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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
Wie 9iplomaten perbanoelu,

Jn Ieinem btriibrt.n i'm Sabre
1858 erffisnemn Buhs pon BEN Ghas
rnstsren andipitrt Der fransofiihe
Shriftitsiler Ga 8rlipere in oem aos
piisl .uon BEN Gtnntsoberbaupie oner
be mSiaate" nit feiner sSronie rie
3hdiigisit oes Itplomatsn ieinsr 3sit.
Wsan bari ipcbI asrnb in bieisn 1aaen
Die Aeubtrungen Disfes ebsnio duf-
meriiamsn ME i6oriiinnigen gsobad)s
ters Der Wenihen, Gitisn unoBebrdii-
DE isines Sabrbunberts ipisosr in grs
inneruns brinstn. sunraI ba lie audi
kute nod in pislsn s3lgen geltuag
habfn. Gin Winiiter pber 8efdnoier
10 iiiGrt Ga 8runere aus, lift tin. Irt
6 ghamdl.0n, Elm prpieus. WsanhmaI
ssisi .r slsi6 sinsm sefd,id.en Spisler
lpeoer GemiiibsiiiHmune nod Tempt
rameni. iei es. i'm nidt llrfafe su
8.ruuibungen 81 gsben ober iidl
ournfdautn 81 laifeH. lei Is, nm nitt
aus 2sioenifnft oher aus Sfspdhe ets
ipas prn iein,m Gsbsimnib su p:rs
rathsn. Sin anbsrmal psib sr audi
fsiRsn ghoTaiter ben Mbiihten, bic er
perfplei. fotpie Der Gage. in Der er fich
befinbtt. ouf bas entIprehsnDfit onSus
poiisn uno 10 an erifeinen, tpie ftin
gortb.il ss erhiTfi. bumit bic Gnberen
slauben. er Isi in Wahrbeit 10. DEM
nah iii sr in iiorisr Voiiiion ober in
ihpoher SisfIuna. bic er niht merisn
laiIsn min. ftIt nno unbeugfnm, um bi.
Gun, pisl BON ihm burhfebtn Al mol
len. sil b<nsbmsn. oosr sr III nndniedg,
nm benz dnoeren DtIsgsnbsit 5u bitten.
ihn NIT Wiinifen anausehsn, uno iich
ieibii bic aIeihe s5reihkit au geiiati.n.
Gbtr er ift tnlt unb fhipeigfam, Inn
bic anberen s,sf, GpreheH an noibig.n.
um Innat 3tit suhDren 81 tonnen. oosr
um cngtb1rt 81 luerben, irenn er fslbft
fprif,s; unl nit Ghpuna nnb Rahs
brud All rebsn, umW.riprsGunaen ober
Drohunaeii su Gubtrn. Die tinen mad.
| tiaen Ginnrnd htrporbringsn unb bic
lerfhiiitern -. Bel elmer anotren Oss
lsssnbkit iprint er sulebi. nm ni6t
psr1sblim ~ rebtn. nm iurs iinb biins
| big Su fsin, IN, eenuu bdsisnioe si srs
ienntn, ipornuf er fur fid unb fsins
Dtrbiinbsien bausn odrf. um Az fpifs
lien, mas ibm 3u forbsrn srIanbs lit,
Iunb mas tr trInnstn fnnn. Or Derftsbt
lss. In flortn unb btitinlmien Nusbriis
den au fprsfen. nod beHsr absr per.
ittht * ts, b0pp.liinnis uno In eintr
buntlen Weifs 5u rtntH. 3iptibtutige
gDenbunosn unD M3orie su aebrauntn,
| bic er, Il nod BEN Otlssenhsittn unb
| ftinsn SniereiTen. gelt<nb MAIDEN obtr
| obfmspGnen !1nn. Or perInnat trenig,
| ipenn er nint bel ssbsn min; u Ders
ldn9t Did. um Menisss su tfboiten
|nnb e. um II fntrtr 3u erbdlt<n. Gr
lferberi MnfnHgs nur gtringfiigigfD Din.
loe, tis man i'm abr. ME q ipdter bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
TfaHoIeiber.

anipruhi, fir nihts anihlaaen iOn,
unb Die ibn niht hipoern. stlpus Gro
beres Su perlanesn. gr psrmeiott TIM
Geeenibeil. bamit ansuFnussn. bab er
tin.n tpthtigen pnnit 3u erlansen
iirebt, ipsnn biefer ihn barnn binbert,
msbrers anDers BON minberem WeIang
su erringen. bic aber al. sufommen
ben .riten iibtrpiegsn !. GIsiherfpeifs
III er befliiien. bds Wsnigs. bos sr
bieisi, astualiig hernussuitreifeH uno
In Der 9oriietlung Der anoertn 3u nsrs
grobern. oaeesen bas Weniae. mas
man ibm su eebeH einpiliigs. often unp
asrabean berabSuissen. Gr betpiIligt
rlebr. 1ls man pom ibm Dtrldn9t, um
nod mtbr su srhaIitH. nis er seUdbrU
mub -. Gr ipridt nur BON nriebf !.
prn Biinbnib, BON offsntliher N1 I,
BON offtntlihem Jniereiis. In Nnhrs
belt isbod, benti er Hur an bic feinsH,
b. b. an bic sSnisreiien ieints 0ebieitrs
cher ffines Ssaaits s.. CT befibt
phleemo. er befpnffnet ii6 nit Uluib
iinb Schulz. trmiibei ME. moht 0isls
mebr bic anDrrsR matt unb irsibt III.
bis sur Gntmnibienns. Or stbt fosar
70 nett, iih 5u Tiellen. ols cb ibm i'm
atbsimsn an einem 8ruhs Der unters
Lanbfungen gelegen more. irsnn q gts
rabe am heftisItsn ~bsren 5ortietung
min. sue ftint Gntipiirft. atls ieine
0runbf1bs, ale Jeinhti.en ftiner
Eiaaistunit iino nuf Gin sinsisss 3iel
strihiti. unh bas iii, nitmnIs bintsr<
gansen 81 iptrbsn unb bic anberen ~
binitrgthtn.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
on JrantIin StroBs in Carthage.

Don JrantIin StraBs in Carthage.
81.
QeIIie Or. StoIiportbp an Charles
8. Nniteb. Got BOA In See, Wilion e
gulIpd's Mbbition su gortbaae. ST..
Ueorge 90. Dittos on ben Snulratb
bon Cincinnati, 9beil BON Got 3 in
0anb & Jroome's lntsrobtbsiluns in
Winton glace. $500.
Die 6. u. peters Reolip So. an
5reb. 0lepers. 25 Eel 8S fub an Der
Siibieite Der sittinipn Sirabe. 81.
Wlnube u. 9arnes on sSobn Qoppe,
1890 geres 2dno in Setiiou 8 IN
GpIeroin 9p. 81.
Daniel .. WessorIanb an Malier
.. Me0iliarb. 5beiI BON Got 2 in
9. .. gorblp's llntsrabtbeiIuns IN
Wh. Waibington. $500.
Georee Wnthrs an Serbsrt 8.
pahouo, Got 80 in Der IorpopD
pdrt /. llnterabtbeilun9. 81.
Seine Streider an ,Jobn O. ReBs
ner, Cots 5S1 unb 5S4 in 8. 6. 5ops
tins 3. unterabthei!una in @lmpoco.
81.
2ouiIe q. Rabens an Georae s..
Gid, 2.15 Nfres aanb in 0ermsfung
61S In Nneerion 5p. 81.
8iroinia q. gurd) an Jranf II.
Zimmerman, Got q in .. R. gurf's
llnternbtbeiIune. 81.
Warn a. gurbiatl an Maria Gar
rou, n BEL 100 Jub an Der Roroieiis
Der Wdter Strabe, 5piiGen plum
Str. uno Central 4p. ST.
Catherine 6oefner on 9soree SO.
5ronttnbsresr. 5hsil BON Cots So uno
56 in grppn &c Sartshorn's llutsrob@
ibeiIung. 81.
:. 6. airbp unb Inbere an Soisph
q. 9futber, Got so nno 5beil BON Gets
81 uno AT in Bpron &irbn's llniera6s
tbeilans. $4130.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27

briiben seIobt, einmal eine ldngere
Sieita 81 halten. Nbsr dls bic Wese
nun gansbar, Die NIpen grin lpuroen
unb in Snterlaien bic Seeroen nit ibs
rem @loden auf Die ndhitselesene Zip
panbelten, ha bin i'd NIT ihnen ee3os
oen uno babe mir enmal ineine 6eis
motb BON Der 6obs ongeieben. 8 Merz
ner, unp mas babe id) oa fur Mu9en
oemdht! 0a babe it gdns ipiber ers
narten ertnnnt. BAT lpir eigenttid
freilih iparen mir nur iunge unb uns
erfabrsns 2elte, aIs mir ginaeil -
redt tboridt gsiueien limb, bas Slid
in Der Srenbe jenieits oes S5eons Su
iuten. na uniere Seiulat bns ipeiB
ih crit iebt 10 tuunberbar srOb
unb ihon lit, bdb ibr nihts, nihis ailf
Der WeIt barin aIcihtomnen lam.
gber bas Shone, 10 masit Dn freili4
Iuaen, iit es ia nitt allein. iros mir
iutten unb besebrtsn. giun ia, oas
babe ih mir audi seoaht, nber sefreut
Gabe idl mid pariitsr bod uno babel
nod, cine onpere unh niht iible Gnts
oeduno eemutt Sd bin ndmlic1 su
Der giniitt getnmmsn, baB uniere
soeimat einem Manne, Der arbeiten
iria uno tann, aud rtihlift 0eieesne
teit oasu bistst. RtHe Sinne miifTen
bamals, oIs ih NIT Dir 10 Isihitn 8es
miiths in bic 5erns gins, nod gar
nidt entpideIt pnsr org perid)leiert gss
peien iein. Genn ieg. tom mir alles
nit einem Wial gan dnoers por als
friiber uno mir mar }u Wuthe, nls Oh
mir pl0blih erfi bic augen fiir bic
tauienofoten Rei5e auFasganssn Dos
rsn, Die unisrs 5eim1t ihmiiden. Sier,
mo 9u mitten i'm Stnes iiteit, ipis
id1 idon Dor einiatn Stunoen 81 mels
mem eritaunsn lab. iisbit Gu frttIih
BON Der gltIt ba pr uben gar nldis.
sisr III iie Dir ptyiiegelt uHc oers
ihIoIlsn nit un3srrsiBbaren Rieaeln,
10 bab Oh gar MIDI tpeibt, ipds es
beibt, in Der Shfpei' gu lsben. Nun
.omm einmaI nit mir hinunttr nab
ben oroben Seen, In oeren Wtitte ods
reisenbe ,Snterlaien uno metne etgents
| iibs Seimat. Der Wp5uiis nteiner Gls
tern, oos aIte llnttrissn liegt. "a
iouit III tennen lernen, fpos Berg uro
| 5bal, mas 60be uno Sisfe III. at.
uno Der Triebsn, be- auf oieien gers
| oen unb SbGIsrn Iisot - irenigitsas
| in Der ndhiten Bel: nod, eenn biz
iebt tort uns bas BeIdrm frentoer
! Ulsnihen, bas Geipiyy fremoer Sprds
| den nod nid,t - me lit Der 10 purls
bsrbar srbauIif, fo iiib uno idon
uno bod 10 srmuihie:no uno betebeHo
| fir uuIers Sutiinftiasn gage! Sisb''
| DIT bos glIles nun t25e ih porIdufig
nur fir mid aLlein leiebsn, obsr ir
babe ss bod fir Die i'm SiilIsn nits
! oeIeben unn mir oft c,Hus seidgt: bier
iroenopo min id3 mir nit Werner
| 6iitien bausn, bier onnen mir nitt
aIlsin. nsin, bier pcfen mir audi tiih'
| tia arbsiten, nahbem mir uns elns
GlsiIe u.ruht unn pon unIern Wluhies
| Iiqtsitsn ba hriihsr erboIt habtn. uno
| oab mir oas thun, oas ihaoet uns
lpobrbaftie nitts. mir fino ia snnj
.ntieslih t5dtis gtpeien. iehs saHSs
Sahre hinourd, MD babel haben mir
Gin out Stiid Ns.t burhmsfsn, gr'
fabrunger ssiamms,t! -"
(50rtIsBuHs fclgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
Gsgdrfen.

Y. Ro. 2, $500.
Wm.J. gsrnges an 6. Dds. s1100.
Sofspbtne Brandt on Gartbns. 2.
II. 9. ", 5000.
Wm. 8. gorman an 6. 8. WaIss
barn, $500.
ebos. 8. aniteb an Carthage 2. IT,
6. u, $4,000.
s. u. 3immsrsnon an Soiephins
Wors, S1750.
6. J. Shuer an 6. O. 0oifrnann.
$1,000.
Waria 6. Ginrb on Guarantee Tes
poiii Co.. $500.
alirt y. WaRrs on Soutkrn Ohio
8. II. 7. 60. $500.
Rpia GIunborf an b;si.Ibe. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27

bob ia 5u elmer iolden 5bat bon
Settle Rpttlauf's niht Der gerinsite
@runo porlas, bate iie beinabe fpieoer
selaht iiber ibre unnothigen Ssiorss
niHe.
Ulan fubr ON pplissieebduoe por@
BEL. Dort bate man pielleiht aufs
1hlub erbalten tonnen ater pieoer
tauhte fpie Elm punfles Shredge=
ipenit bic MDglihtsit Dor ibr auf, oub
Marearetbe Die grmorbete lei unb iie
ieIber ais MitIdulbise anseieben
ipernen tDnnte.
Cine 0iertelitunoe ipdter belt Der
Wasen Dor bem silernen Sitter bes
altsn Wiinhener 5risbbofs; bic @rds
fin Itieg aus uno tpanoelte sipiIhen
einem pihten Dalo bon @rabiteinen
unb 3reusen pabin, tpie iie in biefer
MdnnigfaItigteit tppbl auf teinem an
beren ge9rabniBplabs Der Welt aueea
troffen tperben. 3piihen benz herrs
li6iten 8liitbenihmut bliibte bas einz
| fahite 8liimten, rantte ii6 Der uns
nerednslite Gpbeu, ben treue 2iebe
sepflanst. Simmer lan9Iumer puroe
Der Shritt Der Grdfin, je ndbsr iis
benz non Nrtaoen umeebenen 2eifsnz
5ouie fam, in Dem bic Sooten nah
aItem 9rauh orei Sage lang auseee
itellt ipureeH, ebe man lie Der Groe
iibersab.
Ineeiihts Der srpBsn Jeniter unb
Der Weuihen, bic iih baopr brdngten,
Iont Der 8rdfin poQsnb5 Der Mutb;
ullein iie raffte iih 3uiammen, ipotz
teno iiber Die eigene 6ur6t, uno trat
raid beran sipiIhen bic Neusierieen.
Gs mar pobl nitt gang 3ufaa aes
| tpeien, oob iie bel Der eriten Rdngz
tlaiTs bieier WurtIGls Der Sopten be-
sann. oblpobl tie piilen tonnte. oab
| Die Sbrietsit SelbItmOroer ober Seis
matb!pie niht nit beionOeren Gbren
umgeben peroe nad ibrem Sini6eiz
ben.
| 9d lag fteif uno 9srabs, in ppllem
@affenihmut uno nit alien ieinen
| Sroen, oas puhsbIeihe Geiitt in
itorren aommanoofalten, Elm hober
| SffiSier. Der Cob nubm iih nod
ernfter aus auf Der Acknowledgment
gabre unb Der bIumensefhmiittsn
GinIomtsit biefes pilates Der Reihen.
| Die 8rdfin panbelte ldneiam lpeitsr
uno fam 5ur 3tpsiten SIaie, ipsI6e
nehr bepoItsrt mar. 3lpsi Sinoer
uno sine graut laeen por ibr unb
fhienen nit ben ppllen blIbenben 8ez
| iidtern Die Shreten bes sooes lsuge
nen 81 molten. 9a - bic 9rGfin
5udte lei6t 5uiammen, fhimmsrte ibr
ein betanntss 9eiiht aus Der buntIsn
umrobnung entge9en Der aIte
Nann nit Dem frisbIidsn uno faIt
osrtIGrten ld6eln auf ben ebripiirbis
gen 3iigen mar Der profeFor, Der
2ebrer ibrss Spbuss Die 9rdz
fin iiberpano raid bas unbebaaIi6e
0efuhl, oas ibr gum 6er3sn itiss -
Batter, Die aus Gram iiber bas I'M
9lud lhrer Sohter Itarben, muBteH
na6 ibrer Wieinung anbers ausIsbsn.
llnb Der tpieoererpahenpe 9roq oat
ibr Die Strait. tpeiter3uIdreiten 8ur
SIafs Der Qrmutb Die Reik.
fpsI6e oisfs Der Gtpigteit geItelIt bate,
mar lang unb tief; uno blei1 ME
iene sing Die 8rdfin bic Rsibe Der
bIeihen Geiidtsr entIang. 9u bIkb
fis pIOsIih iteben unb fubr fi6 nit
Der 5utenben 9anb iiber bic @uoen;
ounn fhIttsIts iie ben aopf, fabte bic
6rau i'm tpsiBen Sobtenbsmb, bic bort
por ibr lag, feiter ms 2luse unb fant
oann ftsif uno gsrabe, pis tie geItans
ben, in bic arms elmer bo6aepa6fez
men, inpar8getIeibsten Dame, ipelds
sben Die Stufsn bes SduIsnganges
heraufittsg.
JortieBung folgt. J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
GrnHoeisentbnmsa6 a6spotbeleu.
Gineinnati. 26. Sspt.
gaeue Sppotheten.

Charles 8. 9Initeo on gimipoDo
place 6. II. 9. Co., $2500.
Spbu O. Webnsr an oieislbe. 5000.
:Senrp :. oifs an oisielbe. $1,000.
NliLiom 8. @orman an Peoples y.
u. 8. u. Co., $1,000.
sgroneis W. apsr an gatbarine u.
Corblp, $1100.
pearI 5afeIbotsf an siiDTtOn g.
Ii. 3. 60, $500.
SoIepb Wi. 5pbias on price Si[l
go. 2 &. II. y. Co., $500.
Sobn W. Wilcor an Soutbern Sbio
6. II. z. 60, $1,000.
Sorob Wrisht on Gbparo .. III
lid, $1,000.
Stanlen Rsipton on 0lsnoaIs 9. II.
e. u. go.. $1,000.
Ranep 3. Riemonn an Wt. SeoItbg
z. II. 8. Go, $500.
Mdrion syprn an bielelbe, $500.
Samusl glsisip an tisislbe, $500.
Ghriitian Riemann an oiei.Ibe.
$500.
Clara 6. gorhsrbins an bisisIbs.
S2500.
emma Red on @eit Gnb 9. u. Z.
Co., $3.50.
Barbara anberion on Guarants.
1epoiit Co., $500.
Tieislbs an ". g. qisrion, $500.
Otto 8. DaIts an 9i1s Sir. gabie
9. II. .. Co., $1,000.
Qeais 6. Gregg al Glen gopapna.
$1,000.
5arrn I. 2luer on Soutaera Gbir
Sapings gnut Co.. $4,000.
Saeob 4lItoi.er an Columbia y. u
9. Co.. $3.50.
antbonn ]. StrpB an atlas 6. u
Q. 60. $4,000.
MoIss 9ieransfn on Rem magno'
| Tia g. Il. g. Co., $500.
5reb. Wlepers on Rolitor 6. IL. g
Co., $500.
Sofspb R. Gardner on Glmpoof
qIuet g. II. g. Co.. $500.
Carrie Risiienbere an DsltsrR 5ias
g. g. u. 6. Go, 1880.
Sbs Citizens 6omeffeab 60. ar
gropibent z. q. II. z. Co., $4,000.
yrnnt q. Zimmerman an Worp q
ballam, $500.
Mdria Carroll an Gem q. u. 6
Co., $500.
| Saeob Matbis an GenirnI 9. u. g
Co.. $500.
Georse W. sranisnberser an Quo
ranise Iepoiii Co., $4,000.
SoIspb %. Ruiber an gumminsuil
6. II. 3. 60. $2500.
sSrant y. Oooonin an SouiberI
Cbio 6. u. z. Co., $500.
| wlaripen Buell. an GlSobetb pi
dens. $500.
| GstiIgte 5ppotbsten.
| Deter Mauie an gsit CTR. y. q
| go. /, $4,000.
| Glife Glsd an guguitus Ooobsoe
$4,000.
| o. 30. aniSbi on Sobn WiilIss
$537.
| Gugtne Butler on gbas. psnb!etcn
5000.
TtrieIbe an 6. u. Sonner, $215.
WnrD auihenriber ON Gran
gotpIes. 5000.
| Nancp s. Rieman an Wit. 5.a.th1
lS. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
| 5. 3. 1imberman an bi.felte
$1,000.
! n. 8. pierion. ST., an Duorunts
Depoiii Co.. $500.
| Gam Gnneibermon an Jobn ri
hois. $3.50.
| nonnnb Smith oMG Columbia .. i
g. u. Co., $500.
| Sobn 8. asbmon-on.M Mo1oipi spldf
g. u. g. ", $1760.
| Dina Artsnbers an Oorbtn .. !
lI. Co.. $500.
/ 9obnion GlSiaesr an Gisi,ens 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
9tnubteGtIesentsiL

Jungtr GtAnenn: -Gie tates's
attr rtAt silia ssstsr; Gin paor 9o0e
Ldtien Gle rnii ber NedAfns Ham
nod sp6rten f6nnen!!S
Uldubiser: -Aber Gie hdben bod IN
Der 3eiiuns annxist: ~Mouiae. -. D.
Wtsy GmpfunDltao.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13

left Charlotte for New York City
last Monday afternoon pushing a
wheelbarrow and he is under con-
tract to push it all the way. BY
doing that stunt Mr.. Orr will get
his name in the papers all along
the route. Somehow or other we
have a more friendly feeling for
the fellow who is between the han
dies of a wheelborrow pushing it
III and out of barn or rolling dirt
in it than we have for the cross
country wheelbarrow pusher. Per-
haps it is because we have played
the part of the home barrow
pusher so much that it makes us
have that fellow feeling for the
plain, stay-at-home manipulation of
'he unfrilled farm wheelbarrow."
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13
DAYS OF DIZZINESS.


Come to Hundreds of Dillon Peo-
pie.
There are days of dizziness.
Spells of headache, languor, back
ache.
Sometimes rheumatic pains.
Often urinary disorders.
All tell you plainly the kidneys
are, sick
- Doan's Kidney Pills are for kid
ney ills.
Can Dillon residents doubt this
statement?
Mrs. J. Fl. Williamson. 1O4 E.
Front ST., Florence, S. c., says: Il
am pleased to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills in return for
the benefit they brought me. For
several months l suffered from
bachaches, headaches and dizzy
spells and my kidneys gave a great
deal of annoyance. Doan's Kid
ney Pills, did me a world OF good
and / am now free from pain, in
fact, l am enjoying good health. -
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Tn
tied States.
Eemember the name - Doan's s
and take no other
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13

that frequently occur in the South,
1t surprises and shocks him." said
Andrew Shearer, a solicitor of Mon
treal, at the Raleigh. such a
thing aS lynching was never
known in Canada, though, sup
pose, that occasionally crimes are
committed that arouse the people
to an intense state of horror and
indignation. Such is the respect for
the law, however, instilled in the
people through centuries of Brit
ish rule, that no one would think
of raising a hand against an officer
Of the law. / have seen crowds
around a prisoner guilty of COM
mitting murder or other crime that
arouses the wrath of the people,
but there never is an attempt to in
jure him. The law must take it's
course and the people never inter
fere. 1t is astonishing to Canad-
lans, therefore, to read of the law
lessness that exists in some parts
of the United States"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13
DOCTOR HAS CLOSE CALL.
He Undertakes to Feel the Pulse of
ElectrOcuted Negro Too Soon.

He Undertakes to Feel the Pulse of
Electrocuted Negro Too Soon.
Eddyville, KY, July 8. When
the first execution under the new
law providing for electrocution in
place of hanging, took place in the
State penitentiary here to-day, it
came near ending in the death of
two persons instead of one.
Prison Physician R. II. Moss
stepped forward to feel the pulse of
the negro who formed the first sub
Ject, before the current had been
turned off and barely missed having
several thousand volts pass through
his body.
A warning yell from the peniten-
tiary electrician did not deter the
doctor, who, Misunderstanding the
caution still advanced, when the
second warning had to be given be-
fore he understood.
The negro, James Buckner, paid
the death penalty for the murder
OF policeman at Lebanon, KY, sew
eral weeks ago. The report of the
tlrst electrocution declares it to
nave been a success, except for the
Slight burning of the negro's head.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13
A MASTER OF FRICTION
Tafe of 12-Year Old Boy Worthy
of Arabian Nights

Tale of 12-Xear Old Boy Worthy
of Arabian Nights
Twelve-year old William Kelpert
of "a Woodward avenue, amaica j
whose fater took him to the Brook
lyn Children's Society yesterday as
a disorderly child told of being kid
mapped at Grand street, Flushing,
on June IL, when on hi way to
public school No. sc.
The police do not place much GER
dence in the story, as the boys
parents told them that they did not
believe it himself, But where the
boy has really beer they do not
know.
THE man asked me to go along
with him." the youngster said,
"and told me 1 wouldn't have to
go to school any more, and could
sleep out in the woods and enjoy
myself as he did. / didn't want
to go, but he grabbed me by the
arm and dragged me along to a
lonely part of Newton Creek, where
we met another man called Buck
He told me to wade in the water
and catch some turtles for them.
wadded and caught four, which
they sold and then bought whisk-
ey. Both got drunk and beat me
terribly.
THAT night we slept in an old
shed, each of the men taking turn
in staying awake and watching me-
The next morning the man called
Buck tore and cut my coat and
trousers until 1 looked as ragged
as they did, and then forced me to
beg.
II was taken to the door of differ
ent houses, while the men hid
themselves outside, ond when some
one opened the door l started to
cry and tell how 1 was an orphan
and homeless and starving.
sometimes made as mush as 50 a
day, all of which | gave to the men
The other night think it was
last Wednesday-after | had given
Buck $3.50, which I had begged
both he and his brother got drunk
again, and started to beat me.
Buck grabbed me by the ear
and started to hit ME with a club
kicked him in the shins, and he
let go of me for a minute | ran in
TO the swamps where they could not
get me. | was in the water some
times up to my shoulders. / waded
long way, and finally met a man
and asked him how / could get
nome. He took me to my fathers
! honse-New York World.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13
PLANNED OWN FUNERALS.

Remarkable Coincidence i'm Death of
Two Spartanburg Women.
Spartanburg, July 3. - Special:
1t is most peculiar coincidence
that two Spartanburg women should
be buried the same day, both of
whom had given minute instructions
regarding their funerals.
After selecting the minister to
conduct her funeral and designating
SIX men to serve as pallbearers, be-
SIDES naming the undertaking con-
Germ which she desired to take
charge of her remains after death.
isafs. Harriet. Alfs aged sc died
at the home N0f ne5Tf ne5Tfstd tda a1gnter, Mrs.
j. K. Jefferey, at Gaffnev.
Fulfilling her stated wishes, the
body was shipped to this city and
taken in charge by the undertaken
whom the deceased named 1t was
buried at the family grave yard at
Cedar Springs, and the men who
She stated she desired to serve as
pallbearers did so. Mrs. Allen liv-
ed in this county until recently
when she moved to Cherokee.
Mrs. Sophronia Burnett, when
she became i'll called several
relatives to her bedside and gave
Instructions regarding her funeral.
She stated that when she died she
wanted white casket and a
white robe. She told of the style
OF funeral she desired, and the un-
dertaker she desired TO bury her.
She then said that she knew she
was getting weaker and that she
did not have long to live. Sunday
she died, and the funeral was held
according to the directions.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-07-13
JOHN ID. ROCKEFELLER AT OIL.
OFFICE.
First Visit For Long Time - A
REORGANIZATION Conference

First Visit For a Long Time - A
Reorganization Conference.
New York, June %. - John D.
Rockefeller, president of the Stand
ard Oil Company, visited the offices
or the company at No. 26 Broad
way yesterday. 1t was his first ap-
pearance there in several years.
His last previous visit was at the
time he gave testimony in the case
or the government against the COM
pany, and he has been seen at the
trusts headquarters only two or
three times in the last ten years.
The purpose of his call was to at
tend conference of directors and
attorneys, who talked of ways and
means of affecting a reorganization
OF the company to conform with the
Sherman antitrust act. 1t is un-
derstood that definite reorganiza-
t1on plan has been agreed upon,
but that something is likely to be
accomplished within the next few
weeks.
Rockefeller seemed to be in the
best of health and had lost none of
his earlier ability in the solution
OF intrica te business problems, ac-
cordlng to his associates.
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Vacant Scholarship in the Citadel,
The Military College of South
Carolina, Charleston, S. G.
644.49

One vacancy in the Beneficiary
Scholarships in the Citadel from
Dillon county will be filled by COM
retrtive examination on August II, !,
1911.
For full information concerning
these scholarships address the Su-
perintendent, at the Citadel, Char
lesion, S. c.
Next session begins September
goth, 1911.
The Citadel offers courses in
Civil Engineering, English, Chemis-
try and Physics. Degrees of B. S.
and c. E. conferred.
1t Is designated by the War De-
partment as one of the distinguish
ed military institutions, one of
whose graduates receives a commits
sion in the U. S. Army.