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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10
NerfpnalsT Tofise,,.

5trr Guaen~ edd b, Der 'tsts
freunbIihe uno toniaIe 8eihaftstlbrsr
bes ssefferfon 6otel, nebenbsi noc1 pos
pulGrer .26tpenbdr" Der gdrenrlese
Der Cincinnati 1urugemtinoe uno bit'
Derer S6ipube, iangie am lebten
Sonntas unb stuar nod immer als
borioeIcttener euneesislle aui isiner
Manoeruns burtis 2eben itelenpers
gniiat am 80. Wlsilsnitein an. er ems
pfing piele 0ratulationeu uno audi
manhes ftnuiee 0eihent.
sfrau 6. Renner, bic liebenslpiirs
oiae Satin bon Sxrrn 6 barles Z
IRenner, bem Miteisentbiim.r bes
.!SofbrGu4 No. 612 9ine Strube. bat
in gealsituns hires Sohnbens Die
RsiTe mad Der alien Seimutb ongetrss
ten. 5rau Rsnnsr ptrb bsute auf
bem Shn.aoampfer raaiier @ilhslm
H." bon Ren Dort aus Die RsiIe
iier ben GSedH antreien uno ibr
ReifssieI TT goben goben, no lie
| ibre Gltern. Germ uno 5rau Setono'
mieratb u. Sungbons bsiuhsn
tpiro uno 100 iie bis September 3u psrs
tpeilen gsoenit.
Inter ben 9slssaten CUR Wuiif.-'
aonpention befinbst ii6 5err GrH IN
u. R. Weier BON SeottIe, Wuib.,
Der bon 5srrn Saeob Shdfer fir Dix
biefisen fSreunes Die bsrsIihit.n 9riibs
mitbringt.
! Sm hobsu aIter pon rs Sahren II
Elm hohaHgsiebener beutfher pionls'
BON Carthage, Cbio, 5err Jriei
bri6 Dilbtlm 9 hiIlins, II
be Gpiateit hiniibereei6lummert, IN
mia betrauert niht nur bon Isiner an
oeboriaen, ionoern ouh BON ben pielsl
5rsunSen, bi, sr iih i'm 2auie be
Satre burb iein iernotutites Weiei
su erpsrbsn oetpubt bate. Die Beer
biauns finbet am Mittpoh Radmittal
um 2 llbr pom Irdusrhauie on BE-
3peitsn Qpsnus in Carthage aus ftati
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10

lisferungsn. nobel 3u bemerfen III, oaB
Der preis Der aoble bOber lit ols i'm
9orjdhre unb niebriser als lpdhrsHo
bes Dorlebten eSabres.
Die S6iilsr Der 5aubitummenlhuis
iperben z 3immsr Der 3. Sntermeotase
Stule, fpelfs feitber BON Shiilsrn Der
5uebes Sphfhule benuBt ipuroen,
iiberrpieien erbulten, bu Die 5oh'dau-
Ter iebt in ibt eigenes 8ebdube elns
5isben tperb.n,
9tuf antrdg BON soerrn ShipddD
ipurbe beihIofTen, bab Die Shnlttnosr
Der unteren Stnbt an Der 9rdber'
ihmiidunasparabs thsilnehmen, Die Der
gorftdbte an ben GrdberIdmiidungss
htisrlihteiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10
(1yortieBung fol9t.)
Der G6epafter
Sc G6amtGp.
Romon bon ). gaierIetu.
(5ortieB eBung.)

ADN~NlNS~''5I
9u Der 8icomte ibre Spur perfol9t
unb gang riatig gefunoen, 10 mar er
stDeiIeLos au6 Ton Der QntpeIenhett Der
9rGfin auT Dem S6IoIie unterrlhiet.
gs bate bo6er teinsn 3ped mehr,
bemielben bas gusieben 3u lofsn, als
mare es unbetpobnt. Sm 9egentbetle
bate bss nur ieinen 8srbaht erregen
tDnuen. Die GrGfin Oronste baber IN,
iofort bic perI6loTenen Jeniterldoen
in Der 5auptfront bes Gebduoes gu
0ffnen. Damn beidieo lie ben 9raas
6uarigen Oiener bor iih. pelher oem
Gbebolier ba3 9bor Der umfafungse
mauer ge0ffnet bate.
vWidttbieu, mein 9etreuer," iu9te
Iie su ibm, ymeins Nnpeien1eit ouF
SdloB 5eruult ift getpiTsn 2eu.en pez
tunnt getporben. Gs III jest unniib,
Das 5hor bor oSebermann OerihIofen
gu balten. Sisr, nimm bic S6luiiel
pteber gu Dir, unb ipenn in aur3sm
elm Magen porfdbrt nit einem in 9elb
getletDeten 0errn, 10 lap tbn etr1 UNI
bringe ben Wtunn unangemeloet 81
mir. sd erpurts ndmli6 Den 8aue
meiiter gtienne 8enoit aus Imbpiie,
nit bem ib glGne uber ben 4bbru6
bieies SdloHes gu beIpre4sn babs,
Der Meifter bat mid Iorge auf feline
Qntunft barren luHe7. 9ter gu 2anos
| iheinen bic 9eperbsleute feline Gile al
haben, ii4 einen suten 9eroisnit 81
| iifern."
Die SdloBfrou Iugts bic lss.sr
morte in einem gone, oIs tpGre lie ube,
ben Mrfatetten Gtienne 8enoit siem.
lid ungebalten. Dem 9tensr mattbier
entsine bies niht.
.Ou tpeiBt alio," fubr bic S6lob.
frau fort, rtpen unb tpie 9u ben 4n,
tommenben au empfunsen bait2"
lleber hos runselise Veii4t bee alter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10
Graf Eorl su g .ininae'

Graf Rorl su 8 -ininsta.
Rad einem pisIbeipesten 2.ben iidrb
in Qobr in gaben i'm 66. 2tbensjubrs
Graf aarI gu 2eininsensWsubsnau
(6sioesbeim) als legier monnlihtr
gprob Der Reifbendusr 2inis bes eb.s
mails reitsitGnbigeu 5auiss 2einins
Gen. Der 0rnf trai. als sr miinoig
geporben, peranlabt ourh ben Setrt'
tar bes adiiers Warimilion bon Uleris
TO, Stuotsratb Sderb.nl.hner. IN
m.ri,aniThs MilitorOienfe. g.im Jaae
bon Gueretaro an .5. Wlni 1867
fpuroe Der 0rof. als er ben perpuncss
ten General Wiromon in pas 6aus bts
qrstss begleit.ts, BON sm Nrst.. ptrs
ratb.n. geristb nit bem General n
OeTdngenihoft nnb fpurne in oas sbss
,nalia. sfloiier Der Superintendent N
0uerssoro gefdlsppt. sier enttam
GraF geininnen. auf Gmpfehluns oss
Waritans 8asaine. ben er in Uleri.c
,ennen asltrnt, fanb sr aufnabmt In
Der frnns0iifhen 5remben!egion. 5ier
ipar fem Nufentbali bon fur3sr Ddusr.
Roh pieltn miihieliat.itsn asiong!e x
in bic 5simath. Sm Sabre 1869 mubte
Der Drcf bic Stanbssherrihofi an lsis
nen iiinaeren gruber Woyimilian a5s
iressn, ba er in Gnglono cine mid.
misunderstanding Ghe nit Wlas6dlsna
gloIb aus Mannheim aeI6loiIen 6arle
mat.rielle admpf. bate CT bon nun su
beitsbsn. bic trit snbeten. als sr nnh
benz 5ooe Itinsr Jrou i'm Sabre 1902
in Wissbaben gu elmer 3fpei.sn Ghe
fhritt.
- 9is ndhiien Observation-Disclosures
rem fir Geutihlaab fino bereiis duss
ssIufi. profsifor glionio Shmiot
pnn Der llnipsriitdt bon 9irginia pirb
in Berlin 9orlsIungsn iibsr bic ameri,
taniids 2titeratur bes 19. Sutrhuns
berts haltsn uno proIsHor gaul Ga.
Hiuel ReinIh, ipslher an Der llniDeriis
tat BON WiseonIiH In Mnoiion ben
Gtubl fir poiitiIhe miHsnihoft inne
bat ipirb iiber iniernntionn!s Gefebe
Dorkfungen balten. Hsibe iino BON
beutf4er Mbtunft. ipie ihre Romen
fhcn erfs9en IuHen, unb iis rperben I'm.
speifslbcft In Berlin bsfonosrs freunb.
lf4aftli4 besriibt nerhtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10

aus bem 2aben elite, feinen Sphn 81
smpfangen.
.WiIltommen, tpilItommen! Saus
Ienonal pilltommen, lieber SoAn!"
rief Serr SoIuu, ieinem Gpmuno aus
bem Massn bsIfeno unb iRn uHar'
menb.
,.@uten abenb, better @atsr! Sd
boI # Du mid tpieber. 8iel 9riibe aus
g -. !"
.Dante, bante, 3omm nur erit
1inein unb LAB ben 2suten Die Sor9e
fir bic Sd9.n. Detn 3immer lit ia
idon felt psr3ebn Sasen in Orb
nung!"
0arouf fiibrts JENNINGS ieinen
5prDbIinq in ben 2aben, mo berlelbe
BON S1urrig unb bem 8erional be-
sriibt tpurbe. - Ra9 einigen tur3en
grfunoieunssn, tpeI6e er bes In@
ftunbs tpeoen an Oteien unb SSenen
ri4tste, folgte er benz 9uter htndur
in's Wobnsimmer, mo bereits Iles 6u
einem beIitaten Souper porberettet
mar. - Ro6oem gomunb in 1ein
altes trauli6es Stiib6en geeilt mar,
ii6 Der ReiIetLeioer pie oes Staubes
gu entIebigen unb perf6ieoene 8rtere
aus bem Softer gu nebmen, tpelhe er
benz 2Iten iibersa6, funoen 8ater ur1o
So6n enblih WtuBe ita aus3upIau@
bern. -
Sd bate DID idon geitsrn ertpors
let, lieber Gbmunb, unb mar oesbalb
niat ouseegongen, uber tper ntat fam,
parit 0u."
.9ona xItimmt nGre id, meinem
S6reiben geutdB, i6on geitsrn etnge'
troFfen, ober i6 bin in g -. nit 9lz
Iiten ni6t fertig geporbsn uno 6urfts
cine Ginlobung Wulfsns' ouf letnen
2urbTib unmogIit ausi6la9en, oenn
i'd bin tbm in isber ge3iebung bic
or0Bte I6tung i6uIbig!" -
81 getpiB, qstpiB! 9onn mir ben
ten, tpie man DID duFgsnommen bat,
bob's aus alien 9riefen erIebn! 9td
out, bah 9u ou Bit. Sin bsr3Iites
8Lus 3um 8iutommen i'm rtolten
Stein"!" -
SoTuu 6ennings tIingelte barnuf.
uno 8eate erIhien nit oem G1en. Nu'
ihr aItes Qnreht poheno, begruB.e
bic Gut. tbren rmusie" in 9er5lider,
berber WeiIe, betpunberts 'ein nobIes
Nusiekn, unb buB ss tbr portGms, als
lei sr orbentlih nod oetpdtien, er'
| itounte iiber ieinen etpidItenSdnurrs
bart, uno Bate germ nit gutgemetrter
9uortnoIi6feit Elm 2dnges uno Bret
| tee osfraot, bod bus tur3e, oerlegeH
| lddelnbe gliden Gomunb's, 'eln ub:
tpstI.rbts: Gin amber Wul, geute!"
mi. Der kbeutIoms Wint oes 8otsrs
mutten bic Qlte iofort ber'tummer
unb psrI6tpinoen.
.Gr 1T Dor mir Die erIten pierunD
sponsig Stunbsn gepiB iihsr! -
Die orme matbilos! - Rsin, bat I'D
Der qednbert, 0u lieber Stmmsl! In!
bQB ibn bod qebegt un0 QepfIegt, ali
er nod unterm &ii6entiIt bequer
bur6Idufen tonute!"
uQieber 8dter, sh' mir eTen, tpilI
9u niht erft Die griefs ppn WuIfens
SpIbt uno WeoeI IeIen?" -
rQonge nur gu, Die 9rtsfe Ie's i'd
morg.n beim 9uTFes. Gr8dble mir lie
Der bon 0eiuem S6un unb Sreiben Il
! g. :, bon ben 9retieU, in bsnen 0l
DID betpegit, tur3 gieb mir Elm gill
bon ben 2euten. Sn 0etnen 8rtetsn
Die, nebenbei osiugt. msrtpurbt9 fII6
tia oeI6rieben unD purfurtrt fin
(oas tunn i4 bel einem Wdnne MD
leioen), babe i6 bod nur Gin5elhettt'
erbalten." -
(eSnrEfptlIrn foI0f0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10

Sn Der oeitrioer Sisuns beg S6uls
ratbs, tpel6e pom 8,sespraiioentsn
5errn Sobn Sap2ab er0fiuet :purot,
aelonqte cine RgioIution 5ur Anndhms.
ipslhe bic Grrlttung pon Jortbils
bunasi6ulen tsi,lmmt.
llnter glufbssune Der ReseIn puros
Serr Soe .. Ddfbburn oIs Sruitee
bss 2ebrsrs Vsniiorsionbs pieoersrs
nonnt dos grfuten bes sruitess
Der DeItpOoo ShuIe, Ssrrn Jrso. &.
WefsImanr, Dts GinpeIbung oes neuen
56ulqebdubts am Samitag, Is. Suni.
Rahmittaos uub Qbsnos FsitIia 81
koeben, nuIoe on ben betreffeubeH
ausibuB perlpiefen. gn bag Sommits
tee fir SpieIpIGBs in @srbinbunS nit
Dem Suoerin.enoenten ipurbe eine gSss
tition BON S9uljungen, ben Spie!s
pIas bel Der Clifton ShuIe su Ball
ipielen beniBsR 81 biirien, psrrpisitn.
Den Clifton gaoets tpurbs bos GutIs
torium ssnannter Shuls 5ur abbai'
tune elmer Quffibrune bs!Diuigt.
Sine 3uidrift bss 9sutihen 2it!es
roriI6en aIubs, iporin bem ShuIratb
oeountt pirb, oab sr ba5u beigetragen,
bic QbbQItun1 bon 9ortragen ieitsRs
Or. 2ebmann's su eru09Iihsn. puroe
oem QrptotoQ bsigefiigt. Der Roro
Cincinnati gufineb Wlen's Club 6ts
it,fuerte Ii6 uxr ben unianitdr.n 3us
| itanb Der Srintbeher IN Der %. Gis
itritT6ule. Dos Geiud Der Spnns
| taosI6uIe Der Metbobiitsns sGsmsinos
| in Camp DaIbinston, ibr 81 Inter
bdItunasspeten bos Quoitorium Der
bortiqen StuIe su iiberiaf.n, rpuros
uuf Qntrog BON. 9errn Shtpadb a6sss
lebnt.
Or. Z. Wl. Ditbrofp reibte eine Rss
| ToIution ein, tpelfe b.itirmt, baBJort'
| biIbungsi6uIen fir junee 2euts i'm
gtl.sr Don IA bis IL Subreu ins Seber
gsrui.n psroen fouen.
9ieIe Rsioluiion purbs nit Der BE-
itimmung angenommen. bab eIn its'
benbes aommittee fir 5ort6iIounss'
ihulen ernannt tperbe, peldes ben
s5inons~&usiAub iobalb tpie mDgiid
cine aOitsns2lbfhdsung einrei4e, oo'
nit bieieIbe in benz Shulbubget Iufi
nabme finbe. als Mitglieber bieiel
aommittss ernannte Der 0orfissr bi
Serren 9r. gbas. gregorp Smith
gbos. u. Gorrp uno 3r. 9. .. War
pir.
Der Sdulfuperintenbent unt.rbr.i
tsts isinen 8eri1t. benz mir JoIsenbei
entnebmsn:
4nlGBlit bes 4benbens BON Grl
emma 6. Bdhle, bon Der /. Diitritt
! S9uIe, ipurben bic Shiiler berislbel
am Begrdbnibtage pom S4ulbeiue
bispenIirt.
Or. 8. 8. did tpurbe llrldub b
, ipidigt. am 26. unb 27 Wsai ebieos
unD 8sloit 3u befuhen.
5oIsenbe aehrerinnen fir Die Som
{ mersSpielpldBe fpuroen ernnnnt:
/. Diftritt G6ule: gorbelio guef
/ Ter, Gpitb Dolon, Gatherine Winrpbl
, abtpsdielnb an uufeinanoerfolsenb<
1agen.
6. Diitritt Gnuls: Celia Murpbl
, 2ena S4part. alma Ges. Winn
sfrabn, jsoe babe 3eit.
{ IL. Diftriit G9ule: QiIidn Rar'
.liaeiD, JriDa 2isbinG Ga.5srins Gli'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic bsrahmtehe---
lDa@rfagerin 0ieIes 3eitalers.

edcu In ber aItsften 3eit anb fs aefuiHs
assrfcucn. bic ourh bic e609funa bobsr besnb;
uaren, uuo .es Iieat ieiu 8rreifsI Dor. eas
and btutsniaas no6 9erfcHfn trtfiiren. BITE
burch eine nHbetGnuie arait I'm Gianes Hue.
8ieles sn fbnH unS ncrnnssufngsn. mas tiir
anncre erfi1unIid If uuo blefbi. Cir eoltts
kat bic san;tlr ctsfe Tame befcHeefs bsaluittsi.
oenn lts bat itr bic feIieue Gabe nsrriisbeH. cas-
eebtn sergr mitHsnIteH tUte eiH nafaslninsf'
mes Hutb aenna ga Isisn. 9srarti nihi, aeb
's In itrsr eiaensH sssltDeHs an 9sefin s.ssHne
Mount s.ebmt bic eGTt Gne Gar ofiitd pis
Seeiln apsuus, bnun aeti tisfslbe bsHnn' BIS
3st et, iaeHs RtFetrl per Gran {. 0at7sf
erreiaf. Gas emis II, Sar ltufeu eaHe Ino
GU 3Gnue IN osr Game:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, friibcr Gran Sedltolo
essiin asenns, qiuwess, GtuciHuait .Ente.
ArsfliGs aHingTieH 81 90 Hio safansr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10

Die JraueH fsien f9arf, obsr midi
ipsit.
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lin 5000 beraubt.

glpbe Giambert BON Gpnthidnl.
qp.. gins seitern. pom grano Central
gabn9of tommenb, bic Gritie Sirdbe
tntlang, als nabe Der 0ins GiruBe brei
Mdnner, ipelfs ihm sefoist Daren. thn
iiberiiekn unb nm 5000 beraubien.
WGbrenb elmer Der Meselagerer ign
feiibielt, burtfuhten bic beiben cnces
rem feline Iaihtn. Sinmbsrt gdb Der
poli5ei cine CUTE Bef6reibuns btS
Rdubers. ipelher ibn fsithieit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10
Sofal Sertdt.
Der Sfjnfrat6.
Gie Grri6tung ppu ,Sortbilonnss'
id]ulen befdlloHen.

Soc .. Bafbburn aIs Sruitee o:s
qeniions sSprss pieosrernannt. -
Dunt bes 3sutiten Qitt. GIubs. -
8eIuh elmer &Irhengemeinoe obgs'
itIagen. -Gor;5;Ioungsi6ulen iols
len erridtet reroeH. - geri1t ots
ShuIiuperirtcHoenten. - Sontra's
ts singesanesr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10
NaOifalbeilmisg
Ny
VerbenihluGMe.

Gtspasbe, uerb5fe wcrfcnen. aeslaet ben ecii.
ninasIofia.et nno ldlenten dEdnnten. cr'gog,s
eHbeH ausfliicn, Nruiis, Miideip uHe Aopls
fdmersen, onnrnusian hbnubme oes gsbors
nHo ssiidis. aatarrb, Wlnaenbrh6en, GMhiper'
ftoptlird WgIibiafeif. Hrr5ibeu. 9ittern 6erSfles
pfen. Hruit6sfiemntnua. aeneftlifietf nno xrnp.
fnH--etfahren Gus BEN ..JnstnefrsHHo, pe
eiuiadD, idlnca nno biiiig ailc nnnafilr'
Iidlen grrInifc nno anoere JpIacn III.
genbIidlcr gerirrnnscn ariinolidl &C.
beili nao Dplle @cinnbheit uno Trcb'
finn iuicocrcrIanat ,pcrben fonnen. -
Sans Henes Seiipcriabren. Sober itin
einrner WRIT.
Tiefes nnberorbsnfIix ,ricrcTrrfe uno Iehrs
rsidte Pro fTeuffde TufInne 1907 oslnes
bon 1nnn nnb eiit. g1ann tuh SrnH. .aelefen
nerben fcfIfe. farm afaen gtfffnnurd rcn -
Gsrts IN grirfmarfen berneaeIt bssogen werbsn
bon bfr
Tripat.dIinif, fSf-6. dpcnne,
NEW YORK. n. "
m,nH eripabns bas Cincinnati gcIfsoiaff
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

Young Whitchard's father, Mr..
Julian R. Whitchard, was owner
and editor of The Robesonian
about IL years ago.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07
Attention!

Game wardens and all interested in
the protection of the birds are inform
ed that Sec. 1856 of the Revisal of 1905
reads: IF any person shall at any
time hunt, capture of kill any non-game
bird, or shall during the close season,
or time in any year in which the hunt
ing or killing is prohibited, chase with
dogs, hunt, kill or wound or in any
manner take or capture any game bird,
or any deer. he shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor. and be fined not more thanfifty
dollars or imprisoned not exceeding 80
days. This section does not apply to
English sparrows, owls, hawks, crows,
black birds, jack-daws and rice birds
Game birds are snipes, woodcocks,
partridge, quail, dove, robin, and mead
ow larks, and these may be killed only
between Nov 1st and March 1st. AL
other birds are protected by the law
during the entire year.
| Frank A. Bond,
Chief Game Warden for RobesonCo.
4-IItf
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07
News Notes and Personals From
Fayetteville b erland
Teachers nstitute.
Correspondence OF The kcbesonian.
F Faver1oville Ir1lv L

Fayetteville, July Rev. J.
}. Hall, ID. D., pastor of theFirst
Baptist church Of this city, leaves
this week for a visit to his old
home in England, and also to
supply the pulpit of Metropolitan
Tabernacle, London, the church
of which the great S purgeon was
pastor. Mrs. Hall will accompany
him.
Mr.. E. K. Wilson and Mrs.
Matte Bnrns, a popular young
couple OF Fayetteville, were mar
rled on Tuesday, June 18th. MANY
friends attended the wedding re-
ception and the gifts were num-
erous and beautiful.
Profs. Reed and McFall. own
ers and principals of the Donald
son Military School, have secur-
ed splendid location, and the
new buildings for the school are
going UP rapidly on tract Of 40
acres just west Of the city limits.
They expect to occupy their new
quarters at the beginning of next
session in September,
The CumberlandCountyT Teach
ers' Institute, conducted byProf.
J. Henry Highsmith, Of Wake
Forest College, assisted by Prof.
Mcintyre, of Holly Springs, and
Miss Mary Graham, of Green's
boro, has been in session here
for the past two weeks. 1t has
been an unusually interesting and
successful session.
Among the new students al
Lafayette Business College We
are pleased to note Mr.. A. H
Flowers, Of Lurberton.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07
Republican Convention.

The Republicans and indepen-
dent voters of Robson county
are requested to meet at their
various voting precincts on Sat-
urday, July 23rd, 1910, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, and select delegates to at
tend the county convention which
is called to meet at the court
house in Lumberton on Thurs
day, the 18th day of July, 1910,
tor the purpose Of nominating
delegates to the State and dis
trict conventions. 1t is hoped
that every precinct in the county
will send a full delegation.
Done by order of Committee
July s. 1910.
S. A. Edmond,
l-o-3t Chairman.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

A Confederate monument was
unveiled at Reidsville last Wed-
nesday.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

The home of Mr.. Luther Vick-
ers, near Bellevue Mills, Hills
boro. was broken into last Thurs
day night by 3 negroes. One OF
the men was armed with an axe
with which Mr.. Vickers and his
wife were beaten into insensibil-
ity, after which the thieves made
their escape with about $50 in
money. Three suspects were ar
rested Friday and placed in Jail
at Graham.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07
The New School of Education al
Trinity College.
correspondence of The RobesonIan.

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Durham, June 30-The cata-
I]ogue of the School of Education
recently established at Trinity
college has just been issued. This
school has a strong faculty of
fifteen men, and offers courses
that will give teachers through
out the State an opportunity to
prepare themselves for high
school work. The curriculum
covers two years. and the courses
are so arranged that teachers
can take ten hours in academic
courses, five hours in high-school
methods and administration, and
three hours in the science of
teaching. TheTrinity Park School
and the Durham city schools offer
the very best opportunity for
teachers to study high school
work.
Hon. J. Y. Joyner, Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, writ
ing of the School of Education at
Trinity College, says:
Il am much pleased and en-
couraged by this important step
Of the College in charging it's
School of Education, and in pro-
eiding such a valuable course for
the preparation of teachers in
scholarship and professional edu-
cation. The means for such prep.
ara ion have been inadequate, es-
pecially for the preparation OF
inen, either to the needs or the
demands of the public and pri-
vate schools of the State. l am
confident that such a course OF
study as | find outlined here will
add greatly to the service of the
College, and will be a distinct
and most valuable contribution te
the advancement of education ir
II the State"
4 Special boarding arrangement!
are being made for both men anC
n women. No charge will be made
y for tuition.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07
A Youth Takes Ride ON an En-
gine.

Wilmington Star, Cd.
L. G. Meares, of Councils, ap-
parently about Is years old, be-
lieved to be of unsound mind.
yesterday morning about Z
O'Clock, jumped on a Coast Line
shifter on the old coal chute track
on the local yards, opened wide
the throttle and sent the engine
|plunging down the track toward
the river at a rate of about ten
miles an hour, burving the en-.
gine deep in a sand bank at the
terminus of the track only a short
distance from the river. Like
the true and tried engineer, the
lad remained at his post until the
engine had been derailed anc
had ploughed it's way through
the sand for a considerable dis.
tance, causingit to stop.
He then coolly got out of the
cab and walked calmly up the
track toward the point from
whence he started.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

Commissioner ofInternal Reve-
nue. Cabell recently gave orders
dispatching8 agents to Oklahoma,
Tennessee and North Carolina to
assist in enforcing the laws
against illicit distilling. Mr..
Cabell says that there is more
distilling now than ever before
in the States referred to. 1t is
said that round-ups of moonshine
outfits are frequent and count
kept recently showed that 5
agents or deputies had been shot
in a period of so days.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

Judge Geo. C. Holt, Of the
United States District Court Of
New York, in an address last
Wednesday before the Wiscon-
sin State Bar Association at Mil
waukee on The extent of un-
punished crime in this country
and the remedies for it," said
that the tendency to mob vio-
lence and the extent of unpunish-
ed crime were the greatest men,
ance to American society. Three
hundred thousand people have
taken part in lynchings in this
country in the last 40 years, ac-
cording to the judges statistics,
and every one of them, he said,
was guilty of murder, if he acted
wilfully. yet no person has ever
been convicted Of murder for tax.
ing part in lynching. He es-
timated that there are1O0, 900 un.
punished murderers of this type
distributed over the United
States.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

The world S r.ost successful medicine
for b,wel complaints is Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy.
1t mas relived more pain ard suffering
and saved more lives than any other
medicine in use. Invulnerab,e for
children ano ADULTS Sole bv Isr. J. D.
Mcmillan & Sen and The Pope Drug
Company.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07
OY BURGLARS CAUGHT.
me of Them Son of a Former
Editor and Owner of The Rob-
esonian.

Washington Dispatch, June 30th.
1.-TWO well-dressed young men,
n and 18 years old. were caught
Defore dawn TODAY leaving one of
be prominent apartment houses
d this city, which they admitted
hey entered for purposes of rot-
ery. They were ElyB. .Runyon,
3ho says he is the son of Mrs.
Emily E. c. Runyon, a physician
4 Richmond, Va, and Julian D.
1hichard, son of newspaper
mblisher in North Carolina.
a Each of the youthful burglars
las armed with a revolver and
hey had a complete burglars kit,
including a dark lantern. The
3ashing of the dark lantern was
zen by a policeman, who made
lie arrests. A recent robbery
& the home of Edward A. Nose
TN, secretary of the Interstate
COmmerce Commission, has been
Haced to the boys.
" When captured this morning
HE boys had entered the office of
y physician and finding nothing
fhey wanted, departed to discov-
n more lucrative field for their
Efforts when the policeman saw
heir lantern.
n The boys said they came to this
city Tuesday night and, register
ing at a hotel, went out shortly
after midnight to operate in a
fashionable section of the city.
Runyon boasts of his exploits in
various cities of the West, saying
he had been trained as burgla,
by an adept who is low serving
Tine. Whichard claims thai
he recently met Runyon ir
Atlanta, where he has re
latives, and travelled with hin
without knowing his occupation
until the two came to this city.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

Chas. w. Tillett, of Charlotte,
was elected president of the
North Carolina Bar Association,
in session at Wrightsville Beach
last week, for the ensuing year,
and Thos. W.Davis, of Whining
ton, was reelected secretary.
The Robesonian., 1910-07-07

Rev. DR.. ]. C. CJapp, ex-presi-
dent and professor of Catawba
College, one of the oldest and
b st-known ministers in theState,
,Aed at his home in Newton Sat-
urday. He was 78 years old.