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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15

"You should do something to claim
the gratitude of posterity."
What for?" asked Senator Sor-
ghum. Il don't know that posterity
will have anything l especially desire,
and If 1t should have there Is no way
for ii to deliver the goods. Washing
ton Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15
Makes Him White

"Jimmy's got great scheme to get
out O. school on nice days"
"How does he work itT'
He goes out an washes his face. an
the teacher thinks he's Ill an sends
him home. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15
The Happy Family Circle.

rather and mother. c;s ters and brothers. soor
get to know one another's intimate affairs and
The little bowel and liver disturbances soon BE-
come household comment. II Is well to reuem
Der that In constipation and indigestion, snc
ether troubles of the stomach, liver and bowels
a quick cure can Be had by the use OF Dr.. C. aid
VOLS Syrup Pepsfn. Take IL tonight and you
win teel perfectly we'd IN tho morning. Price
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15
REV. WILMoRE TO PREACH.
An Anderson Clergyman at the U. a..
Church.

Rev. A. c. WiImore. d. D., OF An
derson, Ind, will preach at the U. b.
church next Sunday morning and
evening. DR.. Wilmore has been for
several years a presiding Elder In this
conference. A good attendance is de-
sired
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15

Attend the big 10 days reduction
sale on every hat in the store at Mrs.
c. A. Brehm's, IS North Sth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15

Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. m. via
c., G. & L. lands you Ia Chicago at
ZOO a. N. Through sieepers and
coaches You will like It. apr6t,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15

Wallie, bring home some Pop Corn
Crisp from Stranahan's. 14-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15
NOTICE TO HUNTERS,

Positively no hunting allowed on my
farms. PETER BEELER,
st
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-15

Have you noticed the improved serv'
zee TO Chicag, via the c.. c. & l.
Through sleeper leaves Richmond al
.1:15 P. M. daily. arrives in Chicago
81 100 NJ Try 1t. apr6-ti
Candy, Peanuts, Pop Corn, all the
han. 14-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Gcrmiidtc tclc1rnpbiid)e Trpcidcm.

Sn GIcpcldn6, D, BIT mari in
elmer aoDlcnlnbunA. Die III oen NM
Iogcn Der Gait Gn0 Shifting Mia"
ob3clicicrt mnrOc, cine Nrobc Ipnn
nlitbcmbe ent0cdt, oeren Ga0uig iiarf
6clllr8 lpar, I'M Die gar5c 6n6rit III
oic En't 81 iprcn1ei. Gic EoIljci
peruultbet. 0ob Sic Yolnbc |nripriin8
lid oajl heitinrllt gerpclen ici Die
Hcr9mcrfSorln1cn, CHS meld)cn Bic
&oblcn 1erfomclL III 5crIt6rcn.
- @rpbe @nl0brGnoe mcr0cn oll5
@cacnbcn ser o6eren Snlbinicl pplt
WiDigon unb Dem norblid)en Sntne
ria, Canada, bcridtet; Die gon5cll
IiItriftc IGnas ser yNlgomc.GentraIs
&afn" ioQcn pernidtct iein oo6 pcr.
0cn irrreit feline Serluite al Men.
id)enleben berihtet.
= Die irou50iijfen &rer5ar 0&lc'
Der" un0 nGbolicloup 2cubot," mel
d)c ser iron56iiihen 9fcgierulg Eel
Ser grofinung Der gusItcIlnng III
Soncstolpn reprGlentirt babe!t, lino
ron 0orfolf, go, nod) Gae6ce, Ga'
nn0n, u~bgefabrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Inflaacn gcsen ySayan."

JGosiHopolitau SDippina 60" &c.
IGiiloigt Sic $~a,nburger 2inic Ser
NEpcnoutD ir1eiceIiAcr MCt1c-
Den SIR G~r6riidrns Ser &onTur.
rcn6. - &nteritdatIid)e &erlcbre-
Gomniiiion mfrs unterithc1. -
Sl%ltcrrltionalc 6rlDa ouigGucr.
len,
a binNton, ,. g., 10. Stni.
- Tie ittcrltlatlifc Bcrfebr9.GDnts
miiiion bat Dcitc beidloIicn, cine In.
tcrInhung geBen oic o&Mmbltr1.
gnlcrifd Fadct . Gonlpo1nie" cin}ils
leitcn. 0ic 2ettcrc miro BON Tctcr
@rigGt & S0bncn, @encral. Ngcnteli
scr Cosmopolitan Shipping 60"
81 philadelphia, ~beld)nloigt. ciu
,Eool". arrGngcmcnt unb cin Mrllos
poi iur 9~cbinocrltng bcS %aIlgemeinch
&ertebrS 5lt u~ttcrbalten. Gie Inter.
ilid,ung ioQ cine ser gr6Btcn, jcntol5
ltltcrllumnlencn ltnb in ibrcm Gbn.
rattcr total DerId)icoen bon allcn 10.
mcit bon Scr Gomnliliion g~ciiibrter
lhltcriild)n1Jcn mcr0cn. Sic miro
iiG nIf cine o,gebIid 5lpiidci Giicr
bdbllcn Der Der. Stoutcn ll1o Oct
Nombnrgcr 2inic geidloilcic Gombi
nation be5iebcn uno OaGer pcn 3ntc-
reiic lilr olle amcrifaniId der Eroou
5cntcnL 15abrifnntcn oocr Teriulocr
icin. meld)c i6rc 8aarcn an nlt0ipdr-
iiJc Gonlumcntcn a65uieben Min.
idcn. 8ie Die Der interitaatIidcn
%crtcprs . Gommiiiion untcr6rcitctc
9ei6wcroe bnrleat, Fat Die Sanlbur'
ger 2iliie Elm p~oaItanoigeS Wonopol
oQel 5radtpcrfebrs nod Dem Sitcn
Don Chicago, Ct. 2ouis, aanias Gitn,
Cmabo, WirneapoIis, Gleoeionb.
Tullltb uno anSeren Sabrif- G~ertren
Der Ser. Staaten fir Waaren etablirt,
uclAe nad Srtcn i'm Snncrn be5
eliropdiid)en Continents beItimnt
liilo, uno pcnbet un8elesllde Metbo-
ben en-. I'm ale G%otturren5 5u or
oriiden. Cie Cosmopolitan Sbipp-
ina So" bon Ebilaoelp6ia, ipclfc
Complementary nit ROTTERDAM, 9eitb
rnlo a%opcnDascn untcrDalt, bebaip'
tet. odB eiit ciIengepan5erter 5rult IN
9ejilg auf transatlantiifcn 6raft'
uertcbr 5luiIdcn Der Sonburser
Clinic, Dem Noroocutlden aloDo, Der
Sfnoiuapiid . am%erifaniid)cn 2inie
ulio Der Milion- (9ua.) Sinie beItebt
iino oab oieier .Yopl" Oen 8erfebr
;piidjen ieinen Wiit1licoern pollt1r.
oio ,rertbeilt. IN Der 9eid)neroe
miro aud o~nseoetitet, baB Die San.
burger 9inie. melbe Deoingunaeil,
Noten rto Mcllten iiir Berienoer IN
aaei, Ebcilen Der Scr. Staaten biftirt
ufo had 9elieben 1rdbiienOimgen
nad) amerifaniiden Iaien6 bright
ocer uot benielbeu ablenft. IN ibren
uugeiesliden Wetbooen sur Gr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20

2urcnlburgiGc SDronfoIgc mic0cr
aus 1opet ge6rod)t. Wrof Mcrcl.
bcrg crlcbt ais Icbtcr lebenoer NoN.
fomlle bon &ilbelm BON Sronicn
(ipGter &Onig @iQiom ocS Crittcn
pom Gn9lunO Nnipriid)c olti Ben
Sbro11. Ticic Snipriidc mcrocn POM
0oic Ii. Dem Parliament BON Current
burg nit Hiidiidt Onraui bcitrittcn,
Dab 0roi Merenbcrg Der Spr0Bling
ci!lcr l1lorganatiidcn G6c lit. Nl5
prGilrnptiuc SbronfclGcriu gilt sic
1ltcltc Sodlter bcS @robber5oNa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20

briidlmg 0eicblifer GonturrenJ uGrt
Scr 0clltid)en Iegicrun1 untcritiitt
mcroc. Sic Cosmopolitan Shipping
60" ruirit iomit in ibrer 2lnflaoe
cine intcrnotionole 6raae ant. Sic
bebauptet, Die &nlnburBer G0mpagnie
bcpiQ;Qc in ibreu Gontrattru Nobattc
mo bcItcd)c oocr b~corGnge Die Scr
ienocr, nm lie u j>pirJcn lid Dem
MouopoI SIT iilJea, &br Mtonopol
ion1e nit ben oelti0en Staats6ubrru
CT, mcldc iDr Hdblttc bcpilligcn.
uno lie 3miE1c rub cac europ1iidcl.
&cr'cnocr, einrll ciicngepar5ertep
Gontroft 81 mtfcr5citnCb mcldc
IiberlIc Mubditc Ala Giltgeh b1iiir CT.
ticltct. lEi itl'ua1j ayo-HH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Uirs. WinsluW's Quitting GSrnp

,piro felt fiber fiuf ito fedsSig Sabrcn bon
Wiiniunrn bon Miittetn tiir Sbre Sinner beim
3abnrm nlit uplfanoigcni ers5is 4Gtbrnudi. Es
~berutiat oas 0ino, %crpctdtt 1cu Wdnmfn, be.
ihiuidtiat dae SdlricrSea; fnrtrt sTinbfpiit nuo
ibefern III alien 9ecIitbeilen berfnuft. ceio
aeiuii} mo fuerlanot, 10 Wics. yStnSlop's Sooibinq
Sorup" NIB netrit feline alloere eotte. 5iinf.
iino S,uGn5is Gents bic FIat6Ie. i Inter BEN
1900 pdrdntift. q Serieii. 9ilIiirier 1898. Gin
aites mro gnt brudbrtee Wttfcf.
Guni2.fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20

lqlrm bcging, empiing ein Slid
munidr lelegromm Ocs 8aiierS, mel
Dies in sic ber5liditen Morte gcflels
BET mar.
.9euti6e Iutomobilbab II.
Auf Nnreauag hc0 &allcra orbcla
tct Gin Gontitc Gc9 oeutihen 2Illto-
mobil.G(ubS al Cirlcm Nlul fir bic
Nnlo1c ciirr Mutomo5ilbobn bon so
&ilontetcr Gauge. oui Der i0brlif] nm
eincn &%oiicrpprci5 gefGmpft pcroen
loQ. Toa Goniite bnt icrner Den Sou
elmer 1roBen Hennhobn fir Nutomp-
bile int 9fu9c. oic cine Nn5oDl bon
Sobrbobncn filr flrjc @eIdluinoia-
fcitsfobrtcn umioiicn ioQ. NoS CT,
forberlihc &opital pnr mcbrercn
WtiQioncn Collars IoQ brrd) City
ifrirtioncn herporrugclbcr Nutomlos
bilfobrcr un0 SnbllItric1cr oltfgc-
brad)t lpcrhcn.
u 6 olNcr itr Gr. Stu0t.
DIT.
@intcr Sen Gouliiien gcbt cin
&ompi inn Die 9taGfolgc fir ocn &lll-
tuontiniitcr Gr. bon Stltbt uor lidg
Ser, mic lGngIt %bcfonnt, i'm 2ollie
0c& Counters iciltcn 9lbId)ieo neb.
mcn miro. Ter biciioc o2~ofotur5ci-
ger" mcloct, Oof Yurtcipertrctcr mo
&cgicrung Ocs 26ugcrcn iiber Die
Ecri0ulid)fcit oc9 NndioIgcr@ ucr-
bailocIi Soften mo Dob Die @cibcbol.
tu1g oc9 altcl1 Spltcma OuGci ntob-
gcbcn0 ipGrr. Nbcr bicIc Mel0u1g
lit rom @olff'ihcn @iircun ollf bi.
rcftc &crnnloIilmg 0ca McidSfanj-
lcrS 6iiritcn pom 0iilpm in i6arfer
Sprnl bcncntirt morbCn.
Sect prrIoi,tet weitcr aus Dem 9ii.
lolu.Sogct, eS mare intcrcI'dnt, 81 ers
fobTu mcI6er 3ipctf nit scr IN Nc.
DC %itch2nbcu 9indridt pcrlolgt mer-
&c. IiirIt n. @illop lud)e idon lons
&c cinch Nad)folNpr iiir Stuot I'M
bunlit 6u& GItlcnfcn in llbcralcS
Sohrmaller cin5llleitcu mic nod Der
HeidlstoAbmubl n~nNctiinbiAt lporben.
JoQS bic No6ridt bcs o2ofaIan5ci-
GERS rid)tiB mare. nanlcntIif) III Dem
Eluafte, Bob 0aS alte SpItem liidlt
aeGll0ert merocn ioQtc, mare 6ool bic
cin5ig ul60lid)e G%ra1n5unA Scr Slid.
tritt bca 1Siiriten Billion pont YoIten
beS prcubii1en Observation-Disclosures.
Iem &aljlcr lei bon oerortigen Scr.
baliblnngcn, mic lie i'm o2ofnlanjei-
ger bcrid)tct rprben llid)t roS Sc
riuglte betdnnt,
Senc& g2 eltouS It ellungs.
nd ifgs"t 81 oieft.
Sliterciiant lit oas hisbrr;se Gr.
gebaiB Der Mulbfra6e, iuelfe BON
Seiten Der Heaifru1,g oariiber er.
fpigt lit ob Die 9lbbalting elmer @elt.
NnsIteanng in Berlin i'm Satire 1913,
geiegeEilib oes neutrality-suspicious..
gen MegicrungS' IltbilGums beS &ais
iers, tbullif ici. 3reiunopier5ig
Snnoelsfnmmnerll llio mirtbidnitlid)c
@creiniaungcn bntcli iid oircft gcaet
sen lslol, ouSgeiprod)ein. Nur iiebci,
6ciiirluorten i'm, mn tic leoiolid) Re.
bingt. Sic conitatiren, oab cine
lpirftife 8egeiiteruna fiir ole Ser
mirflifung oes aSroiefts feblc, ood)
gcben tic lire 9ereitpiQigfeit az or.
fenneit. iib on Der sitsitellnng 81.
bet5eiligen. iolfS iic 81 Stunoe font
men iollte.
2nrembnrg's 1bronfolge..
Ite ar6nflid)feit ecs @robber5oss
poi, 2uremhnrg utb bic Mabrid,ein-
littcit Dab En- feine mannliden Gr-
hcn nebr befonmen miro. bat Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Snspcmiipm in Der WaQitrahc.

New = Dorfs 49, Suui. - Go$
6aaimcnt ocH NtticrMlGtlcr3 i. ".
1ur9cA Mit3Iicoc9 Scr 6iyna +. ~.
Surpea & 50, luuroe bcutc uulittc.
bor Dor Sem Sdtuiic Der 0ci1dite
ultf ser Nft;enborle angetiiabiJt.
Man Glali5t uift onb Die SuSpcns
lion all0erc GjrrHcn Don @e6cutlttI
in Mitlci0uihai! 3ie3cn miro. $.
$. Gurpea mo i. 3. Sottcri6ia, Die
tci0cn mOcren MiitgIic0cr Der Sir.
.lla, crtlGren, bic 9cttcrc ic; rolli IAN
Dig iolucnt, uto Die EoiiiOa lore,
Gonpo9nons bclicfcn iih ulii niGt
ii6cr $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
HlE7EIHlH5E alaJsAHEE8SsNAHkAkEA
Or. @m.BPhPr
regtMriner bentfdyer Mrst.
30.idbytae x3Yart1.

epesiaiiTf iiir Manner. uno Sraueu,
9raIibetteu. Seilt In ffiraeiter Bet:
SbpbiIis. sluSfnIag.. 8aIss unb Iliino.
Aranfbeiten, stusflife ieber Nrt. Grit
tnrer, YoIutionen. rerp5fe Scnudbe,
SnpoterA .NiereH. uno giafensstronf,
b:itstt; office tn Or gedsr's uratonr-
etrehe. Gpredftunbeft: con 0 ilbr Wor)
gems bic 10 tibr sfbbS.: Gnnntdgs BON
10 tltr Woreens bis 2 nbr Adtniiffuas
unb bon Q utr bis 10 MIR Mbenos.
q. y. = Or. Ee6er'S Tafte teilt
unie6Ibar lebsu shisflab. goninIiqtion
fret. tIal25. z&s.M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Gamtsn SAB etsttanbtpwu.
Gh1tbt's ,Gitle..s rans.raEf."
kHt n uuh Mu aof. 3trohS

6~auptapnrtier bee ~BGhern 3r.suui gIer.
ems" ~Gihenirun3 8 Sauter . Nere.ns.@
Canton Smmertpdbrenoen .g,au. into aeib.
S%ereins.- ,Deltf1e 9emntp.tIfeit" uub
Srifbts Wter gu feber 3df. - '. 4 g..
SeIepbpn: RoIie 1898 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20

Gprtns's r6antsn 2ieberirsnS.9aas,"
ehbics sfgde3. 9ty,, n. 4o't.@be., fanipk.
3olptaairtfr Ses ss~eufttpn,9ishe .rans'.
Eanen,gerefn betidrmelf f1 ieben gitn.
flag MbeHh. - .E1tiprcl"sFier am 8apf.
Observation-Disclosures - Eoiis t4G8 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
Wp5trt 0u1mrr'S
,Wggart.9R1a inner dlur.tane,"

UT. lYZ1-1y23, EfItnnSsetrahe.
Sourtauariier oes rDtr5drt ., Mdrner'
doris" Singiiunoe is>en Ionaerltag
Ybene. Der .Wlolart Bor. nuo aeib'
Yerein" o.riJmuclt tt. Ieoen Uicbtng
bier. gbefarcuie . 1elep5on - 8olte
s44 8. tGttiI4.tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-20
n,nra O. c,.in,s Msnurrau,.
aasos nitb' ,,W,eisste.tons,"

Sdfs5 Hie6' .0ieisbtetons,"
Wortoit.G6e sDM 2em. nnb tgrreit.Stt.
Saupt1ncrtnr bee Befanebereins ~ 10.
bie". Sinaitnnoen teoeu Gpruerftas&eeab
8eri0.nmIunseH be5 .@entenniaI 0seBeer.
8ersiHs" leotn Q. unn 4. Dienftag im
Uionat. IeGepboii-9. O. Z. Uote i758 y
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
ALL SHUT DOWN.


New York. Dec. s.-New yorks
blue Sunday will be remembered for
a long time. For the first time in
the history OF this city $4,000 people.
who usually attend some form OF
amusement on that day. we're forced to
amuse themselves by walking on the
streets or In the parks. There was
not a theater. n concert hall. dance
hall or lecture hall open In The city.
The 400 penny and nickel arcades.
that usually do an enormous business
on Sunday. were closed. Even donk-
eys that carry children on their backs
for small fee In Central park rested.
IL Is estimated that actors. musicians
and employees OF various entertain
ments that usually open on Sundays
lost $4,000 by forced closing OF every.
thing. and II rs estimated the loss TO
amusements In the city was s15o.00o.
The board of aldermen win meet
and vcmove the cause Of the difficulty
IN 50 far as Il Il possible for 1t 10 do
SO Il r. thought conditions next Sun.
day viii be considerably improved
from The view point OF amusement
Fcekcrs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
IIEETS AT AUSTIN.
Texas Tax Assessors Gather In
Annual Session.

Austin. Dec. 9.-The County Tar
Assessors Association OF Texas con.
vened here for its annual convention
Monday with about seventy-fIve mem.
bers present. including about twelve
county judges The morning session
was occupied with addresses and en-.
rollment Of new members Some nine.
teen new members being received.
The address OF welcome was nv
Tax Assessor Francis OF Travis and
response by former County Judee NJ.
Coy OF Johnson. Both were witty and
well received. Mccoy said he knew
something OF troubles OF assessors
as he had served four years behind
four mules.
President White of Fannin preclded
and delivered HIS annual address IN
which he declared that the assessors
must have single mlndedncss In per.
forming their duty 10 render ali nro.
perry as the new law directs M ,,s
true valuation. and that n this Is aoro
and hidden personal pronertv showed
M and placed on the roIAs NJ its ,rre
vaiue' as VIII certainly b done wifh
the real estate. the pconle VIII DIS.
cover that taxes will BE- lowered.
Representative Brown OF Wharton
was discovered In the audience ana
called to the platform for a speech
but he pleaded that his train wouid
leave soon and he had time for only a
Few words. He said that he would be
candidate for reelection 10 the lee.
islature and was not afraid to base his
claims for reelection on his record
In the rhirtieth legislature.
IN the afternoon State Treasurer
sparks addressed the assessors. his
subject being: Il Cannot Pay You I'm
less You Get the Money"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
CAME NEAR DROWNING.
Hrs. Taft ard C,her Persons
Had Close Call.
BILLOwS GRAPPLE CRAFT
Tender Conveying Passengers 20 she
President Grant From BouIoens fIis
by Heavy Sea and All but Sent 10
the Bottom Of the Deep.

London. Dec. e.--A wireless tcle-
eieEi from the steamer President
Grant. n the English channel, flaahe /:
this Information:
AIRS. TAR. wife Of The American
secretary Of war. Joined her Husband
on board this steamer at an early hour
Monday morning off Boulogne. On
the trip ont OF the harbor on n tender
the party had an exceedingly narrnf
escape from wreck Mrs. Taft. Nrs
GeorKe Wheeler. wife OF the second
socrtary Of the American embassy e
Toxic. and other passengers on the
President Grant boarded the tonder
Holland Sunday night within the ha-.
Dor works at BouIogne. vory heavy
seas were running. The Holland was
caught In one. great wave broke
her rudder and the smrIl-tcrfer drift
ed In darkness SHE wte ia abonf
Ike a cork aao rolled alrrost on hss
beam ends. There wac danger OF can.
sizing or being dashed on roclrs. TIE
passsnEers were thrown about IN ever
direction. Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Wheeler
were cronehing In the captains cabin
when some fixtures above them came
down with a crash. Fortunately they
were not Injured. Near the llghthous,
the Holland manafed 20 get a grip with
her anchor and this improved the siiu
alton. Repairs were hurricdly made.
The President Grant came In M
o'clock and the passengers from the
tsnder was transferred without furher
incident.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
THE plesslN FRIES.
v, c, Kelly Elssssd Captain Of a. q
Caldwell Watch for Cen.
tee r<t,~.stt


AZ meeting Of the r men On the
football squad Saturday night Mr.
Victor Charles Kelly was elected cap
,ain Of the football team for next
year The elegant cold ~atch fob
given TO the bes. al round player BY
John y. Caldwell. the jeweler. vas
unanimously voted 20 Center Schmidt.
The team viii lose By graduation this
year Schmidt al center Moore and
Carroll at guard and Dale At tackcl.
These four win leave a hole IN the
line that will be hard 10 I'll. All the
other players viii likely return.
capt. Utay will again 0e IN the race
next year. He has made n popular
captain and would perAaps have been
reelected save for tho opinion that
the honors should be distributed. At
nll times be is modest. cool and gen
tiemanly In bearing. Everybody Ii
Glad he Is 10 have another season In
the A. a. NJ. team. Kelly's playing
is too well knoyn TO make comment.
With the right sort OF support he Will
make a team that viii be the leaders
In the Southwest. n indeed the team
next year does not take the nonors.
There are many ambitious youngsters
TO tsy for all the places. Kelly is also
captain OF the 1908 baseball team.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
GOLF CLUB MEETING.

The Bryan Golf Club held a meet
ing with Miss Hettie Smith at the
home OF her mother. Mrs. Geo. w
Smith. last evening. and discussed
important matters relating to the
paraphernalia. which Is expected In
about two weeks. and the preparation
OF the course. which viii be ready In
time for the holidays. when II Is an.
ticipated the members win have some
interesting contests II the weather
is favorable to outdoor sports.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
DRESSED TURKEY SHIPMENTS.

Mr.. Allen Smith has perfected ar
Engagements TO begin shipments OF
dressed turkeys from this city on
Thursday OF this week. and will pay
the highest market price in cash for
turkeys to be received on Thursdays
and Fridays OF each week. He has Sc
curd the services of an expert to d.
rect the work OF dressing and pre-.
pairing for shipment and wants all the
turkeys he can gs: delivered on the
the two days each week mentioned
above.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10
HEIR TO A FORTUNE.

Mr.. s. I. Tooke. a popular travel.
Ing man of Jacksonville. Texas. who
formerly resided In this city and has
many friends here. has been in.
formed that he has inherited a large
estate left TO him by a bachelor un.
Gle who lived at Fresno. California.
Mr. Tooke has gone to that city to
lock after his interests.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-12-10

Palestine. Tex. Dec. 9.-Robert r.
Lee. chief clerk OF the general pas.
senger agent. has been appointed as.
sistant passenger and ticket agent of
the International and Great Northern
railway In place OF George d. Hunter.
who has left for New York to be the
eastern passenger and freight agent Of
Ne rsxas railroad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-21
GEORGE WOLFE
PASSES AWAY
Dies at His Home at West Milford
at An Age of Nearly
Eighty Years.

George w. Wolfe died at his
home at West Milford early Thurs
day morning of diseases incident to
old age after an illness of some dura-
tion. Mr.. Wolfe was in his sOtn
year. Surviving are his aged wife,
who is sister of County Commits
sioner Benjamin Brown Stout, and
son. Homer Wolfe. Two daugh-
ters are dead, namely, Mrs. Leo
DonatelIe, of Boston, and Miss Ella
Wolfe.
Mr. Wolfe was resident OF
clarksburg many years, but fifteen
years or more ago moved to West
Milford, where he had since resided.
He was pioneer citizen and very
widely known in Harrison and othey
counties.
The funeral viii be held at West
Milford at 10 o'clock Friday morning
and interment will be at the Odd Eel.
lows cemetery here at noon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-21
FIFTH ANNUAL SPRING
MILLINERY OPENING
OF the Parsons-Souders Company
Friday and Saturday. March
~ and %.

Messrs. Parsons-souders Co. are
particularly desirious of the attend
ance Of the clarksburg folk to their
fifth annual spring opening Of fine
millinery. Friday and Saturday,
March 20 and %. Great prepare
lions have been made to make this
event the greatest in the stores his
tory, resulting in the most brilliant
ensemble of styles that will reign in
fashions reaIm, the showing of mill
linery being unusually broad, rich
and clever. The exhibit is to be truly
fashion triumph. On Friday after
noon visitors WIZ ne treated to the
famous canary songs. In. the even
ing from s to 10 pm. Wellss orches-
ira will render some specially select
ed pieces for the occasion. Take this
as cordlar invitation to attend this
opening tomorrow and Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-21
ACGOMPu9E OF BIG GANG
OF ROBBERS IS NlBBED
Makes Confession in Which He I'm
piie,.ses Others in Robbery of
100000 in Mail Bag.
tBy Associated Press.l

PARIS, France, March Ala man
by the name of Buttloss was arrest
ed here today with s42, 900 in Ameri-
can securities in his possession under
suspicion that he is an accomplice Of
the thieves who stole a mail bag
containing 100000 on the French
liner LaProvince, and made a con-
fession duplicating gang of inter-
national robbers as a result of which
other arrests are expected. The
stolen securities are not negotiable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-21
Triple CROSSING
TO Be GRANTED
County Court WIN Let Washington
Coal Company Cross Road
at WilsOnburg.

The county court spent Thursday
forenoon at Wilsonburg viewing a
proposed crossing over the county
road there by The Washington Coal
company with a tipple and win
grant the privilege.
J. A. Fleming was released from
the enthusiastically as sheriff of
the estate OF James D. Horror, de-
ceased, and J. Hood Hornor qualified
as administrator de bonis non, Civ
ing bond of 500.
G. c. Fittro. James M. Morris and
John Wesley Williams were appoint
ed viewers to mark road from Wolf
Summit to Marshville through lands
of NJ. Dolan, w. NJ. Dennison. j. w
Dennison, T. ]. Williams and others
The assessment OF 800 acres OF
land belonging to A, L. Lyon was re.
duced from s44 to $40 an acre.
The county court and county sur.
veyor were appointed TO look into the
matter Of proposed bridge across
Simpson creek near the residence Of
Leonard McIntire.
The resignation of L. E. Robinson
as road surveyor in sardis district
was accepted and J. W. Duncan was
appointed to the place.