davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
MoNrcLAIR COLE CLUB.

MontcIair n. j, Nov. Am eighteen-hole com
petition for Glasses A and players was the at
traction at the Montclair Golf Club to-day In
Class A O. Woodward and W. A. Clark tied for
Arst nrtze and in Class three players tied. with
net scores of rs.
The leading scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
CLASS A
CLASS 3

Cup this morning w. T. Glenney 6, beat Arthur
Murphy. s. l up, 20 holes, and S. P. Wood. 3d. beat
c. w. King rs; up and 70 play In the final
in the final round for the winners cup George 3
Clay, 81, defea ted L. H Van Buren, IS, I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
END OF RACING SEASON.
Fair Gard offered for Closing Day
at Jamaica Track.

The racing season in the metropolitan district
will come to end to-day at Jamaica with the
close Of the fail meeting OF the Metropolitan Jockey
Club A fair programme is provided, and good
sized crowd Is likely to go down TO the track 20
see the curtain rung down The entries in IulI
follow:
- r-o1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB.

Close finishes in order in the thirty-six-h hole
contest for the John Reid medal. emblematc OF
the st. Andrews championship over the course
near Yonkers yesterday John Reid, jr., won, with
s5-7S-63. followed by his brother. Archie, with So
79-164. H. c. Richards the handicap with a
79 net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
Plainfied, n. J., Nov 3-Many players were cut
on the PlainfeId Country Club links to-day. and
one of the chief competitions for the Election
Day trophy, with prizes for the best net In
Glasses and B. The leading follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

Substitutcs-Austn for Taylor; Eichland for Wilson
Gilmore for Olsen: Collins OLssry- Touchdowns-
Desssr1 and Andrews, Goals from touchdowns Butler
O. UJrnpire-w. c. Booth, Princeton University.
Referee-C- Weymouth. Yale Head inesman-7H
picker Columbia Field Judge. Fitzpatrick. Time OF
halYes-Twenty-ffve minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

Subst!tutes-Johnson Donovan for McCloskey
shefer for Tuiper SafetyPolloc- Umpire-selfei, of
York University. RefereeKohn. Of the College OK
the city Of New York Head linesman-McAuley Time
OF halv - minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB.

Manhattan residents of the Richmond County
Country Club presented the trophy played for at
that course yesterday. The conditions called for
match play against bogie at three fourths OF the
regular handicaps. j. W. Fraser and was the
only player to be up.
The best scores were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

Referee-Fauver Oberlin. Umpire-Saunders Colgate
Head lnesrosn-Mowen New York Time OF halves
Twenty-Five and twenty-five minutes each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

Touchdovns-Whte o. Geary Siszind- from
touchdowns-Geary 81. RefereeTor1 Thorpe Columbia
Umpire-W. Kingden Columbia Field iudge-C. A
Taussig Cornell. Head Inesman-Fred Crous Dart
mouth: Time Of haLves-TEenty-dvs minutes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
FOX HILLS COLE cLUs.

Jerome D. Travers, the amateur champion, wa
one Of the onlookers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04
The lineup fellows
Aiontclsir i0)
ERASMUS Hall TEAM WINS.

Fsefsnee-Mr- Johnson. Gcals-McNultv ~. Kerr
jackson e. o iI9Urke ~. Armstrong - Tirae-Th
" minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

The leading scores were;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-04

FIRST RACE-seuing; FOR three-gsa--oids' $50
. added: SIX furIongs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
SpiritnuicnbGmSlcr : Gunucnt.

NiaGnrro sails, N.-D, %.
Suni. - Ger Snbrcs = Gonpent Ger
vNotionul Siauor Gcnlcrs aiiocio,
tion" bat ecitern ieinc Arbcitcn iort,
Ae'cbt. Ter critic Hconcr mar Or.
u. ). IrieberG Der Nnmalt Scr
v@inc & Spirit A~iiociation" bon
ohio, meldJer Bic Mitglicber ser ri
location crmablte, iid) III bOberem
@raoc Ser Ereiie 5llr 9efGmpiung
Ocr GrobibitioniItcn uno Der Don
ic,cn erbobcncn faliten 4niduloi-
NluiNcn 81 beoicncn nno I'M 5ntcrciic
ibrcr Snde oircfter allf onS oQgt-
mcinc Ellblifum e|in5uuirfcn, nm 10
mcbr, ais bic ErobibitioniIten sur
Belt better %nrgnniiirt icien, ais ic.
mails porber. !. DC. Gilmore, scr
Er0lioclt Scr nNotipnal Woocl
Sicenlc Scoguc," ia1tc IN elmer Ian.
1ercn Anlpradc: ,Nob ser &lcinpcr.
tallf bon 9ciItigcn 8etrGnfen in Die.
lem Sanoc nnd) eincn Elan geiiibrt
miro, Scr bon ocnt olli Dem ellropdi.
idlcn Continent iibIidcn perihieoen
ut, mterllegt feinem 3ncifel; gleid).
jelti9 aber bin ih felt iibcr5cllgt, oab
er, trot itnierer gcnliidtcn @cp0lfc.
rilng, ilad) ocmIeIben Blanc geiiibrt
pcroen fam. Sd CLAUDE icbod nidt,
odB mir oaS Saloon" @eidGit nll.
ter un'ercm aegcumGrtigen 9iccni-
Spitem nli biclclbc boberc Norn
cItporbcben fDnncn. No Ole 9icenS
ocs alcinpcrfoufs bon geiitigcn Sc.
trollfcn ~aajGbrlid ablGlift, lit Scr
&crf1tier nid)t MIR gcnotbiot, lid)
attip az Scr Eolitif 81 betbeiligen,
'oroern er miro aud burd) ole @e.
fiirdtlmg, Dab feline 2iccu5 nid)t mic.
ser erncilcrt merben fonilte, ongctric.
tcl oae linn 5llr Seriiigiing itcbell.
Den Mittcl altf5,ibicten, ieincn Groiit
fiir bas Sabr 10 aroB mie mloGIid sll
MADDEN, ulo bies bebeiltet. Dab CT it'd
peranlaBt iiebt, oas @eieb 81 per.
leben mio in pielen I1aen @oorell
uon aeringerer GaldiitGt sil perfau.
icn." llnter Den anoeren Heonern
beianS lid ". 6. Sla pom ser uSl-
linois State %aiiociation."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

formele Organization Der trllbcrclt
NcnItcrinbubCr inter Glepelan0, an
0ercn SpiBe 9opi0 Hobinlon BON
Georgia itcbt, bcihlob, filr orclbig
Gage Srmncrab5eid)cn 5lt trogen. Die
0tit9lie0cr Der nG~onioli0ate0 Gr.
dongc" mcrocn ihrcr GruuCr mor9cn
oiit5iellcn IuSOrud gcbcn.
>Sn Sen @cridtcn miOmetCn Die
Hid)tCr obnc Hiidlid)t olli lire Gar=
tcionge60rigfcit bcm Gerc0iten mar
NE Nindrufe ul0 ucrtogten 5u Gbrc1l
icinc5 N~noentena lire Sibungcn.
Hid)tcr @oif iogte: 03cOcr @iirger.
Der an Die &ciligfeit oc3 @cieteS uno
ole MISUNDERSTANDING unierer Sniti-
tlrtioneu gloubt, mltB Sen 600 Glcpc.
LAMBS beflaacn. Gr 5eidnete lid ais
Erditoent nid)t Bios 0ltrh Gbrliffcit
un0 6Gbt9fcit aus, ion0crn olld)
0urd 2opolitGt mo Die ifrllpllI0ieltc
@cioIgltnG Der &crioiilm0 mo Die
@cicBc unicrca 2onoca."
Nidter @icgcrih bcmcrttc: sd er-
~irclttc mid ollrd) pielc Sabre Der per.
iGnlidCn Sreun0Idnft 0Ca Ncrrlt
GlcocIun0 mo u%crOontcn ieiner @iltc
picl in mcincr politiidcn Gurricre.
Die 4totion bat cinen potriotiidcn
@iirgcr pcrlorcn mo ser @lmuoIts.
itono cincn iciHcr 3ierOen."
Ncbnli6cn Sribltt 5olltcn Sem
&eimQcgolgcncn Nid)tcr 3opton,
Der inter GlCpclnno'a 5mciter Non1i.
n%iitrotion EoItmlciitcr mar, Hi6tcr
6ib0crolo, Obcrri0tcr S'Gmpcr Don
Scr oGitp Court" Mid)tcr @rlonacr,
Hid)tcr Hlotcf, Hidtcr @lonGaro,
Hidtcr @iihoif Hidtcr @rcenbonm
II. u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
0i6enidaitlidle Niiiion.

ltrbana, Sas., 20. Suni.-Gr.
@omuno s. Games, Ser Erdiibert Der
ltniueriit1t bon Sllinois. ipeldler pom
8uliuerncur Ncncen beauitraat lit.
StuOien ii6er Sic neueIten 6ortifrittc
i'm llnterrid,tsipcien Ieutidlano's
mo an0ercr c%uropdiiher Climber an.
Suitellen, beiinoet iid) bcreits aui DEM
@ege .iad) Hem.Dorf. Gie Heiultate
Der ltn%terlllfnng merOeu ais @runo.
lagc zines gerihts ser itoathfen
llnterridts. Gommiiiion oiencn, mel
dc Ser @ouperneur fiir5lid ernannt
bat. Gin beionoeres augenmerf miro
Or. Sanes aiIi Die llnterribts . An.
fiaIlen iiir Sbierar3neifunoe riften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

,mcitcn Administration Die Seripell.
bruo unO ScnOunQ pon &unocatrllp'
pcll, ltnl Die ouldBlit oeS Tiilllloi''
Strifcs in GbicoQo cntitonocncn hut
ruben III unterOriitcn. 8cgen eleoe'
lambs Gbcoric, ooB Die Scr. Stootcll,
unbcido0ct Der Rcdtc Der clll5cIl1cll
Stuotcn. 81 cincm loIt)cn Sd)rltie be
red,tiot ieicn, crbobcn lid plelnid @es
Dcntel.
Tcitc Nnltun9.
IoS G5obr 1895 lit mortirt olrd)
6lcpclonO'S icitc Soltung III Der
Ncncptclo -Groqc unb bcjilglid Der
g~(nmcnOung Der Wouroc-G oftrin ollf
oQc Stootcn Don Wittcl- uto Gin
gnlcrifu, olld gcgcniibcr Gn0lono,
noS 0umol5 Ocn Gcriltd SIT mnd)ell
ihicn, iid) in @cnc5lcId Iclt}ulcBetl.
,3u cinem &ricgc 5iuild)cn Den Ter.
Stooten unO england, ple Nlele ge'
iiirdtct huttcl, fam c3 spar oaltlol"
nidt, ubcr Glcpclon0 bate llh M
ueitcn arciicn ourdl icinc SoItlrng N
0icicr Subc popular 8cnlodt.
GIepclunDuS Us. Bryan.
,Im n6ditcn Sabre 1896 fam Ole
Spoltuud imCrholb Scr 0cnlofrntl-
ifcn Eortei iibcr Die Silbcriro9e 6llnt
piicncn NuabrlId) mo Glcnclono
Itellte iid) cntihieOcn ulti Die Selte
Der @ol0Ocmofratcll, mn0 ootnlt III
@caeniot III 9rpon, ocm Npoltel Der
6rciiilbcr. Fr0gnng.
SIN Nriputlebcn.
1897 trot GlcpClono ans ocnl o.
ientlid)cn &cbcu ioit 0or5 5ltrild mo
lcbtc icitocm in 5icmlid)cr 3llrild9e5os
ocnbcit III Vrincctom M, mr. noh
icinen litcroriid)cn uno lportllf)en
Ici9um9en lcbcnO. Nur III oen BET
ocn lester Sabre trat Glcuelono m
@crbinOung nit ser Reorganization
ser 0robcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c.
icQidnitcn. bclonocr9 Ser G%qllltabcl /"
llod)nlal5 bCrpor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

morb lid ulttcr observation-disclosures nm
inter ieinen 0e9nern Den Gur zines
ile~fenloien, prin5ipientreiten Fotrlo-
ten" Gas .Sogcblott" logt: "Sr.
Gleuelanb mor Die REORGANIZATION Ell
mes beidcioener, rubigen, flrdtlolelt
uno c~brcnbaitcn Nmeritaner GDpllS,
Scr in lester Belt in Den SintcrGru1o
oe0r1ngt moroen." Nm unberer Stelle:
,Obglcih cs beircmoeno flingcn
mag, Glepelono luor ge9en Ietnen CT
0cren @iaen moroliif Der @rilnOer
OcS ietigcn amcrifoniidcn Sn1peria-
liSmltS." Ser n@cnernlon5ci9er" cr-
fIGrt, ooB obnc Anieben Der FortcI
bic 9(merifaner icin 2lnoCnfen bod
boltcn meroen.
Ser Erditbcnt 10 elder m #
&rieg + e." in Com
boner 3ettung 8es
nanHt.
2on6or. %. sunni. - Die Stag
gen ollf Dem Gorheltcr.0oulc, Dem
@obn6ouic oe9 nmerifoniihcn BOT,
id,oitera Heio, uno iibcr ser omerifN.
niidcn 9otifuit iin0 belrte onlGBllf'
oe9 glblcbenS bes Gr.ErGiiOentcn Sic.
pelonO ullf SoIbntoit gc5ogen nor.
0cu. 9llS Srn. Heio ooS Nblebcn oes
Srn. Glcpelon0 m%itgetbcilt luuroe,
io9te cr: sd babc Srn. Glcpelan0
perl0nlih iebr bod geId)ubt, nll0 mel
ne corbiolen Se5iebrngen 81 ibnt, Die
5llr 3eit bcgonncn, ais or nod Wtapor
bon Buffalo mar, limo nicntol5 inter,
6rod)cn noroen. Sd glolibe, &r. Gle
pelono lit beitGnoig IN Ser gldtlrnq II.
Sod)iddbung 0cS omcrifuniiden Sol.
tcS icit ieinenl Nildtritt nlls Dem Pint
0eiticgen."
Sr. Glcpelono lit in england onl
9eIten ais Der ltrbebcr Der nGenc5uc.
lus9otld]oft" befonnt, mo Die mciItCll
3citlngen bebcn icnen Torioll bel III.
rem 9eiprcdun0cn icineS IblebenS
bcrpor, gleid5citig %ohtungspoQ bon
iencr Gorriere ipredeno. Ger y@lobe"
crfIGrt, icnc 0otihaft babe bic gun5e
clpililirte Wclt IN GrItallncn pericbt
unb nllr oie ltnotSmGnniide @ciSbcit
0cS Sor0 Salisbury un0 bic HllhC
ocS hritilhen Bottles bitten bnntols
cincn &rieg pcrmicOcn. Die nGpen.
ing NcDS" u%croiicntlidt sic Gcpcifc
iiber ben GOO Srn. Glcpclotb'5 nit
Der llcbcridriit: Ser ErGiioent, mel.
der nit &ricg 0roGtc."
GonOOn, %. Suni. - Die bieli-
gen WiorQcnbl1ttcr brinncn ollSiiibrs
lid)c ScbenSlGufc mo EortrGta Don
&rn. Glcuclon6. Ger ,Soilp Sclc-
Nroph" mibmct Dem Ncritor6cncrl
iedS Spoltcn. Gini0c Scr 3eitun9cr
bciprcd)en oild) IN 2citnrtifeIn oas
Nblcben oeS gcmciencn YrGiiocntcn
Der Scr. Stooten un0 Die Mcbr}obI
ocrielbcn mciit olrf 0os ieltiomc 3lls
lommcntrciicn ieincS GobcSto0cS nit
iencm bin, an ipcld)cm 0ic Ser. Stao=
ten ibrcn Oiplomotiiden Scrtreter bon
&cne5ucla 5llrildGc5ogcn baben. Pile
Vl0tter ober 5olen bem I%noenfcn 0eS
&eritorbenen, icincr llnubbGngigfeit
bon politiiden Eorteien, icincr >Sl,tc.
GritGt unO ieinen hohcn 3ielcn cinerl
morn1cn Sribut, uno oic Sirnucilc oui
Den nlinieligcn Gcnc5ltclo 9 3lpiid)ct-
Ioa" lino obnc 9ittertcit gci6ric6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
WciusWurf traucrt nm Den Scimgc=
Qangclcn.

Iuc Ilog1en ser Stnbt nllI Solbs
matt Q~cicntt. - @iir0ermeiitcr
McGleGon crIGBt cine Froflomos
tion uno oQc Nidtcr 5ollen DEM
So0tcn mormCn Sribllt.
9ic <n0c BON 0Cnt Sooc Glepcs
lambs pcrbrcitcte lid, olS lie Die Me.
tropolc crrci6tc, mic Gin 2ouiicucr
BON MnaSS tro6c bis binolti nod
Dem 9ronr uno iibcr ocn Goit Hipcr
noh @rootlpn mo Queens. NQgc.
mein gob iid Sroilcr iiber OoS gblc'
ben NCS WunuC9 tluno, ser emit Ger
glbgott ser Muiicn mor unO lett lei
mem 5mcitcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 picl angcicin0ct un0 ucrurtbcllt
morocn lit. &n ncni1cr oIS elmer bal
ben Stunoc lporen Die 6loggen ollf
alien oiicntIid)cn @cbGllocn, Den gro
BEN &onoelapolGiten, SotclS II. i, b.
oili Snlbmoit gcbiBt, llntcr Sen cr-
item Der Sobncn, bic bon Der Moit-
lpibc ionten, mar %bicicnigc bon s.
Eicrpont Morgon's 9ontbouS.
Mnpor McGleQon erlicB nm bie
Wittogsitlu1oc cine Yroflomotion, in
lucld)cr cr ieincm Sreunbc mo politi.
ld)cn N~otbgCbCr bcgcilterten Sribut
soft II, u. iogt:
o@roucr Glcpclono nor I'M Silent.
den, lpic in icillem Tripotlcbcn cine
moralildlc Woft. Gr brud)tc Der
Hcpltblit iolhc Glcmcntc urmiid)iigcr
StGrfc, BOB mir bic 8roBc iciner Ser.
Oicnitc nod nid)t 81 id)Gben miiicn.
Gr lpar einc oonlinircuoc Eerionlit.
felt III icinCr Eortci iu16 icin Nomc
lit nit ben grobtcn Grrungcnifaiten
Der Gcmofrotlc lcit Dem 9ilrNcrfricgt
lttnlttloaltd, pcrtniipit. Scinc oht
Sabre lm Northumberland wnren Ee.
rlobcn bcruorragen0cr Matchmaker
Gntlpidcllng. Gr bicrtc ieiner Eortel
am bcitcn, inocm er itctS thot, lpuS
llnd) 'ctncr Iniid)t iiir Die @oblfoGrt
oc@ SonoeS nOtbig mar, uno iid) ME
ollf clncn Gomprpmib einlicb. Nie.
mails opfcrtc cr ieine pcrionIide lie.
bcr5Cl9lng pcrionlidcm Gbr0ei5 oocf
Dem Earteluortbeile. Sid itctS ser
ad)tnng ieiner Sreuno crfrCneno, &c.
mob er Ole Sicbc ieincr Witbiiracr uno
Die ScmunocriulM mcldc mir Ncn
W0nncrn clrtgcgcn b%ringcn, Die cincn
gltcn &nnnpi fGmpien. IS lit oobcr
ongebrndt, ooB bic Mctropolc nit
Der @cpolfcrung oes Stnoies uno Scr
gonjcn Hotion Den Zoo unicrcS
gr0Btcn 9iirgcrs bctroltcrt."
Ser ~Soorb OF 9orrncrs," scr iid)
bclrn Gintrciien scr SooeSnod)rid,t
0erooe IN Sibunlg beionb, nohmi 10.
lprt Srolterbeidliiiie an uno sic Mofs
Ter Der &innitcinborie iolgten oiciem
%ellpiel III elmer nm bolb 4 llbr
NofnittagS obgebaltcncn Geriomm-
litna. mo pom @crmoItrnasratb Scr
SanoelSfommer pilrOc 5un1 elcid)cr
3luede ailf Srcitag giiitog cine Spe,
understanding einberuien. Die III.
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Sm 3idlt oes Nnslanbcs.
Die oeltidlen 3citungen preilen oas
Nn0crfcn 0cs Gntidlaienen.

9crlin, %. Suni. = Sbidon Die
Mebr5obl Ser bieiigtn glattcr lid oo.
raui b%eid)rGnften, ben 9ebenslaiiI oes
Srn. GlepeIono 81 peroiientlid)eii, sol
len cinige ~oericlben in 2eitartifell
ibnl ebrenbc Nadruie. Gie .NelleIten
Hohridien" ldreiben: uelepelano er'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Scinc y n1ilie.

Gen Gr.YrGii6cntcn iiberlcbcn bier
Sinner mo cine 8ittpc. Die @ir0er
limo Gltber, IS, Worion, If, Tihoro
SplipnL 9, SronciS @roocr, 4 Sabre
aft. 3ic Glteitc SoNtcr Nlrtb itorb in
Erinccton I'M 9lltcr bon IS Sobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
@unUcrnenr Sngbcs SciiciO.
Proclamation onl0Blid oeS SoocS
0ea Gr!ErGiiocntcn mo Sclc-
gron1m an Sroll Glcuclono.

9t0llllll an tStdll Slc0tlQll0.
Mlbnnn, N.-O., %. rSilni. -
Gollpcrncilr Nllgbes bat beltte nad)
lciner Nildfcbr bon GobocS, no CT
elmer 6cicr ocs Saint Sobn'sr Gags"
hcigeluobtt bat, onlGBlih bcS Sooca
bon Gr-HrGlibent Glcpelono cine
Eroflonution crloiier, morin cr bn-
rIn crilld)t, Die Sloggcn ouf oIlen
Gilentlid)cn @ebGlloen beS StaoteS,
cinidlicblid ser 9lrienulc mo @of.
1cnlGlc, allf SolbnlnIt 81 bilicn bis
cnldlieBlid) Sreitog. Scrr SugbcS
c"bielt Die SooeSnahridt IN GobocS
mo iogte Die Hcoc nb, Die cr i'm &orie
NcS Nod)nlittngS in Srop botte boltcn
ipollcn. Illd) nluGbtc CT ollc ultocrcll
engagements bis nod Der 9eerois
glllg bon 0ropCr Glepelono riid0Gn.
Gig, bourntCr Gins IN Narniltor, no
linn bltrd Die Colgate l%lniueriitu bu9
0iplom ais Gnftor ser Hcdte ilbcrs
rcidt pcr0cn ioQtc. Ger Worperncur
CAB ulld) b%efannt, CT babe ouS folgell-
&c Sclcgrumm at Srou Glepclono
GeIon0t, 0ic cine Der Shiilerirmcn
0cs McllS Gollc0c mar, ipcld)es audi
6rau SugbcS |. 3. beilld)t bot:
,Otit ticfcnl Sdntcr5c bobc id) 0ie
N,od)rid)t Dom Sooe pes E%rGiiocntcu
cmpfongcn. Irou Nugbca gicbt nit
MIR unicrcm oliridti0cn 9eilcib
MluSbrlld.
(ge5.) Charles &. Sug6eS."
9 rpnn 10 ii 3 / q t Is sleeve.
lambs Y barattcr pollanf.
Sincoln II, Ncbr, %. Sluni.-0uS
rnditcbenbc llrtbcil ilber Den cnts
idloiencn cinitigcn E%rdIibcntcn Gro.
Ter Glcpclolo brufte Williom :.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
Ecr and Sound.

ifl a fo- a, sea :'gc= tojI of a hesi asiey l. ansular,s @rare and solemn, wrI ateI.e.l by tle weird note of ! whlstlins tuoy. Unfortunately tie yaiac of hoth is leSsened in foggy weather froiA there being but little nu,t.., of lha sea Nothing. too, is -:no"c G:tf}cuH than to distinguish in a fog the direction from which a sound comes. This ls in part due doubtless tp the hteTirroAce offered to the stra ight course of the waves carryin;; the sound but also probably to the absence of the normal. although un- suspected, coordination of eye and gar in locating the origin of sound. The assistance of the eye on sea ana land Is inStinctively given to the ear in many different ways. In fog the ear has only itself to trust to- London Spectator.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
The Musical COterie.

The Musical Coterie gave their March concert on Wednesday morning last at the Jewish Temple. Though warm, the day was bright and an ap- preciative audience filled the room. The programme was satisfactory throughout The vocal solos were we'll rendered. The instrumental se- lections were worthy of more than passing notice.
 A paper entitled Italian Music and Musicians" written by Mrs. D. w. Richey and read by MT. McNeil, was thoroughly enjoyed and ought to be sent to the superintendent of the Re- ciprocity Bureau (State Federation of Clubs) with others of earlier date. The musical reading by Mrs. w. c. Hudson was charmingly given and re- ceived merited encore. The chorus sang unusually well and altogether the affair was a decided success. Mrs. Montgomery and Miss Winnie Hardin may be congratulated as many com pliments were given those taking part. Election of officers occurs in April. Press Cor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
pescribino a Railroad.

The Pal Mall Gazette in 1890 asked its readers to name the worst railway in England. And one English kicker answered thus: "Sir-The Southeastern railway is the very worst railway in the world. The engines are asthmatic. It's lamps are trimmed by foolish vir' gins. Its fares are excessive. It's car riages let in the snow In winter and are furnaces in summer. It's motto is unpunctuality. Its principal station is approached through the neck of bot, tlc I; ruins the temper. destroys the digestion and enables one to realize the horrors Of Dante's Inferno l am. sir. yours osediently, tho Worm Who Trrns'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
Six O'clock Dinner.

Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Brewster entertained with a six o'clock din ner Saturday evening, compliment ary to MT. Tom Brewster and daugh ter, of Redgefield. N. J. Covers were laid for the following. Mir. and Mrs. A. Brewster, MT. Tom Brewster and Miss Brewster, MT and Mrs. Edgar Brewster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
| Entertain Baraca Class.

Mrs. P. c. Knox will entertain the lmbers of the Baraca class of the fst Presbyterian Sunday school |ursday night. She will also enter n her class on the same evening. i. Richey teaches the Baraca class, Pich is composed of 30 members
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
A Sur on a Great State.

It is told of the Right Rev. Daniel S. Futile, D. D.. ILL. D.. who had been attending ar important conference at Lambeth palace. London. that during a very formal function he and his wife were loudly announced as "the bishop of Misery and Mrs uttle"-Harper's Weekly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
3 Club Coming Here.

The celebrated Glee Club of the
 versity of Arkansas will come to 3 city in a private car on April 8. Howell Westbrook and Harry loldridge are two of the thirty mbers of the organization, which
 been in existence two years. The ID is to make a tour of the State, pting Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Hell
 l, Fort Smith, Hot Springs and oth- points, remaining way from Fay |eville two weeks,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
Noncomn,ittal.

Guilty or not guiltyT'
 ''Ycs,' responded the man at the bar. What's that?" queried the court sharply f|- 'fYou asked whether l was guilty or not guilty. and of course l am. Of the two conditions could not well escape both.''
 'But which are youT'
 "Aw. go on, judge! Whats the jury r?"-~Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
First Presbyterian Church.

Dr. J. l.. Caldwell will preach at the Presbyterian church at the II O. clock a. m. service, and the pastor will preach at 7:30 o'clock D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
How We Dc Chance.

"Abaw exclaimed Mir. Jellus. Been treasuring another mans picture all these years, ch?''
 Not exactly" answered his better half That's a picture of you, dear, taken when you had bair."-Loulsvil!e Courier. Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
First Methodist Church.

Regular services at First N. E. church will be held today at. II a. m. and 7:45 p.I m.. by the. pastor, Rev, T. Y. Ramsey. Sunday school. 9:3o a. n., c. O.. Huber, superintendent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-03-22
Honor of Miss Brewster.

R-rs. + w. Scales entertained :: friends informally Saturday ternoon in honor of Miss Brew er, of Redgefeld, N. J. Mrs fales guests were:
 Miss Brewster. Mrs. J. H. Wat ms, Miss Wherry Taylor. Mrs fwis, Miss Walker. Mrs. J. E. Sim.