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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26

COR SALE--IO6 acres OF land laying on the
branch railroad near Kirk. 100 acres
cleared six In woodland. Good barn, 16 acres
In meadow. Splendid land for tobacco, corn
or wheat. Price 81, 500 cash. For further
particulars write the Breckenridge News,
ClOverDOrt Nv
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26

dune he found
a place for him
self, and while
she watche
him Indignantly
he curled up in
the su e
and, dropping
his head on the
hot sand, calmly
closed his eyes.
upon - my
W ord!" S h e
breathed aloud.
He Enclosed
his eyes. "Now
you may dream;
.Dn oonfk oxvDfI
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26

GEO ~ acre farm, AZ miles from Clo-
VCOO verport, on Cloverport and Bow
ling. Green road, well improved, small
dwellings, good barns. smoke house, hen
house and corn crib. One good cistern, and
fresh water rings, 1 tar and sulphur
spring. 80 acres cleared land, balance in
pounds of tobacco in 1906, sold 1t at IS, IS, and
az. On six acres of the wood land there are
3l5 merchantable trees, 1t is a splendid farm
timber valued at $3.50. 10 acres in wheat. This
is good bargain for some man who wants
small farm.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26

out a memOran-
dun book and
stood under a
lighted sconce
studying the fig
ures. His losses
at S h OF ov e I
staggered him.
but he had look
ed to his wife
heretofore in
such emergen-
cies.
His uneasi-
ness had pro-
duced a raging
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26
LAND FOR SALE.

COR SALE-l50 res OF land situated near
Garfield, KY. Fine tobacco land. Improve
ments one small log dwelling, three rooms,
good tobacco and stock barn, corn crib; 40
acres in woods, white oak and post oak sold.
Fine lot OF good hickory and ash to sell. Price
$500. For further information write Jno. ID.
Rabbage. Cloverport, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26
The Fighting
Chance. sSsE s, Y.
Copyright by the Curtis Publshtng Company.
Copyright BY Robert W. Chambers
Copyright 1903, by tho Curtis Publiahing Company
Couyrieht 1905, By Robert w. Chambers

there was nothing on earth for him to
do except to thumb over last week :
sporting periodicals and smoke himself
stupid.
But it required more than that to en-
snare the goddess of slumber. He
walked about the room haunted of slow
thoughts: he stood at the rain smeared
pane, fat fingers resting on the glass
The richly favored cigar grew distaste-
full, and If he could not smoke. what,
in PHYS name, was he to do?
For hours he sat In his room or
paced the four walls, doubtful, cha
grined, furious by turns. Once he drew
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26

GZE0 EARN FOR SALE-h mile off OF
~ ~ the turnpike between Cloverport
and Hardinsburg, miles from Cloverport,
two story Hiding, rooms, well at house,
two springs on farm never known to go dry,
a good orchard. For particulars ask Jno.
ID. tabbage, Cloverport, KY, or James II,
Sable. One-half down. rest on easy pay
meutS,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-02-26
CHAPTER
SIX

y FTER the first few days of his
IN arrival at Shotover time had
threatened to hang heavily
\ on Mortimer's notified hands.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

.0err VrI0er" SIT lonncn. Gr luoll't
Die critic Noiition cr5lplnger. Ment1
Die Wodte i'm pcrutteten, licB Der
3orn i'm ieoe @erchmrng perge''eH.
90 ipittbete er oUi 0cn Galle III
Snint elouo mcgeu Der belgllden
&eiratb, Die i'm bcorobte, 10 bat er
oltrd) ieine Neujobraoniprad)e BON
1859 Ben aricg NIT Geitreid) perllrs
iaft. Sod)mliitbig begc0nete cr, 10
bal0 or ea tb11n 81 0itrIcn mclntc,
Dem 0~iplon1atiihen Corps. Gr lIeB
Die murrenoen @eIanoten oorbeiociis
Iircn uno Qob MIR Dem 9open Die
Sono. Gr itorte Die EoIitit ourd) III
poriidtige &er0iientlidlngcn uno
traf ieine WoBnabmcn binter Dem
Hilden 0eS Wtiniitera @raicn No.
leiuSfi. Son elmer Concentrations.
reiie nod) Der &rim mlrroc cr NIT
Wtiibe 3ltrildgebolten. Gr pcrieinocte
ltd) man llllo n0dl ollie WtQd)te nm
beihmor cine efieftipe Gonlition &c
gen 6ronfreid) bcroul. So ruinirtc
er mie NIT ticIer 9(biidt Dos oFrc.
itigc," boo feline HcOcn ibn1 begriill.
oct batten, un6 oos cr 0llrd Bolts
abltlnImltngen 81 erbnlten bcItrebt
mar. .S'Gmpereur &c tollS lie pro.
ores" Bate m1breno HodcIort be
bnuptetc, cr iei MIR Der Wtourcr1cs
icQe 0ooinguet, Der IN Nonapnrte'a
&lcibern entiprumgcnc Goppel0Gn,
ger Nnpoleon9 - Nbollt i'm nit
Shmcidelei gcnunnt. Nicer nltr Der
inter Der Sdmintc lcihenIablc De
iieate bon Syoun bleibt i'm @cbGd)t.
nib Der &0lfer.
(Oilm. SomntoQ3.F oit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

eireul ltarfen 9iI0ullgScentrunL neil
eben oa$ Nihtniiieu oeS Gin5clncn
I'M Gin3eliaQe 0llrf oas Wiiien Nn0e'
rer ergdn3t mlroe, 10 boB mol faltn
irQen0 cine SruQe nidt in ri6tlgtr
@Ciie bQtte bate beutltluortet ncrocn
f0nnen. IS NOR ur0 lit Itcta elm get
tiger @enllB, nitt olltGgli6cnl
aleinfronL ionoern Dem 8eOontel.
oustouid) erfobrener, miiIensreifcr
WGnner iiber midtige Sogc9eretgs
niiie, aunIt, polittide 6rogcn mo
iibcr 6ns Sbln uno 2oiien beruorr0'
GENDER Eerionen llno @eiiteSbcroeL
81 louIden uno mand) gere6t loben'
0eS, obcr audi 5ettluciie oernihtcn0ca
llrtbcil lit BORT gcidlt mor0en,
Sn oieier SGltlc aber NOR Der Crt,
100 man 8elcgcnbeit bottc, G0mor0
2eph in ieinCm inncrcn y2iiicn mo
iein reidc9 @iiien oui peridic0encn
8ebicten bouptiGd,lid in Eolitif rn9
Nltertbrmafunoe, 10 rett genou fen.
men 81 lernell. ObQleih I'M 2lllgcmCH
1cn ia mobl MIR icbr lpenig uuI ou9
l(rtbcil Der qrobcu Wcnge ge6cn0,
gob iih &eph IN Oieicm &reiie p0uig
ltngcnirt, netle er lprcden trn0 1trs
tbcilen fonntc, mic cr moutc mo
gIcid3Citig polIeS 8crltdnaniB iuno.
Aticm0n0 III Der g0n5cn Sto0t bot
nielcid)t picl before @clegenbeit 0e-
hubt, Die b%cionocrc SrilinnlitGt, OoS
groBe @cuie un0 Ben Iel0er 5eitluclic
etluo3 einlcitiGen Socnliannl9 un0
Die oitmol5 uruiidiiQc bobncbilhcne
niicnc @robhcit belicr fcnncn 81 Ter.
mem ais ieinc Sdulfreun6e. Sn Die.
lem fIcinrn &rci3 p~critGnOiQcr W}0ns
ner lebt Der @Ciit 0e9 Ncrltorbcnen,
cbCnio mie ser oe2 IN Nntltr ln0 Nc
len 10 Qrlun0ucrlhlc0encn Erof. Otto
6udS, mcIhen 0o9 Shidiul c6cnfall2
ST. iriib nbrief Itet3 meiter un0 bleibt
u%npergeiicl; obglcih ser (itcl Sful.
meiiter ari ciuen onocrcn miiroigen
Momn iibcrtroQcn moroen lit. @cnm
oud) an 3obl niht QroB sod im
@eiitc ocriclbc, b6lt Scr ifonc tlcine
Vnno nod INNER trCll 3ulunmen,
gum ei0enen @cItcn 9eIcbrun0 &c.
bcno mo nebmcno; babel IN trolttet
Stun0e nit pbiloiopbiidcr @ci3bcit
sic Sborbcitcn Der Melt ocrlodeno
rnO Ole 0ittcrtciten oc5 2cbcna iid)
ourd iCllhtirobIid)Cn 6ltntor uCriil
Ben0. =. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
llrtbeilc iibcr oic She.

Siherlih teine Ghefreum0e marcll
eS, oie io%lgcnoe Nu9ipriihe perbr9-
den baben: o&ciratben belBt, lelnt
8crpili6tltngen %pcr0oppcln uno letnt
Nehte bolbiren." nSelbit cine quite
Gbc lit cine 9ltB5cit", iogcn Die Mnl'
len. nSeoc Che lit Elm arcu35uA bel
Dem Ieiocr oic @cniqitcn in oaS &C.
lobtc San0 fommen."
yIie G6e lit Elm Wtan0elfern.
Drum fam man eS niht milIen,
Sb lib er oocr bitter lit,
81 man nidt ungebiiieu!"
Gbcnio bilbih mo boaboft idilocrt
alld Hu0oli Noumbod) 0en obittcret
Wonoeltern," IN Den lcin oSrcuol0er
&oos" gebiIicn:
Ser %irelltc iid), ais cr Gin MtGod)cn
fono,
Sic bcinl5uiiihrcn oils 8otte.
llnb ~irellte iidl oui Den @ittmerItono,
Nla er Den 9rud)en batte!"
go cine 9lrt Don 6rcuoigcm @oos
mag cs ulth gGucicn lcin Der lcincr
@ottin Die cbrlidc @robldriit mel.
ieln lieB:
nWfein @eib rllbt bier.
&ic nobl lit ibr
limo - ntir!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Wein SdJGt, bns Slid nrb i'd!
Gon Wt ariQ Nc il ller.

8on 90 Wf iiIler.
Sam ooS @liid 81 mir in itiQer
Naht,
0on5 3er5auit, per1pcbt I'M Sloden.
treibcn;
S6out iid I'M, ol9 ih linn ouig =
llladt:
DSier geiGllt Mrs, gu bier mill ih
bIeibcn."
Stono oln Gid Elm 0ilb bon mel
~ mem Sfub,
Sing oorltm Elm Hrun3 bon rotten
fl- 0eercn;
Hobm boS Slid I'M Sdaufelituhle
Elob:
pShreib MIR meitcr, GlL id mill
nid)t it6ren."
Tann luar'a mie0er it'll IN meinenI
3inmcr,
&culcn0 MIR INNS Nall9 ser Dit,
min0 itrid).
l(no 10 iaBcn mir bei'm Hampcns
Ihinlnler
3eit; mein ShuB, 0a5 Slid
un0 id).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
(5iir ben aSOnntnaS'9orrefponoeut" >
Cine 5lucltc Gegb.S dDnlc.

9c,ugnebmcno auf oic I'M leBten
.Sonntoga Gorrciponocnten" pcr0i'
Ientlid,te id)0nc Grinnerung al oclt
idarfiid)tiOcn uno ilIrd)tloNcn. lelocs
Sl irilb peritorbcnen Gbefrcoattcut
oca .Gorrelpnnocnten, "Golpnrb Scnb,
lit Is lpobl crUGbncnSluerth, Dob olt'
Der Scr 0cnonnteu Scpblditl fllr
iungc ocbiloetc Wdner IN ipotcreu
,Subren cine Gbnlid)e Sd)tle in'9 Sc
ben trot, IN mrIder sSreunO Hcpb, OH.
alcih nidt ais Shulnlclltcr flr1gi,
reno, olldl Sen G~brentltel Sdrllnci-
tier iiibrtc, morauS Damn lpGter Ser
Homc SCDbihule gebiloet mltr0e.
Gieie Sdylle. ocren @lieocr lid, abct
niht int Nollie BON Sepb, lonoern in
einem oiicniIihen Gofolc leoen Glen
ltoG Nofmitto9 fir Slpei Stnnoea
nerlamnleltcn, lulroc BON elmer flee
men An5obl GItercr nit Dem Grnlt bes
SebenS luohl u~crtrauten, ood) audi
Si,ntor licbcnoen Serren ucrldie0e.
ner 2ebcnabcruie gebiloet. Sonrnali.
item, Groieliorell, 8ciltlide, 2ebrcr,
GoftorcrL &ilnitler, erfobrenc &c
ih1itslcutc, Mllliffenncr bon Mi
S%ngcniellrc II. u. biloeten. Gic Sd)il.
Ter, BON ocncn aber Gin icoer unglcid
in onocrcn Sdltlen, niht mir as
Sd)illcr, lonocrn olid) gleld)5eltlg OILS
2ebrer III ieincm Sad betrod)tet lurr.
De mo nod miro. Sbaleid Die 3abl
Scr Shiilcr lid ourd) Spoesf1llc unh
@eaSlg uerminoert bat, miro bIeit
Sd)ule INNER nod, III oen1lelben
Sinne lucitcrqciiibrt. Ger ebenioI>
SIT iriib o~bbcruitne Yroielior Otto
Studs, OILS Menid uno 2ebrer gleih
beruorroAeno, ipor elmer Der treiicIten
Sd)iilcr Scr wobl einSig %baItebenben
Sd)lle.
Iieie Shulitunoen maren nlo linb
nod bclltr llid)t MIR i~tnterbalteno,
lonocrn oud) lteis iebr lebrreid) III
Solgc ser groBen Teridicoenbeit oec
2ebensitelluulaen Ser 9etbeiligten;
benn acruoc ourd pie pieIleltige &er-
idieoenbeit Ser pertretenen gerrfs.
arten uno ser Somit p%erbnnoenen Gr.
f~abrungeu, iullroe bicie 2epbldllIe sil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Die iilbcrnc Sudlscit.

Sm Sabre 1900. Gottcr: oVfnt'
ter, mann ieiert man bic iilbernc
SodBeit?" Wiutter: .@enn man
% Sabre pcrbcirntbet lit. Sd nn0
Iein &otcr iino 10 Sabre uerbelra.
tibet, iperocn olio IN 10 Sabreu Die
lilbcrnc Sod5cit ieiern." SEl
Sabre 1925. emilio: Mama, mas
ioll cine lilbcrne Sod5eit icin? Sd
babe nod nic ctlunS oouon gebort."
- Momo: Nd! User bat Cir ein
10 olberneo M0rd)en nligebunoen?
Sn alten @ildern ltebt, Die Sellte
mGrcn iriiber mond,ntol % Sabre
nit chamber perheirotbet gclpcIcn.
Nber boS lit MIR cine tSobel." Snl
Sabre 1850. Mooenloiiclle Nlonf:
.Silberne SodScit? Monn miro bic
0eieiert?" - Mtaoome 9lanf: rl(no
ba3 lueiBt on niht, ma deere? Mcnh
man lidl 5lum -. Male perbeirotbet!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
@comto.

IS lit @corIo Elm rol,bcr Strntdl
@oQ Gornctt an otIer GitberL
llno pcr ibit nnbt, ser merit ga;
aild)
Nh SilBcn boIo mo &Gnoen.
limo oennod) ioa ih: SaB oie WtiiD
Iih nimmcrmcbr pcrorieBeL
Sets oltd) nit fbrGncrL lpGt uni
friib
Sbn trclllid) 5t b%cgriiBen!
l~trpl0blid) miro cr iiber Had)t
Die Wiiben sir belobnclL
Wem iibcr oil oct Corner ludt
Gin StrouB BON Hoienfronen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Ter Efao OeS BliifS,

Giner lprang IN uollen Sauf
Ginen longen 0erg binauf,
Sprona uno belt un0 teltd)tc,
Ni3 er cS erreidtc.
Cab cr oui Dem @ipicI iton0,
Sd)otteno bielt er ga Die San0
llcber beibc Nugeu.
@aS er lab
Sern uno nab,
Sd)ien ibm nidt 81 taltgen.
81, no mar oenu MN Oo2 Slid,
0n9 id) oben luhte?"
Wie er itano un6 illtdte,
Rib Elm StimmIcin i'm 5uriid.
Aus ser Sieie id)rie'S empor,
8o Der 9ergpiob iih perlor:
nSborl
Nl9 Gcin Sub poriibcripronh
Sort id) GeincS @IiideS Slang.
9cioe &dnoe trll0lt Oh boil,
God Gu ronnteit ia luic toll.
"a lit Gir'S cntiollen.
@lnlb', 10 qebt eS alien!
Sc0cr @ipicl lecrt Die Snno,
Nraud)it 0'rllm nidlt 5t flagcn.
Sud elm ltcile& Nilgcllono
Cir SIT ncllcnl &u9cu"
Strcbit Gu ouiw0rtS beiBen @lidS,
@c6t Icin SUB Sen Eiob bca@liif9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Gr1cbun9,

nGcnt' Hidt 10 piel al oid." 9Iid
ullf Oie un0crn,
Gic neben Dir Die &ebeuSitraBc man
bern
GrdGt ic0cr it'll iein E0ddcn oli
Dem Hiifen,
llnb, claude mir, Cs miro nobI ic0cn
britdcn.
@lildiclig, luer peritcbt, Ole 2oit SIT
trdqett,
0iit ieitem Siuu mo obnc pieI 3u
tIQaen.
GrQebun9 moft 0ie ihmeritc @ilrOc
lCIdlt,
llno Ell Ou'S ocufit lit mobI hein
s3icl credit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Ter M1rmcmnntcl Der Groc.
Non Scrmann 9erorpm.

Gon Scrmunn 9erornm.
@ir lcbcn IN Der Nern Der Folor-
iobrten unO Nullonullfiticgc, pilicll.
ihoitlldcr iomobl mic iportnl0Bl1cr,
irno ga bort man nidt IeIten Dartgc.
iottcnc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Srnge
ltelen; Mo5u MIR oieie ungcbclcrc
&cridlucnoung BON 8clo mo &rdls
ten sur Grreid)ung pon 3telelt, 0lc
ms oodI obiolut nid)ta 9tcuca bictcN
fonnenl @ir fonl1en ms bod galli
gcl,ou porltelleL mic cS altf Den 40
len ultaiebcn miro, nelde acogropbie
idenL pbplifolildcn, mcteorologiiden
NcrbGltnilic BORT berrldcn ulilIlen;
un0 ipup Die NGhcnfahrtcn %nllangt,
10 fam babel CbcnfollS nid)tS liner.
mortetca berolafommen: ie bOber,
orito Dinner Die 9ltmoipbdre, oeito
ciliNcr 6ie Temperature, beito 9crtn8c.
rer @oiicrgebolt unG 10 mcitcr.
Menn mans 10 bort, c5 fonnt"
lciolih idcincL mo 10 langc fem
@cgenbeiueiS pnrluQ licB lid) olf Der
ortigc glls%iiibrunGcn eigentlih MIDI
piel crlpi0ern. llno bod irrtcn Tie.
Die glttcn 2ellte, Die Dem tiibnen go
acnlltth ltn0 Dem Observation-Disclosures.
Soridu1gSoronGc nit ibrea leoerntt
grglumcntcn Elm @ein SIT Itellen be.
oblihti0tcn. @Gre Die 6orld)ung o0.
riiber 9eitolpert, lpGrc tic bintcnb boz
Der G%erioIgung ocS 3icIcS ub1eitan-
bcn, 10 crirelltcn mir llnS Dcllte nidlt
elmer GntbcdluN, Die 81 Den uncr
martetiten nnb crirculIdlten IN Scr
id)einbor 10 0oen llncrnleblidfcit oc5
2ritmcers gebort; Der Gntbedrm0
oea @1rlne.WantclS Der Grbe, oocl
pie Die W%cteorologcn 6 nennen, Der
groben Snperiion.
sumpnntlid) einmal miro bon 5ohI'
rcid)en meteoroloQiId)en mo o~Itrono
miihen Snititlten GllropoS an eincm
beltinmten Gage cine Shaar fleiner
rnbemanntcr SliftballonS losgclul.
len, Die I'M @egeniot ST ibren rieli'
gen @riiocrn, oen imponirenben mo-
oernen SliitidiifclL %belonoers 81
@odioDrten bcf1bigt iiuo. Sie fil5
rem cine In5obl icbr l~oraidltig gcor
Geiteter thermometer uno 9aronctcr
cntpor, Die lire Nngaben ielblt altI,
Scid)ncn ulo nnd) Der Hiiffebr geltot-
ten, bic Sobe oea Niifitie9es. ioluis
Die in Der burdn,eiicnen Strete ber"'
idenoen pbpiifoliidcn Nerbaltnil'c
nb5uleien be5. SIT berehncn.
Cine belttife GrfinolrnG Die Mn.
menoung bon &alltid)uf 9allons ais
Sr1ger Ser Hegiltrirbollol,s, gcitc:.
tct, biele .9allor-ionoes" mie mon lie
lebt ncnnt, ST. bislang lnerreidlten.
Sobcn empor5utrciben. Ger autlduf'
goIlon tr1gt einen slpeiten 9allon
Der %aelpobnliden grt, ser ben SrG.
ger oer %fpitboren Hegiitrir-I ppnrat2
hiloet. Sc bobcr bie beiben perbull-
oenen 9allons iteigen, oeIto mebr
oebnt oas in Der aautidllfbiille ent'
boltene 8as, oes atmoipbdriidy @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Nlte SdDmer5en.
Bon Sans g 0b III.

Sab mid emit Dor Guol niht 5li
loiien QemltBt,
9}m ruben Die Shmcr5cn 81 tici IN
ser @ruit.
Ter Shutt pieler Sabre m0Ibt bod
iid oororti,
s, @rltit, lob Die Sdl0icr mir MIN,
mcr berauil"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Gin ncucr Tuftur.

Gin Shuhmudcr in Sambur9 Der.
breitetc oieier EuGe 3ettcl nit lol.
acnbcm Snbolt:
Soufen Siel
niht 81 pcit nit ibren Heporaturcn
bon Slb5eug, hcnn Sic mcroen mir
oellbs better mn billiacr beoient, dis
in meincr Nnltnlt, neil bielelben or,'
oermeitlg nlld nid)t lungcr balten,
bis onB 0ieIclben ent5,pei limo. Sebe
Hep0rntlr, mtld)c i'll meincr NnItall
gelciltct miro, hot nild) cinen 3lpcd,
meiI ih ais Stubmofcr oeboren bin,
10 claude ih allen Inipriihen genii'
gen 81 fDnnen.
Milo bite i%Jbcr5ctgen Sic lid bon
Der 8ilte mo Snltbarfeit unlercr Ir'
belt. un0 Sic germ picoerfommcn.
SodahtunNSpol
&. Sd,unad)cr,
Tr. ser j ii Bologie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15
Gr, ser j ii Bolo9te,

SD Ite 3cit. - 80 brennt'S
herln, Nerr Shlupierl, baB sic 10
Iouien?" YMeinc Sd)piegermtt'
ter fontnlt nit Dem 6 llby 3ug!" -
vgber eS lit ia crit 5 llbr, ba brall'
.dlen Sic bod) nift 10 SIT lalifenl" -
God bod - id) nil nGrnlid, porbcr
nod -. .iueaiobren!"
@iberprnd) d..
Man ienft ben Sooten tief binab,
Mun lebt men idNperen Stein,
Gin gnn5es Mauioleum ouf bas Grab
llno wiiniht: nGs iol Ole Groe leidlt
linn icin!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-05-15

Nus Scr 9cgriinbnng eli.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11

There was most excellent chef
Who bore the cogomon OF JeH,
He never would change
From a Round Oak Chief range,
To all Others claims ho was DEAF
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Headquarters for underwear, all styles
and prices, at the McWhorter Co. store.
Mrs. Frank Adams and Mrs. Albert
Adams went to Orange yesterday to visit
relatives.
The Munsing union suits for men and
boys are the best. The Frank McWhor-
ter Co. have them
George E. Downing was fortunate
enough to shoot a deer last Monday in
nolcott It was quite large one.
The Crescent bowling team of this city
played at the Montpelier alleys last night
against the Capitals in the state league.
The three men from Barre didn't get
agoing until two strings were lost, and
then they hit their pace, landing three
to-two victory over the Capitals. Smith
of the Crescents was high man of the
evening, with total of Oil. In Burling-
ton the same evening the Ethan Allen
club team defeated the Queen City team,
three TO two.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11

The number Of deer shot in this vicin-
ity continues to increase and this sea
son promises to be record breaker in
the number shot Thomas Cumisky Of
Graniteville brought down a 250-pound
buck in Berlin yesterday. II. II. Slayton
Of East Montpelier got l50- FOUNDER in
Calais, and William Downing Of South
Main street shipped handsome three
pronged buck into the city yesterday
from Wolcott.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11

HHHaTFcI KING, WI be hoTa Tonight at
the Comique Don't believe it, chr
Well, you just take nickel and hustle
down to the Comiquc and say. mister,
if Lew was ever funny he will be to-
night in Minstrel Mishaps7 This may
all sound like Waterbury talk, but new.
ertheless it is true. A short time ago
the Edison company prevailed on Lew
Dockstader to pose him for a moving
picture, and it is a dandy During the
action Of the picture it shows Lew ar
irving at the theatre somewhat late and
his hustle in the dressing room making
up, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1908,
Weather Prediction.

Rain tonight and slightly colder.
Thursday slightly colder and light vari-
able winds, becoming westerly Thurs.
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
TO CLEAN UP

our large and choice stock of fancy and
staple groceries we are offering them at
slightly reduced prices for this week
We want our regular patrons to have
the benefit.
We buy hides, skins and pelts and pay
highest market prices. Also horse hides.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-11
Teachers, Examinations.

A public examination viii be held in
Barre Friday and Saturday, Nov. 20
and q.
O. D Mathewson,
Examiner of Teachers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-05
MAY RED|STR|CT THREE
MINOR LEAGUE CIRCUITS

Toledo, o., Nov. IA complete re-
districting of the three minor league
baseball circuits, is expected to take
place following the annual meeting Oh
the Central, Ohio and Pennsylvania
and the Ohio State leagues. The meet
ings of the Central and Ohio State
leagues will be held within the next
four weeks while the o. & p. meeting
is scheduled for Dec. 1.
According to the best information
to be had at the present time, Zanes-
vile, Central league team, now seeks
to dispose of its franchise and it is
generally thought that Springfield, o.,
will acquire 1t. Should GAINESVILLE
drop out of the Central 1t is certain
that Wheeling, w. Va, will be compel
led to leave on account of being too
far distant and that another city more
centrally located will be secured, thus
cutting off a great mileage which has
always existed in that league.
Wheeling is expected to take fran
chise in the readJustment of the o. d
P. league circuit from which Akron,
last seasons pennant winner, is seek
ing release. The present indications
are that Akron and GAINESVILLE will
round out the Ohio State league into
an eight club circuit.
There is also a movement on foot
among the magnates of the Ohio State
league to place teams in Cleveland
and Columbus to play in the absence
OF the big teams.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-05
LoulsvIIIe, 0; NutsheII rlaers, 0.

Louisville can claim the game as
they like, but the manager of the
Nutshells hereby challenges them to a
fair and square game to be played at
Canton Nov. 8. Manager Caskey will
kindly answer through the News or
write to L. e. Dlllmann, city. This
game if satisfactory will be fair for
Louisville but they will kindly omit
Mt. Unions subs if they wish to win.
The Nutshells were outweighed 40
pounds to the man, but put up game
of the season. Lineup:
Nutshells-Bennett and Worlock,
ends; Jones and thinner, tackles; Al
bright and Renner, guards; Kaufman,
center; Dunbar, quarter; Dillmann and
Texter, halves; Dullebaum, fullback.
Louisville-Grove and Jones, ends;
Thoman and Beuchat, tackles; Weber
and Pacoulet, guards Keller, center;
Rebrassier, quarter; Sluss and Tour
naux, halves; Black fullback.
Subs For Nutshells, Riegler, Rem.
ner, Prysi and Zimmers. Louisville,
Hoods, Thoman of Mt. Union for Cas-
key.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-11-05
Blanket Thieves Still Active.

The detectives and the police are
busily engaged in hunting for the per-
sons who have been stealing laprobes
and horse blankets. Late Saturday
night Keller Sanders, living on the
Martin Hossler farm, east of the city,
reported to the police that he had a
blanket taken from his horse as it
stood on East Fifth street, near Rex.
H. Hoffman. of Middlebranch, said
that another was stolen from his
horse which was hitched at Fifth and
Piedmont streets. Sunday morning
a report was received at the police
station that a plush robe was stolen
from a buggy hitched in front of the
First Christian church while services
were i'm progress.