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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08
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&e9etnlahioe @erIammlllua bes
Sernianner sdarf.9taben gereins
am 27iteu 0ttuber 1907.
9as 9rutotoII Der lebten gerInmlrt.
lung ipurbe OerleIen unb anpenom.
men uie Uerleieu, QIn Hunatliden
Seitrd9en eineen eiu, $3.50. Cine
Rednung BON BERN Gbriif. @berIin
| i'm Setrase BON S94, go ausaeleot fir
&reiie uiu. am lebten Shiibenieif
tunrOe be5ablt. 8eidluhen, am lee.
ten Santitas zines ieben Waunats,
SbenOs nm 8 llbr bic reeelmdBiaen
geriammltlnaef ab5ubalten (anitatt
tute btSber) beeinnenb nit bem Wap,
nat IOoenber19o7. 5olpeno 1T bas
&einltat bes oieSidbrieeu Sobres
SdieBen: slrmiu 8edmann, l6 Usol
aeihoiien ss7 0tinee, Q 1896 Oainae
Sur9ifjnitt per SauB, eriter greis
nebit @ebaille, appu s. Sfubpn, l2
Ysal seiduifen 697 0iiuec 9 1872
&irae per S9ub 2ter &reis, gIlbert
&obpn, II @al seifDiIen 6S2 SRinae
9 1898 &inae per S9us Ster greis
Bm. gberIin, 20 0anl eeI60fIen 114e
&inge 3 1l.2o 0ainse per Gdus 4ter
Greis, Bm, Ruebieer, Is Wenl oes
ibOifen s54 Ginse 9 22.45 Sainae per
SdaB 5ter Brets, Jreb. aueIler, 10
Dial geiHufien 1915 Sainee . 4ss114|
Sftnse per Sdus 6ter @reis, 3. 9.
WunoiuilIer, 16 nal sef6uHen 500
Sitnse 9 1.o Sfinse per @dus 7ter
Ereis, 5rant Siuebieer, IL nal ae.
idufien 94s &inse 9 5.17 Oatnoe ber
Gdnb Ster Ereis. Otto 8urdbarbt.
II nal eeidOifen $50 Sfines s 1882
&tnse per SHnS, ster greis, gbriR.
Gberltn, l8 nal seid1OiTen ssl SiHps
s e7-7S &inae per @tbuB IOter greis.
Gn teine lueitere @efbafte rDslaaen.
ic pertdgte iicb bic @erIammIuna
Srts Bang.
GsErrtar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08
Slus Der
llQ0bQrl1Qft.
Nus Der
Sra ntlin Guunth.

-8eraer. gIm lebten sonntaa
Gbeno 1T 5ront 8resIe, Elm betann-
ter t5urmer Der iiini Wleileu lholi9
BON bier mobute, i'm alter bon 65
Sabren aeiiorbeu. Gs betrauern
ieinen Sob feline Satin, Elm Subn
uno eine GOdter. 8ie Yeeroiauna
fnnb am Mittwoa glatmittas auf
Der 6urm itatt, unO belt &altor u.
aubu uon stOug pin Die 9etbenfei.
er.
Sobanu &einbarbt unO Satin
inet4e in ct. gOuts BEL geruanbten
au Beinh fuuren iiub am Jiittuocb
tuteoer bierber 5urideetebrt.
-saetp Saoen. 9Iaeait sluiOer.
SetOe bon 8lanO unb Ssran Senrp
aufOer5eiOe OOu 9rale ruaren lebte
Sude bier bel 5raa g1arb Craig,
9. Q. 8inn uuS Gbas. "a. .1teper
babeu cine @aiOlin aaau1 selauft
tueltAe sam Saeb- anO 5if9ipurt 6er-
tuanb iper6en IoIl.
0enrp 9. Saed BON ct. 9outs Be.
indte lebte 8ude Ieine elterr AT
Stomp Sil. Gr bat eine Oeranttuurts
liae Steue I'M gOitOienf.
@rObmutter @erbine feierte an,
Sanftag ibren 80. @eburtstaa unb
tunren Diele 8elnder ba.
Sn elmer am WaOntas absabaIten-
ten geriummlans tes gtabtratbs
tuirb gOtp. SebbleraIsg gOmite 8erid,t
eritatten.besislid besQ3Orldlaas cine
@aiIerteitttns- unb @erte fiir bic
Staot alialilegen. Der 8eriht tuir0
einihe iein unb stueifeIsObne Ser
Saraeri9aft sur aIbifimmuuo unter.
breitet iuerben.
Sis Gbeleate s. 9. 5reitaa feierteu
am sOnutos ibre stIberne SOdseIt
iitO tuuroen ptelIeitis beisewst unb
Grnn Grnit @inOneBer, 5rau 3.
pot aHO dsnis Gsarb @Htrs Giut arI
5amitus naa @rdnb Bass, waO. ae.l
EeiF 100 re Sertpanbts bsInden
Y Erli H II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08

@enn's mir iiberlaiIen tpare,
Sabe es uur 9aiuiDndre
Inter mciuer aeieridaar,
9er's man gleiH mar sans tinb gar
Ob lie AUDI fir Erant unb Speiie
8ablen maste bObe @reiIe.
Dem nar elm SapitaliIt
&anu beiteb'n tute Jest es it'll
III, 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08

aber gefdbrli6er ais elm 3ementbau,
beiien 3emeut uOn ibledlter 0uali-
tat Ober in unaeuloeuoer Wienoe 1T,
ST fani in ieOem sluesubltd suIam.
ntenbreden Cine peitere @eiabr
1T Die, Oas unausoefiIlte auftrdume
suriidbleibeu t6nnteu, tpas uatlrlidl
qilth ~ llnidTleu &rgonloihlrI tsls i
iuirO,
or. g. E[tssts.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08
90 pnta . msrn epnntn.

-&beintanb.. 9anl @rutepiel,
9eleerapbift lit uun ct. Gbarles mad
Rc&itrtf oeriebt fuorben.
5rau &Obert gjaumgaertner unb
SObn Dram unb satpelter SRI. 9Ouis
9opIins tuaren Sunntas su 8eiud
in Sermann.
@s eiebt i'm 9taate MifIuuri nur
Orei Serben ,Gpiss" sS3inbDie6, unb
GbOs. Ban StuObifurb in SOnesbrra
bat cine booDn.
S}raut Meber uno Senrg Gtuben.
temper baben fir 5atternngsspede
oOn 9eras leste @Oae eiue earla.
Oung gubbOcute erbalten.
/ Sep @Ounio bat 5amftas SerItei.
Igerune aebabt uub pirb mad Soparb
I @uuntD 5iebeu.
4 aep. Spnlb BON BIG Spring, Der
tiir5lid Oun ieiuer 8eiudsreiIe BON
9eatidlano suriidsetebrt, bielt
Spnntag glabmittae bier in Der
epaneeliiHeu Stride bItlidl BON Der
Gtnot @utte8bieult.
SbeD. Sruederbofi uno Sri. gIb,
latba aueuie tpurben AM 9ienltaq
ourd aeo. 9. gs. 6oeDu oetraut,
Stm 50. 0ttuber tuurbeu BEL Glme.
ricuS Sulins 8relue uuo SRI. emma
S9neiOer bartb 8aitur guuib i'm
0eim Der grduteltern 5ris s9neiOer
uub Satin oetraut
g 90 Ss9tubert gaumeaertuer bat iein 81.
9ertbam an 5rau Seleua Gdulteu
fir $3.50 pertauit.
1 Charles @rebe oon bieiem @uuutb
tpurOe neulid Elm 8ferb seitebleu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08
GONon,s neuefts Osrfin0una

Die @ruBiuOuitr;e BAT it'd IcAoH
ldnsit ber 8autbaigteit bemdbtiat,
uuO Oas nidlt bloB in orpEen 5tdO.
ten; and 1T lie nibt aaf bic @rria-
tliae uOn g8DIteufrasern beidrdntt.
6junSe oauiereeuierte peroea sn
8Ctuslueden nit SSSpisrs beSs.ss,
aIIe uat einen 8lau eebant nuS bon
elmer ipefnlirenOeu &orppration, uun
einem auntrnttur erridtet. glber
audi oieies icbeint unierem 3eitalter
oes maihineller &pmmersialtsmus
nidt mebr gu oenitgeu, benn iebt
tomrpt Der beriibmte grfin6er @bi.
ion, elm tpabres grubutt uulerer
Belt, Der in ieltener ggeiie @rfinbs
nnss9eiit unO Sfetlame gu uerbinben
fpsiB, nnb tiinbist an baB es in 3u.
tufIf ino9lth ietn tuiro, un0 siuar
onra ieiue reneite @rfinOuna, elm
breiit0tiaes @ububpus innerbalb "a
Stunoen berSuIteIen une innerbalb
tpeuieer Sage beipobnbar gu MAIDEN,
iiab oas uIIes fir bic Summe uun
hidt gau5 $1,000. Sn elmer Inter.
rebung laete GOiiun, OaB Ieine gr-
finOane BARN beitebe, cine uuIlItdn.
Otse 5prnl zines Sauies eriuuoen su
baben, tuel4e leicbt auseinanber9e.
iiontmer uno leidt auiammenqelteQt
nnd iiberaa BIN transportirt peroen
tann SIT bic 5orm aufgeIteIIt, baun
fotrO in oieielbe cine @iI9nue uun
Cement Sano un6 tleinem @er6q
btueineeeoiien uub gut altfaeItampft.
@s iueroen oabur9 nicbt nur 0sdn6e
tunOern aad 6uBbbben, Dad, @e.
iiniie, &abmen, Sreppeuaufednse etc,
DereeiteIlt1 iobaB BLOB nod Gbaren
ilnO 6eniter bineinsebdnet gu iperber
brnufen. 9as eause Saus IDII nur
luenise' Streifen SDIs entbalten, unb
oas nlir, UNI ben Sepptd annapeIn
su tOnnens Gin iOLbes Saus mare
liatiirlitb abiutut ieuerftber unO I'm.
seritSrbar, rnb GbiiOn perIpric3t lid
@rOBes BON ieiner Grfiubuna. 9ie
pollfdnbige GOrnt tpirb ettun $50 900
tOiten. @nn iiebt alfD, ba6 es Itbon
etnes bebeuteuben 4etriebstapitals
beotirfen tptrb, lint ii1 NIT Der MAJ
i@inenlnd6isen SerieIIuus Der sau.
lee 81 befaiien. 9aB bic 10 terae.
iteIlten Sdaier einen duSerlt Hben
GinOruf in ibrer ntuifenbaften Gin.
f0rntieteit unb @leiHbeit DerpOrrt.
fen lperoeu bas fdIt bertaHtape
nttt in's @eipid)t, hoo es rur bdrouf
nntUmhtt bic WlaITen - linb nIlr fur
bteie 1T es bere9net - lnter Dad
81 brinoen Oobsi If bic @eibidte
nid5t sans seTnbrIOs, benn sepifTeu.
IOie 8auWeliler iUnrOsu berIud5sn,
am 8ement ~ Ipnreu Dber beTIeu
nualitat sp beTrineern. Oa6ts It'll
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08

Rein RenIdb lsbt Ianeer, nIs bic
ihm aIieetbellten Sabre, nber mir
tbnuen unier eeben bnOurd5 nbiarsen,
onb MIR unbeDndbtinm leben un6
uereefieu, iene tIeiner llureecImd6ia.
teiten Oes SbFtems Ii OrOnuna IL
bringen, iueld5e bic Iurl6uEsr ,D,,
9rnnEbelt finO llnrepeImdbiotel.
ten, bic 70 idneI Ourd ben @ebroah
Ron SOrui's glpeuErSater, henf az
gen, 5eitbelpdbrien RrdnEers6 6eilmts.
tel, belsIsipl luerbsn IOhuen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08
8sra1aa1,. gao. grettaa. os1 9. alopstthsr 1907

Rsesben, bes Ruabes 0nsetlaet, sar
gerbanbIuns EOHmen fDU.
SarDb OaOmmel bon gbamuis, elm
alter Beternn, unb frdberer 1aums
i&aIe uHb BeinbersbeFser tpar elmer
ber9greisti4ter Der abssbattenen Sair
SsHen DieHfe iebr seiuarbiet iuurben.
ole bstaete gSittfpe bes DerltDrbe.
nen sataters Better 3. 1ecgOrO 1T
an 90. 0ttOber aud ins SenIeits se.
snnsenim I'm reifen SIlter pDn 81 Sab.
rem.
5lUpb eaneenbOerfer in ct. QIubert,
Der Oas gaerpenfieber bate, lit auf
Der 8eiierins.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-08
6lYcerinus 8cmbenmeier iiber 6ie
bebeu Gebensmittelpreife.

SIDcerpu, ieb bid gum slide,
Sted' ne Sober an, ne frii6e,
8iit alS goItsfrennb ia betannt
lleberun i'm sansen Cant,
gtimm bid an oes gOttes gebe
Steb, es geben In Die 'pbbe
Sa bic 9reiie ieber 5riit
slaes, mas man trtuft lnb iBt,
Qlnes 1T gan5 uueebeuer,
Sa, iait uneribninoli9 theuer,
llno 3uar Sdetubar ubne .GSrrlnb,
Butter 6reiBt9 Gents baS 4illnb,
eier ebenio iuie Butter
Ma9t aud bieIe t6elres 5utter.
8retBig Gents per 9uben6 Trii1
Bum Saffee bei'm 5riibitidtilcb.
Die aartoffeln gtebt's 5pm @6mauie
Sd9li6 uObf IN ieoem 6aule;
Soften gelt, ibr trieet men Sdrert I
6iinflnb8wan6ie Gents bas Bed,
9beurer nod it's 5teifdJ getuDrben,
llnb man taunr npffarben1;
G8t5ebu Cents itir 8eefiteat Bios,
@lit benz anOtben OOppelt arDB
8fpar lam man aus 5leiid nnO
an0beu
aub lidl cine Snppe tuden;
port, mas @Lpterinus Ipribt:
SilIis finb audi Oiele nibtl
0tudj Die 0bite unb Semitic
Sinh 10 tbeuer tuie an bieIe,
llnO @efiioel. 9Iuiiern, slid,
Siub MIR fir Der 8ieitben gtId5.
saffee uuD audi 8uderpreiie
Steisen in Oerielben 8eiIe,
llnb itb ntafle 6'raus tein sebI.
aod oiel tbeurer iuirb oas DaeFl.
&ann Der SIrbettsmaun I'M aittel
Sid 10 ibeure 9ebensmittel
Sallfen iuenn Der 2Obn niclt arps.
Sunoern bic samilie blusp
sSenn Der alapperltord pebrlInaen
Seds bis a4t redJt ffrannte Sllnoen
Ooer @dbels, tpie's seidbiebt,
Wait seiunoem gtppetit,
gSie lam Oieier beut unO lnuraen
Seine aieben tpDbIt tbeiureeu,
DAB lie leiben teine gtOtb,
aaffee, 5leift iinb gutter6rub
llHO iuas ionit man braudjt sum2eben,
llnb aub @ietbe 5nbl'n bdneben,
Wenn allein bns gFen Ibon
Cons beaniprud)t ieinen 2Dbn?l
Oh On Cue benz Die bbIen
Ernifs aIIein fautO eetpeien,
OOer Oh es nnbers ltebtp
SIT eB bic grDiperitdt,
Die aeirte iulhertueiIe
dut bic 9ebensmittel greiiep
port, mas e'Ipcerbnus iprit5t:
yei&ts @ewiifes peis man n.dtl
5Dl&e Ebeuruno slI OerbiHbern,
SUlHen glptbitaHb III SsrnsiAtern.
81 Der %HifaHtrOps gEi&t,
Hrne Niditer R5nnet,'a nisstl auw
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Dfaae 8 . untn.

-2inn Rifter aOuis SOfFmonu
BON SeOalio ipirO am 2. MlOntns in
SaOUen,ber einen special Eermiu bee
Dleieea Sssstsssri4ts bnltsH in benz
bts EtnSe pom stnat, Sseeu Ben.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
The Football Season.

Football prospects for the coming
season are promising for ten weeks
of the most exciting struggles seen
on the college gridirons in years.
While practice will not begin for a
few weeks, the games scheduled are
practically complete, and from the
lists of available candidates who will
soon don their moleskins the forecast
is for a brilliant season.
The FeG Season will open this. year
on September 81, and continue to No
vember 80. There will be earlier
games, but mostly OF the practice
quality, in which the players will de-
velop into championship form.
For the-opening of the season among
the big colleges, there are four games
on September 81, the more important
being that between Carlisle and all
bright at Carlisle. Following this
OPENING the Wednesday and Saturday
dates are we'll filed, the leading
teams gradually drawing toward the
supreme tests for October IS, when
SwarthInore plays Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia, Carlisle meets Syracuse
at Buffalo and Vanderbilt plays at An
napolis.
Ose week later Brown meets the
QuakerS at Philadelphia, West Point
plays Yale, Harvard meets Annapolis
and Cornell plays Pennsylvania State.
The following Saturday, Princeton is
at Ithaca with Cornell, Lafayette at
Annapolis and Carlisle at PennsylYr
mia; while in the West, Illinois is at
Madison. with Wisconsin and Michigan
plays Ohio State at Ann Arbor. The
November dates are well filled, the
first Saturday bringing Brown at Har-
ward, Washington and Jefferson at
Yale, Colgate at West Point, Lafay-
cite at Philadelphia and Chicago at
Just week later Cornell
is at West Point, Carlisle at Harvard,
Amherst at Princeton and Wabash at
Ann Arbor with michigan.
The championship round begins No
ven1ber IS, when Princeton goes to
Yale, Pennsylvania to Ann ArbOr with
Michigan, Dartmouth to Cambridge
with Harvard, Carlisle with Minnesota
at Minneapolis, and Pennsylvania
State to Annapolis. Harvard and Yale
play at4Cambridge, November 81, Cor
nell plays Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia Thanksgiving Day, November %.
and November 30 the ARMY and Navy
play at Philadelphia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
CANCER CURED
BY SANkE BITE
Remarkable Experience of a
Farmers Wife in a New
York Town.

A special to the. Inter Ocean from
Port Jarvis, y. Y, says that a re-
markable cure of cancer has been eff
fected on Mrs. Wilhe!minadOdwig a
farmers wife. Mrs. Lodwig has SUI
fered Of cancer on the left leg, just
above the knee, for a long time.
While out pick6ng huckleberries two
weeks ago, she was bitten on the
ankle by rattaesnakes. Her nephew,
Karl Lodwig, came 10 her assistance
and killed three rattlesnakes.
The womanLs leg had swefled to an
enormous size, but the swelling did
not go above the cancer. The cancer,
which had always had the appearance
OF ink, fringed with red, turned into
running sore. IL remained in this
condition for four days. On the fourth
day the discharge stopped and proud
flesh began to make its appearance.
The snake poison had worked all
through the cancer, the swelling dis
appeared and the heretofore ugly
looking cancer began to heal, and
turned to healthy flesh color Last
Thursday the wound began to heal,
and yesterday Mrs Lodwig was In
town almost cured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
An Indian Runner.

Now that there appears to be
possibility that athletic peace will pre-
vail IN Canada, the enthusiasts on
both sides of the border are wonder
Ing what the future holds for Thomas
LongbOat. the famous Indian long-dis-
tanoe runner The remarkable show
Ing of the aborigine in the few races
of Importance I'm which he has COM
peted marked him as an athlete of
marvellous performances. AS a result
those who have his oest interest at
Eeart arc anxious that his amateur
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
THE FEDERAL
JUDGESH|P
Jacksonville Paper Believes
That Stripping Will Be
Soon Named.

The Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon' Oh
recent date, contained the following
regarding the federal judgeship:
The appointment of federal judge
| for the northern district is still held
| in abeyance at Washington. At one
time the appointment of Mr.. ". B.
Sheppard was regarded quite gener-
ally as a foregone conclusion.
This was owing to the fact that he
had been recommended r. Joseph e
Lee, the acknowledged leader of the
Republican party in this state, and by
Chubb and Coombs and many promi-
nent lawyers and politicians, 1rtclud-
ing Governor Broward and some of
the members of his cabinet. So strong
was the conviction that Sheppard
would be appointed that the friends of
other possible candidates did not feel
warranted in making any serious eff
fort on behalf of their fayorite. But.
as stated by the Times-Union a few
days since, there is a growing impress
sion that the president will be able
to see his way clear to appoint that
gentleman.
THAT the situation is grave so far
as Sheppard is concerned, and that
ing him, are very much alarmed over
the situation is clearly shown by the
fact that he and Coombs felt it neces-
sary a few days since, to make a
journey from Pensacola to Jackson
vile. a distance of 375 miles, in order
to confer with Lee.
"To this significant fact must be
added the statement of Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte made to a representa-
tive of the Times-Union, after a long
conference with the president at Sag
amore Hill, that no conclusion had
been reached on the subject. These
circumstaices, coupled with the long
delay affords ample grounds for the
belief that Sheppard's chances are not
only waning. but that he is no longer
to be regarded as a possibility. and
that the president, If he decides to
ignore the wishes o. Senators NAL
lory and Taliaferro, and appoint a
Republican, will go outside the north
ern district to find one
This view of the situation has en-
couraged the friends of aspirants in
this end of the state to grow very
active, and recently letters and tele-
grams have been pouring in upon
the president.
Among those who are most promi
nently mentioned are E. P. AxteII and
J. N. Stripling So confident are the
friends of Axtell that Sheppard will
not 'be appointed that he has gone to
New York so as to be near the scene
of action. Mr.. STRIPPING has been
urged to follow the example of his
worthy competitor, but he insists that
he can do nothing more than to confer
with those who have volunteered their
support. among whom are many of
the most prominent bankers. LAWYERS
and business men. He IS conceded
to be lawyer of ability. He was an
open advocate of the cause of ReDub-
licanism in the days when it required
a deal Of courage on the part of
Southern man
From the STANDPOINT of consistent
and honorable party service no man
is more worthy of favorable consider.
alton than Mr., Stripping. His appoint-
ment would give as much satfsfa ction
as any Republican the president
could name"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
NEW GARDEN SEED.

New crop Landreth's tur-
nip and cabbage seed just re-
ceived. Special attention to
mail orders. w. A. D'Alem-
berte, druggist and apothe-
cary, 121 S. Pa1afox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14

moons. We therefore ask that they
prepare their Sunday copy Thursdays
or sooner hereafter, because many OF
them Will not have !Ime, OF forget to
prepare their copy Friday morning.
Saturdays are usually busy days for
the merchants and they seldom have
the time to attend to advertising On
that day, and besides The Journal
cannot always handle copy sent in.
here as late as Saturdays.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
Metropolitan Championship

| understand that j. B. Taylor, the
oclOred flyer, and Guy Haskins, the
fast miller, will not be allowed to COM
pete in the metropolitan champion
ships on Saturday, August "a.
This report, while not official, comes
from good authority.
Haskins, who has been running I'M
der the colors of the New York Ath-
letic Club, was protested at the
games of the New York Athletic Club
last month, and the protest, now in
the hands Of the proper committee,
is, from all accounts, sustained.
]. B. Taylor has not been protested,
as there will be no need for it. He
will not be allowed to compete, and
IL he does so even under protest, any
athlete competing with him viii be
suspended. Taylor recently Joined the
Irish-American Athletic Club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14

the crack Young MEMS Christian Asso-
citation miller; Karl Schmidt. of the
G. c. n. Y. and Joseph Goldman and
Frank Letter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14

status may be preserved. During the
struggle for athletic supremacy in the
Dominion he has been the catspaw Of
the Canadian A A Z. and the Ath-
leUc Federation of Ca11~ra: He has
been suspended and reinstaceo so Oft
en- that, according TO his own state
ments, he does not know where he is
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-08-14
The Marathon Race.

Twenty-seven entries have already
been received for&the Marathon swim
ming race of the american Life-Saving
Society. to be held tomorrow from the
Battery to Coney Island, and. the. event
promises to be the greatest endurance
test ever Witnessed in this country.
For the first time in history the out
and-out speed swimmers VIII take part
IN the race, and it will be interesting
TO watch the outcome of the contests
between the wielders of the old-fash-
toned strokes, who make a speciality
of lOng-distance swinging, and the eX-
pOnsntSTOf modern trudgeon and crawl
Both factions will be represented by
the best In the country, and the fol-
proving superior.
The speed strokes advocates will
have in the water the two leading
American distance men. H. J. Handy
of the Illinois ATHLETIC Club of Chica-
go. who recently took the mile Anneri-
can Athletic Union championship at
jamestown and Bud Goodwin, the
New York Athletic Club waterproof
player. who defeated Handy at the
same inject and won the halS-miIe
event
Other prominent racing men who
will try for the championship title are
Itm Wrench. the Manley brothersf
Billy Winship and Joseph Spencer of
the New York Athletic Club; Joe Mil.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-03-15
Port Deposit Fears Ice Gorge.

The season has arrived when
residents of Port Deposit expect a
movement of ice in the river. For
this reason every slight change in
the weather is noted and the pos
sible effect upon river conditions
commented upon. A gradual
moderation of the weather is ben
eficial, but a sudden thaw or heavy
rain pours deluge of water against
the mass of ice, and as the ice does
not yield readily to the pressure of
the water a flood results. Resi-
dents of the western side of Main
street particularly, are watching
the weather and hoping for a con-
tinuance of the conditions which
have prevailed during the last
week. A few more days of the
warm sunshine will so weaken the
ice that it will not be able to with
stand much pressure, thus reducing
the danger of f1Ood.-Port Deposit
Press.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-03-15
Euchre and Serenade.

DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Moore enter
tained the Euchre on last Wednes
day evening. In addition to the
members there were a number of
other guests present, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 7 Cam
eron, who recently returned from
their bridal trip. The calithum
plans soon became aware of the fact
and a rousing serenade was the
result. After the bride and groom
made their appearance on the porch
and bowed their acknowledgment
of the honor, and a street lamp had
been detached from a nearby post
and carried to the front for the
purpose of conclusive Identification
of the happy pair, the 'thnmpians
adjourned to restaurant to blow
in the present from the groom.
When a semblance of quiet was
again regained the regular feature
of the evening was commenced and
at the conclusion of the playing the
high score honors were awarded TO
Mrs. A. L. Burlington and Wayne
Reynolds. The next meeting of
the Euchre will be held with Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Riale on the eve
ming of March 81.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-03-15
Insurance Companies Must Pay

Frank M. Reynolds, of Level,
Hartford county, has recovered a
verdict of $95121 against the
Continental Insurance Company of
New York, in the Superior Court,
Baltimore. The verdict was for
the full amount of damage claimed
with interest, from loss by a fire
that Mr. Reynolds suffered Feb
ruary 20. 1906. His premises were
damaged to the extent of $4,OS8. 40,
and he carried policies with num-
ber of companies, aggregating
$4, 500. Suit will now be entered
on the other policies. Payment
was Withheld by the companies upon
the allegation that Mr.. Reynolds
had not complied with the "iron-
safe clause" " but Judge Sharp ruled
against the companies.