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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12
SPORTING NOTES.

Jersey City is to have the
playground in the world. II Mr. sest
half as large again as the Oe
parade ground adjoining Proau"s
park, Brooklyn, which has % boaappect
diamonds, IL cricket fields. and soa
of tennis courts, and lawns for vo.sa
other games. The site of tbo IOuS
playground is about 50 acres in ueW
and is as level as a floor. 'ent
E. E.. Quinn, manager of the O.
kane baseball team, has ope
Pitcher Samuels for KilIilav ~ paN ueu
The Occur d'Alene Boat club ts e'
turing its plans for a regatta - wa
held on Lake Occur d'Alene in .T Se
near future. Tue
With a good half mile lead a..
yacht Spirit, designed, built and ue
tanned by Ted Geary, a 20-year.oId hP
of Seattle, defeated the Elexandria
the Royal Vancouver (B. CT w
club In the international races bols
Puget sound Saturday, crossing ~
line winner by three minutes ana ~
seconds.
Aberdeen is trying hard to Secure
change catcher and has been trvi,a
to make a deal with Strouthers ~ ~
Vancouver team for Spencer vLo
jumped several days ago.. Wilt
Campbell is expected to report anU
day and his appearance would be
help to the team in it's crippled CON.
dition.
Louie Long has signed up with tbo
Vancouver athletic club to box tboro
September 2 against any man Of bs
weight, Dick Hyland may be his on.
ponent.
The PG;Ouse and Moscow teams IN
the Trolley league have ~disbanded for
the season.
Dave Rowan. the Indians cIevo,
first baseman, leads the Northwestern
league in base running, with Bill Car.
ney, his teammate, a close second
Kellacky leads the league in homo
runs, with six. and added another m
his total last week after these aver.
ages were compiled. Shaw's five four.
sackers are second best in this col.
umn, while Burnett of Tacoma and
Householder of Aberdeen are third
with four each.
Swain of Spokane, Householder Of
Aberdeen and Burnett of Tacoma lead
in three-baggers with eight each. Alt.
man of Spokane and Householder OF
Aberdeen are best in the number of
t~wo-baggers with 16 each, Burnett of
Tacoma being second with IA and
Ross of Seattle third with 10.
Bill Squires of Australia was not
the only aspiring pugilist who got his
bumps on the glorious Fourth. He lost
to Burns in the first round. Among
others might be mentioned Joe Thorn.
as. Thomas tackled Young Ketchell,
formerly of Butte, Mont, at Marys.
vile, Cal, and while the referee called
1t a draw at the end of 20 rounds,
there was a very sore crowd that filed
out of the big arena. ketchell twice
floored Thomas for the count of six
and four in the 18th round and all but
put the California boy out.
Freddie Weeks knocked out Grover
Hayes at Cripple Creek, Col, in the
third round with three terrific short
arm punches to the jaw in quick sue.
cession. Hayes weighed in about 10
pounds heavier than Weeks.
Honey Melody defeated Jim Dono-
van, the English w~elterweight cham
pion, at Rockaway Beach, neal New
York city, in seven rounds.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12
Schrnitz
Got Five Years

San Francisco, July g. Superior
Judge Dunno Monday morning, in the
presence of the largest crowd that has
as yet gathered in his courtroom at
Temple Sheriff. Israel, sentenced May
Eugene E. Schmitz to five years i'm
in San Quentin penitentiary
for the crime of extorting $1175 from
French restaurant keepers of San Fran
cisco, of which crime he was convict
ed by a jury on the 18th of last month.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12

Six new clerks have been granted
the Spokane postoflce.
The rains Of the last few days mean
a bumper crop Of hops for the state
of Washington. The only dishearten-
ing influence is the market.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12
CALLS ON LONG PINE
Nebraska Town is Badly Damaged
by Windstorm.

Long Pine, Neb, July S.-Long
Pine "a visited by a tornado recent
ly and heavy damage was done.
Three persons were hurt, but in only
n case. that Of Thomas Wright,
are the injuries Of a serious charac-
ter.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12

Alabama is the only state in the
Union which holds a legislative ses-
sion only once in four years. Her
lawmakers and unmakers get 81 a
day and the ~quadrennial session is
limited to so days.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12
POSTPONE THE WIRE STRIKE
Chicago Operators Agree to Let Com.
missioner NeilI Labor.

Chicago, July S.-The telegraph
operators employed by both CONNER
cial telegraph companies will not go
on strike for a week, at least.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12

1t is said there are more men ourleS
to the square foot along the line "a
the Panama canal than in any otne'
part of the world,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12

If God does not fit a man for the
Christian ministry, not all the colleges
o; the world can.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12

Inc farm hand who takes his girl a
riding in a ~rubber-tired buggy rarely
gets bounced.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12

A good many people who do their
duty as they see 1t should visit an
oculist.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-12
Northwestern League.

sTANSiNe OF THE CLUBS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
1. Sampler r%retoria"

9lm 10. San. Sampler o&retoria"
uaG @nm6urg.
glm 10. San. CAMPER St.9ouis"
nah Solttbumpton.
9(m 10. San. Iampier oGeltic"
nof Gibraltar rno Acopel.
PM 10. Son. 0ampiero GGcnania"
nah Glasgow.
9Gm y. San. Camper n&ronprin5
&ilbclm" uadJ Bremen.
9lm %. San. Gampicr n~9ipnOom"
nod) Mottcr0om.
2lm %. San. Camper oSolnIauO"
nod) Nntnerpcn.
PINT %. San. 0ompier yM}oieitic"
nodb Sipcrpool.
PIN %, San. Gampicr o9ruiile"
nad) Neapel Et0 0Cnlta.
Slm u. San. Gompfcr go Goul
roine" na6 SABRE.
PM 2l. San. Gompfer nH6ein"
nod Bremen.
9ln1 2G. San. Gompfcr v&aiier
Silbclm" nod) Ncnpcl unO @enuo.
2lnt 2G. San. Gonpfer raoiierin
2lltguItc &ittorio" tad 9omburg.
9lm' PC. San. Gon1pier oFbilnOct
p6io" nod southampton.
Nm 26. San. Gompicr nMinnropo-
lis" llod 2onOon,
2(m 26. San. Gompfer oGnntpa.
nia" nodJ 2ipcrpool.
9tm %. San. Gompier Ethiopia"
nod Glasgow,
9m 80. San. Gonpier oMoItfe"
nod Dem Orient.
Pm 30. San. Gampicr o3celano"
nad) Nntpcrpen.
Nm 30. San. Gompfcr nSloteopi"
nad) Gottcroom,
Nm 81. San. Sampler rJord" not
Bremen.
Nm 81, San. Compiler Is. 5. Gict
gen" nnd Sopcnbugcu,
Hill ii. san. Sampler pSd Sor.
ruinc" llnd) Score.
Nn >, 6c6r. Gompicr o6urnciiia"
nod Glasgow.
Nm ,. Seer. Gampier ollm6riu"
nnG Sipcrppo(.
Nn ,. Seer. Compiler 0Mlinnl-
boQn" ltud) &onOon ln0 Sout5.
unlpton.
Nn >. 6ebr. Gumpfer o9icdor"
l1od) 0ibroltor uno Ncopcl.
Nnt >, Scbr, 9ompfer Bosnia"
nod @nmburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Hu0cra, QSiaa =. Nipcra, Soco6
9ln1cnot NM 2(rtbur =. Spomcr.
6rcocrifc 2 0om6crg.
Som lroucrbouic Nr. p, NorO'
Central 2lpcullc. aus mllroe Conner,
itog NoGnlittoQ Inn , llbr Die iroi
ihc llcbcrreitC Der am s. rSoluuor per
itorbcncn 1Srou SrcOcride Sdonl-
BERG, gSittpc pon 6rcOerid S6onl.
berg, nod Dem st. EoulS- 6rieObo.
ic" iiberfiihrt 4$oitor u. 2odcr uon
Der cuon0. -llltbcriid)cn ct. MottbGi.
BCmcinOc belt cinen icterlidpen
GroltcrgottcSoicnit am Sarge Scr
@cimgc1onQcncH ob. Nl9 Subrtud
trigger ilnQirtcn 6 Gnfcl Der &crltpr.
bcncn, bic $50. i. Hoblfin9, i.
4oBidlc, 6. Eubihfc, i. &eboc, y.
&cboc NM s., Gurih, 6rnu Sd)onlr
BERG mllroe Dor 10 &nbrcn in SIcncn,
WcitpbulCn gcborcn lut0 fam I'M
Sabre 1851 nod Nmcrifo. &or 30
Sabrcn 0in0 ibr Wottc, @crr 6rieOri6
4. ShombcrN i6r I'M IoOc uorou0,
Gic Observation-Disclosures 6intcrlGBt orci
S06ter, sic 6roucn j. GuIf, i
IuiA ul,o s. EoBihfc, bel mcl6' leB
tcrcr 6rnu SdombcrN pobntc, ionic
81 Gnfel uno 1 llrCnfclfinoCr. ..
SonOer mo S0bue morcn bic Sci
den6Citattpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
@ubc gtt, Nacs gut!

,(oicpb NoifnlcpCr ul0 lclnc lltt9c
@uttin llod) fltr5Cr I%rcnnllnA III
Der mittlercn Eoli5ciltotion per
clint. - Gltern mo @ottc Itrctteu
lid I'M Oie 9rollt.
IoB &iebc feline Ninoerliiic fennt,
lteatc iib 0eltern in Der mittlcrcn 80,
liseiitution micoer mai Oelltlid) Der.
aus, ols SoiimeDer, Elm y Sabre
alter GhcmonrL mcldcr am uprher'
gebenocn Gage Die Is Sabre oIte Fol,.
linc 2obmnuu ais Satin bcingc.
iiibrt botte, bon Der Acknowledgment
freiociprohel mur0c, ei1cn Weincl0
aeidluoren 5l bnbcn. ais cr Die sci.
rutbS'Sicen5 erlon9t bate. Die 9roltt
bcidppor nGmlid, OoB tic Dem 8attcIl
nid)t ibr rcdteS 9lltcr 9cllorl1t, loll'
bern 0cnielbcn inter Dem Wdhn &c
luiien babe, bob lie Is Sabre ait iei.
Sic Gltcrn Scr 9roltt, mcldc Den
jungcn Gheuunn bohen ucrboftcn
Ioiien ndh0cm lie Genntnib Don Der
Srouu1G erbicltelt, ucrludten, Die
9rult nit lid nod Nolllc 81 nchuler,
uodoem ooS Scrbor porbel mar.
0iele protcltirte galt6 cnergild), ola
lie uon Notcr- stttb- Aftttter mi Den Nrs
men Onpon Ncjerrt mnr0e. Ser Srdi;.
tignn1 perilthtc, lbncn Die Nngcbctetc
icinca Ncr5clla St CntreiBclt, lunrollt
Batter ltn0 Wtlltter lidl an Die Eoli5ci
I'M &iilic man0ten. Is lunlltc ieood)
fell, Eoliiilt cinidreitclL mo Die
Wcbr5obl Der NnncicnocnL melhc nit
0cm jlln0cn E0nr lunpnthilirtc.
iporntcn Den ncllnebnfcncn Gbcgott,1
an iid) Icitc Nrnll nit @cmnlt 81 no
len. 9ci oicicm &crIlldl erhicIt Soil
mepcr pom Der Sdnpie1crmomo cincl
iold)cll HippcnitoB. ooB Scr Eoli5i't
Nren0erNnlt eInldlrltt ltll0 Der tYrolI
mittbeiItc, OoB lie iih Der @eiohr
ouSicbe, p%crboitct 81 pcrOcn, lpcnll
lie ibrcn Shmicgerlobn ortI iolh' III.
ionite gSciic bcriibrc. @Gbrclb biG
@ciocn orglrmentirtclL Gclon9 ca Der
Sod)tcr. lid, 5lt bcfrciclL ulo inter
Dem &nllo6 Der 3llihullcr l%tellcrtc 00a
iungc Soar Nrm III Nrnl leinenl
nellcn Scin 5ll. Scrr Sobnloum mar
Oh DEM NllSgonH Scr 9%liiuirc Icbr I'M.
geholten un0 cr erflGrtc Dem Eolt5cls
rihtcr, bob cr icit onuon i~ibcr5clgt
lei. ooB icinc Sod)tcr I'M 3citruumt
bon elmer @odc germ 5u inn 5ltrild-
fchrc miiroc. n9tul, Damn ncbnrCn
Sic oiciclbc bolt micocr in @no0cu
oui mlcinter Scr Gid)ter. Sic Nnts
mort 0cS &oterS mar: nNbcr nit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Sciratbs = 3iccnsen.

6oI1cnbc NcirothS /. Siccll5cn ullr.
0cr gcitCrn pom Glcrt 6cS Common
Elcnss@crihtS ollsgeItellt;
Carroll !. Slnn, %. mo &on g.
@iaioma. Is Sabre olt; Siccn5 &c.
bolt bon Sonlca ", Sbonpion, 9tr.
2li9 &nrclunitrohc.
Z Spbn Is. Sittlciiclb, 90, unb Slice
y. Gnuobop. Is Sabre nlt; 2iccn5
Qcbolt bon Sohn y. SittIciiclo, Mr..
629. NrlncitraBc.
Charles =. Mc&cnto 33. llno Che,
reie &. MoBmont y Sabre olt; 81
Gems geboIt bon Soiepb 3. Mob.
nlnnn, Nr. 1918 SitsGogeritr.
Sorrp YnuIn %, ullo MagooIcrn
SolterciS, % Sabre olt; 2iccn5 &C
holt non Otto Nolcrcia. Nr. PIP.
SItr6opcttcitrobc.
&obr u. Ebiaip3. 30, uno emma
Z. SoG 30 Satire ait; Siccl,S gchoIt
bon >iubn ". EbiQip&. Nr.t0tO. Git
ErchtmnnItrobc.
@iiltnp (rnmp. -. mo Nnna Mci.
noro. q Sabre olt; Siccn5 gcholt
bon Voitpr ). i. 9hicllcr. Nr. 1903.
Sit.Surettcitrobc.
@cicied Gp5f 40. NM aotorpnn
1orn. IS Sabre nlt; Yicen5 1cboGt
bon Tnitor Is. MifulSfi, Nr. 705, Z.
Strobe, Sigblnnotplun.
.Seiirp Cohen, IS, itno Hettic Hodl.
mel, 10 Sabre alt; 9icen3 aeholi bon
Moies q. Gomsuni Nr. 325. Moro-
Glttamitrosc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
@icber Gin Wurplanocr &id)tcr tuot.

Stdats : NppeuatlonSridtcr :. Sho9.
SoncS BON @omorO County CT.
Iicat ser @ut9cnent}iinOun1. -
8cflctOctc 0aa Midternmt icit
1882. - @ar cill ,<llriit pon ser
oltcn Sdule.
SIN }llter Don IS &1brcn itarb IN
Ser Naht pom 10. ouf Sen #. &os
nllar an <ngcncnt5ijnOltg Hid)tcr
). l6omo5 %onca pom WarplanO
Staat3 2lppeQotionageriht un0 pom
iiilitcn %l0i5iol -9c5irf in ieincr
&obnun1 in GIfrio9c, 0om1r0-
County, M0. Scin Sobn G6arleS
Is. &oncS licat an 0cricl6en &rant.
belt ebeniaQ2 idpcr OoruicOcr, ut0
lit ieinc 6omiIic in GROCER Sorae nm
i'm. N19 @%c0rGbuiB 9fidtcr [<onca'
filoct Sonntog 9tadmittd1 132 llbr
BON ser biidoilid)cn protcitontiiden
@roce,&ird)e III GltrtOgc aus ltatt,
Ocrcn Neftor. Gaitor Vi. GnitIemdn,
omtireu miro. @cboren in Slime
NrunOcl-G Ountp itt0irtc Hidtcr
%oncS &uru in Der Baltimore Office
OcS peritorbcnen I,bpma0 z. NIcrdl-
ser uuO lieh iiGl nad)oem cr sum Bar
reall 5lrgcloiicu morocn mar, in Gui.
colt GitD nicOcr. Am Sabre 1867
mllrOr CT Witalico oc$ llntcrbotieS
ais 1cIeQot Don @omorOsG oluttD, Gr
ruobntc Damn Orci Sabre IN Gre0crid
urO Iicb it'd 0oralti permanent in
gltriOBc nieoer. Im Sabre 1882
murOc Cr sum 6%ciiiBcnocn Nidtcr I'M
%iiilritcn SltOi5ialbc5irt crudbIt un0
1897 oltf einen meiteren 15.iGbri8cn
Ecrmin. Cod 5uci Sabre ipGter,
nod Orm 1p0c bon Nid)tcr Gborlc@
g. Ro6crt@, ermahltc man i'm sum
Sbcrridter ocs Ne}irfs, mo0urd CT
glcidBcitig Sen Sit i'm StontS-
MppeQotionsgeridt erbiclt. Hidtcr
Soneo mar Don ser oltcn &uriItcn-
ihulc lu1o bodj1cih1Bt WcBen IeineS
Gbnroftcrs, iciner Tdbi9fcit uro lie
benapiirNigen &eri0ulihfcit. 81
@brcu ieireS Nhr0enfcna blcibcn sic
@eridtc oca f"iin1ten %u0ijialbe5lrt9
in annapolis, Nnnc 2Iru1Ocls Gountu,
lln0 in @uicott.Gitp, NoparO- Gountp,
bis nad ser @ei'cBulg 9eidlollen.
@nuperncur MoriicIo bat OoS Hcdt,
bis sur Nuhl i'm nddItct 9toDcnber
einen Na6iolger fiir ocn &critorbc,
l,er 5t Crnenncn unO lit NehtSandlt
rSo6n Is. RoNer DON GuicottsGitp cin
oli&iitt6poaer. Gor0iOnt iijr Die &O-
futl rs id)ter Sone2' SeHHin iGuit
bis gum Sabre 1911. Gr miro iibcrs
lcbt Don ieiuer @ittuc, 6rou Worp
Sones, Ne6. @ambriQ bon Somaros
Goumtu. ltnO 5ebn &ill0erlG, 6rou ".
u. Garcdiou BON GIfrrO1r, 6rou &a9.
@iaps bon Nllegnm- County, 6rla.
Momie, .0ottie, &eunncttc, Gtbel lInO
Nonnic %onca, uto $50. GomarO
Sonc9 pon Fl, Suicpb, no GborlcS
g.. uno 2lrtbllr ISonea Don @om1rO-
Gountp.
Nit Hidtcr \Sonea itarb Der uierte
Aidlter i'm Stoute Wnrplano lett -
Monoten; inn gin0en i'm SoOc Dor.
ans Hihtcr 5bomaa 2. Socr Don
Scr oberitcn Stn0tgcrlht9bnnt mo
Die Hihter Gonin y. Sroun ul0
@rn. u. Martin pom 5peitcn Subj
~5ialbe5irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Nm Montu1 Sen fl. Soluiur,
pcran'toltCt Der .Gonitottcr &o(fa.
fclt : &crcin" in Scr oBcrlnnnia.
W0nncrdor = Salc" iciu orittrS Stii
tlunaSfclt uerbun0Cn nit 6heater.
@orItcQung uno 9on. 2cioer iGat
0ieic 6eitIi6feit nit Scr BON hieiigen
9iiraer &erein peranitolteten Gbea.
tcr'Nuffilbrlin9 Suiammen, bod bat
ten Die Gnnnitdtter sic ,8erntoniu
Wonnerhor : SuQc" fir 0ieien Sad
'd)on bclcgt, bcpor Scr llnobhGn1iae
Vilrgcrncrcin an bic III Scr Sprit 3tt
pCronltaltcuoc Sbcutcr &oritclhula
ood)tc, lu,0 fonltc boS Set scr
Gdnnltotter nid)t mcbr pcridobelt
mcrocn. Sur AlIifilbrunl1 fomnlt
Sic Sd)ud6in." Sic &ouptroucn
Iino iuic iulgt u~crtbeiIt: SbNlt-Nr.
Gbriltion Mcucr; Scarf, iein Neiic =
Sr. Sans @eiluiB; Nobert, 0iencr
Sn. 6rib Stchrer; SteibcIe,
Sdlobpogt - &r. @einrid Shloid,;
aatbmenl Die oSdnpdbin" Sri.
Iugiiltc Mepcr. Moitcr @erbarO
8clmcrs, Gin icd)siabrigcr @unocr.
fnabe, miro eit Sromniel- Solo por-
trngclt, ms Erof. SteiniuoIot's 81.
DIETER ~lieiert oen mnHiifnliihen shril
Ncs Frpgrnmmcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12

Sn Mcaec's Hofs, 3D.. iino
ourdl Bic 3critorun9 ser Iniicd-areB
Sd,ldltel Sohrif unO ser Sort Elitt
&a'dhreit 6Gbrif onrb 6cier iii.
aefibr 200 Mmn arbeitSlos acpor-
Den. Der SdlSen Miro AMI 800
600 gcldlatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-12
Mbfabrtstugc DER Sampfcr uOn
g)urf.

9lu -. Sall. Gunpfcr gGtrurin"
nod) Siperpool.
Nm II. San. Gompicr o9atapio"
nad) Samburg.
An u. San. Gampicr n0tinne-
tonta" nad) 2onOon.
Aim II. San. Gampferr Stem Oorf"
nad) Soutbomptou.
an II. Gan. 0ampfcr raonig MI
bert" nah Neoprl unb 8eniio.
Mm rs. San. Garrpier nSinlnno"
nnd) Alttlucrpelt.
PM Il. San. 2ampicr ~%llItonia"
nod) Ncapel.
Im II. San. 0ampfrr.S Saboic"
nod, Saure.
an 10. Gan. 0mpier aYrinseiiti
Srene" nad) Neapcl nio @enul.
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dhiffNnndlridltcn.

&%rchtcn #. Sanlnr, Ser
Gllrpitr o@Ml9ru8e" lit rolt 9olti.
more bier cnActomMen.
@enu0, If, &liiulr. Ger
Oulpier oItlljl" lit ppll 9telp-Norf
bier eingetroiicl.
Si5urO, If. &Onulr, - Go'iirt;
1ampfer .Euts0am," Don fep.gorf
mad Rotteroam b%eitinult,
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Seipcratcr Ncgcr.

6cltcrte 5luci SdiiIie olf StroBen.
bobn-G onDllftel,r - Eonit inter
Ocn tpcibIi6en Eoiioaicrcn.
Ger S6ieBbolo prompt per6oftct
uno Dem @eridtSucrfn6rcn 'iiber-
picieu.
cine oufregenOe Scene ipieltc it'd
1cltcrn Ntorgcnc fur5 Dor I llbr ollf
einenl @uqgon Der Mt. @&oibinGton'
Clinic db. uno mr. Dem pron1pten Guns
ifreitCn oeS Heht@onmalt8 s, No.
Smith BON Ar. II, CItz&crinNton'
StrnBc, lit ea 81 ucr0unfcM 0aB Der
Neder Clarence Muic. mclder BET Dem
.Morplono 6ollntrp Glub" nngcitclt
lit, nid)t Den Goiouttcur Glorctlcr
Iicrnen libel mitimcttc. Gr pur0e
nod clncnt Nerbor IN Der n0r0lld)ell
Eoli}ciitotion olf bic ACKNOWLEDGING
bin 0enl @eridt8periobren ilbCrpl2
len, 5luci S6iiiic AMI Eicrncn obgc.
feuert 81 baden,
@ic aus Dem 3%eu9enuerb0r crbell-
tc, 6clticacn Orci Negcr, inter ucldclt
it'd Wtltie bcfou0, nit elmer @cleQ.
ihoit bon Gonlen uu0 6crrcnL mcIdlc
cbcniolS Dol, 0enn oMurpIunO Golun.
trp Gllb" fon1cll, Ocn MoA1on. uno
nod0cm Der Gonoufteur pon Ocn mci.
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-26
In Circuit Court.

Thursday. The case of the remon-
strators against saloons at Argos,
was set for Oct. IL. &
Chas. Daugherty. charged with fail
ure to support family, was sentenced
to state penitentiary for 1 to 3 years,
but sentence was suspended upon the
good behavior of the defendant.
The case of state VS. David w.
Brothers for holding himself as a
veterinary surgeon without license,
was called Tuesday morning. A jury.
has been selected
Court convened Monday afternoon.
Edward Thomas whose right eye was
put out on Jan. &c. by a stone thrown
by Russell Mock, was gwen $500
damages. Testimony showed that the
boys health is being Affected. The
court dwelt upon the cost OF a glass
eye, Expense incurred by taking the
boy to a hospital, and concluded that
$500 was not too heavy. N. S. Stew
ems was attorney for the plaintiff.
The jury on the case of State VS..
David w. Brothers, for illegally
practicing as a veterinary surgeon,
returned a verdict of not guilty,
Wednesday.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-26
Earthquake Under Pacific Blamed
for Break in Cable

The Commercial Cable company,
of New York, announced Sunday that
they have not been able to locate a
break in the Pacific cable somewhere
between the relay stations at Mid
way island and Guam. Officers of
the company are inclined to think
that an earthquake may have been
responsible.
The cable that goes under the Pa
cihc from San Francisco to Yoko-
hama and the Philippines via Homo
lulu, Midway, and Guam went dead
on Friday. Midway, which lies be-
tween Honolulu and Guam, reported
that the spark went out of the SUBJ
marine wires without warning and
that all efforts to communicate with
Guam had been u~navailing.
Since the Commercial Cable COM
pany's lines is the only one connect
ing America with the orient directly,
all cable messages for the Philippines
Japan. and points on the China coast
will have to be sent around the other
way at double rates.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-26
Train of Cars Swallowed

While an engine and four cars
loaded with gravel were being run on
to the new track of the Baltimore g.
Ohio near Lodi. Ohio, Monday, the
ground opened up and the cars and
engine dropped IL to Is feet into the
earth.
The crust over an underground
river or lake is supposed to have
broken, as in less than an hour the
cars and engine were covered with
water. Two locomotives were hook
ed to the submerged ears and pulled
them out of the hole.
Close by a highway disappeared a
few days ago. Residents are fright
ened lest the earth's crust over the
entire territory give way. There have
been indications for years that the
surface for miles about is insecure.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-09-26
Tramps in His Bare Feet.

There is not a Christian in the
town." Such was the statement o.
John Worrill, disciple of Christ al
Terre Haute, Sunday.
Worrill was brought in from Fay.
cite Township by Guy Briggs, a far
mer, and turned over to Jailer CASEY
for safe keeping.
1t is said that he was found wand.
ering along a country road exhortins
wildly to all objects and preaching the
Gospel on every hand. The people
of the neighborhood, fearing he
might do something desperate, caus.
ed him TO be taken up and brought
to the jail.
Worrill gave in his age as "a. He
wears long flowing hair and beard
and is a sanity looking individual
He goes about attired in coarse blue
overalls ana wears neither hat moi
shoes. He says he has not worn shoes
for three years.
Christ" he says went out ant
preached without purse, script OF
shoes, sand l. being his disciple, dc
the same"