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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15
pershinr to Be a General.

Chevenne, Wyo., Sept. 15.-A special to
the Tribune from Washington announces
the promotion OF Captain J. J. Pershing
to be brigadier general, Jesse N. Lee TO
f,e ma 5oT general and Arthur Macarthur
to be lieutenant general. General Fersh-
ing is a son-in-iaw of Senator Warren OF
Wyoming and Is now military attache 70
American embassy at Toxic.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15
BOY NEARLY KILLED.
Douglas B1icl Had Disastrous En-
counter With Live Wire.

s-,srle line At his home at COZ Buchanan
Street. Douglas Slick, the 13-year-old son
Of w H Blick. was seriously burned
abort the hands and arms at O'Clock
this morning Young Blck and neigh
Dor lad. Earl Maxwell, had a telegraph
line strung between their two houses. IN
attenaptfng to cut and take down the wire
at his home the wire fell across an cleo
trio light wire heavily charged, and BlicE
was on the verge of being eleetrocutea
cued the wire was wrapped about his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15
SAVED BY Steel. CAR FRAME.
w. +. Ellison Tells of the Wreck in
Which He Was Hurt

The advantage of the use of steel
frame postal cars was exempuhed in
the recent derailment of Santa Fe pas
senger train No. 9 near Kinsley.
". f. Ellison, the Topeka clerk who
was hurt in the accident, is now at his
home IN this city. He was quite badly
bruised up. and his left hand was Sc
vereIy injured, necessitating his re-
naming IN bed for the time
In telling OF the accident Mr. Eli
son declares that all the clerks in the
car would have been killed If they had
been ia one Of the oId-fashiOned wood
en- mali cars. The mail car left the
track turned on its side and plowed its
way into the field beside the track If
Il had been OF wooden construction It
would have been splintered in fine
pieces. The steel construction OF the
car, however, made 1t impervious to de-
struction,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15

Chicago, Sept. 15--Judge Windes. in the
circuit court today, dismissed FOR want OF
EQUITY the proceedings against the con-
stftusionality Of the Mueller law under
which the city of Chicago was to &C
ala Get pass upon the const itasAaezNslity OF
the oct itself.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15

Merchants exchange has received ad-
vices to the effect that the passengers
on the steamer Oregon wrecked at the
entrance of Prince William sound are
safe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15

Philadelphia, Sept. 15.-In the first
game here in the American league be-
tween the local team and Boston.
Philadelphia won by score Of 8 to 1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15

II suppose you want me to look as
pleasant as possible" said the custom
err Certainly. sir, = replied the photos
grapher. And I'll have to ask you
for a small deposit In advance. "
Whats that for2@ That's so can
look pleasant, too. A1vaukeA Sen
unel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15
MRS. HUGO GETS $500
Damage Suit Against Continental
settled Out OF Court.

The damage suit fied the first Of the
week by Mrs. Eta Hugg against the
Continental Creamery company for $4,000
Tor the death Of her son George 2. Hugs.
Who vas killed hy falling elevator n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-15

state Journal. 1Oc a Week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

. ergeu an 90Der fhr Suubon uub 8ariS nn.
9ambnre-Nmcrifa'Ginic,
81 9roaOmop, Neu.0orf.
artbmr y. &ObiOu,
e. 1877 SIt.9oItimore.Str
Vim nIten YinRc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Nutiuun( ~ bnoentiOn DER Srcbit.
mGmnCr.

Ncgiu1t Ntittmod) I'M yNotcI 0cIui-
Ocrc." Hcpr0ieutontcn ans
allen IbeiIcn ser &er. Stootcn
lucr0cu 3ugcgen 'cin,
Die elite Sabrc5 Convention Ser
,9totiohol Grcoitmcn'@ N~iiociotion"
bcNiunt am uGhitcu N}ittlpod i'm
,Notcl Nclpc0cre" mo miro bis sum
6rcitoq mGbrcn. Inter Sen GcIcga.
ten miro ii6 cine Nn}obl Der betams
teiten MGumer oicirr @ciHGit3mdn.
ncr b|eiinoen. Sn Scr lcttcn Gouocn.
ton 5u Mempbi3 m1rcn ctpo 800
0CIeaotcn 5lIgcgcn uu0 man crmartct,
0a6 bel ser mobIbctamltcn @olt.
irclnOidoft Baltimore min0eiteno
1000 FcrionCn lid bier I'll ser Son
pentiou ciniirt0cn mcrocn. ErGiioent
8. Is. TcIIcnoen Don 9tcu Norf miro
Die Contention sur Nr0uuug ruicn
mO sic Soupt1cidditc OcricIbcn mcr.
Sen iomcit mte moNIjh Qleth am cr.
ItCn un0 3mcitcn Gage crlC0iQt mcrr
ocrL 0omit am 0rittcn Gage 0ic 81.
DISQUALIFICATION ser 5ta0t bciihtigt
mcrocu t0nncn. Nm Nbclr0 oicic@
Cages iin0ct audi oo3 Sahrc9bnntctt
Der Organization Itntt, 0o8 in ser
@uiicnbnIc oe3 5. Ncgimcnt9 ub9e-
boltcu mcroen miro. Cas- 0alIfctt-
Gomite beItcbt aus ocn NS. :. gilbert
NuQbc5, &oriiber; &crome $. ,1opcc,
Sice|Noriibcr; ". 6. Holenmlr, ErG-
ii0ent Scr 2oful + Niiociatiou; 5. N.
Ebompion II. s.. 2Dnh, Somlel
Hnicntbal, ". 81. Bartlett, u. 9.
Graham, 5bomos To0O ul0 NJ. 4.
@urgcB. Sine Nn5abl Ser promiuen.
teItcn NmCrirancr bat berctta Die Gin.
Iuoung SIT Dem Nontrtt olAcnommeu,
onrmtcr Die fOlgct1Ocn Ncrrcn: No.
mirnl ". 2. S6lep IOmiral Games
$. SANDS, Oberrid)tcr 3nmcS Nfc.
Sbcrrp pom YppcIldtionS9eridt
&ihtcr GbomoS 5, Morria BON BUN.
notwithstanding 0berridtcr @cnrr
.. &alahrDon Der oberiten Stobtge.
ridtabnnf GonareBntitalieocr 6ranI
Is. Mohtcr uno Sobn Sill, jim, bon
WarDIonO, &r. ". ". 9Ibea. @cncrol
6eltr NgnuS, GborIes $. @rnitp mo
&pm VI. Wcetiua.
Nuh FrdiiOent Hooiepclt lit 81 0cnl
@untctt ei~n9elaOcn moroen uno Die
@unocsmorinc &upellc miro Die
Wuitf ~liefcrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

*** Ser DScrlpcQb MGnncr6or, "
Gin SPAR nod iun0cr, obcr bliibcnocr
@eiolDucrcill, untcrnimmt ON II.
Sunt cine GrfurIipn nod Gen.Nfor
mo miro ooS Gomitc
9IlttS oribieten, INN Den Ebcilncb-
mcrn rcdjt uergniigtc Stunocn 81 be
reitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11


Gin acihaftiger 5og iilr
u i6tcr &o0cn.- Midter Qo0cn
bottc Qcitcrn &ormittng in Der mcit
Ii6cn @oIi}cjitotion ni6t mcnigcr dis
AZ Sale SIT ucrb0ren, uno mur0cd
oiciclbcn oui ~iolGenoe @eiie crlcoi9t:
C cntluiicn : ac9en SroounQ Der
Soften cntlaiicL 20 81 uno Softer I
50 mn Soften, 2 So, $40, ! $50, ,
$25 mo aoitcL . Dem @cridt3pa
fa6rcn ilbcruicicn. Sin 9etrunfencr
mar nod VT ooa beS iiiBen @eine9.
uno miro ocrlcIbe crit beute Dem
&aoi uUrJcriDrt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

n6loro0ora" in Scr g u
rio" @cihditaiiibrer lllrid pon
Der oSpric" tiiu0igt an, boB olti ali.
gcmciltcS &erlnngcn bon Scr Sobn Is.
6iibcr GompoQnie am Montng, Nicn-
itog uno U}ittpod .6loroooro" nit
Dem bcrii6mtcn ShGnbeit5 Sertctt
ouigciiibrt mcr0cn miro. 9lnt DON.
nerita9 6rcitag mO Snlnitog miro
oEbc Sijpcr clipper" QcAc6cn mcr.
oen, 0ciien rei}cn0c Mclo0ict unO
l%panncn0c @nt0lurd III Scr Icttcn
Wnd)c eincn acknowledgement GrioIg
er6icltcn. nIbc Silner clipper"
bnn0clt bon cincm ncuaicriNcr g8cib
ouf 0cm EIunct &cnlts, mclde9 babel
ermti6t miro, mic C9 0ic GorAGuge
aui Der Groc bcobadJtet uno aus Dos
belt cinen lilbCrncn Fnntoiiel in 0uS
@eItal binnus ltobt. sir 0icicn
Streid miro lie Dor mciblihcn @e.
ihmorcncn pro5ciiirt unO on5ll berltrs
tbeilt, 10 InnGc oui Ser Gr0c 5u per-
meilen, bis Der EantoficI Qcilunoen
miro. gui ser GrOe ongelonQt, per
liebt liA Gin cngliidcr A~itronom
Itcr6lih in tic, mo eS ioIQt MN
cine Rctbe bon bofinterelianten Cont
plifotionen, mcIfc Die 3ui6aucr BON
Anbe9inn ser &urItel(ung bis gum
Shlub ~iclieIn. Sir HraGtentioI-
tung lit BET Ser Multiplying Die bette
@elegen6eit geaeben.
IS aDetp W + scatter" - Cine
prG6tige Wtiifuu9 bon Sotire mo
2iIitipieI, untcrbroden bon padcnOenl
@ciang uno totpolter Muiif, miro
oieie @od)t ole Ittroftion Ser
v9otperg 8%urlcoqucrs" biloen. Ge-
ben 9nrlesfcn, betiteIt ,.g56c @ap
MoOiite" un0 nImo Sot anigbts,"
melhc oic @auptummern biloen,
lteben nod quite 8auocpiQe Stunt
mern oui Dem FrOgramm oarunter
giap y. MatiouL 0cutibcr aomifer,
2i53ic 6reIigb, sic a0nigin ser Bur
lcSfen.9ii6nc Ooa D5arrell 1nplor
Srio," @ilore0 Stoler, Sen Sonien,
1ea 3aplor, sic p1brec SuggGina
9onnonS," GormcIcttc o'@lceocrc, Ell.
ne goriier Scniotjon, nnb 5lo NuI-
Jeff, onS .@np @jrI oon Wnnbattan."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Merdnnts' &c Mincrs' S~runspurta-
tiDn EumpanN.
9nmpier.p iniru:

ylab Roftcn uuo benz Often: iehen Mouta9,
9ienitnG, NOniicritda ino GamlidB, Abetos
@ tbr.
Sad Brobiocnce uno hem Sfteu; leoen Conn
tao. Wltiluo6 uuo 6rrlt0n. Ibe10S 9 G1r.
9tnb gieippurt yteips u1o gtutiolt: tdgltb I'M
g lbt Nbeuos.
Srnht ipiro .0aIitb bis + llbr Nb,noS fir an
benz GAGE 0blubrcnhe Sampler anacronmcn.
9tn6 Gdpnnnab iino hem SiiNen; icoeiI Diem
Nnitnncr uuo lirnploenrc Sampler inbrcn bon
her gScrtbe ant sure ocS HnuGFSnd5 ub. ga
uanun1 Sdrtplcr hon ber gSerite am Sube ben
g8e1t7 sails Npenuc. .
f'o e. u. @ininabont, N0cut,
5....... Huugs0nd. NJ
". R. Turner, @,,R. t@lgcnt.
- ". Z. etcbbiuS, Gen 'Nidn.
SGlpthtlrcnu - Siibuis6dc WCrmnu' nllb
9iHbt.strdhe. Ut3.I&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Bcittrn 9arulauo Giicnbahn.

3hee b~erIaGeu differentiation mie fotgt;
Taaiifi,
J 70 WorQcns - 5huetlyIg. Sooerstomu, n.
4 @.sl'abU uub dH9leupluHeH SOtutda pnes
cod mo Gbdmbershurp
260 Gndm. - glftbut. uudu lHious@rtbgt.
Sdafidl, ausssHnmmeu Counting.
100 WDTpeH9-DrTi mo @ettDsh1r0 Ifinm.
$40 gRpvpcnS-6agersiuun ulo SbtJqen55nra
Instrumentation. .
o.46 morGenS-gffem. Hab Ietitgoure uni
gdrf. .
i6.tb ~Rorr1.-Nffom. nnh liutOn.Ftiooe.
$40 slubm. -glffom nab @lbuooH. Dorf nro
" & g. Sin.
'4.55 au6m.-@rprcb ndb @It;oor. SGaers-
tppn. foipie Sreaerid. 9mmitShura, Chip
ncuSbura tI'arIur &dgaon).
Hortr @rpreb.
ftb &hGnhs-Ntfom. nnth ltntousprthae.
1926 Abeuos-gtiom. Hun tlnion,g,ri6ae.
BUR SuHHtaas.
$50 WG1genS- aifpnI. nddb lHiors Brtnae iins
SdnphPr.
10. 30 gbenoS-affom. mad lint Hsg'rinpe.
Sdlt ulht an Der Reunu we. sStni'un an.
" Ro6ertipu. @eutrntt Sefbdit&ft6rcr.
T. NJ. Nsfpttt. SenerGlrfsn ftaaier-sIasnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

pS1uD1'Solpltal IafD am Sdmltng
Ebos, Orpmoob, Elm 3G Sabre alter
Wonn, an elmer IoiiS Gift, mclde er
nngeblid irrtbiimliher @eiie al
StcIle BON Meoi5iu 81 iid getommel,
buttc. Coroner 9apben miro Oos &c.
iultot elmer llnteriudung obmartcn,
oie BON Den Nerjtcn oeS Soipital3
beltc por0cnommcn mcroen ioll.
Srplpooo mar am =. SUM elmer scr
SoitgGngcr bes Gbos. Z. @alters,
Gr. 33t, Sit. 81. Strobe. nltb ait
nGhiten Worgen bcnad)rihtigte CT
feline Sreunbc, boB er irrtbiimlid)
cine Coils GuediiIber 81 iib genom'
men babe. Or. ". @rigbt muroe
bcrbcigcruien uno nnbm i'm in &c.
bonbIung; om letten Gicnitog bego6
iih iebph Srplpooo nod ieiner Bob.
nung 3lt Samilton, mo ant 6reitaG
fam er ms aSta0t-&oipitol," no er
ben gcr5ten oieiel6e @eifihte CT.
5dblte. Gr itarb etma "a Stunben
1tod ieiner 9lufnobme III oas So
ipital.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
Gbciaprafc 9ampfcr.G Ompagnic.

Nhclnprntc'St
Stegonte N'aitaaicr : Sampler pEulaufta" nno
nSltldutn" 1ah
Elo Ynint Comfort uuo NUrfulf, 0d,
Sampler O~erluiieH Baltimore iiplib touSpcs
lnnrlel GunttinNS) nm $40 glhcnos UNI 'Onl-
men IN ,Sio FONT Comfort nm q lbr OlprNclt5
mn In elurfolf INN ia MlorQcrS an, nnt0lics
bcnb on Die @ifenhnbr3lpc nod allen 9'uniten
hc3 SilocGs uno Gih,uCitcrS.
Oprt.Aiucr. Siuie.
Sleannte Rdtiaaier . Sampler o9bGriuttc" ltlo
yQiuIiimOre"
undi g~eeltsTntnt uuo Nidlnlnro, va.
gumptct ~rettdffcH Baltimore idplih tGllSne'
10nInlCII 6onrtnpSl nm . llbr NndlnltinaS mo
fnWHen AT Ncit fFniut nm $50 WtOrgen5 mo
In Ribmuuo nm 9.3l WlorncnS an.
9tc an WioItnacn. WlitluOdcIt iino Srctinqrn
bon Nnltinlurr nhfahrcnocu Sampler. l1o Die
bon gSefi 1Ioint on HicuftdReli. Sulnerltlaeu
uno Sntniidnctt nbtnbrcH. lcNcl In @lnuccrcrs
l'eint. G%leluentS uun NtlunnoS an; mo nie
an 8tcnttnQen, 9nuncriinNCH ltnO GnnIlinNcn
bon Waliimurc mo nr lluuin0cl, W}iiipUden
tio Trcita0cn hon gAc't Foini nhfnbrcnhcn
Sampler lcaen In Uorfi"'on mo 6IaO Fnni nt
fhci piiniiipcm gRctierl.
Tnmpfcr ~ueriniien Baltimore Nont Bier Tr, IL
nno 10. 9inbtitt nicn.Nerfc.
Slirby'illctp nab allen FlIriicn fbililcrt &C.
thert. @cphd aufQepcbcu uuo NGiiltcuBjmmcr
I'M Rprau5 rcferbirt mcrhtu. In ocn biciiNcU
NiUri l%flrCnllr: gir. ti9, Ei,goliimor etrnlr.
p. ". Robipa, AGcrL Nr, ~, Ef Snltimnre'
ttrohc. nhcr ocii Gnlipt Q%iircnur: Nr. $50.
2iabt' Strafe. .yalttmpr', NIB
9icubrn 1oIrr. r.. Z. GbtSnl,
@cn. .gcfh6itIfbrcr. @cn Fdfn qier @iUcnt.
Z. 9. Me3auuel, SfIlS %cn Sail 'NGcnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

broud5 in GamOcn. mo gRt. GoDal Eialion UNI
10 llbr Wbeths.
81. nab atlnuttt. Gitp an Boheutnaen; ~
nab AtIGnttc'6itH tdplid, vile 8lgc ballet
IN geilminntnn; Is bdlt inGheiter.
9biia. Aitam., gdinoeu Gtntinn. 29.05, lslb
Norm. 100, 2G.t0 glddnl, MT. NOhdI eta,
n. 10, 1920 g(crnt.. 1928, 76Ih HiudW.
AbeIoecu 9iffont., Camden Gtdtiun, 100
Rndbm. 6t0 MbCHba; mt 9obdl Citation.
2t.05 Ytcthm. SG.tb 9tbtnos.
HefcrotriuQ bon 8uum IN S6luia roer lar.
lnraySdGaoHs. Gpeiie lidten etc. mcroeH fchuen
hclurgt per 5elepbon III. allen f~olpcnoeI Ntuet'
Niircnur: ebnriees mn sdrato0u' CITRATE e. e
u. Wulic 1870, uner Mo. Gourtlnno 1901; MT.
NpbnI, z intiuH, Is. & u. VT. sermon 3t23;
gamheusStntlln SnfornatjuuS liircdn. Is. y Y.
crittb 1870. neer 0io. 6oitrtlaHo 2726. lno VT.
526. Sfior q'rnahiuao.
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Baltimore HNmpf Eofct : So.
lsfte nnb 6uUcrldiIi1e @ai.9inle)
Sir Der, Stnntcl.Fuit bci6roCruo.
Sampier uPiraiuin" mCu), .NlNbamn,"
Wrnrnin." .ScuuciIrC."

IN Slls SluNlNH EuIl uNiuluAtHu'
Sampier pViraiuin" Cncu), ,Nlnbamn,"
Wrurnia," ,3cuncNcC."
Sampler iGGrcn 1dNlicb. GumnlnGS nlISNeruit'
men. hon Den Mai Giuic. "(icre, Ar. 1913,
gigbtsStrabc. $50 @bcno5. oircit nab CIo
9sotut Comfort, gtprloIf. YortSnuni6 mo allen
RIlitcn hes SilocnS. &crDiununN In GIb
htbmono. GrrHiuhuHp in Portsmouth mt BEN
aGcnboGro viii Cine" folibcn 3u0 nab FortS'
mouth unh Htluntd. IN giuriOlt Nerhinoma
NIT hcr ,~gltinItjc Guuit Cine" yiurio'f ltno
Ncitlt6 unh Oh Dominion ainc" nudb Gcm,
bern @albington. 9t.,G., Jtt1monb, Ma, ith
9iClrsyorf. '
J Aia6l8eiteH nnt6 eurppdifbcm YInuc. Qlrus
riGle Nniiilcn3itmcr c'cfiriibc NcIclIhtunR,
Gdlupi1ciSunN. Aoicn fret, GcicrOirtc N%niiitcH'
simmer in ben Ntllcts @iirrHIr her n9inl Zinc"
gtr. l01, Sfts0GliElorC. Strnbc. gtr. 200 uuo
Bog, HiGbi.Gtrnbe, G. VI. q. Office, GitorftG de
baltimore mo Gnlncrt CtrHhc, Continental
arnfl Aniioina ino NIbaiGb'S, gr. 100, giOros
G6Grlc5i5iribc.
1n1n d. Shermnub, e. Vroiun,
&iccsBrdl. II. Sen. .UinnnNcr. Sen. sFd. 'WGcnts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
MnrnIash e IcnniNInonin N. n.

8Rge h~rrlaiieu pprihsabe.' II. OGf ctr. r5intion:
|7.30 Eorht. udb snrI ifalih, auSsenUmmer
GDautnsi.
2 30 8nr..:.. ,aA Tclia rnr q Jnnings.
$50 9oerH. nod gclGir tdQItto. dusaenommsp
Gnnutags.
325 @etbnt Iia6 Uori t0g.I6. disgcToni;nen
SunHtngs.
40b @afTt. nab Celia NIT @oRntagS.
ago yitdnl ltntt Delta idHlta, ul8aernnfurH
SnnninaS.
SOC NbenoS nndb 9elair tiQIth, uu8QeuDtn.
men GuIif,Ggs
II 90 Nbenbs nab PPInir mtr 6onntags.
tf.46 s,6eilbs untb geIdtr WiitiUotbS uub Gam
EtDds
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11

4diie sur Relic in's Mnslnub beiorgt Is.
yialne. Gr. i13. Ch'Saltimoress traat, nabe
6pitnmbpnie.9 pennr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-11
ecbbaftc ,SaaO anti gamafinocr.
Cine Nn3obI on0cbIidcr 5oihcnOicbe
inn mittIcrcn Giitrift i~citgcboltcn.

''
Die Mcbr5obl ocrielben itommt
pom ullamGrte.
Inter Dem &crOattc, OoB lie IA,
ihcn0iebc icicn iiten Samuel Nrou-
lin uno Gborlea Gcd]tcr in ser mitt-
Ieren &oIi}ciitotion binter 56loB
un0 Ric0cl, I'M elm mcitcrCa &cr60r
nb~3uunrten. ($n 0cu Euihcn ibrcr
alciomgaitiidc fon0 sic &oli3ci ctlpu
1925, ionic cine 3iemlihc GuautitGt
ncrer Shmudindlen. Sic bebouop.
ten, lie icic1 ans NemsSupcn, Conn,
unO crit 6rcitog BON BORT bicrbcr ge-
tommcu. &n 9teps@oDcn iirDct 5ur
Belt cine Convention ser columbus
Sitter" Itatt un0 man 9laubt, 0aB lie
0aiclbit i6r @anomerf tricbcn. SIRE
@erbuftrnQ muroe ourd eine 6rnu III
cincm &oltbuuie an Ser Oit-9nlti-
morcltraBe pcrnrind)t, mcIde Der 80
li3ci cr,1blte, bic ReiOcn bdtten Der
i,ldlt. pm ibr sic Combination 0eS
@cloihrnntcS 81 erlun1cn Der lif) in
ocm Souic b%ciinoet, in Incident lie
mohnt. Mou mciB nod nid]t gctolL
Oh oieie &crbrcfcr Ncmeiniam nit
Sen 5mei 0iebcn urbciteten meIhc
leste @ode bon ser Noli3ci inter Der
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have been issued from the probate clerks office as follows: Richard c. Barrett of Ensley to Miss Sadie O'Neil.
 John A. Kristiansen of Atlanta to Miss Frederickie W. Miller.
 A. R. Long of Woodlawn to Mrs Mamie Erwin.
 David D. Barrett of Birmingham to Mrs. Lillie McMeans.
 Thomas Caygill of Pinkney City to Miss Jennie Sampson.
 E. J. Wall of North Birmingham to Miss Alma Levie. L. A. c. Fruitticher of Birmingham 10 Miss Myrtle Meff.
 Louis Marke of Pratt City to Miss Bss- sic Smith.
 H. B. Wood of East Lake to Miss An nie L. Hopson.
 J. A. Driggers of Saginaw to Miss Liz zie Carroll
 Gran T. Crane of Avondale to Miss Leila N. McDonnough.
 John Mackey of Avondale to Miss Gym thia Wilkerson.
 Felix Howton of Memphis to Miss Lula Parsons.
 Shirley B. Murray of Mobile to Miss Sallie B. Rudulph.
 Ross L. Neese of Birmingham to Miss Katie B. Miller.
 c. E. Thomas of Mt. Pinson to Miss Jamie Dye.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
EUGENE SMITH IS
 AGAIN TO THE FORE
BRIGHT YOUTH, WHOSE GRAND FATHER WAS CONGRESSMAN AND PRESIDENT OF uNlvER- slTY, HAS CRIMINAL CAREER.

When Eugene Smith, the grandson of q former congressman of Alabama, was sent by Judge Feagin of the police court, to a charitable and reformatory establish ment of Mobile. it was thought that the face of this bright youngster would make it's appearance no more in police circles.
 Some months after he escaped from this place and returned to Birmingham, he was sent to the reformatory school at East Lake. Then 1t was thought that as he had been placed in kind hands, he would not get in trouble again. However. the grandson of the former distinguished congressman was again before Judge Fea- gin yesterday he having effected an escape from the industrial school for bad boys.
 Congressman Smith, the grandfather of this youth represented the Sixth district before the war He was afterwards presi- dent of the University of Alabama, and was the author of "Reminiscences of Ala bama." His grandson first made his ap- pearance in the police court some years ago when he was forced to answer to charges of highway robbery. It seems that after having been caught. young Smith was honest enough. The boy was charged along with another youngster with holding up third youth When asked if he held the boy up, Smith re- piled in the negative. When asked as to what connection he had with the case Smith replied, "I held him while the other boy did the robbing"
 He was then sent to the Mobile school, the late Father O Reilly having interested himself in his welfare. "I entered the front door of this place." said Smith to Judge Feagin, "and came out of the back persuaded a locomotive engineer to bring me to Birmingham" The youth was then sent to the reformatory at East Lake, from which he escaped He wss arrested yesterday charged with petit larceny. He will probably be returned to the reform school. He is barely 13 years , of age, but Judge Feagin states that he has brilliant mind, heritage, possibly. ! from his distinguished grandfather
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
ANNUAL MEETING
 OF ATHLETIC CLUB
OFFICIALS WILL BE CHOSEN TO- NIGHT-A SMOKER FOLLOWS. OFFICERS WILL MAKE FINE RE- PORTS.'

The annual meeting of the Birmingham Athletic club will be held tonight at the clubs headquarters. Fifth avenue and Twentieth street.
 The chief matter of importance to be considered by the members will be the election of nek officers. As is known, sometime ago it was decided that the r2- tation plan should hold, and this has ne- cessitated a new president for each year. President Robert Preston Means will pre- side at the meeting until his successor Is chosen Vice President John Fletcher will probably be promoted.
 The members, after the meeting, will be entertained with a smoker The sec retary and treasurer will make reports, which will show the club in excellent financial condluon. with an Increased membership from the time of last meet ing A full attendance on the part ol the members is urgently requested