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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07
A SAD SCENE.
The Rev. r. E. Pauk Loses His Mind
From OverWork.

Florence September 5,-(Speeial)- One
of the saddest scenes ever witnessed in
this county was the carrying away by
his relatives OF Rev. r. r. Paulk this
morning to the insane asylum at Tus-
caloosa. For the past four years Mr.
Paulk has been In the employ of the
missionary board of Alabama, his field
of labor being Lauderdale county.
During the present summer he has put
forth unusual exertons. holding meet
ings in all parts of the county. and
the strain proved too much for him. His
last meeting, held at Lexington. closed
just one week ago and was one of the
most successful ever held in the county.
At the conclusion of this meeting symp-
toms of insanity developed and Mr.. Paulk
grew steadily worse until it became nee
essary to take him to Tuscaloosa. Mr..
Paullx is a native of this county and
has many relatives here.
He has enjoyed in the highest degree
the respect and esteem of all denomina
lions and his friends throughout the
county will learn with much regret of
his unfortunate condition.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr. and Mrs II. II. Knellenberg of
Woodlawn have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Eva
Theodosla to Mr. Robert Martin Griffin.
on the afternoon of Tuesday September
IS at o'clock
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07
Ice CREAM SLIPPER.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the West
End Methodist church will give an ice
cream supper at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. w II. Persing 1921 Tuscumba
avenue. this evening
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1000 drummers for Hig-
don. Gee Whiz! Stop up your
ears. Run and hide. Don't let
the drummer talk about Hig-
don. He never knows when to
stop. It's Higdon, Higdon,
HiGDON!
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FREE KINDERGARTEN Asso,N.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Fountain Heights Auxiliary of the Bir-
mingham Free kindergarten association
will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
at the Fountain Heights church
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07

Stevens chapter of the L. D. c. this
afternoon at o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. D. A. Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07

State OF Alabama,
County OF Jefferson.
L. J. II. Barr cashier of the above
named bank, do sole nnly swear thattas
above statement Is trls 10 the best % my
knowledge and belief.
J. BARR, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworl TO oefors nls this
9th day vi september, 100
JNO. LEWIS.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
ERSkI \ II NMSEY,
=. II. MOI TON. Directors
W. IL. HAsSINGER.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07

Who is the moulder of pub
lie opinion? Who is the ad-
vance agent of prosperity?
The drummer. It is his bust
ness to know. He is for Hig-
don. Higdon has been a drum
nler.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-07

Mrs William Byrd and little son. VINO
have spent the summer at Blount Springs
as. the guest of Mrs. Byrd's mother, Mrs.
Fitshugh. Will return to the city early
paxt waalt
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
Or TILT
First National Bank
AT BIRMINGHAM,
STATE OF ALABAMA,

1t the Close of Business, Sept. 4, 1906
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08
Ghciapcafe 0ampfer.G ompasnie.

Gbciaprafes9ints.
GIeeatte aafagier . Hampter ~Mnanfia' uno
s@tldntd" mad
cfo qutut Comfort nnb NprfpY, 30.
,Dampfer berlnfsH Baltimore tdeli1 [aiSge'
%inortn,et GonniaaS) uin $40 Mbenos ntlb fofis
,n,e, In OH Notit Comfort urt 0 ubr Wforgens
uno In 9iorfolf lint 7.tb Moreets nt, anfdlte'
benb an bic Gifenbab It5iige nab alien Yurtften
Ses SiibenS unb @iblpefiens.
Dorf.9atper.2tu
Gigantic Nuiiagier . 9nnl2'er ~@tacIotte' unS
Baltimore
uatb tspsH.Vstnt anb 9tdbmpnb, Na.
Sampler berIatcD Baltimore tdaItt (dtsee'
.rortnler Gonntags) im s tlbr gla6ultftaeS nub
fpmmen an gpeft9;otnt INT 7.30 WorgenS Iio
In Wibmpnb Inn S.25 WoraenS an.
Die an MlontaaeIt. Mittfpoden unb Sretfagen
bon Baltimore abfabrcnoen 9aytpter. iino bic
bon @eftrpuint an Ttenftagen, 9o1ncrftagen
un6 Samftagen abfabren, Iegcii In @Ioreeffer'
Qoifrf, Clements itrb MInroubS an; irio bic
an Dienftaaeit, 9onneritneen nib Shniffaeer
bon Baltimore u,o an Wiontaaen. Mttttponen
ui,6 ,Sreitaqet bon @etts9oir. ahfabrenben
3anpfer Iegen In Dorftoun unb gIab'Banf an
(bei eiinfiiaem Netter1.
Dampfer perlaHen gofitr.ure oeIn Httr VT. 10
nnb 10, 2igbtfrahen.Spe rte.
Gurh.Niucte ndh allen Ylinffet toitner ee'
f6ert, @epnd aufaeeeben inns a~aiiteuSinstner
TN Yoraiis ~referbirt iperberl, tn ben tteftgen
Wtuet.1 flrenuI: 8r. 40, DN.Balttntt q. etrahs,
n. ~. Mption, a9ent. st.. 1871. ct.Saittuiprs'
Strahe, pber bet Sniipt,NfreauIt VT. b3O,
2iabt.s frahs, Baltimore, NIB.
Gen. .Wefhdftsfhbrer. @en. 'Vafaeier,dsent.
q. 8. MQeTunMef. 6nffSs4en ..TaN. s9lgent.
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YenniblbaniasB abu.
Hn@ bsut sgsfsn tnb saorbsa.
Derfdft galrert.Gt0ttnu. ME fufdf,

UtItuHt eututttsS tuttpu, Wte Tpt8ts
's.45 gnrm. (ln!oH i. Station $3.50 germ.),
YitiShnrg @Spreb iffb Chicago Special.
f1i.44 gorm. C1ntot,Statton 1t.F5 Borrt.),
SaiRt.einte gsprsb,
,tpIeaIia" ainiiiso. mad epieaso, Cincinnati
uno ct. Souis. .isfG1t
1918 Madm. ,.(psn. linton ,stattonlt q, aouis
'4.o5 Nadhtn. Coon rniontStntioul, InYeHnfpt
canta epecial," II etunben naM Gtttueu.
'4.65 Wadim. (bon ilnion,etation}, Vblcuss
200 absmbs (Son untorsstatiou). Chicago
$3.50 absmSs tpou tHOn.staiiOn). q. eSuts
$3.50 aHbenbs loon unton.etationl. @eitsyn
GrprsB uno GIebelanS uiC Cincinnati W
'ildi s'asts eagion'statton ii.sS Raat).
11a1 Raa.s QiniOn,etatton ti.b5 Raatsl.
SO ISoI Y,srs Sss S& ss!s !; 40 g'sssH'a
ss.IS Worm. (tinionsStaitok 1855 gorm.), ta6
Ii4, ua1 Buffalo Ola enportuna.S nnesionI.
ia gre p nnS mS Pa;1Gaa'as.d Haa n' 4 IS ysrm.),
tasIi@. mad RsuOeo, uno an ssoaenfassi
4.sS s@sas.a. iasIts cson untonNetatton,. mad
$50 M5snSs, faaIia ton nnlon.etattou). mad
$50 asbsnss, tasIia cbOn tlHiOn.s tatton), naa
rad annapoIIs ISL gorm.. 4.a7 Radm. an
sSodeniascn. Gonutaas $50 O,oreens.
Bon tlntpH. etaftsn.
iiasIis. 1nnr &sg.DSriy; las. 7.55. 1904
Cil;o5 mr. Nep.gorp. Born. taos .14o.
.lg'Ss, , Ss''' 1880, iss.s5s. 49, 1882 Il. @9s asss.
sp %oa SSiIaSeI99niSs. AZ eis y So q e;se d ii ;US
6,s5. Tbs Wotssns, s.c4. iFao, 4.S7. .e.s55.,
ma6 eoifsm. $40 .mOrsens an ~gBoaentaseu.
Io6 @elmar inb ben boupttddIt3et aplfdeu'
I~ieaerhen '9untten an Der 0eIavaresDtbtiiort
sibsnss an sso$enfassn. eOnutass, los
@aiSlnalloa Srsssb; zee, s,5t. e;12, ,Ta5. Tag.
i.6s, 2.i22i, ga'i1i5i, SIS $40 $50, sol, 55.iSS..
III, $50, s.Is' o.i5, 's.55, 1885 si5eaSs al
SSA !sss 4ss' s.45, sG S9la Ssera sias. i aa f i.5s.
2,12, 8.1b, $40, $50, BOZ, b.25, SOB, 7.15,
729, (7,36 eimiieb), TAI, $40. 8.t5. 9.55,
~g%tIarile Gin spee'aL" 2.15 madmiitaes an
aaa Cape @lap, Lao Ma6lntitaas an ssoaen.
tdgen. GonHtnaS, f.4S Mlnrgen5.
Rad ssburb asarf, 1906 uno 1.40 Ra9mittaes
@ad slnnaSoiis' 7.so ssprm. t2,is. 4.42 aadu,
&c s..SS s SpSh0s anS az d,os sS sssnss. e'"''ass'
%sItIaniie Goat aius. Srpreb,, a.bt Dsoreens.
eo.iiibsarn' ' @ai!pa %s's Ss4ia sOrn.. $50, .ss.is
e aa ) s ais sIiaass sallSSa 'sl s&4s serna. .j s.ooii
soriSI unS @s}sas xatIwap. 1870 sbenbs
g. 4 s. Rn, *t2.4s Nn9mtfiaasan Wo1snp
tagen, 1915 iito *9,55 Mbenos tdgIid.
4spn &enntptua nts.A peHue.e tattsn.
BAD WHfbiuetpn, grpteb, CIT, 600 Born,
LIS, 3.65. 800 gtn6m. fdeItn. TAI mfprs
gems an &o1entdsen, 9.bs Gbenbs nur an
9sat annapolis, IA s~sorn,.. 4.47 s,adut.. 500
sbenos nm gso4eniaaen. Sonntass, 900
Wessn sinefeu unb SabrpIduen MAD allen
9unften fprede man In Der g~aIbert.@tdttoH,
gr ai5, Gbories.Strabe, unb Union
0e9sd iutrb aut grfuben IN oben ~osuanutea
Dnrealr abaebnIt unb mnrfirt.
SpeifesaDaagon.
y ss ~ ..c stsisssfi saH.. sraiis ss;
dee. D. Roht. II
Observation-Disclosures Gent,
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Ncntider 1tntcrridt beldrGnft.

fGIeneq 5, o, Z. September.
Sic &iiriel iino eeiullen, Der oeut.
ide ltnterrift in Den bieIigen ofient'
lid]en Sdulen lit in sen bier unteren
8raoen abgci6aift, aae 9e%nrii6ungen
bes Glcpcl1noer GeutidtbumS fir
9eibe9altung oeS ltnterri6ts qparen
p%ergebets. Ger beusihc llnterrift
fpuroc I'M NSt8re 1871 in Sen So1fs.
ihillen o%bliaatorsih eingefiibrt. Das
bieSbe5it9tide Geiet beiogte, bab in
ieber Sdyllc Die oautid)e Sprobe &c.
Icbrt wcroen miiiie, lpenn 40 Yre5eltt
per @ltern Dies uerlangten. 0iciem
@eleb mtroe ieit ben lebten 80 Sab
reil cntiprod)en, Ole lrstc 2%cgislatilr
bat iloeiicn gat5 I'M Stilen, inO
pbne bab ctipas bnuon an Sic Scffent'
Iid,feit gelangte, burh bie llm1noe-
ritns oes @ortcs u0tuB" in D0tag"
ben 8egnern bes Gc1tid)en Die Wadt
eegebe1, oas Geutifc ab5nihafien.
Sn Solge Der g~sitatipn muroc iett
penigltens 10 piel erreidt, oab oas
9entidc nuf Sic namlidc Stufe nit
onoeren &ebriGhcru gciett Miro. Sos
mar bisber lidt Der 6aQ uno Die
8erIetuna etlles am beutiden Inter
riht t6ciIncbmcnben Sdiilcrs non
ieinen 2%eiiti1neen in bieiem Sadie OBJ
laut nidt obbGngig. Niht mr. iei'
tens oes 'Sdrutrotbs, ionoern ald lei
tens bes aus Siirgern b%eitcbenoen
,9eutIden ltnterrid)ts . Gomite's"
lpirb bon Nun an Ser S%ortlfritt, relp.
oas Heinltat bcs llntcrridts genall.
perfolgt meroen. S(ngeIihts Ser 9e.
i6neioung bes beiltid)en llnterridts
lit es cine bemerfenapertbe S6atiad)e,
Dab man i'm Shulrat6 6eIhlolien bat,
bos 2ernen Ser 8olfstGn5e iett oils
llnterridtsia9 aasemcin ein5ntiib-
rem.
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Baltimore Sampf Safet So.
~ (Ntfe lanb snperldIRse B~ai.2iuie.)
3ie Der. Gtauter,Voft befbrbernb.
..MSrofufna (ueul. ,Mlab0mo.H

v9sosaia,a ,,xennsNse..
Dnmpfer tabren tdeIi4. eonntags anseenom'
men, BON ben ugatsdirie." piers, Rr. 10-ts,
.0oiYmt gDmfort, Mor.oIi, Bortsmon.b unS alen
Iunften hes efiberis. Serbinbune in OIo
9pint Gomtprt nit g. & {. 9ifenbabn." siah
Htdnonb, SerBiuouua In Gortsrtouib mt, hem
,Senboarb Mir 0ine@ fcIioen 9ua rad RortSs
mouth unb NliIantN. Sn Norfoii @erbinbune
init, Der y ItInuiie goait Cine" gorfoIf nno
ipeIiIi6 mt sSIb Spminion Cine" nab 9eip'
bern, MaibtnetoiL R.'g., 0i1monb, Sa.. unh
9letps Ytrf.
WabIsetien pah europaithem VInne. .2iisr.
ribie aaiiitpltsiminer. cieftriftbe be,sndtlna.
99agptbepnns aplsI jrst Meisrsirts adiiltsls
''Wr, i07l Sfisssdltirrcr etrnfset Oh. 500 ms
50S, ~9ig5tGirabe. Q. u. g. Office. SiiorftGde
iQaftinictes i4uno 9atnert'S trnbc, GorfiHentdl
aIuit. suiloine unb aIbausb's. 2r. 400, Toro'
gbarIeS.Gtsabe. re s@H
4, Spans @. Sherwood, q. Brpirn,
Riceiprdi. II. Sen. sI1onager. 1en 80. 'steent.
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Ierdaats' & Niners' SranSpOrta'
ul 90 ttou GpmpapH.
1tnten:

: ,, .Tampfer.2tuten:
gam Bottom iino benz Otteu: ieoen Wotttag,
9icnftaa DoRnertas uno Sauitea, abenbs
9 ltbr.
slndb qrcbjbencs unb BEN Often: iebsn Conn
TOD, Wittiuoh utb 0nitao, abenbS 9 ubr.
gfad Retuport'ytehbS uno georfolf: tdslt& I'M
Nradt foirb .aaItd bis 5 ubr gbenos fhr an
benz Gage ,abfabrenhe Sampier aiaenomrner.
PAD Sabdnndb uuo benz Siioen: teoen 9teri'
ftag, Nonnertiae uro Gamiiaa, MbenoS 8 ubr.
Der Wertbe an Sube bes 3oHgs9odS nb. Sas
bannab.S ampfer bon Der Gerfte am Gube Der
GeItsSaussslbenle.-
~, Eong'Dod.
~. q, Sntner, g. Z. W.
E iyt I-ntii n. .. etsbttnS, @en.sWiar.
Sduptbflrenu - etibof.Gde German. nnb
2tgbt.etrahe. Q13.I&S)
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Weitern NaraIanS Giienbabu.

2nee n~crIaifeu StIetsStation ipte foIot:
y ~. Igttt 9da(td. WI
4.30 MoraenS-G6neflpoii, SagfrStoipn, 81. 4
B. .1iabu, inb aiiSGetontrten Sornfug,
.9ancod nrb Gbnmbersbura.
a.15 Worgene-lNens WtdrsGrpreB.
200 YaAm.-saff- lnHooatioH na6 8lhnoon.
1853 Hd9.-GIbreB SaupfltHte, Sdgersfotun,
Se1l' ssrp GS'ps srsSsei9 u me- 8r amfassSM,
fearior'gsaganHD.
1000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nod itntorr
Tssiid, amassmsmmsm gsnutas.
e.65 MoracfS-Oorf, y. & o. 9teinon unb
!SauptInie ,bftIt6 bon Gu'orb 0robs. To-
800 MISUNDERSTANDING saaersiotpn, San.
cod. Cumberland. GtippenSburq. Treoe.
rid, Gmnlisbure unb ". 4 ~. Bapn
sAs gsstSssss Y Iiisiinmobaitcn NOD ceitps.
1000 Meiaers Accommodation roo linton
.s2o gs1m.--aIus y,eur.atn egpssb tYarIOr'
Mdaqpn), feUie Dtsbertd. ~
825 Madm...-grpres ra@ BORT unb e. Z
4b SaSm - ar,ommOSation naa Union
5.se g.adbm. - afromm,bation nadh @nueon,
sanft Grprfb BITS @ett1sbura nnb Vort.
i8iJ aberbS ~ decentralization na0 unton
o''Ds was esantsrs. tai;t yA5i
'2 8risse unb Ssno5eI. =
6dIt ni6fs an Der Venniplbania' gpenue'
g!dftcr an 49, F' ~
q. NRberffou. j, tsi, q. VI. .Sott1sA
U67-) ga
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Baltimore bio-8 Balm.
: TdaItN. iIdgIi9. ansgenemmen gonntaoS.
2ylur Spnntags. wv

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s sasretsla S. |" s.s, s,un ia' a., t i. siinas:a = 70 8
9ninben : Citation rad Maihtnston on go.
SnaItaaeil; g. 90 SegnI bts seo abei,os. EEtt
Izio, I7fo, .s45 sess. ,iobS, iii;sa Per
@ "if% i4.s s5a, is.soi 1913 :stSSS. F Ia.ss. 80. 49, 1852 is.ss.
I'll, SO gbenbs; perI. Gambler Ct. 800. t8.t6,
1895. .Ir7,2o. 1920 $50 .s.oo, 1000. iitoe
n if'eo, Sia'e5, ZOO zoo, . 'su@'s' 1906 100, '!.1a..sS,
100, i5.o5, 1888, 1900. .8.i8. 1870. roo.
800, 1910, 1900. 'ic,o5. lilo, 't1.4i
Massselis, mt. nssaI citation. i7lo nns
!I52o ino s9o9 gorHiiiaes, laos S'aam..
'' Srss snS Or %t. " sosai e.otion. ss.4s, Is,4s,
ilrb 1000 gorw., H.25., ls-bO unb $3.50 Rad
:. MsSisssj.ss.;, mt; sSssI. = 70 sS Born. Iss q
1850 nuo 400 gadm -
'o GS.e Sas nsi ,n ,s'S wit. srs, e.usen etatten.
I7.s6. ?e.1b borm.. i1.25, 1850. '6.2o $50.
aaraS, !Iet. NOpaT. 'sAs Roam.. gambsn.
-. sss ' sias ai-:,s.A .susss.ss,. ~ a.
~ sss.' s'''' 4. '' s:'ssss:s siisiss ..a go
esrasooaaers II. .zaes sas#ssifah 2 s.s ss =,
E fSTfIs' aaarisf. aitsaeass ". ssi.?sSoSi. & sMa
sta asiss Sfinas. diliisss". g. sssi 80 & ag1f.stS.s9
1Wonal qimttesa ....Iasi. 8.4s II. 3 $50 n.
9oatbes, 0hiId. Fnusai GO $40 M U ib.05 90, g..
garlor Diner go, .Tdgi. 500 . sos 8
@odcbes. gbiia. .. .Id6l. $50 0.16Q.U
pofdI ss'GnInhvaearus fms fsrtta si.in o.
trnub IN guntbep uno aRt. Rehabilitation IN
q. mad Mt,ants.gts an gse1sniaaen; 3
nab Mtfanttesett taeftt. . NOD Mtlanttesqtf9
Scnntnes. gle 8hee paIten in Mtlminsfnns
ssiiaia. ai7sm.. gamseu.e citation, as.ob. e.lS
BORN, l2.20. 76.to gtadbm. Nt. -Mobot Cid.
1910. 1920 PORN. 2.25. 26.1b Rddu.
Aberdeen Nffens, Ganisen Sfntion. llo0
NndbrH., 1910 Nberbs: Mt otobai ef6ftou.
n .0b slrtm., $s.t5 abeubs.
@eierpiruna eor, .@aunn In e4Iaf. cber geH
Lor.slasaons. spsite.matsr, etc; merseR i4aea
ehrsaiiy: ghariess nIs eqsaieaa,strces 81
Fon ssps sfni fsfp; 0 a. 4 "a S.H yw% III, ssrs an l13SIfi
a asE,ss s 1 'at ssss S%EisFaaessst ssE Is fsf 'ssss.. Sss
go SUPERINTENDENT; ~. LII tAii aa1alis,
sans, tats 4sslsrb f1efsssk q. saS)ass N,
ia. ct-0stttMssesets. usee GspnsosaWHO4
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.arblano S~anbaummense dule.

, 9as 80. G6uIiabr bcetnnt am f2. eepetms
be.. Nhiiefietlaniid, fir bic 1aubcn uno
stuminen lnp Die. oeren Sebbr 81 ftIeht fir
ben Yefi9 bet l5ifentliHeH ShnleH VT. Spre'
den uno lippenIefem peIebrt. Srnmmdr,S@u,
len unb nfabeinii6e Giubien. Gage febt ges
fiius. soft unb lInterridt fret. Snforilation
bon Ghae. ". GIg, 1rin6ipal, Grebertd, Wtb.
81 (glugt2, Vio, Wa.G a-GeptS)
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ttaubpen st,5ltsruna ii occ8{hn oas
J. sdpitigitcn" ~tcItgeiett werocn
loIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

BON oern MiteIieoern Der .gaoi
idaen &eiie n @eielidait" aus ben,
Der. Staatep, tuelde nod a%arlsrnbe
iirterfpegs Iinb. Inn an Den oortigen
5eicrIiffeiten anIdbIid oes so. Ge-
bitrtsta9cs 'iito Der golbenen Sod.
5ett oes G~roBberJogs Jrieorih pott
gaoen GbeiIi 5u nebmer. laufen an.
cauefno oiei ae4fbMfiaitiihiten ges
rid)te Hsf1s(A9fR g0Aitdn5J Der ee.'
~wttbfdNBfBcr .AhsiFhenio; 9fdbt iinrm
noropeitlfdest Uaotr see g doeniees,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-08

gaiie our @eiie in's AsslanS e.,
forpt 81 wsinc. 9rI4i?, Sf;SaItiy
nttsess trake, uajt Guiium lttufr'Abe..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18

The announcement Of this sale packed the sto
people took advantage Of the first opportunity of
Furnishings at the cost Of raw materials
The sensational purchase of the immense stool
turers, OF Philadelphia at So 2-3c on the dollar by
Samuel r. lmggins paved the way for the greatest
slaughter Of Clothing prices Richmond has wit
messed in years. It's the Clothing event of the
season Don't judge this sale by others you have
read or attended in this city Read the prices quoted
below; come and investigate; YOU Will find every
thing as advertised These values won't last
always. Here is how they are priced
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OvercOats-- Cravenettes.
Mems and young mems; every color every
size, including the new model Fifth Avenue form
fitting; Long listers. Raincoats Short Overcoats
etc.
$1,000 Overcoats, Challenge Sale .S21. SO
$500 Overcoats, Challenge Sale .Sl7.9 80
$3.50 Overcoats, Challenge Sale S1698
$1,000 Overcoats, Challenge Sale .Sl548
$3.50 Overcoats, Challenge Sale .S13 90
S14O0 Overcoats, Challenge Sale 81 80
$1,000 Overcoats, Challenge Sale Sc .98
$500 Overcoats Challenge Sale 81 80
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When 4 Jap Girl Is Tilted

A japanese woman. when abandoned by
her lover takes a peculiar and MIC
turesque revenge. When she no longer
has any doubt as 10 his faithlcssress sre.
gets up in the middle Of the night ana
puts on a pleasing dress and wooden SAN
dals. Attached 10 her headdress she car
ries lighted candles and suspended 70
her neck hangs a small mirror She takes
IN her left hand small straw cRev
OF her faithless one. and in her right
hand hammer and nails. Walking
gravely TO the sanctuary. she selects one
OF the sacred trees and nails the effiEy
securely TO the trunk. She then pravs
for the death OF the traitor vowfng that
II her wish is granted she will take ont
the nails which trouble her god. since
they are fastened To a sacred tree. Night
after night she comes to the tree. adding
one or two nails. and repeating her pray
ers; persuaded that the god will not
hesitate TO sacrifice the man to save
the tree.-COlumbia State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-18
VANDERBILT AND HIS
AMERICAN JOCKEY PART

PARIS. November Ivy. X. Wander
bit and his American jockey. J. Rauscn.
viii part company at the end Of the cur
rent season. Mr. Vanderbilt has engaged
Bellhouse, one Of the leading riders here
for next season.
Rausch has ridden Mr.. Vauderbilt's
horses for the last three years and IS
very popular here. Next season he Will.
ia All probability, ride for NJ J. Pratt.
who maintains an extensive racing estab-
hshment.
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T-tlorIess. the Enelfsr r~es SON 20
Ts.ro.rrv ana o-rba- ,,.-.s r.r, -
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90 '''al --f"Alie Ast OF
T'-efs being Doc Kyle. brown colt
-.'t ~ y = stark, simeon. Va. from
"lisa HAo1ie. ny Miner. Doc Kyle won At
-.''' -'-'s l-.e distance IN
-"- '- t''-l 'Ar-oia winners
.'ei On -llet-tes -ncllte keina Swift
itei RIVER Sinscl4t Workmaid and
Orphan Lad The latter a black gcld.ng.
ont % Eoetre hy Eo.us. IS owned by David
Dunlop. Of Petersburg. and when he vyon
tie Walden stakes az baltimore on the
-th instant. trained rv William Garth hfs
victory was greeted bv calfore vae1- e~or,
tn. virginia delegation tre+ ~aeo,,-,,7,,s
fa- bavar6 tto rr-ofrrs 80 c1,sst, "a
pir,ffoo -aro ,o,,rr-
'"s-il4-p ira runners were much in cvi-
or h.c -l 'i' tr',Al i'Ainnore meeting.
N--.- De-iN .l 1-e famous OLD f.mhco
''' ~. ls' anu c4oSe9 on Wednesday
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NEW MAN TO THE FRONT
IN The RACING WORLD

WINNIPEG, November IA man has
been developed in the rowing world Of the
Southern seas. who may join Ed. Durham
in disputing the supremacy OF Ge,ree
Towns, the present holder OF tho nre,. ,.,-
ship The newcomer is William Webb
now the amateur champion % New Yea
land. and SO strong Is the faitb oe nts
hackers IN his ability that they have
offered to match him with Jim stanburv
for $1,000 side and allow Stanbur, $3.50
expenses to row on the Wangganui River.
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FROM PITTANCE
TO FINE SALARY
Jockey Joe Notter Leaps From
SIS Month to $1,000 a
Year.
WAS ONLY A STABLE BOY


NEW YORK. November l-.-It. "a lar
cry from little stable lad at si5 "a month
20 jockey commanding salary OF s.0,i
"a year. but Joe hotter Brooklyn lad.
sixteen years old. has spannod this eulr
inside Of four months. and now owns
a fine home in one Of the best residential
sections of Kings county.
Little Joe" weighs less than ninety
five pounds. Tie is chubby lad. with
short less that scarcely reach below
tie flaps o. IBIS saddle Ills face ls a.
veritable lookug-elass % mirth lis
eyes fairly dance merry twinkle no an
Times. hls lips are parted in grin n
delight and bis freekies are usually
ppckered up into wrinkles caused by
IBIS good nature
The only time that hotter is not laugh
ing ana playing FRANKS IS when hc is on
tie back OF race-mad thoroughbred
Iu"n tc throws 20 the winds his friroi-
it1 ard becomes as steady as tho swing
OF "a clocks pendulum. Re listens at
tentiveiy 10 the riding instructions OF tho
tnrfmen who employ him. ard corgets
aI else in his desire 20 pilot bis mount
home "a winner.
Product Of Long Tuition.
Little Notter's skill IN the saddle fs
't-' lirLN't OF long tuition Ey Lfe en-
ploye-. Jack McGinnis BE came To trs
latter unknown as "a rider and without
the ahel test knowledge ~ how o. ride
81 thoroughbred. McGinnis had t. teach
him the parliamentary part OF his voca-
lou-how t0 hold the relus SIT in the
saddle. crouch well forward SO as to offer
as little resistance as possible to The
wind and 70 break his horse away
from the barrier
NoGinnis. clever horscman bv OBJ
serNation and "a natural trader OF horses
Ly instinct found i'm the little Rrooflvn
iad an apt pupil hotter made few mis-
-ahes ana was quick 90 rrcrfv any error
il.s one great fault ln the early dave
~ his apprenticeship WAS to make ,vld.
Turns and o. race his horses too Tar ori
The outside. thereby losing many lengths.
Whom DE lost several races bv These
manoeuVres Dor quickly mended Ills horse
n.nstin in thl% respect.
Not,er is considered by many horse
men es the lad who is destined 10 rla,-
the part next year 81 Walter Mili.-.s
greatest rival for the lonors ~ thc
saddle Slowly bat steadily Doe came. into
the imelght OF turf publicity bv ridlnr
winners ~ long odds His frequent s-ic-
cess with horses that were at biz r-t.as
soon earned for him the race-traot -ftla
~ The lonE-shot jockey" lie rode
many more 81 these kind OF horses 20
victory than Miller. and DIS ernIo,e-
WHO backs his mounts reliriouslv. is
. $1,000 winner on tho season.