davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-20
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
Market Ruled Quiet During Past
Week-Prlees Lower,

savannah. Ga, Oct. l9.-The market
during the past week was firm for
fancy and easy for choice, with ex
tra choice neglected. The percentage
Of fine cotton in the crop. as shown by
the receipts so far, is so small that
quotations for fancy were well main.
tamyd, but other goods are to
cent, lower.
The decline in choice has brought
about good transactions In that grade
but no demand appeared for extra
choice. Large receipts are now com
Ing rom Florida, but the greater part
are till from Georgia.
Little change was noted in crop &C.
counts. except that complaints Of
frost damage have been received from
Georgia and Florida on two days of
the week. II is too early yet 10 say
how great the damage was, Apart
from this the weather was very fav.
orahlc being mostly clear and bright
all the week.
The following prices are based on
factors quotations:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-20
b. F. HAMPTON.

.a.Tman Union Station Committee
secretary BOARD OF Trade
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-20

OFFICE; PORTER BLOCK.
~. Main street, 5. TELEPHONE asa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-20

~ pREwITT. -. supt. Composing Rooms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

y { m. ausuit 8Oltmis uOn 9birb
mar nor nlebrsren Gnaen Sc,
itaftlid in Otsier y 41bnriGaIt.
-abOIpb 8runOenberoer madte am
einen @eiddftssans mad
Dat Sig.
@m. BOtipin BON Dnensuiae
perbrahte ben u~erenueeuen Sonns
tag bier bel ben Seiuisen.
@eibnahteu nabt heran unO
in bieier @esenb uerOen In mebreren
ShuIen unO airfeu 3ur Greube fir
8lsin unO @rOs Gbrifbaume erittei
tuerben.
Ter 9ebrrr Der Dut Siu 9duIs
Serr Sherman purbs ouf Vintage
bes perm sOubers ON ltbten Snms'
tau ueeeu Guerif unO Sdldeerei
pru,eiIirs aber ireiaeipruGen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
SuaOuerbutt

g8ir bic nntsrSeidneten Derbieten Sds
Sasen aui unieren 2inbereieu Oh in Der
Sen3 pber auberbalb Der SScna unb werbtn
5utpieoerbdnoeInoe 9e'eblid 5ur Redtn,
Ifoft btineen
gonrao @raeber, S0bu SriGmnnn,
9Duis @ittbaus. OScar 2Debuief
6rts OelIhlGaer, gbeo. Sue0meper,
Bm. Siatte, @ottlDb SHueb, Sup.
HUebm, Worp S1neiber, Suliui
@laier, Rtharo @aIer, Better DO
gel, SEQ. 8e6er; 8nrbara 9iltbep,
.Srib RirhbOffer, SOhn $fnuiiH,
@rnf @artin, 6r.b 5rant, 8m.
5rUoemann.
Rub SslanO.
5rnnt S1wsrtOettina, q. 9Oebnis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Sasoperbot.

gDir bic rlnter3sidDneten 9iirSer unb Gar
mer aeben biesmit b%efannt, baB mir oas
Sagen IomobI bst Gag oils bel glad)i aid
unIersm Giaenttrm innerbnlb unb anBet
balb Der 5en3eB Ouf 6as ItsensIie perbietep (
uno iperben anuieberbanOelnbe seieBlif
beIaa9en.
Souls s guihmeper @brifs,
SHmibi, Souls Renses, Sobn
8Sifin, SreO Oetterer. @briaOpb
@eber, Grunt 8irfet ir. SuIiuS
&ueoieer, ) SuIhmeper, Saul
@aebter, SOleph Claus, &hiaip
Reper, @Ourab &nbenau. SOiepb
.@Obe, @naen & Claus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

y wenSniq o. E.. Otto Saefs
ner unb EbOa. Wteper bradten fir
eriteren an NOntae Stuet 5ubren
pauaratb mad Guba Oa 3err Saefuer
naH Geras GDuntp iiberfisbelt.
6raR 8. W. 1uppmeper, uUn
9rnte, pnr6e alS i6limm iranf be.
rihteh un0 mebrere ibrer ainber be.
iudteu fie lesten Sunnta@ @s freut
uns beriaten Su tbnnen bob iie auI
Der BeKernua 1T.
8. ;. Gross 1T uaCh Smiffton,
Sadipn @ountp, Glrlnnins UNI bu
noe, ieinsr &iebbeeroe 81 ieben. o.
bat ieine bnietbit e%eleeene Garnt an
8. @. SoGOers far oeifen @Obnbaal
In 2esite OeSbnnoelt.
s, 8. Jieielmana Fam 5reitne
BON Ban um ieinen Bruoer arnnI
Offer nebii Somilie unb feline Nlntter
welde Seiu@smeiie BON Oldham
gsebraSfa. fnmeh, absubOlen. 9erl
Offer mar Ieit ieiner aiuobeit MID
10 WliFpuri eepeIsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

eetOmmen. 9as ainb III tuObl, ie.
bod bic Rutter IhIimm ertranft.
SuffeutIId wirO bulb 8eReruus ein'
treten.
Die folaenoen unSerer eeualti'
gen 9imrOOe erle5ten uiIbe Turieps:
OttO Npel, @bmarb 8astrOw. Geo.
Raulh unb Sermnnn 0ieball.
Solicit mai einen feifen SiriHbOd,
ibr Suuseusl
Geo 8euer unb SObn StOrs
iuidten per Boot am lesten Samitug
cine g%urlubune Shmeine mad ct.
Souls.
- SRI. Gnnu 8unberlih reiIte
bieie 8O4e mad ct. Souls um bn 81
bleibsn.'
Die BUOomen eoae in ibrer
am lesten Samftae ~abeebaltenen
Weriammluns erwdblte 8enmte iRrs
fOmmen6e Sabr nie fOlat: GOuiul,
Senrp Bastrow; Nbuiler, ghas. %.
GoeOtmnnn; Escort, s. 8. 8ider;
Banter, George Dp5asdstep, @Ierf,
8. q. Reper. Sentry, SEQ SUbl;
Bntdmun, s. 8. uthe; Runueer.
Vlur &nieihe.
- 6enrp Sbmiot uno @ebIlien
waren Ieste 8uHe bier nit benz Ball
fen uOn Seu beihdftist.
Beenufieher Gownrb 0etterer
1T INNER nod nit benz 8egeuusbei
fern beihdftiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13


9 t-ongbiIt. U. 8. Mnupin
statiOnsnpent gu gentaur. an Der
Sod SslanO Babn, bat einsn RU'
nat 6erien melhe er bier au Sauie
uerlebt.
- 6. 3. &nritebt min nift baB es
ibm uuf benz aOpi resue unO last
Ourd 8. Stole Elm neues lad nuI
Ieinen Saule anbrineen.
- 5ruu 5reb aItbnee lit in @aib'
inetDn gu 8eiuh:
-9beDbOr Gunner Der iid ldnaere
Belt in 8ninpstte County aufhieIt,
lit felt Sonnsas wieoer hiefia,
- grl. Gnnn Shrsimunn mar
Samfias uno SOnutas bel Gbas.
9eiemnnn gu Eeiud.
URit Iebem Gidtad mebr 8eit uerrinnt.
3 1T 10 aIeS u~ereGnalih nnt Groen;
9ph 1T man eeiuno nur, mein trau'
tes &inb,
pat 5offnnne mon, pllfliH 40 ruer'
ben.
9uh luenn Ou bih franz. uoer bait
Elm gSeh,
9onn hilft TETS Rodp RDnntain Ebee.
8u baben bel @alter BROS.
StOlpe. Go 1T hOhe Belt
Fd5 iber bic @sibnaHtsseiHente
iHlhfia au NADER.
Die btsFae sOantagiGule trifft
8urtsbranseu fir Elm ih6nes GbriIt'
bnumkt.
Santa Gloss bat BET gbas.
Raus @iniebr esbalten unO cine
li66ne Guswabt Saten baeelaKen.
ausuft 8suer nnD Souls Gall
reiftea nOriae &O&e gum Heiuh nod
GuHesuiue, &aus.
Sri. emma 8uideI bic mebre'
re @phen 81 9daie mar uno ibr'
traute SHUTTER pfteete, reilte Oieis
@Dbe nieoer nnb @Iapton, ct
aOnis GUuutp.
Sn Der Semitic oOn Senri
8epemann 1T Elm tletner Sunae an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

4ie usrioutet uiro 9unruo Suus
nit benz iummeubsn /. Sanuur iitl
pom SulOUneeiadft sui ldSiebsu unb
Setriebsleiter Der Brausrei merosn.
S.rr @aus 1T iar bas neue Sruuef'
eiuuternehmeu cine rrprUbte arnfI
bic ft i'm suIhnftisen @eiAlitsi
gang bntO ilbIbar MAIDEN wtro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
2lus Ssm county.

Bug. Jreh. Gappmeper nebit
5muitie pom 0arpl, Botnt NO., limb
sur 3eii bier bel gerwanOten su Be-
iui. @r bot isinen Store in 6apt
ROint !Rr cine in 9unias lisesnbe
5arm uertnuiht unO luirO batO On.
bin sieben.
= 5rau CEuer. besleitrt pom ibren
SObn Srunt nebf Semitic. pOn Did.
Etnu, &ebrasia. fino bier bel Der.
DanOteu gu BeiuG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Saabperbpt.

Mir bic unier3eibueten Burger unb Sdpi
mer. IN @aSconaoe So. fpobnboIt gebsn
biermit befanut baB mir bas Sasen Iolpobl
bel 1as ais bel 1oht, ouf unIerem Gissp.
tbum tnnerbaIb unb auberbaIb Der SenSeu,
ouf'S Gtren9Ite oerbieien, unb peroen gu
mieberbanoelpoe aeIeblth b~eIaneeu:
Sobu 9ueter. 9erpborb Stein. 6u8p
StrebID, Nm. Saerber, alb. SberItn, SIber
2ub. petruS, SEQ. 9etruS, 9lrS. SuIid
9eide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
@efunbeu.

pa i'd ooS Sassn, mib beionhers bad
SoHenFe1en aif meirer 1urm bel Nadyt ai
Itrensite perboten babe inbet iif bod nod
elm Sc e1e Der NGdilid aui meiner sarm
Soasn felt. uub oonn j M S6ein I'M
9otfSblai; glnSeiSe madt bah irgeno elm
2an9Tn9er Ieine 9alen FtibIi. "a Id anI
meiner Farm misberboIt auIseielie 5alaI
geiupben, 10 m6dte i'd bic eerren eeIdIia1
bitten bel mir b~or8uipreoen pieIeidIt tenna.
fie eintae cieier fallen.
GoutS poefd1e ell.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13


Srate. 6rts SDbein bot einen
aubau on ieiner Steune anbrinsen
luRen.
-5rnu aaneenbsrs unb ibre 81.
tern @m. SObein unb Grau fnb auf
8 9nse naa st. aOuis sereif UNI
8einde absuhutien.
autban 9appmeper unb Elm paur
anmeraben haben suei Sirihe er.
lest.
Sermuua y. 8inter bat IeiSs
arose 6arm an SeImen6oh unb Gin.
merlp $4,000 Oeriauit un6 ale De,
tpeilisten MAIDEN freunbIi6e Geld.
ter.
Oscnr peibbrint bat Iih Ourt
einsn 5on ben rcdten GlbOpen Der.
brUden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
S. 8eIehnmna.

ga auI meinem 9anbe mebrere tobe Eup
feS setunoeu tueId)e 9eIebuiorig seiGoFen
paro II, uno mir onran lie9t ben Ebdier ant
RedenIdlatt 3u aieben, ~ofTerire id) 81 9e
.lobnuns fir bic an5eise unb lIeberIibruno
beS 9h6iers
GribO. 6aefnet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Gppsnbititia

1T gum er6Bteu 5heiI cine 5OIse Der
ueberlabuna Der einaemeioe nit nus
suRarlen Gbfnhrmitteln. I'm ale
@sfahr ~ permeioer, eebranhe
bios Or. aine's Rsue Heber RiIen
ber lihere, ianfte Gusreini3er uno
Rraftiaer. @nrnutirt iar aOpiueb,
BiLiuusnes, Wialnrin uuo SuunOice.
csc. in sBnlter Bros. Nputbeie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Sc fampite au @ettlRbura.

9apiO Barter, uun Japette, ". ..
Iuelher bel Gettysburg einen SUB
uerlar Ihreibt: Electric 1itters
bat mir mehr gut eetban, als nue
Rebisinen, pelfe i'd lie eebrautte.
FIR ntele Sabre bate i'd Maeenbes
idmer0en un6 neraufeabte uiel @eIo
fir nusloie 8pede biz th electric
8itters nnbm. SD lulroe teine $500
nebmen fur bas mas ie fur mid ee,
than bnben." Gin erOBes Comic fur
bns Utter unO fur rpeiblihe Shwa@.
en-. @rObe 8erbeRerune uuo R6rs
per Nuibauer; bns Glerbefte fur lab'
men Rlden unb ihwnfe Nieren.
@nrnntiet bnrh Batter Bros.
apotbete, so gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

Grau Ellie ssnber, pom 9ittle
Sod, Dirt, it nit ibrsn Sutten
Goam genOer sur Belt BEL BerwunO.
ten in 3aGas, Eegas, gu 8eiut.
aua mar tie in SOuiton no Fe 5rOu
Suffer btIuhte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Ser beiannls 9ianiR SER ern!

Der betanuts 8iauia osrr grnii
aroeser, BON ct. Souls. mirO bier
am sueitsn &eibuahtstuae, Gbeubs,
In ber CONCERT paue inter ben au.
ipictsn Oss fortnight @ufc Stub cir
atuTc Recital osben. weIdes Ruiit'
liebhabern einsn bOhieiueu aunfee'
nus Ia gusiift itelIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

MiGer GOuntp it in Der gOcal OPP
ticu Bahl am Samitus nit iber 700
Stimmeu Nsbrtett trOdeu sesausen.
TiiiOuri bat Jest 81 strOdene" uHO
81 .nnIie" COUNTIES.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
gineo beutlames @ebet.

.Mbee Der Lord Dir bcffen, Bud
lens Nrntcn Salbe GIen tuno su
MAIDEN ihreibt S. o.. Seniins BON
Chapel Sil, %. 6. Sic nnbm ole
ShmerSen aus einem Sefhwhr ftr
mid raid binmee unb iurirte OnSisl.
be in unalaublth turSer 9eit.A 9as
bette nuf @rben fur @ei4mure,
Brands un0 nnoere @unben.
@arantirt bel Balter Bros. Gpo.
tbsie. 25c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Qie WIihouri gaelFe eahn bat

Die MihOuri Baciic SGbu bat
suei $aRaaiersdae aus ben 9isnt
seuOmmeu: gtO.5 welder pom Glen
uno SO. 6. me der pom Befien UNI
2 25 uhr gantmittaas sleihseitie
bier anlausten. go maren btes iO'
suIassn bic bsquemfeu 3lse bic mir
5atteu. lie g0mpnui: behauptei,
bic 8wetg sntrate 5ruinse iie gu bic
fem Stritt uub mhsten bic Gussa'
ben auf ace m6stipe Beiie beidnit'
ten tueroen, nm he nit ben ginnne'
men ms rihtiae 8erbdltniB ~ brins'
en-. 9aSu bat bic Company nufl
bns @ebnlt Der Stredenurbeiter uun
81. so aut s1.s5 berabseiebt. mus
iid bic ubnebin itun ihIeht aenue
bssabtisn eeuie ssiutIen iafen mub'
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

getm 5sranunten Der Belt fur
@eituadts.Ginfduie ii uieOer bic
Rabnuns am Blube: .unterftst
be.miids SuOufrisI'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
3 E 0 b butte.
GOrieiert BON
H. HELMERS, Grocer.
8leibermameriu.

cults, SadeiS, Sfirts umb ebirtpoits
nod Wtab unb n%euciier W{pbe an.
seIerNgt an niebriaen preiien. YuIriebsn,
belt fpirb 9orunita.
Srau q. s. Meper.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
q. 3. .. SO. 2

gbrift SuOs unb auauf GabOube
iab BON gnal. sssbrusIa, surndes'
tebrt.
Die Granddaughter bel frau
Sind mar gut Seiuft unb U%erlIei
ants gdOnae.
Serr unb 6rau @rt. Babe
b0beu i1ren mebrpBHentliden
Sein@ bier besnbet unb Fnb pieOer
nuh ibrsm Ssim in g1ebrosto as.
rsift.
Bel Gueuit Snoe batten an
sumfos uuO sonutns ttJ Utele iuns
ae aeute einssIunOen unb amhirten
tFH trsHli6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Snabuerbpt.

llnter3eid)nster perbieie baS Jaaen III,
Siiden auf Ietnem 2anbe imnerbdIb !
Sen3en, and bas Soaen ItebIen 1T oerbo
ilnb ioute berIeansFnger auI paTTen ben al
SaIen Itno mdrtiert uno er ennbar.
@hrinaph O~ettter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

Grnaen ole ibren Ntdnnern Elm
m~iafommenes @eibnnatsSei4ent
MAIDEN wOaeu trefieu bas Ridtise
rusnn &c Gran5 aeuns's giaurreu
i%nufeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
l1eue S~orntass Sdule.

&,r bic asute BON Der Snppp
30me SOnntasa Sdute manihen ss
Dem gubIitum beiOunt su aebeu bas
mir iOebea cine sOnntuss SAule &c.
erlnOet babeu urO cine SGAlprsabl
DON 20 nit 4 2sbrsrn buben. Benn
nod ainoer oa fiub rpelfe ieiner
sunntaasidule unseb6rsn, luben mir
re berSltdit Elm fib uns ansHl4tie.
ben-
Starter Beteron n.
Rt. Sterling.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
gerlOrsn.

Sine soIbene nbrtette. benz Sinber eiw
anseueKene SeIcbnuus in Der Office bleIa
BIaties.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
MnEknaterriat.

Griinblidler linierridt IN piano, OroeI.
NIB SnItrumenidImiiFt, grasS nao GIasio,
neiiel miro foraiam Nno ge%piFenboit rodl
Ia~ngidhriset Griabrhng crieiIt bon
6eutD M aus buno.
Nifli2 Rm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Cine iapers saaIO obantraaen.

SD Ihulbe eiuen Don't rpelter
niemais abaetraeen roer0en tnnu,"
ifrelbt q. 3. Glort BON RehfelO,
Sowo, fur mein @ri6iuug aus 30.
.saetabr burh Or aina's @eue
@~ntbedune. 8sibe 9unaen uuren
70 Aari aneeeriFen unb Fob idien
unpermei6lih als Id bic neue @nts
oeduna ~ nebmeu beennn. Der
iAlimme, trpdeue Suteu b6rte auf
ebe i'd Die erlte Jlaihe a~ufaebraut
bate, uao suei lDeitere 5Iai4en be-
tuirtten cine uplifdnoiae 3eiluna.
Nihts bat lemals bic Reue @ntoed'
Jung hbertrDfen eeeen Suiten, CT
tdltuneen unO ale 9als. uno 9una'
enbeihmerben.
@arantirt burt 8olier BrOs. Gpo
tbete. greis soc. uuO $500. BRO
bsHai4en frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13
Mene &naetaen.

Harm ~ pertauFen: Sine 1856 aaa
Tdrm, "a WleiIen iibIid o 6ermcnm
Ha65uIrasen bel
aIfreb Nepet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-13

- gri. anna shrsimunn mar
Samfias unO SOnutus bel Gbas.
Seiemann gu Seiud.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-03-14
LONGING FOR COUNTRY LIFE.
Desire is Almost Universal Among
Successful Men.

A strange thing is the universal
longing of professional men and others
who have come to the city and have
prospered. as they advance In life to
get back to the country. II is seldom
that they do not return, and when
they do there is often disappointment
and things do not appear as they did
long ago. The change is In the man
himself, but he thinks II Is In the
country. Nevertheless, the desire to
get back to the old country place to
end ones days is very general.
Sir Walter Scott refers to 1t and
compares the course of man through
the world to that of the hare which
is started from her lair, and after a
long chase and making large circle
ends by returning to the nest from
which she started.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-03-14

this moment and stood watching the
game.
Knows how to play" he observed
to the butcher as Mr.. EIardon mad Q
the winning stroke.
Knows a little too much for his
health" was the irritable reply.
Knows a little too much for Tom,
ut any rate" said the landlord, glanc-
Ing at the scoring board.
Mr.. Barker made no reply; he was
thinking deeply. In fact so deeply
that It required several nudges from
Mr.. Hardon to bring to his mind
the fact that he owed him ten dol
lars.
For awhile he stood talking bill.
liards with the landlord, whilst Mr..
Barker and the lanky young man dis
cussed affairs in a savage under
tone.
Say" said the lanky youth, sud
denly addressing Mr.. Hardon, "be-
cause you whacked me, don't think
you can play, you know"
Great Scott, mol" replied Mr..
Hardon, scornfully.
Because" continued the young
man, controlling himself with an ef-
fort, we've got much better players
here"
Il don't doubt It," said Mr.. Hardon,
cordially.
Pushing his agitated companion
into a chair, Mr.. Barker came for
ward
What d. you say to backing your
self for $500 with one of our own To-
cal men?" he inquired
Delighted" was the reply.
We'll. then, I'll bet you an even
five hundred that we produce a local
man the day after tomorrow to
smash you"
Done! He must be bonafide yo-
kel-I beg pardon, / mean local-how-
ever"
Being reassured on this point, Mr..
Hardon left the room with the firm
conviction that, as a holiday resort,
Coleman wanted some beating
At the appointed hour Mr. Hardon
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-03-14
Rules for Business Success.

Power to see the future has Ger.
tain place in business-an exceedingly
humble one, however. 1t is employed
professionally by some ladies and
gentlemen at an average price of
about dollar sitting. They can see
things afar of, but not the landlord
who is coming up the stairs to throw
them out, nor the policeman who is
coming around the corner to run them
in. Prescience and clairvoyance have
no place in the equipment of men who
are able to make living in less haz-
ardous and prosecuted callings.
There are plenty Of infallible rules
for success. Some men who have sue
ceeded are rather, fond of laying them
down for the guidance of the young.
But nobody-least Of all their authors
ever infallibly succeeded by them.
-Everybody's.
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silence as he walked over to the cor
ner where his friend, the butcher and
the lanky young man. were. Two
to one on the city cuss," cried a
voice.
The jeering laugh which followed
this remark warned Mr.. Hardon that
some deep game was afoot.
This is your man." said the butch
er, waving his hand towards a gentle
man sitting near.
Though in his opponent Mr.. Har-
don saw his bosom friend Mr.. Samuel
Dugger, he made no sign of recogni.
ton.
rs this gentleman native of the
placer" he inquired.
A chorus Of triumphant voices
quickly vouched for this.
AS soon as 1t was seen that Mr..
Hardon was resolved to play the
match out, a tired-looking stranger
announced 1t as his conviction that
he would win. Immediately he was
surrounded by throng of excited bet
ting men, who expressed their dis.
belief in this statement at five to
four against.
While the tired looking stranger
waking up slightly-was busy making
entries In his notebook. Mr.. Harden.
standing by his opponents side, was
seized with the spirit of prophecy.
II win!" he muttered. apparently
to himself.
Halves" sighed Mr.. Dugger into
his half empty glass.
The ensuing game Is remembered
by the. sporting inhabitants of Cole
man to this day.
From the first stroke 1t was neck
and neck race; and when, the score
standing at So all, Mr. Dugger In a
moment of great excitement missed
his stroke, even his hackers mur-
INJURED nothing hut words of sym
pathy.
Mr.. Hardon, with white face,
chalked his cue carefully, as, how.
ever, with tricky ball he cannoned
and went off the white, muffled
groan went round the room.
my game, think" he said. with
a smile.
On leaving the hotel he met ME-
Dugger outside.
Hello" was that gentleman's greet
ing, thought 1t was you when they
wired me-"
What did they offer your"
"a hundred for win, twenty for q
lose. brought Johnnie down to
make a book In case II was you"
Three hundred and twenty-four."
said Johnnie. coming up at that
moment. tW
add on your five hundred" cal
culated Mr. Dugger.
"And the twenty" put In Mr.. Har-
don. mot bad, eh?"
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ARTIST WHO LURED
Three Girls Away legged In Vain, and
the Crowd Loudly Cheered.

Marietta, O.-Walter Savage, the
sketch artist, who lured three young
girls to his studio, piled them with
whisky and was later the victim Of a
sensational police raid, was arraigned
IN police court, where he pleaded gull
y TO furnishing intoxicants to minors,
and was fined hundred dollars and
given 30 days in jail. The three vic.
TINS Of Savage were present and told
their story Of how he forced them to
drink the whisky by threatening to kill
them II they did not do his bidding.
He threatened with a similar fate. they
claim, II they ever told Of the occur
renee.
Savage begged for leniency and
promised to leave the country II they
would let him off His plea was fruit
less and the crowd which packed the
courtroom loGdly cheered when sen.
tence was imposed
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SHE CRIED
When Told She Would Have To Leave
the Ohio Prison.

Columbus, O.-The state is spending
enormous sums to guard prisoners at
the penitentiary. but there is one who
does not want to leave the institution
and who cried when told that the one
year term would soon expire. It is a
woman, too. and her name is Mary
Casseberry, doing a one-year sentence
for bigamy from Cleveland. To Warden
Gould she pleaded TO be allowed to re-
main. Since her incarceration she has
been doing domestic work in the fe-
male department.
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HAD TO KEEP PROMISE.
Woman. Paid Penalty Of Almost Over.
Active Conscience.

Here is a point for Mrs. Mary vii.
kins Freeman in one of her studies
of New England conscience. A family
moved into a nice apartment in q
nice house. The next Sunday they
had callers.
Aren't these rooms lovely!" ex-
claimed a woman visitor. Are there
any more flats like these to rent?"
The hostess said she believed not.
WELL" said the visitor, IF there
should be vacancy later, kindly let
me know and we'll move in immediate
ly." Just before going away she re-
verted to the fiat. You'll be sure
to let me know II anybody moves out,
won't your" she said.
And the hostess said she would.
The next week somebody did move.
What shall do?" walled the host
ess I'D rather live in an insane asy-
lum than In the same house with that
woman"
Don't tell her about the vacancy"
suggested her conscienceless husband.
"Oh, but l must" argued the wom-
an. II promised and cannot break
my word. ] simply can't live with
that woman, but I shall let her know
about the fiat and II the worst comes
to the worst and she moves In, why,
We'll move out, that's ALL"
And that. In spite of the protests
OF the mystified man, was, exactly
what they did.
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WINE CO OVERS
Have Practically Ar anged Details Of
Plan OF Merger.

Sandusky, O.-Experts are going
over the books of the Sweet Valley,
Dorm and A. Schmidt, jr.. wine com.
panies in furtherance of the plans for
a general merger cf the principal wine
companies of Sandusly and Ottawa
counties, including the several Islands
In Lake Erie The projected merger
has been i'm contemplation since the
first of the year, and although James
Flynn. of this city, who has engineered
several brewery mergers, and who is
foremost in the pending deal. will not
talk, II is learned from an authoritative
source that an agreement has been
reached and the final steps will be TAX
en- within the next few days.