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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06

Der garbaroTa llntsrii. .8srein la
bet WlitgIiebsr uno Jrsunbe gu isin.m
10. Stiftungsftit Elm, bas nm Gems
tag, Z. auguit. ourh ein pienit in 5d.
btritumpfs Gartsn ouf pries Siu Be.
9an9eH fpsrb,H ION. Dds nit oen 8ors
bereitungsn bstraute aommitt.e bat ci.
arrangements in better Meiis setroff,H
uHb iteut aqtn zbeilHebmsrn eineH
osrgniigtsn Tag in ausiidi. lin bos
5nt:rsFs am 5eft 5u erbOb.n, iit elm
preis bon S. g.itifiet poroeR, oeHsu
grperber bur5 oas Coos sHtfdisben
iperben fol-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06
Nerfonal'N otisen.

Maior Sames G. GoIen, eli
nsr Der bstanntsFtsn giir9er Der Gtaot
unb zines Der prominen.siteH WitgIies
Der Der 2opal 2esiOn, ertraniie I'm
IuburH 5otsl, mo Ct felt ldHeeren
Sabrsn ipobni, unb mubte noh bem
Gbriit 6oipitaI iibsrfiibri iperben. no
Die Gsrsie ieinen 3uitano infoIse feis
res bobsn NItsrs fir ni6t unbsoeniIih
erilGren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06

SRI. Re[Iis Narib. bic Ober,
RrontenpfleseriH i'm 3ueigboIpital
BAT refisnirt, um cine dbnlihe Sttl,
lung in benz Stontsbofpital Fill,
ShDinbfiihtise in Solem, Oregon.
on5unsbmen.
- Die GountptommiHdre babsn gss
fern bsidIofien. bic 5arriipn 2anos
ftrdbe. 3ruifben gbepiot uno Wiamis
tpDH, bic jest cine Wautbitrabe III, aui
BEN aonoemnirunsstpees an3utoufsn
uno gu elmer freien 2anbitraBs gu mas
den. 4npdIt Werriu pirb bas ses
rihtlife Verfohren einIeiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06

fid In sinem 5intersimmer. pdbrenb
Der Mebfohl psriibt ipuroe. Dus
GeI0 befdnb iih in einem aoffer i'm
Shldf5immer bes Rabe. 2ebter.r
tbsilte Der poli3ei ben Numtn zines
acitgdngers NIT. ben er bes Disbftubls
beihuIOiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06
% c 10 y o + {.

Gic NcwpOrt Cffiee far bas Sin.
ttnnaticr @olfsblatt" befinbet fdl in
HO, 331 gorf Strnhc, geacnHbrr oem
6Dnrtbauic, iuOielbit Reaigfeiteu, au.
scigeH II. !. III. bis 10 llbr IS Ninnten
gtbenoS cntgcaeuacnpmmen iUcroeu.
Sclcpbun Sonab 2401. q
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03

idloiien batten Die giierbobn6iG
nollitanoig un15uanoern Gaourb
piiroe lire enogiiltige slunobnle
BON beioelt @auiern 5meifelbo't iper-
oen.
Oos Sber-gunoesseribt 6at
bie gntideioung oes Sltpreme-@e-
ridts bon Senneiiee, ourd Die es
Der Stanoaro Oil Company per6o=
ten miro, in Senneiiee @ei6Gfte 81
betreiben, beitatigt.
Sr elmer &onpei,tion DER Sar-
mer-llnionen in ct. 2ouis iprab lidl
Santuel @onlpers, Ser Yrdlioent Der
.Mn1erican 6eoeration Of Sabor"
nit GROCER @nti9iebenbeit fiIr eine
gereirigung Der Sarmer=llnione.t
nit Sen arbeiter-l -llnionen ais.
Ser alte 72labrige GOmoro
Hapion @eiton bat ieine SuBnanhe-
rung bon San 5rancisco na1 Seem
gorf beenoet. gr tit ant Nsontag
nabntittag et1pas nod brei l1br, in
Der oortieen Staotballe eil1ge;roffe1l.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
& { + q 5.
- 3 u y.
@illiom Boinoerter, eit'

@i1iom goinoerter, elmer Ger
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fir ous
@ouberneursmlt, bat in elmer gu
Senrietta eeboltenen &ebe erfldrt,
er babe 5tpei Weal oas glnerbieten
gentoht, Die Srage, oh er ooer Sobll-
ion ols NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anf-
treten iolle, elmer &onferer5 gutter
probibitions-Gemofraten 5u tibet
tpeiien, Sobnion babe oas glnerbie-
ten aber ieoes Meal 5uriidgemieieu.
Gr meroe jebt feine peiteren @or-
i6lGge nebr MAIDEN.
= Mus Corpus Gbriiti miro ge-
nleloet,, Der 8urfenperionot babe be
gonnen uno tdglid piiroen groBe
Mengen oes @erniiies bon bort aug
peridift.
- @m 49,, 10. uno 20. 0tai fin
bet in Sbernan Die Sabresper'
iannlutlg Der teranilden Sta6t-
maridaae uno aSoli8eihefs Itott.
6iinf8ie Gents 8eitrog gum
S6uleelo be5oblt bas Stoots -@r5ie
ungs-0epartement fir ieocs ai,i'
fir ben Monot 9(pril.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
samaerbeimdl aug glmltin.

9ln1 Sonntag Itotteten sic Witglie=
Der Ser Iultiner Sangerrillloe Dem
San Intol1io 2ieoerfran5 einen Oe=
iu6 ab. Ser 2ieoerfron5 por Dor
mebreren Wonaten oriibell iii 9lltI1;tt
uno Die Auitiller 51nger fon1en
iest, llnt ienen 8eiud) oil erlui-
bern. Sic trafen noreens gegen
II l1br nit Dem S. & g. q. 3ue
bier Elm nllo mlr6er upil oen
Witslieoern oes 2ieoerfralS oln
gabnbof empfangen. Dtan fllbr
5uerit nad Dem Sauie bes Serrn
gbil. 2anesoorf mo ELI SmbiB
bereit itano, nahte oaralf eine
Sabrt naf) 4lanlo Seigbts ltnb all-
bern iebensiperten Hunften Der
.Stabt uno lanoete i1liebIis9 iul
Waoras5 8arf, po man oen Saa
gu perbrillgel ee0odte Gs NOR berr-
li6 oa orauBen unter ocn l60nell
NuBbaumen utlo auf beln prdbti-
gen Galenteppi6. 9er8ino nlahte es
angenebm fii9l uno BON Der
Staitbplage, Die er onoerstuo nut
iid bra6te, r1erfte man bort orinne!l
I'M @aloe nibts. Das 8icnie nabnl
oenn au6 einell aiBerlt beiricoi-
genoen gerIauf. gs ipurbe seilnl.
gen, gereoet getan5t gegelien un0
getrllnfen, oenn aub fit Die leiGli-
den 8eoiirfniiie batte man -altt's 8e.
ite seioret. geatiirlid biloete lomol
in Der llnterbaltung, ipie an1 i'll
oen Heoen bas beporlte6enbe Sdl,-
gerfeit in 9lllItin bas 9anptt6enta.
Die 9erren BON Der 9[ultincr Gin.
gerfeltbeboroe gaben oer Intuclenhel,
Die @erlideru1lg, oaB bos Set ell
e4tes oeutihes Sdngerfeit ,uerDcl,
iolle uno oab man au6 oen seielli.
gen uno eeieai6aftliden Cell oes
SeItes III gebiibrenoer @eile beriif.
iidtigen tperoe. glud ula1ten lie
Die erfreulide Weitteilung, ouB Die
Jinan3angelegenbeitell oes sseitcs
poaitdnoig aeregelt ieien.
gs uurbe oa manb' glltes gSnri
geiproden uno nanb' cute Sbee
angeregt, urter anbern Die, i'm
September eine SGngerfa1rt ,,alf
Neu-graunfels gu MAIDEN, Ole 9lulii.
ner uno Die San 9lntollioer Sail.
ger. Soffentlih beteilisen iid aflc
uniere bieiieen 8ereine oaron.
Mbeuos gegen iieben ll6r perlic.
ben @aite uno @aitgeber oct gari
uno begoben iid nod beln 9aDn.
bof. Oort gab es nod eilt pergnilg.
tes 9lbi6ieonebmeit mlo bar fuG.
rem Die fremoell @1ite ipieoer ibrei
9eimat gu. Seoenfo1s meroen il
MIR angenebnle grinneruneen noi
bier nit fortgenommen baben. 0lC
| gan5en SeItli6feiten naren 10 mo-
gelungen, oaB Elm Seoer, Der Al
ibneu teilgenonmen bat, nit Sre,
ben an iie suriifberfen miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
WabI.Mnsctge.
syiir Etaats5euat

Syilr Sfaatsienat:
Bir iinb a,,toriiiert, Germ Sui III
Re al als &nubibnt fin Wieoeripo5l
fir ben Staatsf EN- a ar1niilfibiGeu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03

5itiantmentreffen. 9ie Melbmng be.
oarf nod Der 9eitatigung.
4us guoapeit meloet mon:
aaiier-aonig Sran8 Soiepb miro
Weitte Weai bierber iiberiieoeln, .u,ll
cine 3eitlang in Ser ,rngoriibe,l
Souptitoot Sof 5l balten. IS ee-
icbiebt auf 3ureoen beg i1neorii6en
Minifterpraiioenten @rafen abuen,
Seoerporp, Der benz Monor9en ae-
eignete 8oriteaungen gemadt but.
Ser 8iiite oes Serri1ers miro alee.
mein Die groBte politii1e @eoeu-
ting beigelneiien. 5ron5 Soiepb lit
ieit mebr ais einem Sabre 9uboe
peIt fern geblie6en.
Ser 9erliner Magiitrot bot
ben geiblliB gefaBf, Serrn 9iooiepelt,
pelher IN Der 5tpeiten MailpoGe als
geiuder in Berlin tpeilen lpirb, 5ir
geiibtigllne itdbtii1er anitalten eim.
5ulaoen. gs miro gebofft, 6aB Der
@r-Hraiibent Der freunbli6en Mui-
foroerung entipreeben miro. Die Ge-
ii6tigung piir0e inter fnnoieer Siib~
rung BON itatten geben.
Son Der Straffalnlner in
Sranffurt lit Der 38 Sabre alte ene-
malige 8onffailierer @ilborot inc.
gen GROCER llnteri6lagungen 3n 3la
SSubren 3udtbous uno 5ebn ssabren
@brenberlilit ber1rteilt iporoen. gr
oeruntrellte Der .Wittelbeutlden SIRE.
oitbanf" in beren 9ienlter Ct itdno,
ni6t meniger ols 100000 Marf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
aarneiuals= =@ad,tueben.

Goriiber lit her 9arnepnI
Wit Mileut mas er bradte.
8Dn bent elm jeber, Der bier War,
Giel Gnr5iueil bat mnS ladte.
9ie id55me 8tpienf5nisin
@iit ibrem rSersosinnen",
Die baben fnrse Seft regtert
lfnh Spgcn hann BON binncn.
9as @lumenfeit ,uar aud sans nett,
gSte es ja 5it eriparten,
Gs gltf gang San Mntpniu
'Nem tuunberid15nen Oarten.
lInb amd BITE ueue 2mftid)iffabrt
&efainem ,utr on leben,
9Oh mmRte Bis gum y5air" .Etat'
Wan fabren pber geben.
9iud ,uas nod ipuit geboten isat6,
Wan alS gertng nidlt ad)te,
S'rum es mad Gan Gntuntu
Iud nielc Gjaite braf)te.
Sic Straben tuaren ii6erfiillt
Wsit 2ent', Dpn nab unb ferMe,
DEM md ber 9tabt bet 9llatnu
Sa fpnntt elm Seber gerne
9adJ ,uenn man 10 setuanbert Aat
Die Gtraken. auf unb Nieher,
Sndjt man aud 5ur Grbplnng naf,
SIC 2neipe gut unb bieoer.
Man mifl nit einem snten Sdfad.
Sic miiben Olieber ftdrten,
Ser ,uabre Maun frast ntdts banadj,
@enn es bic Wufer merfen.
ilnb ,upllt SIR enten 0at, 10 laR,
Gnd ~ Ia nj p.B ter" seben,
GS iit bas 8eite, mas ibr ie
0enofTem babt In. 2eben.
tinb idbueIst Sbr in Grinnesnng
gin bteie fdj5nen Seiten,
Sp iell Gnh bas ~ | m usS 1 ~"
Audj babel treu begletten.
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@iienbabnzJablplau.
5. & 6. q. ga6a.

~ - wv ~y"~
0o.3 Bonn Norben. .6.45 aberbs
SO. g. 8om gioroen. .6.45 mora
$50. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 mora
No. 9--2ocal bon Baleftine. -. :.
$50. 4 Bon Megifo. .1.5O nadm.
gto. 12-2ocol bon 2arebo (eenii9) :.
$40 nlorg.
$50. 4 3a6 Dem @orben. 1866 nasbm.
SEQ. g. 9a6 Dem Norben. 800 a6enos
SEQ. 8-2ocal nab 9aleitine .730 more
@o. 10 ggpreb nad] @earne. !. =.
SEQ. S -gaad 0aerifo. : 100 moro moro
@o. i -2ocal nob Sarebo (semidt) :.
:. :. ;. 80. :. -. 800 abeit6s.
g. u. G u. 3. gabm.
Inf1nft-
$50. 1-Soufon Ii. 5. aiiite. ZOO na6nl
SEQ. 3-9outon II. B. &iiIte 700 porn,
$50. &iiitenitdbte lib nadJm
$40. 40 Son &errbille. 9:45 BORN
SO. A Son aerrbife, mlr Sonnta8s
:. =. ...... 9:45 na61u
sbfabrt-
$40. 2-Soufton II. 5. aiite. 1925 borm
$40. 4-9oniton Ii. 5. aiifte $50 abenbs
yeo. 6-&iiitenitd6te. -. LAO nabm.
No; 43-@ab &errbille, ausgenommel'
5onttngS. !. :. .4:25 nnd)ln
SO. 41-Jla6 aerrbiae, nur Sonntaas
:. ). :. :. :. $40 nadjnl
g.. S. & g. u. (Saapt-ahie).
Mntunit-
SO. 9-8om Often. .7:35 porm
90. 1o-gI gaio u. @eiten. 1880 naRm
No. 2-8on Sci 9fio.. ..10.50 BORN
So. S-gsa6 81 9oiO unD meten.
SO. 1o-Saa6 5. @eiten. 1880 iSe abenhs @
go. 8-gso9 benz Often. 1900 BORN
So. 1-Na6 Sci 8io .4:00 abenos
gietoria 9ibiiion, q. S. & g. u.
$50. s65-euero, gictoria. 1850 madut
Mbfa6rt-
$50. 3o6-guero. @ictoria. 500 BORN
M. g. & 8. gabn.
Mntunft =
SO. 241-gou Souiton ,mb gaIpeiton
;. :. ;. =. =. $50 morgens
$50. 235-8om Gorben. .7.30 born.iti.
$40. 231-8om Norben uno Souitpn
-. :. 80. .3.25 1ladm
So. 8 Som georben. ..7:45 abenbs
g(bfa1rt
$50. 244-gaa6 bem @oroen u. 9ouftou
>. :. ;. :. :. ..7.10 nDrnl
$50. 10-Saa9 bem Norben. 1000 born.
SO. 236-@a6 bem Morben. -. -.
:. :. :. 900 abenbs
$40. 242-ga6 benz Norben ,irlb @als<
beitpn.- :. -. .11.5O abenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
RoSifalbeilmne
MerbenI6lpa6e

s6paGe, uerb5le Berfonen, espIast bon 6ofi.
rrneSlofisteit unb f6Ie4ten Ir6unlen. erf3Dp.
f@mersen, SaaransfaII, atbnabme 6.s 1eb3rs
urb Gef4ts. aatarrb. Woeeubsn6sn, @tnbIbsrs
ftnpfune, Wilotefeit, erroten, btttern. &ertfIops
finn erfabren aus benz vJastnbirsunb", fpls
etnfadj, fbnell nnb btifts allie nnnatlirIt.
t,en 9erluite limb ambere oslseu jusenb.
lid1cr Wertrrnnsen sritnslttb seleiIt uns
bale Ueinnhbett nnS Brp9iinn tsteoes.
trlanst tperben t5nnen. Uans ncnes
Seilnerfabren. Seser ietn stsner arat.--
Etefes auberorbentIi6 tnterefiante unb Iebr.
rei@e Bu4 (Geutf6e QtufIaee 190e) fpeId6es
BON lung nnb al, Mann nnS Srau, selsfssns
perosn lollle. tnnn eeeen uin1snoune BON 70
bon oer
RriDatsalinii, 1876. Nbenne
freiu Bork, a. ~.
Wfan ertpdbne bic Treie Brei5e {. Feras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
Orfettttett e9 an.
Sau 9lntoniu benst iid) oem ltmab-
amoerlidea. &iele 8iirscr be-
SeM9et eS.

0lrs. 80. 9. 6reenlan, 434, Siio.
greia Str, Gan glntonio, Seaos,
Iagt: uSeit eil1etn Sabre gebroltbe
i6 9oan's Nieren BilIen u,to erfrelte
mid einer guten @eiunbbeit. Sd bo-
be oas Wittel fdon bielen anoer:l
2euten empfoblen. Sd erneuere nit
gergniigen oas offentlide 3eugnis,
peI6es i6 oieien Braparot IN
1907 altsIteIlte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
Gin Q6ipe liebfpit Elm @inb.

SSn Bittsbure liebfofte ein milher
2oipe bic Sano zines &inoes, meldes
oieie in ieinen aafig itedt. Sic @e-
fobren Ser &inoer iir1o oft GROCER,
tpie mir abnen. Sauielloe 1terben
an @rfaltungen Grup uno &e,l6bu-
item, Die our6 Or. Sings 9sem SlE-
coberD eerettet meroen folllteu. SO
Gents uno 500. 8eriu6flniher
frei @arantiert BON alen 9ruggi-
iten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
Sin ridltiaer @ilbfana

mar Suiie ano trug INNER 8erleb-
ungen oapon. Sber Die 0tulter ge-
,bruu6te 8udlin's 9(rnifa Salbe
nno glaes beilte raid. 20 Cts bel
ollen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03
Der heriihnte @enremnl

Der beriibrnte @enremaler
Sron5 BON 9efregeer begiae in
Miin6en Die 6eier ieines fiinfuno-
iieb5iglten @eburtstags. Gem 0enia-
len &iinitler murben aus oielem Sin.
Lab bon allen Seiten oic 9roBter
g6runaen 5uteiI.
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9as seras Wnnber

BELT alle gteren, glaien nno rbeu-
matiide 2eiben; bel allen Dr,tggiiten
ooer 2 monatlide 9ebanblung per
BoIt fir 81. Or. 6. @. Sail, 1926
Olipe Str, ct. 2ouis, 800. 56rei6t
fir 3euenilie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03

9ieles 3ellenis, pel6es @,rs.
Sreeman bier erpabnt, lautet fol-
genoermaBen: SD litt an &iidelt.
i6mer5en unO fiirdtete, oab tneina
gieren angegriffen naren. 9lls oie
Observation-Disclosures anfingen ,ltt-
regelmaBig 51 perben NOR i6 iibsr-
5eugt llno peri6affte mir cine S6ad)-
tel bon Ser geror Drug 60. Sic bal
fen io9leid uno in fur5er 3eit mar
i6 fret bon geiererleioen. "
3uln 8erfauf bei alleu SGnolern.
Breis SO Gents. Soiter-Miabur.,
60, Buffalo, gteip Oorf, aueinige
@genten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
Griunert Gu6 oes Namens =
0oans = nnb nebnt feline anoere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-03

Sn Sobinas, Goabuilo, murnc
elm fleiner Sunge namens Sbomp-
ion BON einem ouf i'm iouenoen
&oblenbaufen berihiittet nno ec,
gtict
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
THE MUSIC:HALL GIRL.
Enjoyable Comedy. Coming to Acad-
einy OF Music.

For real good, wholesome and en-
joyable comedy you should see "The
Music Hall Girl" which is new
production that achieved success last
season in England and which is be-
ing produced in this country BY the
Raymond N. Harris Attractions tlnc)
who have the, sole rights Of this
pleasing comedy for the, United
States. It is a farce comedy that
you will want to see ID ore than once,
as its reception everywhere has been
most cordial by even the most dis
eliminating theatre goers.
The story is both amusingly and
cleverly told and the plot is brightly
illuminated with strong specialtics,
singing and dancing. and host OF
singular feats. The song hits are all
catchy and easiy remembered. The
Music Hall Girl is announced for
the Academy of Music next Thursday
evening. Curtain rises promptly at
$50 o'clock. Prices 25. SO, and 10
cents.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
Bruncllyille Locals.

Miss Rose Witherspoon, one Of our
High School teachers. was called
home this week on account Of the
death of her mother.
H. L Schlosburg. OF Camden, had
business in town this week.
S. S. Byrd attended Court in ST.
George this week.
Mrs. T. W. Wilkins. Of DanvilIe
Va. is the guest for few days ol
her sister. Mrs. +. II. Rawl.
j. @. HERS. OF New York, spent
last Sunday in town as the guest OF
his sister. Mrs. J. C.. Heaton.
REV. Allan MacFarlan returned on
Wednesday from a business trip to
Columbia
MT. and Mrs. A. G. Warm moved
their family to Orangeburg this week
their many friends will regret that
they have moved.
Dr.. J. Ralph Smith. Of Wrens. Ga,
spent last Monday in town visiting
some OF his old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson Chappell
OF Columbia. have moved to Branch
Vile. where they will make their
home in the future.
Adam Moss. ESQ. OF the Orange
burg Bar. had professional business
in town last Tuesday.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
Magnolia Personals.

We have been having some fine
weather for gathering cotton and hay
and the farmers have been taking
advantage Of it. But it has started
DO rain and lots Of produce was
caught in the field.
Cotton Is bringing good price
having reached as high as Is cents
Saturday.
misses Lettie and Edna Tarrani
spent Sunday night with Misses Fan
ME, Idalou and Ethel Lee Fogle
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayne Livingston
of the North section spent Sunda!
with the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ID. Argoe
Miss Matte Argoc. Of North, speni
Sunday with her sisters Misses Tthel
and Beulah Argoe
Misses Jennie and Blanche Glea'
ton is spending some time with the
formers sister of Salley, Mrs. Fl. Fl
Salley.
MIR and Mrs. Osier c. Gleaton and
family spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives and friends
near Wagener
Cecil Gleatn. David and Rex
Salley attended an Ice Cream feSti'
val at Julia Academy school house
Friday night and report having a
fine time. Bill.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
Who Is Ed Bird?

The State says Ed Byrd. The nc
gro held in the penitentiary for cont
mitting criminal assault on a lady IN
Columbia on Tuesday. claims that
he came to Columbia from Orange
burg and went to WORK on the Pres
,hyterian church steeple. NJ. l.. Nc
Cullough. the contractor in charge Of
the repair work. said that he har
hired a negro named Ed Byrd the
latter part of August, but the negro
quit after working a day and hair.
The police are not acquainted with
Ed Byrd and can not place him. It
is probable that he has been In
Columbia very short time. Does
any oEe in Orangeburg know any
thing about this fiend?
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
OF MANsLAUGHTE,..
Pendarvis Who Killed Winiberly at
an Egg Picking.

The last chapter of one of the
most interesting murder trials in the
criminal annals of Dorchester coun-
ty was closed Wednesday afte neon
when John Pendarvis, the slayer OF
Charles C. Mimberly. was convicted
of manslaughter without recommen-
dation to mercy. The case was given
to the jury shortly after one o'clock,
and their deliberations lasted a lit
tie more than an hour.
The taking of the testimony was
ended before the adjournment Tues
day evening and the entire morning
session WAS taken up in the argu-
ments of counsel and the exception
ally clear and lucid charge Of Judge
Moss. John A. HERS made the OPEN
ing speech for the prosecution: He
was followed by Gen. NJ. S. Connor
on behalf Of the defense, and VIM.
C. Wolfe, and Solicitor Hildebrand
made the closing arguments for the
defense and the State respectively
The killing for which Peldarvis
was convicted occurred at an egg
picking" in the Indian Fields section
of the county several months since.
Mac Wimberly. a nephew of the slain
man, had an empty egg-shell at
tached to string. which he was
twirling in o playful manner. The
tritle in. some way struck Pendaryis,
who took occasion to upbraid the
youth. y, -
A dispute between Pendarvis and
young WimbeEly was precipltat@a,
when the elder .Wimberly interfered
on behalf of his nephew, Pendarvis
according to the testimony, applied
several vile epithets to Wimberly.
The latter attempted to advance to-
wards him, but was forctbly restrain
ed by several persons present. The
convicted man was persuaded by
several of his friends to leave the
scene of the dispute. - ~
He walked down the road about
65 yards, but the slain man succeed
ed in releasing himself from the
clutches of those who were trying
to hold him and followed. The quar-
rel was renewed there. Wimherly
continued to advance towards Pen
darvis with an open knife, according
to the testimony, and after having
been twice commanded to stand
back" by Pendarvis, the latter whip
ped out his revolver and commenced
firing. Every chamber of the pistol
was emptied, two shots taking ef-
feet
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
l,sdlr Needed.

The Orangeburg County Life Tn
derwriters' association has been or
EaniZed with +. r. Lilies as president
and ". r. Derrick as secretary aud
treasurer. The object Of the assocla-
tion is for the nlutua! protection of
the mem bership and the insuring
public against all unfair and illesi-
innate methods of business. Tht:
following agents were present II the
organization: T.. O. S. niDblc. Marvin
n. Boone. Phillip krause, l.. IL.
Woodward. l.. G. Southward. J. O..
Patrick. +. K. Lilies. J. 7. Lilies. W.
Il. Derrick and w. W. Taylo..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
RATES TO THE STATE FAIR
RAILROADS OFFER INDUCE
n1ENTs TO VISITORS:
Extra Trains Will be Operated on
Wedne.eday and Thursday OF Fair

Week. ~
Special reduced rates have been
granted by all of the railroads in the
State to the State fair which is to be
held in. Columbia from October 81
to November 4. The rates are for the
roundtrip and include an admission
to the fair grounds. IT is expected
that there will be thousands OF peo-
ple from all sections Of the State to
attend the fair.
The tickets will be on sale from
October 29 to November 4, limited
for return until November s.
The. railroads are anticipating q
big trayel and extra equipment will
be provided on all the regular trains
during the week. Special fair trains
will be operated on all lines We'd
nesday and Thursday, November ::
and 8. These trains will be operated
on convenient schedules. so as to per-
nit visitors to come to Columbia on
the morning and return at night.
spending the entire day in the city.
The following rates have been
granted by, all of the railroads from
the principal towns and cities in the
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
Orangeburs City Schools.

The Southern School News. OF Co.
lumbia. speaks in the following COM
plimentary terms Of rhe OrangeburS
City Schools: The OranSeburg City
Schools are among the best in the
State. Their excellence in due large
ly to the efficient supervision OF Mr..
a. J. Thacllsun, who has had charge
for the past twelve years The schools
OF Orangeburg have more than kept
pace with the wonderful growth OF
the city. improvements have been
made in nunlberless ways. but Supt.
ThacEson takes special pride in the
high school and employs only those
teachers who are full graduates and
who have done post graduate work
ar leading university.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
Darinn OF = kicndiSh Brute.

The State says the daring wh;i:D
the fiend Byrd displayed in entering
home and committing most iienu-
ish crime in the residential diStri:t
of Columbia. where the houses are
not more than thirty or forty feet
apart. has caused great deal OF
comment in that city. Well il may
cause comment everywhere. lt
should make the ladies more care
full. both in the towns and country,
1t was one OF the most daring crimes
ever committed in South Carolina.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-10-22
Notes from Felderville.

'Felderville, October la----Special:
On account OF excessive rainfall the
school children were given I; holiday.
Messrs. w. l.. Fielder and Ernest
Fielder have been real sick for the
last week but are better now.
The sportsmen enjoyed fine fox
chase the other night. Twenty-Five
dogs and about IS men made good
music to the ear. Reynard was
caught after about an hour and 4
half's chase
Mr.. J. n. Shuler purchased large
Buick Touring Car recently