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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30
DR.. HoHheins' Address.

DR.. Hoffheins' Address.
Friends, most cordially do | greet
you this morning, as fellow citizens OF
a nation great and mighty in all that
goes to make nation great. Great
and mighty whether in peace or in
war. whether blowing the soil as IN
agriculture or the mighty deep in
commerce and trade, whether in the
field of athletics or of the liberal arts,
whether in that which gives grace and
comfort to the body, or nobleness and
strength to the intellect or refinement
and beauty to the spirit that rules in
the fellowship of life.
Coming closer still in the relation
ships Of life, with like eordiality, /
greet you as fellow citizens of the
great commonwealth of West Vir-
ginia Great did | say of the state
whose broad acres lie mostly edge
wise pointing to the skies, aye great
in natural resource, in undeveloped
wealth, and though as yet, but a child
among her sister states, in that she
has already achieved, proud laurels
deck her youthful brow gathered from
out her hills arlands of beauty
and fragrance entwine themselves
about her wrought ont in the low
sands of her thickly peopled wales.
What glory yet shall crown these
West Virginia hills an 100 years TO
come, who. who can tell This much
I'll venture here to say, all that her
eountry-loving, loyal, true and patriot
&c sons shall make her. How much
there rests on you.
Shall we come still closer, passing
Through our grand cd county of
Berkeley, and entering her county
seat, greet you as fellow citizens of
Martinsburg, the Queen City of the
Eastern Panhandle. With no less cor
diality let ii be When recau the past
and think of what she was as compar-
ed with what she is now, ! can
recognize the fact of her growth, at
least in things material during the
pasl 32 years of my residence among
you. Her borders are largely extend
number Buildings hallowed by mem
number. buildings hallowed by mem
cries OF the past, have given place to
larger and more imposing, beautiful
and comfortable structures both for
business and for homes-her people
pros porous, many of them, If one may
Judge bv their manner of living, hav-
ing money il not to burn, yet to waste
on that which is not bread, nor yet
satisfieth thirst. much less the souls
deep 'onging within. Who that stops
for a moment to make the com parison
may not readily note the improve
ment. Still much is lacking. Loyal.
true to her as patriots ought TO be,
how much remains that you may do.
fear that as touching the spiritual
life Of the community, perchance even
in the social and intellectual, we have
scarce kept pace with the commercial.
industrial and secular generally Dens
there are and brothels, that may but
crimson our faces With the blush OF
shame--club rooms and saloons that
cannot even II they would add to the
peace and happiness of homes, our
very streets made night schools for
our boys and girls. Alas. what OF up
lift and refinement may We hore for
through these-what Influences for
good. for social purity, toward the
culture Of pure noble manhood may
we expect to go ont from them. True,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30

Several applications for stenograph-
ers and typewriters have already been
made to the commercial department
Of the MartinsbHrg High school. The
demand is for graduates Of the High
school who have taken these subjects
1t would seem that the board OF
education was wise IN the introduce
ton Of commerce al course.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30

The eighth grade class at the Fifth
ward school are reading Longfellow's
Evangeline with much interest and
profit. They are learning to love good
literature
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30

The junior boys Of Principal Siler's
room at the Third ward school made
q great record in attendance the past
month, not tardy or absent mark be-
ing recorded against them. Where Is
there another class OF boys that can
equal this?
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30

School Commissioner Charles A.
Young is a frequent vigitor to the
High school. He takes great interest
in the progress Of the school and Is
active In max ng all needed improve e.
ments, while at the same time guards
the expenditures Of the public funds
with great care.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30

Congressman Sturgiss has sent the
ii oh school a package CT flower bulbs.
These will be planted and may, next
spring. add beauty to the school
grounds.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30
SERMON TO P. 0. S.OF A.
DR.. Hoffheins Addresses Order IN
Christ Reformed Church.
TURN OUT IN SNOWSTORM
Gospel Truths Spoken From Puipits
n Church and Chapel, and in
Jsiis and Halls by Workers.

notable service was held in
Christ Reformed church on Sunday
morning. the occasion being Rev. DR..
q. A. Hoffheins' address to Washing
ton Camp, No. IL. P. o. S. of a. Not
understanding the snowstorm and gem
nral fnclemency of the weathe-, sixty
of the order turned out. They occu-
pied front pews in the church. At the
Conclusion of the impressive service
she members of the order fled out in
front OF the chancel and as they did
so. each extended the right hand Of
Fellowship to DR.. Hoffheins.
After the camp returned to head
quarters the following action was
taken
Martinsburg, w Va. Nov %, 1907.
Rev ]. A Hoffheins, D. D.,
Martinsburg. w. Va.
Bear Doctor Hoffheins:
By unanimous action of Washing
ton Camp No. II, p. O. s. OF A., this
city. I am authorized to extend you
Aearty expression Of our thanks for
the splendid sermon preached yester-
day morning to our organization IN
Christ Reformed church; and was
further authorized to request the pub
sication of said sermon in one OF our
city papers.
Very respectfully,
w. d. STROUSE
Recording Secretary.
In accordance with the above re-
quest The address is herewith publish
cd
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-11-30
w. D. sTRoUsE.

'ilIfs7
In accordance with the above re-
quest The address is herewith publish
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01
Sobn YatOn.
Ct bdIbt ore0e
bldnot
Rennefte96ere.

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83zaarige Misiion9r Sohn Baton.
80 aar tilbragte ban bIdnot Mens
neIfe90ere, og Der er fda WenneIfer,
Der tan fe tilbage paa ct mere fare
fuiot 9io enc oenne 5rosbelt. 6an
6aooe aflere& Oirfet ii Qar Tom gp=
missioner / Glasgow, oa ban |
1853 beIlutteOe at bragg ITO til Gps
6~e6rioerne.
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4, Der bar bsboet af adnnis
baler. Sans 9uitru og lille Sen,
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Maaneoers fyorlsb repne bort al
6e6eren, og MI too ban enc i6ldnOs
De biioe | Sdmpen for TT QiO og
I'm Religion. Sang efter Sang bleo
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6 anore WlisIion9rer, Der bar foms
ne BAN til 9jeGp, MATTE unog9l0e
0erfor meo en- frDgtelig 0sO, fun
Baton bteo after og after frelIt ps6
ct lln6er.
Uiere en- cen Sang mdatte ban
flpgte ON 8or0 paa tilfeloig forbie
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II BAN filbage til fine oiIoe. De
bblen6e R~dnni6aler, ser b~ogitdoelig
idlt terIteos efter bans 9loo, bleo
beitan0ig be0 at O9re bans elfteos,
noplpite 5annsiere", og ban boIot
uo paa i'm 9oit. 2t0fiaige Canoe
6leo ban o. BANS Meo6jelpere 6es
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K gens 8efoltning, men ~beitanoi9
tom ban oerfra meo 2ibet.
gfter5uanoen begpnote 5rl9terne
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$4,000 fig til sen trtItne 5ro.
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fe Dialetter.
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tilbage til bans elife0s Gamma.
Sans QeOneOsitiIoring, Der er
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tenoe Sfiloringer.
nAr. Dahl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01
8ooer.

ugubsligbebens ire 2trtitler. of ga.
tor s. Masener. 81 Sibtr. :
OmTag &c.
5tiber fra aebeubaOn. Nf Q. 6.
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berfoIiene = 5sterfOItens = Runf
tIinteren - Den Ttiulte Gatiigbom
Den mpitiite 2eier. III Siosy
s tomponeret 9inb $1.00.
Deb ben mgrts 6lob. gn 6ortGains
fra Qrmenien. Mf 3. alcoct. poo
8anff Deb paitor Mutt6isien. 22s
Siber. 5 OmfIug $1.00. s tons
poneret ginb $3.50.
Zen nb p~r9fegaorb. of glitb pt,
berfen. 300 Sfber. s Omflas
zoe. 5int inbbunben $1.20.
timber Gaberhaunb. Combinations.
gaps at SO. peterIen. 124 Sioei
flint inob. 40c.
gn mobie Mnnb. 9iftop 5ommina'
tons 2iD og Deb, fortalt for use.
bommen. of 6. 6. 9apfon. :
forfortet Operf9tteife Deb qntor
3 gadepOlb. $50 Siber. 8 Oms
flag Doc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

Sin / eano, eftsr 9aaens 9ris en-
89r0i Al 6enimoO 1000 ar. %
III tan man Dog Der pad Stra1Oen
tp6e Den oejlisTte fore 5orIt til
10 Gre go Smddfuler til 6 grs.
De Itore 8uler 1tadr | Is 2re.
abben6aonite 9usmpore pil meo
Misunoelie bsre ON lIige biai8'
5i7fepriIer.
aoner % piger tommer M NED
paa Stran0en meo 9erebpre %
auroe, 5iifen brtnses til Ss9uie oa
0plags6uie. boor Oen puttes og for
tsres.
Smiolertio er 5iftsfompa9niets
5ormono aIlereOe / 5aro meo pr,
5elefon at tale meo 6~i1tebau0lernt
Il Struer, / Ringtgbing eler IS.
berg ON ODertagelie at bele par
tiet. Der banoles. faa oct Itddr sf=
Ter. % sinner efter, at 5iifen Ell
brdgt / 2ano, er Den fofgt og lesIeI
paa 8ogne og Sleoer, Ser tsrer net
me0 Den til 8anen oeo Sibrrinq
Station. 9erfra 9aar Den fda bioert
neo 40 geIttbIteu, for at enoe
6amborg.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

gaa Gnaerhifcri
8%eIferBaDet.

Oct er ct Itrsngt 2iO, 5iiferne pau
3sn jDoife @eIttpit ferer. Def tr
arrfe % 9aarOfere 6olf. men BET 10.
ar girtiom6eOen meo fig; Sc
ma tage mangen Sprn, ION 2ano=
soerne, Der bar 0eres paa bet TIRE.
liloe gDIe pes at O9re meo til. 8ei
T itr9ngt not at o9re Sitter /
5ommertioen; men paa 0enne 5io
At Qdret, ga 6uOet 0Og / Re9len er
soliot, er set set rene 2egeb9rf imoo
spdO oct er oe0 @intertioe, nddy
Beiret er tolot og 9upet bpppig er
{ 0prer og ounorenoe taiter 8r9nz
5inqerne ooer Reolerne in0 moo
aDiten. M1en naar 5orboIoens oa
fte er altfor fIemme, fan en- Sur
neo 5iiferne ogiau oeo 9intertfoe
core i~nteresIdnt. Gn 9eltager !
IN Iad0dn ifilorsr BERNIE paa felz
geroe Mauoe:
8loften 6 pr9tis ItuG0e 5iiterne
saa paa 6apet. 8orupsrz 5iiterne,
Der a~rbejoer Iud ~m9rtO9r0igt enigt
% ~plartmasiigt, letter nemlig ale
10 meo Oeres 8aaoe pua famine
5io. Sua fan Sc 1i9lpe boeranore.
Raar Oct dftdlte 5iOspuntt er naaet,
gipss Signalet me0 en- 8lofte. ant
8aaoerte I9ttes Oa puu en- Sung /
ganoet og itoc- iii 9uos.
Oct oar ct m9rteligt SIM, Der
E6FoI6eoe fig Oerneoe paa Stranoen.
ID bi naaeOe no gennem 4litten.
4iattemerft BAR set enonu. Wien uOs
ooer 6aoet bang Maunen Iaot og tas
fe0e ct blegt St9r mo ooer a9=
ten, bbor sen 6OiSe Sne ffinne6s
rem fra &litternes Soppe. Ieoe /
6aoItotfen ito0 25 fore 6dObau0e.
lrs meo St9pnen oenot u0 moo
9ranNfnsen, ser tungt br6o zig mos
5dn0et. Motorerne bar t9not op.
era Maifinerne iIog blaalige SLAM
uler i @eiret. % at og til bprte man
De oumpe Sngft fra u0bl9snings
rerere. mar en- Mot,r idttes / Sang
ior at PROBES. SmeGism gadoens
gif ~. SfitfelIer / 0Gs.gi % 81
aepler meo osIigt bran0enoe Gan
.erner, pg Iago HuIler til Retts un@
Ser ioe ib9re 8adotele. Der arbejz
Soes ntso at lu1ge arogbatter,
5opo9rf og RunO9olter ON 8oro.
,9aab bsrtes paa bette ifarpe, badr.
i DeitjpoIfe 5iitermuaI. Der ftarsr
yeuneie 6aoets EARN Iom SignaIer.
Sea iep0t Niels % geter anu9-
ems gua0, Sen, fom ieg ifufoe 10
neo. Som E, tort, mgrtt ll6nre
ia Ben / 6dbitots.n meo HnIen
5elt uos, 6bor 9renornsen iliffeoe
Up. 6oer at Sc tore 6aobado, bar
fem Manos 8eIatning. Ser 6eItoO
g~eIetningen df BE to 9reore. 1iels
RnuOTens Spn og 8r60rene arer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

.auinbens Magaiin", Oct nne pps
serlige 6amilieblao, re0igeret af 8.
II. 5of8, foiter fun 80 Gents Qdret.
8taoet er bau0e larerigt og unoers
5oloen0e. Qae iom u6onnerer mi
oil faa frit tilienot | itRrf Gap
Rufle 2 Itore, putre 8iIeoer, ct al
Rong 5reoerif VIII. og ct at Drons
aing Qouife. 8ilIeoerns er 10 bb "a
Eomner fore, uom9rtet egnet til
ut fette / @tus og 8aurme. 5or at
fda 8illeoerne frit, mdd oette qOsrs
fsfement uoflippes og ~meOieDoes.
Geno 80 Gents, fuu ffal Di ienoe
Biaeoerns ftrafs, FAINT glaoet ct
self Ndr. Moresier &pinoens Waa
gain, BOA 9unf Of Com. 81osy
Minneapolis, Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

1880 gltno enfer % 9orit.
4ta0 8, nloarenoe 5iitepriier bet9
esr oatts II 63n3It at 9arOi 0p
imoO 200 Ser. Def er ingen odurs
Zig 0aglsn, 9iels anuoisns 8aa0z
lag bar tent. 30-35 Sir. til Msano.
Ulen nu gatosr oct at bjer9e
6angIten / 2an6. 5ulo &rdft pa1
MaIfiner. Seen bar begDn0t at reiTe
fig. Der Ital life meget til, for at
bunOe 6angit og aeoitaber, 8da5
% Manoifab tan blipe taget If
9r9noinQerne inoe pber Replerne.
9aao efter 9aao ier bi Iammen med
os pile ino efter abIten. Wen bels
oigois, od ri mar inO ida ri tan
lie &piten, bier bet fig, at 8rGns
6inaen ober Replerne en6nu life er
f9rlig tart. aaigebel Itdl Ger pdsz
les pad. S baarot @eir itdttes ale
2uger, og bele 9eIntningen lig9er
open pua O9tfet meo Heoningsb9lz
Ter pud, tfdmreno fig til pulertes
% 8uuObolter. 5 Dag bebsOer Ri
life ReOningsbalter, men ale 2u9tr
Iutfes BOG.
-
S ffummenoe 5urt itdar oct mo
efter. Gu tan Ri Ie MenO og &Oin
Der pud StranNn. Men scr foru0e
lpftsr fig en- oeloig gsIgetum, iom
ganite fuller apIten igen. Oct er
en- 8ruaoIs, Der 9aar oOer &eDlen.
Den fdI0er meo ct 8rdg, meoens
set 6oioner al togep0e Stum. gu
farer Ri ielp IND melIem 8adbene.
Niels &nipoien, Der felo itaar be0
Roret, itprer / 2a at sen b%ulOfar=
oige Mole paa 9orupsr Gage, ION
ulereOe gioer nosen 8eifpttelie. Man
aaigeoeI brnoer bet ON os pdd ale
Gdnter. Der refer Ii3 en- 81. Den
nd0r os life. Men Der fommer en-
til meO N o9t0i9, boio Seam. Stumz
meuoe brpoer Den ooer 8u1oens
4gteriteon, Wiotoren bD9Ier, me-
oens Strlen bbirnles runOt, bdlpt
/ Guften. Som bddrne al 9inger
flDoer ri moo 9aiuo pad 8rGn0in=
gems Hpg. 81 Drag, i0et St9pnen
1teOer. bile Ipringer oOer 8ouo pg
letter Rpggene moo 9naOsns Siosr.
Gn nh Beige itbner frem og tditer
cen fO9re 8ado iom en- 8obOt Up /
6aoItotten. mems mdn Hammer fig
til RaIingen for life at bliOe reoet
0m. Stummet ipOer omtring %.
Da 9sIgen lbber tilbage, itodr Bad
oen paa tsrt Qano. Saaoun LAM
Ser man, naar man er beIOig, pad
@ iter9apsifran0en.
8aaO otter g1do fommer tnO,
barren al granoingen, Ite0er moo
Stranoen, taiies rltnot paa SiOen,
% iIpnges langere Up, meoens 81
fferne brnger oso R9fingsn Tom
5luer. Ste5 % Slog faar plans
terne imoo Rulleftenene. Oct er
merteiigt, at De bofoer til set. Saa
l1gges Sernruner no. qdn1e 89Oer
ira Spill oppe oeo alitten Iettes
faft oeO q~gteren0en at &slen, %
Iaa bales o. na0es Ser, in0tiI Be
erre 8aaoe meo Q9teren0en mfOrreIt.
or IT'lttet op oper 6aoItotten og
Sitterbea.
Oct er s1 ~or0entlig 5angit, @orus
perE % fore 6aohaooe I Dag bar
eiort. s itore 9snger li9ser aa.
bliuierns Ita6leot op paa Stranoen,
meoens GuIleren Iamles / &uroe.
Der er bragt ca. $4,000 q6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

terien. l48 5iber / SmiIos 40t.
Snobunben 75c.
! StiIbsb. Qf u. 5. Grtis. 3 Om'
flag 10c.
gn ariF.ns Snbt19ter Os %llbsiftsr.
8 SmHu9 15c.
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goa Ddnf peb q. @. Wdbftn.
456 9. s OmF. 90c. inbb. $1.20.
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qaa 0anit oeb q. Sd. Serne. Sc
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9 Omnag 90t. 5 imp. 8inb $1.70.
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ede til Sjalp mob 9ibsns gantrO.
af puf. g. Miinfter. % Stotr.
s Omflus 15c.
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SebsIipet | Ruslanb. af Mtiet
Gang. OmfIug 25c. Smutt tnO'
bunben Goo.
Sanb6ebes tro. Gn 5prtalins fra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 296 Sis
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ret gino $1.00.
@ennem BranbingtL Nf U. 9ihrs
ne. Operfat fra Gnself. s Om'
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aGf Ganb : ener a~Iippesrunb. Vt
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4f mrs. 3. 9. 8ebb. 484 Sibsr.
s Omflag SOC. Stint inbb. $1.2o.
@ibnssbprb ON 2iDt / ariftus. %
Sibsr. 8 OmFu9 10c.
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teuinser til grug for praIfer %
Ssnbogsfolelarere. 242 Siber. J
OmTua 80c. Sn6b. $1.20.
@ennsmbrubet. Gn 5Ortarine ira
BUFFERS lib. gno Odnft bts
gaftOr q. g. MabI.n. 500 Si'
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flag 60c., inbb. $1.00.
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3asmusfen. Snbb. 90e.
u. 6ibiger: st lid. aOnscip.il. ST.
belbiItorifte 5orebrag ODER b. FIRE
aongsr 6erobes | M Setum.nie,
qris inbbuaben 90c.
Ere SulefortaGing.r. 84 Siber. 3
OmTus Zoe.
@Obt bsgpnbt. OFF Spurseon. 6Or'
forfeit og bearbeibet at Dill. Rdfd.
266 Siber. Snbb. $1.0o.
| 6abets Ssnner. Qf 6. 2. SOB. 15s
Gtber. Snbb. 90e.
6ebsbulet. 4f 8. 9lnubr.ht. pda
0onIf beb Gnen. OmTus 2Oc..
inbbunben 30c.
Solfin og Gfper. Gn 9geteffnbs'
biffOrie. 9aa 8dnf Oeb pofer
MottbiaIen. 214 O.. flint il. SOC.
6errsn er min 9ilflu9tl ROsIe al
9oOibs Salmer fra abfutOus Op.
1878 9ib. of g. 6. 9aHien- 154
Siber. s OmHde SOC.
Spurben og guog @iGie. gn Opers
DeielIe mob 8ibens 8antro. III
gaffor 9. Ninifer. : Omil. 10t.
@enfpeiIing. gn t~rift.Iig SOrtGflins
fra GugelF. 272 Siber, Fnt inbb.
pris Csc.
g. e. 9lumes probiten.r oOtr oIe
airteoarets 9ettier og Gpifiltr
FAINT 5oIepraOitener. 5nbb. $40
pdu 2ipets 9si. qrpbitener ODer be
Rbe getittr, 373 Sioer, foltbt inoa
bunOen, gris $3.50.
interchangeable og 9elisssrsIf.. 80
Siber, / flint OmIlae. 10c.
ct 2ib / Sanbbeb. Qf Robtrt @.
Spssr. Gu 8iograF Of 5xsI
McQlaifter 9eaper. autoriferst
SOeri9ttelIt of &. Raber mes
6otosraF. 208 Sibsr I OmfIas.
pris Zoe.
Deb afriids Glob.r. of Nnnie n
Butler, o~perIat at CIR. Strictsr.
Gage.
9prbsbrengen. Sra Shit Deb Gnes.
80 Stber. ) OmfIug 10c.
m o.r 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-01

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lea. Der blso itfs petslet mango
0rO til Often. 0}en tienEoi1i9e
0enOer tom me0 itsre 3%raitoFgOiec
% init OlietBi. Sal man no meo
0e tunge 6uobauoe, MAD man nems
Tia tlinne bao me0 no / 8dnoet.
Gn6oer maa legge Rpg til for at
, Iette Sen ip9re 8dao no. Jerit,
mar Sen flpoer | grenoingen, tIan@
rer ale itg til GaIin9en og fOinger
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-13
GAME STILL IN DOUBT
Not Known Whether New Cas-.
tie Is Coming.

Greencastle, Ind, Nov. 13-The
Methodists were taken through anoth-
er hard workout on McKeen field
Tuesday afternoon as with the game
against Earlham here Saturday the
curtain on the DePauw football sea-
son will be rung down. The schedule
called for game on the 23rd with
Rose Poly, but as that team has dis
banded an open rate was left For a
while Manager Richards considered
the plan Of getting another team, but,
according to the information given out
at practice Tuesday afternoon, all his
plans have been abandoned and the
Earlham game will close the season
here.
AS that contest will decide the sec
ondary championship of Indiana and
Illinois. Coach Brown is very anxious
to have his "colts'' play in the sea-
sons best form. In the workout Tues
day afternoon they did not suit him in
executing the plays. They were slow
in getting away with the forward pass
and in several attempts to use it the
scrubs completely blocked them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-13
LOSS Of HAT WORRIES
SECRETARY {. NJ. HAAS
Claims to Have Been ''Done"
In Accidental Exchange.
LAYS 1T TO A DEMOCRAT.

Secretary E. M. Haas has lost his
hat Such an accident is not always
considered SO seriously by the loser,
but Haas is fretting over the disap-
pearance Of his tile" 1t was a good
hat, too. he says, and lays the loss to
a democrat who seems to have attend
ed the Adair meeting at The CONNER
cial club Monday night. Haas thinks
it was a democrat who accidentally
took his Splinter fred new Dunlap"
for the reason that a hat very similar
to the one made famous by William
Jennings Bryan was left. He does not
take to the proposition kindly-for is
he not candidate for the Republican
Sixth district craftsmanship? Every
democrat in the city of Richmond hav-
ing a telephone has been communicate
ed with in the eager search for the
lid. The search up-tO-date has been
unavailing, and Haas still wears the
democratic emblem.
He says he would have the following
announcement made that all democrats
or republicans with democratic tend
encies. attending the Adair meeting,
might know of his loss.
Il want my hat If you were at the
Adair meeting and took my hat and
left a cheaper one in exchange, please
return it. had a good hat and want
it back