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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Siemmct % Samilicn itaar / 6ar

Siemmct % Samilien itoor | Sore
for of gaa ~tilgrunbe, flyer Ilerunoer
Sarpep, en- al Geoaftsrerne for Cur.
rent 2iteroture", og oct al Den
@runo, mener ban, of pore moberne
Stem life I9naere bpiler paa ben 9a-
IFS, iom er ioreifrcpet al apoItelel,
BoliIns. naar ban flyer, at Suitruer
ifal bore fin Manb undertaking, liee.
iom bun er 9iio unberbonig. Wan'
BEN err efter Sorpeps Spiatning, mo.
rolf aniparIig for i'm Some % er |
moraIif Senieenoe benbe operlegen,
Com 9epis for 0enne 0oaitono nn.
fsrer ban, at en- Ianb er iig bet iuIot
bepibit, noar ban gier noget galt,
bporimoo Ell apinoe life bar ben
famine gpne til at %ifieIne melem
pnbt og gobt. Den apinbe finbes life,
paaitaar ban, iom fon reiormere en-
@onb. SpiIfet aItiammen ipnes at
pione ON, of Der / Wr. Sarueps Be
fienbtifobsfreoS ntaa n9re meget faa
birfelige W9nb % eubmi iGrre Dir.
feIige apinoer. guer oaioa bar Man,
ben itirret iig ioa blind paa fin tuil.
iomme Sbeori, at ban bar iat iig ielu
ubeufor al 5uritaoeIie al DC humane
Srpfter, iom ltprer 0tenneifetS Sauo.
finger. Der er oe8pPrre meget @rspl
| benne @eroen, iom ifsrer iig 5ilo.
iofteuS SlpOcbon % peo ierite Eic.
fait Ter OpbiinOig no, men oct err life
minSre uforfaIitet @repI FOR set.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Jnoianernes eooe Gnsel,

sra San gernaroirp, Gal, meS'
SeIes, of Miis GIura 9. Sri,e, Der !
en- garreffe bor oirfet | Sorbnnos-
rcsierinsens Sieneite paa DC iorificI'
Iiae Observation-Disclosures ! ealifor'
mo % iom alminoeIig off nnSer
Iopnet ~Snoianerms gooe GmseI",
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

9pen ineen 0ranSbeifptteIie bapoe. "
GesuScn fiinoe riai, 10 osioa tGnfe
ia, at oct piloe bore fuIot ioo for.
ScIagtis for Sammanp SON, ON Der
life ianotes noget iliet iom Giuil
Serpice | Iep Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Sra uolanoet..

Zen snselife General Cir @inian
Butler osoe Den 7be sunni mebbeles
fra 2onoon. San bnpoe | fin Gio
bapt aniporsfuIbe miIitrre aomman-
ooer / sGappteu og Spoafrifa. San
blep 70 gar gommel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Gp[batcr brrbt al Qnnet.

acknowledgement ben z. sunni mar.
ifereoe inc | fin 2eir | Dresden, Hog
ct 2pn neo miot | Gegimentet. ct belt
aompani blep l9ngt MOB Soroen, %
ire Solbater blep hrGbt pua Steoct,
og 10 fom alporIigt tilifaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Qarpeien.

SfeIge 2anbbrugsoepartementets
Den zoe bs. ubiteote ugentlige Teir'
Bulletin bapbe 8eiret Den iioite llge
ppret / beieite @rab ugunitigt oper
alle De centrale % norOlige 9iitrif'
ter, fra Gocfp WountainS sitoper til
gtlanterbopsfpiten. s Wetlemoeitens
brebe IoiSbeIte foriinfeoes @erten
al 9raat og folbt geir.
9iguenbe uglinitige 8eirforbolbe
raobebe / Sbiooalfsret og paa ben
atlantiife apit, fra Warplano norb.
ODER til Rem England. Sroit inbtrai
paa talriae Steber og artrettebe me-
gen Sfobe | pisie @gne / Retp eng
Iouo % Hefp gorf.
s be bomuIbsbprfenbe ggne | Sp.
oeu bar oerimob Seiret irembeles
ppret ooermao6e gunitiat.
s Staterne Lungs ben fanabiifC
@rrnie, oeri inobefattet Weitebelen
al neutrality-suspicious., bar Seiret boz.
rel foISt meo bpppiee 6roImptter.
Sor6bunoen er meact tsr, % ionr
SsIge beraf gisr 8reoen fun ringc
6remifriot.
Teitenfor HocfD Wountoins bar
Semperoturen / oct Seletoaet bGrei
qitnitiq. ifieut Der / geapnoclien al
llgcu berife6e Ell meget trpffenoc
@orme / oen ipoliae Gel. Som Sol.
&c al set porme 9eir bar SneimeIt,
ningcn foreaooet tioIiaere ems ban.
liz. iou Ioubitauben / glpefte o.
Snsbrnaerc III oIlere6e er beapnoi
at fnIbe. Slrn tibet Hegn foIot / 6Io'
rioa.
Sra Hep 0orf teIearnferes Sen
Zoe Surti: aobeIs og teIeerofifc Sn0,
beretninger til grobitreet bier fsl
genoe Sornubringer / be biSponibIc
6oripninger i~ommenIignet meo Den
foregooenoe Hupport:
Soeoe: 9e Sor. Stater. siten.
for Hocfp Wolntains, forminofet
meo 521. 900 guibeI; llnberpeis oa
europa, uioranSret; Sotalforipnin.
gen | Gmerifo % europa forminSfet
meo 2,46s. 900 9uibeI.
Rois: 5or. Stater oa CANADA,
ioreget meo t12, 900 9uibeI.
Sapre: 6or. Statcr og Canada
aftoaet meb 4t4.000 9uibeI.
5slserbe 5orminSifeIier onmeIbi
oenne llge: Chicago gripateIepoto-
rer, $4,000 guibeI; 9ouispiae,
111,000 @uibeI; @iImnufee, 95, 00O
Suibd: @anitobo, g. 1000 guibel
! Sooeritl. 10000 guibcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

Song glfouio al Spanien %ifranter,
teIeeraferes fra Maorio. San pla.
ges Of 9atarrb, og man frpgter for,
at bans 2unger beIer life er iterfe.
Da ban fom bicm fra Gnglano, bar
ban belt fapnt efter Strabaoierne iin-
Der Song goporos @earapeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

&c baobe ~foreboIbt gcr9, ot ban
moatte beororc llnberisacIic, ga
iprang 8orinareren op og roa6te:
"Sctte CT politipt urigtigt!"
SplGSningen al anflagelfriftet
tilenoebrastes oeo Rt.9ioen. 5or.
irareren uotalte bereiter, at anfla.
geifriftet poa alle Solo beito6 al lpie
Eaaitanoe og iabneoe etboert foftiif
8runolog. San forlanete De Gin
flageoes fuIoit9n0iee 8rifinbelie.
Higsretten foreaaar / 2onostbin.
gets Sal, iom er belt foranoret, iiben
&c fsrite inoleoenoe We0er boIbtes.
ane Sfranfer pg Sfiaerltm er Be-
flrbt meo &I9bc al en- limit msrfe.
ersn Snrpe. 9ommerenS SGSer er
b9pet roget oner SaIet1s almiuoclige
Nipeau, og cen bagcrite Stolrpffe or
otter bsiere emo ben forrcite. Wfiot
poa f~orreitc Hpffe bar Sormanocn
gIabs os iibSer aniist til aniigt mco
@ionerne, iom, naor DC Itaar til If-
boring, finn er Ell Meter fjernct ira
BAN.
Wee6ens Iopofaterne, rtaor De ifal
tale, tager 8labs peb ben egentlige
Sfranfe, itiler De itg urr6er Sioreaf.
bsringen peo imaa Hitlte.
Sorltoen ielpe Sulen l9gger &igs'
retten geIlog pon ct itort antal al
.2onostbingets sorise Sofaler. Bag
pe6 Commences Seber or uogan'
gene til 9anostbingetS MiniitcrpG'
relic, Tom Sommerne oisponerer
oper; SormanbsoGrelict blipcr Sote-
rtnas;al, itaar Dem SiO fornmer.
9anostbingetS SefretRrpGrelie err
inbrettet til Spiieitlre FOR 8ormerne.
S%ilbererne radber oper itsrite De
lem al Salen; Der er Blabs til ialt
39t. De fleite Elaoie er reierpereoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Ip SurbfjGlpsnlpffe.

Ng SurptfIGlpsnlgtte. - Stalieil
biemisgtes Den zoe SUM al ct MT
befti9t SorbfiGlp, Der merfeoes gooi
iom ooer belle SpbitaIien % I~igelebes
/ @eueoig 90 oper Ell flor Gel al
SoIfona MOB Rorb. Smfrins balp'
buubreSe Terioner bar miitet Sipet.
og 6e iaorebe tGIles / hunbreoeois
Oct piI BOG tage nogen Sib, fsr man
iaar rsiogtig Reoe paa De omfcm'
mes Intal, iom poa ulpffenS On
fang / oct belle, oa SeIegraf. og Sele-
fonlebninger er ebelagt netop | DC
melt beriebe Siitrifter. Gentret ior
SoritprreIien ipues oeune Gang al
bape p9ret / 8ropinien apelino
Gampanien, sit for 0eapel. Sen
gp, iom bar fact ben pGrite Weo'
fart. er Galitri, Der bar omfring 5000
Snobpgere. st Tpgte fort9ller ell.
cog, Of boIbe gpen err Iast | Skinner.
men bette err iaIialo life befrGftet
Seiaa fra fire. fem andre minorc
9per | benne BROWNS meIoes Der ON
itsrre Hapage oe Cab al Renneifelip,
s ollie @per, bpor @piteIien bar
beitieit, bIep @eioIfninsen srebet al
Ell bio Ganif; De bpIte % freq 90
flsi fprbirret bib % bio. - Wpnoig'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Gppf pn Ycarn iaien.

Sppf % Ecarg tgIen. Sfelge Del
tpife 9Iao "2ofaI.I nseiger" bar Or.
Srebericf q. Goof anlogt Sag peo
Hetten / Berlin imoo Iobert 6.
Gearp. San fr9oer en- gritatnina
fra 9earp Of $4,000, Tom ban me.
ner iig at bare tilaobe for gisrne.
ifino oe onoet lloitpr, iom Gearp bar
foripnet fig meb al Goofs 9epoter |
@rsnIanb, flyer 9labet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
WsrSeoe meb aolerabaeiaer.

WCDrDeoc WeO NplernpuCluer. SrQ
ct. petersburg t~eleeraferes Den ste
Sum-, at Ell Or. Satibenfo, iom for
ell llges Sio iioen blep arreiteret til
lieemeo @rep Se 2osip iom mist9nft
for at bope forgiftet @rep gontir-
ling, Irping til en- Sormie paa
$3,500,000, MI bar tilitanet at babe
br9bt 8rep 9oiiti,rlin peo SiGlp al
&olerabaciaer. Sfslee TolitietS @teo'
belelier bar 9oftoren enopioere til
itnoet Ell Hpffe lignenbe Sorbrpoel.
ier, ban bar giort fig ifploig /, Sans
Sire Bur ubelufec.io pGret Hi9foif.
llibcr cen iioite aoIeraepibemi fore
gan Eon at bile inofiilere bisle Wen.
neifer for at eisre Dem uimobtagelige
for 9oIeraimitte. S bpert at bisie
"SiIfGlber" mobtog ban fra Sfrenes
Irt niger ct Sonorar paa en- balp
MiGion IubIer ($250,00O. Or.
8atidenfe er n9iten 20 aar sainmel /;
@reb golitlrrlin bar fun 26 og til
bsrte en- at oe 9lbite, rigeite og meg
tigite Samilier / &nsIanb. = en- me-
get befienbt 8isbmenb err blet arre-
iteret, anflaget for at babe leiet Or.
Gotihenfo iii at foraifte ilere al fine
melt brpiomme areoitorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

aeiicreus Ipanase. Ieeierinsens
SoriIag ON Sorbsielie al aeiier @il.
belms Garslen blen ben Toe Sunni
operienot til pebfommenbe 4omite
ben prsiiiife 2%anbbag. Wen inoen
bette bIeo beisrget, par Sorilagei
@ienitanb for en- meeet iarfaitiif BE-
banbling fra Socialilternes SIDE.
Sr. Soffmann rettebe en- ifarp aritif
moo 9eiieren for bans Eomp pa
Bragt og operbonbige Gurus tiltroos
for, at Sans RaieitGt inbtrGngenoe
tilraooebe IrbeibSioIf at ipinfe oa
ipare. SptS M aeiieren forisgte
en- meqet beifeben Waaleitof at praf-
there fin egen 2Gre ouerfor andre, ioo
fanlfe ban fun6e ilGnge igiennem
neo be 16 Miaioner Worf, ban MI
bar ON goret, mente Soffmann. 90
blep oct ingen anben Hooo, iaa tit
Solicit pGIge fig ct S~tatsoperbo'
peo, iaa furoe De maaife finoe en-
Wano, iom funbe flare iig meb mint
Gre, fortiatte Soleren. Wen Der bleu
ban afbruot al Sormonben, iom err
fl9reoe, at bette bar bsiiorGoerlt
Gale. Set iomme eientog zig, %
Soffmoru libt ienere %antpoeoe en- on
oen ltopei, nemIis at 8eiieren faar
en- beItemt 2sn pr. Dag for Den Sio,
ban pirfelie iirngerer iom 3onge al
8rsiien, iaaIebes at ban titles pau
liae SOB meb R~igSbassmGnbene. gn
onoen SociaIiit bapbe regnet no, al
aeiieren aIere meo fin m,nPrenbc
Iponaae bapoe en- Subtrgt al $40
Rarf | Simen belle 0sgnet runbt, oe
bertiI fom iaa Snotratcn al DC ON
firing 90 itore 9auo9obier, iom aei'
ieren eier ioruben DC so fongelige
Reiibenier | 9p og paa Sano.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-02
CHAPTER V.
The Maker Of Buddhas.

The setting sun poured Il food oil
wine-colored light over Reinanzaka-
the e-Spirit''-whose long
slope rose behind the American EN-
bassy, whittier the cambridge victoria
was rolling.
Along it's crest ran a lane bordered
with thorn hedges. A little way inside
this stood huge stone tori, facing a
square, Ornamented gateway, shaded
by cryptomerias. The latter was heav
lily but chastely carved, and on its
ceiling was a painting, in green and
white on a gold leaf ground, of kwan
on, the Applying.
From the gate a messy pavement
shaded by sacred mochi trees, led to a
Buddhist temple front of the Monte
sect, before which a flock Of flutter
ing gray and white pigeons were peck,
ing grains of rice scattered by a
priest, who stood on it's upper step
watching them through placid, gold
trimmed spectacles He wore long
green robe, stole of gold brocade
was around his neck and his face was
scanned with the lines of life's re-
ceding tides.
Tne space where the priest stood
vas connected by small, cured
elevated bridge with another temple
structure standing on the right CT the
yard, evidently used as priva resi-
dence. This was more orra'e, far
older and touched with decay. It's
porch arcaded, set with oval windows
and hung with bronze lanterns green
from age. The garden had private
entrance-a gate in the outer lane
and over this was small tablet of
implanted wood, bearing column of
Japanese characters, which, translat-
ed, read:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-02
CHAPTER w.
Under the Red Sunset.

was rumbling along a canal teemin&
with laden sampan, level with the pa
per shoji Of frail-looking houses on its
opposite bank. Beyond lay sea O.
roofs, swelling gray pillows of tilins
spotted with green foam, from which
steel factory chimneys lifted like the
black masts of sunken ships. The
train was entering Tokyo.
A door slammed sharply. From the
forward smoking carriage man haC
entered He was an European an(
Barbara was struck at once by his
great size and the absence of color
in his leaden face.
THAT is Doctor Bersonin,' said the
bishop, as the girls collected theil
wraps. He came just before left
pert, and is supposed to be one OF
the greatest living authorities on eX
plosives."
Isn't he simply odious!' whispered
Patricia, as the expert stepped before
them on to the long, dusky, asphalt
platform. His eyes are like a cats
and his hands look as if they wanted
to crawl like big white spiders! There
is the embassy, betto," she said sud
denly, pointing over the turnstile,
where stood a Japanese boy in a
wide-winged kimono of tea colored
pongee with crimson facings and a
crimson mushroom hat "The car
rage is just outside. You'll come,
too, of course, Bishop" she added.
Father will expect YOU"
He shook his head and motioned
toward a dense assemblage compris-
ing a half dozen of his own race in
clerical black, and half hundred
kimono'd Japanese, whose faces
seemed one composite smile of well
come. There is part of my flock"
he said There will be jubilation
at my bachelor palace tonight. J.,
shall see you tomorrow, l hope"
They watched him for a moment,
the center of a ceremonious ring Of
bowling figures, then passed thr2r"h
the station to the steps where the
carriage waited
A hundred yards from the entrance
the Embassy carriage halted abruptly
and Barbara caught her companions
arm with a low exclamation. At the
side of the square, seated or reclining
on the ground was body of perhaps
eighty men dressed in deadly brown
ish-yellow, the hue of iron rust, with
coarse hats and rough straw sandals.
They were disposed in lines, hand
cuff was on each left wrist and a
thin, rafting iron chain linked all
together.
They are convicts," said Patricia
ION their way 70 the copper mines, |
imagine They will move presently
and we can pass"
AT the head of the melancholy pla-
toon stood an officer in dark blue cloth
uniform and clumsy shoes, a sword
by his side. He stood motionless as
an idol, his bronze face impressive.
The prisoners looked on stoldly at
the stir of the station. Some talked
in low tones and pointed here and
there, with furtive glances at the OF
ficer. Barbara noted their differer:
some stolid, low-browed
and featureless, some with side looks
Of sharper cunning, all touched with
oriental apathy.
A bell now began to clamor in the
train shed and there came the rasping
boot of an engine. The officer turned,
gave a sharp order, and the prisoners
rose. with light canking of their
chains. Another order, and they
in double lines of single file,
into the station.
CHAPTER V.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-02
Ne Xingdom Of
Slender 3words
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

Copyright, Bobbs-M Merrill Company
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Preacher Kills Moonshiner.

Jasper, Ca, Dec. 24-Carter LIN
Ngerfelt an alleged moonshiner and a
well known character of this section
was shot and killed this afternoon at
Mount Pizgah Baptist church, in Gil
more county, by the Rev. W. J. KEN
mon. 1t is alleged that Lingerfelt
went to the church during a session
OF the church conference, broke down
the church door when denied admis-
sion, and attempted to drive Mr.. KEN
men from his pulpit. Nngerfelt was
elected from the church. In the
church yard he opened fire on the
minister's two brothers, R. T. KEN
mon and J. R. Kenlmon, who are also
ministers. The ministers were arm
ed and returned the fire. Lingerfelt
fell from the first bullet fired by W.
J. Kemmon. j. R. Kemmon was shot
by Lingerfelt, but not seriously
wounded.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
SKIN AFFECTIONS.
Whether on Infant or Grown Person
Cured by Zemo and ZemO Soap.
An Unusual Offer.

Mayes' Drug Store says to every
person, be it man, woman or child,
who has an irritated, tender or itch
ing skin to come to. our store and pro-
cure a bottle of ZEM0 and a cake OF
ZEMO soap and if you are not entire
" satisfied with results, come back
and get your money. So confident are
we of the efficacy Of this clean, simple
treatment, that we make you this un-
usual offer.
ZEMO is a clean liquid for external
use that has cured so. many cases Of
eczema, pi1nples, dandruff and other
forms Of skin eruption. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are sold by druggists
everywhere and in Newberry by Mayes'
Drug Store. zEMo and zEMo soap
are the most economical as well as
the >cleanest and most effective treat
ment for affections Of the skin or
scalp, whether on infant or grown per-
son. ~
Mayes' Drug Store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Holiday Dance Ends Fatally.

Greensboro, Pa, Dec. 25.-Three
persons are dead, eight are in danger
of death from their injuries and ten
more are in the Westmoreland Hospl-
tai with serious burns, as penalty
for somebody's carelessness or ven
geance, while miners were holding
a Christmas celebration at keystone
shaft last night. It is believed that
one of the men in the party, while a
dance was in progress, threw cigar
cite butt carelessly under the stair
way Of the house. twenty-five pounds
of black mining powder are said to
have been stored there in an open
can. Flames from the powder shot
through the room and the smoke
blinded the dancers as they broke
away to escape.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Three.Handed Fight Fatal.

Moultrie, Ca, Dec. 26.-Madison
Matthews, aged "a is dead; Gabe Wat
son is dying and Watson's father,
Reuben Watson, is suffering from
serious stab wounds as result OF
q three-cornered fight with knives near
Hartsaeld, this county, Christmas
day. The coroner's jury decided that
Matthews was killed by Reuben Wat
son. and that the killing was justin
able. The cause Of the trouble is not
known.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Talked With Bullet in Head.

New York, Dec. 24.-After firing a
3S-calibre bullet into his head, John
Rice propped himself on his elbow 'on
the floor and, calling for the tele-
phone receiver, calmly resumed a
conversation he had been holding
with a young woman, at the other end
of the line. You should see ME now,
Ray" he said, I'm an awful mess. .
With that he pulled a revolver from
his pocket and placing the muzzle at
his right ear, fired thrice, dropped
to the floor ana resumed his. tcle-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Christmas Bullet Kills Negro.

Savannah, Ca, Dec. .24.-Peter Hay
ward, a negro, boarded car here to-
day, walked in and took seat. The
conductor touched him and found he
was deadf Later it was ascertained
that a bullet from Christmas rife
nred at random by Martin Sweat, a
16-year-old white boy, struck the
negro as he boarded the car.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
MANY VARIED HORRORS
MARK PEACE SEASON
MANY LIVES WIPED OUT IN THIS
COUNTRY.
. Time Set Apart to Celebration OF
Birth of Prince of Peace Time
of BI0odShed.
Miner Kills His Wife.

Wellston, Ohio, Dec. 26.-At the
home Of a. sick neighbor, Mrs. Louis
Boggs, this afternoon, Frank Buckley
aged 2S, a miner, stabbed his wife
aged 26, causing fatal injuries. He
ordered Mrs. Boggs to leave her sick
bed and go out in the snow and then
driving her husband away, he carried
his wife, who had fallen in the yard
in the house and laid her on sofa
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Loyelorn Girl Drinks Acid.

Washington, Pa, Dec. 26.-Because
her parents refused to permit her. to
go to the home of a married sister
where she was to meet her sweet
heart, Anna Howard, aged 1S, daugh-
Ter of a wealthy farmer of Hamlin
station, committed suicide by drink
ing cyanide of potassium today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Jealousy Causes BlO0dshed.

Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. 26.-Jealousy
of the girl whom he had not seen IN
two years tlis afternoon caused Oscar
Emler, a Cleveland chain worker, tc
shoot and fatally wound Miss Emma
Deeds, aged 27, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Deeds. When he was sur
rounded by the police Emler calmly
pulled the revolver with which be
had shot his sweetheart and shot
himself in the head, dying instantly
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
instantly. One arrest has been made
Coast Line Engineer Killed.

Tampa, Fla, December 25.-While
driving train No. "a Of the Atlantic
Coast Line, near Winter Garden,
early Christmas Eve, Engineer ". H
Burke, one of the oldest and best
known men in the service, was shot
and instantly killed by an unknown
man, who fired at the train as 1t was
passing. Conductor Christey took the
train to Trilby, where officers were
notified and are now making thor
ough search.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Finds Job Too Strenuous.

Dublin, Ca, Doc. 26.-Erastus Raj
fold, marshal of Rockledge, this
county, who shot and killed Tai and
J. A. Thigpen, when, as was alleged
they threatened to run him out OF
town, has quit his Job. He had been
marshal two days when the fatal
fight occurred. Claude Thigben, the
third brother, who was shot, will re-
cover.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
browne dWhile Skating.

Philadelphia, Dec. 27.-While, vain
efforts were being made to rescue her,
and after a priest, who had risked
his life on the thin ice, had admins
tered to her the last rites of the
church, Margaret Shaw, aged 19, sank
to death today under the ice on the
Schuylkill river.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Killed With Scantling.

Center, Ala, Dec. 27.-John Hun
ter, a we'll known farmer, was in
stantly killed at Sewell Ferry this af-
ternoon by Charles Packer. Packer
struck Hunter over the head with a
scantling. He claims that Hunter had
ordered him out of the house and then
punched him, forcing him to strike
in self-defence.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Head Almost Severed.

= Bluefeld, W. Va, Dec. 26.-SaWing
away continuously for ten minutes,
Hamilton Cook almost completely
severed the head of Frank bennett
from his body yesterday, at the home
of the latter at Lex, fifty miles from
here. Cook, a. boarder at Dennett's
home, found his victim in drunken
stupor in bed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30
Killed nv His Son.

Petersburg, Va, Dec, 26,-Joseph
Even, aged 50, prosperous ereenes-
vile county farmer, was shot and
killed this afternoon at his home near
Jarrett by his son, Charles. The
young man was examining a new
shot gun when it was accidentally
discharged.