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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03

Die ,or.sn glai.r einss barmlOisn Iun'
eenbe.lenoen prai,rapdes geben Dr.
eboop's Sufenmit,sI bic munbubaren bei'
Ieneen eissnidaien. lrodsnet, idar'sr
nnp reibeuoer Huiten rueidi ihneII Der bet
ienoen. unoerneen Dirtuus eieies portreit.
lihen giitiels. 1r. Sboop's SuHsnmittel.
llub es IN sesaoe 70 gut uno 10 iidsr fir
ainoer. es entbdit isin Opium, 9blorofprm
nod ionitise iddblide Trossn unb Rilitsr
isllien UNI fiber ~ ssbsn, itets Or. Sboop's
perIansen. Aenn aneers Nittsl anaeboten
werDen. iaaen Sie H9etns. ltrtbellen Sic
ieIbit. Sertauit bur69 SiIie,nsper & Con
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03

-R;Gir 0tnru y. &uos BON eols
50. war Inianas Der s9Ohe bier int
3ultr tht otr prcl,iiirttn Stablbriidt
biz br, ,eintr sarm user ben Ciait
Slub ashaut unh Bit Counties Cole anp
Ciaas nit tiaanpsr psrbu,atn lou
De Rotten Der etiidt irsroon aui
$780, 600. utraul6laet une, ,ieusn naa
iebiatln .S,lant bon btios gcuni!ts pot'
ea,as:set bsb sapllyiblisafn ai.-->sr
Hiraas tsr faliit (ele. .oool ssH tsr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03
Ginseiauot .NO. 3.
K. of G..

Apparent rari nantes IN ourgite
Udst0' uno
GtIlblllt MS bin 9sI ,u ipst.r.
Grihr:dllh III bes Siaer.
Wahn....
@dbrIit, pis Elm gsu uno siR Sls
ger huo I'd IN Silss 60. @oltsolat.
San -. s'rsi eOtrparoigs anonymi
u5er mlt ~e. fdltn 81, anonynl-
it lsge iuirlllitns melTtn Nam.u un=
Ter BEN rls id aei4risbeu. : su.i
onaruy>atn 0syr:' itsA Il pa 1tsy
ml cnsufm &Hr III tampitn. 2is
Notu. N,yre0 jpru Cidac so, J hlb II
! oes l>tilum nslntn tc ltn Strtit.
n'tt.e tu;utor y hi ogatnlitt .gItitN
coty abNh Iih illia pjri,luo II. At
hste ulM.,a &c Catue mtil,r ,Su'py.
ml'!og hhr atatllh an dtbtu -
udmll@; o,s Gtrlit uoit C.ut1tt,
Itl1te Der tyNtn idtq, ia i.
Iitr NanlOd2. - aab; 9ie
optp &u, nici ts'shea. ~ iult
ol5U ulQ a;talutaels 0ua ul7 De
;lp,l,t Lutte in;0ssetn. llU9 2dt
tai tt .ts tit>,m Wun {; aI@ y
q. RI q IA S&tngollt rasen
i:hrIsb - aul BE ire n'.i Sute sl
Nt4 ta1tI II GyI,lltg@ lu tp2R Tet!f'
| tepnl flatu Ayil',l at.ea ete g. o Y.
(nia ti'iyt, ) b;' elt .N2thpl,, Ssrt
tmabio i Q0p- >Su Nt III npyt
Irurie atua nan Ger to:,tyotn ia.
o,ritai II -Reptm w. Ayibay
VutF. IL Gnta'mat,;ls uy.u II .>es
tt! a.jplti uno Nip>llsl. . 3 io
Soltes ties tRat W:-lDse,r pe!it.
| Sc llaabt "a w,li meht ylsbt a..
llst III bietG. a., oN lptp. Stre,'
lbU Il. y eW mix mt usn lRiuasI Ill
| HuaNa icut rtr1uIien -.
N<n. N'y AJi,isl uJr ayaat du-
thhy Hu&ntNlltm &C ty.teea; Str i.
bfr b Il 4ay Gt5ts l,sed eic x. 4 ".
lchlN IL no III t,utm .dtolitncn
&ytil G.ra,'su, Wlt. e. IN il uatr
Netw nt ey,onte' 1t!ba tmeipalM
uno I'D tm Sel.sblail" a.lrt eIn
Ysysn pon Sa,bal,iSn Der c. nti tl1.
rdl nh,, l,d tr,na,, pon Itlutn Wit.
aIuettl gii onttll De Rem na.
Inipn n iceun iaisli %orlaat MI
10 tsl N,r tBitu Hdicnal'Scdwa,lcn
eut5l - idra nit. a. or etat 'ay
Qa,hcl ,tt biastiitGl iptyan. Sani,
bt, ,rtlB pcbl els q o. y. weutn
itb,n mt et:,i pog ~ ai,tt ton.
,relvr wtrem - ltt reatn gnla'
oauals Ten. Ter tia'ut SfaJTtg tai
ia teln 4eti oi,lu, ip;nn cr NIT! es,'
trit, I ll-u bari eeitysisr.
| g.io actmal. pan lji,ra,l'4rm
TitstAbl btauttn Die Setw. oeyr.a
mir II DTS pcr,uaalnu: oaS III met
rabr.
zane ei. q, 6, no ;a tnsm ata.
1oIli.htu &sreins pmssnallsd. ne
okE trwabui, tbsuio eas atbsImt @t.
len ahioarn tuas He. /. 'tlbf ;n.
Glib, - wenn auh Mot in -u,aatlu-
Smut)- einu bat utoCr Et. Ywas.
sote mtint aQ,rasriust, @tnis.sit
aud uur tin @b,ittsu efssn biz &. Of
4. 81 ilatn.
ssas go. |. ahtr biz Garh0nari
iaai, tntiIaitti msins ausiaas Il. {.
Der HsaIt,p) Mot i'm RinesRra. 4as
poli.iiNsr 3rtd aubslanei. 10 uutes
ID pst co. ,w.i Sabun eirsst anistie,.
seri Jar e,Hsn aanolsaien ,u hiinmsn,
pei u-sin &. Of 9. 'isil alie % IA
ai1te niessrleai. aatai4ai. Css 20
L L. A. IL - AA~xk~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03
yotales.

.-lser eines Grtami.psraiors bcsarf. BE-
hsls Nd bsn .ebarpIes" bel Ssnt9 Bsumsl
-MO'sen VsniiOnstua far nnItts
Ott,ranen.
-0err Sohn Gaui bon Cole 6Onntr
srhano bier lsste gEode BON perm
Gbrit Sdnsiber 8 Siiers.
-oeu,r besaun Der 2ommunions.
uptsrid' fir biz Grit. uno 3wsitiOm'
miinilantsn.
-am nddlisn Mitiwot, il aiter.
lmittnph uno Ysainn Der hl. Jaiten.
jeit.
a. y. Qusbbe,t mttt. ON Gitn.
tfiaa einen Iblt.tsr NOD Der 9puntp.
hauptiia Slnn.
-srl. annit Srank it CUR Set
bier apf Ssiuh lei Den Eiobellsra
Cieeltbr.
st Wshvhalia Wlllina So. Der
jaa b,ut, bic Geunip 0anptituot 2lnn
Init sinsr 6ubr, 9Nebl
--Tr. Is. e. nicbi wly, iiA ieinsr
Traris bier mibmsu am i, I. uilo 5.
6tbtuar. Chlts I'M @orSmsr'I pr,sl.
Be iammluua Der g'iicriubab,y
btr .e.liphalla Uennlug so ilbtrmcr.
asn Samtaa Der 5,sn Stbr. III, ! llbr
In ycyamtper's SaIe.
--ge,nn Der 1ahs am adiriatn
Mora,u e. n'btuar) mat ihon t'ub
aus itinsm ppd a'lrOAtn, bat er aelien
itintn Stali'n Mot 9tieben.
--Dnb,r,, bas ,lelnnt Sobntsn
Der 6am'iie Samahn S'!ltmtpey.
fpslhss snfaras Der Wrt' itw.r trs
irantt rcr. 1T uulsr eeiahr.
-dm l.p'tu prebtcss war.n DE
ce,ren aeroinano lno Sobn gNotbr
pom poslFtciTn auasnsbms Boulder
Int 0ollsblali Son.tum.
-ao,m oub Der in l,stsr @ots
s,Ialens Stuts iih in aptb Der.
ralintlt ,trihtn in lfstsr Naht elnc
nsne AIilllss.
-gm Srnuiol Nbtro miro III otr
Nrhcii'i Stult sin .lN Suppfr"
jum Y'tn Der S6ule absthaIisa
iperetn.
Mstlt cub BIC Toisn 9. :. JUo
Hebruar urn rtna ibr 'tIchie ,3ahnt
hnbti laNct rrt 'plte tntlcru'n mo
ourh Isut st'tbtr uou II. Wop'.
Tie Ntrrtn 9pbn gphI!eu uno gluQ.
etatt,t pcr Netuunu warcn Meniap
gbtnb bitr i'm ,Nnlsrcne otr ltrmGnnc,
1tptr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
--1.nu M.y,n @cot mctl, 'tlt Icy.
ten Sams,os ,ur V'IeN rhrt4 !gfindl
ttwtr ptrltetrn 9Ie''tn III St''trpN
et'p.
3n Vertnuitn: FirmoEil
Nod ytu,eitr sllrN Aute NNni.tlt.
pfr. ID e;er per < itil III 5oi 81
habtn btj i. &. Sut5ttyi nNo Sohn
y. StepwIs.
@rn hen : Annnar an biz gum Il
tssbruar we,os it Ctltr "nb Nler.
poatt III ltht ltou,lrttn Vttlkn p,t'
Ar'eu. M. Sobdnutsmt0er.
Sur raeiaui9sg Weahtuua:
gasr kline Ckbuuec iwrlhsrt baku
mbt.s eeeen 6suer, 9llB noer Stlirn
fprshe bel uns por. Nj, habtu hit
Aaenhlr Der Nttnd,
Reou,irie Huuniahrhilsits nab Z /.
Qnuis, Mn. onllrlih Der .Ydnmea
/ Winionare Mrotmtn's" al 81. youIS
f4.65 @eriauispaku E,brulr, >. uuI
5. ulltia b 8 gum sltn Ntbrnot.
i. e. 0aub. Naeu'.
--Ntalt 'nunM IN gcoit Grt't ee,
ntk DER ac,hnen Der am Tlotlid0
Nnarn. % Scbtc 1li. o.e ,,3t'ii'tr
o,ltant,. aui bpriIAtn ,d.b. @ei'csattl
! gir Mule gsbel,e'.
/, -Nu, sIIbu, ShIitf bon actIE
,opu lam sslit,n bitrcu,h aaf BEN
G'ea, nen Yocic Dr0tun, Or pti'cr'
bsntn gxnrareltn Germ 3csburn
Die istk gbu su erwsilen.
orr 1eronanc San'e non
pcpis Gretl wdr atlern in ejt'ha'tn
blfr prb bintttlltb III nnierct enc
hbit Itintn Dollar filrs gnlisblati sm'
s<Xna fur gn'hlaasseltsl tIlr OH
pooje Erett Stallion 80.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03

an'aebratal neroen. " Ilptu Nttb
i'onen Dor, mreurt b.; Eouutp 80 Il
sur ermadWa bts FroIsiiss anae.
iprch,n wtrotn iol.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03

| .-einem ,pe suppsr" in Der 2oeb.
nsr's Shuls bei 2otlbtonn pOhntsn
nm sonntus aheno bei Der jung. Ssrr
Mlriin Sosr unb bic 5rl. CLARA Qoer
uno Tarp goebnsr.
DE 6sbrIosr Stsppers hsi 6aIils
Rod psrianolsn oieisr Sage orti Glrln'
ounaen 6su nod Jsiieripn Gitp iprfiir
ie sinen 3sint,tras pcn 55e oas bun'
bert Piuno erseltsu.
-Gcrr Giuitnp Gramsr pon 9oOie
Greet bat iih burt uuisrsn aarmmas
ihinenbaroler uno StMiso 0enrp Z.
SA'ppers in gs'iB eines rgaip goa.
Der" Tuusausbrelisrs 9eltbt.
3abnar,! G. T.. Bcps miro an
Sorn'ao. Wlcn'aa uno Cisnliog ben
3, I uuo 3 ,iebrua, III itiner S'Ilee I'M
gp"nphalia potl allen 3abnIcloenb;n
III 3lcniien icIn.
--Ite 0trrrn Ulaiblas Nausner,
want Yorlmtper. Mnioa Otto urb
Nranl Z hmarpt Don 0osls,omn !amsn
am 1Rontna Ntsno aerourd aui BEN
0smweae pon 3lnn no lie Wdtal!-
lldes trIebl0lth.
glr Wcn'as taiitn mir bas Per
anistn nit DtrrM pentu 90iIll.
bruno uno Stephan gNtrihai, bic III
hifiiatr Sidbt Wsitlltlitta, ~ nfio Ger
ta'. II, in unieysr Shee gu b.arilben.
De bdnoIsr @artp & arauimara
BON Nrnuo!s Mll iauftsn bier ur
McataQ bier Gil uon iolaenben Nar-
mem ,u tlielsnoen prelin: GIren
bon gen y. StwarPt 'llr 5000, finsn
rpn Gen StwarBe Sr. illy $40. ii.
rtn ron ,Sobn 6ehi:l iitr s,J2 uno
sNtn BON 6htiil Shneioer iur s90.
-2cnntoa, Mcntal uno rtotram
hruit mnrbt ntrr aRa,tn GIitthdmc.
bon yooic 6rt. III nrielfr Stunt &C,
n,,s 5",s A.. >,s - ;,,,,,>,, ~ S ,,r,s w. ni,.r.
~ in. ,rst.r n,~ ,,r,s n.r ,,, "",,, ,tn' f,,,"
,yi,,t' ~ S,,,r,, I'm ~, ,tn,, NJ,
Ni.. Zen tr bier ir@ t5a,n Gtltat, III
'clntr NAu9 plnottn,
,.,.
'N'h @ "'"S 'n"'jN ft'"m' ol
p''"' 'tt M o'''' s"'e "'''' >'''y"
Nfh'e 'senf'H'aN" al ''Hft Ha'Hl a.,
- Wv "t.Van'''s" ..,I IN N."llun, 't' wv
III s''I"'V' s ''p''p''' "I,V ~ u''i'' su'
q v" N'''n ~',ee1n S".'o,' pV''
n'" "''pt' , ,"' si~'','V "'',"''t' g.
je'H }Flr''s gap H"'"''".t' auW |"
Of ,tN' 'o""'V ''p' ~ @"'9'" "'
.F'''eH ~
3, Sirmo o Nil,smrpf. e. crp
n,rion,,, y,,,p,,,l sir, oorloDuno ,s,.
,fr (9rur wr nan bic H0,,puul tpt
N,,ns in Sal, 81 Qouis N ltmn
n, aoli,, r,,i,r out o,mo5,e,,n W;sr.
,utI'r morsc nor Sormsrn bel eocIr.
tomr unh Nroplt n,iou,t mnr>tr nm
Ib,t,rn Nil, lana, c,rst, gN,ors hia
,nr hjrl,lcn qoubuno ,u = i NJ MAJ
'tlren psites Idli ,rsl 3a9e III @n'
'rrud rabn'.
-,,,,r (qerbo,o Nhriou lam nm
rnn,o, b,,,burh oui rrr ;,rlur,iic
nah Mri,,,nmn, lst,ba.o her lm,urr
not ,en,- Q,pp am Wfiu B. b nr,,
mn,r ;uuo uuh I,eio Il, ror roml,tb
oo, n, lien oemt,,u uno ba,,r in 81
y,ois lpar,jusburo uun 0oIr Gn
,,ntn g,,rmauhlrn unb Ireunntp it,uf
Nuimorluuo o,mabt. sot E, nuh In
nui,r,n Snnium pprinrotb IL lelhn.
p,,Nonhli,b unb po INN i,,p ,;f,nafii,bl
,r,,rurn liek BAN "a hem 3riiuuasmnn.
NJ II "a 1rtope mah. m,nu ie,ucy auh
iinon,i,l oeOadl wirp, ,oo 81 i,,a nor.
rmonai ume rtih,, ma nih, uur ben
,intun eubi,rlb,iousbsiral ioro,ru
Nv. 81, ,.;,.s M.,,n.,A c,,,,,, ,,,,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03
Das boeaicbe Ktno.
.asiDa ou ssidis en. 70 hadh
.Sohn Dor aQtul
RAD snsr Msniten 8uuN, bic
.Teirtm BOit atiantn..

.Yah ltmr Wtnttn BlHn, bic
.Teinm BOit atiansn..
yi.r,sbnt.s aapiteI.
Die Hofidfet in Sreien II. + no. coer ws Elm Shdle
bel Dsriertiauns, abisneune uno Gmpfana zines
Srieies oie SoHihfsit bsobatlsn ioI
i5dlub)
seosn., sa Ou mob itr.iba. NIB abslea es mubl,
sSsr Der IT, om osin srhr ;u odnSen ammsn iul.
gu ioah ben srisi qsiddt mad tlus,, saubsr qhahn
Nab isnsr Geanfauo in isiusm Worut rihn.
slimm icin papio oa,r. Oas ppbl bsau'sn it,
uno o'es bstr'ib ic Oab man IS ss'ns lii.
IN ojsObfOsmat ituit' MIR 4obtr etanospuicmn.
Wn VorastBt uno all Gbnnsr uao poigpn.
gaeun ou an 0o3c ban ,u tritr nora,ncmmen
50 mub ber ar'dne 'iei aufs glan huunits'oHmtn.
Scl dbtr aut Elm Ysie Dor aaps iotr 5I,iben
so mHb oH its!'t rein unN sriaoa'aehia itreibtn.
Gel uht ,u iaal ben S,itf potbr ~ ion,ptren
Hub lnb bn entn 0tenno Der ilus II rtulbierei.
gswabt bsln 9onWpt; gDurum2 98tnH oits attebu
60 a'"f eu o''srs not. NOS pu asiarsbsu istu.
entba!t BID IN benz grei Don arcben 3,bsnsarsn;
Seas tann Elm srotsr gtsnit lr cine guna erna,ns i.
Sdreib nit Ycrihtaie. Msnn man Dir elm yeio a.au,
Ssb IN Der SenenitaIt bic 6eosr nsmul4
SlB atnalee NEG, moran nihi pisl ae!t9en
lno ratt anoern ntt plc glGls oeIueu!aen.
9kyitout eobtu nit apTqtra9ren Girub
2iwe;I icNt ofln Varon osn ENau ptreen mub.
eat,nt Sir pjtaeitt III lana b Inipprt ous,rblsibtn
81 matr rtl iplcId eNtb uN4eilur,s Shrfibtn.
Satb nab Die 3ttu 'tn bab't au'cinmoes pansn
llNo iutt al,i1em &aum oa yapitr iI aNtn.
@cmt!t BIZ, BEN @,is' ;N0pt uh 0urtulsien.
&t,bfNat NIT $coatt, Wds rlroa, psn.
7n ltanty il 'sF, t III rtr rstita Sane
Nit bean %o:aamN iih rue ata an, uno S,ano.
CIT 4onlal1 Eno Satr ny, pana man hlt Qeitr stsa
sept man iat llnn Vano, lDp mob ell 3aun Geb!tbtu
Weymein has numme g@oIi: lin eilt~ ar;uahysu
lin aens tlttt Sdyl't oaoura ;0 sytuitytu.
gatuu eine @aditrii, rct csir Srisi ooano,tn bat
60 'hrtib Ne un'" bin u' n'tt aos amber Sla''.
gViyo Or oura eu,n sreuno tu 9'yitiaen ab,ybyaa.
So lti aus 0cfIttsi aui elnsn 9an' htoah,.
sroip, o @riti ptalo pn bn srhdI lea an tt c,f bin
ss lb'a ia t'eutltt gang tlN Satsn asn!
WtrH Oh Den "rt' eretIN, 10 istu ttttt bill,
SonN lleH EN- nnotty lsit, mas Moi iou. eat,t.
Wtbtut pih. htirtn S,i"i 'altlt gan; ourt,ulela
Sun, nb,rlehh III lt:tt mar Dir ~ iuH gsmstu.
Nmm utbe Der l,nrt,i, tas 2aum wps in ato.,
g0til oitlts mand,t. Dir ,m Yrit't etutt mit.
Strtlt aui htU Ntu ieSlth tr Dir ,uatlemmtu
uno aut mtnu hu bl,auf bic Nniwort pptasnpmn,.H
Gan hi reN bebtt odro sa Sartihtn ubtrcmmtr
So mtret auiobao Die anilpori peylsaenmen.
q.
Tut oitits merle pobl bi etntm snipa ar5tn:
atin Van mus unbttubtt earin iurut psrbleiotu.
g,lr' aat bic SrItis ritt, Die biz lhid.e, ior
9eir aht iit pitmthr an tiptm iitsru Sr,.
Nb .lubtanrten rtt Stt uno Vat init.
g5ei! lit ntt loer germ su eeinsm Eisnt btmlht.
gr aaIm eot. mtin Snb. bies zine nltt pereeNt:
{ treib aui ben Srlei aeaau unh ribia bic Aereht!
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-02-03
Oerldnat.

Giui oeuti6ss WcS4su ilr alasmeii
RI edlsarbsit. Gastr ssan fur bic
ys4k y<asst xa4t;lrsssn ssi
:. B. 2sssiAd.
Japl1d U>enoEn. -
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22
PRISONER BURNED IN JAIL.
Charles Carroll, United States Ma
rine, Perishes at Port Royal.

Beaufort, Dec. 18.-Charles Car
roll, a marine stationed at the Port
oval naval station, was burned to
death in fire which destroyed the
Port Royal town jail and horse reel
house between $3.50 and o'clock to-
night. Carroll was absent from the
post without leave and had been ar
rested by the; town marshal ofsSPort
Royal on charge of drunk and dis
orderly" about 4:30 this afternoon
and put in the front cell on the
street. On account of using obscene
and profane language, he had been
put in back cell where he could
not be plainly heard. Shortly after
$3.50 Dennis Bacon, negro living
near the jail heard Carroll cry:
Come, turn me out of this place; it
is burning up!"
He ran over and saw smoke COM
ing out of the cell. He rushed to the
uIS USll III llOAI VI IuS JUL oAN
sounded an alarm which brought Inn
mediate response. When the door
was opened the entire inside burst
into flames and planks were torn
from the side of the building to get
water in. Carroll was found, terri
bly, cbarred, in a crouching position,
with his face buried in his arms on
the floor. He was 80 badly burned
tnat the bones of his feet and hips
show.
He had refused to give his name
when arrested, and was identified by
the name on his undershirt, which
did not entirely burn on chest on
account of his position on the floor.
Carroll enlisted November "a, at
Dallas, Tex, and gave as next of kin
Miss Bridget Carroll, 1135 South
west street, st. Louis, Mo. He was
"a years old.
The body Of the marine will be ex-
pressed by the government to ST..
Louis at the request Of relatives.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22

will be remembered, were all found
guilty of murder and sentenced by
George w. Brown to be hung to-day.
Attorney w. F. Weldon has appealed
in the case of Weldon and Burroughs
and the matter will not come up be-
fore the supreme court until April,
consequently Ham was the only one
of the three men to expire at the
hangman's rope to-day. Weldon
and Burroughs are closely confined
and will be kept so until their fate
has been dcreed by the Supreme
court and it's mandates carried out.
They were worried no little to-day
when their fellow prisoner was re-
moved from the Jail to the galloWs.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22
Pink Franklin Granted Respite.

Columbia, Dec. 17.-Governor An
sci to-day granted a respite to Pink
Franklin until the last Friday In
January. Franklin was to have been
hanged on December %, having been
convicted in Orangeburg several
years ago on the~charge of killing
constable by the name of Valentine.
The case Of Franklin has been before
the United States Supreme court. The
Federal court heard the case on a
constitutional question. It is thought
Governor Ansel will send the case
to the board of pardons for review.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-12-22
for, years; had slept in his home,
loved him and pursed him when sick.
Ham Made Confession.

lOVeQ MIN ana QurSed nlm when SICK.
Ham Made Confession.
Conscience began to work upon
Ham and he made confession, tell
ing how the shocking murder was
done. The part that he took in the
killing of his friend and benefactor
at whose bedside he had watched
and tended so faithfully, reverted to
him and constrained him to tell the
horrible story in which he implicated
FIVE other men.
Ham stated in his story that an
agreement had been made among the
men who went to rob Mr.. Moye. They
went to the house in his absence and
found; but little.
Clarence Ham on the Stand.
Ham said: Friday, when he (Mr.
Moye) paid >us of, l went to Alex
Weldon's house, and went to Ebe-
nezer. l left Ebenezer and went
back to Alex Weldon's house. Me
and Will Burroughs went there to-
gether, and I went home. / left
home, and Mr.. Moye's dog barked
at me as I passed, and l got most to
Mr.. Wilson's. / met Alex and Will
liam. Alex Weldon asked me If Mr..
Moye was at home. When I got
against the tobacco barn met Alex
Weldon and Burroughs. Weldon
said to me that Mr.. Moye and Mr..
Cole had gone to Timmonsville to
preaching. They said there is some
money somewhere around here, and
we must have it. Weldon insisted
on my going to Mr.. Moye's house.
consented to stay in the road until
they went to the house, and they
went and stayed there until Mr.. Moye
and Mr.. Cole came from Timmons-
vile. They forced me to the house.
They told me to whistle if I heard
any noise, and as Mr.. Moye and Mr..
Cole came in I whistled. I heard Mr..
Moye say something about going to
town the next morning.
Mr.. Moye' went on in the house
and struck a match and went into
his room and I did not hear any more
until 1 heard the shooting. heard
one shot fire and then another and I
saw a person coming out of the door
after the shooting was over. Bur-
roughs and Weldon came to me and
they told me that the old man came
in on them before they could get out.
1 grabbed the gun for protection.
Weldon told me that he shot Moye
twice. Weldon got pint Of whis-
key before the old man got in. After
they came out Weldon gave me IS
in money. We went on down the
road and Weldon offered us drink
and asked me not to say anything
about this affair. Weldon offered me
SIS and to pay my way to Florence
and Timmonsville to say nothing
about it. William also asked me not
to say anything about it.
81 came to Mr.. Hugh Muldrows
and stopped at woman's house and
spent the night, and l put the clothes
in the bureau drawer at that wo-
mans house.
Alex Weldon came to Mr.. Moye's
the next day and told me that some
people had been to his house and
searched it"
Weldon and Burroughs.
Clarence Ham, Alex Weldon and
William Burroughs, the three men
implicated in Hams confession. It
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collar when fired upon. He was
found dead on his veranda with a
load of shot in his stomach, and in
vestigation revealed that he was shot
three times, once probably as he
turned at some noise.
He was killed with his own gun;
the gun and several empty shells be-
ing found at his house. Mr.. Moye
had his pistol in his hip pocket, but
apparently made no use of it.
Saturday afternoon negro, now
known as Clarence Ham, was arrest
ed on suspicion.
Special Court Asked for Murderer
Suspect.
The murder Of Mr.. Moyc continued
to Re a topic throughout the COM
nun tv. A petition was gotten up and
presented to the solicitor asking for
a social trial for Clarence Ham, the
negro arrested Saturday. Ham testi-
ueC llaL liz SLdJeu az ueSto W.
mans house the night on which the
kiln occurred, and Deputy Harrell
went to and searched the house,
find NJ Mr.. Moye's coat and a pair
of tIo4sers. The coat was the one
that Mr.. Moye wore to church at
Tx n onsville.
Ham had worked witk Mr.. Moye
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-09-22
Cashed Checks For Crippen.

Miss Merton Curnow, an employe
of the Munyon people, who succeeded
Crippen in the management of their
local office. testified that the poison
alleged to have been purchased by
the doctor, and traces of which were
found in the mutilated body was not
used by the company. She added,
however, that Crippen frequently
bought drugs for his own p-epara-
tons.
The witness said that during Feb
ruary when Crippen told her that his
wife was gone to America and died
there she cashed for him several
checks, one for $500. She last saw the
doctor on July 8, when she gave him
the money on a check for S1s5. This
was just before he disappeared and at
the time he said to the witness:
IF anyone inquiries for me you are
to know nothing. Say nothing"
Before this Crippen had left several
packages with the witness saying:
"If anything happens to me, give
these to Miss Leneve."
When Crippen left the employ Of
the medicine company he formed 6
partnership with Gilbert NJ. Rylance
for the manufacture of artificial teeth
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hour long, so that those wishing to
attend the millinery opening and the
concert may do so. Every one is in
vited and the program will be as fol-
lows:
Chorus-Baracca Boys.
Piano Solo-Miss Jewell Bufkin.
Vocal Solo-Little Miss Ament.
Piano Solo-Miss Mary Sharp.
Cornet Solo-Mr. T. J. Walker.
Chorus-Philathea Girls.
Piano Duet-Misses Hightower and
Thompson.
Violin election-Messrs. McWil-
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Piano Solo-Miss Frances Ferguson.
Vocal Solo-Miss Annie Lou Thomp-
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Mite BOX Brigade With Mrs. George.
Mrs. Eugene B. George was the hos
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day afternoon at her home on Rebec
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Thirty children were present and g
most entertaining program of music
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children. Mrs. J. Britton, the lady
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assisted Mrs. George in serving Ice
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program.