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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-12

But let us climb up to the top OF
the high white cliffs Of Beech Island
on the Carolina side, whence spreaos
out the level duelling ground. The
September moon is rising, and the Sill
ence is intense, almost palpaole or
TANGIBLE, as it we're. The reddenlng
gum leaves flutter in the lazy breeze
furring lightly over the moss with a
sound that might be made by the
ghostly footsteps of the things IN
seen. Even the bird voices seem far
away and hushed; the moonlight flt-
n h7o"eh the11 E 49,
complain iz - u r..
tones; and stan there one
pc though Civilization and the fret 6f
lie and the strife Of man had been lett
manv miles behind, and that the land
in which it is always afternoon-lf not
black night-were we'll at hand.
eve do not shudder, but we feel IN
tensely sad, and as the red and yellow
gum leaves furry softly over our feet
we look, almost longingly, for the
fair shades of our two slender and
Youthful uncles who perished here
IN the field of honor-long before we
were born.
"some of the bloodiest duels of mod
ern times have been fought here
duels that make up bits of the tate
ful and dramatic histories of South
Carolina and Georgia-affalrs of hon
or, rivaIries, personal and pollt1ca]
feuds, broken hearts of mothers, vain
tears of women-all eliminating in
this quiet spot, and amid these scenes
it is not hard to conjure up vast and
weird phantasmagoria of victims OF
the Code Duel1o-Victims of human
folly and wai1ing and long despair.
Beech Island is a fair and blessed
land. but there hangs a dark anc
bloody fringe along some of her hor-
ders."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-12

!o[Ill6wering jumper snuF OH 1He' We"
tie most prosais objects, siallroad
trestle, poised high and spanning the
river from bank to bank. On the Car
o1ina side white chalk cliffs loom up,
cut by a road that winds up and up
until lost to sight over the high brow
of the white bare hills"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
COIIRT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The Newberry Real Estate Company
Plaintiff,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-12

Masters Office, Dec. II, 1911.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-12

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Corrie Kennedy and Rufus Eichelber-
ger, Plaintiffs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02

3.
-Ginias Wonais ipdi.r erfuhr er. bob
9iranbol aus afrita suriidgeicmmen
fei, bab bic ausfsauns ieinr Wtrte
bei 9earanbsgenelIe sinsn groben Grs
folg sr;islt babe, baB er leBi in gutsn
UerbGltniiIsH iebe unb Elm ipunnerrpls
les Itelisr in Der NpeHue be Wiaers
gemittbet babe.
gu iriiber Morgenitunbe. tpo er
iitsr mar, niht empfanssn 3u fperben,
Tutie Qapouaros Happen feiuenDreuno
auf. Gr btnitbie bic Delegenbsit, nm
Elm Dsnig nit bem pOrtier. ber iich
dub.ri. pittig portam, 81 untertnls
ten. Dieter pertrauts ibm an, bdb istH
neuer Wietber ihm in itinem 8euths
men .ttpas pbantaitifd unp ionberbar
portomme. Ger iorrette InsuB uHo
oas aut biirg.rlihe 4usiehsn aas
pouarbs gappen's DsrIsitetsn fogar ben
3erberns gu Ser 9smertung, er be-
bausre nufrihtis. boB Der 8sIiber si'
nes 10 ih0n.n SuuIes ben iehiitn
Giod on aiinitlsr permieihe. bic nitt
einmal sur Midcerie eeborteu.
aaponnrbzgoppen billigie burhdus
Ttin. eefunben 2niihten. unb ols sr
tpieoer su Sauis dnse,ommen NOR,
ldrieb er auF elmer Qnii6tspoftdrts,
70 beutlih tpis nur m0sli4, folgsnhs
3eilsn an 0iranoOl.
seieber Jreuno!
g6en mar ih BEL Dir. ohns Did 5u
Sauie su trsffen. Gs hattie mid iebr
| g.freut, Dir psrTOnlih fir bas reisenbe
anbenten, bas Du mir esfdidt boit,
All hantsn. Eu tanHit Dir benfen,
ipis ishr id mid iiber Define Gsima
sehr aefreut babe. aber iage mir.
parum ersdhlit Tu iiberall. bnB 2eiE
portier Elm tru.altr. binierliitiatr aerl
| 1T uno Tinse ireibt, bic ibn ins 3nti&
haus bringsn tonnen2 SD babe foit
cine 1iertelitunbe nit ibm geiprohen
unb finbe, bab sr Elm reht brnpsr
Waunn lit. Du biit bod Su clt. um
Dir folhe foui,n Mise su erlouben,
bic mon einem lbermiitbisen Gtubens
Ten piell.idbt per3siben ipiiroe. bic nber
zines rsifsn Mannts uufuiirbis fiHo
| unb burd bic Tu nur orbentliht geuts
unb id3lisblih oud Dir felbli ihnbeit.
| On ninmit mir bids ilsins 8emeriuns
| hcifentIid niht ipeiter libel.
| auf balbs.s Dieberieben!
| Tein irsner aapounros 1nppsp.s
| alm folasnben 10. Stiober fpd5ierH
| lapouarbs 5nppen bic abenue bt Bill
| ltrs binuntsr. Jrcnifh ld6tlnb beIot
tr fih bic Wl0b.l. Esppihe unb Grin
nerungsn aus 4frita. bic Dor ben
SouTs Ieinss Greunbes in milosm
| Durheinanpsr nuf benz 9rottoir Ran
ben Wan hoiis Gironbol gstiiB
biut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02
Gruuseis.utbHmss 6ppoibslea.
gt tcue Srsotbefer n.
Gincinnoti, 30. Gepi.

Gincinnati, 80. Sept.
Gomnro Slider on IpoIlp 2. II. I.
&c. !; $1,000.
gurie Rpan al 8enoome y. II. :.
Go; $500.
sranf g. Sobn on @orp e. 1u'
Dor: $500.
Ssobl e. Colbert Oh Sarrp 5. glei'
beiiel, 800.
Garlnle u. @ci.ermdnn oil Rortb'
tpeitern 9. II. 8. Co.; $500.
George 2oibes an CREIGHTON Ser.
man ganf 60; S2500.
Ridaro llbImann an SeoHa y
Grouc; $500
Ssoicpb 0liner on Z. @orb 8. IT, v.
Co: St700.
Catherine so. 1aptorn on 3ariN
s. Scott; S2500.
Mtaru e. IoIlaro OIL SbaronniIlc
z. Ii. 6. Co.; S2750
Mfarp gtbel NondrO an 2aDrenee
y. Radoilb; $S76.
marp 6. Gntton on Sou:5erH Sblc
s. Ii. Z. Co.; $4,000,
Ssomes e. Sonlicn Gil Cottage y
IL. 9. Co.; $500.
Sobn 8. gieiSer oil CHARLES y
aoep; $1,000.
GetiIete Snpotbeten.
Gantuel G, gSiIliep or gmos 81
dens; $1,000
2onis q. Conner an s. q. GreeIp
$500.
ssohonna g, Conner an oenIelben
$500.
Sohn g. Stuh, il, on glirne
8oobs .. il. g. Co.; $4,000.
sobn sipan an @euooue q. Ii. 3
e.: $500.
2onis w. StrubIe on api,iia abt
$500,
0iaiam IIIiion on Minnie Bbiiter
5000.
S.rrn gurmann an Gin. Caring
SocietD; $1,000.
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Aastauf6 pom csie6euswiir.
oigGeiten.
5umorssh BON 8. GurHonsti

OiranboI. iprans pIoBIid ouf unb
briilie, obnS iit) ipsitsr um bic anbes
rem Gait. i'm Guis 81 besiiHmsrn, nit
fiirdtsrIitsr Stimms:
.tu fpsiserft Did oiio ibaiidhIih.
mir bi. slsnbsn fiirfsig aouis gu bors
gen. um bic i6 did 9ebeten bobe2"
Reht perleeen sudis GapOuarbs
sappep bic ShuItern, sablte, fpie er
bas ssip0bni mar. fir 8sibs, faBts
bann IeirA, itredliten Sueenbfreunb
untsr bem arm uno sOs ibn auf bic
Gtrabs.
.Das fir Elm idmmerliber a.rl
III bift, brumute 0iranbol ~DI
lpngit rs nidi einsncl. mir sisisn
6tfili, DOR al.sr Msls asS., 1!assn.
efeou1rs@9crptn mer.ts, nj. lbrl
aumt lid bic Gepulo ausging.
sseBi 50r, 1ter auf aiti irabr?1
fogte er -. .Gs in ihon psinlid &c.
mug, Gir bieis Summs nini peri1lis.
Zen 5u tonnen. 2lber gum 5eufei. Oh
mubt D1s DION perifspeH, I1 DIN Hln'
mebr ulIein."
GirnHnol lodts bObnffh auf.
.Dns ipiu id neinen. Iu haf
cine reiSenbe Grau ssbeiratbst =. mn
elmer Mitsift BON oreimal hnnbsrt'
tnuisnb JrGnes. llnb 3eine alediel
rel, bic, unter uns geinei. ipirtlib MIDI
fpsit Der III, brinsi Dir jdbrIih eircc
fiinfunbapansistnuitnD 5ranes elm
llno mid armen aerl, Ger ME Dliic
gehati bat, Der nur itiner Stunt lebt
labt Du pbns einen pitnnig nnh 4l
gier nbbampfeE!"
.glter On ssbft bod In cfii5ieasi
auftrae fir bos Winiiterium bobin
unb por Deiner Abreiie erbdIit Di
Observation-Disclosures Grunes unp
iobdlb Du nngetommen bifi, gleid
fitbsniaufe ufenofGntbuHDtSs DraHsS aus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02
Der Msoin unb Columbia Gtrabe in
gleip Baltimore. ST.

Der main unb Columbia Ssrabe in
Wep Baltimore. ST.
ssocob 5uhs u. Mnb. an 9elamp g.
Gcul, unssfdbr 3 Ndsr 2anb in Get
tipn "a BON GpIerain Soipnihip. ST.
S6omos r. 9roiun IL. Nno. an
Mlsner Silpcralabe, % Sub an Der
Weitieite Der Clifton Npenus, slpdhen
aleiner uno Gpnron Strobe. ST..
sSobn 0elbig an Rifdrb llhlmonn
Ii. gtnb., s 2idsr Qanp in Sefiion ID
bon golerain ToipnIbip. $700.
Cbriitopbsr ". GiemIer an Mlas3ie
Wcgregor. Got 100 in Weber's I'm.
terabtbeilung Der Sbaip 5orm. ST..
aotie Serb, Dnrh ben Radlabper
matter, an WilIiom W. Gnthrie, 1beil
bon Got sos in Der llneereliff llnttrs
abth.iluna. S2730.
5erbsrt 6. 9ahouo an SoIepb Wlils
Ter, 80 SUB an Der SiioIeite Der Gm@
ming Strabe, 271 5uB tpeitlid BON
Der Clifton apeuue. 81.
Qanrence u. Yahpup an Wdrp
Gtbel Qollarb, Got 35 unn 5heil bon
Got "a in Der lluterubtbeiluns Der
Clifton Got 60. 81.
Hettis Wl. Soarbs an e. u. Wses
Donoaah. 80 bel 100 RUB an Der
Siiofeite Der Rorippoo apsnue in on
Worpoob. 81.
Caroline 3. ssadIon an 0apio 3.
8idfon, 45 bel 101 5ub an Der Glib
ieiie Der Soptins Strnbe. 81.
gbarles 9. Gnsp on Sobn 8. Rsis
Der, cine Got 2S BEL 80 5ub in Sets
tion s pcn Willereet 3oipnIhip. 81.
annie SO. Rpbcrts on Sames OBJ
maro Gjomien. 196 2fdtr in Settion
| IS bon Columbia Iolpnibip. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02
Grnaseisentbams nebsrtrssxnsen
gineinnati, 30. s.pt.

gineinuati, 30. Gtpt.
Sobn Sabsr an Jrsberid 3. 5urs
lanosr. Got In 9aber's lln..rabtkis
lung. 81.
Gliaabetb R,uiI. an SObn 3. Junid.
as BEL 120 lub an Der Gftfeits Der
SulIipan 4Osnue, 1853 CUB fiiblih
BON Der Dtlmur Strab. in ct. 9srs
naro. 81.
9.Ores SO. groptbtr an 6oracs @.
groiptber, Elm uns.tbeiIiss 1/6 Snisrs
eff. in Cots 151, l52. 153 unb 154 in
6. 6. 6opiins' llnitrabtbxiluns BON
glmtpoon, fotpis 5beil pom aot 183
in bsrielben unt.rnbtheiiuns. 81.
2puis 8. MoIf an WilIiam Molf,
A bel 81 Gub an Der GiioofsGds Der
Clan unb libsrtp Gtrabe. 81.
Ni9olous !. Dalfh an Clara SO.
Doresr. 20 Subr. pnht auf 66 bel
10 5ub on Der GiiDpejtsgde Der 5.
unb Central qpenus. Sdbrlids mieihs
$250o. nit osm 4nfaufss pripiler
eium gu $4,000.
Spbn q. Gdub an Murp q. SUBJ
Tins, Got so in 8ofinser unD 6opiins
llnterabtbeilung pOn Glib NOrlDoo0
$1.00.
Caroline Wullsr an CLARA q. garos
Tiers. s Sabre paht auf 25 Jilb an
Der Meititiie bee Droobtpop. 40 guh
n5rolih bon Der 4. GtraBe. Jdbrlihs
Wistbe S700. NIT Dem Qfninufss pripis
leeium su $4,000.
Hslamp g. Seuu an Mnnie anolI.
mann. tine Got an ber gacrDmsjtsGdl
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besnhIt. 8a braudit bod nur fir
did d[leiu su forgen."
Id, alter areunb, mad nidt 70
pisIe gsffidten, bat 8iranepI. r9ieb
mir fiinfunbspan3ig 2ouis. Damn
Ituloeit Oh mir bioB not iiinfunps
5pan5is. bic gu mir ia natddidsn
taunIt."
Drh bisier iauIs WiB Osrieblts isin!
Wirtuna.
,Ysin, ih lam es nihtl4 fhIof
Qopouorns 1oppen snergift. sWtin,
@erpflidiunoen finb gu srcB; ih hab'
bereits orei ainbsr. mp Elm piertes
lit untsripsgs. Iuberbsm peibt 8l
ia. oaB niht ih bic Gaile uuttr nit
babe"
IS III aIb.lannt, bah 0sint iuit
oerlihe Sdtpiegermuti.r did ME Ell
nsn bnmmen Sunsen bsbanbeit.
.@ans rtdt! llnb msrt' Dir, al
ter i5rsuno, bnB ss anmer beHer 1T
Rifts 3u borasn, ols noGber 5dere
reien Al bnben urb nun ouf g8le
berf.b,n unb sIiidIits Reiie -"
so Idbt Oh mid iisen!!" ris1
@iranbol emport. .Tas psrgeii. i'd
ME. Tu nirIt bon mir ihpn nod
borenl"
Gut! Shit mir bon 3sit su Sci
aniiGtsppiiturtn -"
Rad hieitn Wortsn fpe,lbttt iih Ga
pouarbs Happen esIhidt burh bic Wd
gen unb Iisb ieinsn piithenn fIuhen
ben 'yrsuno nuf Der uHtersn Sssts be-
syabrbcmmss iteh.n.
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=.
Uisr Wpnaie ipareR lei. jeHer linz
t.rrsouns psrflOHen. 31os fsinsr Gros
bung bate giranbol bisber t,iH 2ss
bens seit,en BON ftb sessben aos
ppuarbs Iappen mohts itch poH 3sit
su 3sii innsrIih guripiirfs. 10 bart
osrpeisn gu lsin, unb bate CT fib nidt
10 Dor isinsr Shpisssrmutt.r gss
fiirttsi. nor Der er sineH gons anbers
eep6bnlihen Refpett bate, ipiirDe sr
Iitsrlit BEN arm.n 9srbannieu sis
n.n ilsin.n 3uidub na4asisnbst bas
ben.
,grm.r a,rl," iaete sr 81 iih. I'D
psrseiR ihm germ. Dab CT eiu Denis
boi. ouf mid it,"
ginss Ruhts nun seesu balb 5ip0lf,
al sfhon auss BEL ben 2apcuaror
goppeps in tieffiem S6iaf lag, tIins
| e.Its Semanb an Der 5lurthiir.
G6laftruni.n 6fFnets Der WaItr. Der
in isinsm sriten S4lai s.itOrt mar,
hie Gueer.
Bah" buhte er, has III gstptb II.
esio,in Eummtopf. Der ii4 in Der
gtaee e.irrt bat"
9od, in3niitsn bate iih dnh itins
yrou in ihrem gsti perit0rt ouf9erIhs
tel uno bo iis DOR BEN GinihIafen II.
| oenoein eruIslig,s BUD esleisn hattie,
10 fliiFt.rts iis nit angit5itternbsr
| Stimme:
rEas Iino esipib Ginbre6er!'
| Gin poar 4usenblids berrftte Ruhe,
bonn iIinaslie es fpisoer, ihGrfer unn
ldnaer. Sn Der 5in!eritubt tpar:n bic
Rinber oufaena9t uno begannen su
id,rei,n. ShIisblin eritien aud Die
| Ghpiss.rmutttr, 2odenfpidt! i'm 6aor
unb Elm 2ihi in Der 5ano.
.glbsr bort Shr oenn nih.s2 .....
gDer lam nur gu ipdtsr Nnhtftanoe
70 .linasln2 Cd babe cine Ihnung.
als brobe Elm ungliid!"
Ginsa. Gstunnen ipdtsr iiann bic
qans. yamilie boiler aufrsgune hinser
Ser flurtbiir. ssn 5aItuua uno 4ns
sua alifen iis ungeFdtr Rcthb1iien
au fbsm ariegspfon. 9opouarosI Iap'
pen belt jeinsn Repolpsr in ttr onnb.
um fir ale galls eeriiitst gu fsin.
,Wer lit b1g1 frngte er.
Der EeIegrapbsnbote". Gntiuorist.
cine iunes Stimme ironiih.
R1HsInb fitl DitSifsrheitsteiie h.rs
unier uno tnirFh.ne brshie fih be.
J ShliiHd inn ShioB.
.eutlhulbigen Gis, bite, msiHs'
Der 1r1ger, .absr biz Teptfdt tommI
: aus 4fritn anb In bisiem aiils trdsj
man lie bis Miitsrnnd3t aus -.
g.nhhtm gupouarbs 3upptp fhnel
: bas tlesiriIde qiht auFoebreht bate
rib er NIT nsrp0fer 6oit bds 9sle'
aramm anf 80. Aus alfrita II. >. Dai
! sonnse oifo nur Girnnbol isin. Gihsl
! mar sr idiusr irani .... bate tsiaer
pfennia @eln mehr 49,.
uaies bod, bite, por.@ trtontt ot
I Yirenae, isinsn Nineriprut hulbsnb
. Gtimms Der Ehpieg.r lnutter.
!! aapouarb Happen, Der fdnsn Del
( snbalt bes Nl6ithsns iibsrflogtn bat
|. ts, onipor.et. einfnh:
~llnm6nlih!4
CT tpolIte esrnbe bic Depeiht aerrti
n ZEN. Tod NIT einer Dsbenbisssit. bi
!, man ibr taum siiqttruut hattie, rieb BIZ
Y Ghipiegsrmiiter ihm cos popitr aul
J, Der 6nno unb Ios nit lnuier. psrnebm
b lihtr Gtimmt:
Il .gsnrGiffrub. 8 llar q Gbsnbs.
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4 m MR ufeum.

Gie. Zen 91nFer BON Woraibof
baben Gk bod fiber fh0n stfeben
5srr 2euinani21
er: .geDaure. Sndbigite! JntertHif
mid iuns unD iarnidt fir ainoieuus
4riilsl.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-02

Goeten in Dale gensSiffrab tpei6s
libes aomssl asieben bon TO uerttpiirs
bigger MehnIif,tsit nit Dsinsr Shfuies
asrmntier, bab ih bem gersniissn,
Dir bas fpaEsih mitsuirilen, nitt
tpioeritsbctl lam. 0iranool.
.Usarnd, meine orms. seiiebte Wids
maj" idrie unter Sdluh3en bic innge
fyrau gapouorb@gappen nno ihldng
bic Urine um ben 6als ibrer Wsutter.
gDdbr.nb beiien iisbsr bic brsi ains
Der. gstte, 3eie unb 9otc. ibrer iSrsuz
be ubsr ben id6ntn snhalt oes 5sles
1ramms ireisn 2ouf. Sbr Batter Ders
priiaetts lie orbentIih. nm bdburh bic
Iufmertinmfeit penn moglih aif eis
nen onbtrsn @eeenftanb 5u lenten. Dsss
bdlb enteing .r aber bod niht bern
qerehten 3orn j,iner Shlpisetrmuis
Ter -.
.qlh. bas in nlIo bic 4hiuna, bic
mir Sbre ;yrsunbe be3enaen!" ihrie
oieIe bebenb Dor Wutb. rTaraus Tam
man ia netts Sdliifis 3isben. tDie Sic
ibnsn gsgsniiber bon mir ipreheH m0s
gen!"
60 ssns ,s meter Biz gum Worssna
grauen.
2appuurbsgappen mubts fir bier
sebn 9ase ins 5otel sisben. unb ss
mare iichtr 3ur Sbeiouna getcmmsn,
lptnn CT nidt aufs Feumiithgits um
Deraeibung sebst.n bate
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---bts serEhmteRs---
Wa(r(agerin Oieles 3eita(ters,

e6on In hcr dIteffen Belt sab es ae,oiiis
Gerfoneu, bis eurct BITE G6bpfnna bDber be9oot
sparen. unb es iieat fetn Ssueifei be-, oat
oud bentsuiass no0 gcrfoaen erifttren. BIT
burd etne nnbsiannts araf. I'm Stanss itne
GieIes sn ttun uno porausaufaaen, ras fiE
anoerl erftaunIid LIT una bIetbt. SIR GoItheS
6at bic ssa,nr tiefe Dame befouoers be1itnftgt
benu fe Bat ibr ote feItcne gabs rerIeben bas
Cebcn .crer WaitmeRf6en mts etn cufeefnials'
nes sI& aenau 81 Iefeu. BergeBi ntbf. eab
Ee In ttrer sieenen saeneens an SeeitF aesrnt
potrt. gehmt bic Gaft eub Gar af:6 bio
eeeitn Ubenue. oarn aest bteisIbe bsuan'. bts
CTR bic inone saeNSena bon 5rau y. Oaeasr
erreidt gas pdus 1T snr Iiniea 2ane Nib
sm 9aun Il. eer Same:
MRS. h. YAEGER,
Seefis arsane, asurspb. Gaweinra.l g.
Beeis 80 Gents unb botnbsr.
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Merit d.

Watrifpru6.
Ritt GtlbftrtenntniB III Der Meisb<f
ltbttr G&Iub.
M<ua man beu 4ompf INNS 1sbei
sdmpftn mu6.
gsein. ss&t periehn be nHbern ~ En-
eriinben.
Oaa fibt hen ipa4ren 0ebeuel& &lilt
isl fuSsas
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golb mad bieiem 9sIprdd besans
nen Die iungen a.uts Yorbereituneen
gum 4bmarif am nGhiien 9ase su
treffen unb 4rnplD 5aloer half feinem
i5rsunbs, Die benlislben 5ugtboris.n
Sohen 5u orbnen unb in ben bereits
itehenbsn aoffsr 5u paden. Wdbreno
iis ubsr 70 befaGftigt tpnren, fubr benz
@jeiitIihen, Der ihrem 5bun nit traits
riger Wtiene sufab. plDBlid Elm G.s
bants bur6 ben Sinn unb auf Der
StelIe beidlob er Denielber cussufiibz
rem, Da er ibm gut biintts. Shne 81
fagen, mas er beabfihtiss. ieste er li1
an ieinen G6reibtifh unb perfabts
einen fursen griff on 5errn Srmina.r
in 2usern, porin er ibm anSeiaie, bag
arnolb 5alber aus llnterieen mad
benz 5oipi3 estommen lei, Inn ieinen
Sreunb ob3ubolsn. Dieisr iei bur6
ben ipaderen 5elfsr In Der Roth iihts
bar aufsebeitert unb babe iih nit
friThen ardften tpieber bem tbdtigea
aeben suaeDenbet. syiir jest beabIihs
tieten 9siDe nur. fih ihre 6eimotb am
sufehen, inbsFsn ieien iie aufrihtig gts
neiai, i'm ndhitsn oerbIt ibrs perlaIs
iene faufmdnniIhe 2aufbubn non
Reuem auf3unebmen. Shlieblih ems
pfobI er fie benz DieI Derm0genben
RaufhsrrH uno BAT, - Hi4s libel ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-14

The Malarkey public utilities bill
was referred to the committee on
railroads. Mr.. Fouts, of Multnomah,
will fight for amendments that would
radically change the bill. He had a
bill of his own, which is practically
the same as the Kellaher bill in Port
land, and by taking the vital parts Of
his bill and seeking to amend the
Malarkey bill in the railroad COM
mittee, he would make it, in his opin-
ion, much better bill in all re-
spects.
He will seek to embody section 10
of his own public utilities bill in the
Malarkey bill. 1t provides three per
cent gross earnings tax on all corpor-
ations that come under its operation.
That would leave the MalarlSey bill
only to deal with such corporations
and municipalities as would prefer to
operate under its own provisions,
and would relieve communities that
wanted to handle their own public
utility corporations free to do so, and
free from taxes to support the ad-
ministration of other cities, and the
state at large. The Fouts amend
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-14
DRUGGIST
LICENSE
REDUCED
MAY SELL SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS
BY TAKING OUT LICENSE COST
ING THEM $1OO-PAYING AND
SIDEWALKS THE OTHER BUSI.
NESS OF COUNCIL MEETING.

With the view of relieving the drug
stores from the hardship of having
to pay a license of 5000 year to sell
intoxicating liquors, an ordinance
was introduced last evening in the
city council to reduce the license to
500 a wear. After it's second read
ing the rules were suspended and it
was read the third time and enacted
into a law.
Councilman Durbin who is the au-
thor of the ordinance, stated that un-
der the old ordinance but one drug
store-that of Dr. Stone, had taken
out license because they felt that
the amount was too large. They
sold liquor, however, it seems, but
when Chief of Police Hamilton re-
Gently notified the proprietors of all
drug stores that to do so they must
secure a license or suffer the penalty
of the law, they ceased. This condi-
ton of affairs was found to work a
hardship upon many customers-as
for instance, people living in the ru-
raj districts desiring liquor for med
icinal purposes were required to Sc
cure a doctors certificate to procure
it and the price of 1t as rule would
be double that paid for the liquor
With the view of eliminating this
condition proprietors Of most of the
drug stores had a conference with
the ordinance committee and agreed
that if the license was reduced tc
S1OO that they would take out
licenses.
Other Ordinances Passed.
An ordinance regulating the weight
of loads to be carried by differeni
kinds of vehicles upon the paved
streets of the city was passed and Sc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-14
HITCHCOCK ATTEMPTS TO
PUT THEM OUT OF BUSINESS
FOR AIDING PROGRESSIVES
Blythe Summing Up Says "The Vital Thing Is That the
Administration, Exerting Its Taxing Power Is Endeavorng
Abolish the Free Press Not Only in the Case of Its Own
Political Ambition, But in the Interest of and for the Pro-
lection Of the Financial Powers 1t Seeks to Serve"

on a self sustaining basis; the ad-
senator's who tackled the
amendment on the postoffice bill have
the excuse that the president de-
mands the increase.
They are making these excuses,
too, now that they are discovering
how thoroughly the people are
aroused on this mater of using the
taxing power of the government to
con6scate, That's what it amounts
to for the free press that dared to
criticize and condemn certain acts
both of the administration and of the
administrators supporters in con-
gress.
Laying aside the tremendous econ
omic fact that the imposition of this
tax means ruin to the magazine and
periodical business of the country
and the absolute extinction of popu-
lar magazines, look at the principle
of it. Three facts are certain, First,
that the tax is part of a carefully
matured plan of the administration
in conjunction with those interests,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-14
LuNIrnp rnrss IrAsnp wIRn.I ]

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Police lnvesti-
CATION today of the recent holdup or
Rector's restaurant revealed the fact
that woman, who is now believed to
be in San Francisco escaped with
most Of the loot She double-crossed
the man who double-crOssed his pals.
by drugging them after they had held
up Charles Willard, robber No. / and
relieved him Of the $1,000.
Befons robbing the restaurant VIII
lard cOnfided hig plans to LOTUS. AS
Willard was coming from the cafe
he was confronted by four men,
headed by LOTUS, and forced to give
up the coin. Then LOTUS drugged
his three companions and took the
cash.
The police say today that LOTUS
gave thn money to woman to keep
for him and that she slipped away
and fled TO California.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-14

the bodies of six members of the gas
oline schooner Oshkosh who were
drowned when the little boat turned
turtle three miles off the Columbia
river jetty yesterday AT the home
of friends at Hammond, George May,
the engineers, who escaped after a
terrifying experience, is reported to
have practically recovered.
The drowned: Captain Thomas
Latham, master; W. r. Deane. Gus
Ramzager, Charles Larson, Gus Chill
berg, AL Davis.
May saved himself under terrify-
ing odds. For over three hours he
fought for his life in the dark engine
room until the overturned boat, driv-
en- by the heavy gale, struck high
upon the beach two miles below the
government jetty and May was able
to escape. He Immediately set out
for aid and met one of the life savers
who hurried him to the shelter of the
station.
May said that the boat overturned
without the least warning, At the
time Captain Latham was in the pilot
house and the other members of the
crew were at their stations. When
the craft went over, May grabbed
hold of the engine and clung to 1t.
He did not dare let go as the engine
room below him was awash and to
do so meant death.
The Oshkosh was en- route from
Tillamook to Umpqua river, Southern
Oregon For two days previous the
little ship had fought against an 80
mile gale which had driven her north
out of her course.