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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
CONVICT BLOWN 10 PIECES.
Tried to Put Out Dynamite That
Caught on Fire.

Caught on clte.
A Chester dispatch says David
Abell and Biddle Gist. two negro
convicts serving sentences Oh the
county chainsans. were instantly
killed a few days ego. near the
camp. on the York road nea! Ches-
ter BY the discharge Of a stick OF
dynamite. The dynamite was being
thawed out preparatory to blasting
when It took Ere Abell attempted
to e.t!nguish the blaze by beating
the stuff or the ground and this
caused 3 general explosion OF dyna
mite. Abell was torn into fragments.
his head and otter parts OF his
body being blown TO distance OF
125 feet in one direction and other
parts being hurled equally far N
other directions. Gist. while not
torn up so badly. was instantly kill
ed. Guard Ed Schuit was knocked
down. but not seriously hurt. al
though one eye IS injured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Suicidal Attempt Foi!-d.

Erhart Willis has tried seyeca:
times 10 commit suicide in Pitts
surg, Pa. a few nights ago g. h
drained a bottle supposedly OF car
boiic acid, BE told his wife he woU.f
Be dead IN ar hour he lay down on
couch aod two hours later awoke.
complaining the dern siaEs no
good He had swallowed q harm
less preparation OF yio'e: cream The
irugs:s; had given him. having been
warned by tho mans wife
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Teddy for Congress.

Tha. Theodore Roosevelt has
agreed TO run 70. congress IA the
First district OF New York STATE.
embracing Nassau and Suffolk coun-
ties and Oyster Bay. with the IN
derstsndiag that be will be scp2ort.
ed for the speakersh!p. is the .epov,
th.. spread Thursday among the
member. Of the house and senate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Damages the South.

D-. Joseph a. D.nna. house sur
geon OF the Charity Hospital a, New
Orleans. thinks that there IS good
deal OF humbuS about the hook
worm. The very fac: that Rock
efe,Ier gave sl.000.000 10 help
stamp out the hookworm has aided
much 20 the talk Of the disease.
said Dr.. Danoa Thursday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Caused by Pipe

The North Carolina corro,a'ion
commission has rendered is dec's
Jon rs 10 cause OF the wreck o. q
Southern railway passenger t-a-H
near Greensboro. on December Is. il
which ti.e-@ was great loss OF lie an ::
injury 10 passengers and which ma
Ter :ha commission has Under IL
vcsiG.a:!ou. The commission at
tributes III cause 20 a pipe IN J
rail. sustaining the contention OF tie
railway officials
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Costly ISuItcr1,:lk.

Five years hard labor on the
cha:nSaH- or IN the State pen!iea-
t;a-v is wha: Harry Ellis. a negro.
vii! pay for cup Of buue.milk.
This was all be secured when he
last summer broke into the house Q!
W J. Ashmore in the southern part
o. GreeDville COUNT. he was iotA2
guilty in the cour; Of genera. ses-
s;ons there few days ago OF house
breaking and larceny and given the
minimum sentence.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Walsh in Prison.

John E. Walsh. the convicted
banker. arrived i; the Fedecsl PEN
tentiary al Leavenwor;h. Kan. a.
noon Wednesday. and 81 once began
serving his sentence OF five years.
His number as convict will DC
1854
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
viii Fight II Out.

The war in Nicaragua will 80 On
President Mad.iz announced Thurs
day that Gen. Est.ada's reply had
served 10 end abruptly the peace
negotiations and the .e!niorcen.e7:e
had been ordered 10 the from: with
the purpose OF striking de: :'stre
blow at the insurgents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Turned the Tables.

At Mohawk. " Y. Chief ot po-
lice Bronner was captured by fonr
burglars Thursday morning. tak--n
70 a room in the postofice and hou:.n
and gagged The robbers blew open
the aostofice safe and Hed with the
contents.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Deadly Gasoiinc.

One man va. consumed oE the
flames. and six others are IN hos
p;tals suffering with bu!as received
shortly after ; O'Clock Thurday
morning. when 4 huge gasoline ta-s
exploded a, the soap plant OF IL
Walker Brothers. on Herrs Island.
few miles from Pittsbucg. Pa
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Rejects the Bonds.

A Providence dispatch says Rhode
Islands repudiacion OF the Sit o.
over half a million dollars worth 0.
North Carolina bonds vas prac'1-
caliy completed few days ago. Tnen
the senate voted to reject the gilt
and -e.urp the bonds to the donors.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Black Dolls.

The congregation OF the St. Janes
NJ p. church. at Wilmin ston, Del,
has placed the ban on white dolls.
I; was decided this week that black
mothers shall allow their offspring
10 play with black dolls. as matter
Of race pride.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
THREW BRIDE INTO WELL.
Husband and Male Companion Tried
20 Murder Young Woman

Knocked in the head. thrown inSo
a we'll By Aer husband and nal"
companion and left fox dead. was
the fate sha: met Annie Moskiil.
bride OF thcee days. who was mar
.ied in Chicopee. Mass. on Friday
On striking the water the woma7
rekaiaed consciousness and drew her.
self out OF the water by means o.!
IN iron pipe. This she chung I"
until the next morning. when she
was found. Her feet are frozen.
and will have to be anputated.
The men checked trunk belong
ing 20 the woman. which she sai5
contained $500 to Springfield.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Auou.fn NI:.ic Open.

II. c. Whittla. deputy sheriff
OF Richmond @ou.tv.Ga.. gay taai thA
prohibition :aw :s practically OF nc
force in Augusta. tn. toTa. ha
says. is as vet .s !; WAS before n"
Statewide prohibition Law vas
adopted.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
suictded on u.y wi,c dad.

James Burton. widely known
marine photographer. OF New York.
committed suicide AZ :he Lynn
Long Island club o1 the anniversary
OF the death o. MS wife. who year
ago also died by her own act
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Hio Coal Mine Tax.

One thousand and iortv-fre lives
were lost in coal mines in Pennsyl-
yania last year according to reports
TO the department OF mines.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Woman Dead.

Mrs. Mary Doonan. aged 81, tei!
exhausted after fighting .Cains; the
blizzard az Providence. r. l.. and
died a few minutes later in cab
in which she was being taken to her
home.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
ENDED At LAST
The Dispsnsa,y Winding Up Commission
Gets Through lis Work
AND MAKES ITS REPORT

rna Roard Expresses Satisfaction
That tho State Dispers:sary Has
Reen Wound Up and Is Now a
r,,,o Of tho Past, After Giving
the Details Of Their DoinSs-
The commission appoicted by GOV
amor Ansel under an Act ot tue
,.u,s,a-,re 20 wind up the AFFAIR."
O. the old State d:speasa'y a~>
s-.,,aa ia ana, report to the Gov
amor. and IL now in The aaaes o.
.,a ,r,ntsr and will be laid en-
.ha desk OF the members o. eae ies
ss,a+p,e IN a few days. The r.
nort is an exceedingly. interesting
an. and the commission has a2pas-
.asly made q ane business snow.
49, TIE total net money result IS
sxss4s4.5s. OF which ssss.ess aas
ha.n ,a;a i.no .le State treasury.
ESQ. $3.50 Is on hand IN cash.
ss1.7s due by counties. and 49,
Gao e -esl estate, this being tho
L.rurnary o. the business from oac
time the commission assumed eaa'
on February IS. 1907. up to jar
nary IL OF the present year AHc
uose ,s to come from ovesjudsneass.
amounting to over 100000
The commission has realized s'ano
ss,a, receipts OF ss74.ss6.9S. ..
vh,eh s5s,sss.3s Is interest ea.n~S
sy deposits Of funds IN the banks o''
az tie tSate q. per cent. 1ae 20
"a. amour. paid ont was ssss.'Ss.-
7s. ;ne,udiAS the s2Ts.oos turned
over to the State treasurer. On mes-
ena,eiss account q gross p.oH' OF
s1e.oex.ss 81 shown. while On cap!
n, ,aceoun. Of 100000 there Is
,et ,oss OF only st.1Ss.7s.
Tho supply account shows nes
loss OF s3s, s,2Ss.&2, which loss Is
accoEnseo 'os - - .,.s.
supplies In supplying tie various DIS
oansa-,es for goods sold TO them.
tae "a ss.s;,o-s vho had no ac-
1o.a oia . ssar.. .noyn,.d 70 |
s.aroa .ss,. a.+o-neys receiving 80 |
sSs.soo, ,.s,o. so =, al, ,h.y
0cs e1s -. os .,is kind Il
eoaio feeoses % s 49, r.d.r,, |
ne A.- 49, ,.,o-. cav,
esus1 was eo - .s..,s. Tho |
os. sass "As ~. .onm;.. |
vnisAey aooSe" 60 sI,. ,,.,.,,,,, |
sion eoasiaess suas ...,,,~ 80 ,o.,.
has cost TIE ssase pEaesie' ~
sas. s,... -. ..s.,a and |
Exhibit d SHOWS tae ~ssoS 90
Eaaheies. part oA ~
Eces a cont.nGeaI aso1
frS to S41.z-es' oe
claimed oy parties
peaseo zsoH sne aao " g.
mission 70 Ine S3pieme
anaS sossfe.e
EXHIBIT gives is'-
meots o. aA expenses per o 'N
mileage incurred oy snis ~
sion during the entire pes'oo' "aeA
fally explains Nsesi. VIC 1
tsntioo 70 the toeai. waico > Ss'
o77-5A- /
The results o. ene eoot .,
Anderson, FIELDER. AoonsEes W."
son. OF AfiaSes' ao We -
per cenf On aA savings t.oN
charges and se per
conscience money Is sao"o -
hibit G. The amount 80 eass
up 20 creditors was Si.".s" iS'. %
which se9.44S.oS was ios expenses
Of litigation.
''In coming to the close OF sn's
unfortunate business. we eeste
express our sassssaefioa a. aA w..
reached the emu :" = ~ -, "a
has been ouroeasome n oeta'i
responsibility. annoying 10 tae
treme IN ths. We were eoHpe.ieo
60 contrary to the wishes OF 'ne
claimants and were frequently ca
Justly nisre2resented oy the puo:'e
prints. aH3 o'ss \.
plorably pesmeasec tae ocs'aeS' -"
Sysvr
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TRAIN LEAPS OVER PREcIPICE
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WabIsMn3ctge.
SUR GtaatSienat: /:

ggir iinb a,itorifiert, GERM SuIin 8
Steal aIs Seanoi6at fir 8ieoertpahl
fiir ben Gtnatsfenat t ulSutiiiloieeu.
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lieferm Dob oie &eimiudune fid)
iiber ein geiDaltiges @ebiet elitredt
bat. slubs Berlin bat inter beoel-
tenoen &eeengiiiien eelitten. ManGe
Seile Der &eidsbauptitaot tporen
5eitlpeiIe iiberi6ipernt.
grinaregent 2uitpplo Don
9aDern bat oie glusitellung fir
Srientalilhe 4unlt in Miin6en ltll.
ter glanaenoen ulo einbrudspoaen
Seierlibfeiten ei1lgepeibt. Gtii Dem
bod)betagten 6iiriten batten lib Ole
Hrin5en itno Brin5eiiinnen oes To-
niali6en Sauies eingefunoelL sic
Staatstpiiroentrdger uno 5ablreidc
ionitige berporragenoe Ierlonli9tei.
ten. Die slusiteIung lit reid be.
i6idt uno oiirfte groBe Mn5iebungs.
fraft ousiiben, porauf l6on oos am
eriten Sa9e befunoete lebbafte S,l.
tereiie ihieBen ldBt.
Die oreentiniide Gepiitirten-
famner Dot fir Die groflamierung
oes &riegsre6ts in Der go,l3cn 9ie-
publif geltimmt. 9lnloB ol oieier
Wasreeel gab Die anorobune zines
8eneralitreifs mabreto Scr Sabr-
bunoertfeier Der l1nobsGngigfeit
slrgentiniens. Die groffl,lng Der
Seier 1T 0uf ben 25. Mni feItgeiest.
slus 2ilna, Der &auptltoot BON
8eru Nlpiro eel1elbet, onB iopoI
Beru als ouh ECUADOR Eruppen on
Der @ren5e 5ulammen5ieben. SSl
2ima lit ferner bas @eradt in llnl-
lauf oab Ecuador Elm @aiam3 nit
Columbia obgeihIollen bate unb
oaB auf 8olipia ibm belliebe1
meroe, penn es gum &riege fon.
men lolle.
@eneralmaior $1,000, ser @e-
reralitabsdef unierer Mrlaee, Der
lnier 2ano bei Der SSubilGumsfeier
argentinien's pertreten ioa, lit in
guenos slpres eingetroffen.
SSn 8ogota, Ser 9al,ptitaot
Der iiib-amerifanii6en Mepubllt 60,
lumbia, lit Die geationdlnerianrm-
lung eroffnet iporoen, Die cine uln-
biloung Ser gerfoiiung oorncbmen
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Mus ct. 2ouis ipiro beridtet

Slus ct. 2ouis lpiro beridtet: !:
Gas iilberne Dirigenten-S -Snbiiolm
0es peit iiber ct. 2ouis Ginaas be.
fannten Wtuiifers uto Muiiflbritt.
ftellers @ilbelm 2ange ipur>e bon
oen @eIangpereinen Ser Gtaot 6mrd)
elm eIansen6es &onaert eefeiert. Gum
@noenfen on ben Gag puroe 3err
2a1ge bon ben ,Bereinigten Sangern
bon ct. 2ouis" nit einem fuillt.
Dou ausseltatteten DipIom uno Ell
nem 2iebesbeder bei6eltft, iposa
nod @aben 6erienigell @ereire tra.
ten, Die er felt Sabreu oiriglert.
Sn Stasca, Miiiouri, lpo Die
@erfe Der Bortlanb Cement Cont
panp liegen lit Elm 5treif ousae-
broden. Die Streifer aeigell li1 ge-
ipalttatig uno man befiirGtet, oab
iie Die @erfe onsreifen iperben.
Die gfegierung bat Mili5truppsn
na6 oem Ort geididt.
Sn 8ortsmoutb, ga., itarb
i'm Sitter bon 70 Sabren Gbas.
Sdroeoer, Der leste Gei,iiebmer
an Dem Seegefe1t Der pMerrirnoc"
uno .Monitor" in Saulpton saoabs.
Nah Dem ariege erlparb er li6 als
&aufmann ein beoeutenoes s3ern,0-
nprt
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0tmr eiu v8eftee".
San Intonier 2emte sebem Srebit,
iuo &rebit gebiibrt.

2eute bon San Mttonio, peIde
an franfen geieren nno Niiaenihmer-
gen leioen, ipollen eine Niereu<Nee-
oi5in, auf Ole fie fid berlaiien fon-
men. Die bette lit 9oan's geieren
8iaen, cine Weoiain MIR fir gieren,
aus reinen @uraeIt1 nno &rauter.,
gemadt uno Ole einaiee, oie ourd)
&uren in Gan antonio beitdtist lit.
Sier lit ein San Mntonio 3euglris
S. 6. Suoen, 1922 9it.gommerce
Ctr, Gan &ntonio, Seras, ioat;
0feine erite @rfabrung nit 9oans
Nierea Binen ma1te itb in sseffer.
ion Gitp, 0eo. Sd Iitt Iange 2eit
an elmer dronii6en 26bmuns 6es
6idens, ipelde ale SiilfsmitteI ipot-
tete. Doans Nierert 8illen beleitig~
ten oas l1ebel oonitdnois uno mor
i'd Biz Dor fur3ern gana frei oabon.
Damn begann n1ein Hiiden tpie6er su
i6mer5en uno ib beri1offte mir iuie.
Der cine S6a6tel bon Doans Nieren
8iaen bon Ser gerar Drug 60. @ie
porber befeitigten iie oas 1ebeI 10.
gleid, unb alid eine lei9te geieren.
idnade, melhe borbanoen NOR, TO-
oaB i'd iest bolig fret bon Nieren-
leiben bin, banf Doans Nieren BiIen.
Gum 8erfauf Bel alen SdnoIer1.
Greis so Gents. Soiter-Mil6urn
60, Buffalo, Stem yorf, oneinige
agenten fir Die Ser. Staoten.
grinnert @uh beg Namens =
9can - nno nebmt feline onoeren.
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Der apntet.

am S3immel bnmmelt ber apmet!
@enn man 6es Wlurgens friib aufitebt,
6ann man i'm BET ber gennS ieb'n,
als tupllten fie ipa5iercn geb'n.
Gs lit eim 8mmnIer itblimmitcr 2frt,
Der ntdts Sulibes pffenbart,
Gin arnter Sdluder itno Elm g3idbt,
Gr burget iifj fosar iein 2itbt.
Wiit ieinem Shmeife, rieienIang,
@aadjt Ct nitr alte Weiber bang,
Weil er bod biinner lit mie Sdaunt,
ltnb ait @e,uidjt 81 ,terfen fanns.
9pd it's mod irtmer in bcr gSelt
Wsit &berglaMben id5limnt bcitclt,
ftnb ntamdje Seitung bringt inns banm
'gsnen Sham'rbertdbt, iuie's tuerncit fanm!
ttnb nanber slanbt, bon Musit umb Nut
GO idblase her 9prnet mns tot,
ttnb aud In Stiife mni're Orb
9af nidjts mebr iibris blet6en iuerb'.
Wir ihiitteln nmier Sanpt barum,:
pMein 1ptt, iute lit bic @elt 10 bantift
llnb fiirdJtet iih 81 bieier 5riit
Npd ppr mem Ding, bas gar nidlt it,"
Oelaiien bleiben iuir mnb itil,
2aR' fiirdlten iidj, tuer INNER Dill,
94ir ieb'n ben @imnelsbummler ait,
8is baF er tueiter bummeln fann.
itnb trifft man einntaI einen Yaanu
Meit bent man biscnrieren fann,
Go lit bns Sbema sleidj sur Sanb
Bon benz Qpmet, nnb int'reiian..
Sph beim Stseurs, bas rat idj bir
Trint INNER nnr u I q III Q icr,
Damn bleibt bir iidber ssmk uno Sanh,
ttnb nid)t nmnebelt bein 8eritanb.
limb brtnge npn bent cblen NaR
Aud benz Sonnet elm abidJiebsalas,
9enn fiinfunbiiebsig Sabr nergcg'n,
Gb' mir iln einmaf iuieberieb'n
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s c / a 8.

US 1T 0as @eru1t I'M Ga1tge,
8ouperneur Campbell neroe, int
Sane golqlitt als oenofratii1er
8pupernelarsfanoioat auIgeiteat
peroen iolle, cine Grtraiibung Ser
2egislatur eirberufen nno ben iyr
Elm Stoatsprobibition annet.
men laiien. l1nierrn Serrn @ouper-
neur tit nun alleroings, mas Sir
oerung Der 8robibition anbetriift,
irgeno ettpas 5n5utranen, ei1tc iol-
die grtraiisune piiroe aber bod eilie
risfante @eldihte iein uno es ibeirt
|immerbin fraglih, Oh lidb ber @cu=
Fberneur aus &a9e ober @,it oeer
general cuiieoneB" NIT einer iol1en
risfaliten @eihidte befaiien iperoe.
8orlaufig iiebt es nod 10 aus, ols
iuenn oieies @eriidt bon Ser boiell
Mbiihten beg @ouperneurs nnr pcM
ben 4nbdngern 9api6ion's in INT
lauf eeiest peroe, Inn bie 2eGte
Dor Golquitt bange 5li MAIDEN. SDs.
fentlih bot man nit Dem yUluff"
feinen grfolg. Sn unierm ST.
tereiie liegt es, golquitt 5ll aolninie=
rem, mag oer@oliberneur ou6 nod 10
biele Drobungen ausftoBen. 9esbaIb
iolte iih aud geier1ano burb bies
@eipenit elmer @rtraiisung III Mngit
beriesen laflen. llebrigens miro ami
| 90. Suli cine @abl abgebalten, Inn
Die 8afanaen in Der 2egislatur gu
beiesen. Oa gilt es aufaupaiIen.
Sn 81 Baio miro augenbIif-
lid bor bem oortigen gountprihtsr
gplar Der 8ro5eB bes 5ipjlfiabri-
gen Noel Morgan perballhelt, Der
ieiner5eit, als 9rdlibent Gait in @l
Baio mar, ben bier5ebniabrigen
5Iorence @iIber eritad. Die Qopo-
foten bes Sungen beitritt.n oos
Neht 6es gountDri6ters, sen Hro-
| seB Dor iid 5ur 8erbanolltns III
bringen, ba Dos neue nSuoenite
Court" -@eies ungeietli1 Jet. 9fi1-
ter GpIar tpies aber ale ginireilbun-
gen ab ino Die @erBanolungen be.
gannen.
| Soniton bot cine nele 6eut.
ide 3eitilng erbalten. vSuo 2erns
Bolt~ nennt iie ii6 uno iie tritt als
Rahfolgerin Der friiberen r@alDe.
iton Hoit@ auf. glls &erausgeber
5eihnet Die German gublilbing 60.
luno als Heonfteur @err ssacob $.
Shuls. Die porIiegenoe erlte 9elin.
mer lit reihbaltia uno Die BON i6r
gebrahtep MrtifeI fin6 gut gei6rie.
ben. Die neue &oaegin idJeint lid
fir DaDioion uno Die Submiiiioiis
ioee ms 3eug leeen gu ipoIlen. Sie
| lit Der Mnlibt, es ipare gut, ipeiln
es 5ur abitimmung iiber ell 8robi.
hitions-@menoement fane, oa eir
iolbes Mmenoement jest nn5peifel.
| baft geihIagen tueroen ipiiroe.
| Sm &ospital 5u 81 Balo ii
| Sobn @ebiter @ourlep, bcr omeri.
faniihe 8ice-Goniut in Suure5 an
| oen Bofen geitorben.
glus allen @egelloen ocs
| Staates fonmt Die Nodridt, oaf
Die oiesidbrige 9firii6ernie eii!'
5iemlid eroBe iein miro.
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AaNifalbeilane
htR
Nerbeni9lpdde

e@tpa9e, nerb5le gerfonen esplaot bon oofi.
nitnesIonefeit un6 tdIe6ten Lraumen, eri4Bp.
f1mer8en. SaaransfaII. atbnabme, Ses Ssb5Srs SSa
anb 8eftGts. aatarrbc Wlneenbr16sn, stubibers
itnpfune, Wlbiefett, Grr6tsn. btttern. SersfIop.
finn : erfabren aus benz pSasens ireans", fpis
einfad, fhneH nns btllts allie unmathrli.
thcn YerInfte nnb anSere Dslsen jnsenh.
ltdicr 8erirrnneen sriinhlth seletlt uns
bpllc Wefnnbbett nnS BrpbiInn tpteses.
trlanst tuerben fSnnen. Gang neues
Seilperfabren. Seser fetn etsner arst.-
reide Bu8 (Deutf8s aniInes ieoe), ryeiSea
bon Jung unb alt, Wann uno Srau, aeIe2en
peroen foIIte, fam seeen Ginfenbune bon I'd
Gents in Briefmarfen berfeaelt be5oeen nerbea
bon ber
Yrinatzalinif, 1876. Qlbenme
Mem Nark. n. ~.
Wou ertpdbne bic Nreie Breffe I. Terus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-17
9as seras Wnnoer

BELT aGe Nterei, 8Iaien une rbeu-
matiide 2eioen; bel alen Drilgeiiten
ooer 2 monatlide 8eban6lllng per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. IS. Sall, 1926
Olibe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, SEQ. 51reibi
fir 3eugniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-17
Gin Mfann luill iterbsn.

menn cine trdee 2eber uno iNledItc
8erbauung i'm lebensmiioe nnahen.
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bins entfernen
oas Gift aug feinem SpItem imo
geben ibm friiden 2ebensnlur. Csc
bel oqen 0ruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-17
Giienbabn=Jab
5. G q. y. gahn.

y. &C ". NC. UagR.
Mo.s -gom gaorben. .e.45 abenos
Mo. g. 8om Norben. 49,. .6.45 moro
No. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
sso. Social bon Galeitine -. !.
$50. A. Bon Waerifo. .i.5o srpI nao6ln
Sto. 12-Soeal bon 2arebo (eemiidt)
-. =. :. 900 n,org
$50. 4 9ad bem goroen. .1.55 uaan
SEQ. g. Na1 benz Norben. 800 a6enbs
go. Social nn6 Baletine. z. 80 mora
gio. 10 ggpreb na9 9earne. :. :.
$50. 5 -gaa6 MeriiO. 100 morgp
SO. 4 -2oeaI mad 2areoo (semidt) :.
;. :. -. 1900 aber05.
g. u. & u. 3. gabn.
Hrtunft-
$50. 1-Souiton II. 5. aiiite 700 nadlm
SO. 3-9oufton H. b. @iiIte 700 uornl
go. 5-&ii1ten1tdote lib nadJn
$40. 49, @on &errbiIle .9:45 pornt
@o. A Bon &errbilIe, nrr Sonttass
:. :. 49,. :. ...... 9:45 nn6n
$50. 2-9oulton II. 3. &iilte. 1926 BORN
SO. 4-9onifon II. b. &iifte $3.50 abenbs
$50. 6-Aiiitenitd6te. 80. lao nahm.
SO: 43-Na6 aerrbilIe, aussenont1nen
Sonntaes. :. :. :. ..4:25 nadm
$50. 41-Saa6 &errbiae, nur Sonntoas
:. >. -. :. :. :. $40 nnd)n
g.. $. & g. u. (Sn.pt.2inie).
Nrf,inft-
$40. 9-9om Often. :. ..7:s5 PORN
SO. 7-wom Often. !. $500 nad5m
gio. 10-GI gnfo II. 8eften. 1880 nad,m
SO. 2-gon 9el 9fio.. .t0.50 born1
SO. s-saa4 er 8aiO unD meiten.
SO. 1o-Mad 5. @efen. 1880 aberhs
$50. 8-Nad benz Often. /. II 100 BORN
SO. 1-gaad Sci 0aiO.. 400 abellSs
gietoria 9iuiiion, 9. s. & 6. y.
Nntunft-
$40. 305-guero, gietOria. 1850 naSm
Mbfnhrt--
SO. So6--guero. gictoria. 800 BORN
o.. &. & 8. Babm.
Mntunft =
SO. 241-gon Souiton unb galpeiton
SO. 235-gom gaorben. .7.sO porrliti.
No. 231-Iom goroen nnb Somitcn
:. =. :. :. :. -. 1926 nndlm
No. 9-@om georben. ..7:45 abenos
Gbfabrt =
@o. 244-gad Dem Morben II. Souiton
>. ..7.1O uDrm
$40. 10-Nab bem Norben. 100 born.
SO. 2S6-Na9 benz 0orben. :. =.
:. :. 900 abenos
SO. 242-Nab oem Morben iinb @als
neiton. =. .11.50 abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-17

- 8on einern ser 8erllner 8lGt-
ter lit in @nregune gebraGt lpor-
oen, cine Meooille 5ur @rinneruna
on Serrn Sfooiebelt's 8eiu6 in ger-
lin prGaen au loiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-17
Gin ibeaIer @atts

lit geonIoig, felbit nit eirem 5dnti.
ihen 8eibe, ben er ipeiB, rob ile
franflih lit uno bab 4lein.efeiten
Tie aifregen. sic be0arf Glectric
8itters, Der mnnoerbariten 9,teoiain
fir leibenbe Srouen. 8eriuht es.
Sur 80 @ts. 3ufrieoenbcit garan.
tiert BON allen Druegiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-17

- Mit oenl unporbergeiebenen
fanu man 5mar 1lidt re6nell -rnltB
aber nit inn rehnen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-18
MANY KNIGHTS COMING
To Attend Initiation Today at st. 10
sephs Church--Large Class
Impressive Ceremony.

1t is expected that from 100ito 100
knights Of Columbus will visit Cairo
TO-DAY to participate in the devotions,
festivities and initiation ceremonies
that will be held by the local society
They will come from Paducah. Cen
tralia, Jackson. Cape Mardean, Fancy
Farm, Du Quoin, Carbondel Mount
Carmel and other places,
The program as published in the
Bulletin will be followed. The dinner
that will be served for the knights
at Armory Hail by the ladies OF botf
st. Patrieks and st. Josephs churches
will be served also to The general pub
| lie. FIFTY cents will be the price
charged. The proceeds from the din
ner will be used as a nucleus to
fund for the care Of tine Catholi'
cemetery at Villa Ridge.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-18
Former Coroner Dead.

The funeral of John Steppe takes
place this afternoon from his res.
dence on Fifteenth street. He viii be
buried al Beech Grove Cemetery. He
was a well known negro; was at one
time coroner Of Alexander county and
for several years had been employed
lat the postoffice. He was a member
Of the L. B. f., Knights of labor and
Knights of Pythias,