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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

s oct iounone @or importereOes
Der 9iamanter til bette 2ano for
$36, 1e, $50. Q9g iaa BERTH 0ia-
mant- smportgrens og 8etoilbanO.
Ierens grofit iao pil De begnnoe
at faa ct gegreb ON, boao 5olf j
limited Stotes uogiper oIene for
oenne enc Suoel. or oct unOerligt
at mango at oe rige life bar mere
of unoopre, boor BET bsaroere be.
beoeoes2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

0e Meno og RpinOer, JON, nog'
tet De er fattige, uOiOenOe, feilenoe,
Gag efter Dag title tiIiioeiatter
oeses egne 6ornsielier for ct anoet
Deenneifes Sfpl6, De imager en-
Ssome oe potter en- gpfit, iom ger
geroen til ct belIigt Steo for Dem.
l1op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

Scr fort 5io ii6en ipide6es / oct
~offenlioe Gin en- Iiae foItelia Some.
Die, iom ri pi[ foIbe: Satin %
aerligbe0".
af oisie TO Gins ipues Der at
0Gre 6oa6e for Iiot og for meaet
0eo llniperiitetet / Rem gorf.
Prof Beet oiite ino meoenaprIiabeb
moo Ell fife 8iee, at ban bI. a. til.
ifreo ben0e aoifiaige emme grcue
ION bun fon0t pno at %iremlqaae /
Retten iom geDis for, a. bun trpna.
tie til ct fife Sefteploiter for fit lille
Sierte | 6orm al $4,000. (Sntet
Steos trpoer Zen am~erifanffe 81.
feroaro %are1ere. uifsnnere frem emo
| ilige 9ilfplOe, Door aprliabe6 o.
,Benge, nbioIlit uensortet 9eareber.
flemmes neo ! inmme Sure. no.
oisle ar9mmerliPleD. SnD0e Beef
opret flog nof til at affatte oisie
9reoe poa 9otin. par aIting fIoppet
og fart. til Troos for, at bans
aqrIiabeo par for lille til at mo.
gaa seateifnb NeO omtolte lille
Nifs.
prRii0ent Butler oiloe mn Diie.
at ban oar alrI for fin Sot, % op.
iororeoe ~offentIiet Rroi. Beef til at
reiianere. Ren Der Tom ban ~fortert
beron. 9ror Brpiioenten ia at
bore Earl for fin Sat, tGnfte Bed.
ioa ifaI lea ldoe aIper6en pioe. at
ban life er Carl for I'm 2atin.
Com tpnft. fan aiori. gecf bcfemA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

of ben Stamp, iom for 9ioen
foregoor I Spnnien, Ter man, boor
Msoig SatoIifferne giOer Hip poa
oeres gneberreosmme og oeres po'
Iitiife Sn0flpoelie. De oil eaers
eerne giOe Jig noieenOe Of at oere
liberaIe. &oorfor iaa life gaa oillig
mo poa of looe Broteitantcrne faa
iamme 6ribeo / De ~fatolife 2onoe,
fom aatolifferne npoer i proteitan-
fife Qonoe?i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

Raor eoferne benpenber fig til 6oit, Der
apertereri gIobst, euten tor Of tebs hos benz
srerfor at foa Eplnsuins ON bet opertsrsos,
sebes Ge oItib omtole. at Ge ioo apsrtlsies
aentet / bette Blao. Oct ptl u9re til gen
anie Jtptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

Seller 8ilbelms aorliee Snotpgt
er SO, $3.50 og oct iiges, at bet
er utilitreffeligt og oil rimeligois
blioe forbejet til omfrin9 $1,000.
600. Meo Dor ofte omtalte Sil66ie-
Iigbeo til gfstrapaeance, oiloe Dog
ingen pope at foreilaa en- 5emteoeI
of Oenne 2gn til Dor 8r9iioent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

5 iioite Jir. al Y8ifuben" anfgres
en- lRngere llotalelie al grling
gigrnion, . .gisrnions Sgn, % en-
Ditto af ngsorif-S ocialoemofraten"
til geOis for, at nMOrmonernes
moraIife 2ip oe 2gre itoor fulOi
no pao Ssioe meo 0eres | 1orge".
S9rIig frembppes oa Normonlp-
rens CODE moraIffe SnOflpoelie |
Stnten Utah. gI. a. b9ooes: Der
CT iHgen nSmug~- Wangegifte ber
blnnot os. gnbOer, iom fan opoage
SnOsaaeIie Of NaHeegifte, Tan tie.
ne fore uOiatte 9eIsnninser.~ 0Ia-
oeIiet. ON BET er innOt. Ren Oi
peo 10 Iiae ian goOt, Tom be Iels
peo BET, at ON be life leper | Ran.
aeaifie, Iaa bar be giort Def, %
be bar life ~iIiittet oerrneb efter eset
gaIs. men ioroi eanoet tOane BEN
BERTH. Terom minoer 10 ogiaa be
-itore uoiotte geIsunineer-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

On fremragenoe congregational.
Tit i|frioer I rEbe american 0eis.
iionarD": IS omfring % aor bar
oi tilIfpn0et og biulpet til at Itifte
ifnnOinaoijfe MenigbeOer, og Der
efsiIterer rlu omfring 200 ioenife
og so o~onif-norife Nenigbeoer"
9ertil bemprfer n9be 2utberan"
.gn oaben 9efenoelie onganen0e
Congregational 8roielptmageri
blonot ifanOinnpiife 2%utberanere /
amerifn, en- g~efenOelie, JON inoe.
boIoer en- ligefrem Silitaaelie at,
of Sfanoinapereres gnmIe Sprog
og gnmle gefenoeIie pasier beoit for
oisie tro Sgnner al 2utber.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

Ssitre. Yaange al oisie bar ltoaet
8ieneIten / % aor, noeIe | 80 Nar.
0u nermer Sioen Jig mart, oa
Sgiter Sine og 9rooer Senrifien
bar ppret / Milpaufee ct Gar. Won
Ri ifuIoe foa &aao til at laoe Dem
gplte oct eamle Stem / Gar2 Gn
og onoen al @ben-@aers 9eboere
bar al og til iost: Soor piloe oct
Dog oere ~bpsseIigt, ON 2. Sine og
9r. 9enrifien funOe beige os.
Ser er ogiaa o%irfeIig fsnt 90
bpggeligt Der bienlme paa Chen.
G5er | CONNER = imuffere END
nogen SPINNER for. gu itor @I9oe
og 0fmuntring bar oct oRret, naor
8enner %oilogoe os 9eig9. On Del
bar 6o ogiaa Jet ino til os, og ri
tiger eoer ale Sof for 9eiSget =
lpngere eaer ~fortere. @n Dag bleo
ri glpoeIig operroifet PED @eisg at
Mr. anoreip Semen fra Minoen,
Rebr. Set bleu ct fort geisg paa
en- 3imes GiO, men bog Ianet nof
til, at Scr. SEMEN fit eben.@5er at
ie. gtogIe Gage efter mootog DIR.
9ieIogooro fsIgenoe 9rep ira Win.
ben:
Min6en, 0ebr., SuIp 49,, 1910.
SIR. aieIogaar0, 9ruib. Colo.
Gear Sir: 5 e%ncloie pou mn
derf for $500 in payment Of mn
iubicription to tbe gbense8er Some.
Is feel mud pIeaieo NTH tbe BONE
10 5 om exceedingly GLAD TO mate
the Donation.
ainolp ieRo me receipt ono
oblige. s remain
9otrs trulp
6. q. Senien.
Seq bebsper life at faie til, at ben
f9rIi9e Gnerfenoelie og 8aUen eIP.
oeoe os ale.
@i piI6e oog ioa inoerIig snife,
at Here - iprIig al bore GrpIter
= funoe beige os. 5 lang Ei0
bar Der ingen an0re bpret emo Bolt.
Sesien, al Cen Onnife airfe. San
bolot no9Ie @eoer Der omfring poa
9ei ira Qorsmsoet % ioa ga inc
pno Gbens@5er. Saa er Der en- Wr.
6asielriis. iom er 2Prer pes Sfo.
len / 8es Moines. goa en- 3uno.
reiie bol0t ban oaiaa no9le Rsoer
fer / Settlementet oa ioa oa oe0
2eili1heo in0 til os.
Fla0ien er life itor, og en- Del
5amilier er reiit berfra til geIt.
fpiten. men oerfor snifer ri Iige
meaet at lie &errens 8enner JON
Setter iblnnot os, naar en- 2eiIie.
heo aioes.
6orleoen Uar 2. 3. Senien, og
3. 6. 6briitenien meo 6omilie fra
0arop. Nebr., Der I anIeoning of
Sens 1bomiens Gso og 9egrnpel.
ie. 66omien par 9otient pno Chen.
e8er / lang Ei6. San be6reoes life,
men oa ban itoo uoen Stem OF
6or9l6re | bette 2ono, blep ban per
til i'm 9eo. Sans Steo Iaaoes til
9pile | Gben-Gsers @ropplaos pao
9pens airfegnoro. Sans Snfler /
Vebraifa Dor tnget fig trrIiet of
ben unge Mnno. Zen, iom bar
itaaet beo mango Spge. og Ds6s.
leier, moa erfenoe, at man fun fan
ie pna Smoen6elier pna 9s6sIeiet
meo Archaeological. Cog er Der Dem,
iom pan oct ii6ite b~irfeIig Isger oa
fia0er 5reoen / Sroen poa aorrets
Blob, o9 bIanbt 6isie Dor cog oift
Sens Jbomien. 9o ban ben ii6Ite
Gftermiooag / flor Smerte BAD ON
~uolssning, fom oisie Orb igen oa
ieen: Serre Seius, tag mig bort,
lao mig %. On oeo, ieg tror poa
dig, gu betaIte for min Spno Q.
I. b.
Suor farIigt og uiiffert at op.
iptte QfgereIien Of i'm SaIigbeos.
jag, til GbOen fommer. 6or boor
mango 6Gioer Der life bDerfen 9ib
eIer 2ejIigbeo2 Sbomiens 2fu bar
ioun6et iom ina mango unge Wen.
neifers. timber bans 0pboIo ber
Ioo0a hof, ;,,fot S~F;,.f 49, ~ Cz,.Teo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

& Eilfelbe al tlrssslmGsfebebsr pso
Robfooslfen beoes man tlose til bet itsbliSs
gphpaieL. Stulbe bet life bi9lps, beoss
man henpenbe fs til oGonftsrsn"s
RDntpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-02

Entered at Blsir Postoffce as second
Glass matter.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
AT the Alrdnne

Tonight sees the close of the Will
man-Roseleigh company's weeks eh.
gagement at the Airdome. 1t is not
often stock company makes as good
an Impression in so short a stay ass
has this company. II is the best that
has been at the AlIdome in two years
and some OF the best companies ON
the road have played there. Miss
Whitman is one of the cleYerest, hes.
looking and best dressed leading WON
en- In repertoire, and has an unusually
fine wardrobe. She is ably supported
by MIR Roseleigh. talented and good
looking leading man who knows ho..
to play. The stars are surrounded
by company par excellence, and II
would be unfair to say that any men.
Der was better than another MI aud
Mrs. Bracken we're already known
here and the new members have made
many friends They wiz all be heas.
lily welcomed whenever they return.
The Gentleman from Texas" farce.
comedy way above the average show
OF This class was presented last nigh.
and was thoroughly enjoyed Like al
this eompany's plays. II was the best
of its kind Tonight the Offering Is
iate success "'rhe Girl ana the sher.
m a comedy -drama in three acts.
and one OF the best this company pre-
cents.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
MidIand's New Time Card.

Under the new time table on the
Texas Midland Railioad, change Ell
fectiye sunday, June 18th, southbound
train No / win leave at 7:5S a. NJ.
instead OF S;l5 a. IN, and train No
8 at 6 p. NJ, no change. Northbound
No. at 9:l5 a m, instead OF 9:O5
a. m, and No. 2 at 7.3j p. IN. in
stead OF 7;15 p. III. by this chang
direct connections on morning train
going and evening train returning to
Dallas. Fort Worth and Mineral Wells
via. Terrell and \, 4 p. are re.estab.
lished.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Personal MENTION.
Items Of Interest Of Those Who CONS
and Go.

Items Of Interest Of Those Who CONS
and Go.
II, b. Mock returned last night from
Dallas.
A. B Patterson was in Dallas yes
teIday
j D Middleton left last night for
Kansas CITY
Ben o weatherly left last nigh
for st Louis
Abe Rosenthal is in town visiting
for a few days
Theodore Miller went to Fort
Worth yesterday
Prof Tom Daggett of Seymour, il
visiting in the city
Judge v W .Grubbs arrived last
night from West Texas
j. r. Jones left last evening fol
Austin ON legal business.
s A. Beckham returned last night
from his ranch at Arlington
ID l. Kirtlcy came in from Dallas
last night to visit his mother.
Ms r. I, Geo and son benson
wotn to Bonham Yesterday for a visit
Mrs f w Harrison and daughter
Frances, are visiting relatives in En-.
mis-
Mrs y o McAdams and daughter
Miss Beulah, OF Dallas, are visiting
here.
Father Robert Hutchinson, of DEM
son, is in the city the guest OF Father
Francis Bassl
County Attorney n. +. spearmar
has returned from a two weeks visr
at sulphur Okla.
Master Joe Collins returned las
might from WISH with his grand
mother at Dallas.
Mrs Newman Phillips and daugn
tiers Cora and Georgia, of Cooper, ar
guests of Mrs w. j. Casey.
Mrs. sam Kennedy, of WIGHT,
Fails, is in town visiting her parents
Mr. ana Mrs X Il. Hawkins.
Mrs j. A. Nlattox will accompan
her father n C Bradford, to Boz
ham today and will remain there
month.
. Mrs William Rosenthal went t
& Wolfe city yesterday to visit owe
i Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Ma
y Jacobs
Miss Irene zIngraG returned ye
terday from Denison where she Id
been attending the st. Xavier Act
j deny.
Miss Gladys Kenney came dow
S from the st, Xavier Academy at De.
j ison and is visiting Miss Irene III
y gran
Miss Ruby Twity, of Burrow, is
tho city visiting Miss Maye Kennel
She has been visiting in iona al
, will return tomorrow to Burrow
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
unlaue window Display.

II. N. White has unique window
display of the celebrated Duchess
trousters. A keg Of nails weighing
one hundred pounds is hung from il
pair OF the trousers without starting
stitch. In the window are some
dollar bills and dimes. aud cards say
one dollar will be paid for any rip Of
the trousers and dime for every
button thai comes on They are
shrunk to fit and stay in shape
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

Rev Father Brannan preached a
most interesting and strong sermon
last night on The True Church. 1t
was great treat to all the congrega
ton which they will not soon forge
Mrs. j. p. Beckham rendered most
feslingly Gounods charming "Oh Dr
vine Redeemer," and Kebler's "Ayo
Maria" Mrs. Conger presided at The
organ. Tomorrow night there viii
DO no service. Il. b..
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
NELL to Speak Here.

d. J. Neiii, OF Fort Worth, VIII
speak here July 20 at which time the
Farmers Union will meet in this city
Mr.. Neill is eX-president OF the Stat
Farmers Union and is editor OF the
cooperative journal published at For
Worth. He is a speaker of great abil
itr
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Industrial Education nax.

While in Dallas yesterday Judge
Grubbs, head OF the Industrial edu
cation movement, arranged for an in.
dustIial education day at the State
Fair. An appropriate and entertain
Ing program will be formulated ,foI
the occasion. There is nothing liz
keeping il before the people
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Leave for vioksburs.

Mrs. Geo. ShaefIer and children Will
leave this morning for Vicksbarg,
Miss, to join Mr.. ShaeiGer who has
been residing there some time. The.l
many friends wish them prosperity
and happiness and regret their depart
IRE.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Elected a Principal.

Prof. william Garland, who was
principal of the West school last SEES
sion was elected yesterday afternoon
by the school board as principal OF
the south school for the session Of
1901.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

Assistant Attorney General c.
Leddy is visiting in the city arriving
yesterday from, Sulphur, okla, where
he has been recuperating for two
weeks.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Speaking in erayson.

B. Q. Evans went to Denison yester'
day and will speak at seeyral places
in Grayson county He has accepted
an invitation to speak at Gober July
10 at a picnic.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Home From Louisiana

Rev. w. T. Hilton returned yester
day from Chaneyyille, La, where he
addressed State Convention OF the
Christian church
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Visiting In Fort Worth.

Misses Minnie Dora Kennedy ana
Mona worden went to Fort Worth
yesterday to visit MIR, and Mrs. Dave
Keith for few days.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
contrao, for School huIIdlnn.

Contractor Nance Shepherd Is in
Quinlan, where he has the contract to
build handsome public school build.
ing for that town The building will
he one OF the prettiest school build
ings in the county.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
Going to Memphis.

Mrs. Jim Zachery left yesterday
morning for visit In Hughes Spring
and Daingerheld and from there to
Memphis. Tenn, where she win re-.
main until the first of September
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
.s-s-i-i-i-t-s-s-i. .t..s-s-s-g-s-E-s-E-i.
i. !.
:, NEWS IN BRIEF. !.
!. i.
.i-s-;-i-i..i. - .f--f--i-i-.i..i-
NEWS IN BRIEF
.!-!-i-l-l.-l'
Al Wolfe city.

Rev Ed l. Compere went to Wolfe
City yesterday and will preach there
on Sunday. His visit is in the inter.
est OF Burleson college.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

We take this method OF expressing
cur most grateful appreciation OF the
Many kindnesses extended to us in
Cur recent bereavement We will ev.
90 hold dear to our hearts the kind
lends who assisted us by their pres
nee, kind words and acts,
Mrs. w. n. Collier and Family
H. T. weathers and Family
F. H. and Carrie Weathers
Popular toilet articles for less az
the busy Saturday night sale,-G,a.
ham Bros.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

You should not fail &c come and see
any superb line OF cut glass. The best
tof the money ever oftered.-Dr. M
8eskow. OpticiRn.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

a great line Of baby buggles at Duke
Harrisons GIG
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

See j. NJ Boykin's line of refriger
aiors and ice boxes, prices from $3.50
TO $500.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

Miss Ruby Twity, of Burrow, is in
the city visiting Miss Maye Kennedy,
She has been visiting in iona and
will return tomorrow to Burrow
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18

,rs OF
one OF
on at
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-18
People

Ia tho
when
+, and
asst of
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
POLICEMAN CAUGHT
ROBDING SALOON
He SurrenderS SLIO in Loot
When Arrested.

Stripped OF his badge and uniform
Patrolman Charles r. Dorsey. of the
Baltimore. Md, central district. once
commended by the police commission
ers for bravery. stood at the bar OF
justice. charged with robbery while
patrolling his post
With head bent in disgrace and the
tears rolling down his face he heard
two OF his fellow officers testify how
they had found the goods on him
when they arrested him as he came
out of the saloon OF Harry G. Lee. at
1047 Guiliord avenue. shortly before
o'clock in the morning
The two detectives declared TO the
court that as they were taking Dorsey
to the station he admitted purloinng
s1.l0 from the cash register in the sa.
loon and that he surrendered the
money to them.
Justice Grammar held Dorsey under
s2500 bail for the action OF the grand
jury. In default OF II he was commit
ted 10 Jail first having to submit To
the humiliation of the spotlight for
the benefit of the detective squad at
headquarters Later he was released
on bail. which was secured by his at.
torney
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
MEDlCIN KILLED BABY
Bottles Got Mixed and Nurse Gave In
FAINT Mothers Potion.

The reversal OF the position of two
bottles OF medicine resulted in the
death OF a two.days.old infant tho
child Of Mr.. and Mrs Christopher
Frank. S3S North Thirteenth street
Philadelphia
4 physician left two bottles of med
icine. one for the baby. one for the
mother. They were placed on a table
near each other. to be differentiated
by their position. In some way they
became mixed. and the nurse, Eliza
beth Detlessen gave the baby dose
of the mothers medicine.
Mr. Frank impressed into service
an automobile which was standing
nearby and rushed the child 10 st. 10
sephs hospital where il died.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
Matehes In Water kIII Woman.

After hours Of the most intense
agony. Anna Stajaiber. agen twenty.
six years. OF PA Wilder street. Phila'
delphia. died from PHOSPHORUS poison.
ing in the Pennsylvania hospital. The
hospital authorities assert that they
do not know whether her case was a
suicide or not. but they say they be-
lIeye she drank water in which match.
es had been soaked.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
Heat crazed Man klIIs enid.

W. J. Carver, a newspaper man OF
Washington. became suddenly insane
from the heat and, Selling his eleven
months.old infant, he hurled II across
a room In his home. inhicting injuries
from which II died Carver was over.
powered by the police and taken to a
hospital.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
STEEL EARNINGS INCREASE
Total Net For June Quarter $50. no.
$50, Asains; s29.e4o.4ei Year AGO.

The hoard o. dlroctofs Of tic t'nltod
States steel corporation 6Selare4 the
regular quarterly dividends OF - on
the common and ~ on the preic red
Reports for the quarter ending June
80 showed net earnings OF Sio.l1u.9do
Tho earnings for the quarter ending
June 20 1909. were s2a.320. 3nl
Tho directors report that untitled
orders on hand June so were i.2G779f
tons. against 5.402.5li in the March
quarter and i,057.9s9 In the June quar-
ter Of 1909
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
DEATHIN RIOEFROM FUNERAL
Lancaster Girl Thrown Out and Killed
In Runaway.
III al Salina, Kan.

The records OF the government
weather bureau at Salina Kan. were
broken Tuesday. when the thermome'
ter reached the III mark. This was
the third consecutive dag that the
temperature has been up TO and above
f0a dasraas
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1910-07-30
Race Suicide Closes Schools.

County Superintendent Charles
Talkington. at Columbus. Ind. SAYS
that race suicide is responsible for the
closing az four schools in Bartholo-
mew cnunsv this faii
The Comrade., 1910-08-12

outside looking at her? If so, who was
John Revell Charnock? The problem
was not greatly elucidated There waa
no evidence that the book belonged to
the man or the man to the book, or
even that the one appertained remote
ly to the other There was certain
likelihood, however, that they had
come to the island together.
She had been sure that the man was
a white man. She had thought that
he looked like an American, an Eng.
lishman, an AngloSaxon, and the
longer she looked at him with the
Bible in her hand the more sure she
became.
She had been disappointed that the
book had turned out to be the Bible,
but at least it would serve one useful
purpose. By it, without the laborioua
effort involved in making letters
upon the sand, she might teach the
man before her to read. She wished
she had a worthier volume from her
point Of view through which to intro
duce him to the worlds literature
but she would do the best she could
The Comrade., 1910-08-12
CHAPTER III.
The Word Of tho Book. !

THIS awakening was not as had been
that of yesterday She prided herself
on being in full possession of her fac
ulties at once and she arose instantly
and stepped out upon the sand. The
man gave way to her respectfully as
she passed through the entrance. The
mind is brightest in the early morn
ing after sleep. She would give him
another concept before the uses Of the
day, impaired his receptivity. She had
differentiated him from the rest Of Gre
alton when she taught him that he
was man. She would show him now
that his was divided empire by de-
claring herself a woman. She laid her