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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28
FIRE CAUSES A RUMOR
No Attempt Was Made to Blow
Up a Bank.

New York, Nov. 2&-Three explos-
ions, followed by fire in the building
adjoining a branch of the borough OF
Brooklyn bank this morning gave rise
10 the rumor that an attempt was
made to blow the safe in the bank
The fire is believed to have been OF
'incendiary origin.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28
His Present.

what do you think? My wife's IA
Their told me before we got married
that be would give me a handsome
present on our wedding day"
And didn't he:"
We'll, waited over a week. and as
he didn't mention the subject | asked
him for it. aud all be said was, Why,
didn't give you my daughter:'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

Mrs Ingenan Lillian
grandchid They principals
YOr
lost his I'm
YorIw
of
heron The
her
her father She said Ihat is the
the long lost old
lie S n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28
Accidentally Shot Himself.

Seymour. Ind, Nov. %. Irwin
schneck. aged thirty-one, a grandson
Of the late Senator Louis Schneck. ac-
cideqtally shot himself while climbing
over fence with rifle. inficting a
wound from which he died later. He
was son OF Mrs. Sophia Schneck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28
Ready For ANYTHING,

"She used to say she would never
marry until the ideal man proposed"
Yes"
eyes. But she's dropped the ideal
w."-Philadelphia Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

Greene-You often hear Of the river
falling. but 1t never seems to hurt It
self Rrowne-Well, you see it always
falls on its bed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

You needn't suffer with sick neadache. tndi-
gestion, constipation or any other troubles arts
syrup Pepsin will cure you and keep you well
Try it-keep it CT hand the year around.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

Miss Edna Lamb of Richmond ia
visiting Mrs. Frank Keever at Foun-
tain City
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

Frank Lamb ot Fountain City made
i business -trip TO Richmond Wednes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

Tasmania grows the largest apple
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-28

in weight lies with Earlham.
Tho two taop,s, will limo nm fellows
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06

DR.. John E. Hoyt, for the past year
Of Potlatch, was in Troy Monday look
ing over the town. Owing to the shut
down Of the Potlatch company DR.
Hoyt is looking for a new location and
may decide to cast his fortunes here.
Organ for Sale-A brand new Sey-
bold Reed pipe organ, five octave,
will give with organ SIS dollar music
course by the International Conserv-
atory Of Portland, Oregon. Inquire Tor
particulars at News Office. 1t
The Red Men have announced an
other big dance for Friday night, Dec.
10, in their hall in the Reitman build
ing. Supper is to be served at the
Reitman hotel by Mr.. Wood, the new
proprietor, whose suppers have made a
decided hit with the people here. As
cook Mr.. Wood is hard to beat.
DR.. Edward Gyles, graduate OF
Jefferson College, of Philadelphia, class
Of 1902, has located in Troy. He will
occupy the office Of DR.. Alsprey, over
Aronson's. DR.. Gyles practiced fer
five years in the city Of Philadelphia,
and chose Trey in preference TO a
good position in large sanitarium in
California. He says he is pleased with
this section and will bring his family
here at once.
For A CHRISTMAS PRESENT, moth
ing nicer than Dominocards, the great
combination game set, domino shape,
with card colors: Play cards, dominoes
and new games "Show-me" and Big
Stick" Parents facinated; children
delighted. Sc parts in attractive box
postpaid, SOC. Boys and girls make
Xmas money, as agents. Don't deley.
Write to-day. Dominocard Co., 1907
Chouteau, St. Louis, Mo.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06

l want old rubber, copper and brass.
E. H. Atherton. Highest price paid.
Wanted: A working horse, weigh
ing about 1900, prefer bay; must be
perfectly sound. Call in or write c.
w. Nelson. R. F. D. 3, BIAS, IL mile
east OF Standard mill.
Don't forget that after Dec. 9th.
Nesbit, the jewler, will be located in
the Botten Building, opposite Broman's
store, on the cheerful side of the
street. Come in.
Two masked men held up bank in
Bloomington, Illinois, Monday, and
secured 81, 200 in gold and silver. It
has not yet been learned whether they
were burglars or depositors. -Orofino
Tribune.
E. A. Holcomb and Alex Kline.
students from the Forestry department
OF the Washington State College at Pull
man, were in Troy Thanksgiving study
ing some Of the timber growing in this
vicinity.
MI. and Mrs. Oscar Larson returned
Sunday with their daughter, Miss Elsie
who is recovering from the operation
performed in Spokane for APPENDICITIS
Miss Larson will return to the Univer-
sity at Moscow in few days.
There was a slight disturbance
around the tar plant THANKSGIVING
Peter Brown, the inventor, getting
rather the worst of an explosion that
resulted when he touched a lighted
match to atank of gas. Mr.. Brown
has been nursing few bruises and the
stockholders have been wondering how
much it will cost to repair the damage.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06
Save This Prescription.

The following from an exchange is
well worth keeping, and as it is very
simple, and cheap, also harmless, can
be tried by anyone afflicted by kidney
trouble. The item says:
Here is a simple homemade mixture
as given by an eminent authority on
Kidney diseases, who makes the state
ment in a New York daily newspaper
that it will relieve almost any case OF
Kidney trouble if taken before the
sage Of Bright's Diseases. He states
that such symptoms as lame back, pain
in the side, frequent desire to urinate,
especially at night; painful and discol-
ored urination, are readily overcome.
Here is the recipe; try it:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here in town
is authority that these ingredients are
all harmless and easily mixed at home
by shaking we'll in a bottle. This
mixture has peculiar healing and
soothing effect upon the entire kidney
and urinary structure, and often over
comes the worst forms OF rheumatism
in just little while. This mixture is
said to remove all blood disorders and
cure the rheumatism by forcing the
kidneys to filter and strain from the
blood and system all uric acid and foul,
decomposed waste matter, which cause
these Affections. Try it if you aren't
we'll. Save this prescription.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06
Good Cough Medicine for Children.

The season for coughs and colds is
now at hand and too much care can not
be used to protect the children. A child
is much more likely to contract a diph-
liberia or scarlet fever when he has
cold The quicker you cure his cold the
less the risk. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the sole reliance of many
mothers, and few OF those who have
tried it are willing to use any other.
Mrs. F. F. Starcher Of Ripley, w. Va,
says: 81 have never used anything
other than Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy for my children and it has always
given good satisfaction" This remedy
contains no opium or other narcotic and
may be given as confidently to child as
an adult. For sale by G, V. johnson.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06
Local and Personal.

Get a kodak at the drug store.
Sewing Wanted; Mrs. R. E. Glenn
would like plain sewing to do.
Good buggy for sale cheap, or will
trade for wood. For particulars inquire
at this Office.
Good to drink and good for your
health-SHAW'S MALT. For sale by
c. w. Tompson.
Johnson, the Troy druggist, has all
kinds OF kodak supplies. If it is for
kodaks he's got it.
Nesbit is still doing repair work of
the satisfactory kind. Opposite Bro
mans store, after Dec. 9th.
Get a kodak and take pictures of the
things and places that interest you.
See them at the Troy drug store.
Girl Wanted: Competent girl for
general Homework. Three in family.
Highest wages paid. Mrs. C. L. But
tertield, Moscow, Idaho.
Samples Of crude and refined creo-
sote from the local tar plant were this
week sent to the chemical department
at the University at Moscow for snaly-
sis.
Reports from the new towns in the
timber along the new railroad are not
haltenng. The men have been dis
charged and all work closed down for
the winter. However the business
men at the new towns will hold on
because 1t is certain work will open up
early next spring and there will be no
better location anywhere.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06

o suchst
County of
P of suchd
A. secetar
Location of Troy TroyId
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06
It's the Cook!

Whether a meal is good or bad
depends entirely on the cook.
IL He's the imam behind the gun.
This explains why the Reitman
hotel dining room has suddenly
grown so popular. It's the
cook; | personally look after
my kitchen, and the Reitman
MOTEL meals are the best evidence
OF my ability. Drop in and try
a meal. Three times day. They
are all good.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1907-12-06
Limited. Location of Principal Place OF Business at
NOTICE.

There delinquent following described
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
N6ermals Deridubcn.

2erin g D H. Sly, "A. Sebr. -Sm
&rci&0eridt bon Scott : County IN
@eorgetopn crtlGrte Hidtcr 81. &.
Stout, er fonne llid)t nit gllten 0e.
millen. bie &erDonblnngcn inn Ero-
5eB 9egen Den einltigen StaotSicfrc,
tor Galeb Yolpcr5 peget 9etbeili=
0ltllg ull ser Grn1oroutg oeS @olt-
perlleurS 8oebcl int Sabre 1900
iibernebmerL meil CT an Dem Ero5cB
gegen SancS 0olporb lpegen oellel-
ben &erbrehens betbeiligt geipeien
unb bonn &crtretcr ser Infia9e, Dem
Mnualt Sronflir, be5ilglid) bleler
Sragen IN Ser Sade SIT Gatbe ge5os
gen ipproen ici. 8prauslibtlid) miro
llitn Die Sohe I'M 2oilfe oe@ Som-
nlers Dor Spe5inIridter MobbinS Der.
bolloelt merbcn. Die Sertbelolgltllg
milnldte bic &%erbonbllng Dor Mid)s
ter Stout, mGbrellb Die StootSons
iuoltlhoft iid oogegen erflorte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
2ufumotipcnfeKel erpluoirtc,

% i00Ietomn II, R..O., "A. Se6r.
- Ser Gelicl ser 2ofpmotipe zines
Eerioncn5ltges ser Ontario uno
@eItern Sabn" melder aus Aem-
Yorf I'M 1890 uno bon bier Nad)-
mittagS ltm 3 llbr obgegangen mar,
erplooirte in Ser 9tdbe BON 2u5oll,
Sl1Qipan . Gountp, rpGbreno Der BUG
cine 6oDr9eidhpinoigfeit pon 40 Wei-
len pro Stllnoe bate. Ser Sei5er
Martin WuQen aus Wiooletomn uno
ein Wann unbefannten Nalnens, mel
der i'm Sab mitgefabren mar, nur=
0en getoOtet, Ser 2ofomotipfiibrer
8aonooo aus @alton erlitt leben3-
geiGbrlide Serlebrtngen, w1breno Der
Gonoufteur CHARLES 6. Io4 aus
Mio0letpmn uno ser @epGdmeilter
Geter Meilep aus Miooletomn nit eft
mo- leidtcren S~erlebun9et oapon
fantelt. @pn Ben YoIiagiercn mlirs
Den 5lpolf perlctt, ober nidt eruit,
uno Or. TercD 3eaop Dom n2oonlis'
Sonotorium" IN 2ibertp, melder iid
auf Dem 3uac befono, iibernabm Die
Anle9ung oes erIten Gerbanoes, Gle
Sootcn ull6 Serletten muroen nab
2lt5on iibergefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
Der Teuer0Gmpn.

Sine 9lnft Nrt., II. 6e6ruar.
- 9telm5ig @obnb0uier, orci Sotels,
ell1e STRIDE mo an 200 StGQe un0
S1uppen 0ingen bier pGbreno Der
Ocr9anacnen Nodt in 6lammen nuf
uno Der &erlult betrGgt nabe5u
100000. Sobn springer u1o Elm
Mann Nonten5 Hceo, fnr1en bel ocm
SronOe um'9 2cben. Nm 1000 Mcn.
ihen ii1o obOuhloS.
9ri0QeDille, Del, II. TSe6r.
- Sier &inOer OeS Srn. s. Sobnion,
}lpei bis SIT 5ebn So6rcn alt, fomel1
bellte frilb 0lltd) einen Brand, mel
der oo5 3ortS ibrer Gltern nabe bier
eil0I6crtc, um's 2cbeIt. Tie 6ami-
lie ld)lief i'm 5ueiten Stodmcrf, uno
oaS inn rnteren Stodluerfe ollsge6ro-
delle 6cller bate lid ihon ioipeit per-
breitet, ais @r. Sobnion eS cltoedtc,
OoB Ser Wom nid)t im Stan0e mar,
Die Sinner SIT retten. Gr Wno iein
0ltelter Sobn retteten iid Ourd)
Sprilnge aus Sen 6enitern. 6rot
SobnioL Die Mutter, bcfonO lid) in
cillem Nod)borsbouic, ais oas 6eltcr
alt9brod).
Ncm Oorf, II. 6cbruar.
Gin 1toBer Gelbtbaltcr ser nStoltoz?
or0 Oil 60 ST. Gonlto6lc 6ouf, "a
=, erplooirte beltte nit einem iold)en
&rad, ooB oiele 9emo6ner ser I'M
0eblntg 0laubten, Elm Grobe6en lei
ein9etreten. Senlteri6eiben lpuroen
oltf cine Wteilc @ntfernung bier ein-
gebriidt. 8liiflider @eiie nar ser
9eb0lter Elm iiolirter nno MIR orei
Gerlonen, melhe sur 3eit elm in Der
y. be ouS8ebro6enes 6eller befGmpi-
ten, mltroen leiht perlebt. Go5 6e11er
uerltrIoftc Die @rploiion. Der Be
bGlter mar nit 400 SAB &eroitn &C.
iiillt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
gis snm 1. WGrs anIgcid)oben.

@ntonio, Seros, t3. Sebr.
- Die Aiisfiibriung Ser Srbre Der
@erbringllng bes 10. aapoIleric . Ge-
eimentes aus Sorts IN Nebrasfo
noh ser &iiite bes itinen O5eans,
bon no ooiielbe nod oen Ebilippinen
obgeben ioll, lit pom 26, 5ebrltor oui
Den /. Wtdr5 perIhoben iuorben, SIT
Dem 3lped, oornit Der transport
Damn ST. ernieorigten Srodtiaben,
nie Die fir Goloniiten. geiheben
fam. BUR 3cit meigern iid Die 81.
ienbobnen, Sruppen 81 berobgeiesten
Ereilen 81 beiorbern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
Soffnuna anf Grbaltnng hrs Jrie-
ocus.

San SaIbobor, IA. 1ebruor.
Gie YrGlioentcn pon Sonburos
uno Niearagra erbielten ein Sele-
grumm bonn ErGii6enten Moolepelt,
III mel6em ser @unid) beS boflteu
Grctutipbennlten Der Ser. Staaten
5lm Nusorud gebrndJt miro, oa6 bos
Sdieos9cridt mieoer 5uiammcntrete,
meld)es filr3li6 bier in Sibung ipor,
ooer oaB elm onoeres @eridt beruien
meroe, bas inter genall itipulirten
9c0ingungen tagt, ipelfpe bon Sen nit
chamber baoernoen 9Gnoern eriiiat
meroelt. Der 3lped bes E%r1iioenten
8ooleoelt 1T, oaB Ser 3rieoe uno aqe
leine @obltbaten erbolten peroelL
nidt mir fir Sonburas uno Micaro-
gitn, lonoern fir alle amerifaniiben
Staoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
I'm ct. 2unis nerbaftet.

81. 2ouia. Wto, IA. Sebruor,-
@icr ipltroc Elm Monll, Der lid) 2oltia
9upol nenrt, olti Ben &eroadt Der
baftet, Sront :. Gonitantine, ilt., 5t
ieir, ollf oell bon Gbieogo aus allf
@runb Scr 4nflage, am 6. Sanltor
1906 BORT Srou ". @cntrp ermoroet
81 baben, gefobnoet miro. Der Ser.
o1d)ti9e, belien allsleben Der Eboto-
graphic Gonitoutine's lebr 1bnlid lit,
oibt 5tL in Chicago 5l Sallie 81 ieln,
ltellt obcr IN Ibrebe, Gnnituntine 5t
lcin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15

llolIllllell Dul. Stt etlll9eH RIpullt0el'
III oenen Die 3a6l Der Go0eafaQc SIT.
gcnon1mcn, Die Der @cbltrtcn abge=
lonmcn bat, lit oucb Die Nllalponoes
rrll9 lebr geitic9ell. &n eini9en
mocren Fropin3en lit bic 9cmegung
Der 9eoolternng 10 5icmlid ltationdr
geblieben. Wan empfinoet allilberoIl
Ben Wtongel an N(rbeiterlt. Die
Soltpturiode Der Gltb0lferung lit
e6en Die tbloiiole }llStuonocrunG,
Notiirlid tbiQ Die Icgicrrltg berIel-
ben 10 picl pie n13alih I|tcllcrn ur0
triiit Oobcr 5ientli6 rcottioldre WtoGs
rcgeln.
6ron5 SofepG'a 9cIu0 in
Nc ii II d eM
@ien IA. Sebrror. - Sn fitnft-
leriiAen &reiien bat c9 nid)t gcrin9eS
Nltficben gentobt, ooB Safer 6ro1l3
&oicpb Der b%ieliqen Nu9itcanng Der
Wfiindener Se5eiiion cinen lGngcren
@eind obgeitottct bat. Scr Wlonorh
5%cfltnocte ooS gr0btc &ttcrciIe on
Oclt 5ltr Sd)mt borgcbotenen <nIt-
mGrfen un0 ltnterbiclt iih altf 0o@
2cbbofteitc nit ieiner 9cHleitltng
iibcr Die empfongcnrn Ginorilde.
llntcr ben Wtitglieoern Der Se5eIiion
berrldt iiber Die &iiitr 0eS &oiierS
bearciflidcrrpeiie cine lrbr geDobene
Stimmung.
9 ofum ent aus 0eul ung a.
i6en SonDcl9m II It e.
rim qeitoblcn.
@ien, II. 5ebrlar. - @ic aus
&noopelt 9emeloet miro, beiGGftigt
0aS bortigc 81bliflm1 cilt nclter gro
Der S%fall0al, meldcr nit Der lee
I6lnngenbaften Nfioirc EolonDt I'M
3lliunmenbong itebt. Ser 9lbgeorO-
nete &e1tgDel, lpelder BON @e5a b.
Golunpi Der bonn HOitcn 0e5 SuIti5.
miniltcrS 5ltrildtretcn ntlbtc, Der
flogt muroe, lit IN Ocn Selib bon
lpi6tiQen 2lften gelouQt, Die aus Dem
Nan0cl9minllterium g~cltoblen lpur=
Den. Gr bot Die 3ofumentc photo
Qrupbircn luliel1 lln0 miro lie gegcll
Eolonpt in DEM beporItcbcn0en Yro.
5cb benltbcn. Gin 8camtcr 0eS Snll-
ocl9lltiniiterirmS, an 0clIcn SpiBe
6ron5 &oIiutb itebt, lit III 8erbin-
Dung nit Dem 0icbito0l pcrDoftct
mor0en.
Die g~eltoblenen 2lftcn beIteben
5ltm Sbeil aus S6rcibcrL iuel6e 5lpis
iden Dem &onbelSminiiter mo Dem
6inan5-Yrofllrotor 0GDc6iclt lino
un0 Die 9tnffl1rltng Aclpiiicr Soften
I'M Gtot betrcffen. Gin Gtotpoiten
loa Die Nu55oblung elmer @etolummc
oil einen 3eituitoSIbreibcr be5petft
bobelL luclc6tr biilfrei6e @dno babel
%leiitetc, Den iiinglten Gompromib
5ipiiden Der %ungariid)en Coalition
ltn0 DEM Sbron 5lt @ege SIT %brtngeu.
Yrotcitpcr mi mIunQ in
&cmbcrg.
@ien fl. Tc6ruor. - Su Gem.
berg 0oli5ierL boben WoIIenpers
lommlungen itottgeiunOen III pels
den qeqen oie iilnglt gemeloete Ser.
boftlu1g BON rlttbcniihen Stuoenten
Der bortigcn %llniDcrIitGt gcborniihter
Hrotclt crboben marc. 9iC Snboit-
nobn1c bon nid)t mcnigcr ais 100
Stll0cnten ipor bcfunntlid 0ie Solge
Ser filr5li6en tltmultuorilden See.
ncr, melbe bic Singer Der @iliens
lhoft cntfelIelteL ais tic III Mlttb
iibcr ben ollciniQcn @c6roltd Der
pnlniIhen Sprohe bel Der Smmotri-
tltlotion, Heftor uno HrofeIIoren
burdpriigeltcn uno Dos Mtobilior
perldicOener &0riGle III 9leinbol5
ucrponbcltcn. Die Grotciterbeber
%perlongcn bon ben llniperiitGtS 9e-
BORDEN, bob lie oos anbGngigc Ser.
iobren riid9dn9i9 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15
illus Gmba.

Sltl SulluuJt IuJl ltIlCle SQl > lll
&oien bon GienfueqoS.- HeiQp.
Gontroft pioerrufen.
GicuucgoS, Cuba, IA. 6c6r.
- Gem S6lohtl1iff n9lloboma,"
lpelde5 inter Ser 6logge oes Hear-
9lomiruls 0opia bier einliei beglei-
tet bon Oen Shla6tidiffen oSQi-
nots," oSorua" nn0 uSn0iana," pom
atlontilhen 8eidnpaoer, lit ein en-
tbuiialtilder Gmpfong ST S6eil &C.
luoroen un0 es iino Gorbereitungen
im @ongc, INN oen Wtotroien m1tcr
Den 2(uipi5ien ser Mltni5ipolbeb0r.
Den ctncn 9ol 81 gcber.
Ser Stdotratb BON GienfllegoS bat
beIdloiicL ben Gontraft unb Die 9ll1-
lcibe BON Orei WtiQionen Collars fir
Den 9a1t zines Nqlt0ouftes uno bon
&b5ugSfondlen in GienfuegoS ollf
@rl1nO bon l(nrc0elm6bi9feiten, pel-
DE Dos Gontite beri6tet bot, ipeld)eS
lpdbrenb OeS leBten Ebeile5 ser no
nllniltrotion OeS YrGiioenten Yolna
NIT elmer llnteriu6ung be%oftrogt
ipor, SIT pioerrllien. Die Bombs Der
Al1letDe ltn0 ollc BON onncrifoniIden
9ontterS iltbifribtrt moroen. Ser
eontrott mar i'm WtGr5 1906 on s..
s. Sfeillp bon Nem = Yorf fir s.
100000 ucr0eben moroe1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-15

Spreder Cannon empiing Elm
Shreiben pont GriegSiefrct1r Gait,
lporin oieier l,llt cine &ermiaiglntg
bon $t,126, 800 sur Gedlttg bon go
nanlafanal : 1efisiterL melde Olrd)
Gerlduloung oli Gontrattc Dor Dem
80. SSrli 1906 cntltanoen iino, fiir
oos 5~isfoliabr 1906 uno irilbere
SATIRE bittet. Saft madt ben Sor-
idJlag, bieie Tefi5ite baolrf 81
oedert, oab grmddtigui,s ertbeilt
miro, @elo BON oen &crmi1igungen
fir 1907 81 transferircrL ba Die Set
teren grob eenig leicn fir oic Sort
lcbltna ser Mrbeiten am aanal ulo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-12
HE RACES
Results at New OrIeans.

New Orleans, Dec. n.-W eather clear; track heavy. Summaries:
 Husted. 1O7 1-2 (Minder) 4 to l, won; Investor 105 (Flynnl 50 to l, second Free Booter, 1O8 (McDaniel) to ], third. Time 1;19 4-5. Sheen, Horse Pl,ess' E1,ss x3,r Greel, s kiamesha II Matabon, iel ran.
 Second race, five and one-haIf fur longs. selling-Divorce, 103 (MeDanieD even, won; Sussex, 95 lCarpenterl 70 to l, third. Time 1:12 3-5. Sundart, Helen Holland. Melange, Sylvia C., Con- venient, Florence N, Silver Cup, Lava = trina, Blanche Hamilton and Anna
 Third race, five and one-half fur longs-Dew of Dawn. 10s (Riley) IS to l. won; Miss Delaney, 101 (Delaby) ( to ,, second Inauguration, 106 (Moun- taln) to T. third. Time gil 2-5. Lex ington Lady, orena, Miss Mazzoni, Lis- terine. Freseati, Whisk Broom, Feast, Poem and Esther Brown ran.
 Fourth race, mile and seventy yards nAlma Duney, 107 1-2 (koener) II to to 1. second Morti6oy 1O5 (Henryj lz starters.
 Fifth race. six furlongs. selling Avaunteer 1o7 lMountain) 5 to 5, won; second; Royal Onyx 1O5 1-2 lLeibert) tivolini and Light Burn ran.
 sixth race, mile and quarter, selling -Belleyie" W, lOS 9J. Hennessy) 10 to l, second; Savior Faire, 1O3 (Pickens) 5 to l, third. Time 2:14 1-5. St. Noel Trenola, Charlie Thompson, Dr. Nc Cluer, Etta M., Nine, J. D. Dunn, Fon- souca' Lady Oakland, Docile and Arabo
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loose. but the chances are that in the end the. whole thing will blow up az 1t }sas done annually for four or five Cotton States League in regard to the Mobile affair promises tos be flash in the pan. One thing Is pretty sure and that Is that Mobile will be a member
 Several squabbles of last year will rectors the one of local importancs will be the forfeited game at Capitol Cormick paid their respects to the viIs Han of the play, the poor umpire, swho forfsited the game to Malarky's crew. when Nashville did not get back on thought they Should. Another tangis for the directors will be the forfeited game in Memphis in July, when Char. on the plea 0i that il the 'es Satters @ box .d had been doctored. With the settlement of these fairs, the straightening out of the Mobt Shreveport Cotton States season and some incidentals there will done.
 local club, who returned to Montgom- cry from New York yesterday morning. will leave for Atlanta tninorrove morn- ing and will be elected member of .tfS sAS1dAu VI A|iICSNOiS VI hiS 1<cdS uc to succeed E.. P. Amerine. resigned from the board. Financial Secretary Bill Stickney will also leave for Att lanta in the morning. Ryan, who will manage the local team next sumrfser, will meet the Montgomery Vepresenfs atfves in Atlanta and return to this city with them sunday morning.
 While there Is still chance of the Houtz-Srnith-W Walsh Clark deal going through, h is extremely doubtful Ilar- " Vaughn has not passed on it. bEt President Baugh of the Birmingham club turned it down., and while Vaughn may revive 1t at the Atlanta meeting, 1t is improbable. The chances are that Fred Houtz will again be in left field Tor the local team next summer He was offered to Birmingham for $1,0oO. but it was turned down, and Vaughn misaea the chance of getting about the fastest outfield in the South. Vaughn was crazy to get Jefry and offered Curtiss Gardner and Allcock for him. but 1t would take several carloads of ball players like those two to spyen get within striking distance of Houtz value. The prospects now are that inc local outfieidi next summer will be Houtz left, Ryan center and Pers ms rightLthe tive wings are fast as lightning, but it remains to be seen what Ryan will do in center field. He will not only have to hit pretty hard but be among the foremost baserunnrrs of the League to keep anywhere near archie Persons and Fred Houtz.