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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.

The Christian Scientists OF Washing
ton announce a lecture by Edward A
Kimball tomorrow afternoon at $40
o'clock. at National Theater.
Mr.. Kimball Is a lecturer OF great
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14
RUSSIAN AmbassadOr,s Dinner.

The Russian ambassador was host at
an informal dinner last evening. His
guests were the Minister from Peru and
Nine. Pardo, and DR.. Vogel, the Swiss
minister.
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Dinner for Aokis.


The Third Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs Huntington Wilson en-
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor OF the retiring Ambassador from
Japan and Viscountess Aoki.
Invited to meet the honor guests were
the Secretary OF State, Elihu Root, Gen
eral and Mrs. COrbin, the Military At
tache Of the British Embassy and Mrs.
James, the Naval Attache Of the Ger
man Embassy and Nine Hebbinghaus,
Mrs. Clarence Edwards. Mrs. HObson,
and Major Tanaka, the military attache
OF the japanese embassy.
The First Secretary Of the Spanish Lee
cation and Nine. Pastor entertained In
formally at dinner last evening in their
home on O street.
The naval attache Of the Austro- Hun
garian embassy, Lieutenant Baron Preu-
schen. left Washington this morning for
Hampton Roads to witness the depart
ure Of the American fleet for the Pacific
Baron Demeter Hye. the recently ap-
pointed secretary OF the AugtrO- Hun
garian embassy. who is 10 succeed MOTiz
Szent-Ivany who has been transferred
to an European post. will not arrive IN
Washington until about January Is.
Mrs. Josephine Culpepper, author Of
'BolaX, Imp or Angel, which, is in
Washington, a guest at the Convent OF
the Holy Cross"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14

Mrs. Lieber. wife of Gen. Norman
Lieber, entertained az luncheon yester-
day. in honor OF their daughter. Mrs.
A. n. Lawrence, OF Philadelphia. their
house guest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14

The guests were Mrs. Charles II.
Bradley, Mrs. Curtis, Miss Curtis. Mrs.
Randall Hagner. Mrs. FraGCas HaEner.
Miss Hoban, Miss Louise White. and
Miss Emile Fitch. Mrs. Lawrence viii
leave for her home early next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14
Brazilian Diplomat Leaves.

Lieutenant Colonel do Pederneiras.
military attache Of the Brazilian en-
bassy. will leave Washington Sunday
night and sail Tuesday from New York
for Europe. He will first go TO Paris.
where he will meet his wife. Nine. do
Pedeneiras. who has been there since
last June. He will also visit England.
France, Germany, Italy. and Austria
re is going on an investigating tour in
the interests OF the smokeless powder
plant which Brazil is building.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
NabucO will entertain Lieutenant Col
onei de Pederneiras at a farewell dinner
sunday evening before he leaves.
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A. n. Lawrence, Of Philadelphia. their
house guest
The guests were Mrs. Charles H.
Bradley, Mrs. Curtis, Miss Curtis. Mrs.
Randall Hagner. Mrs. FraGC.s HaErer.
Miss Hoban, Miss Louise White. and
Miss Emile Fitch, Mrs. Lawrence viii
leave for her home early next week.
Mrs. Thomas Hardy TaIIaferro was
hostess at a bridge party yesterday
afternoon in her apartment ia lhe Ports
mouth. The list OF guests included Nine.
Pastor. wife Of the first secretary OF
the Spanish legation Mrs. John K.
Bartlett Of Baltimore; Mrs Hazard,
Mrs. LidTidge Jordan, Mrs. John Tuck
or. US. Edmund Pendleton Male. Ms.
Fredt rick McReynolds Mrs. Richard
WOrtlington, Mrs. Arthur Giles. Mrs.
Sherman Levett, Mrs TrestOn, Miss
Clayton, Mrs. Warden. Mrs TapIin,
Mrs. George Melville Bowling. Mrs.
Wheat, Mrs Berkhimer.
Mrs Taliaferro will be at home two
Tuesdays in January
Captain Fourier. military attaohe Of
the French embassy. has been promoted
10 the rank OF major. and is receiving
congratulations from his many friends
Mrs. Lewis-Sndth. widow OF Colonel
Smith. L. 8. A. viii leave this morning
holidays with her mother. Mrs. N. G.
LANCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Newmyer were given
a surprise party last evening at their
home on Eleventh street IN honor Of
full evening was spent.
Those present We're Mrs. A. Briden-
wald OF Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Newmyer. Mr. and Mrs. D. l. EngeL
Mrs. A.. sigmund. MI and Mrs. a; W.
Sigmund. NJ. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl,
Mrs. NJ. Weyl, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Sigmund. Miss Edna VI. Weyl. a. I.
Newmyer. A. C. Newmyer, and Leroy
Newmyer.
Miss Flora Rice. OF Baltimore. spent
a couple Of days this week sightseeing
with guests in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi II. David, OF the
brother, pe~ ig,rrri" David, OF Columbia
S. c.
Friendship Circle. No. 1. c. o. F.. will
hold its tenth annual New Year dance
for the benefit OF the charity fund. New
Year. az Natione! Rifles Armory.
Miss Sophia Hertzberg. who was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hertz
berg. Of Eighteenth street, has returned
to her home In Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jackson and fam
lily have moved from their home 10 Con-
gross Hall Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finkelstein and
family have moved to the Susquehanna
on W street,
Miss Leah Sternheimer has returned
to her home in Richmond after being
the guest OF friends here.
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Newberrys Entertain.

The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Truman II. Newberry enter
tertaIned at dinner last evening Bar
oness Hengelmuller, wife of the Austro-
Hungarian ambassador; Mr.. Justice
Moody, Nine. van Swinderen, wife OF
the minister from the Netherland: Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury Blair, Miss .3OaUdman, Miss Norris.
Mr. Montagna, Admiral Caps, and
Lieutenant Commander Davis.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained informally a. dinner
last evening.
The Secretary TO the President and
Mrs. Loeb We're hosts at a box party
last evening in the National Theater.
Senator Knox also entertained a box
party in the National
Senator and Mrs DeDew occupied
seats in the orchestra.
The Austrian Ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller, who win spend
Christmas in New York, expect TO leave
Washington shortly.
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The Naval Attache OF the Brazilian
In Washington. and taken an APARTMENT
in the Ontario for the winter.
Mr.. de AquinO will go to Hampton
Roads today 10 say farewell to the
9fhcers Of the fleet, who will stop at
Rio JaneirO on their voyage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14

Jonkheer r. de Marees van Swinderen.
minister 10 the Netherlands. will return
20 washington next week from Mexico
Wnere he has been for the last week
lie and Mime. van Swinderen will sail
some time next month for EurOpe
where they will spend some time on
leave Of absence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14

Captain Fourier. military attache al
the French embassy. has been promoted
10 the rank OF major. and is receiving
congratulations from his many friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-12-14

Mrs. Lewis Smith widow OF Colonel
Smith L. 8. A. will leave this morning
for California. where she will spend the
holidays with her mother. Mrs. N. G.
LANCE
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
Sulpsnners Iaritiite QGifsr soc
og 75c. Sobn $. 0rals.

Sulpenners larftiIte 2Gifsr soc
os 75e. Soba $. @)rols.
- TarmIoan til IapeIte Jtente. Safe
& 1omTp, fergus Tous.
= DIanbt ogm, lom ng|i9 Eat uota
get 2@9te!fabs!icenle bstte gouu!p, 81
Sobu llgltaa og Nnna 0Ratie Wobraaz
ten, gt1uaro 6. gganruo % @arah 6.
@ranruo.
@eorge Risiinaer, ben elore. beoe
paa I'm Uarm noro for Bpen Ei15oasEs
morsen efter Blot Iiot ouer en- uges
Spsoom al 2unseoesanoe!ie. San car
II 2ler aamn1el. Risitnger por Ip|fer
o9 tom lon, rus Wono til 2luertfa os
I'll Tsrgus Tels 1880. 6an oprettes
De en- iioen Sfoforretn!n9 pGa X!ncoln
Nuenue el1 og par Der omfrtne Is Nar,
til ban flpttebe til iin farm. Sans
Sultru oa TITS Bern ooerleper BAN.
GAas Risiinser al Tirmast Melt5ere &
Ri5Iinger er en- al bsr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
eSei,t5 euer Saucta Claus?

io:Gleus >Rrilienoomrer aoer
on ifs gis gpotiso, og man Tan itts
a|poyligt not paauinos enbusr trosnoe
Rri'tes ON at taqe ct foit Stanopuntt;
tbi bsr eielosr bet ct gnten - guer;
oet ct: Sslus euer 5oncta CLAUS
5aaosl UolteFolen lor1 be refors
merte 5pnpa9sifoler forbereoer mon fig
iii SuIefeiTen, - men bette lfer lite til
2Gse Ior Sam, lom par / R1pbben
lo9t", men for bet lltgIfe, bsr gomle
romerlf fatbollte 0sIgen sanct Nicolas
suer Saneta Claus,
Neoifriosresa, loa' nanae Aor far
opnolot fig aos / Ue'len, bvor Se1cta.
CLAUS Rsifienoonaa,en foreysr ol1ltyenI
!i9sioa n1eeet iou / De pI1liyers stater,
0ab ensans 2ersruoss1 ueb Den >5fo!s,
bpor haus llae syn CT, on1, at e5uitsa
| maa;ts Ffito9ss for ct Ieie noast til
| Jrsnlise|ls susr bst bsEe osltoge no:
get, huoli glaDuet 5encta Claus Fono
tes, og uotaEte 3oaliio;9, at osn lutberlfe
Rite uar obiolut berin'oo % bs(lsr jft:
tiuob oct geo fine SuIetrefeTasr.
2ersrinoen (U2stbooil) eioroe Fore
Dine % ipn;ate mso oue Eesn paa Uors
bauIe|le: men buab letter 5 oa ilfes
eet?" rSeius!" uor @porst, vosu
Qerre Sslus Grifus, BPS Ue6Isls'ea
Su!ea er, % ueo 5uen1 oue eoos @ap<&
ton,usr.
SUN blep olu0:'is og ia9te: vSea
foyToor Dem os er Dem totnemmsI1e
for BsIereIisn." "
9uao tan man pente anbst at bette
itatisIs pilblsbis ToIf, huis aanoeIiee
ysbsrs ~siuer gtene for greo" 49, fosbi
bet betaler fig bsblt.
Wesn Stam er bet for benz, lou po1
tiere lntberite Mooe!firteB 5tiob ct
bebre be!erte ou Su|efeitens Bstpbnin9,
os bos hpem Der uirfelis enbnu fobet
laameost i9ien af goo gommelboss Sri.
iteubom. at be tiuaosr oe,>s Be!n at
bsl!a3e / 5ancta gIaussbumbusen, io
maaife efteraber o9 Forteuer Bernsne,
at De 0auer, Sc faar til Sui, brir9ss
Dem al Goucta Claus.
$ Rirte os GpuoagsfoIe ct e5aneto
Claus, og boao iom Debfommsr ban,
en- Spno moo Get Uotite Sub, ioe'
5ancta CLAUS bliusr ct, Nfguo tor bs
5n1aa, os osss5 Gang ON BAN, Bpn
% Bvsue til bam bliOer NfeuosogrssIIs.
S UoIfsifo!en, 1vor rslisiels Dos!is1
10 er fotbuot, % bDoe bsusr life JsIuz
tor neunss, bIioer al bsnns Gtaos,
man gier af Sancta Claus, til en-
Sla9s NfeubsbprteIIs cs iaaleoss til
en- TorbrYoelle mob be Torenebe Stateys
Ronititu'ion.
Dsrfcr tiliibtt bette: vWRIg eoe,
ioaa b1eu, 5 I'll tiene" = s5slus eus,
Sancta Claus. 9agsrupzNisien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
S7oe MarG.
Wttttteiota.

= Gn fire Nar CANINE! pi9e | !0ens
orun, iatte JIo paa fine Rler fife Grez
bag og booe al fine BranoIaar uoele
Eimss ,s,nere. Wooeren par ube
@oarosn og benste op Rler, ba bun fl
bore Varnets Sfria, Barnet tiI5orts
6. u. Rnutiou.
- 6 6. psleelon. en- at be lsoenpe
6orrstninssmano 6erman, beos Der
ben 8os IS. So Nar eammel. JDau
bapbs payst lpgelig lengsre Eio %
opoe al Rreft Wauen. 6an bar febt
/ Wiscoalin % bapoe faaet en- COB ubs
banaelle, ioet ban banbe ueret baaee
peo llniuerltetet M;seonln og psb
2utber Goueqe Dseorab, Sa. Gan
efterleosr 3ufru og 1pu Bprn.
- $ Xi'tbfielo bIeo en- 6an6slsn1anb
forleben bpmt til at bstaIe en- multt of
$50, forci ban boube loIst beparuebe
2Gg. Riebmanoen par imioiertio Iaa
| beEbig. at bon pioits, al tusm ban bavbe
| tisbt 2G9sens, o9 mob bar anlaste ban
Sag !neo Uorbrtno paa 800 sfaoes=
erltotnIne os Dono! i'm Gag. Den nge
Sop ON unbe WabJassr ejor iaabanns
Eing n'ulige nu.
49, Soon 2arion, en- IS Nar san'z
mel Cnfssaano, Der fcm fra Norge for
blot Iibt tuer fire 2lor foen, 5eait
Sslpmorb ner I'm enc DotterS Giem /
Io1pn Of gunlce, @edsr County, Tots>
bag fife llgs. San baube lite boet bos
Datterer n'ers eno etpar maoneosr c9
ba0os for op1olbt lfg bos en- 5en, bpls
DIsm er lemme 0}aboIaq. Uzsn bet
optoo noeen 2uiit assllsm j5ober oe
Gsn, og oen ferIte Ipttebe oa, Waan
tror, bst ror at Gorg opsr 1enja9sosn
u'eo Senne::. at ban toa ii5 ofboge.
Jan bat en- anoer Dottsr i Mlinot,
/ tzn=17 2say sealsrleI 0uS Grant
gountp, OI1u5 DraHbion(2) bruEnsbe
i gormorant Gors, Deit for Uagrst;, Den
ste IS. Gan og en- Ranlaerat, Nlfrso
0au9sn, 9!T pea Sf9iter, og Be fpnI til
2: Steo, toor Sien par !pno % life
tunos boI6s benz. J0aasen fvi:'ssos
buriist 1ilfoe oe rsopsoe fig, n1en Cen
asoen gu5 git isisnnsn1. Qaugea vofie
ban' ct 5psav", men BET lpntes, lom
Ban itts uar iItaD5 Ill at orlbe bst, og
ban Ianf. 6au9en fynots fig ba efter
6ieEp, 1,sn @uites uar iunfet for fife
Gang, oa 6ieIpea to11. Wan fifsbe
Qiget op m:b Ell Seru,iue iat paa cit
| Stang Esme o9 80 Wiautier efter
ulnffsn. @utten eFter!absr en- fp9elig
Wor / Jarrett, men Fan par life bjems
me bos bsnoe. s Ui:telisbeoen ier oet
uo, ION bun lite 9ar no9et e9et 0ie:n.
Grant gountp 6eralo" flyer, at gun
bor bos 2ars Bsre Barrett.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
SnpbDoelie+

De ielu % Wenner er bierte!ig inb=
buot ii! en- offsntIig Toreui5nina al bet
npe autometite oobbelt eletrifte eyltsn
til BelfptteIle le al Banf5ue!yineer, ion.
nDlig er bIeuen inbiat uor Banf al
The American Bank Protection
Company / Winneopolis.
6ele Dor 6ueluina er TIT ttaot neo
Ell Dobtsliplaoe al Stanl, lon beIe
gicen ct e!eetrcsret. gtbusrt 5orI9g
paa at for1n1e ino 0peIp;ngen. euteu
9lennsm D9r easr 0a9se, o,len1sI1t,
ueo 5isIp af Drill s(ler ct stspIobsrenbe
StoF, ellsr ueo at iuin9e baonbtoset i
Ooren eusr 2aalst, pil msbtete N;nae
ming al n5yrs 0oneongs, Jon. fnos5
ber os oer omtrins Speniueen.
Detts @pltem ct earanterst at be(fntte
Dor Bant fuIoTanotst inscb Snb6ruo
for aus Eioer, % bet Ear albris llaast
tell.
Vi er pis paa, at De oil uere Forlis
'nteresisyet De 1Yorf9tisbeosrealer. ri
bar toeet forat bsifpite pore Runber, og
ri inobpbsr Qem til at TONNE Qproae
ben 2loe Deb. Rompaanists grpsrt
uil foreuile gp1emet.
Tessus Taus NationaI Banf,
Jsrgu5 Sails, Minn.
Rapital as Suerlfub slOo, 600.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
Hen9e tiHaans.

2aan paa tat Gienoon tan erboloes
mob lap Jtente. BetaliugsulItoar efter
Dalfe. 8. g. 8. 9acoblon, Gsseus
Tals.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
9yer0>e5 gFauS 90 S1teAn,

- Erant Jrisn, Ole Rolnob, Ole
9auingEno % Wua Ousraaarb er b!sus
re Wso.emr1er of BranomanoI Ifabsyne
5sr Bpsn.
Wlr5. 2ooi /, Jies, tioIieere MtI5
yario1, enTfer SpnIng Uomiii;bisn'.
Belfso taa neb!egee5 bos psoer 2ari on
5toH 2oet Waro.
miis gi1,iIp Dablina tom 9lem i
G!utnin9en al lilte uge forat teltage /
BearapsIisn eTter Nlrs. DbabI og rsiite
tiI6a8e Ii! Datoto Girsoog.
~- De fan sepe Gerss 2ubF't feIp,
naar De bare Ear roget at lape ben al.
Bpe & Sstter bav tor norlf Eorif og
Sci, og bet er al bisle to Jilfelorter,
2ubFlfen Iaoe5.
Seq garanterer at BRUCE oQet
bsoits Rualitst al Sub, Slep, Blans
bing, Cement o. ale andre Eanblege5
noterialer. Or. Nslsln, Virit Na!icz
nal Bant5 B9snin9.
Bring xoers5 mulfusrotter oe
IRint til Usrgu5 Taus, msn lals oem
stts, Fsr De oar talt n,eb s. u. Our
reu Bojsnsntet / p;dt:Blcd. Dan
beta!er ba bois1te Yri)sr.
- Nopotat q. 5. TisEo beuoe ner
facet 2uugsbeEzntelie, mems ban uar
tilHeoe ueb Difiriftsrettan Bisdsnribge
ForIeoen, og maotts seile bism. Wen
ban Ct TIL fylif i9ien.
- 0sn uue Butif, The Bargain
Store, vsit for 2Enberl ons muTthanoel
DjI iaLge Dem npe 51ler for naItsn balu
pri5. s. 5. afefTsr[e ct Be1t9rer.
81 Ders5 Meer!is1 :n1snt paa ct onos!
5tsD Blaost.
- Goma1e letter nris paa en- Sal
msbog sQsr eR BlbsL III Su!egaus, ,5uis
De in2en 9ar. Oa buorfor ifuIos BE-
itts2 N2ebIaoei bar ltoiist l'e en- oonfe
1rllr Wosip1;!:g, Io'n itoar til ajeneits
for oen?, tsr oil fjo6s 5uIsga1er oT bette
5(o8s.
- 5oaner a ytorge" Get / Dpsn
bar uaIst Grnset5nano IaaIebes: pres
T6snt, q. g. unosrioa; yiesprei10ent,
D:ter 9si7; 5etrster, 8. u. MnoerIon;
Jta5isrsr, 9, s. Toserlanb; finorci:l
sefrster, 2I. GboI; Warjbal, Sobu
5or3ons,
- Carl Bad> pneite @on Of 6aa
asn Bod i 9>oy1psgian Oroue, tooe
goopsrsttwa, q. O., en- Dag fife use.
5on par ipg al 9uneebetenoelle biot
ea uges Eio os bauee arbtioet en- Bu.
tit Goope1stown. <0on por mino,f
eno 81 Nar samn,el men eTter!aber 6u
l1ru og to Born.
- gtaten Wirne lota bat en- ganlft
itor Camille at tage pare paa ber Bp
Ell, ban / N|nIst nen7!ig. Boaro o.
gontroL bar onu1obet ON Nnbuo paa Al
lfofie $3.50 punb Noooer, 3,545 puat
sut1srtoi, s,375 GierEre, 223 @olo:
ner Oilers og 20 Esnber Iranebar fo,
e5uIen, io1n fun uosec Ell Dag.
ban5 =. Dsrae1uo paa Usrno!
Noes1us el1 og GbmaSo We1ao pa
@aaeaoe Strsst fyo ioI9te Climb fo
raFsn $500 Ill $. 9. Duyreu fife l1ge
De 9apoe psrst uo fra Upen ca. Il
U2;l Og bauos Tangst ne7en 70'
Mu| |tusroitsr % snbsI andre Dpr pa
trs Tiger.
- On ManO fra minneopoli5. Mpp
li1 al 9loon. bfsp fort b,o 2erbog unbs
AnlIaas for~t bage Ilioolet en- go
Dol1Ioass fra 0!attonsbygningen
Staples torIeoen. San bopoe tag'
enoeI Neneeanrjsninger ub af Brepsn'
gnbel of YoHen baobe ban branbl
Sans s9ag uil TONNE op for Torenet
Statets @ranbjurp / Wai.
- 9oIsbauer & SobnIon Baplsp
Blod fiobte fire uge ct Oplas al 5sru
uarer (hardware) peo ct Bantsrotlal
Song prairle. De f't soot Rjob 0
oil otbenbe Uarerne forfeit n1ulig'
Jorat bette tan tie, piI De blioe ioIet fo
balp pris. 81 sror, at Uarerne pa
pen Utaabe ri! bIios aibanoeoe fort, 0
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19

Ser er ts9net omt,eEt $4,000 Rros
ner for fem Na. I'll ben nue Yrelisifole
/ Woree.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1907-12-19
TpOiler.

@orl g. Mrntion os 9utru Der
Bpep, l6os Deb, en- Datter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-03
CHAUT UTAUQUA BUSINESS
WILL Be CLOSED UP
Meeting to Be Held at Com
merCiaI Club Rooms.
HAWKINS SPRINGS PROJECT

Practically all business of the pres
ent chautauqua year will be closed
tonight when the directors meet in
the Commercial club rooms. In addi-
tion to the regular business to be
transacted, the proposition to convert
the Hawkins Springs addition into a
permanent chautauqua site will be
taken up for discussion. The whole
proposition is now lying dormant
awaiting the guiding hand of some
leader.
The men, as body, who have push
ed the proposition in past months
have as yet heard nothing from the
interufban companies in regard to
their willingness to build a spur to the
proposed site. The dormancy Of the
entire question is also attributed to
this feature. Men desiring the per
manent site realize that rapid steps
will have to be taken if the 1908 chau-
tauqua meets in its new home.
Guarantors of the Richmond ciau-
tauqua will assemble soon and elect
directors for the ensuing year. This
meeting is customarily held in Janu-
ary but this year it was thought best
to hold it earlier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-03
Former State Republican
Chairman Admits He Has
Taken Charge.
TO OPEN HEADQUARTERS.
COL. E. p. THAYER OF GREEN
FIELD, FORMERLY SIXTH DIS
TRlCT CHAIRMAN, WILL ASSIST
COL. GOWDY.

Indianapolis, Oct 3-That John K
Gowdy, former state Republican chair.
man, and eX-cOnsul to Paris, France
will again identify himself with In,
diana politics, became public when he
announced that he would take charge
of the campaign of Congressman
James E. Watson, who is making a
fight for the Republican nomination
for governor of Indiana.
When my friend and neighbor. Mr..
Watson, requested me to take charge
of the organization in the state in his
interest | could not refuse to do So
said Colonel Gowdy.
The headquarters in the interest of
Mr.. Watson will be opened in the
Claypool hotel on Oct. 10. Colonel Ed.
win P. Thayer. of Greenfield. has con
sented to assist me in the organiza.
tion of Mr.. Watson's forces in the
state. Ernest Thomas, of Rushville,
also has consented to assist in the
work"
For ten years Colonel Gowdy was
chairman of tha- Republican county
central committee of sh-eeunty, and
for six years was chairman of the -fSee-.
publican state central committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-03
Jury Took But One Ballot in the
Case Against United
States Senator.
CHARGE WAS CONSPIRACY.
NO ARGUMENT WAS SUBMITTED
ON THE PART OF THE DEFENSE
AND THE JURY WAS QUICK IN A
VERDICT.

Boise, Idaho, Oct 3-United States
Senator William E. BCrah last night
was acquitted of the charge of con-
spiracy to defraud the government out
of valuable Idaho timber lands. The
case was submitted without argument
on the part of the defense and the
jury was out just long enough to take
one ballot. The verdict was greeted
by cheers and applause which the
court officers made no effort to re-
strain.
This demonstration in the court
room served as a beginning as soon
as the news reached the outside, bells
were rung and the fire department
made a spectacular run through the
principal streets, stopping eventually
at the Idaho Hotei, where Senator
Borah, surrounded by several lund-
reds of his fellow citizens, was found.
A brass band appeared and as the
senator reached the hotel steps play
about the hotel was blocked by a
cheering throng, where shouts mingl-
ed with the strain of the fire engine
whistles and clangs of trolley car
bells. Senator Borah thanked his
hearers for their demonstration and
the confidence they had reposed in
him throughout the trial.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-03
FREE FAIR WILL Be
CONTINUED IN 1908
Business Men at Cambridge
City Hold Meeting.
TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP.

Cambridge City, Ind, Oct. 3.-The
members Of the Business Mems associ-
alton transacted important business at
their meeting in the town hall last
evening. The reports of the presi-
dent and secretary were favorably ac-
cepted, and also that Of the treasurer,
rs htch showed the amount in the treas
ury would be about $40 after all bills
are paid, incurred by the free fair
Dr.. Littell was unanimously elected
president for the coming year, Israel
Morrey. vice president. c. F. Hageman
secretary and F. T. Frohnapfel, treas
urer
It vas decided to give the free fail
again next year the date of which will
be decided later A committee was al
so appointed 10 raise the membership
Of the dsscC cCiatiOn to at least one hun
dred. in order 10 give more strength
TO the association. Committees fol
the purpose Of starting a movement fol
opening a better and safer road from
here to Milton and from here to Jack
sonburg, were appointed.