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New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Southampton, Nov le-St Louis. New via Plymouth
and CherbouTg.
Naples. Nov l6. / a m-Bulgaria CGer) New York
Gibraltar. Nov I-Cretic tBp New York for Naples.
tand preceded.
81 Michaeis, Nov l6-DTumclfe (Br) SOurabya,
New York.
Manchester, Nov Inference CT3r) New York
ST Croix. Nov II. p m-ManOa jBrJ New York via
Bermuda for Demerara
Christiansand. Nov, II. m-Hellg olav DAM. New
for Copenhagen.
Cherbourg, Nov lbhTCnprinzessin Cecilia (Cse-1
York via Plymouth for Bremen.
Bremen. Nov is. 10 q m-Prinzess Irene (Ger1, New
York
Hamburg. Nov II, 3 m-Buecher (Ger). New York via
Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Bermuda, Nov IS-Bermudian CBr). New York.
Genoa. Nov IL 2 p m-Bulgsrta (Gerl New York via
Naples 18th. m Friedrich der Crosse (Ger0, New
York via Gibraltar and Naples
Naples, Nov i3-Campania QtaD New York.
Yokohama Nov l5-Albenga Ger. New York sabans
and Dainy
SAILED.
BouIogne. Nov 10. 10 m-statendam Datch). New
York.
Cherb0urg. Nov II. u-Grosser Kurturst (Gerl New
York
Aigers. Nov 1ssikh OBI. Grom Hioso. SCI, New York
Eaptos. Nov. z5-Corrisntss leeEl. New YerzA
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Surrogates' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
Il T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of NsW
62 2k aS5iis ss MasI W % ao AS Ps' Ra5 5 syas
garet5a 5 Wits late Of the County Of New York. d.
ths sgsserssr a. his place ot transaetas business
Broadway in The city Of New York On or before ths
Dated New YORK. the third day of Juns. 1907.
-HAs p & V!v n f5J-cKIf-Y IA Ts-os5 - - s.2r =
CITY, Borough Of Manhattan. Attorneys fo- Ad-
II PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON EBZEP =
a lhoaas suFs3saSe @ ot tfs Sennty e1 NrT For>
against Cieorganna 2 Redmond late u the Co1nsv os
New York deceased % present the same wiki vouchers
business No e6 Broaivay. Borough o. 2lanhat-an ~
Df5s$ NS fS5 fs l9 1SF y cSs7 s. F % 59
DAVIS STONE * ACESBACd: At12rneys t1T ES=c1-
tor "a Nassau Street MaRhattau. New Yo-k 'iys-
FqTTE4s OF HS e. Q. q. ao G65S Fk Y M
claims against EdWn g. bates late Of ,ss CONT 3:
49, fo,S =, tI ~ ~ ne ls 74ls " Nll
business tss Office y Warren wright, W Escior
5a or sefars the 1s5 dsT 2, February. los
Dated. New YORK. the -,,1a sSy OF July 1897
wAsBES ss.s E.R MRlqa York attorney fox E1'sa'' F'4
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON ABNER C..
Il Thomas surrogate OF the County cf Ne1F YORK
Blanche Sterling. so-l1tl.nss Bia1-he o. S-er
. .- .9S - ,L | - 10 s,- t5s ~ -r --
az their place OF tTansacs business az the o-ce = ,il
York. on or before the day May. next
Dated New Iors- The 29th day of Ccto6er, iat7-
DANIEL. 3 CHILDS. EpSON BRADLEY. Executors
HULL s HORTON, Attorneys FOR Executors. 9 Brosf
Street. Borough of Manhattan, City OF New N1rs-
IN PURSUANCE IF AN ORDER OF HON ABSER 9
Il a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
notice au persons having claims against
r. late OF tha County - New T--s, de-
present the with vouchers thereof % -
subscribers their place Of t-arsalting a
IroaGvav the Borough Cf Manhattan New TlTA C-ty.
On before The 1st dan OF May 1905
New NO-6. October = lsnI.
BENJAMIN +. EINST4-IN- BERTHA MYERS. Ezsc1-
EINSTEIN. TOWNSEND & GJITERNLAN. ATTORNEYS f'-
Executors a broadway. Manhattan. New NorN Ci-y
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s:51lsuu 4:45l Moon rises lsoon's ar. "a
HIGH WATER
AA-ssndy Hook To0lGov Island 7.o2tIyeli ea.. a.,.
PMsandy aooHs 7s2i Gov. Island $50 Hell Gate 9s3
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
WIRELESS REpoRrs

Tie California reported 70 South WeIaeet Mass vas
tefosy morning az o'clock when miles soutbessf ~
a'clock lhis morning. " N'SA sDs1t
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Nov. lS, 1907

ARRIVED.
Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch Bonjer Rotterdam
and bOulogne November 8. the Holland America Line
with 452 cabin 623 passengers
Arrived at the Bar at 1000 a
Steamer Colbury t3 Petersen. Huelva October 81,
BowTng q Co. with Arrived at the Bar 3 a IN.
Steamer Bradford (Ger) Thomson, Port ANTONIO No
sengers and fruit Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Border knight (8rI. Dalton Philadelphia 90
J II Winchester Co. in ballast Left Quarantine at o50
u
Steamer Mesaba G3r Claret. London November Z. 10
the Atlantic Transport Line. with 20 cabin passengers
and mdse. Arrived az the Bar at 40 m
Steamer City of Columbus Burg, Savannah November
10, Ocean Steamship Co. with and mdse
Pissed IN Quarantine at 655 a
Steamer Porto Rico, Deiano Baltimore 70 II c Foster,
With mdse. Passed In Quarantine at $50
Steamer Proteus Hopner, New Orleans Novamber IL.
TO Southern Pacific CO. with passengers and mdse.
Pass1d IN Quarantine at a N.
Norfolk TO Dominion Co with passengers and
ndse. OFF Absecon Lighthouse at 1882 m.
Steamer Altai (Gerl Kirchhon Montego Bay Novem-
ber /, O. Kingston 10 and Inagua II the
American Lane, with two passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 4:25 m
Steamer Algonquin, Devercaux. Jacksonville Noveni-
Der Is, 20 the Clyde SIS co. with passengers mdse
Steamer Cowrie (Brl, Straton Cardiff November 2 20
Philip Ruprecht IN ballast Arrived at the Bar 145
p
Steamer OcmuIgee Mason. Rrunswfck November 10 to
the Brunswick SIS Co with mdse Passed IN Sandy Hook
at 1907
Steamers Northam- Port Arthur; Monroe. Norfolk and
Newport News punottar Castle G CTtstobal: Pathan
Cr Hamburg: Vsldvia Ger Fortune Island. Sayanlla
rhar rleetnn atC
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Notice of Summons.

SUPRENIE COURT oE THE STATE oE NEW yoES--
= county of NsE YS51-Iese s M NJ NS-a Pai5'.E .E
i5zz.s Kira Ellen KiIk Julia Armstrong; a1d John
sJrong her husband tns name John being Tll.-s sas
Soiau John Nolan. heT husband: James Dunn "a
being unkn0wn Plaia,; Frank ATTzhs-ssr tas Hsms
unknown TO piaiatlI charles Il Emery, William "
eHf5It's arst name being ursG6v to psaJitf 6vsri
Zmara the nale ElwaEd being aeJitouz sad as1.aSs
er. the name William being fictitious. said dersa5an,s
T n. HaHs Ed%arI beHs acJ5us sai de,-rsaats
an aTS IaWre2ee ista7rSn sun
nons-To the above named egfsE9a9ts; 491 are 1e ,
acton and 20 serve copy ef your answer on ~. pa =
thts summons exclusive Jay OF service and a
be taken asaias5 You sy default rae; -eaaisi
IL amended complaint
Dated Ns" York. 0'''''' T5ioslzs Fi5t J MEEHAxs-
once P.s,ohacs Address N 8 IsE< ROW B'-'-sa
To ne psfenda,s Llzze I[ir5 Ellen Ki: julie . A- ~
] ]STas h1,i'iGJ, 9 sid XsS aaf Tr N5as -
qpSn YOU BY PgGhea'a Pgisasn, 20 & n 5 Ss 9 Court 5:
the Col dated the lVth DAY q t,,,pr.
~ i9o 81 lr1 o T9 o. m r We o tSe count, OF New Yok
TIE county Court House. in the Borough ot Nana''--'
Dated New York. October 1I,n. 1907 .,-
THOMAS ). MEEHAN. Attorney To- Flan'iF
SUPRElIE COURT OF THE STATE o. NEW Cl7,3. IoRs..
against James olaq KathaEtne Kirk MsIssre;; ks; 9;
tious said DEFENDANTS first name being urSHov,o
he plaintiff. nolan and John Nolan tsr
Defend ndauts-Ameuded sunnnons-To the Seevs sss%
Defenfants- hereby summoned to ans"e.
amended complaint this action and 20 serve
ronv OF your the PLAINTIFFS Attorney wliae
tvvcntv day service ~ this summons
elusive OF tho day OF service and N case or ye-.
failure 20 answer, Judgment VIII oe t9Aet
against You by default for the relief dernandsa -
amended complaint
THOMAS = MEEHAS.
for Plaintiff
once aud postoHce address. No IS Park Row. B'r-
Manhattan New York City.
To the Defendants Lizzie Kirk. Ellen ktYk Je5as
Armstrong Armstrong her husband
John being fictitious. said defendants - -
name being unknown piautiG, Mary Nolan -
John Nolan her husband; The toregotng anleaos,,
3 publication pufsll-e
TO an order OF A. Blanchard. JUS
Supreme Court Of the state Of New 4ore<
OF October. 1907. and nled VIZ
the complaint and amended complaint IN the e1tcs
OF the Clerk OF the County Of New York At the Col
Court House in the Borough % Manhattan New NoHA
City.
Dated New York. October 1ith. 1907.
THOMAS j. MEEHAN.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

For Both sexes-City-
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MADISON SQUARE (l12 Broadway
Harlem Branch: LenOx Ave. 12ath st
Brooklyn % Court ST
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Pupils hear and speak the language sx.lu.s-..-
from the first lesson Trial lessons
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
THE MECKLENBURG HOTEL.
lII Al. GIIA n A

CHASE CITY. VA.
On the Railway ninety miles south OF Rich
mOnd. Hotel thoroughly modern single and eu
suite Private baths, steam heat electric lights.
Climate ideal. location and surroundings superb;
cuisine vice the best. All popular diversions
Game preserves Of thirty Thousand acres; quan.
Baruch and Nauheius system of baths The famous
Mecklenburg Springs waer-Ithia Calcium
Tourist nom points Weekly
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
City Hotels.
Brooklyn

Brooklyn.
TJOTEI MATGARET. % TO 90 C0rJ-,,e,,
III Heights -F5rooklyn's leadng Family and T-s-
efan Hotel overlooking y y
THOMAS TORY. Mgr Tel 4t20 Main
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Unfaunished partments to Let

4 -A--A.- A-A.--A.
~. IiS West JSth st. four and basement
private Dwelling; l3 rooms. pantry ext lease.
4Gth between 5th end 9th aves.,
story. II romos; lease rent. s.. 700
CYRILL.E CAIutEAU. T96 9Th ave (i5th)
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT TO RENT: ROOMS
unfur1lshed. all modern iHproy eruents. subway
ncr absolutely uTepruof FLORENCE HOUSE, Fourth
ave and 18th
DONAVIsTA COURT. 94j-9 ST. NICHOLAS AVE -
ID -Four and Grf bath. $3o-S41 Apply Su
perintendent premises or De SELpING BROS I49
Broadway. y. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Country Property for Sale.


A BSOLUTELY JNFSQU ALLIED CORNER PLOT OF
~ lots in TIE prominent Douglas Msu,r:
IlsLtl stocks or bonds taken in payment Write r.
BLEJt4 30 briggs ave. Brooklyn
ENARM FOR SALE.-KENT co. DELAWARE; l2s
a finest fruit and grade land. products sold
cash AT station. price. 5000 with S4.Oo equity. will
sell or exchange FOR city property. Call address
OWNER 1855 Prospect Place. Brooklyn
4 T CHAPPAQUA.-7O ACRES OK BEDFORD ROAD.
with attractive old house, orchard outbildngs
will sell Part. II d,s..ed. ALFRED BCSSEIL.E 1i3s
Broadway.
FINHREE FAMILY HOUSE. ASFHALTED STREET. M
l. bargain; S52oo: 81 800 cash: balance.
per cent; rents SJ16 PAUL. 1928 Boulevard.
Lincoln Jersey
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Furnished Il partments to Let.

HIGH CLASS APARTMENT; FURNISHED: sEVEI
IL hath; Fifth avenue; rent 500 De
month. inquire OF superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
Instruction.

For Boys and Young Men-coun,ry.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
AUTUMN Resorts.

NEW JERSEY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08

plOBli6 meIoete Der 9iener .Serso9
8:!N @raf % murquis 81" Mit
elmer ele9anten 8erbeusung trat Der
Ser3oe bpr; unter benz linfen @rm
trug er Elm 9ad6en 9ol3 unb in Der
rehten Sanb ben 9ut. gr griiBte mad
ben Nntanbsre9eln jener 3ett, inbem
tr ben 9opf elm penig neigte, unb
lpart oann gef6idt fem Sola ms
5euer. Gs folste Der @raf nit einem
nod umfanerei6eren 9ribut pon
grennmateriaG. Na6bem aud er ben
9ol55pl bareebra6t bate, erf6ien Der
Marquis, gleidfaus nit einem pGds
den unter bern 4rm. @Is er ober Iein
gunbel in ben Samin tperfen polte,
belt 5rau ROfiini. bic Bis babin
itumm 5ugeie6en bates Ieinen @rm
feft unb fagte: .2egen Sic es Iiebsr
in ben &orb, MIR tperben es ipdter nod
brou6en tonHsn!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
frau Ao(Rnis Grip.

Gin a~usseprdstsr GsiabaIs mar,
na9 einem Barrier Sbeatsrblatte, bic
Satin bes 1868 peritorbenen 3ompoz
niiten Roiiini, Der cine LANCE Reibe
BON Sabren in paris Iebte.
Bel ben Gmpfanssn IN RpfTnis
Sauie fror man; aud tonnte maj,
niemals auf onoere Grfriihunsen reds
men. oils aif bic, Del4e frsunbIide @es
Der Der Serrin bes Sauies eefdidt
batten. @ines Qbenbs. an ipeIfem
auf ben Straben bon paris Der
Sanee einen balben Meter bod lag,
fab 5rau Rofiini, NIT benz .treuen
9Inbhen auf benz Sdoobe, i'm Be-
quemen 2ebnitubl am aamin. in ipelz
DIEM afpei armielise Stiid9en 9pla
glimmten. unb ermartete hire .GGIte.
Syn 9auie @ofiinis gu pertebren, gait
,als cine 9robs Gbre. 10 bob Der Salon
trob Der SunbetdIte, bic barin
berrfdte, iid balb nit i90nsn 5rauen
nnb iiinftIeriI4en unb pplitiiden 60
bilitdten fiiute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
Auf Dem B(o6aOe6reo6er.

Gin iur6tbarsr SdneeIturm psitIdt
in Der taIten Nopemberna6t bic 5lus
then bss Gslben Mesres. Sofauf
fdIeubern bic srresten Wogen sinsn
t~Ieinsn, idarfgebauten 0umpier, um
TIN i'm na9iten Woment in bic Sieis
bes Wsaentbales periinten su laiIen.
9od TAPER tdmpft Die Ya6t Dor:
spdrts, immer porpGrts eebt ibr 2ouf.
Gs lit erit adt ubr, aber loneit
berri9t tiefe Giniternib. Sm runben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der nQoop" itebsn
srei WGnner, Der cine bic 9ono on
Der 0ampfiteueruns, Der spsite in bos
Siueium Der &arte Der BON ben Sas
ponerr bsIaesrten Geituns port Or
thur rertisft. Qub,r benz absebGmpf.
ten sIettrii9en 2iht iber ibm lit tel,
nerlei gsleudtuns gu .rbliden. benn
bic gaAt fGbrt obne bic porihriftss
mGbisen 2idter.
Man Iiebt es ibrer 9auart an, baB
is fir beionbere 3psde beitimmt 1T.
SdmoI unb lang eebaut, nit auriids
seitelten Maiten. eiIt lie tpie Elm Renns
pferb bur1 ben Sturm babin, cine
Sturaiee mad Der anbersn ibsrlpins
oenb. Wie Statuen iteben bic bsibsn
4ussudmGnner born am Bug. Der
Gturm treibt ibnen bic feinen, idarfen
GisfIimme, pie Nabeln ms GeIift,
Der Gane. umbiilt bic ebsrnen Ges
ftaIten NIT elmer eneanliesenbsn
aruite; bod uneridutte,lid fud)sn lie
nit ben NadtelGiern bic itpdfinitere
Nodt gu burdorineen.
.3pei Grid refts bpraus Gonb
in Sidt!" ruff jebt Der cine our Som.
~moReobride emppr.
Die beiben MGnner i'm SGusden
iperfen einen Bid auf bic aarts. .0as
TT Sunsliau."
.Wir fabren iebr eenou. sroe bss
Sturmea ni6t UNI bier Strid BON
aurs."
lin aebn ubr tSnnen mir i'm Sa.
ten iein. fuenn uns bic Sapaner nidt
o%bfaneen."
Die .Gobp' nit ihren s%psiunoorsi.
big anoten in Der Stunbe nimmt Is
tdon nit ben Sapanern auf. Nur ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
ailslnsr ssbnlud)t GtOanhm etbn -.
Uon Slba1ud 40. Eankau.

Ueincr Sebniudt Gsoautsu ssbu
usbEr @iitteu uno ltigcl,
Seem ON Simmtl bic Sterne ittbn
S,sbsu is ibrs GIueeI
Suyt bic it!atsaoe Giniomisit,
Nciisr ais 1bcu uuo 8e9cn,
Heller Die &er9c tlau uEo nett,
llster Goaten uuo SteC,
Spin ;u benz oltrfItiHisn God -
9dn8it ucrmoridt uno asrtrohsr,
CUR Sdlpele, mo it e%intCns ODD,
Mtin &tnpresbrt 9siprcbsn.
Msiuer Ssbniadt gteanisn etbu
llcbsr Sititen uno Gi9cl,
Nsnn am &immsl Die Sttynt ftbn,
&ebsn fg ttre 6llgtI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08
oer cemtiebe Correspondents, Baltimore, aep. 5rettas, Den $ andr; 1907.

I'd nee. bsttsIn. .,' ioote BIZ
Grau, unh e. mar fat. oIs liefe elm
lei4te Rptte ubsr bic perbungerter
3tas.
ga, Iisbu SimmGl!" Die ,sid'
J,au sudte Die G6ieIn. gNenn'& obe'
MD. anoers ostt..." Sic 3pa BIZ
9ane piebsr aus Der Soi4e.
.Sr mein'n gon5en 2eben hab' id
nod mid 9ebetteIt," iogte Die NIte
limb noa msin Mann is. aud MIDI
0GtetIi6! ba6te Grou apmmer:
sisnyotb Mietersbeim. Go'n ormeE
QoIt - uno nod itot3!
.0as lit ja aud iebr i4on," fagte
r: tiibl. unb Ie nabm bic Sont ber
8lsinen, UNI gu 9eben. .Wenn ids
MAIDEN Idbt..." fiigte ie bin3rn- GiG
nor irpb, oob iie ibre id6nen a~pon5iq
Mart ni6t fortgeseben bate. Die
lpare pobI nod gar beIeioi9t sepeien,
Die oumme Gle perion.
IN poarmal baber mid 2eute paa
9ef6entt," ia9te bic Jrau in 6Ort'
f.sun9 .i6rer lebten Worte,
SolpobI, bodte 5rau Wistersbeim,
Te m0dten's ouf Dem qrGisntirteler
ee6raht toben. Gas tsnnt man,
.Qber bic bait i'd fruber nal bsi's
maiden gsboltsn," fsBts jens ME gu
iBrer GntiGuIbigune binau.
"Gd TO-" matts 5rau Wietersbsim.
ga, notiirIi4, tpuroe es ibr liar, bic
bate mid pabrideinli3 fir perriid!
gebalten.
Damn iab iie pieber auf bas bur9s
furdte QntliB nit feinem p~eritstnsrs
ter Gram, unb ibr ftel elm, baB ite
nod etpaa feline Minas auBsr itrem
9olbitiid bel iid bate. Sine bic 8ipei
Mart mo9te es pobl fein, Menn iie
bic -. Sbrs Sanb iudte nodmaIa bic
SIeibertai4e. etFpas 5o9ernber ais pors
Der,
DRu mub id man MAIDEN. bab i9
forttomm," fasts enoli9 bic 9lts.
uSa, geniB," iimmte Jruu Wie=
tersbeim gu, .tpenn Sic beute nod
mad gudenberg unb auriid molten,
bann pirb bas pobI 3eit."
Dies S9paBen bon benz Bolt!
ba9te iie. sic fteblen benz Iieben Serrs
gott bic 3eit. aein Munber, ipenn
fe ni9ts Dor ii9 bringen. Sic lieb
ibr portemonnaie in Der Sof9s. IS
bat fattiid teinen s3ned, bo9te iie.
q iinbIi4 belfen ldbt ii9 ba
B 0 d ni4t. Man miibte fe lelber
total Gnoern tDnnen. llnb bas fam
man ni4t. Wit benz be1ien Wiqen
nitt. ,
.Ru abiD AUDI" iaete bic Srau.
.Ibieu," fagte Srau Wieters6eim,
Sic fa9te es freunbIid. Man mub
iib nur poritelen, tpie pobl bas nit.
inter 10 armcm Bolt tbut. ipenn man
9iitig nit ibm lpri4t. pbns cine Spur
bon 9c4mutb. 9os 1T ibnen man6,
nal mebr pert4. ais bos pure. nadte
Gelb. IL
Die Srau gin9 bapon.
nSieb mol, fo'n hiinnsS 8leib. tpie
bic onbot," iaete bic SIeins, ibr na9s
iebenc. Die Mutter panote Iia elsi6s
faaS um; baa 9in6 bate re1t, ME
Elm Goppen idlue Der Stou ber gtpd
beim Geben I'm bic Sn0deG.
sSo, ia, ip orms Qeuts!" ia9te Jran
Wieters6eim nit cintm Seuf5er.
.ad, Momo," fiel Is 10 auf elm
mol BEL aleinen Elm. i'd babe ia bic
g69eI4en CANA psroeNen! Sd babe ia.
nod meme 9an5e SemmsI! Sou iD
Die Der ormen 5rou fdenten?"
80, mein QiebIine." iasts bic Muis
te, %eJireut, has tbu. Bring Der or
men alien 5rau Define Semmel."
Gos Sinh lief fr0bIid babin. Tie
Mutter fo6 ibm mad. GoIbenes tleis
nee 9er3! bodte Ije. limb Elm ftG, r
9ue bon Riihruno itoo iiber ihr @eIidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-08

raWe fRr's ausfamo bsisrst G. Waime, |
4is, rn.satimsss. ctr, mabe esammboaie.S
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
PreveIltiCs
FALL DEALERS
DAYTON ENJO|Ns
LABOR ORGANIZERS
From Trying to Organize the Miners
in the Wheeling Coal
District.

WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 25.--
What is said to be the most sweep
ing injunction ever issued against
organized labor has been granted at
Philippi, w. Va, by FEDERAL Judge
Dayton. The Injunction which is
temporary. restraints John Mitchell,
president T. l.. Lewis, vice-presi-
dent and the district officers of the
United Mine Workers of America
from organizing or interfering with
about 1000 non-union miners en-
ployed by the Hitchman Coal Com
payn, Glendale Coal Company. and
the Richland Coal Company locatei
in the Wheeling district.
A final hearing of the case will he
held in Parkersburg next month.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
AN EXTENSION
OF the Patterson Fork OIL Field j.
Shown BY New Well on the
Lowndes Farm.

About one mile southeast of Sa-
lem. this county. the Patterson Fork
Oil company's No. 10 on the R. T.
Lowndes farm is producing 25 bar
rels day from the Gordon. This
location is somewhat in advance OF
production and shows quite little
extension to the southeast.
In the order part of the Salem
district, Grove, Rowland G Co. are
due in the Gordon at test on the
B. L. Despard farm and the Hope
Natural Gaas Company is drilling
n test on the Borgess. heirs farm
In the Big Flint district, bod.
bridge county, Ralph Sweeney is
due in the sand at a test on his own
farm. The Philadelphia comuany
is trllling tests on the j. w. Kinney
and Marion Williams farms. I'm.
derwood & Mccain are down 1000
feet at their No. on the sila.
Langfitt farm.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
STATE FRUIT SHOW AT
WESTON DECEMBER o


The thirteenth annual show of the
State Agricultural Society will be
held in the armory at Weston, tho
week beginning December 9, 1907.
There will be exhibits of apples and
other fruits, nuts and vegetables.
The prizes will be as follows:
Twenty. ten and fifteen dollars
cash for first, second and third best
display of apples. SIS for best dis
play of nuts; SIS for best display of
vegetables, and many smaller prizes
such as 81 each for best five apples
of about twenty-five varieties, also
several similar prizes on nuts and
vegetables.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
TINE rs THE TEST.
The Testimony Of CIarisburg People
Stands the Test.

The test OF time r. what tells the
tale. The public soon finds out when
Misrepresentation are made, and
merit alone will stand the test OF
time.
Clarksburg people appreciate mer-
IT, and many months ago local citi-
zens publicly endorsed Doan's Kid
ney Pills; ;they do SO still. Would
q citizen make the statement which
follows unless convinced that the
article was just as represented? A
cure that lasts is the kind that every
sufferer sun from kidney ills is looking
A. J. Smallwood, living at 77e
West Pike street. Clarksbufg
West Virginia, Says: For two
years 1 had attacks Of dull aching
across the small OF my back. On rls-
ing inSthe morning / would be lame
and sore and could not sit still but q
short time without suffering a great
deal. I had to be very careful IN
STOPPING or lifting and at such times
! was awarded with sharp pains
through the kidney regions. Think.
ing that Doan's Kidney Pills might
prove OF some value to me, pro.
cured box at Wells G Haymaker's
drug store and they did me great
deal OF good. / have felt much
stronger and better since using
Them" (From statement given Nov
20, 1909.
A Permanent Cure.
The above statement was confirm.
ed on July 8. 1907, by Mr.. Small
wood In the following words:
"Since Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me in 1909, have not suffered from
any symptoms Of kidney trouble.
consider them ane remedy and al.
ways will be glad to recommend
them to others suffering from kid
ney trouble"
For sale by all dealers Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Doan's-
and take no other.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
LARGEST POTTERY
IN WEST VIRGINIA

respondent is informed the monthly
shipments approximate the factory's
capacity.
A clay washing outfit is being in
stalled this week for the purpose
of improving the quality OF the
ware. A switch now under con.
struction from the B. & o. will be
completed in a few weeks, which
will afford better shipping accom-
modations.
The company has the agency for
large sewer pipe factory In Ohio
which enables it to fill orders, large
or small, at prices as low as any
firm can quote.
The West Virginia Pottery Com.
pany was recently granted a new
charter and its capital stock in.
creased to $4,000, all of which Is
fully paid up. Several new men OF
strong business prestige became
shareholders. and glance at the
present board of directors will ia.
sure the soundness of the financial
basis OF this large concern. The di.
rectors are. C. H. Warner. presi.
dent; ]. G. Lawson, vice presi.
dent; G. B. Late. secretary and
treasurer; v. L. Highland. s. C
Denham. S. S. Faris, N. NJ. Jones
NJ. s. Mcdonald. ]. c. Mcdonald.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-10-31
Is the One Operated ut Bridgeport
And Grows Larger All
The Time.

BRIDGEPORT, w. Va, Oct. &c.
1t is fact not generally known
that the largest stoneware factory
in West Virginia is located in the
quiet little town of Bridgeport.
Several years ago E. o. Russell or
ganized company here on a small
scale known as the Bridgeport Pot
terry Company. for the manufacture
of stoneware. Mr.. Russell, shrewd
business man. soon established a
good local trade. but the real
growth of the industry began six
years ago when c. H. Warner and
G. B. Late purchased the interests
of Mr.. Russell and changed the
name to The West Virginia Pottery
Company"
Mr.. Warner. then an experienced
stoneware man. at once set about
to enlarge the capacity of the fac
tory and seek new places OF con-
sumption. His efforts. combined
with the business acumen of his ju-
nior partner. Mr.. Late. were am
ply rewarded. resulting as stated
above, in building up the largest
pottery in West Virginia. The
company now employees fifteen skill.
ed workmen, all of whom are ex-
perts in their special line. John
seitz. the big ware turner. holds
the championship of the state for
making jars of large dimensions.
The factory has commodtous floor
space. the main building is 56x10s
with an engine room 56x60.
The capacity of the plant is
about 10000 gallons per month o.
the finished product, and yonr cor