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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
8lumeu, bi, sn frih ilieseu.

6iht bon bcr fliegenoen glrnnei,
Scr SpiritiItcn uno bent Tahpels
ots rcolen gntItebun0sgrlnocS 'ol'
der unreelIer grihcirungcn ioll bier
Ole Rcoc iein. GIicgenoc @lume''
lino pieInlebr 5eruorbringungen Der
Wutter Natur ullo luerocn im &C.
mobnlitpcn 2eben Stmetterlli1e
%gcnannt; bic Griinoiing oeS 8lcid)'
niiics lit iibrigcnS id)on alt. Ganoh
lit cs i,id,t id,per. ;i errotbclt. iuer
Die 9lnn,en ieicn. sic SIT friih ilicgcn.
Nod fGrtpit oer @intcr nit benz
3ei,5e, nod bof9en lidl fnltc Witoc
init tiittig ruari,cn Strohlcn Der
Come. 8eit limo brett lit bon 9ll,
men nod, nihts u, icben. aber on
aoufelt plotlid) iiber Die fublen Gel
Der bcrcits Gin blirtcr Iolter, cir ST
friib unsacfrod)encr Sdlrrcttcrlin1.
gr bot ieinc Noic por5eitie III oiclc
Welt gcitedt. ole bate CT iid,t ltneli
gciuio crfobrrn forncn, oob olrNe
@clt mr. Elm red)i ilueliclboitcS @.r'
aniiacn lei. @ebe sir 8leiner, iuel,il
Wcnlteniuneeit sid ieBcn! Nls NJ,
ieltenes @ilo lpirit OIL 9eiogt mo
s%eiongcn gcnommcn lucrocn II. lual''
ocrit pieIlcid,i gor aiii cine 3citnnJS'
8cbqftiou!
Ticie 9lulne,l, bic jill friib ille9cn,
iino Bleitniiic fir Bidder NIB M,n'
iten, Grfinoungen mo gntoedlnl'
| acn, Die fir ibrc 3eit 3u friih onf orr'
IIone erid,ieneli ilno Wino uib Betr
ter peptu lid, baiten. Ter 5riiblino
Ebrinet bic 3niriihlii,ae u,b III DER
Neutrality-suspicious. bot cs itets boil
iolten 3~uiriibliitoer erifiittertoe
9eiipiele scgcbet. liner Sd,mctt T.
lug ielbit icIl uus bier sleid OH eir
na%beIicgenbes Neiipiel erilrnern.
Wir piIien. baB Die lieblihen Sim
Scr Der 1Iiir nit be,i Snieften III 81
ner gelpiiien 2ebenseemeinitaft 'te'
ben. ipie oiele Yilaitsen uno Sai,nit
nit ben @ogeIn. Dit ioitiaemSrutt
ileiide lodt Der Baum. Gin Boglc!i
fomn,t inlo idttiet itd,. es iiiest an:
oersruo bin iiro id,eioet mnperodiltt
Samenfernc aus, Die niinrncbr piAl
Icid,t ei,t aiinitiseret Grorcidl gefpili
i,,er, aIs ibntt Inter ben, Balm u
Musiidt iidnS. Ser aidt nt,o aui'
meonohm. Wie Der @a,iin bem 20
Orl Anbruma 0ioGbri. nnh BET No
acI oem Ya,tn,e sur gcrbreitlhg iet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
q, Whndencr Ypdbieriaiion.

9n Wiind,ei, iaeen lid, Die 6e'tc.
Solpotor, Woibcd int SofbraubolS,
1relnoen Soiion. Mo5art &. gufiiib.
rur,een. @oencr 5citipielc. Sftobcr-
TeIt. Inid,ing. Nun lit Brinj Cor.
| nepol toot. So lcbe 8umbrini,s.-
Die Stortbier . Soiior bat an pcr'
lettcn Samitag nit bent rgcnno.
bier" ollt 9otpenbrdnfeller bc9onncr.
9riumpbotor. 2elljbier iu,o mic lie
oIlc beiBen, iol9en bent .9enno" dit'
benz SUB, Mit Dem cd)ten ~Sulpo'
tor" auf benz Nodbcrbcrg id)Iiebt SIT
,.5o{cpbi" bic Sniioii.. Torluuiig.
Ienu arli |. Mai ton,n,t .lait" aber
gclpiB rnot leoit" Der S%ofbroilbod.
gs lit ctrpas cigencS Inn oiele Wiin'
| fener 9icricltc. 8eruiB, Der ltr'
Miiifener Idbt lid, ocn DStdrfre
iranf" i,id,t crtaehen nnb bolt Die
Sodieitr 10 hoh in Gbrci,, ais iciel,
Tic an,ilih iciigciesf 1eiertagc. abcr
mcnr man geno,ier binbort. iucii,
maj, o,,d,: fier mnd,c, Die 6relnoeit
nno SdIbfrcnioen ben Con iii Der
Mniif., Mer all oet Wof,entogel,
Nahmittaes, piellciht gegen 3 llbr,
einct oieIer 6ieieniGlc. il, bcner Der
BOD ter5opft miro. beindt, Der mag
cs pom bolfsipirtbid)aftIihen Stano'
p,,rfte aus teoauern. Dab al eineni
1oae pielc 9nuicnoe bon Marf III
@ier perpelibct perben. aber or miro
iif,. lit ct fcin YbiIiiter. uoi, Der
Siiinnuui,s seiai1gen nebinei, %Iaiieu,
iiiib mittrinfen ui,b mitlnd,ei,. Wer
an einem ioldsi, Yierieiitas einca
| attten Vldb hohen Win, barf nid,t
| ionae i1um,ei. Qinc. boIhr Shnnae
nod Nnitid lit scr iueiic Soul Ge'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15

gags lbr, iucrn lie meint mo flagt,
COP id) i'll Dem Simmd bin.
Tdter, iuenl ole Wtlltter meint.
3rotne ibr Die Gbr1nen ob:
NTlon5e, iueirn Ole Come idleint
Cine Sbrane mir oui'S @rab.
1ie Magoe battcu aufgcbort, SIT
llngen; ibr geoGmpites Sdnuaben
lniitte lid Dem natter &drm Der
Strabe. Ter @om am 6eniter Tits
tc Den erarouenoen Nopi in Die 6ano
uHo tr1unte iinncnS in .oic Tad)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Seilnna Der raleptumanir."

Sn McItcritcoe I'M Slben6lrgildcl
benerftc Gin ginpobncr lett gerol.
nlcr 3eit. boB CT in @e5iig niigrcnns
material cincn GompngloIl bottc.
llm mn, oicien .ItiQeu 1%heilbubcr"
81, crmittcln, %pr1portrtc CT elnei,
loriioocn nit allcrlei bnrmloicl
+ Sprcnsmittcll,, pie 3iinobiitGcn II.
j. 10. u,o Ieate i'm onrauf oil elmer
Der geiGhrIitltcl Gden bcs 1orfbnn-
les hin. 9lln oroeren Wor9cn ipar
Der 3erfioben perifwunben. Ntc
gan3e Sainilic heS SnuSbcliserS mar
tet rliii eeipunrt bcn @erlar' Der
Safe ab. Yloslif fonnnit bic gran
cines Micthers ans ibrcr Stiibc &C.
ItiirBt nit ben @orten: rSn men
abn1p ip1ft oatt 10 noll, faiilf ID
1be1 her, her 81 mobll, oil ''ell Saip
iolpot bel1lpt2" - Eas lpar eilt DC
fnotter III Dem SierL ais oh er plo'
ben Ioute. .Siib," iagte Der Snii''
herr. nm beppt ,pie Den 3orIlnaroer
10 enreIf funnen." Natoem er Der
Nrou oroentlid) Die Sepitcn 9eleleli
hattie. rneit1tc lie: .Sdipleg man IT'LL,
| id DOT Iien Gam iino iien Gog MD,
ipebScr, nit felt nod bait 2ierp for
Iuter Nnsit I'M Shred'l" Gan,it iuar
Sic Sod,e bonn nl,dl crbgiilti9 crlc=
Stat. Mno sic Srou 0 ibter yStlep'
tonanic' griinolid, turirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
SDn Der 1iebc nuo Oum 8rniclu.
W1aocIicoer, 9eioirmelt bon econ
barb Noelt (9crlingcn).

&aroline. aelonnt Cine. 0aS M6G,
dlcn fir Nles bel Sr. ". Sdnuttcs
nloril, &oloniollunorcn en- aroS mo
eli octnil, lcbnte ON &oiicniter DER
picrtcn gtogc. belt 0cu fSenItcrlnps
pen an ibrc 9rillt georiidt mo iarg
NIT mebr 8efiibl nlS Hcinbeii sic
oalogc hes 8%eiongencn" in ben as.
pbaltirtcn Sol binn6.
Stch' id, bier onl Giien9itter.
Sn Scr itlmnlen G%inialnfcit.
&lugc lout unb rurinc bitter,
&logc Wott nlcin ScrSclcio. -.
Tic aciilbluollcn Zone iloticrten
hiililoS III oen ltciuernet 9ritttr.
id)rofcr Dor cincr brltnmiaer Stirn,
nc IN Der 9elctoec Siiriid. 100 Der
SoliSbcrr lpohrtc. flopftcn acgen
aiid,cnieiitrr. Die lid oiincten. nah,
rclh Die M19be oobintcr bolblout
bic id)mod)tcuhc McIooic 1~uinnhmcn
mo iestcn iid mic matte Sdnletter'
lingo oui cine Senitcrbant beS Sin.
tcrbnllies, no ibncn Gin bcbrilltcr
Scrr ouinuntcrnb mo mic cincnl
oItcn 9cfonnien juuidte. Seine Or
inncriuug iproug nm brci Sobrjcbn!c
suriit. or luar eli, i%lciilcr Gnobc nlli
benz Sonbc, mo or Ia,iid)te. an Ole
Nl,ie Der 8robnn.ticr aeoriidt, Den
2iebern Der WGaoe. III beren ser
Wuticr Spinnrao Die @egleitulg
lnmnitc.
Zine. icin panSbntigcs 8cguniibcr,
baiic miitlerlrcilc @eiellid)ait befonl.
nier,. bonn cs ging nlii 1eicrnbcro;
cine piepiig bohc nno cine gan; tictc
Sromenitimme - Id)ier Gin 9oB -
fielcu ciN. ais Tic mi, nnbob:
Gin Gocln1oill rift upr'e lhor hii,s
ans.
Eie Sfj1i'riu iueibet Die 2onrn1lein
orauB. g..
Ger gebrilIte itutie: oi,f bieicS
aieo mar linn bcfnnrt. mno ootl
fIorg es linn iest frenlo i'm DIR. Gr
grill III ieiue 9iiherreihe. ihlus Del
glfpert. bel Serber unb III .IeS
anabcn @ur,bcrborn" raf), II. ip1I,'
.enb err cs bort ii, ai,ocrer 6niiiino
iuieoeriano. iab CT lid, aIs Sinh MT
ter Ninocru oaa @ciaenipicl pol'
St1ier. ShdiersicdDtcr mo eoel.
mann in ciner lpieber anoeren go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
Ger &Dmrt.

YET Jul
Sd aruler Sonnet IN benz bimmliidcll
5elo,
.9eie it's bod 10 miuoi9 nit mir be-
IteIlt!
Sh leb' in iteten SoraeiL
Miein 2id)t ielbit muB i'd borgcn. . e.
Sd erideine MIR BON 3eit 81 3eit,
Gam mug it) pieber fort in bic
3unfel6eit.
irou Come, Die bats mir on9etDal,
gle 5iebt mid nlasuetiih 3u lib bin.
on,
God fam Mrs ME 9cIinsenL
gu ibr mid uuf5uid)tuingen,
Sd itmadte nod ibr MIR aus lufti,
ger Sern',
Gem Iciber bin ih ipirfIit Gin Ct.
5entrilt)er Steru.
Die Jiritern' all in biit'rcm Sobn
@ctrod,ten mid lpie einen nerIorcnen
Sobn,
gle iaaen, id) tbGte lpaufen,
llno bin uno ipieocr idmonfen,
limo no id) cirnuI bes @egs 0eitri.
d)en mGr',
Sci nidtS OILS 9unit lno Hcbcl
riugsllmber.
Die 9Ianetcu ieb'u mid pcrattl;dy
gIs poIlt' ib iie ourtfreusen aui
ibrcr 9abn;
Srau @cnlS uno ibrc SdJipeitcrn
Ibuu bosbaft mid perl6iteru:
nScin Shipeif 1T 5u groB, iein acril
lit 5l tlcin,
SD nlGd)tc fem 10 miBgcltoltcttr
Wad,tluonOler ieir!"
go bat man mir einen 2cumunb &c,
ntutt
Wis Sd)lparlflcr hHo ais Srrgellt,
ben Sober perIaht;
llno orilnten nuf Der Groen
8%crfiinoen Die @~elebrten:
rs if an ibtn Ritts felt, Nidto
oitt,
limb treiit CT bis in Gipiefcit, iolio
iuirb er nidt.",
Sclbit &umbolSt. Der 8reis bon for
id1enocr 1roft,
@ebonoelt MIDI I'M aosulos icbr lpcs
MIG itmeidlclboit;
Jreib' id, iold)' ShtpiuocllueIcn,
2ob man bon mir burf Ieien:
IS fiiIlt oer2onnct, picl Dinner ocnll
Sd}olm,
Mit oHcrtlcinItcr Molie ben oacr-
groBten &aum?"
glbcr ,partc MIR, on Stcrngllderneio,
SIR fennt mid nod, uidt bon Der
nci,lten Seit',
Chit rucro' id) Cub ~beeeenen, g
9unn io1t Shr gut b%eiegncn:
Gann fabrt CIR oilrb mid ourt) nlo
id, id)nilpp' Gutl nod
iua5.
limb bosl' Gud) Weteoritein ms
HernrobreluS.
Bictor b. 9 Gef1el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
SbafcIpcarc's bentige W%adyfumm.n,

Nid)t iuenigcr oils icd]S engliihe
Nninllicn behouptell, iDren Stnnln1.
baum olli ocn ,Sd)ipau bon Ypon"
5nriidfiibrcn 81 fonilen uno crbcbcu
al Der Sono bon Totrmertcr Dcn
| IniprlldL al Dem 9anfett Sbcil i'll
rchnlcn. oaS an Smineburne'5 8e.
bnrtStog an 5. Iprif gum 8coGd,t.
ilib Der b~criibn,ten Tidter GnalunbS
acfeicrt lpcrbcn Ioll. MntiirIif) Iol
uorber icoer bieier StommbGun,e
olird, oos Goritc 9cpriiit iuerocn.
Giner Der Er1tcnoentet, Wr. Srouf
Sort ais Sigh @pcombc, bcbnupict.
bon Sbnfclpcare's SdApeltcr Mnric
abjliItommel,. Die bcn @utmod)er
@rr,. @ln. Sart gebeirotbct Fat. Die
Nohfomlncn oieies 3pei9eS Der 80
mile iuoren. tpic Der liiden(oic
Stai1lnbnum benefit. biird off sic
| Sobrbunberic bis hel,te nlcilt chrbore
Sonolucrfcr. uno SPAR folatc aili hcu
| crItcn Sutmod)cr ein .Stpeiter. oen1
ieiuprieitS bis 1773 orci Sd)ueiher
iolaten. Gie ip1tereu Ratfommcn
lino Bis 81 Dem lebiell 1907 oeritorbc.
nen Wtr, Snrt StuhIn,af,er gclueieit.
Crit nit Den, Niiseanse bes rs, Sabr'
bultocrt iteint Der Camille aud, Der
StoIs ibrcr boben Nb5tanmrun9 9e-
fonln,en 81 icir. ocul, ppn l77S Biz
1884 lcbte Ser critic nGlet Soris, Die
oel @orncn nes grbken Y~oriobrei
lpieoet' olioriiicn iiltb iih @iIliain
tber 46omos Shnfeipeore Sart i,en.
icn,a Nodl bette id,eirt eS nitt, ols
ob Die 5onlilie Snrt balo aiisitiirbc,
benin Der T%rGtenbert Mr. 6rant &art
bot neiin 8%cid,piiter,
---------
EoeiieunoVr . Il. = Sling
ling Citiparmcriid,) ,@enn ih mel
lie gusen Sl bent nit uh,1hligci'
Sierncn beiGter &innnteI erbebe,
mub id) ri, meinc ierne 0iebe beii'
fe,l." rWieio? ST iie etrpa font
meriproiiie?" A!t
Nobel. -. Gommlcriienroth: nd
mGtie germ einen SirnS tnuien, nbcc
| ern,uB iolonrciu iein!"g'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
2es Sapcrnicppl's 2ciocnidait.

Die Seiertge limo Uorhci
Is lit oaa clu'Qc Ginerlei;
Grit trent man iidl olli Den 8enub
limo bintennah fomntt Der &erornB
CAB ollie Treubc fIiidtig lit!
Sb man nua @citc bellte ibt,
Sdon morgen miro Der Mogen Icer,
NlS Oh Nar nid)ta 0crueIen mar.
G'rum lit ser @apcrniepp aud boie.
81 idyncIl %pcrOaue'n Die itoner
aIoBe!
Nm Sitern bat cr'e rcdlt c%mpfrnoen,
&ulm noren ieine &loBc 0runten,
90 rllpeltc aud, ifon ser Wtugen,
Ale luoIltc or sum Seppl iuQcn:
nQlt, ScppI. per0' mir nur nid)i
b0ic,
Gel Nlti mad)t 5u fIcin Die &I0Be!
Ser Scppl idlncio' elm triib' @ciid)t,
Gr iogt's Der 96rbI ober nid)t -
Iie @cibSIeut' boben ihrcn &opt
Stciat "a ser Merger in Den &ropf,
"a lit crit red)t Scr 1euicI los
tbs bette @eib miro bonl eiu IS,
Sn &nnOumoreben gicbt'a Damn
Streit
9rlm trGgt scr SeppI bolt iein 2cib.
Gle 9GrbI bcntt, luaS mag i'm qua
len?
Sicbt er mid mn Iortoiieln ld1len,
"a it's id)on o,is nit icitler Jrclloe,
SIa bort Der ScppI @%rnbaclGllte -
Gr iuoat cs ibr ifon LANCE inaen:
Sic 2iebe gebet ourd) Den Nuacn!
Mod)It On nitt QroBcr Icine aloBc,
Conn nero ih iid)erlid) nod bole."
Tic VGrb'I mar ciu auteS @cib,
5ren piIcgte lie oes SeppIs 2eib,
Sc mebr lie badt. ie mebr er oB.
81 flein mar inn Der grobtc 0rob.
limo ieoeS Nal gIeid) nod Dem lid
8cbt'S ourd) ons Ser5 ibrn ipic ciu
StidL
Die &Iobc iiub linn picI Su tIci,t,
auuoncntugeln iollten's ieiu!
Ter ScppI mllbt' cs nod eriabrcn,
gIa or III icincn olten Sahren
Gin 2ubcnb lllr nit Notb fonnt'
i6lldcnl
Cont ibat' nit feiucm gtllg' CT 5ut'
fen,
So roIlten tic I'M Slug Ginumicr
Gr lit ieit 8od)eu nidIt nlcbr milrl.
ter.
Bcnn iold)' cin Wngcn crui9 bliebc,
gld) cuis blicb 0e5 Seppl'o 2iebc!
Ginlt ltirbt nlid) or, Der 9opernicpp.
Ter ltcbc @ott linn 8rooe acb',
laB or nod 5citiq lid bcfebrt,
limo iibcr hicicn Rilnft belcbrt:
9aB an Dem nIlcrici'gcn Srt
Us feline aloBc giebt binfort!
Nnr iolh' Gin &er5 lit BORT p%cri0Gnt,
SoS bier Die aloB lid) ob%gcpobnt.
u. j. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-15
lie 8OlSmine Der N3tescH mieSer
cut0cft.

2ie 6criibmte StabfdmWer oec
olten NSteten, Ole groBe @olomine in
Sen @craei, Merito'S, ole Sen Spa.
nicrn in Der Seit. Oa lie iiber Mcrito
bcrrittcn cine 8oIolucIle BON uner'
idyopiIihem Rcid)tbum mar, lit wic-
Der nufNeiunbcn mor6cn, mo cine
SclcllIdaft uuternclmcnocr Guglons
Der bat bereits ollie Tprfebrungen &c
troifen, I'M Die Iu5beItuna Der Wire
81 beainnett. 6rnnt Campbell, cil
cneIiiher Heiicnber, Der longe 3ctt
in iencn unpirtbIiten @cGenoen Wr'
rito'S. nulhergeitreiit III, III Der lid
bic Mire BefAtoet mo ser nun bic
gnsnubuie ibrer Sf)dbe lciten miro,
qicbt I'M .0orlo Wuga3ine" cine IN.
tercIiunte ShiIoerung Don bcnl
Reidttrlm unb Der UedielOoIlen @r-
id)id,te oieier soIbencn S0blc. nIor
5~lpcibunoert Sdbren lpur Die Nint
Don Iapapo giecntbunt Der Ipoui.
ifer arone. Sn Sen 8cmeilloe-Nr.
dliucn bon ScrmouiIlo bot Campbell
alte IofuTentc %geiunoen, aus ocnclt
berporgcbt, BOP Die urine BENT ipuni.
iten Serritcr Elm Ginfommen BON
200 WilIionen peridofite. Inter Der
Iuflidt Der Sponicr iuuroe oa5
Ncrglucrf bon Snoiurern betriebcll.
Gam fam eli, gilfitanb, i1nnltIidle
Spnnicr ipiiroen crnlorbet, unb Sic
merifnniid)eu Snbinucr wuBten Den
GinGana 3u Der Wine 10 gIiidlid ST.
ucrberger, DAB cin Sobrbunbert Der
itridL cbe Gin m%erifouiid)cr 8oIoin+
der Den Wea 81 bcm Sdosc tpieoer
cntocdte. Iber Der fiibne Efaofinocr,
HObert b'IrmoIic, nubtc iciuen
Tlrno NIT ieircm 2eben ~bc5abIen;
audi or iullroe potls Den Stoioncrll
crmoroet. Sn 9cgIeitung cinej
6rcunocS bat Campbell Bic lpicber-
mf9ciunbenc Stdtte bci,ltt." Sn
elmer Sieie cines abgrunbe5 iabcn
mir cine ruIlb 2i0 Sub tieic gusbob.
hung, Die ale Nn5eidlen trlIa, onfi
bier III pcrgangcnen Setter cin Mi.
nenbetrlcb gepnItet bate. @ir iar'
Den bic llebcrreiie alter @ollten, Sci,
tern uno nuiAcbduitc Sdluttmengcr.
Ica lit Die Stottr Der oltcn Iopopo.
Minc mo bier liegen Die rieiiecn
8olo. mo Silberielocr. sic emit cine
SnlptaleIle oes RcittbumS ser ipo.
niiflen arone morcn." Gle YIGne
gum 9nu elmer giicnbobn, sic bon
Dem Iilolidleu Gnopl,nft Ser South:
ern Facific' gnbn" bon Sonod)i bis
gil Scr Minc iiihren ioG, iino bcreitS
olS9earbcitet. ill,o blnnen GilrScrl
miro Al, Der @olbltGtte, bic 10 Ianac
pcrlalIcn Oclc9cu bat. cine Shonr
bon Irbcitcrn oem iprooen Sel5 iu,c,
Der ieille St1sc 'cutrciBcr.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
Bacon to Be Cheaper.

Chica go.-The price OF bacon
hams and all hog Products will take
decided slump within the next two
weeks, according 10 the experts al
the Union Stock yd drds.
Hogs are now selling on the basis
OF go cents for corn. although corn
much. A fall in Prices is inevitable
and the big packers are gettinl;
ready for it.
At Armour & Co's. and othe,
houses to-day it twas said that
breakfast bacon was selling at from
20 to 80 cents a pound, but that so
many bacon hogs we're coming into
the market a fall in prices was Get
tain. Slight reductions are now be
ing made, and larger ones will come
within few weeks, when the new
hams and bacon sides are cured.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
Auto Drl.qt xillea ON Track.

<ttAAAta oCOH6A+tn.
The remains\ of AL Livingstone,
one of the great auto drivers of
America, are awaiting funeral ar
rangements. The end of the career
of the noted diver came Tuesday
afternoon, when, before the eyes OF
his sister, Miss Mabel Livingstone,
and his wife, he was hurled into the
air from his National racing car
and dashed to the track on the At
lanta Speedway, where he was pick
ed up by his teammates, his head
crushed and in an unconscious state,
death resulting several hours later.
He was going So miles an hour
when a tire burst, throwing him 25
feet in the air.
A spirit of friendly rivalry be-
tween Livingstone and his team
mates had existed ever since their
arrival at the Speedway, and 1t was
largely due to this rivalry that the
Dirt Track King" a name which
Livingstone had won for his daring
fests on road courses and speed
ways, attempted to- better the best
time made during the afternoons
practice.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
ChlldreA Chcck!

Parogoaid, Ahk.-A
man and eleven child
centre of attractlon s
as they were prebarinl
outgoing train. THE
hard time keeping his
gether and. fearful I
losve one behind, he
pocket memorandum.
geBy up In a IOWA an
respective Names, ehcn
lag here. " He then
20 the train. This ep
pcsted ~ each statio, /,
nar
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
SENTENCE ALMOST OUT, DEAD
Prisoner i'm Atlanta Federal Prison
Has Fatal Fall

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 4.-Within a
few weeks of liberty, after serving
more than four years of a five-year
sentence in the~ Federal prison
here, Henry II. Dayis, of Kentucky
was killed yesterday when he fell
from scaffold around the prison.
His death was reported to-day.
Davis was convicted of countei-
feiting. His relatives, it is said, now
are living in Oklahoma
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
Looks Good for

Mullins En3erprisel
The Enterprise(fs in
some "inside informant
PEOPLE of Horny will so
with another railroad
North & South Carolin|
TO be extended from !
Conway. Such is the
information comes yer.
from an INSIDE" sod
pears to be well found
II correct, I'VE reiot
Horny friends.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
A Strange Pheno,,


Marlboro Times.
We are hearipg stral
from up on the old g"
near Goodwin's upper nj.
remarkable co-tncident
last wonderful natural
near where the big
from the burning stum
from the water. "a y9
man from town was in
section last Sunday. ans
to The Times reporteI
was much interest and
tached to the report. an
people had visited thf
were more confounded
witnessed. Ii is said d
old mill on the WIPE
Brightsville township,
the past week a<constaj,
rain had been falling i
space of ground. only q
diameter. At first vert ]
ence was attached to
but when prominent citl
ed thar they had seen
IL was a fact, of COURSE
came aroused. When '
j. NJ. Hunsuckef, L. Dl
Capt. T. p. Stubbs d.,
such a phenomenon exit
have visited the spot al
the rain falling, tbenl til c
tical must believe, and
doubt. Only last &eet
Ala. a similar occurred
wide ,httention and scid
a loss to account Tor II
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
,)S FREE.

ywSs,a, aO1 the ps FREE.
not lose ang2 of the pref
those subso yer saw if
you Miss L des send il
the hand 10 rrthAo -
1t will b. no III se anu
test Is a. TO coh snow
s"riptioI youI mighty If
Better get them now, thlr
have no vain regrets VIII
ee are awarded y sc
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
JURY ACQUITs RosENHEIMEE
Rich New Yorker Declared Net
Guilty Of Murder.

New York, Nov. 4.-Edward L.
Rosenheimer, a wealthy manufactW-
er, was acquitted this evening on a
charge of killing Miss Grace Hough,
by running down in his automobile
a buggy in which she was riding,
August Is. The Jury was out but
half an hour.
Rosenheimer had been first
charged with murder in the first de-
gree. but .wh% the, evidence of the
Ing stem, Judge O'Gorman,
their vetrial, reduced the
o attend pohents lighter in the Sec
ast week IL some
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10
WHEELER HDW. co.
KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME
100000 REWARD

G.
pay I" any habits
n ever In
of death Ic
Paronic
tIla better
policy
needs.
the
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give
than ineligibiity-wly insure
insured the
he insurance family theyare
B. G. Brickman, Mgr.
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Best contracts for Agents '
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1910-11-10

4 o attend
e aat week
\ IcLaurin,
ELL Davis.
= \, J. b.
y Dwight,
,ve, Mr.
D les Louise
BORA Ben
n \ Mrs. A.
D Auxiliary
ron Sale
\ - ]. Aaeh,
In add
N 1ch, hot
= ome-made
\ rne hours
the after
eleven In
y IL cor
N Miss Della
lnday by
~ night the
= lows and
\ D old time
" em a long
y ia. was in
y ilon. visited
~ Lumberton.
week.
/ ucation Joe
n.
ion Sunday.
hered their
y p was made
y ut over in
ar of other
\, alf over.
in this sec
bf Mallory.
nday last.
E Simon.
lost a very
NJ. The horse
~ about dark
lng lay down
died Instant
little sign Of
very sick at
was In the
Npn Saturday
ld Mr.. Fl. AL
~ over at Lat
Ifns, OF Dillon,
in this sec
~ In company
gham. of this
sant fill sec
~. II. Moody
. Hill section
4 Cor
ews.
home
aeverai wcoks
an Gibson and
4 begins today
~ Of iAtta,
y Clio. Ia down
lay.
NJ e5ette ~
- N'edneaday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-02
RIVER FRONT FLAMES
FOUGHT BY E|REBOAT
Prompt and Energetic Action
Prevents Large Destruction
of Property.

Excellent work by the crew Of the fire
boat Firefighter, it was conceded by
spectators. today probably prevented
thousands Of dollars damage by flames in
the lumber mill district along the water
front in the vicinity of 18th and Water
streets southwest. The loss amounted to
only about $3.50.
The flames, which were Of unknown or
le1n,. broke out In a shed owned by Will
Ham Meitzy on the northwest corner of
18th and. Water streets. A strong wind
was blowing at the time and the fire
made considerable headway. When it
was discovered the hull of a yacht under
construction owned by w. H. Hamberg,
was ablaze. An alarm was sounded from
Box 416. to which the Firefghter, engine
companies 13, and 49, and No. 10 truck
company responded.
The 'f1reboat, which has headquarters
only several squares away. was the first
to reach the scene. The large hydrant-
nozzle on the bow Of the boat, by which
a large stream Of water is thrown, was
at once put in action and within short
time the flames were under control.
While the fireboat was fighting the flames
from the water side the firemen with
the other apparatus were working hard
on the street side
Sparks from the fire blew across a dry
dock and started a slight blaze in a
building owned by Capt. s. Regan, but
the firemen soon extinguished 1t, little
damage resulting.
The entire block south of the shed is
occupied by lumber mills, and it Is be-
lieved that il the fire had been allowed
to spread the damage would have
amounted to thousands Of dol ,ars Only
the open space occupied by the dry-dock
separated the burning shed from the lum-
ber mills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-02
THREE MORE MIDDIES ILL.
Surgeons Will Not Say Positively
Thev Have typhoid.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, December 2.-Three
more midshipmen were sent to the Naval
General Hospital today. but the officials
declined to say positively that they are
suffering from typhoid fever. Surgeon
Mccormack. senior medical ohhcer at the
Naval Academy, expressed the opinion
that the trouble might be merely severe
attacks Of grippe.
OF the typhoid patients now in the
hospital ali are reported to be doing
nicely, except K. c. woodward, whose
case Is considered serious.
The case Of German" measles admitted
to the hospital last night 10 declared to
be causing no worry to the academy au-
thorities, who. however, are taking every
precaution to prevent the ailment being
to others.