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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-01


gebouten, gum 5beil BLOB allsgeIeG'
ten Giierbabn-Routen Die ein5iaen
gerfebrspeee, bilben aui oenen oic
! aoblenlaser im aatulla-Iiitrift er'
reiht lperoen fonner, 10 iinb bieicl-
ben iiir Mnbere 10 gut ipie iuertblos
9emcrfcnsiperth mar, ipic Bird
lif beuIiibte. oen @crtb Ser 9oblctl,
2anoereien als perbdltniBmaBig &C.
ring ausllidloaen. Gie 8eiomm..
Guantit1t Der 8oblen CAB er, nod,
Sdliblng ser bonn SpnOifat obae'
oroneten SSngeniellre, allf minbeItena
500 WiIlionen Sonnen on uno red.
nete, oaB olele Eager eInen SSert6
bon 80 Gents pro Come baben mir
oeiL falls oic Goblen fir $1.75 pro
Solne 5lltoge geforoert iluo fiir 50. q
perfauft merben fonuten. @leib oo.
roitf conltatirte er, baB bas Spnbi-
fot, lpeil cs feine amerifoniiden Sob,
len befolnnen fonnte, geS,plungeu &c.
lpeIen iei, aus Dem colobiiheit sllos.
ia iolde 81 follfen, llnb ouB bofiir
folt $12 pro Sonnc besoblt nerben
rnuBtc. 2ie Gln,inabom-Nnipr
repr1ientirten etipo elm 3ebnteI ber
geiommten &oblenid)dee BON sIlasfo
lmo fonnten olio, nud) Ser obigcll
Rehnlng nit 80 MiIlionen belper.
tibet iper0en. Gam rehnete Bird
aus, OuB Die gllnbesregierllng tbot-
idflid) cine enorme 9lbgabe crbaIte,
lpenn ibr $40 pro sIder, ooer i'm @an.
gen $4,000 fir Die Gunninebom-sIn.
lprilde entr!d)tet lperben, benn on es
etlpa 200 Sabre oalern ipiiroe, Inn
Die Ioblenlager olls5ubelten, ipcn,l
Der gegenlpGrtige Gonium in 9uusfo
llno ser Eacificfiii;e onoouere, 10
piiroe Die 9unbes.Negierllne inter
9erehnung BON 3inies5inen, Die
Slrnnle bon -$S611t2.673 in Sen
$4,000 erbalten bobcn. Sdie Somc$
fragtc Srr. Bird, picpicl bns 8u8.
gcnbeinl-Spnoifat Damn fir Die So-
Icnanlagcn III Sfaemop, lpelbe me3r
oils &unbcrttauicno Goams gefoitet,
lid anrednen fonne. ltnb 9ird)
nIuBte lelbit lad)en ilnb iugtc, sic
Summe lei 10 groB, oub iic folrm be-
rednet iucrben fonne
Gie slusiagcn Birds moGten cS
poilig flnr bob Die Sbatiahen III
5luei bon Cunningham inter Gio &C.
mod)ten Slngoben sum SbeiI imrid,-
tia moren. Gs erbcllte ferner, oaB
Gnuningbom om H. sliigult 1907 ei.
nen grief OIL Ganiel @lggenbeim
gerihtet batte. iuorin er iagte: Ser
Gommiildr (9ollinger) iagt mir, bob
slles III so Sogen flar icin lpirb.
Iies mar 5lpei @od)cn, nadbenl
slgent 2ope ieinen @cridt erltattct
Gattc, mlf 8rilno bciien oos General.
2onoolnt (llnter 9nllinger) Die Gun.
ningbom-slnipriide iiir einiuonbirei
crfldrt bate.
Bird itellte iibrigens IN stbreoe,
ooB er ober bie 8uggenbeims ober
bie Wfitglieoer Der Mor9an.8ruppe
jc etiuos getbun bdttcn I'M bie Sob.
len 9lnlpriid)c Der Cunningham.
8rilppe potentirt sll crboltcn, aber
Cunningham babe BEL ieocr 8elegeu-
beit gebr1ngt, er lolle cnblid) baiiir
ioreen, boB Die Eotente geip1brt
luiirocn. bon,it Dos @cih1ft 5im slb-
id)lnB fonlmen fonnc. cunningham
bobe 1908, OILS bas Spnoifat beihloi-
ien. Die giicl,bnbn lit ocu aatollc.
Giltrift porlGiliig nidt fertig ST
boilelt ibm (9irdl) geeenilber CT.
fldrt, cr bctrahte bic uSption" boz,
Gc5cnlber 1907 nls annllllirt, obcr
bn er DEM Spnbifat nieiuols ihrift-
lid ben Gontraft gefiinoigt babe, ers
abte man oenielben nod OILS giiltig,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-01

Seiitiaer slllStallid 5lpiidcn Gelltld)'
LAMB uno geIgien., - Eroiciior
@ogner llno Giorrer 9tallnann
ais Geburtstagsfinoer. Frofel'
ior bon Sit,oi's Gertbeioiguug
eeaen ieine sillgreiier. Gin
&auinomn III &amblrg pegel
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27
Unwarranted and Desperate Chances

judgment Trunk Du
in
simply criminal careessne the
a. which
testimony the engineer train No that the rear
the torpedo the track
a shor
testifes
explosion of torpedo he
heard
to
didn't
would moving before the other
trail behind
business chance His duties and his
$ are with his
in
obeyed
ever be
often we have heard stealing a siding
of of
Ftythree accounted for. and
fatefu1
thinker possibility of wreck
railway take chance time To
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27
Gire Lie to Beast
Census Returns
and Jungle Lies

Denver oyousness
And has perfect right to be the
regarding
ber
while the official figures
capital cty's population at 21S,SS1
to growth
Robert administration of affairs
despite the awful ourgng that has been
the place unfit
which charging other evil that afls
municipalities
little
Jungle" stories If
condemnation opprobrum it Lind
beouled which he had
of
doubt whatever
which given credit
the o he o Colorado Humane Society
the attacks made the spee
the editor of
with deadly hate
would the will of Mr. Pate
splendid
magnificent in popua
administration Here what writer has been
accomplished
The of n a
boulevard splendid
culture, the home of
demand it in their public parks
and
force
And whch S
flu
sometimes thought that the gateway to the
beautiful cities the
cities America and where y
ing the beautiful surroundings
woeful permitted Denver be pic
population showing its magnificent
the i'll been said of by the
believed eredence the
simply what has been said the lie
whenever appealed Others
they take
by the
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27
CHRISTIAN EGYPTIANS
SUFFERING PERSECUTION

cairo, Egypt, Aug. 27.-The firmer
measures which have recently been
taken with the revolutionary move
ment have had wholesale effect but
the relations of the Mahometan and
the Christian Egyptians have become
even more embittered.
Owing TO the persecution of the
CHRISTIANS which prevails and the inn
possibility of obtaining redress. it is
proposed TO send a deputation of
Copts to London next month to Law
before the British government the in
Justice from which they are suffer-
ing.
Ihere is an interesting split among
the Nationalists. Mohammed Bey
ANS, one of the vice presidents of the
organization, has resigned his posi-
ton owing to his disagreement with
the policy of the party. He has come
to the conclusion that a policy of con-
citation would be more likely to have
the desired effect.
Shelk ell Shawish. the extreme Ma
tionalist leader, denounces this atti-
tude, as he is aware it would DESTROY
his dominating power. The Sheik
represents the English to the natives
as the people who take awav their
money, and is appealing to them to
let him have funds to fight the com
mon enemy.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27
STOPS PEACH PURCHASE
TO WE'D LOCAL COUPLE

Glenwood Post: Rev. John Morri-
son Dickey. pastor of the Glenwood
Methodist Church, went down to
Grand junction last Tuesday to hear
Bishop Quayle's lecture on Hamlet"
that evening The next day he went
down to Fruita to make brief call
on few of his last years parishon-
ers
Gilbert Ewell, prominent travel
ing man of Grand Junction, happened
TO be in Fruita, and, while promenad-
ing the streets of that little interur-
ban terminal in company with Miss
Bertha Eva Lippert. he met C. w
Smith of Glenwood, whom he knew
and Mr." Dickey, whom he didn't
know. The party of four boarded the
interurban for the junction. and.
making close connection with Mid
land 106, Were soon spinning up the
valley towards Glenwood,
Just as they were approaching Pal
isade, Ewell got Smith off in a corner
of the car and said:
Say, Smith. we want to get mar
| ried tonight, and | want you to help
us out by arranging for the license
and the preacher. Will you do it?"
Sure, Mike" said Smith, not
knowing yet whether Ewell was in
earnest or not.
Just then Dickey left the train in
tending to stay over between trains
and buy several boxes of peaches.
Say, ventured Smith, that fell
low who just got off the train is a
preacher; but ! think he is going to
stop here to get some peaches"
Peaches be -i" Ewen was
about TO say. Go out there and buy
him box of peaches and make him
get back on this train ordered the
near-groom.
Smith did as requested. and, soon
after the train reached Glenwood. in
the parlor of the Grand hotel. NJ.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

that should
In the Durand wreck the testimony
signals simply train
that they practically
cerned.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

A case of newspaper enterprise
run riot is shown by a newspaper
published near Pixies peak. In its
column of Coming Events" appears
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. -, etc. -
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27
Saul and Worlu's S Marathon

1t has been demonstrated by the last
who
India that
nothing give Saul race
1t is the belief of The any
the
There
is
desperate should in his
Up the knows jus
pushed
what he is
He born
stand in the
the first
May 20 1sOsthat O
In
showed that
this city between Fohay and
An will be
of the greatest in the tina,
he is all that believe as
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

The late census gives Wallace. Ida,
3 3,O0O-but that was before the for
est fires had scared everybody out OF
town.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

Carl F. Kerke and Effie Blanche
Perry were united in marriage by
Rev. Geo Gekkeler. They left for
California where they will make their
home.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

Dlckey performed the service whick
made Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ewel very
happy.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

Let's see,i wasn't there a man
named Saul Clater PAUL. who wrote
much of foot racing, in Scripture?
Our local runner seems to have been
named from good authority.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

The council city commissioners
samehs the business
street AS the business largely
than other should have some
weight with the city weight
' ''
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

The jail is now clear of boarders
for the first time in many weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27
Main street between Tenth ana Eleventb street. ie

Main street between Tenth Eleventh
city
accident should which
overturned on that piece of
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

Vermont may lose one congress
man because of the late census, and
Denver may gain one for the same
reason. Thus do things equalize
themselves most beautifully in this
old world.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

By E. A. Sherman.

/ love my smudgers. but oh, you
Saul,
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

'Lunched Near Heaven" is the
heading on a Florence EX-Parte So
ciety item. If that was ten-min-
EMBELLISHMENTS stop and they
were continuing to Canon City, ii
may be that ex-Warden Cleshorn
would tell them they were to have
dinner in the other place. He isn't
so favorably impressed with the pen
itentiary town as he was once upon
time.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

pueblo Hit by High Wind and
Mercury Drops" says the Pueblo
Chieftain. High winds are not SO
bad: but medical testimony is some
what against mercury drops except
in rare cases.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

Denver News has a column on
How to Treat Children This treat
ing habit is bad business. It's bad
enough to have to treat your friend
and your friends friend, without
having to include the whole blamed
family,
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-27

We have our opinion of the ranch-
er that put rubber bands around his
hens bills so they couldn't cackle.
When they found out they couldn't
cackle after laying an egg, they
thought they had made a mistake
and went and laid another. We have
Brother L. NJ Wilcox's word for it.
A psychic is advertising in some
of the Western Slope papers that he
Stands aloft and alone, far in adj
vance of the ordinary readers you
meet" He has his ideas of altitude
and latitude somewhat mixed. Aloft
and in advance are suggestive of air
ships. Some of these psychics have
managed to keep in advance of their
creditors and that is about all.
Parson Brown, the colored ianitor
of the postofiice and elsewhere, ap-
preached Chief Welch the other
morning and asked: Say, Mr.
Welch. have you heard about the
chickens?" Now, if there is one
thing worse than a bootlegger in
Welch's estimation, it is a purloiner
of fowl. so he eagerly answered:
, mo. / haven't, What about the
chickens?" why" said Brown,
they've gotten so high that They're
plumb out of reach.' Whereupon
Burdette w. reached into his vest
pocket and rendered Brown a near
Havana
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

9urre fsrIte 8t9mie = 60 Matbie.
len 5ropbDsSiloer Sup, geroi $50
og So Gontant. Sorolo Sberfelien.
en- Of rore unge 0anif-amerifanere
oan0t anoen Rrpmie fire S0tfe
acme 9atent 6lour. % 60 @rinm
oanot treble @rpmie to Snffe
8bite Gearl 6lour. - 5 0renge-
of0elirsen ear0t G6r Schmidt fpr-
Ite Qremie SIC % goano oa
en- ing 90. 5 oenne afoeIing er Der
life 1lin0re eno 10 8rpmiero De 4
Ii0ite St.00 6oer, iaa mango 9renge
bar en- Gbance.
9anr Be tr9nser til 9dnol9ee'
bl9lp. iou oeiss Tr. anoer'er, ION
Dor ODER Blair Ho.ionuI 8onf.
&imeIiee Briier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
ct lille Spraab til bore
MenIabeoer.
Gsortipt1eIie ira Sioe A.

par blepen TENT oper iioit. bar Del
gaoet igennem. Wen bet bleu lagi
ben til 4arsmsoet. Seq bar bsrt ON
en- Wenigbeo, iom bar begDnot al
betaIe 8r9itens Geiie, oe oct oiloe
iiffert bline til 8eliignelie, ON oi
gior0e Set iamme. Seq mener life
0ernteo at betole enbper 8rpI its
4eiie til Steoet, bnor gnrsmeoet
boloes; men iom 9rRiterne / ino-
bproes aprligbeo bar begDnot, al
boer betaler lige meeet = @ennem-
initspriien =, iaa ni ogina fen fan
Dem meo, iom Dor langt borte. Ger
er Er9iter. iom er n9r os, og iom
life fommer, og oi oeo pit @%run0en.
Der er itor Sorifel paa, ON oi JONI
Observation-Disclosures betaler boer
1 eaer 2 Dollars, e1er Yrpiten Ifnl
betale BET belle, en- 90 q 80 Dollars.
2ao os oeo Serrens Sielp gre Oct.
Maatte Serren faa 2op at nnbne
6ierterne, Iaa dobner pi nof Yun-
gen, og ina faor ri 8eliignelien.
2ao os bore glade oeo at fna 4nrs-
msoe bpert Iar og faa iaa mango
BrPiter me0, iom fan fomme. Sg
lno os tRnfe paa Dor ltngoom, iom
begpnoer at fonme meo til 4ars.
msoerne. CAB oct blioe peo, ina hi
fan fao Snteresie for Serrens fore
Sag. Oette ifal life blioe til Sim.
Der for at fao flere itore kingdoms.
ms0er. 5erren pil iiffert beliigne
BET.
gnonu en- fife Ooeroeielie. Seq
bar bert Gale ON, of man mener,
Der fommer BrRiter nof til bore
aarsmeoer. Oct er goot nof, at
9elegoterne bar oeres ierlige We.
Der, ioa De fan lore at fenoe boer.
andres Weninger, for De Itemmer.
lao Der bare fomme flere al
Dem, ina fommcr ser fife iaa let for
mango Brpiter. San bliper De emo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07

GreOae ben 7. Sanuar 1910.
Blair, 3ebr.


@uostieneIte / Dor oonife airfe
pna Senoog til i9ooanlige Sioer
0ormioons og 4ften. S6noagsifole
Sorm. aI. 9,15.
Der bar o9ret bolot 9eOems-
Der | 4irfen bper Bitten i oenne nge.
) 5orbolo til oen itrenge all0e bar
Mgoerne oRret ret goot beisgte. S
aften ifol Der tales ierlie ON Sfo-
len oe n%ngoommen og beOes for
inmme.
= Sfolen er M after | tronl 8irf-
jombeo efter Slileferien. @leoantal.
let er bleoet foreget meo ca. 80 npe
gleper. SelbreostiltanOen er no
merfet, oe aft ipnes at gaa rigtig
eoot.
Manong aften itaI 8ait. Gang
boloe 5oreorag.
gi bar biotil / oenne 8inter
bait Den meite Sne og ben Itreneeite
aul0e pnn oisie Ggne, Iom nogen
Tan minoes = inotil 10 q 16 Or.
UNDER Zero. Dog bar oi oeret for
%Ifaanet for itrenge Storme eaer
8li55or0s. Sneen er bper Sang fal-
ben temmeIig iepn, iaa ri M / lRn-
sere 8io bar bait og fremOeles bar
bet oeiligite aanefere. automobiler-
mes publ publ er belt nfleIt al ben
Inngt bnggelieere 9ieIoeflang.
5 Sirsoags blep Mrs. Sorl
SEMEN ienbt til ct Soipital /
Council bluffs. 5amilien boeoe /
fiere aar pan en- &entefarm uoe /
Rprbeoen at Drum. Oct iioite aars-
tio bar be boet pnn Mr. Reebs5arm
I'll ire Nil her Sp0peit ior gpen.
Rrs Senien bar pliioielig bleoen
finosforuirret = efter benoes geeo-
fomit for en- ire Tigers Sio iioen.
Aariagen til benoe5 Sinosforoirring
ipnes at bore nogIe Sruielsbreoe =
I9rlig oo eet = ira Senien5 9rooer,
IN 9lore l1i1gfnrl. San trueoe meo
at fomme og or9be belle 5amilien.
Wnn tror, at ban er onnnfttig, og
gan er III blepen anbolot og bliner
rimeligbis ierot tilbnge tiI9nnmorf,
on ban fife bar p9ret fer / 2anoet
oper en- atten Ioaneoers gio. =
Nan bnaber, at Wrs. Senfen mart
ffnI fomnte Jig. Get bill ri oa ogioo
bonoe ban6e og beoe ON, ian bun az
ter mao fomme biem til i'm Mano
oe fine 9srn.
Wr. Hobert 8reen0abl fra
Oes Ioinps er for Si0en / geieg
Der hos grof. 2unos.
o@aibington County Corn ano
Apple Sbop" bar ppret gpens
fore 4ttrnftion / 0enne nge. Ger
Zig MdisuOitiairsen omtaIes, enoo9
j Omaba aniierne. iom ben beoite.
Der nogen Ginbe bar opret Jet il
5taten. Oginn ltoitiGingen Of 9gb.
Ter er pei uero at ie pna.
s @anr begpn0te 9ommerne at
lpne 1toitilIingen for at uooele Gr9-
mier. Men Snmlingen er iaa itor,
at Be life 6Ieb feroig. @ngaaenoe
-fafL m>:aAfa 80 mn o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Scr itaar %itreDel''
&eileOuine til Oaslis SibclGsnins
for 1910

@eilcOuins til Oaslig SibcaGsning
fur 1910
PEG s.. y. Sanien. llogioet al Strife
l,g SCREENING ior ben Snore Wfislion
/ Oanmart.
j ororo D.
9ibelen giper 9elteO ON Uu0a
Sino. Nienneifets Stiaing, 6reIlens
@ei De retieroi9es % De uretf9roi.
ees 300.
3ens SerOomme ct beaige, Oens
6orifrifter uiraoigelige, oens 6or-
teainger ianoe % OenS 4f9preller
uioranOerlige.
Ses Den for at 6liue uiis, tro Den
for at bline rig % iglg Den lor al
bliOe BELLY.
Gen lfenfer 9ps til at oeileoe
Dig, 6eoe til at mere DIG og Srelt
til at buioale Dig.
Gen er Den reilenOes Sort, Bil.
grimmens Stap, Sgmanoens Som.
pas, Soloatens Sppro % ben arilt-
mes 5ribeOsbreO.
Ser finoes oct g%enfunone Bara-
DIS, ben aabne @immel % oet beiei-
reOe SelueOe.
ariitus er Oens @enitano. Dor
6reIie oens 9lun % @lOs gere
oens Gnoemual.
Gen ifal fploe Dor Grinoring,
lepe i uort @jerte % itpre pore
5ieo.
99s ben meo Gftertonfe, bpppigt
og ulOer Bon.
Zen er en- @ul0grllbe, en- 9nra-
oisbaue % Ell 6lo0, Der Itrsmmer
meo Iepen0e 8anoe.
Gen er gipet os / 9ipet, ifal aab.
nes peo 8ommen o9 ibufommes / al
epigheo.
Cen upffer BET bsieite 4nipar,
beIsnner De iterite anitrenselier o9
for0smmer ale Dem, iom foragter
oens llnoerDisHing.
Sris 10 Gents.
9aniib entb. Enbl. Sonic,
blair, 0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Bcfenotggrelier.
SmbilGnmsfeit % Nisiionsmsbe.

Gen oanite 70. -Iutb. Meniebeo /
5remoat, Rebr., afboloer, ON SUB
pil, % Wars SubiielmgfeIt og Mis.
iiorsmsoe ira f2.-t6s San. 1909.
aae ere biertelig oeifomne til At
bore bos os / De Gage. 8i loper frit
fun til Dem, Der melber oeres
aomme til unoertegneoe inoen Sen
8. Sanuar. 6. q. q noeren,
5t5 6. 4 Ct, 5remont, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
o. GILBERTSEN

Handler med de a~llerbedste Kebmands-
varer SAINT KIDD.
Hejeste Pris betales altid for Smer
Og Kg, der modtages som kontant Be
falling. Vov ct Forssg og De vii bliye
vor Kunde for Fremtiden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Glaniens

neIbefenote Sc Cream er mn at
Ter / SanoeIen, fan faaes l imao
og Iierre gartier.
Stort Eager of Bigger 90 Sfripe-
moteriaIer til Iope Yriipr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Sil tr9ngenoe
teologiife Stnoenter

bar ieg moOtaget fglgenoe 9iorag:
apinoeforeningen / 5rinitatis
Menigbeo, aenmare, I'd. $500
Crit anoerien, Drum, Nebr. 100
Sans g. Saitge, auoubon, Sa. 500
gaitor 81 .2aurien, eff Sorn,
ga. 800
anoers Msaer, Gaunebroe,
gebr. 200
Soa glauien, eOan,
Minn. LOO
SierteIig Sat til giperneI
@iorog mootages fremoeles.
g. 9. 8ig.
Bs. Oct oplpies, at Ser Pr 9 teo.
logiife Stuoeuter peO Sfolen, ineen
af Dem rige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-07
Uoele nve
imporIereoe graInIaliSnSk0rt.

Nr. 1O1.-gt inuft oobbelt Sort, Sterrele 312X
5Ha, meo opbsieOe ROier os 5lsife iamt Oroene I'll
epffe" pa 5oriioen. goa SnoiiOen ct Beers % 2inier
ii. Snitription. Zoe Sf. $1.00 Snf.
0r. f02. Sort meo inoIagte Blade, 4RX31a,
prpoet meo 9anoifobsbiIebe oe opbsiebe glomiter pa
6oriioen, gers inbeni. t0e Stf. $t.00 9nf.
Nr t03. ct mutt uoifoaret Sort, 3BX5K, prpoet
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-21

way to California. Then l shall GER
tainly stop In Mississippi if you care to
have me do SO. With hearty thanks,
faithfully yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Governor Noel replied, speaking for
and himself personally, that
a visit next spring would be very greatly
appreciated, and cordially extended an
invitation for that time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-21
MAN HUNT Is ON
IN MISSISSIPPI

Mobile. July pa special from Biloxi.
Miss. says a telephone message from
Bay ST. Louis, Miss. is to the effect that
Paul Combel. white man. is in hiding
in the pine woods north of Waveland and
surrounded by a posse of calm but de-
termined citizens of Bay st. Louis bent
upon his capture for an alleged Grim
jnal assault upon little 12-year-old Irene
Fratus, the adopted daughter of John
Basford and wife. Darius Combel, a JUS
tice of the peace and a brother of the
hunted man. has promised the posse that
If they will protect his brother from
violence that he will deliver him over to
them, and the leaders of the mob have
acceded to the promise. However. at 2
O'Clock this afternoon Combel had not
been delivered into the hands of the au-
thorities.
The alleged crime for which Combel is
wanted is reported to have been commit
ted about a month ago, but not until yes
terday was it suspected that the girl had
been wronged. The girls foster mother,
noticing the child's queer actions toward
Combel, and her apparent fear of him,
began to question her which resulted In
a most damaging statement against her
betrayer. lNw'sl
Combel soon heard of the childs con-
fession and fled from his home and only
partly dressed.
Sombel is man of about 80 years OF
age and has wife and several small
children, and his occupation is that of a
vender of fruits and vegetables He is
said to be member of good family.
Another special received at II o'clock to-
night says that the sheriff's posse had
returned to Waveland. Miss. but had not
captured the man.