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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10
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At the sign Of the Big Horse Shoe
on Broadway you will find the best
equipped shop In Ardmore, for doing
all kind Of buggy and carnage worE.
wagon work and horse shocing. one
trial will convince you.
90 WILL DeNENY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10
SAYS CAPTAIN RICHARD HoBsoN
HERO OF THE mERRlMAC.
UNCLE SAM WOULD LOSE
In she Conflict He Declared Because
OF Weak NaVy-Thus United
States Would Lose Her orl-
entail Lands.

ing:
"War between the United states and
japan IS certain TO result. and that be.
fore very long" remarked captain
Richmond Pearson Hobson. the hero
Of the Merrimac and congressman.
elect from the sixth Alabama district
who Is in the city to deliver a lecture
tonight. 1T is my conviction that ia
pan IS now only awaiting a prcteHt
before declaring war agains, the Unit
ed States and the trend Of matters
leads to the belief that Japan will
have 'prcteXt within the not far dis.
tant future.
"The entire exclusion Of japanese
from the California schools or a law
rohihltlng the emigration Of aJpanese
would undoubtedly precipltatc war
with Japan. and It appears as II either
or both OF these measures are 'ikely
to result within a very short while.
And In a war at the present time ia.
pan would be the victor. This asscr.
tion may seem sensational TO You. but
Il is not 1T is but cold fact-one
that the public in general is not as
thoroughly familiar with as It should
be.
AS soon as Japan declares war n
movement against the Philippines and
Hawaiian islands will be made and
before Uncle Sam can get even = re-
spectacle squadron there the yellow
man will have established himself in
possession. And then the United
States will find II necessary to battle
for the reposscssion OF her Orient
lands, but viii fail. because Of nc.
comparatively weak navy. The result
will be that the United States will
hose her oriental lands and Japan will
dictate TO China and other Asiatic
countries and will be in absolute con.
troll cf the great Pacific ocean After
this condition win have teen horne
for long time tho white race will
rise superior and conflict for suprem.
acy with the yellow -ac7.
but the easy and only way 10 avoid
all this Is for the United states 20
enlarge her navy--in fact. treble hcr
nayy-and that without delay with q
navy commensurate VITA the real
power uf the country and her stand.
ing as q world factor Japan would
not think of engaging her iu wan and
neither would any other country.
~ am contcnling for the oNpondi.
turc of $50 600 OOO yearly for the next
ten years. permitting the construction
Of five monster battlcships yrt.iy and
In congress ,Nrcct to vn.N e. the
end Of securing this appropriation
But win elaborate my views n mr
lecture In Fort Worth Wcdn,sd
night when / will discuss Peace and
ondcayor to prove that there does
endcavor to prove that only the trch.
led navy for the United States will
grant peace"
Queried concerning antional politics
Captain Hobson said that there does
not seem To be a very firm Democrat
ic condition at the present
Bryan the leader of his party .ov
cd and admired even nv ris 20, ucal
enemies and his strellrh appears con
stanly on the Increase, he said.
II believe the United states needs a
change In tho pplitirol hup ~ tho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

II you have a difficult job OF buggy
or carriage work, or a very particula'
job Of horseshoeing, that YOU wouil
like well done, bring 1t to the sign OF
the big Horse Shoe" on Broadway.
90 WILL DeVENN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

Notlcc is hereby given that I will
not Doe responsible for any debts con
tractcd for my account other than
those made. individually, or by my
wife In person
1O.it S. H. WOOTION.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

DeWltts Kidney and Bladder Pills
drives the poison from the body a
25c box holds weeks treatment
Sold by Hoffman Drug CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10
Notice.

Don't let you' buggy run down or
your horse 20 hare footed when you
can get work done right and reasona-
BILE at
WILL DeVENY'S SHOP,
Big Horse Shoe Sign on Broadway St.
9-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

our stock contains blank books In
all sizes, rulings and Qualities. Any.
thing you can possibly want is here
and at prices, too that will please you.
C FL. RAMSEY, Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

We have in very fne line Of new
buggies and are making the prices
and terms attractive. Call in. look
through our stock and get our prices
before you buy.
NOBLE BROS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

Use Ardmoreite want ads. They al.
ways bring results. Three lines three
times for three dimes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

Don't buy real estate in Districts u
or 2G until We have made abstracts
Of title.
CHICKASAw TITLE CO.,
Tim Ardmore, /. r.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

0nrd cincn beionOcrcn Gmpiung ges
ebrt lUor0cn. @eltcrn lpurcn Die
iron5oiildcn %Gompouilten Camille
Saint Sorn9 mo Sulc3 Wniicnct.
Die Ocn @nitlpicl b%cilpohnclt II. Der
Mc0ilicur Muoul Wiin2bomr0 Dom
aniicr sum @nbcliriibitild 1cloocn
bel Dem olld) Der Shirt BON Wtonuco
mo DER norlucgllUc Gompolilt On
marc Nnocrup Wrirq ais WUitc 5ll0c
gen luorcn.
1icic micbcrbolten GbrulNcn III
icn nm 10 0r0bcrcS 9lllilcbcn berpor,
ais lie gar %mcrt,uiirbig nbiicdcn 1c.
gen oic 5llm Ibcil bGdyit obidlli0c&ris
tit Der A%Srciic, mcIdc Den GciltunlNcn
Der 0ilnitlcr mi0cridbrt, mo Die 3lr-
riicrboltln0 oc3 NroBcn 8ubIiflmS
gcgcnilbcr 0cn Onltipicl Der Wtontc
GorlosS pcr.
Silbcrnc. $ 0 h5cit am boG-
efI u) e II - d r.
81 elmer 0ldn5cnocu 6lnttion &c.
%itoItctc iid, nod tclcgrnpbiidcr W}eI'
oung ans Miil6en, Oic AcitriNc Scitr
Der iilberncn &od5cit bc5 @cltcrol-
Sbcrltcn Der SnInntcrie Erin5cl Or
lulli BON WoDcrr, orittdltcitcm Sobs
ne bcS 0rcilcll SIRIUS Ncgcntcn &llit'
polo, llnb icincr @culnblilL Yrin5cl
fin S6crclin bon mo 81 Sidtcnltelll.
Nod)0cnt 0oS Silbclpnor Die WIlld
miilli6c Der Somilicn NllgcboriNcn
elltgcgen 0clomllcl bate, tult0 gro
&c 0ratlllotion1coltr ltQtt. Nll3 0llcil
Sbcilcn oe& buncrii6cIl Sonoc9 luo-
rem 0eplttationcn crldicltclL lucld)c
5irm Ebeil b06It foltbarc @eldcllfc
i%iberbrodten. Oiii5icr3 Iboromt-
gen pom prculiilNcn &lfnnterie Ne.
gimcnt y. NlpcnaIcbcu O6. Nrollocl
bnrD.), oclicn G6cl Frill5 Nrnlli III,
ioipic bonn oltrrr. nIrGor. Sniante-
ric Rcoimcnt Nr. SO, ocIicn Oberlt-
inhobcr Ser Rriu5 iii, marcn glcid)t
follS 6uacQell.
(Srin5 Nrmili lit ont g.. S5idi 1892
geboren, icinc @cnlublin on q. SllIi
1850. Ger Gbc lit Gin Sobn cntlproi-
lclL Sirius &cillridL Der an q. Slt1ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
9tiGtcr ocS Sbcr CjcridDtS
Slit Hicr Mpsotc Surcb bic NiaGbtDirfmm0en Der
Orippc-O ebcilt Snreb Ncsrunaa.

Sic Grippe lGRt mcDr ais iracnb
cine an6ere Sranfgeit has SDItem III
eiHcm binfaaisen, neruGieu, blutIOIen
3uitaHhe.
GcrunG lit brriibmt eeiuurbCn, in
benz es ben unausenebmen 3uitanb,
ben Die Grippe cr5eust, bebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
&crmngliidtcr Eager ocrtttct.

AmbcriL u. 2, t3. }lpril.
MnrroU SiOOou ulN Ironf 6idnlorc,
mcldc in Der Dan Of 6unop ser Sago
obIn8cjL DcrlmBliIdtcn gcitcru, ais JIG
in cincm ticincn Boot nad) Nonic m.
Gertcn. Gas Boot fipptc nm nnS
9ciOe iicIcl in bic ciii1c Slltb. Sill.
more %ucrillt %ioiort. SiOoaQ obcr
fIcttcrtr uli cine 0robc GiSihollc mo
murOc raid ms Nicer binolta0etric.
Fen. &ci Nmbcrlt Goint bortc man
ieinc 0iilicrlric. &ier Wanm rioerten
IN Der 1unfclbcit BON Miinlloie AMI
ole ere bilmn9 ui6 e9 geloig ibtcn.
0cn bcrcit5 bntb erltorrteu Sib5ul
uon Der Gi2ihoItr ms Boot lno Damn
al Snno 81 briliacn. Gr bat onrd) Die
@Gltc ldNpcr 0cIittrn. 6iQmore hin.
tcrl0Bt cine 6raa nn0 bier 0inoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

w. $. Faron5 lit ct GrsGtant5Nnotor uu0 GrsSpcHaIribter bes
Sbcr0erlIte3 BON &ernS. max aud acknowledgement III Der fonf0bcrirten
9rnlee. @n c'nen %Hclc BON 95 @sStr, @oibnGon, 9. =. ingt bes
Ter unAciebcue 9cr:
"Nuf Wrnnn Der Gnpicbluus pcN6ulthrr Treunbc uu6 biclcr idburr.
mWgcnnfr 3cngntie bnlhlth Der YSirfnntcit uUn Hcruna in Der ges
DaHnlur9 Der jubirrtdbcn SDntptomc Der Grippe, an oencu i'd pir Wo.
ute lnHg lut iuuroc id ucraulaft, mid elmer @cbanbluna nit htc6r nit
Hcdt berIbmteu 9fchijin III untcrucrfcn. Sd tGble cine cutifubene
NScnnnng jnm Schcrcn, uNGbem iM cS MIR cine gSodje acOrauht babe.
eGS Ut Defenders gut sur &rIitjRuug hes WlascnS uub hat cine bura.
9rctenoc Ntrtnng AMI mcnen appett, Sh fabIc bubcr fcbr crrnutbist,
oGR tb nJ AMI Dem Acgc 5u ODNiacr gStcocrbcriCauua bcfiubc.
ogtetne 3ubretden SrCuHec III Gerua, mo ih Die 9bre botte. cine
Brigade leincr @eteruucnz NnOuncrie in eincm bteru1brioen OMeoe an be-
tcbll0cn, nloatn hrlcS freuUllAc 5cuRuiB fir Die Site BON %crlna os
ell 3etrn Der 2dntburtcit uelcricit5 fir feline uuuberbare MirfIous
tclt urrptrCn." - ". s.. YuriuHo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

nc0icnIt icit Dem 6riibjubr 1873 an.
IN Ole b00Crcu Nicnitgraoc riidtc or
All 5lnn Gupit0n 2iclttcnont an
Is. Gc}cntbcr 1883; sum Gorpettcn.
GopitGn an s, Npril 1900 mo gum
GopItdn Der Gee an %. Mtai 1901.
Gr 0cb0rt bclte 81 ocn Gltcitcn Stobs.
NIIi3lcrcn Der SIottc mo miro Dem.
lt0d)It 3iln1 Gontrc . Iomlirnl bcfor-
ocrt mcr0cn, nndocnt cr lid bercitS
lcit Dem Ncrbit b. ). III ser Stclluna
zines GloNA NiiiiicrS ais Comma.
oorc bel Der ocntlhcu oftipen
ShlohtIlottc bciin0et mo o%crcnSfui-
tldrlna9 &rcrjcr iilbrt. Ser Com
mo0oyc bot 0nucrt0 bcuor3ilQtcGoit.
Observation-Disclosures innc gc6obt. 9tad,s
ocm CT ole Morinc N%fooenie IN
3iel bcllld)t bottc, NOR CT Sln9glicn.
tenant bel Der Sluttc; oollll 1892 bis
1898 Worinc Nttodle bel Ser ocllt.
ld)cn NptlWoit IN petersburg; oo.
rolli Commandment Der EonSeridiiie
oNritbioi," rNn0cn" mo o@ronoen.
blrA.' Midi Ncbortc CT Der oberitcll
Morincbcb6rOc in Berlin an ltnb NOR
Gbcl Nc3 NOnliroIHltobco nill Der
Nor0itcitutionD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
Satarrb .SpIcr cmpfanaIidt.

2eute, bic Notarrb I'M aopf. I'M
&nl5, i'll hcr gIoic p0cr i'll Der &lm9a
babcrL iiHb iucit cher iiir Die Grippe
gcnctAt, ol6 nnbere.
Scr Gruuo bniiir IicQt Ourin. bob
hie SdIeimbdutc De5 Nopfe3, Der Naic,
hes &nlicS uoer Der &unge burdl Den
Natnrr5 a%clittcu bnbcu. umb 10 finoeu
oenn hte Die Grippe prpou5ircnoeu
Seine Icittcu Gtu9ong in Dos SDltcm.
Sc lit cine fcititcbcnoc EtntIoHc,
baB buIltonmeu geirnOc GhIeimbdute
Elm @cmmnib fir bic NrnnIbcit3teime
biIbeu.
3n5 bette SGubmittel gc9eu bic
Grippe lit baber, DoItpnmcu irei bon
Natnrrh III leiI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

g. lit uidt IGn9cr nlcbr cine blobc
S9eoric ODER cine &%cbmlptuu0, oaB
Nerlmd ami lolde 6aUc Nnueu0lmg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

lptrtiamL rob oieIc 2eute nidjts anbes
res Qebrnudeu.
G5 lit Deobottet inor6e1, onB Sene,
cte Fcrnna tu'bcn erIteu StaSieh Der
@ttppc uc0mcn. III Der NegeI ldneiler
mo nollltdnoi8er 8eneien.
Giue bH6it wirtianie @ebi5im eesss
bic Grippe.
9lobt. 9, 0noiior. 81. M., 8rin3is
pol Der GuIlopbee Sofi6uIe. 8atnter.
U. 9.. 1T WoriiBenoer Der StuIbeb6rSe
bon Sadlon Golmtb, Or lit bidteriid,
tbdti8 un0 1T Elm Ritarbeiter pieIer
3eitun9cn NIB 3eitiHriften.
|e3ll9lth Bcruna ia9t Serr Rabis
ion: sd bin tullm iemols o6ue ge.
rlna I'M 9alic. Gsi lit Die tpirtlamite
Wcoi5tn. Die i'd lie aegen Die Grippe
9%ebrnnd)te. gteine Srau nurbe bas
olrE aud bon N~aieutatarrb aebeilt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
2tms bent ScmtIc6cu Ncidbc.
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Grlcidtcrnng ser Ginfnbr uOm nmcri-
fNniidJrm TIriidD.

Gin nclIcr 6ritiiNcr McBprriuN omit
lid %iciiAcnoNcIt. - Ter &icrtGl
icitc @oiierioDn 0cjirbt oic Strub-
burger llniocriitit. - NuiioQcnoc
GbumNcn Sritcno oc2 @oiicr&, -
SiIbcrnc Sod5cit onl bopcriiNcn
&oir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

% Sabre alt miro lln0 Hiclltcnont inn
I. boDcriidcn Sdlpcrcn Mcitcr 9lrs
0inlcnt IT'D
So5iolocmofroti Wc &c
mon it rotion.
Iic bicii0cu Sn5iolocnlofratcn pa.
ben Die 2Ibiiht, on Sonttog cine
groBc Concentration in S5cnc 5lt ic.
tclt. Die aunO0cbung ioQ onlGBlih
Der Sccr0i0unN 0cS lo5iolOcmotroti
idcu Gilbrcr3 mo 9icidStoA9 Nb0c.
or0Hctcit SNno5 Nlcr crioIgcll, mel
der en- lcbtcnlfittund) cincmS dIuN,
oninl crInN.
Yu@lpcrrnnQ in @rcmcn
pnrii Der.
gSi0cr Grlunrtcu bn6cll sic 9lrbCi
tcrmirrcn in Nrcnlcn5 100 cine Moi,
lcnall@lpcrritng Der Shmicocorbcitcr
cin1ctrctcn lpor, bcreitS ibr Glloc cri
rcidt. Gle Sdnlic0c 6ubcn belitc ncll
@cIdIllb gcfoBt III Dem Streit I'M.
Die HohnfrnNc nnhluAcbcn mo am
NiontoN oic 2lrbcit micocr ori}umc9
men.
81 6rcr Scr 6cutihcu
&ric0@ Ollie bel
Der Tlottcns
dan.
%n Observation-Disclosures iic6t
mott nit lcbboitcitem Sntcrciic ocn
GrciNniiicn @cutNcacrL lUclNc lid m00'
rclb Der 0cnmtdditiNcn international
len Ilottcnidlolt nnI0blid Der Gr6ii
lllllA Der '<bil0n1S Nll3iteQnng
bon &omc9tplun Nu., ubIpiclcn lucr
ocIt. Qir Mobl oc0 Commodore Gll
gen &ololl b. Noic 5lnr @cicbl9bobcr
Der 0eltldcn &ricN@ldillc, Die 0os
9icid hFi brr icltlidcrl @cIc0cnbcii
Dcrtrcicn, lprid)t nod ollacnlcincrgln.
iidt ooliir, onb nll moB0cbenoer
Stcae oti Die Siibrlng %bcionoerc@
@cmidt AclcNt iporhcn lit. Gem Scr
COMMODORE lit ein bcrpnrroQcuocr,
tiidJtiAcr Giii5icr.
(Gommooorc &ulon D. Sole orr
nm OIL 9oro oes &ot5ertrci3crS
.Nioon" nod @oluptnn ToooS inter
lpcg2 lit gc60rt Dem bclltihen Mori
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
Gcruua Elm gurbcueemittcl.

NIs BrdbentibmitteI oegen Sic
Grippe bat Rerlun burG ieiue mobIs
ibuenbe SSirtulg ouf Die G6leimbalte
piel @uteS III Der &elt getbnH.
Gatarrb iibt mld nod eiuen onScren
GiniluB III Serbiuoung nit Der Grippe
aus.
Spfer bes aatorrbs. Die bie Grippe
hGtteu, finoeu iid nad Dem nFllten
Stadium III einer iebr QeidipdAteu
unb bebauernSipert9eu &erfaNung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
NrOnLptc 9%inbcrnna.

Vei alien 9hnhnirtlugcn Der Grippe
Qiebt 8crulln pronlptc Ninoermg. 0tce
1T pic GriubrlmA elmer ioldcn Nlcngc
Ron @clltcrL ooB Hcrunn Elm StOnouros
mltteI iilr oicic Sale ~8eiporbcn lit.
@crn cine &crion @crluun uid)t CUR
%erbiItlng Der Grippe Qcbroudt bat
III eS on3 Ncite. e3 gu a%cbraud)cu. mn
ole Nohlrirtlngcn pieicr Nrontbeit 5l
beiritl0cn.
Gin ii6crrs, 5nbcrIdiiees Mittel.
Sclbit mdHreno Ser ntllten Gtnbicn
Der Grippe lit Yerlnn, luern in !leincu.
oft rcpctirtcn 3oien genoumcn. 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
Nahmirfuusen Der Grippe.

9ns 9on5e NerbenIpitcm bat ecIits
ten; Die SerOouunQourguue Ijno auBcr
SrOmng; Die NGut5irfulntiun lit
ihlpa6 unb uure9elmdBig. Iber Oicie
Gunrptome ipcr0en mehr ober p%cniAcr
hurd Die Grippe geiNnifen, .,nmentli6
bel 2eutcnL Die 0 Der Grippe Nas
tnrrD batteu.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
TWO DEPARTMENTS ONE
Academic Board Fits Schedule 10
Wainwright Standard

Both Superintendent Badger and
Commandant Benson attended the
meeting Of the Academic Board NJ
the Naval Academy yesterday, and
all Of the department heads were
present, with the exception Of Lieut.
Commander Charles -. Britain, who
will have charge OF seamanship. In
place OF Commanders A. w. Grant, de-
fached. Lieut.. Commander Henry j..
Ziegemeler is acting head Of the
seamanship department until the ar
rival OF Commander Britain.
The Academic Board, which Is the
governing body Of the scholastic work
among the midshipmen, took prelimi-
nary steps for the arrangement OF the
schedule of study hours, recitations
and practical exercises for the coming
academic term. In order TO meet the
changes that have been made In a
couple OF departments.
The amaIgamationn OF the depart
ment OF mechanics with that OF mat
ematies, IN accordance with The re-
Communications Of the Wainwright
board will work the greatest change
in the usual program. The establish
ment OF the department OF electrical
engineering this year will also neces-
state some little deviation from the
usual order Of things. For the pres
ent that department will be an adj
junct to the department Of physics
and chemistry, although separate
officer Will preside over IL.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
THREE HORSES ARRESTED
Turned Loose on Murray Hill and
Taken TO Lock Up

II is an unusual thing to arrest
horses, il is usually the animals Of
the biped variety who are taken 10
the lookup, but yesterday the members
of the city police force were Obliged
to arrest three horses found loose on
Murray Hill.
The animals were taken TO the sta
Lighthouses, but instead of being.locked
up in the pen were locked up in the
stables Of No. Fire Company, adj
joining the lookup. The animals were
kept there until claimed by their own
ers. who were each fined SIPS for the
pounding of the animals. A great
deal of complaint has been laid of
late with the city authorities about
horses running 1T large on Murray
Hill and also On Jefferson street.
There is a heavy penalty for people
turning their horses loose TO Craze in
private lawns and on public parks
and thoroughfares. The patrolmen
dislike the idea of being compelled
TO arrest the animals and to make
their owners pay heavy fines, but
will be forced to do so in order 10
do their duty If the practice ism t
stopped.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"
The Slogan Of Beantown Wants
Constitution to Remain In
Boston Waters

.Don't give up the ship" is the
slogan that is running through all
ranks Of Boston citizens since Acting
Secretary Of the Navy Sewberry de-
clared that there Is not room enough
IN the Chariestowu navy yard for the
old frigaie Constitution, and that An
napolis is the best place for her.
Already hundreds are arising with APP
peaIs through the local newspapers to
keep Old IrODsides there.
Governor Guild has been impor-
tuned TO petition the President against
the proposed removal, and nearly
every civic body there is adopting
resolutions Of protest. Since Boston
won the fight against the dismantIe-
ment OF the historic ship, many years
ago. the Constitution has been rooted
over and used as a receiving ship
~ the local navy yard.
Petitions are being circulated, and
local. sentiment will. no doubt, prove
too strong 10 permit Secretary New.
berry TO carry cut his announced in.
ieuti0n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31

Ar John Hodges and Mr. Charles
Hodges, of New York, formerly OF
Annapolis are visiting at Davidson
vile.
Mrs. Harry G. Thompson, OF Ger
mantown, Pa T, who with her twin
daughters, has cen visiting the family
OF Former Mayor Jones, returned
home today.
Mr.. Charles Stratton, Chief OF the
Bureau OF Standards. Washington, ID.
O., is the guest for the weekend, OF
Mr.. and Mrs James @. Courts, Arun-
del-on-the Bay.
Mr.. John II. Musterman left today
to spend the weekend ia the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
The Misses Peiser, Of Baltimore are
visiting Miss Matte Leitch.
Mrs. J. Frank jacob and infant son
are visiting Mrs. Jacobs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George King, at Annapolis
Junction.
Miss Emma Gelston, Of Washington
who has been spending August at her
cottage at Arundel-on- the-Bay has
been called home by the serious illness
Of her brother, Mr.. William Gelston.
Miss Matte p. Leitch, is visiting
her friends, Misses Anna and Ray
Peiser, of Baltimore
Mr.. A. L. Jackson Jr. of Pi'tsburg
Pa, will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Il. Gardiner Jr. for a few days.
Mrs. Clarence Glow, and two little
children Harvey and Louise, who
have been visiting her father at Bowens
Vile Calvert County, have returned
home.
Miss Rose Barnett Of Fulton Ave.
Baltimore is visiting Mrs. Clarence
Glow Prince George street.
The Rev. Thomas p. Holloway
minister OF College Ave. Baptist
Church aud Mrs. Holloway expect to
return to Annapolis this afternoon.
The Rev. George W. Miller, pastor
of the First NJ. II. Church, who has
been spending his vacation at Asbury
Park, n. j. has returned home, and
will conduct the services at the church
tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
NATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
Maryland and Navy do Themselve {
Proud

The National rifle match at Camp
Perry, Ohio, is over. The Navy, By
final rush, landed in first place with
a total OF 3,42l.
The great victory of the Navy team
and the success of the midshipmen in
landing place the first time they APP
peared in public, SO 20 SPEAK, is great
tribute TO the excellent work done by
Lieutenant Harris LaDning, Y. ;. NJ,
rho trained both teams and is instruc-
tor If small arms practice at the Naval
Academy.
Maryland has reason TO be proud
Of the position the State team secured
In the race. The Maryland team
aggregated us on the skirmish, 1862 at
rapid FIRE. SOB at 200 yards, sos at
500 yards, SO at 500 yards, $50 at
900 yards. Total, 3, l02. The indi-
vidual aggregate Of Lieutenant J. dep.
Douw, ex-1layor Of Annapolis, was
PSI. Lieutenant Douw is expected
home tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
MISS LOWHDES' DINNER
Handsome Entertainment at the
Potomac Club Cumberland

Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Lowndes gave
q dinner Thursday evening at the
Potomac Club, in Cumberland, in
honor of members OF a house party
at the Lowndes residence, on Wash
ingtOn street. The rooms and tables
were tastefulIy decorated.
Those present were Miss Lowndes,
Mrs. Albert j. Johnson, New York;
Miss Fow Ter, Baltimore; Miss Kath-
crime Davis, Relay, Md. Misses Mary
and Elizabeth Randall, Annapolis,
ND. Mrs. T.. St. George Tough, New
York; Mrs. w. Bladen Lowndes,
Mount Savage; Miss Aimee Sheridan,
Mis- Helen Henderson, Miss Angela
CLARK. Miss Priscilla Anna and Miss
Jennie DeShields; Messrs. Mel.
sGeiere, Baltimore: Spencer Gordon,
Washington Randolph Stouffer, Read
ing. Pa. (; Alexander Armstrong, Ha-
gerstown; DR.. Matthews, Mount Saw
age ; George Henderson, Hewitt Rey-
nolds, Lawrence Wilson, X. Louis
Mitz Simon, Lloyd Lowndes, Tasker
Iowndes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB
Entertain Friends at PIE s ant
Outing

The wildwood Hunting and Fishing
Club, Of Pittsbdrg, Pa, who are
camping at Church Creek, on the
stiner place. Is composed OF the fol-
lowing. Mr.. J. J.. Hind, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. johnson and son. Mr.. and
Nrs. w. Marks and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Sfinebaugb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tompson and son, Of Philadelphia,
Mrs. FoxIey. Miss Lottie Smith, SIR.
K. Kind, r. Frank, q. Coleman, J..
smith, n. smith.
The club entertained a. their camp
for q short period Mrs. Wells, Mr.
and Mrs. -. Raser. Mr. and Mrs.
Al. Sfrasinger, Misses Ruth Henry,
TheIma and Miriam StTasiDger and
Masters Raver. Albert, Henry, and
Robert SfrasiDger, Of Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs ". Clark, Mr.. w. 4. Field
meyer. Mr. and Mrs w. r. Field
never, Mr.. Morris W. Feidmeyer,
Misses Miriam and Ruth FeldBeyeT.
Of Annapolis A delightful time
vas spent BY all.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-31
PERSONAL MENTION

persons who have friends as guests and
desire the publication OF the same VIII please
end their names to this office.-EDIToR.l