow Hill were the following
Senator John Walter Smith, Col. George
NJ. Upshur, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Up
shur, Hon. George w. Covington. Mrs
Harry +. Covington. MIR. and Mrs.
James p. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Vincent, Mr. Marion 7. Hargis, Mrs
Paul Jones. Miss Juliet I. Purnell, Mrs
Mary NJ. North, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Samue
Price, and Mr.. C. v. White.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
STOCKTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. McQuaid. of Washing
ton, and Miss Halle Byrd. of Pocomoke,
were guests this week of Miss Ellora
Paradise.
Mr.. Arthur Hill, of Lewes, Del, spent
part of this week with his parents here.
Miss Mae Goodhand. of st. Peters, is
the guest of Mrs. Ruth Pilchard, near
town.
Mrs. William Townsend, who has been
visiting relatives here. returned to her
home in Cape Charles this week.
Mrs. Ernest Berry and daughter, of
Cape Charles, were guests this week of
Rev. and Mrs. Townsend.
Miss Myrtle Paradise, of Baltimore.
is spending her vacation at her home
near town.
Miss Maud Hancock, of New Britain.
Conn, is here on visit to her parents,
near town.
Miss Lillian Waters has returned home
after a pleasant stay with friends at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Lazier. of Colorado, is
here on visit to her father, Mr.. VIM.
Colona.
Mr.. Eugene Pruitt had the misfortune
to hurt his ankle while playing ball last
week, but is now able to walk again.
Quite a number of our people went to
Red Hills Wednesday to enjoy seeing
the sights.
Mrs. Chandler Smith, of Philadelphia,
is home with her mother. Mrs. Isaac j.
Davis. who is now convalescing from
typhoid fever.
Mrs. John life and family, of Vir'
ginia. are visiting the home of Mr.. VIM.
life.
Mrs. Ida Bennum and daughter, Of
Philadelphia. were guests of Miss Annie
Colona last week.
Misses Lucille Taylor and Florence
Marshall spent Monday with friends IL
Girdletree.
Miss Lucille Taylor returned last week
from a months visit to friends in But
Ter and near Philadelphia. Her school
mate at Kee Mar. Miss Alice Fox. came
this week to visit her.
Mrs. Lou Green and children, of Dial
by, are visiting her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. o. ID. Foulks, near the bay.
Miss Nellie Barnes has returned L
her home in Girdletree, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. l.. J. Houston.
Rev. Mr.. Hastings. who went to hi
charge for Sunday, returned to the bed
side of his son here on Tuesday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
IRONSHIRE.

Rev. Z. J. Nicholson preached grand
sermon Sunday morning in Derrickson
NJ. E. Church.
Preaching here Sunday by our pastor,
Rev. Joshua Gray at o'clock, p. m.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Robert Mumford, of Woodbury.,
N. j., is visiting Mr.. Roy Wooten.
Miss Matte Cooper. of New Jersey.
is visiting Miss Mary Warren.
Mrs. Rosa H. Gray attended the
funeral Of her uncle, Capt. S. j. Num-
ford, at Chincoteague. last week.
Rev. E. J. Nicholson and daughter
are visiting his daughter, Mrs. Roy
Wooten.
Miss Mamie Bassitt is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ella Shockley, in Camden,
N. J.
Mr.. James Henderson, of Wilmington.
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Sewell Warren.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
Must Take Out Cigarette
License.

There is to be crusade made in the
State against the sellers of the paper
wrapped cigarettes who have not taken
out the special license that is necessary
under the law for the sale Of the COM
modify. 1t is necessary for every store
keeper who sells paper wrapped cigar
cites TO take out a license for same,
costing ten dollars. II is said that hun
dreds Of storekeepers all over the State
have neglected to take out this special
license and are selling cigarettes under
their ordinary tobacco license. This is
not permitted in the State Of Maryland
and every man who is doing business
this way is liable to heavy fine if dis
covered. The treasury officials have
decided that every man who is selling
paper wrapped cigarettes must comply
with the State Law. and movement
has been started which will be pushed
to punish the offenders.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
ANOTHER NEGRO
MURDER CASE
One Kills Another With A Wagon
Standard While Returning
From Camp Meeting.

Jim Ed. Purnell is dead, and coro-
ner's inquest ordered by States Attor-
ney johnson and held by Justice w. A.
McAllen. last Monday afternoon. de-
clared that he came to his death because
of blow inflicted upon him by David
Blake.
The inquest was held at the home Of
Purnells father. and was constituted
as follows William r. Devereaux, John
Taylor, L. 7. Hearne. Daniel Holloway,
Carl S. Bonneville. Milby Lewis. Z. w.
Givans, Sidney Landlord. ]. Z. Holston,
William ]. Stevens. Stephen ]. Downs.
c. l.. Boehm, foreman.
The testimony showed, that while re-
turning home from camp meeting on
Sunday night, July oath, Purnell and
Blake, with number Of other colored
people, were in the same wagon. Blake
made some remark which offended Pur-
nell, and Purnell with an oath, said,
'don't ask such foolish questions, or
well get you out of this wagon. where
upon he took step toward Blake. who
grabbed standard out of the wagon
body and dealt Purnell blow with it.
which laid him out with broken skull
and resulted in his death last Sunday.
Blake is in Jail, as stated last week,
and will likely be tried at the Fall term
Of Court for murder.
Bush meetings, or fourth-rate camp
meetings, are becoming such nuisance
to law-abiding citizens. both white and
black, of the county, that the next legis-
lature will be asked to pass a law for
bidding the congregation Of undesirable
assemblages along the county roads.
One night last week an attempt was
made to hold up an automobile, which
was driven by prominent citizen Of
the county as it was passing one OF
these meetings. Fortunately for the
occupants. the driver heard an excla-
nation from the side of the road which
put him on the alert, and as he reached
the meeting he found line up across
the road which was intended to cause
him to stop. Instead of stopping, he
put the car at high speed and broke
through the line, leaving the negroes to
wonder who had disclosed the plot.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-08-06
william P. Scarborough Dead.

MIR. William p. Scarborough. mem
Der Of the well-known Scarborough fam
lily, of Girdletree, died at his home near
Nassawadux, Va, very suddenly Sun
day of heart failure. Mr.. Scarborough
was 72 years of age. He leaves widow
and three children, one Of whom is Mrs.
r. Lee Purnell, of Ocean City. He was
a brother of Messrs. James, Robert, Pc
ter and George Scarborough. of Girdle-
tree, and was engaged with them in
business till few years ago. when he
sold out his interest and moved to Vir-
ginia.
His remains were brought to Snow
Hill Tuesday afternoon and inferred in
All Hallows' P. Z. Churchyard. Rev.
Joseph B. North. of the Presbyterian
Church conducted the funeral services.