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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20
CONFESSED HIS GUILT.
Negro Boy Stole $13.4O Then Showed
Officer Where 1t Was Hid.

Friday morning, about four o'cock
when the driver for the New York
Bakery was about to start out on his
rounds, he missed the box which he
carries with him, and which contain
ed number of bread tickets, bank
book, and a sack containing $13.4O
in money.
The loss was at once reported to
Sergt. McKagen, of the police force,
and the officer Immediately went in
search of Thomas James, a negro
boy in the employ of the bakery.
When asked if he knew anything
about the disappearance of the box,
the boy was emphatic in denying any
knowledge 7hatever of it.
Later on in the day Sergt. McKag-
en- learned that the negro had pur-
chased a pair of fine shoes, and so
found the boy second time and ask
ed him again if he knew anything OF
the box.
The boy again denied any knowl-
edge of it and said that mis- brother
had purchased the shoes for him.
His brother denied this, however,
and Mr.. McKagen told James that he
had better confess to taking the
money, If he had done so.
This time the negro showed the
officer where he had hidden the box
under a negro's restaurant on Hamp-
ton avenue.
There was nothing in the box, it
having been broken open, but James
led the officer on down to the old
c. S. & N. r. r., where, in some
weeds nearby, the sack, containing
$11.70, was found
In the Recorders court this morn
ing James was given a sentence of 80
days on the chaingang.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20
WILL FIGHT EXTRADITIONo
Professor Goodman Evendently Doe.
Not Wish to Revisit Sumter.

From what can be gathered from a
telegram received Friday by Sher-
ig Epperson. from Deputy Sheriff
Sykes, who is in Ohio for the purpose
Of bringing him back here, Professor
Goodman evidently does not wish to
return to this city.
The telegram is dated at st. Clair
Vile, Ohio, and reads as follows:
Express at once copy Of statue
defining crime against Goodman"
(Signed) ~. s. SYKES"
Although no information has been
received to that effect, Goodman's
lawyers are evidently fighting extra
dition, and the authorities in Ohio
wish to know If the warrant for
Goodman charges him with an Of
fense under the statues Of this State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

1t begins to look as if the trouble
with the Oakland avenue sewer, and
the heavy expense that the construc-
ton OF a new line will entail, will in
definitely postpone the paving of
Main street. The city has not suffi-
cient money in sight to do both. and
the repair of the sewerage system is
an absolute necessity.
The suggestion that the Masonic
Temple be remodeled and converted
into a model commercial hotel has
met with general approval among
business men who have given it con-
sideratiOn. There is reason to believe
the suggestion will bear fruit in the
near future.
This is rather dull season for
John Doe. but as soon as cotton pick
ing begins and money becomes more
plentiful he will begin piling up booze
cases for the fall term of court.
negro convict, Lewis Ransom.
known as Springfield" from Lee
county, who was hit in the head bv
another convict, and brought to
Moods Infirmary for treatment. was
sent to Columbia for further treat
ment Friday morning.
Mr.. II. Q. Sanders of Hagood Fri
day sent the Item a peach weighing
ten ounces. 1t is a perfect peach
and shows what Sumter county can
produce.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

The friends of Maj. c. B. Yeadon
are congratulating him upon his pro-
motion to the Lieutenant Colonelcy
of the Second regiment. 1t is an hon
or worthiiy bestowed, for he Is one
OF the most efficient and jealous Of
ficers Of the State militia and his SER
vice in the past is the best guaran-
tee that he will fill his new Office
with credit to himself and to the
Second regiment.
The Civic League asks that any one
having a pair of old crutches will
please phone headquarters. as a pair
is needed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

The ordinance against the ringing
OF bells and blowing of horns by haw-
kers. ice wagons. etc. does not go in
To effect until 1t has been published
for two weeks but already there has
been decided abatement Of the nui-
sance.
The law against fast and reckless
driving of automobiles is going to he
more strictly enforced
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

The falls are step shaped anu
young Dillard fell over three Of these
the total descent being over so
ieet. A party Of more than 80 young
people Of Westminster were having
n few days outing at the tunnel.
There is a legendary romance that
lssaquena and her lover leaped from
these falls long ago and escaped from
irate parents and chiefs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

Mrs. r. F. Bryant, in Orangeburg,
and her sister, Mrs. VIM. A. Kinard,
in Sumter.-Newberry Herald.
Mr.. Scriven Moore has returned to
his home at Stateburg, after visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. ]. Singleton Moore has return
ed to his home at Stateburg.
Mrs. w, H. Troublefeld and chill
dren have returned from visit to
friends at Paxville.
Maj. II. b. Richardson, of Pine
wood, spent Monday in the city.
Mrs. Bethea. who has been visiting
Mrs. III. w. Bennett, returned to her
home at Lykesland, Monday.
Mr.. e. w. Vogel and family left
Monday to spend some time at AT,
lanticville.
Nr. c. Capers Smith scent Sunday
in Orangeburg.
Miss Sue Duffie. of Sumter. is in
Charleston, to visit misunderstanding
Post.
Miss Jennie Chandler has returned
to Sumter from an extended visit to
friends at Charleston--Charlesto
Evening Post.
Miss Laura Gillespie, of Sumter, is
here on a visit to her brother. Mr.. r.
t. Gillespie.-Rock Hill Record.
Mr.. Carson Jenkins. of Sumter, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Gill
lispie.-Rock Hill Record.
Mr.. Bob Brunson, of Sumter, is
visiting his old home, and his many
friends here are glad to see him.-Or-
angeburg Times-Democrat.
Misses Beth Green, Elizabeth Lu-
cius. and Lola Lucius. Of Elliott, pass
ed through the city on Monday en-
route to visit friends at Rembert.
Rev w. j. Wilder has returned
from a visit to friends at Dudley.
Miss Ethel Chandler has returned
to the city, after a pleasant visit to
her sister. Mrs. Walter Raffield, of
Orangeburg.
Mr.. b. G. Gibson has gone to spend
part of the summer at Saluda, N.
C.
DR.. Geo. w. Dick spent Sunday in
Columbia.
Mrs. G. w. Dick and children are
visiting friends at Wisacky.
Miss Julia Haddin, of Abbeville, is
visiting Miss Mary Hook.
Mr.. Kemper Covington. of Marl-
boro county, is in the city.
Messrs. Geo. d. Levy, Lucian
Strauss and ]. H. Grady have return
ID from Detcoit. where they attended
tho convention OF the Grand Lodge,
Of Elks.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Saunders, OF Claremont
spent Monday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Noise have re-
turned to the city from their bridal
trip.
Mr.. B. M. Lebby Of Charleston, is
visiting relatives in the city.
DR.. w. r. Mcleod, of Timmons-
Vile. was in the city Monday on busi-
ness
Mr.. w. l.. Saunders, Of Stateburg,
spent Monday in town.
Hon. A. X. Sanders, Of Hagood,
was in twon on business Monday.
Mr.. N. ]. Boykin. Of Mayesv!lle,
spent Monday in town.
Mr.. c. w. McGrew returned Sat-
urday afternoon from a weeks stay
at Elloree Cameron and surrounding
neighborhood. He reports crops very
good; cotton being three or four
weeks late for the time of year.
Mr.. w. b. Colclough. of Provi-
dence, was In the city Monday.
Mr.. ]. M. Woodley. Of Summerton,
was In twon on business Monday.
Mr.. w. Med. Green. Of Mechanics
Vile, was in the city Monday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20
PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.
Building Supply Co. Awarded Verdict
OF $498.78.

In the case of the Building Supply
Co., plaintiffs VS.. c. E. Jones, defen-
dant. verdict of $496.76 was found
for the plaintiff.
An equity case, John B. White
plaintif VS.. ]. Knox Newman, de-
fendant, was next heard and a de-
cree signed for defendant.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20
OVER FALLS.
VIII Dillard OF Westminster Went
Over Issaquena Falls-NOt Serious
ly Hurt.
Walhalla, July 15.-Wiu Dillard

Walhalla, July 15.-Wiu billiard. a
young man from Westminster, fell
oo 1eet down Issaquena falls. on Tun-
enl hill, five miles west of here. yes-
terday afternoon. His escape from
horrible death is almost miraculous.
lie was brought at once to the home
or his uncle, w. T. Grubbs, in Wal
halla, where he received medical at
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20
AN OPPORTUNITY January q,

ter the last horse show In Sumter
/ purchased the handsome horse
which was awarded the blue rib
bon (first prize) by the Judges, they
having decided that he was the
best single harness horse on exhibit
ton. He Is without blemish. kind
and sensible and the kind OF horse
that Is not often on the market.
Having determined not to keep
a horse, / am Offering him for sale.
Z. +. Osteen. M. D.. Sumter. S. C.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

"ANlED-By young lady, college
graduate l.. |. Degree. position as
teacher. Good references. Adrcss
). l.. Care Ostecen Pub. Co.
7-12-2t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

tention. He was able this morning
to leave for his home in westmin-
Ster
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-07-20

Nature is visible thought.-Heine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

Die @nttin linn ertriliep tuurbe. Bon
Den 10 &inoern nit nelfer ole Gle
geiegnet uliroe finb nod Z ON Sc
ben tpie folgt: 5rau Sobanarn 8it-
.tidy bon 8eItfountairL Sral ggnes
RaeseIim Stpeet Springss 800, OF
to @aebler, Ct 2ouis. 5ralr gniiIie
Struiiner, Sran 2ucb 2angenooer.
fer, Srai @uitlina @aIfer lt,t6 Sran
gml1n Sbeilbaits bon Sermnnit, Inn
Den COB bes geliebtem @aters gu
betrauern. Sein 8erllf i'm 2eben
mar Sarnter uto 8einbalter, bod
mar er lett etfpa Ia Snbrem in Der
Stoot Dobntaft mo- er BEN 2ebens.
aber6 beifloB.
Der 8eritorbene bat nIs @atte,
8ater utpo 8Irger an oen Seinigen
uno i'm @emeintpeier feline ooIe
&fftft eetban. Seine Site, feline
inntge, nidt eebaidelte SbeiInnbnte
nit allen 6urften Diele erfabren. Sc
taber man i'm fenneip lerrte, beito.
mebr iddslngsipertbe @isenifyaften
ent6efte man an INN.
9as 2eidenbegdnenib fip6et NOR
gen Samitag @adnittog, bonn Sra,t.
er)altfe ilno bant I'M 2 llbr bon
Der go. ct, 8u,Is Stride beren ct
5~ltgebOrig, oits, ftatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
8raf 5eppclin fommt bieaeidt mad
Mmerifa.

8eni1 6os SdifiaI er Dem @raf
en- Zeppelin erm0eIidt, einen lang
gebesten 8unidl 8ii erfiilen 10 pers
ben ole ameritatier in ibrem $eirn-
atblanbe @eIegenbeit boben. ben
beutiden Meiiter Der 2uftidifiobrt
5n begriiBen. Der 8ruber bcs @paf.
Ell, Siteo b. Zeppelin Oer 9%eeentuar.
ti9 cine &eiie 6ur9 amerifa nnter-
ninruit. fat in Seem gorf Den @uu-
id 6es Meiiters bonn 8ooenee Der.
rntbet oas 2onb pieber5uiebcit In
Dem er 5iierit I'm 2uftbanom einen
aufftiee unternabm. gs mar tpabr-
emo 6es Se3eiiionsfrieges, als @rai
Zeppelin 8lifammen nit Dem perftor-
benen @arI Sdura in eiiiert Seiiet.
balon aufitieg, Inn Sruppenbeiues-
ulpgen 81 beobodten. Graf $lao
perrietb aud, 6aB Der 3 Ute bereits
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
in arbeit lit unO nod ieiner @oleitb.
illts tpobI ale feline 9orsaneer an
@robe iibertreffen miro.
SOrle ebOe 8enb.

Gntil Topel uitb 5atniItc ,ifpo
SRI. 2p6ia 2einfiebler meI4e 5tpei
@odcn IN Saliue County 8i 9e.
hid ,paren finb tpieoer bier.
SRI. Clara 8itSdmotrn ipelde
iii Der SnmiIie 8. Eop4 ii1 eiifs
belt, lit SCENT atttr gu bleiben.
9ie 8rIs. @ietn uilo @inrric
2eimfuebIer uerbraften 9arflng.
nnDstng i'm Seim BON Sris gieb.
iitgbngert.
Brn. &irrelmeber un6 6dfti.
Tie BON gIapton iinb bier 3tt 8ehsd.
ISie ge1en tpod grasufor6 gourtp.
Geo. atirrelmeper BON 9rate
mar Sanftag unb Sonntoe bier
beim 8ritOer Greo 81 8efud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

-Sral @milie Sdulte BON 8ap,
mar Mitttpo9 bier i'm NadlaBse-
ri6t In Safen oes @adlaiies hires
perItorbener @attin Sobn Sdrlte.
County Collector 8reuer bot
feline @urbe I'M County bebufs elm
tommeln Der @teliern beenbet, urlo
miiiiet BON Jest ON ole nod nift
entrifteen Stelert i'm Gourtbonie
be5ablt tuer6e1t
--9ie 8oifbeforOerung 5fpiid)er
Sermanh urpo 9rofe miro 6icfer 60
ge aaif 5 Sabre contraftlid an ben
@inbeitforbern0en pergeben fperoerr
Ser iesiae Contractor lit Serr Wtit'
ten6orf Der aber nidt n,ebr mitiia'
den min bu i'm ole @eidiffe i'm
folge ieiner bisberi9en gertnger
2obruimg bolfhanbis %perleioet 1T.
-&o1tor Gbnm 8enber BON Ser
iailes. @o., mar porgeltern bier 81
8eiu9 un6 @nft Der Samilie Senrt
Gobns. $err Bender lit Elm grn'
Der oes Dor 10 Sabren bier Deritor'
benen 8aftor s. Bender umo fm
BON ct. 2ouis mo er Der 8eerois'
airps ieiner So Sabre alten SftpeItel
Srou Barbara Simsborfer, tpeldI
einem &ersleiben erlag, bei9eipobn
bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
Grni @acbier, Gin alter gipnisr
aeitprtea.

@a6 iotoem 2eiOem lit elmer Der
dltatert @iirser nnierer StaSts $err
ernst @aebIer. geiterlt @Orgep INN
K9 llbr inn seiesneten alter BON
50 Sabnn ms Ser6eits bifiiiber &c.
i6Iunmert, Seit Dem CODE ieitter
treteir 2ebensgefdbrtin I'M Iebtert
1lar5 bate 6os 2eben fir i'm al.
len &ei5 perloren. utt0 5~uiebenos
ging'S 8ersab IN geiinObeitiider
8e5iebuns. un6 ole Stunoen ieiner
2eiben tuir6em pieIe. Der zoo fam
i'm aIs Ell @rI0ier.
Serr @oebler tulir6e in 9reuben
am 81. Wedr5, 1929 gebopen ulto
fom oils 10idbriger anabe nit iein-
en- glterrn i'm 1889 rad Sermanri,
mo- Die SmuiIie fih 5iirahit an Der
6irit Greet nieberiieB unb oen jung
frauliden 8oben llrbar ma1te. CT
tpar elmer Der Griten tpelde i'm Der
bieiieen GO. 9irh Gonfimirt muroe.
Sn 1853 ergriff oitb i'm. mie
biele anoere iunge MGnner Ser Gin.
fieolung. bes @oIofieber. uu6 apei
nal madte ct iiberlano bic be.
idAperlide &eiie na6 Californian
SIM Sabre 1866 ebeIidte er SRI.
@mnta Senlr init ipelfer er in iiber.
aus gliidIider CHE Iebte bis Der GOD
int lesten Waar5 boapiid,en trot llnb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
8as es ben Ganbibaten sefoitet bat

..F
9es @eiet nerlnr9t Bob ole
gun6iOaten tpelde fir gait Iaufens
einerIei Oh norninirt itub gefudblt,
ooer nidt. iiber lire @ablmlsgnben
i'm @ountp. unb &ecor6eromte Be-
rift erftatten miiien!
9atiirlid bei9rGnft iid Der Be-
ridt Der aussoben arf iolde Srrf'
tc pie 3eitunesanseigert aiieiiments
II. No.. urb iin6 a1tssabep tim aIs
gutter 9erI" a,p eelten nidA NIT elm
begriffem rnb iinb iold)e Soften
meiitentbeiIs bober als ole @inbe'
ridtetet.
Die 8erifte Der ertpGblten 9e'
anlten tueiien foIgen6e a~usgoben
a1tf:
s. 6. @ensel, &robateridter $500
6. @. 8arter, 8roiecir. gttp- $3.50
8nt. S. ellis, Circuit 9lerf 5000
6eroindno Bles, gountp Glf. 64.7C
Sames q. SetueIl, SO, &idter 27.00
Senrp 3asttotu, 60. &idter 27vOo
5ranf 9nfem, gorfiser 60.
Court 5000
3o.ot
s. 6. @trod, Collector 74.0O
S. 49, $enslep, Superintendent $500
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
8dder antoH2

Se6es &ino i'm 0orfe fannie
eipen Der iid @ttorn iiannte;
ranton itef 6en Gegeri ein,"
@alpb alte lleberlieferlntg feiat.
9dber ibr 2eiite bort nlal sli:
Reine SeeI' bot feline Stub
Bis iider i9 bin informirt:
Sat nod elm &nton eriitirtS
Drum Oerrfe Se6er erfftlid tiah,
9ie 8orte @eorg 3irftl 4rton ipra9
Der alte Gnton fann'S nidt fein
genn Der tranf itetS iein Bier
INTO 8eirs
Die 8rase bleibt iett often, frei
8er uohl Der on0ere clinton lei!
Or. Often.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

Ser @inter i9eint mln alien
Grnites ieinen @iit8lIg gebnlten 81
baben. 8orgeItern, dri Iesten 9a-
&c 0as Moltats 9opember, mar es
5iemlia talt aunO Der idorfe 8inb
ou5u madte Die &dlte UNTO empfino-
lider. Dos thermometer belt fif)
mdbpen6 oes cages nit groBer gor-
Iiebe in ben nieberen Negionen arf;
Inn z ltbr @ore. itono Dos Giiediil.
Der ailf % @pob iiber gtul ODER 10
8rab inter Dem @efrierpunft Mit
ben @etterperbdItnifien itimmt oief-
es idon iibereiw benn geitern bdt.
ten mir ia BEN /. GeSemuber. Der
aHiong oas ioaerponnten Gbriit. ooer
Binter 7 @ondts. aSaiR
Abonrirt dif Dos Sermanller
8oIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
aonis Snnfe seltorbeu.

am Wittrpo6 LETTER ISOLDE lit an
Der 3biro Greet elm alter befannter
uro gea6teter 8iirser 6ieies Golin.
tbs, Serr Souis Sunfe, I'M otter boz
70 Sabren unb s Monoten ge.
ltorbeil. @r fam Dor Dem Burger
friege ans 8eutidlotto bierber nro
iieOeIte ii6 urfpeit bon 8oolart an
ulrO bot iia ais Maann uro Sarmer
ollr6 ieinen e%brenbaften Gbarafter
uluo 5leiB in feinen &reis eiit gut.
en- Nanen uru6 eeadtete Steaung
ertpor6en. gr ~birterIdBt 5 Sobne,
@ilbelm, Sermann, 2ouis. 5ris
uiio @uitap Sunfe, uno cine 2odp
ter 6rau Minnie 2aftofpebr. Setne
Satin ging ibn Dor mebrerefd Sab.
reit i'm Sooe poraus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

-Sn Sberiffsatnt lief Die @ad-
ri6t elm einen getpiiielt Gburbman
peld)er in Sotpa 8etmlg beriibt. umo
iid auf Dem Snogboat @an Sano
IN @osconnbe befinoen iol, gu Der.
baften. 9eputp 81. s. Mumbroter
mar Sonntag in @asconooe unb
ermittelte bas Der @efldte bereits
obem in 8ismarf Oas Boot nerldi.
fen boben.
2eie /. Circle.
Gin 2eie : Circle miro morgeit,
ben 8. 9esember, R2 11br
3admitta9s in Der $odidtile i'm
@ange fem.
aapitel aus Mlen's .gipic ano
Sealt6" tperben bistutirt tperben.
Or. Saffner bat 5ugeingt antpeienO
gu ieirt urpb SbeiI an Der DisfuiIion
81 rebulen.
Sebermartn iit ui~llfontuienl
8. s.. Strunf. Mer.
Die 8ptbinsritter Sege er.
nablte am lesten Sreitas folgenbe
9ennte fiirs ~fonanenoe Sabr:
Senrp Drummer. ! 8. 6.
Is. 6. &obpn. . ;. sc.
gbas. s. Sdsner, g.
". IS. Raeglin g. q, & 9
gbas. Sansen .@. S
Geo. 6. gberlin, . M. 6.
Sernanm &oepfe, SO. 81.
Oscar Stalt0e, S. q.
GDaS. @atper, . 8. q.
lSbeobore @raf, gbtuarb &lieoi9er
Gno SenrD Bod, . @ibotp nrro
0rpbon Sruitees.
-Serr g6am 8epoer ~erfre1ite
iidJ onfangS Der @obe oes 8eiud.
les ieines gultbers Srarf Bender BON
2ittle &ocf, @rf. 2esterer mar in
lgbicago 5i 9eiu6 eetpeien liruo bn
Ter eirntal I'M @ange mar fam er
mad Sermontl ulpo Die 5reltoe mar
rmtiirlid gpoB. Serr Sronf Bender
bat cine Seritannerir, Die sodter
Ioes geritorbener Saco6 8oer. CUR
ISrou. gr 9at quite &nitelulus in
Den @aibinerhuerfitatte Der &od
SslapS @dbn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02
SodJ5eitsslDdeH
WncQer Chris.

gtm 8ienitGg ben 90, Ronember
fpuroen in Der ct. 8alIs &irfye gu
2ittle Berger our6 Ren. &nntbert
8rimfmoeler as einem gliifliden
8aare bereint: Serr 2oitis MiieIler
bon 2ittle Berger iilb SRI. MtartBa
@arbS bon Berger. Gilbert Muel.
ler ltno @rs. Sncquin uipo SRI.
Susan @arbS un6 8rau Gus. Sac.
lquin flngirten als 3raiBeiigen, unb
9lltmenn66dRn naren 2eona &ooe
urro Cecilia @asenneper. Rod Der
firdliden 5eier begab man itd5 nod
Dem Seim Der 8raliteItern mo elm
folennes &od3eitsfeit ftattfano. lin
ter ben 8eildern iparen bon aus.
fpdrts artueieno: SRI. &ofa 0fneIler,
ct. 2ouiS; 60. @o6e nebit 5nmilie
bon airfspoo6, ebenfals Serr mo
Sroil Gnoresp Miieller bon @afne.
0n, $40.
am 9anfiagungshnge cabs in
$eim 6es Serrn luto 6ral George
Miieaer fen. cine 5otnilien : 8einr
ioft urpo Elm ionloies @sittogsmabL
meiiters 5u Gbre 6es nelloermdbi-
ten 9oares segeben, fuitrbe @ierbirt.
@s maren antueiero $err rno 5rali
2ouis Miieaer, Serr uno Sraii Gus.
Socaitin, Serr un0 Grau German
aopp, Serr rnb Srau go. &o0e,
6ror Sobn SpedboIs, Sri. &osa
@reaer, stlbert @iueler, 6ran eIia.
abetb Stein uuo @obert Geibbart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-02

Ole beften Mnitreider, 8ditinier.
nebnier II. arditeften oieies 2onoes
,brandeH MIR WtoHito Gin .Sorie
lSBoenidrfe" fiji ssaFeraHftriA 5n
GBriit. GberIin g Son.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

left for Pauls Valley today TO look
after some property he owns there.
II. T. Bland of Milburu was bus.
mess visitor here today
" G. Norvell Of Marietta was here
today en- route to points north
Simon Westhoimer Of Marietta was
here today en route tp oklahoma
City.
Eugene Ray left today for visit
10 Pauls Valley and other points
north
ID. Landman left today for bus.
mess visit to points north ON the
Santa Fe.
Will G. Chancellor aud wife left
here today for Lawton where they
will reside.
Warren Martin left today for his
territory. after spending Sunday here
with his family
Wright Reeves. who has been here
for the past few days. left today
for visit 10 points north.
Col G. l.. Byrne and wife have
returned from New Orleans. where
they attended the Shriners' meeting.
G. VI. Harper. credit manager for
the Retailers Association. left here
today for a weeks visit to the sur.
rounding towns where he is distrib-
uting advertising matter on the re-
fund of fares to out of town custom
ers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18

story is one OF deep human inter.
est. remarkably combining love. jeal'
ousy, deception, misunderstanding
and sadness. the loftiness of motive
being impressive. The title role Is
deeply emotional one, and in it
Miss Clarke makes a decided i'm.
preston, winning her audience.
Throughout the play is of deep in
terest and in its presentation here
it made a decided hit. while Miss
Clarkes work was decidedly the clev
crest, yet the entire company is
far above the average. the per
formance being worthy of large at
tendance. as 1t is worth while in
the dramatic line"
Seat sale opens Wednesday morn
ing at Posts drug store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-18
A CONFEDERATE MOTHER.
Ardmoreite Requested to Ascertain II
She Will be Admitted TO Home.

Mrs. Mary Jane Weaver lives
James farm. She is about 90 or 20
years old and although frai and
not able to do hard work. too proud
to beg, tries to do all she can. Dur
ing the winter months she sells bon
nets, for which she receives a mere
pittance. On Christmas day, 1868,
she was living In Pulaski. Tenn.
General Hood was retreating and
heavy skirmishing was going on
most OF the day. At one time, how
ever, the firing lulled or had ceased
for awhile and some citizens ven.
tured forth upon the streets. Some
friends OF Mrs. Weavere, who was
then IA young lady, called u her TO
come across the street and as she
was crossing the street federal troops
coming down the street fired upon
her, injuring her in the ankle. Mrs.
Weaver is the daughter of Con
federate soldier. a Confederate sol
dier's wife and she Is Confederate
widow. Should she be cared for in
the new Confederate Home? When
she was wounded. DR.. Burdett of Pu
laski. dressed her wounds and stated
that steel hoop skirt which she
wore. had protected her from other
injuries. She can relate many inter
esting stories of the war. Her faith
er and husband were with eithei
General Forest or General Wheeler
all during the war. Confederate vet
erans and friends should see an,
| know more OF her.