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gu Wnnitcn 8runiuer's.
Ger Gbenlifcr Or. WarIbull BON Ebis
labelpbio non am Samitog Der
ein5ige 3eitge.

III SDelltlltl IL. -0tul Ipuu upH fUiS
laoelpbio NOR am Somltog Der
ein5ige 3Gtge.
90 Hipcr, H.SS., IA. Oft
Sn ocnt 9roumer'iden Woropro5eiie
iogte Der GbiIaoelpbier Gbcmifer
CT. Sobn Woribol aus, boB er BEL
Der Inalplirung oes @ebirnS Der
6ral 9rouper 6OOi1OOO Gran arie.
nif gefunbcn babe. 9ies bebeutet,
ouB bos @ift nod Dem Sooe einge.
fiibrt ipor0cn iei, ieirer Iniiht nad)
bci'm Ginboliomriren Der 2eid)e nit.
tells Snitrumenten, in ipelfen Iid)
ablogerungen bon elmer arIenifbal.
ti9cn Sliiiiigfcit b%cionben, Die bei'm
Ginboliomirer elmer nnoercn 2eidc
permenbet iuilrbc. 3ellge 5cigte bann
al Der Sonb bon 3eidullngcn, wie
Die IN Die Irtcrien an Den grn1en
eingefiibrte Ginboliomirungs . Sill.
iigfcit ollmGblid) in bos 8ebirn ge-
lorlge, uno murbe oeS 2dngeren iiber
Ftomoin : Gergiftlng beiragt. als
CT 9efro9t luurbc, Of Srou 9roulper
nod Dem @erliie bon @aliermelo-
men, Slppe. brei 3lpiebelsS anb.
luides, aortoffeln, 9roo unb Bier
an Misunderstanding erfronft
iein fonnte, ipurbe gcgen bic sSroge
GinDanb erbobcn, bod erbielt Ser
3el9e rad lGngcrem Irelmcntiren
bic grloubrib, sic 8roec 81 beont.
portcn llto 81 beiobcn. Or. Wfar.
iboa logte, bob luenn bos Gift 81
2cb5eiten elmer Eerion cingefiibrt
Derbe, tpiiroe man eS meiit in ser
2eber, IN Ben Ticren unb Dem SEQ.
gen finoen, MIR Elm gon5 fleiner
Sbeil 9elorge ms @ebirn. 3eitgc
5ei9tc cine Erobe bes arienifS, oos
in Der Observation-Disclosures
ge%funben purbc. sic ser 2eihe ent.
nommeu norbcn, rt6 bciabte Die
6ro9c, Oh 5cbn Deal 10 piel Irienif
ols er ertnommen, IN ser 2eife &c
iueien ieir fonrte. @enn Irlcnif Dor
Dem Sobe eingefiibrt luerbe, niirbe
Scr grobtc Sbeil ollr6 Sfpiten eli.
minirt, cs fonrc obcr olld) cine
GuontitGt, geniigeltb, nm oen 600
berbei5ufiibrelt, untcr gcmiiicn lint
itdltoen 5uriidblcibcn.
Gle Or. Woribaa'S 8ernebmun0
bccnoct mar, crfoIgte Scrtnglng uno
&idter Senoridion porrltc oen 3eil-
gen, nit Den GnipGlten iiber bcn
Sell 81 iprcfcn, Bis er morgen nic-
Der anf Den 3cllgenitono b"eriifcn
iperOe. Gle 8cifpporcncn crbielten
sic grlallbniB, bcltte Ole aird)cn si
bcilldcn, obcr Der Sheriif bat Die
YaItoren auf9ciorbcrt, in ocn beilti-
gen 0ottc&bicnitCn Den Ero5cB nid)t
81 c%rlpGbncrl.
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Inf scr Strafe niebergciduRcn.

Nem. Dorf, IA. Sftober. -
Wargaret BRADLEY, % Sabre olt,
ipllroe geitcrn Ibeno an Der "a.
Strube uno s.. Mpenl,e BON Dem 45s
idbriaen Sronf TeiB ourd mebrerc
Sdiiiie in benTiidcn tootlid) perluun.
oct. SIS gelang crit nad) oeiperatem
aampie, in Incident HciB 5wei Eoli'
siiten SIT crihieBen periid)te, enSbG.
ter Oingieit ST. MADDEN. @r ioIl init
Sri. Bradley uerlobt gctpeien icin,
olein oiclelbe ioa inn Inn zines an
beren Wannes @inen, in beiien Sc.
ieuifait lie iid CUR 3eit Der Sragooie
befano, ben 2ouipo6 aegeben baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
perldieoenen @cIoIorten bel iifl. Gas
Mitfea ~geitoblene @clo licB lid lei-
Der nidt ibentiii5iren.
GcrhrcdJcr : l%lnlucicn III Triscu.
Toridlag CUR Organization zines
Sigilon5 : Gomitc's. MoS Der
@iirgermciltcr bo,u iagt.

~
Sigilon3 . Gomitc'S. - MoS Der
@iirgcrmciltcr Oo5u iagt.
Gan 6ronci$co, fl. DIT. -
9ie Siirgcridoft scr Stoot lit cnt-
idloiicn, einen Siderbcit&- anSlduB
SIT organiliren, Inn Dem r%crbreferis
lden @eiinocl, melhcS 5llr 3cit bier
Iein llnpeien treibt, oo5 Sonoperf SIT
legen. Der itcapcrtreterOc Siirger-
mciltcr Gallagher lit ieOod nit Dem
Elone nid)t cinpcrltonOen. Gr erfldrte
entl6ieoen: .2pnd)juItij loa iii Der
Stoot nid)t %porfommen, mo id) botte,
Dab bel Der 8iirgcr . Nerlammlung
inn ltnion : Square sic @ortfiibrer
gcnug ginie6cn babcn Deroen, nm
feline bcm gi,ten Huf Ser Stdot nod
tbeiligen WtoBnobmcn 5h ergrelfelt.
Ter Flan lit, einen Siderbeits- Mus
idub 5l orgnniiircn, bod anoere
St6ote piirben ibm Den Namen Sigi.
lan5 : aisifuB beilegen, mas Der
Sioot unerietlidcn S6aoen 5ufiigen
piir0e. Der Yluu lit IN jcOer Sinlift
mamerifoniid."
Die ollgcmeine9 cunrubigung Der.
uriaft ourd sic 5abIrcidJen WielOiln.
actt Don giubriidcn llt0 Halt6anfdl-
len, bat bereits cine iebr nadtbeilige
@irfung oui Den 9ciub bon Sbea-
tern unO Experimentation bcrpor-
gcrufen. 9otelbciiBcr unO Anoere,
Ole nit onicbnliden @cloiumu1en be.
traut iinb, boben ScrtbcfoiguligsmnBs
regcln gcgen etmuige rGiberiid)e
lteberiGne por6ereitct, mo in Der
9or5en Stobt 6oben Siirger iid) 5u
ibrcm eigenen Sdyute belpoiinet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Ycnnbtc Yatrpnc ais Snmmcr.

Cincinnati IA. Sftobcr. -
Seinrib SesielO, Mit9lieo elmer bier
oilitretenoen oeltihen Sbeatertruppc,
lpuroe in ieinen 3immer III Nr.1l25,
gremcnitrabe, ourh grploiion elmer
SotbfiB : Tatronc ibper perlett. Gr
bate bic Yatrone, peldc iiir Elm
SotffiB . Shneaieltcrgeidiit be.
imnt mar, ais Solipenir ans Dem
iponiih . amerifonilhen 8riegc ers
langt unb fiibrte tic in ieinem @cpGd
init. Sm 9eariiie, einen Na9el III
oie 8ono 81 idlaacn, bcni,tte CT ocn
erlten ihmcrcn 8egenitano, peld)cr
linn sur Sano fam, nGmlid Die Ea.
trone uib oieielbe ging bei'm 5pei.
ten Shlage los. Sesielb puroe be.
wuBtlos unb id)lper perlest ST 9ooen
geltredt. Sein refter Arm mlbte
%ampltirt iperoen lno mabrideinli6
miro ct audi oos linfe arge ucrlicrel.
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$1,000 9iireidoit bis gum ndfiten
8eri6tstermin aus Dem 8~efGngnib
entloiien.
g err q NJ III | Jung BON &obIen-
9enmten
Iie 9cdmten Der ,Gonioli0otion
Goal Co." Der vSomeriet Goal Co."
mo ser nSoirmont Goal 60" baben
arrangements fiir monotlibe Ser
iommlungcn getroffen. Die critic
fano Dor einigen Sngcn in 8uir.
mont itatt unb muroe ben Veanten
i'm GlfS . Club ein Giner %leruirI.
Tie Sbeilnebmer an Der Serlomm.
lung poren: ". g. In0relp, &c.
iddftsfiibrer Ser Transportation,
Baltimore; =. @. @iltibire, @ene'
raj . &erfouiS : 0ei6Gitsfiibrcr pon
Nem : 9orf; s. &. Earions, Wunoger
fir ben Scrfnuf in Stem +. Oorf; ".
W. @iltibire, philadelphia; CHARLES
bon $. aalfmon, Observation-Disclosures
$. 6. Sbomos, Siilfs : @eidaftsfiib'
rer, Baltimore; ". u. 2eef, 9e.
i6Gitsiiibrer, @oibinoton; u. &.
&ogers, @cihaitsfiihrer, Cincinnati;
e. NJ. Ioncourt, Ietroit; Is. 6.
Boots, Chicago; u. j. 2pon, So
merlet, ulo $. 9. Seiic, Sroltburg,
No.
Ser 81 Ser Mono.
Of einbrenner."
@opne u. @oo6 bon GibmonS.
30, ocn 3olbeomten oils .a0pig
Der Wonbid)ein . 9renner" befonrt,
lit cnOlid) Ood .5u 5al 9efommcn.
Sm Sunoes 0iitriftsgcriht SIT
Hihmono befonnte er lid itlll-
Dig ollf bic gnflo9e Der Ieri6po-
ritng gegen Die Hegierung, INN lie
81 betrii9en. Ser Gihter erlieB oo'
rauf Elm Strofurthcil in Sobe polt
$1,000 uno oui Gonfisfotion Der bon
Dem anecflogten bctriebenen 9ren-
nerci. Good ioll ourd Die ungeiet.
lid)e @critcqung ulb OenGerfouf BON
@bisfep eiu Germogen bon 5000.
600 %ongciommelt boben. Sbm &c.
borcn SauienOe Ider 2orbeS in
Medlcnburg . Gountp, aiid) bielt CT
sur 9ebiitling iciner 9renlerci cine
benoiinctc Sbubpatc. 3polf Mo-
note orbeitcten bic 9unbesbeomtci1
boror, bepor lie 9emeismoteriol &c.
gen 8oud in Die Sono befomen. Ger
Elot mor icocm Ginblidc bernetiid
peribIoiien uno ielbit in Der ToftSett
eingcbelro benabt. Sic 9rennerci
pcrmotte tGglif 600 8allonen@biss
fen SIT p%robu5iren.
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Scs Sabgs Sampf mn's 9aiein.

@ic itorf sic 2cbensfroft urb Der
SnItilft zines flcincn ainbcs iein
fam, benefit ole Sbot cines fl 0fo.
note oItcn Ginbes, bns iif) flint Ia.
&c biilourd) obtle frentbe Siilfe ont
2cbett erbaIten bot. Gie E%flegemlt'
ter bcs @abps nor boz, cincntr Ser5.
i6Iagc betroffcn iporoen, uno Die
Tod)born offncten crit nod flint So'
gcn geipoItiom bic Sbiir. Sic ian.
bert bic Srau tobt unb Dos ainb in
cincm jommcrpoacn 3nitonoe Der
Mbmngeriurg, ober nod lebeno. Ger
3uitanb bca 3inlnrcrs licB erfennert,
bob bas aino nit elmer in 10 gerin-
gem Sitter follm fir moelit) gebal.
tercn GIugbcit ieIbit nod Nobrung
gcIiht bat. Seinc &nic, guboeen
nnb SGnbe poren nrnb, Die aleiber
%id)niutig, benn cs mar, ba IS nid)t
aucin geben fonnte, in olen Gden
berumgcfroden. Ills Dem untcren
Sad bes Sd)rnnfs, in Dem Die Wild).
floifen oufbeipnbrt noroen murell,
iparer Glider urtb flod)c Shiiiieln
berau@gc5ogen. Gos ainb, bos oil.
gcnideinlid ihon beobobtet battc,
wober es feline Wild) befam, nor %.
bin eefrphen, uro ga es nid)t 81 benz
6odD birolif reid)te, ouf einen Stlihl
gcfleitert; es batte bier eimos Nnb.
rung g%efunben unb Damn ipeiter &C.
inht. Gns Siiftih mar berurter.
ee5ogen, bon ben bonn 5iih bernbgc.
fnllenen Stngen bette bos &ino ets
mas Wutter gertonmlen 1in6 ipeidJc
&runien oes groocs, mGbrcnb Die
bortcn&ruiten nod oalugen. IS mar
lah Dem aoblenfaiten gcfrod}er, II.
bette bier einige Ibfdac %geiunben,
bate periuft. oie Sapeten bon Den
Wonoen 81 reiben, bate iif iogor
bemiibt, am 6eniter binarf 5u fIet.
term unb babel einen @eroniumitod
berinter geiuorfen. bon oeilen 0lGt.
tern ea gegeIier bntte. Sn Der Slide
bate es Elm unbidtes @aiieriaB &c.
funoen nrb Die @aiiertropfen bonn
9ooen oufgcledt. 60 bot iib bas
9abp ielbit oos 2eben gerettct.
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Starb BET Der Secrbiguns ieiucs
Trcnnbcs.

Cincinnati, g., IA. Sftober.-
&opcQmeiItcr Charles Ridoels, mel.
der nit Ieiner aopelIe bel Dem Sci
6enbegGngnib ieineS Sreltnoes gmil
Gbriitian in Remport, ap., bieSrouer-
multi ousfiibrte, fiel ouf Der StroBc
plotlib 81 9ooen unb Itarb, beuor
tr in eit benohbartes Salts gebro6t
iuerben fonnte. Ser Geritorbenc Itono
i'm 70. 2ebensiobre; % Sabre bette
er Der grmee ais WitglieO Der be.
tonllten .0arrods 9onb" angcbort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Sud)tbanS amf lcbens5cit.

Ifron, O., IA. OCTOBER. - Tid)'
ter W%anunIofer perurtbeiltc Geo Sci
bel, Den illngen Manll, peld)cr lid)
Scr grmorolng ieincr @cliebten,
Minic 9crnot, idulbig befannt bat,
5u lcbcnslGnglifer 3udtbous Itrufc.
Gr bate oos WGodcn i'm Sanuor
oieies Suhres nit einem 8eluebr CT.
ihoiien unb ibrc 2eibe aili Dem Sel,.
boOen ieincr Wrttter perItedt, no lie
Orei Monote ipGter ecfnnoen wurOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Horbern h0hercn 2uhn.

HeDz Orleans, Ga, IA. Oft
Glerfs, peld)e bel Der nSoutbern go.
cific . @ilenbobn . 8eicaid)oit" onga-
felt iino, legten geitern bic slrbcit
nieoer, UNI Ourd5uieber, Dob ibnen
bobcre 2obne, feite Irbeits5eit unO
beionoere 9~c5ablung fir iogenunnte
lteber5eit belpiqigt pcrocn. Gie Stri-
fer %beboupten, Die 9elpeeung neroe
iif iiber Die gauge Chiffon erltreden.
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9bnamitfrebel.
Ncscr Gr5icbnnssanitalt III bic
2nft gciprcmgt.

Siio. GaroIina'er Wetbooe 5lnl Ser.
trei6en unliebiamer Yemobner.-
Sragiides Sfidiol zines 0eut-
I6en S6auipielerS in Cincinnati.
8eripenolulg elmer Eotrone
als Sommer bei'm gini1logen
zines 1agels mar gefGbrlid. -
SllngeS Wdoden pom ob9erpicle-
men 2iebba6er auf Ger StraBe
nie0ergci6ollcn. - Heife 3igelt.
ner in Sqinois.
GoIumbi a, S..G., fl. DIT. -
9lus Seneca miro gemelOet, boB bas
rSarrell College" cine BORT befino.
lide 2ebronitolt fir Ne9er, mGbreno
ser lesten Nadt ourh Tpnamit tbeil-
ipeiie 5eritort muroe. s. 6. @iaiants,
Elm Neger : @eiitlider, lit Er6iioent
Der InItolt, bercn auSga6en Ourd
Shenfungen reider 2cutc i'm NorOen
bcitritten mcrOen. gor etlihen SAB.
rem begob iid @iaiamlS BON ab6euiae
na6 Seneco, no CT iid Den l(nDiQen
Der peiBen gep0lferung 5ll5og, in.
Dem er Den Negern oen9fntb ertbeilte,
nidt fir Die @eiBcn 5ll arbeiten. Gin
@ornlngsidreibell, peld)es i'm a1i-
%foroerte, Sencca ST uerlaiier, luenn
ibm iein 2cbcn lieb iei, ging inn Dor
ctlid)en @oden 81, aIlcin er febrtc iih
nidt oaran. WGbreno Ser lebten
Ntn6t iteftcn u%nbefannte Eerlonen
Ipnamitpatronen lintcr ale bier
gden bes 8eb1iloeS nno erplooirten
bieielben. Gin GROCER Ebeil oes 9au-
perfS mrroc ourf Die @rploiion in
cincn Eriimmerbalicn %perpanoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Cpfer cincr 3ng GuGiiion.

MugitI It a, Ga, IA. Sftober. -
Irei Wdnner wuroen beute nobe
@intsboro nui Der nSortbern Hoils
man" ourh cine Goaiiion 5luilhen Ell
nem Srodt5ug uno elmer 2ofonlotiue
getootet mo Elm pierter tootli6 per-
lebt. 0ie Sobtcn iinO GonOufteur
0.W. ORION, 2ofomotiufiibrer Senrp
Yilc utO Seijer Gas. Z. McEberion
Somes q. Erice, Elm onOcrer 2ofo-
motipiiibrer, uno 9remier Gbas. ..
@eir iinb leidt uno scr Sci5er Senrp
@otcs, Elm Hcger, auf Sen 800 per.
lebt. Gie 2ofomotipc bate Dos @c.
gerebt, allcin Die biesbc5iiglife Sn-
ltruftion ipar Dem 6rad)t5ug ni6t ST
Columbia ob9clieiert worOcn, unO
oieieS Teriebcn p%eruriadte oas I'M
gliid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15

Ser 8eiunbbeits- g 0 nj.
ntif'Gr Or. gaoing in Milpai,fee bat
einen ltfas erIaiien, Der Die Snlpef-
loren aupeiit, ieocn0torgen nit frilh
%ecpubten Stllben uno glott rolirtem
8eiidt gum Gienite an5utreten. Or
lteres i'm Sntereiie Der &einlidfeit
uno 8oblanit1noigfeit unb 2ebteres,
neil ser itruppigc Bart 9a5iaen.ao.
Ionien beberbergt. Die gaSiIlen font
men Iid) ia in ben Saaren ino alei-
BERT aud, eiltniiten. auh oie 8ete.
rinGr . @eieaidaft betradtet gGrte
ais Mifroben . Eorfs unb min lie Bel
Wildprobusenten INTO .SGnolern
nift mebr 0uloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-15
Sdpucrcr Hegen anf bcm Sitbmns.

Tunoma q, fl. OCTOBER. - Eie in
oieiem Sabre iebr beitig auitretenoe
Ge9enperiooe bat i'm Snnern Der &e.
publif, b%eionoers in Der YropinS
Sos Santos, piele llebcrid)wemmllt-
gen uto in ocren 6olge betrddtliden
Sdaben anaeriftet. Ger &egen bat
aud oic@irfiamfeit oerG ampibagger
III Der aanol5one weientIif beein-
trofti9t.
Sfaetd die ,DN Sots, Die lf Inner GekaIit Han
: ss:s &MZzM
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Or. Charles v. Kent 10 Speak
for Y. N. c. A.
EXCELLENT MUSICAL PROGRAM
Association Orchestra and saxophonc
IL
ouartette to Be Assisted by Miss
Reed, Harpist and soprano-Mem-
bership Contest.

\ great crowd is expected TO as
semble at tho Academy of Musi, this
afternoon to attend the open mcetin.
under the auspices of tho Young
Mems Christian Association. The
feature OF the meeting will be an adj
dress by DR.. Charles w. Kent. of the
University OF Virginia.
An entertaining musical program
MIL be rendered by the association
orchestra. saxophonc quartctte and
MISS Helen Beatrice Reed, OF Phila-
deiphi:i, harpist and soprano.
Unlike most meetings held bv the
association, this one will be open to
both ladies and gentlemen.
This meeting Will be IN the nature
OF an introduction 10 the membership
contest which is 10 be started by the
association omorrow. The conest will
last for six days only ANA during that
time it is proposed to increase the
membership Of the association TO GOO.
Every member must belong to one
sido or tho other. Messrs. C. d.
West and j. \. Sommervillc are the
chiefs of the respective sides.
Saturday night 4 supper will be
served to the winners OF the contest
and the new members.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
Industrlou. Chinese Children.

The Chinese are wonderfully In.
dustrious people, and their children
learn very early TO make themselves
useful. In the streets OF Chinese
town 1t is no uncommon sight to SEE
two children who are so young that
they can hardly talk trotting along
with II bamboo pole on their shoulders
by which they are carrying home PAL
Of water If one child is stronger than
the other the pail is hung near lis
shoulder, for thus lie takes the heavy
end Of the pole"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
SANITARY CONCRETE.
Building Material ar the Future and
Its Advantages.


The advantages Of concrete on tho
mechanical side are these: 1t is proof
against fire, wind ana water rats, In
sccts and dry rot ana the danger Of
electricity. 1t needs no painting or re.
pair. Fire or water overflow inside can
do only local damage TO the contents OF
Il room and no more.
II becomes stronger and harder with
age, which Is, OF course, m advantage,
except when additions or alterations
are made, Involving hard work to cut
the walls and floors. There are no
lcaky roofs, no damp or cold east or
north rooms. There is great economy
OF heating. BEING Il firm mass through
out, like house made of baked clay,
there is no vibration, ana in case one
spot Of The fountlatio should be under.
mined the well knit structure might
not show SO much as crack. 1t Is
practically earthquake proof.
Concrete is healthful because II
leaves no assures Tor dust or for In.
sects which spread disease. 1t Is cool
In summer and warm In winter. and
with minimum OF cycrtion can bO
kept sweet and clean. On the artistic
side, rs the house beautiful. 1t lends
itself to sculpture and painting. md ns
an object on the landscape 1t Gun be
made II joy TO the eyes.-Couutry Life
In America.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
RED ana White Wine.

"a misapprehension about the strength
Of red and white wines exists" said n
vine grower. Because red wine has
Il darker richer look people think 1t Is
more Intoxicating. The opposite, real,
ly, Is the case. Red wines are made
by fcrmenting grape Juice, skins and
seeds together. White wines are
made by fermcnting juice alone. In
the skins and seeds there is lot of
tannin, and red wine contains much
tannln. while white wine contains
none. This tannin, mn astringent
closes the pores of the stomach and
prevents the alcohol In tho red vino
from entering the blood freely and
going. rs the saying is, 10 the head
White wine. champagne for instance
has no tannin, and hence Its lntoxicat
Ing properties are much more keenly
to be feared than those Of the tunnin
filled red wine Phlludelphia Bulle
tin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-11
v. P. I.-BUCKNELL UMPIRE
M0BBEO BY ENTHUSIASTS
Continued from First Page.)

.. Tho visitors scored twice in the
first half through the splendid kick
ing of Harlan His scoring Of Il goal
from Il drop kick was the feature OF
the game and his goal from placement
WAS rs straight as tue flight OF an ar
arrow Eight thousand persons were
present
1t was fast and we'll played game.
with few fumblcs, and the general i'm
preston at the finish was that in COM
pairing tho showing made by Yale and
Princeton against the Army. the New
dorsey men will be abln 10 give the
New Haven contingent n hard battle
next Saturday.
ROulon-Millcr. Of Princeton and
Weeks of West Point were put ont
OF the game for smuggling.
The second half was full of exciting
plays and several changes were made
in the line w on both sides. owing to
injuries,-bnt the only one badly hurt
was Dillon, who il is said, ut the end
OF the game WAS not seriously injur-
cd
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Harvard Defeats Indians.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Nov To-
Harvard defeated the Carlisle Indians
today in lively game on the Soldiers
Field by Il score of ! tn o. The touch.
down came through II fine i7-yard run
Ev Wendell IN the first five minutes
OF the second half.
The Harvard back went through
the Carlisle centre on delayed pass
and from his own 45 yard line planted
the ball on Cariislc's is yard line
From that point six Harvard rusheS
carried the ball across the line, Wen
dell having the honor. Burr failed
to kick an easy goal.
Although they out kicked Harvard.
the Indians played Il disappointing
game. What few tricks they ATTEMPT
cd failed to result in any material
gains and only once in the entire con.
test did they gain first down and
that was due to five yards allowed
them on Harvard interference.
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Merchants & Miners
Transportation co.
Steamship Lines for Boston, ProvI.
dence and Baltimore.

Steamship Lines for Boston, Proyl.
dence and Baltimore.
Leave Newport News. via Norfolk,
for Boston every Tuesday, Wednes.
day. Friday and Sunday. Leaves for
Providence every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday. Steamers sail from
Norfolk at 600 p. m.
Leave Newport News for Baltimore
daily. except Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mt 6 p. m. connecting for Washington.
Philadelphia and New York.
Fare to Baltimore, one way, $500;
round trip. $500. including stateroom
berth. Accommodations and cuisine
uneGualled.
Freight md passengers taken for
all points North and South. Steamers
leave Baltimore foot of Long Dock,
daily, at 6 p. m.
Only line running a Sunday steamer
between Newport News and Balti.
more. For further information apply
to D. r. McNEILL, Agent,
New port News. Va.
General Olfices. Baltimore. Nd.
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Trains From Norfolk.

$3.50 n. III. Daily. Local for Suffolk.
Franklin. Emporia, Clarkyille, Dan.
vile. Oxforl, Durham and lnterme-
diate stations. Close connections at
Dnnville with fast through trains to
all points South and West
1880 p. m. Daily. Fast express train
for all points South and West, sSyH1,
rylng through Putnam sleeping car
to Asheville
Trains From Richmond.
1900 n. N. Daily Local for Charlotte.
Chase City, Clarkvjre and Buffalo
..ithia Springs.
1880 p. IN. Daily. Limited Buffet
Pullman to Atlan'1 and BlrminE
ham. New Orleans, Memphis, Chat
tanooga and all the South. Through
coach for Chase City, Oxford. Dur.
ham and Raleigh.
$500 p. m. Except Sunday. Keysville
local.
1870 p. m. Daily. Limited. Pullman
ready, $3.50 p. M, Tor all the South.
York River Line.
1870 p. m.-Except Sunday. No. 1e.-
Baltimore Limited.
2:l5 p. m.-Except Sunday. No. lS.-
Local to West Point
4:46 n. m.-Except Sunday. No. a.
Local to West Point.
Fl. d. SPENCER G. M, 8. H HARD
WICK, p. I. NJ, W. Fl. TAYLOE, q.
p. A.. Washington, d G.
STANTON CURTIS, p. A.,
Norfolk Va
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DOUGLAS Wins for Navy.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Nov. 1O.-Thc
Naval Academy foot ball team this af-
ternoon defeated the SwarthmOrc Col
lcgc eleven to 4, in Il holly contest
cd game, the latter half of which was
scorcless.
Tho game marked the return to the
Naval Academy defense OF MidshiD.
man Hugh Douglass. of Nashville,
Tenn. the half back. who has been
out Ct the game for n year because Of
an injury to his knee. The first time
he was given the ball be gained eight
yards through the left Of Swarth-
more's line. which like their back
field outwoighed that of the Midship.
men greatly.
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THE DRAPER LETTERS.
arnn Swirs Hattie For the Nights
or ireland.

2rnn Swift's Hattie For the Nights
or Ireland.
The prapicr letters. six OF which.
signed M, Il. Draricr." appeared In q
Dublin newspaper In 1924. mark an era
IN Irish history. They were the WORT;
IF Dean Swift. the author of "GullI.
ver'S Travels" The occasion calling
them forth was the grant OF n patent
In lT2i to William Wood. M English.
man Ut birmingham, TO coin lnlfrcnro
and farthings 10 the extent or tlO9.00g
20 hr current IN Ireland. where there
was deficiency Of copper coinage.
Public feeling in ireland was IN Il state
or irritation at its treatment hy Eng.
land, and Swift took advantage OF this
coinage business TO advocate the rights
OF Ireland. Under the mask of plain.
honest, patriotic tradcsman he coun.
sclcd I'LL true patriots not only to ~.
fuse 10 take the new coinage. but To
refrain from using any English man.
ufaclurcs whatever. The result wai
tremendous. No one would take Woods
money, and associations were formed
for refusing the currency. The publlca.
reused the temper OF Ireland that IL
was now easy for Swift 10 come to tho
real point of issue. In the fourth let.
ter hc accordingly treats az tho royal
prcrogativc. The government instantly
took alarm and offered Il reward ct
GOO for the discovery of the author OF
this fourth letter. Its printer was
thrown into prison. But all was Ia
vain. The government yielded to The
storm Wood'S patent was surrender
cd, the patcntcc being UNIDENTIFIED by
Il grant 0C f3000 yearly FOR twelve
years. Thus, through the force anu nm
ilnatlon of Swift's arguments, vlcto
riously terminated the first grand
struggle for the independence OF Ire.
land. London l'itBits.