davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-05-29

blaek cotton, unbls1ehsd splh ipst
black lisie With lace instem al have
Hpliced heeis and toea
cHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
. PAlFs GoT BSs.. hsguluyIy JGe.
FaEi black one ribbod seamless cosion,
whh spiiced knees. heeia and toes.
OPaiFA for gss-, aesulaFIy al.Ho.
Fnft Aiaek nlIl fashioued lns Fibhnd
cotion. tan ful fashiUned one Ftbbad
cption aIl have spicui hesia and toes.
Q Pairs ~ %. NO. ai.Bo aad ~.
Tari blacR ans dboud rgn iashiunai
lsle, tan dhted fuu iasls0ned iisiq,
hlark rIbbed hl f1shhrnad colluH: az
have sr.iced tgall cad toel-
. Pairs egr % .B9. Rrg. o. ans o..
Fas MA Rns dbl,ud fIil Iaahills5
lmrqwsd epltQni tlnck lle ritoFd ill
inahlr143 8llk llglu, tan H1ocd iul il1lt.
iarad a.Ik lirls. ell taFe apl.eoa tg1ls st
law.
The sun., 1910-05-29

waited and fretted until the weather
again settled in fine and warm. Now
every Saturday and Sunday and morn
ings and evenings on other days the
enthusiasts are hard az work making
their vessels look zhipshaps.
A yacht after a winters storms u an
ungainly looking thing. The masts have
turned black. the whits paint has CRACKED,
chipDed and got discolOrsd The bright
woodwork that In summer gllstsns IN tho
sun Is dingy and dull and the Govern
are dirty. The boats look like 40
many chrysalises a. they stand on the
shores hauled out % the reach Of ths
water and propped up by shores and
blocks to keep them from topping over,
but a. soon a. the bright warm days come
they shed their ugly coverings and are
soon arrayed in the dainty Earb Oi
simmer.
This transformation means work and
much hard work. Half ths fun that tho
owner Of a small yacht has is in fitting II
The sun., 1910-05-29
BUSY TINE FOR YGCHTSMBN
OWNERS or SWALL CRAFT ar
WORN ON THEIR BOATS.

Fun - Wen as IAbor IN Geitlns TIE
HAehta neady Ter the water Again
AFTER They Have leeR laid lp An
winter seasoR Absut % Upfn.
These are happy DAYS for the yachts
men. Every basin and yacht yard along
the coast from FAR down East 20 the
FLORIDA Keys b the scene of work end
fun; work for men who have been hired
by wealthy owners 60 ~ Out their yachts
for the season and fun for those owners
who take just - much pleasure In fitting
otIt their craft a. they do in sailing Shem.
There are probably more Of tho latter
class than Of the former. for there are more
owners Of small craft than Oi large. and
!, b only a small boat. say up 60 about
~ or SO feet in length. that an amateur
carns 20 overhaul and NJ out.
When the fine weather came in March
some of the enthusiasts took the covers
oF their vessels and started the work Of
fitting them out; but then came more cold.
wet days, and temporary covers had to be
put over the hulls again. and their OWneru
The sun., 1910-05-29

Fr0m fh6 BondoH fArOHiris.
There ia poetry even IN mourning oolora.
Black tvpines the solemn midni rht gioom.
the total dsprivation ~ linht and JOY oo-
oas.ansd hy the loas Of friends. The Per-
slana mourn 10 pale brown. tho color Oi
wfhgrad laaEea
me Ethl0piaua affect a RraYiah brown.
The color of the earth 20 which the bodies
fhs color nf mourning, ind'catige 0f The
rasfrnnra that tha daeaane1 has gone 70
hoaurn. purula. tho mnurliuT Of Xmas.
y frIlhfirna derived from ~ purple ear
treuf wkrd tho ECrian foldlera pug upon
Ni..t Zen flrT mQcflngiy hailed Mn
q hlng OF th0 IeNa
The sun., 1910-05-29

.,umissioner Of The BronH. interested
arr-alf in the matter.
Within the last month the underbrush
been cut away. trees have heen
ned. unsightly features have been
we'd. old monuments have been re-
a and the place Is now assuming a
fed appearance. In time. the swami
will 10 drained and filed. hill which
-lats the river view will he some
7wered and the entire park will bs
ID
r.y a hundred years ha ve passed
.. i1seph Rodman Drake r0amed In
#lods and rowed bis boat on the
..4 around Hunts Point. His ability
lated by the fact that he was a
..r-...I1 A. we'll 40 a poet. although
uhen he died Charles ~ Nay
r. .- grandson of Joseph ROdman
.a and was formerly Consul General
'ra nIted States ~ Berlin. says OF
r ruaf.
'Iv arandfather was the last Of the
..'- n fairy lore represented by Chau-
-p-n-er. Shakespeare and Campbell.
..- tIlput Fay II pure pOesY the spOn-
'.-a1Is expression of fancy that thought
f -'rtIres and spoke In musical mum
lie had genius.
Irlke was not altogether a happy hoy
rss handaOms. sensitive and gifted.
I1-' both parents az an early age.
r- under the care Of a guardian. and
mlG he DID not like. Drake felt
vas not well treated. He was
Nr' fond of being away from his
Iia owed 20 row his boat among the
..- 10 '.e upper Past River. and there
rt he Old family Of the Hunts
FtDm ha was slightly connected.
.a.f 'aa ladies' of the family. especially.
"- -vremely fond 81 him and he
l-lt.ng their home. finding
-edJm Of expression and a
appreciation that he thought
Hi h.m in he own home
rs married the daughter 81
sfard became into the still richer
NE Di that delightful family
100 tle year 81 his marriage that
ihe yulprit Pay II attained
-H,- popularity and has always
ally b~lOved q children.
.l D-lke vas az nearly every
.HRs. n intimate friend u Fltz-
.i.'.rrs and with him wrote The
When Drake knew he had
". .Iug-r t0 live he asked his wife
wing 10 was entirely inadequate
.a desired % eNpresl; but on the
Dr De- Kay my uncle. collected
10 ~ Driks's poems that he
ud md Mrs Drake preserved
...
.... brakes daughter. who was
'.uHt Hlllsck. Tor the beloved
md who became my mother.
BRAKES poems in book form
rfHeryed - the world several
..arHIHfrs
.-.i uukss naquast that he Was
v . IlHf. Pant Nfter the Hunt
mo -oaftsrad ths enmefaTv
H".aI was M that time IN
mo- aIera was no one JD lonk aftsf
F." H- ....aers grave.
e. a FleI Tie Br1ulpson Ufe--7I
. aI-l they could t1Wari ur8s
'f'lag . and when / returned from
The sun., 1910-05-29

Rs e.. -A q GsSs .9s:sfs:s :ssa 81. ss .s e.; io ..n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
gSie tttan In StiO init ben Nas
brifarteitern 1maebt.

Wie Der 6Iierreidiih-unaariide Gone
jul @rnit 2uoDia in Glebelano ermittelt
bat, iino in elmer ein3i9en Sabrit in
Opio in StDei unb einem balben Snbre
ll6 Nrbeitsr get0otst moroen. Die
6abrlt III in Columbus uno beibt
Yufep Steel @aHings 60. sSn oer-
ieIben iino ungef6br 1000 Nrbeiter,
meiltens Oeiterreiher uno unsarn, be-
ihdftiat. Die in Der Jabrit bersef.llten
prooutte tuerben bauptld1lih fir
8abnen uermenoet. Die @eieQIdaft ilt
i'm Staate Obio ineorporiert unb bat
ein 9lftientapital BON 81, 500. 900. Obs
mnbl uripran9lih nur fur Die Belfdi-
tiaung BON ettpa 500 Nrbeitern einge-
rihtet, lino beuie runo 1000 Arbeiter
in Der Jabrit beihdftiat, obne oaB oies
lelbe lr9eno tule oergrDbert tporoen
p1re.
Der @oniul 1T i'm geiibs pon bee
idworenen Nusia9en, tpelhe bon Nr.
beitern in bieier Jabrit aemadt wuroen
unb aus oenen herporeebt, oaB in elmer
taum speieinbalbidbriaen 6rilt menia.
|fens ll6 Nrbeiter in Wirtlihfeit
ln6aen es bebeuteno mehr lein = in
oieier Gobrit get6otet muroen. gah
ben 4usia9en oes 6abritinlpettors bat
Die Gabritleituns aber nidt mebr als
s ooer bOhitens 10 SooesfdGe Der
Staatsbeb0roe aemeloet. obnobl Elm
Staats9eieB ausoriidlid ooridrelbt.
bob jeoe 8erleBun9 unb ieber 5obes=
fal angeaeist peroen mub. Die Yer=
leBungen Ooer 36otnn9en weroen in
Der Geael aebeim gebalten, mas taum
mdglib Ddre, tpenn niht spiIhen benz
6oipital, in mel9em Die Werlebten
untergebraht meroen. ooer ben Qeiten=
beitattern. nelben Die 2eiben Der @e=
t6oieten tberliefert iperoen, cine Mrt
8erihm6rung beiteben rhroe.
QDeiter beri9tet Der @oniul: SD bin
i'm Beiibe BON unter gio Qema1ten
Nusfaasn BON so Mrbeitern. bic In
leBter 3eit in Der aenannten @olumbuier
6abrit beihdftigt naren. Sn elmer bie=
fer beidwOrenen ausiagen beridtet Elm
Nann. ,pie ibm bon elmer aroBeg
S1eere Nbenbs 10 ubr bier Singer ab=
9ei1nitten muroen. neil er ipeqen mon.
gelbafter Beleuhtun9 niht reft ieben
tonnte. Drei @tunben fpdter btbte Elm
anoerer Mrbeiter in oerielben Weiie
uno am felben ploBe brei Singer Elm.
Mm meifien muB i'd oagen pros
tefiieren. oab oieies unternebmen ieine
5terbeaelbet o0er Sdaoenerfabper.
ahtunaen beaablt. ia nidt einmal ben
binterbliebenen Jamilien Der @st6bteten
ooer ben oerlebten Nrbeitern, Die iebr
oft )auf Gebens3eit Derfriippelt uerben.
ir9eno pelhen Yeiiano gemdbrt. SD
bin Der feien ueber3euaung. oaB bic
3abl Der unfdQe nidt abnebmen tpiro.
10 lan9e Der Wertb bes menidIiHen
2ebens nidt b0ber aneeihlaaen niro."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
@teOer Dabetnt.

Nch elmer Nbmeienbeit bon fiinf3ebn
Wonaten III am 5amita9 Der friibere
prdfioent Der Yereinieten 5taaten,
5heooor &ooieDelt. nab ieiner 0eimatb
suriidgetebrt uno nit einem eSubel
empfangen tDoroen. Der noh niemals
mdhti9er. fpontaner, anbaltenoer bic
Wetropole am 0uoion ourhbrauif bat.
Cine 6lottenparaoe biloete ben erften
She'll Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9as
ron betbeiliaten iit orei &riagsi1iffe
unter Der 6iibrung oes Womirals 2eube,
beg Gommanbanten Der grDoflDner
Napp Oaro. Sbnen poran fuhr bic
ySoutb Carolina. oann folaten flint
5orpeoo3erlt0rpr. bier 3oafutter uno
bier poli3eiboote. Gieien folete Die in
am6lf 8ioiiionen setbeilte Slotte aes
tarterter Ganlpfer. Die bon alien m6a=
li1en @lubs beieBt naren, uno enoli1
Die @rcuriionsoampfer. Nadoem Der
maieltdtiiAe 3us bis aur SO. StraBe
binaufaefabren unb Damn gum gatterp
gart 3uriifsetehrt mar. fanb bortielblt
Die ei9entlihe @mpfanasfeierlihteit
ltatt. unmittelbar on oieielbe i1loB ii1
bic 2anoparabe oil Der 5. Npenue ents
lang. Gie meiiten Der iid beran be-
tbeiliaenoen Crsaniiationen mari6ier.
ten ni6t. iOnoern maren ldn9ft Der
Marihroute aufgeifellt. On Der eioent=
liAen paraoe nabmen auBer einem
groBen poliseicorps ettpa 1000 Yete-
ranen oes ipaniiden Grieaes aus allen
2anoestbeilen. aub BON Cuba, ferner
bic Observation-Disclosures tbeil. 9ie 8e-
iamtsabl Der sgoliaiiien unb Wilitdrs
belief fih auf etma 5000.
ueber politit min ii6 ber grprdiioent
borldufs nidt ausipre6en unb bot
fol9enoe @rtldrun9 oaraber erlal1en:
ueber politif ueroe id in Der ndGHen
3utunft ni1ts ia9en uno tperoe betreffs
Der 9lngele9enbeit tein ssnterpietp Gee
ndbren. Nlles. mas ettpa in ssorm BON
nit mi, gebabten Snterpleps iiber bieien
@e9enifano per6ffentlibt tperben folte.
miro, ipie ih bier nit arobem Nah.
oruf betonen m6dte. tpeiter nidts als
grfinouna iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Gitte fd)redltdbe @,amoe

BON einem WeRer. 8euebr. Ble1fld.
rofiigen Nasel. Jeueruert ober iraenD
einem anoeren @egeniionb erforoert 10.
fortige BebanolunQ nit Budlens
Nrnica 6albe. um Blutueraiftuna ooer
tolten Brano au perbiten. sic in oas
i6nelie. iiderfte 0eilmittel Fir ale
fol6e Wunben. lDie fiir Dranbmunoen.
94ndren. 0autausbrhhe. Geamo,
aufaeiprnnaene 6dnbe. 6lbnerauaen
0oer Ddmorrboiben. 25c BEL 90. g..
peters. benz beuti&en Npotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
0e9riinnet 1870.

0e9riinnet 1870.
Hs
Sd babe oen eimsieen soaHdmotsen Mbtrau Oer
GanftiteI boa 2dnOereien nno Gots. Der iemaIs
ppn Den Mecoros pon 9mscarawaS Gonntb.
cbip. 8entad3t porDem TT.
Niemals auft Yrunoegentbum ebnt @o au ioles eb
gu poldnbiges blpees Mbtract gebts porle9t
pel1es ig @isenbhmer 1T, nit peeu gbnolfeis
balelbe belafe it, m aug bomdbnten Mbfraft 1iG
n. Ale porfdieen 2dufr unb iole mele b au DppOben
ausebnen perlauan oie Musunt Woadnbe tbsilme
nrate Bebteu Bribungen Ndnoereien 8runbe
aentbum in sdotn prfunsen uno Abdrifn &obs
ber Office gefer aufbefe, @ontratte Dppotbefen
papdse Nnprhde fur Nrbei Boamadten unb Doi.
rgfdlte ausseist. @s binb h INNER yfoiar In
Office 6armen uno Hdo;fa Gunoantbum gu peraufen
Sobn u. 0tmes,
GONE 5epbon &c. 81 1913 gDef Gar St. Stem philadelphia 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

Sn Berlin bsiBt es. Der oeutide
9aiier iei ernltlib ertrantt, bod uiro
oies BON ben Ner3ten in Nbreoe eelfeat.
IS iit ieoenfals 9batiade. baB Der
Gaiier felt einisen 5aaen oas Gunner
bitten muB.
Mm Montas iant infolse elmer 2olli=
lion nit benz britifhen Irabtoampfer
,Dsms" Der iran36iiihe Jrahtoampfer
So Godeae", Der iid auf Der Jabrt
BON Boroeaur nab 2iperpool beiano.
eeaenHber Sterries. Srlano. 10 Dsits
slieber Der Mannihaft oes frans0liinea
Gamblers fanoen babel ibren Sob in
ben Gluthen.
Nm Samitag fubr Der @ranpille
Ghneaaug bel 8illepreur, 5rantreih.
in einen bel Der Station bsiinoliden
2oialaus. geioe 3iise entaleifeu. Die
5riimner finaen Jeuer. Bis ieBt mnr=
Den IA 5oote unter ben 5riimmern
berporgesogen uno neitere ueroen nod
uermutbet. ueber awanaig perionen er.
litten 0erleBan9en.
Sn 6apanna iolen tpiebsr stier=
tdmpfe ein9efhbrt merben. Cine 8eleb.
porlaQe. Die oisies eriuht, aibt elmer
8eielidaft nit bOrberrideno ameri=
taniidem Gapital cine Gonaeilion fir
80 Sabre Elm ,Monte Carlo" gu be-
treiben, oehen 0auptanaishunsspuntte
6ar3aroiplele, Stier= uno 6dbnens
tdmpfe. pferoerennen uno anoerer
Sport iein iolen.
Riirslib puroen in 5ihernigen.
&ublano, brei Wann prp3eiliert unb
gum Sooe berurtbeilt, neil iie lebten
Sribline cine aanse ssamilie Namens
guitomsfp in oem Orte poihep ermor=
bet. gei benz proaehe felte fih beraus.
oaB infolse eines geriAtlihen Srrtbums
Der Bauer @luster pegen oemielben
gerbre9sn, obpobl uniduloia, bin3e-
ri1tet tporben mar. @lmster nurbe
9leid nahbem Die Worotbat geideben
tpar bonn Wilitdr9eriht in Sihernl9Om
proaiiiert. ihuloi9 befunoen uno gum
9obe Derurtbeilt.
Sn Der Nadt gum Is. Sttober bers
brannten IN ibren 6iitten Del Gaas
0ien in Der Ndbs bon Niagara Sails.
Ont. IL ofierreidiide Nrbeiter. Gin
Mann. cine 6rau unb Elm Rinb ere
litten t6otlide Branbnunoen. Beim
@intreffen Der Jeueruebr luaren bier
6itten bereits nieoergebrannt. 9ie Nr.
better. bic an ben 9raftanla9en arbei-
teten. paren iudbreno iie ihliefen bonn
Haud betduot moroen. 10 bob bel benz
idne1en llmfihareifen Der islammen on
eine Rettung niNt 3u oenten mar. Das
Geuer bat einen Shaben BON etpa
$50. 900 bis $40, 900 anaeridtet.
Dos 6tdot6en 6niian Galeb. n6ro.
lid BON gr3erum in Rleinaiien, III ourh
cine neberihtpemmung Dolifdnoig 1ers
Hort porben un0 Dierbunbert Bemobner
hnben ben 3oo 9efunoen. Die 2ata..
ftropbe 1T bic fdmerite. bic ieitWsnihen.
sebenten tn ienem @ebiet erlebt tuuroe.
Durd bic am Won!ae in ganaea.
Werifo. noraenommene Nerbaftung
elmer Nnaabl iunger WeTifaner unb bic
Beidla9nabme GROCER Worrdtbe BON
Waifen unb Munition glaubt bic poli.
jei einen Mufltano pereiielt 3u baben.
Der ben stur5 Der rlerifaniihen Re9ie.
rung gum 3nef bate. Die Ghhrer Der
geueaung fino iun9e Meritaner. bic
nod benz Beiipiel Oes nod europa ent.
fiobenen Generals DernarDo Hepes unb
bes in Daft genOmmenen frnseren Gan.
oioasen fiir oas 9mt beg prdfoenten,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Oct 1eattis)e y bad)ter,
beranssesebsn IN
Rsm WbiIabrIpbia, Cbia.
samaslw. wtnHis. R.sattsar.

Ser rDeDbadtera eri1eint ieben 9onneritog nnter
fcIgenDen GnbifriptiDnspreiien
STIR bic Der. Siaaten in 9DronSbe3abIung $lOO
Wait Der Mcfers itnb Gnrtenbau-3eihin $l50.
FUR 4entialann unb bic GGneia obne oie ~Mder. nnb
Gorienbaii.3 3eitnng@ BET Wpransbesoblnng .$2 CO.
meun nod eiblarf eines .SerminS etn Nbonneuf
has glatt nibt reiutrt refp. mebr olS sipei Nlui.
meru annmntt, 10 mirb ber Betreffenbe ertb fur ben
sptsenben Serntin als Nbonnent eingetrag.n.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
GteIten oen Sonia i'm Gaus.

.Seit bem ber9anaenen Sobr baben
mir ben G6ni9 aller Nbfiibrmitfel, Dr.
Sings New 2ife NilIen. in unierem
0eim aebalten uno iie baben iid als eli,
5esen fur unfere aan3s Jamilie ertpie-
len. ihreibt elm Wathulta bon Buffa-
10. N. q. Gin milbes. bod 5i9eres
0eilmittel fur ale Mn9en.. Xeber- umo
Niereniibef. Nur Csc bel W. 6. peters.
oem beutiden Mpotbeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23

= Gin Yrebi9er. Der fiG Dor einigen
Sobren bier ais prohibitionsfnnotiter
berbortbai. fagte mad einem 0o63eits-
mahl gum @af9ebsr .0eute babe i1
aenug geoeiien fur zine Do6e. Dat
elm fol@er BfsBinf Elm Ne1t. onoern
2eutsn Md6i9ieit 5u prebissn 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
Baltimore & Obip Giienbaba.

Sar ul fir endn rs Die O6R fur bic Runoabrt.
am g.. 8. SulL gut fur Die Gadfabt bis 5. Sui.
Dematblu6noe Runoeabrn g. Ginaaa ieoen Wonas
9Durinen Nuenbat t nah Deribeoe-
punten
ReOuiee pre sonntaa punen Der g. 6 B Runbabr ieon
5ona9 nr jeoermann.
Dort Bottom gooiobrt
Gnr ndbe Nusunft I g.
GarreI .. p a. Der g. & .. gIenbubn in @eDelano. ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-23
5ret }aatlt 4)daIf peIieffrf.
~. a,t.a s.s =
Ssei,,ei, i,,,c SysbisfieS

fit 0roers sun, getrage $3.50 Uoer barber peroen
gub, grprebfofea. .beaabt an Gurfr Tbar abselfert.
Die Waarn pron 9leiben Gage fortaeid on oem Ole Bes
feaun9 gemabt wirb. gen6bnen fen
pehlft
MaaDer @. Margols, Daann poHbfenunsen, !
P. @. Box 2O6, E. Tuscarawas St., Canton, o.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
Political proof.

Considerable interest attaches TO
the meeting OF the North Carolina
Farmers union In Raleigh this week.
IN this union the farmers Of the
country have at last an organization
that Is not In the slightest manner
influenced by politics. Instead Of
meeting TO blaze the way to Office for
any Of lis members. or TO permit the
demagogues to ride into Office on its
shoulders. the union meets 10 talk
agriculture, TO bring about a general
betterment OF farm conditions and 10
discuss affairs pertaining altogether
to the welfare OF the farmer. The
union was organized on non-politi-
cal basis and Is as near a purely far.
mers' organization as II Is possib 9
to make II. II Is not bothered by teh
politicians. for these long since aban.
doned any effort TO break in, giving
II up as hopeless task. Being SO
organized, the Farmers union Is ca
pable OF doing great good to the far.
mers Of the state and of the south
Charlotte Chronicle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
Something New under the Sun.

There Is some'h'ag new under the
sun. Down | nthe third judicial con-
yention, where the democrats traffic
ed around until they beat Judge Ward
with young fellow SO young that no
body knew whether he was capable OF
holding court, the lawyers have issu-
ed what they call Impressions" II
will be remembered that after his
defeat for the nomination Judge Ward
resigned. and the governor appointed
the nominee. young whedbee. The
lawyers. In their Impressions cert.
fy that young whedbee has the Judi.
cial temperament and got through his
first attempt without stage-fright.
Thus a new rule Is laid down. Here
after, when a nominees ability Is an
unknown quontity. all you havt to do
Is to get the lawyers TO issue an I'm
PRESTON and the people will be salts
fled that no mistake has been made
webster's Weekly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
peteetIyes Were Run one.

The acton Of those VINO enticed
the three detectives in the old stable
opposite the court house Monday
night and severely punished them is
70 be expected from anarchy. There
was nothing smart. brave or lawful
connected with It. II a blot - the
name Of Salisbury and a thing that
the good citizens of the town. regard.
less Of other affiliations. should. rise
up and see does not go unpublished.
II Is not question as 10 whether W.
endorse the action Of the detectives.
N they violated the law they should
be punished IN lawful manner, but
the idea OF allowing mob to mutilate
any one without a fair trial and hon
orable treatment is to invite a reign
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04

The Hon. william J. Bryan was
downed on a moral Issue In the Nc.
braska state democratic convention
on Tuesday whereat whole lot OF
newspapers. republican and demo
cratic. have reioiced with great loud
ness that "the Nebraskan has been
deposed." Some people actually love
TO kick man while he Is "going
down hill" in a good cause. II would
seem that sometimes sacrifice ON a
matter OF conviction involving moral.
ity and not politics would call for
praise from the press regardless OF
politics. Verify. verify. a mans enc
mics never discriminate in his favor.
Wilmington Star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04

a report having been sent out from
Lincoln that Colonel Bryan would fol
low the example Of the sixth district
democrats and organize rump con-
yention. the colonel denies It with
show Of Indignation Whatever there
Is anything TO say in reference 70 my
attitude or Intentions on any subject,
he says, Il will say 1t myself and IN
such way as to leave no misunder-
standing as to my meaDing. have
given out no statement on the subject
mentioned in the Lincoln dispaeh.'
Thar now! Charlotte Chronicle.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
Its only Rival.

Three young men in Yancey county
took occasion the other night to ex-
hibit their practical wit by repeated
ly calling neighbor up out of bis
comfortable bed for the purpose OF
drenching him with cold water. The
victim finally resorted to his rock pile
as the best method of expressing his
disapproval of their ideas Of humor.
and In the scufiie which ensued one
OF the testers was struck on the tenn
pie and killed. The "un!oaded' pistol
alone excepted. the practical joke
stands unriyaled as remover Of the
population. and there appears as little
chance OF putting an end to the fatal
tiles caused by the one as to those
following in the wake of the other
Charlotte Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
Wants 10 Know All About II.

It will be interesting TO learn,
which win not be done until the
Judgment is signed. the exact terms
of the Adams-Butler compromise. 1t
may not ever be known then But
ler's reputation is such that It is
hard to believe he partook Of CO.
pious dish Of crow, although Adams,
with judgment in the criminal ac-
tion hanging over him, had him in a
tight place and the forced payment
of money. in prospect in the civil ac-
tion, is well calculated to make one
pause. The expense of defending
these sufss was enormous and Butler
is to be commended for settling the
matter, still, we would ike to see
1.-THE exact terms We want to know
| IL he really did eat crow--raw at that
Greensboro Record.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
From ono VINO KNOWN.

Mr.. w. A. Erwin. Is OF Durham. head
of several cotton mills. Is a gentle
man who speaks frankly and express
es himself so that he can be easily
understood. Discussing the hard
times the other day he said-"They
talk about Cleveland panics. free soup
and other things want somebody
to name this one. am waiting for
H. DO not see how II could possibly
be worse and I see no prospect Of
an early change Mr.. Erwin knows
what be Is talking about. He Is
there" In fact he has been there
for come time. And there are others.
Greensboro Record.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-08-04
The Reason why.

Ring rule will ruin any party that
IL foolish enough to tolerate It, Had
the delegates from New Hanover
and Cumberland been chosen by pre-
cinct primaries instead OF letting one
man do the appointing, yes If the de-
mocratic plan OF organization had
been followed that would have
been no occasion for all the wrangle
at wrightsyille last Thursday. The
only reason for getting. one man to
appoint all the delegates is because
you can handle the one man better
than you can handle all the democra-
tic voters and can come nearer get
ting the men appointed who vii do
your bidding. Ring rule will ruin
us II we tolerate II and IL ought TO-
IL is as undemocratic as ever Can.
non or Aldrich tried to be--Pender
Chronicle.