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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

There Is peculiar ailmcnt
spreading among the horses
stabbed at Tho Meadows. which
threatens 10 become epidemic, IL
takes the form OF high fever, and
after a short time a number Of alb
scesses develop around the horses
throat. The horses coming from
Denver brought the disease TO the
track. and a number Of horses here
are affected Several selling plat
ers In Red Walkers barn are az
fected. and also a couple belonging
10 Frisco" Hoag. Il Is probable
that from now on the track man
aEement will quarantine any barn
"a which the disease appears. TO
prevent Il from spreading,
In the billiard tournament last
night Abie Meyer beat Charley
Zacharias. and now leads the en-
tire field. The SCORE was 50 20 81.
and Meyer won by himself Zach
arias took his coat OFF for the first
time In the tournament. but even
then failed to stem the tide Some
OF the diagruntled ones who bet on
zacharlaa. said after the game that
Meyer had been "hopped" By his
trainer. ''Yeliow' Henry. and this
accounted for his wonderful speed
Lob" Kohn. the referee. however,
stated that there vas no truth In
the story. aud that Meyers sudden
speed was due 10 a change OF train.
ers from Red Sam" Friedlander to
yellow" HenTy.
Barney Slamm. one Of the richest
bookmakers' clerks In the world.
has taken hts departure from The
Meadows II was reported that he
had gore To San Francisco. but the
Singing Kid said he had sailed for
Hawai-. In order TO get the top
price in the Honolulu poolrooms the
next time billy Engstrom starts In
the billiard tournament
"a soule was one % the few win
ming boobies Ne quit the day with
pfDtit VI NAstNN
Miss Emma Bunting. the popular
leading lady OF the Seattle theatre.
had the tip on Kruka and CoFkhiil.
and came to the track in an i'm.
ported gasoline buggy especially
20 play the two. She bet 500 on
Kruka at 10 I. and bet the win
nlngs back on Corkhill. at 3 20 8.
and after the latter won she was
figuring seriously on erecting n
play house for the purpose OF Civ
ing a special matinee Of Uncle
Toms Cabin" SO that she might
have an opportunity Of playing
Topsy.
Del Lawrence, who was az one
time the star rider AZ The Meadows
and who afterwards developed into
one OF the best hustiers that ever
trimmed a boob" on the jungle cir.
cult. is now galloping horses in the
morning for Barney Schneider. at
Fort Eric.
Frank Clancy tthe mani had a
good bet on Frank Clancy lthe
horseD. when the latter won at Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

The National bank OF Commerce
easily defeated a picked team from
the alternating Bankers league al
DuKdale's park yesterday. the final
score being 20 T. Six runs n
The sixth inning cinched the game
Tor the National Bank % Com.
merce. This team plays a picked
team Of Portland bankers In Port.
land on Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Lew Abbott won the fancy waist.
coat championship OF The Mead.
ows yesterday. when he appeared
on the course wearing a vest that
appeared 10 have been Intended to
represent a late fall sunset. with
waving bars OF deep yeilnw. orange
and green, In ciUndiikm effects
across Il rich hand u deep red. h0r.
dered with purple passion flowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Frank Doss bet considerable coin
% the realm upon prcdkin 10 ain
the colt race. and looked sadder
than ever when that bird failed to
get home In front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Then. when Harry WAS rs or 20
feet from the base he vas trying to
steal. he would leap high IN the afr.
thrust out bis sharply spiked shoes
and fairly shoot himself into the
bag Naturally he generally had q
smooth path for tho last two or
three yards of the Journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

c. Russell and ID Roland both
had SIS deducted from their bank
rolls yesterday BY the starter for
At the post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Dcsde Brlnker certainly put some
foundation under that big league
draft story told by Bob Brown
Dods was q bear IN the field. and
his home run drive was good for
four bases In any mans league and
on any grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Zimmerman f. night now one ~
the best outflelderu In this league.
he covers that right field like a
blanket. and has beautiful wing.
He wili pick up Ia HIS hitting short.
", and he Ia no mean batter nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

a handicap Tor sioops over q
feet long viii be held on the bay
next Saturday by the Elliott Ray
Yacht club The Winona. Onoma
Petrol. Truant- Imp. Lavita. sahrlna
and CaIista viii SAIL In the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Sith the indicated Chehails ag-
Ercgaiion. Manager Frank Cotter
has received communications from
all parts Of Washington and ore.
gon asking for games The boys
expect 70 travel 20 New York By a
long roundabout southern trip. and
hope 10 get back 10 the northern
states ia the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

~ PiitshurE New York & pittshurn
AZ Chicago Chicago 6. brooklyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

Tbs United States rifle team
match held AZ Fort Perry. Ohio
Yesterday. resulted 10 a victory for
the Infantry team. The navy team
took second and the cavalry third
The Washington national guard
team finished In tenth place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27
STAR FORM CHART

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ss'' q H'aesS pfsaaias saas% ~
341f Tssr McEFsss ,-s.y..s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

AZ post 2 minutes orr at ttG n
1851 $40 place. Go show aaiahia
Winner b d clifford Rock nuae
Hcratched--Ioa Harlan. Prince Nap
start good Won iu Gsllop seoo
Just gallap Tor Hiii aaiable did
'loHluE fast 8tgrma improving PALE
much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

ia souie was one % the few win
ming boobies he quit the day with
a profit OF si.i0o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-27

ss@fsis's f.~sslas vssz<yTs fss,.s-..
Three Psrf9ffnance Dsrlx-f,s -.
tiis Price. i'ssss issi ssr s.ss. s,s
Feiisw the Hssr cs.s.
Irederirk v. Bowers, tbs tssns.. -.
20 Great Fnfertatssrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
lorraine.


Multriidl. - 8nrfartia. - Srieblidl.
0cItlid bon gSal6roof cine mo cine bdlbc
Wieile. Wtunnt 9ulOsgSdagoii. NIB lorraine
9%l1gqpnS oircit bis juut 9irga1R. gftoe -c'
lephonc. StaotsBurruu i'm orittCng Jlur ocS
. tnionsIr ufts 8ebdubes," Charles nnS Sanettt'
Strnfr. (Nt 1t4,1SS&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
Die Ginani. nab @eidaftslaac.

God)oem oic @roBipetillanten ei.
llen SbeiI ibrcr 0eruinue in Sifcr
bcit gebrot)t bnben, berriht an Der
9orie lDicbcr ein rilbigerer mo ieItc.
rcr 1on. Ena Enblifum lit All Den
Yoric,gcihGitcn nidt mebr 10 lcb.
boit bctbciligt, iuie in Den critcn No.
penlberpod)en, bos Speflilationsiic-
her ldBt nod. 0elb lit gerug III ia.
ben mp no CUTE Siderbeit %9eluobr.
leiitet miro. limo Die Gaten bilig
Gie Garleben Der Iiiociirten 9anfelI
bpm yteip.Dorf ba6en III lester @ode
trob 0es Eanfiagungstages, oil mel.
dent Die 9onfen geid)loiicn naren
hin 7,764000 Collars 3ugerpinnlen
Der lt%eberidpuB iiber Ole seieslid)e Re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Sic Gcbcr molten otc
@Gute nui bic 6reiliite geiept babcn.
Ger 3ol oui Ndiltc bringc oe1 &ieb-
jiidterll feline &ortbeile, ober Der
N!ciidtrllit babe Gin Monopol oltd) III
N6llteu itno hlt3c ca aus. Monn,
1ron mo &illo ieiell olcicm Mouo.
pol tributpilidti1 9enloht. Oh Der
Gon9reb nbcr biciell Sribltt beicitigen
miro, mntB u%bgerportct mcrocn, Gin
Sdubio6ritnnt IN Mniioduietts per-
iou9t rid)t MIR oic I6idoffun8 oca
,}oQ2 ouf @dlttc. ionocrn mill altd)
Sdntbpcrt nIli Die 6reiliitc aeleBt bos
ben. Gle %Gnnfurrcn5 Der Wclt lei
linn mIr lpiltommcn. Ger gcgcrl'
nGrtiQc }ol nltl Sdllbe Iei unltotblg
mo cine l(ngeredtigtcit 9egen 0uS
Eubliflrm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
Grani Sahms.

IS itnrD Oil "a Rpocm1rr 1905 5rnri
2nbnis, n~citebier @ditc bon slnuu Sabnls nno
I'M Alier uon 43 CnhrelL If .%qioHntel rIo .
3ugcn. Die Necroipnug ilnNcl am SicUitdB,
nel /. December. NdfmiitaQo I'M > llbr. poln
Iruucrbdule, Gr. sci. Eriiic StrdBr. Sigh.
Iouhtnlrt. ans AMI benz rGGtInlpus 6rIco1oic"
Halt.
9ie trnueruSc @attiu ne5it ainScrn.
(GgS-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
Baltimore GemctcrN.

Sircan: 5rantlin Sioa., Baltimore 1t. Turthitr.
4e9rdbniBpl1Be 6unt Sertdut bon $50 an,
nit Wdruurpfoiteu ubgeHreu5t $50. Sidb
iir bier @rdber. ,Srcie NennBnHg Der Glptue
fir 1rauergoiteS0ieniie. CSnri16,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Eq4Sassss
QuuOuu.I arf.Grmetcrn.
:. Gru,ulss, sefrctay.

SircGu: glr. u. spcitzsnrntugn.Strnhe, nno
Saupt.GinnauG: Trcoeridsoiuab.
gcarGpnibpidPe upu S2h al unter beiihloi9cr
@uiitht: Shnitth.gmen, GciuiHoe. 4%SfdH5eu etc.
merocn I'M Ireibbulis am @atpt@ing1E9 9eluns
nen. Infer N8cnt miro irpertl geplirtft por'
%iprcbcl. 'E t92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

idiitctt. Mcum eiu 3ol bon 80 &ro-
cent oc5 l8ertbes Den Hoijrmeiier'6o=
trifuntcn Sen Meltbclperb nitjt er=
mogIib. oouu m6gen lie Oo3 @eiGdft
Qufaebeu. 40 bleibt Die oiel ge-
rilbmte llebcrIegeubcit Der omcrifo-
uiihcn Snouitrie. penu tic niht eins
nal bel cinem iol6en 3oaihus be-
itcbcn tdnu2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

lcrne hot lid ltnl ctlUo olt0Crtldlt
Ytiuioneu o]erringert, 0od) bctrdgt 0t(
Heierpe iett nod immcr mcbr ais y
9Piuioncn Collars, luGhrcno IN Der
aleiGcn @ohc Oe$ &oriubrc3 Gin
| 1~SebIbetruQ bon rlln0 % ltilioner1
Collars gu ocr5eiduen mar. Goa ao.
pitoI ludt quite N%nIogelL ober man
1T uorIidti0, beionoerS bel ncllen In.
tcrnebmun0en. ESm @ciGGftSlcben
OcS Qan0c5 5eiat iid) cine itetlge,
luenm aud luugiome 9eilerung. 81
einiaen @eidlGitSjmciacu modlt ltdl
! Sic NciIcrru1g mcbr bcntcrflid) ais III
| un0crcn; aud lit tic IN oerldlcoenen
lbcilcu OeS @on0ea nift gIeld)rlns
lila. Ger @citcu bat inter Dem Eo'
nit i~ibcrbuupt uieI Deniaer 81 letoel1
acbu6t ais Der Oiteu. Die @tnnobs
men Der Giicubabncn iteigen. 1int
september Oicie5 5nbrCS mieicn Die
0rurtto-G imlohmen bon ia gabner
cincn GerluIt BON ctluu II Wtillioncll
Collars uuf IN ser 5meiten 9topents
hcriuofe mar cin gtetto9cipinn bon
5,SO00OO Collars ST. oer3eI6nell.
Ger @ertebr hot lid %aebobcn. Nllcr.
0in4a limo oldI NroBc Gripornlie
nnrd ole @crringerluHg Der SetricbS-
foitcn uno Ausgoben acrnoht NOR
Den. sir oic BETTER ser G%iienbobn
lit ooS QiiuitiG; iiir sic Nngc=
i~tclltcn uno Die Nrbciter Der 8ubnen
oogegen u%ngiinitig. "a Die 8obneu
g%cn0tbigt iilb. lullgc oulgelhobcne
Nerbeiierumgen por3uncbmen, miro
ultd) oic Glen nm Stobl %llouItrie
mieoer itGrtcr bcid)dftigt merben.
@enrp Glcipa ioQt in icincm lcbten
@oAenbcrihtc, buB in NieIen 6Glen
Der llmfanq Der @eihdftc bereitS 10
qrob lei, mie 1T 1906 ooer 1905. Gaa
mcroe ourf Die modcutlihen 9onf.
.Glcurings" crpicien, iueldc 6u Den
beitcn Weid)GftS 9oromctern 5l rcd
men ieien. Die (urii Ngitotion BOT
oiif bic GitluifeIung ser @eihdftS'
t6Gtigfeit niht Ben itorenOen GinflIB
Ncbobt, ben man beiiirhtete. Ho6ifo-
ic NenOcruna Der EoriiiGbe miro nift
crlportet. lln6 Damn iinO unIerc IN
Ouitrte'n 10 crItarft, Dab lie nid)t
mebr ouf &oh56Qe u%ngeruieien iino,
0ic orii,Nenoeruligcn rperocn bon
Den Sreunoen 0e8 Sarifs borgenon-
men. ToS 2an6 lit 5rpor inouitricll
10 hod cntmifeIt, sic Ga6rifotipna.
Wtetbo0cn iino 10 pcrpolltnmmnet,
ooB III pielcn 1SoQen Die biligcre 2lr.
bcit onhercr Ydnbcr Oo0urd) olifqcs
moNcll miro. Mir bubCu 0cn Mett
6clperb anoerer SGlloer nid)t mehr SIT
iiirGtcu. Tua miro lelbit bon man
den 1Sn%brifollten 5ltGeItoilben. III
lcin Die y,Srcumoe pes IoriiS" iilt0
Der aniid)t, OoB ole oGeidnpolenelt
&errnoacn" nod grober luerben nlili
len uuo Dab lid ibre 3obl mebrt.
Gin unerfreulider 3ltg bes @ei61its
lebeil& fiir oic Muiie Der Gonilnten-
ten lieqt IN Der Stei9crm9 picler &c
bcnamittelpreiic. Meijeu, Scr Gllbc
9iopcmber porigcn SobreS i'm On
9roaprei1 $t.05 f%oitetc. brinat ieBt
St,13, Moi0 lit bon 66 oltf 711h
Gents Qc%Itiegcn, Sdmol5 bon $40
oui $3.50, &inileiih bon $3.50 ollf
$IG.25. Gemcntiprefeno iinO oud,
6ic Yreiie i'm &leinpcrfoltic IN Die
&0bc 9%cgongclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
IpGH Iun0.

,tUHH ,tHHl.
IS itnrb am %. 9iopembCr zoos 3ehn 1nuN
IN lc,uCr 2Sohlnrg ytr. III. Aoro' ~,nrocott
Strnbc, actichicg @nita Ron Sop6ta tnll1. &c
bDreuc Hucblr. mo Subl Der nertturbcncr
Charles uuo Nutbcrine SnHG, SIC 3ctt Der
NecrhigunG fpirh ipdier dtlcittpi. $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Nmus Hundh Houur, Dnloert' nho Wrantltn'
more. Wfj. &eriltdt nleinc t5c. lnb 25t. NsabI'
1ctten. Saben MID ibres 8!etbeH. Spet8.
gIr. 025, &eitsgGItiHores5trdS
coma .2lJlteJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30
9ialcutiu !. 3UQcr.

50 iturb an 20. ltupeilbcr 1908 IL lttrgr
9SubnulR, Nj. co.. &r't Zee SiraBc, Nnlcntin
Gebnrcne Strediub. Sic 3ctt ocr Nceretpln8
luiro ipdier uttqeACiqt. t"%I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Sabre mar Der uoit 1889 INIT ctlIer
0urdidnitta lcmperntur pom 10
@rob, Ser f0ltcitc Der non 1876 mt
81 @roo. Die b0hitc Sc5elIlber
Icmperotur murOc am 4. Ge5ember
1873 bcobodtCt. Sic bctrllg %
@ro6; Die nicorigite (cmperatllr pes
Monots muroe um'30. Gc}cnIber 1851
nit 8 @roo inter 9ttlI ollo 80
@roo &Gltc - pcr3eifuct. GER CROP
te 9ejember. Shneciol III y Stnl-
ocu - t0.6. Bolt - mrroe am H.
Ge5cnlbcr 1887 regiitrjrt. Vel oIclct
melt ouaeinauber a~ebenOen 3obIell
I0Bt iif ein SdluB ollf ooa t%onlnen.
DC 9c3cmber @ctter notllrllt) llld)t
5icben.
Eor ctluaSI mebr uI@ pter
sem Sogen ereiametc id ous fltrdlt
borc @rllbcmngliid in Der &ooboo'
3ed)c bel @onlnt, oo5 800 Ntcnlfelt'
le6cn t%oitcte. 9tm Somito9 palItrte
cine G6nIifc &ntaitropbc }t Worlnlln
in @oibin9ton.Gountp E%cnllplpo
nielt. Stontlihe @rlbcu Stlpettos
rem boben crit bieier Gage Die @rllben
inipi3irt unD 9(QcS III CrOn1ntg &C.
flmocr. 9ic Mtarianu @rllbc 1T crit
fiir5lih in 8etrie6 gcieBt morOcl1 nm
mar nit ocn poIlfontmc1ltcn cider
bcitaporridhtHQcn olt2ncitattct. lln0
bod oieie furd)tborc &otuitropbc. NSIc
sic GrploIion crtitorocu Icin mag,
miro idmcr ouf5ufl0rcu icirL Oo olIc
ciloei6loiiencu 9crQlclItc toot 'lllo,
Wit oca @eididea MddJtcn
sit fem cm'gcr 8uulN III IledtcIL
HIM Nn, ll11nliirf ihrritrt idl1Cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Gin oiicnca 8cbeimniB
lit c. III Cincinnati. 8, nab Srlocr
Gbarlic ollbcr Sen $4,000, Die er
5n Dem rcpublitnnild,cn Garrpo9llr-
Grno bciQcltcucrt hat. ilod) ctruu
$4,000 iiir sic Grlu1blrng iciitcS
@ruocrS Bit" alio i'm @ol,5cn ctluo
cine &ierielmiQion oitsNegchen hat,
GoS erlnucrt an Den yYrolioentct-
NADER Morc Sauna, Der g gleid).
fails uortrcIiIid, uerltano, bic NrrIt
nod Der Spedicite 81 mtrfen. Brit
ser Charlie nat nlld1 Gbr1ci5, glctd)
0torc Sauna, ml6 b%ercitct Iidl onhcr
nit ollcr Gntid,ic0enbcit iiir Den
9unioesIcnot Dor, in0ent CT ieillc offi'
;icllc g%crbinomng nit Irltlts mo
Gurporotioncn lott. Hid)t-oiIijicll,
moblDerItanOcL bleibt es natilrlid)
bei'm Altcit. Buffalo Golfsir."
Mad, Den 9cobod d. II gen
pes @etter 9iireors. sic lih ouf
cincn Seitraum bon 81 SoDren er
itreden, betrGgt in Baltimore Die
Gurd)idpnitts 5emperotnr fir Den
Wouat Ge5ember 81 @rao. Ger
p6rmite 0eSember Scr lebten 81
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Icrmiidtc gIu5eigcH.

spcnn Sbre Slider uon Sennentan stn9s9an,
ben iino, miiicn ite gut g%eburoen letn. WelItoh
SenHcmnu, 9uhbtnocrst III auemm ntsn SSfr
fg2rhJ 1Itt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-30

Ite nNrapc NroWcrS'
Nliotiotiun" pom Californian bat nun
Stntiltiten Oer0ilcntlid)t. lollt meld)cll
I'M Iebtcll Sabre bic Standardization
be@ StooteS jllnt criten Otnlc Ole
Geutidlauo'9 i%ibertrriien lat; oeun
Californian bat I'M %ubrc 1907
55,000.000 @allonen y8cin cr5cltqt,
lpdbreuo eS IN 0cutitlono MIR
50,000,000 maren. IS bciSt ncitcr
III Dem @crid)t; Sic lcttjdhrige Mcin-
erScultnla Galiiorlierl'S reproicntirc
ullr t3s Bro5ent Der @eiommter5Nl-
0,u1o ollcr @cinldnocr Der Melt. mel
dc lid ori I.744, 000,S03 @ulloncrt
bclorien hat. Sbatidhlid beiinoct
lid Die %cnliiorniife 8cin. Snouitrie
crit III Der Nuiangs. Fcriooc ibrcr
Gntuidcling, luie ans Der Sbatiod)c
crbcllt. Oob Die 9roBtcn @cinbonoler
orr gSclt, 6rontrcid) mo S!dliut, i'm
lcttcn Sabre l.7tl.255,207, bejlp.
L916,t26,lO0 0alIoncn 5n cr5eiigell
I'M Stonoc morcn. Gos tleinite Wcn-
lnto Der @clt, Eeriieu, bot inn lestcl!
Sabre 100000 8olloEen p%robu5irt.
Gin cuer Welt Eruit
Glngliid)e iulb anlerltouildc 9led)s
&rpoii5enten baben ein Spnotfot ge.
biloet, ooa bic 9led, Yrooiiftion Der
! ooll5cn Grbc coittrolircu loG. Nitr
m nit Der interltotionnlcr &crtrils
iillua uilb ben WcItWpnopolcn. Tic
Hcoftion miro itidIt oiisblcibcn utto
oom miro griinolid) nligcr0umt
iueroen.
&cpr1ientant Sreclnnb
Don 9telp.Yorf bat ais Sertreter poil
Nolirmeiier. 6obrifanten Dor Dem So.
mite iiir Mittel nnb @ege eillen no.
hcrcn 3oa oui Haiirmeiier perlangt.
Der bisberige Boil bon so &roSeni
| geniiae uift, sic Melier. SnOiiitrie 81
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%crIammlnngS. In5eigcn.

,rh.2om6aro. strasCu gcrmancnt Shiloina a.
1ariudS' SuCieth ~"
5ic iGhrNbc Merchandising uno Asahl bon
VrGmtc,t NM yirerorcu fiHoet Ttcnftag, ben
i. yssei en- i'm @criammluHGesloIa:e JtHfo,
jinrSmsn.Efc baltimore. uno Dallas: Str, iIdit.
5neob SeF, Inn..
,ooo %, SciretdT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-30
TO GO TO MEMPHIS
DELEGATIONS ARE NAMED BY THE
 GOVERNOR.
Among fhe Member Are Several Prom inent Citixens of tke state and
 Omcers of the Fnrmers

Governor Conner yesterday an- nounced the delegates from the State of Alabama to the cotton conference to be held at Memphis November 10, H. 12.
 This conference was called recently by President Harvie Jordan of the Southern Cotton Association, for the purpose of devising some plans for the betternient of prices of the heecy staple.
 The delegates selected by Governor Conner are as follows:
 w A. Morris. Sulllgen. J. w kel- soc. Enterprise; T. F. Johnston. Bir- ningham: o. P. Ford. Admission; Thomas J. Reynolds, Montgomery; Michael Cody, Montgomery; Chas. L.. Cav. Montgomery; W. P. c. Harding Birmingham: A N Eubanks. Mont gomery; Isbam Dorsey. Opelika; J B. Ellis, Selma; Jesse B. Walters. snow. den;J. Lee Long, Green~llle; samuel J. Carroll, Troy; wm. Garner, Ozark Geo. H. Malone. Dothan; w. F. Pierce. Union Springs; S. H. Dent Eufaula; L. H. McCurdy. Lowndes- boro: H. E. Reynolds. Centerville: W. I. Nesbit Birmingham; H. A. Skeggs Decatur; W. F.. Garth. Huntsville; Clarendon Davis. Huntsville; D. J. Meadow. yrtiewood; Mcqueen Smith Prattville; Charles Winston, Gaines vile: A. E. Going. Benavola; John W. Wade. Birmingham.
 It is expected that most of the dele gates named will go to Memphis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-30
FARMERS UNION MEETING
 IN NEW ORLEANS NOV. Il

The following announcement of an important cotton meeting to be, held In New Orleans November II, Is sent out by President c. S. Barrett of the Farm CTS Union: 'The National Board of Directors of the Farmers Union, all State Presi- dents and representatives from county, parish and local unions in the cotton belt, are hereby called to meet at New orleans, La, November II, 1908. An executive session will be held on that day. and all Southern people who are willing to help put up the price of cot ton are requested to meet with the union on November 12.
 "President Farmers Union" sThe letter of President MOTHS oI ths Alabama Division of the Union, is as follows:
 we want to impress upon all mem bers of the union in Alabama, the inn nortance of this meeting and the ne- eessity for every local sending repre- sentative, and every county sending as to be at the general meeting on the 11th. and for all who are willing to aid in putting the price of cotton to A price above the cost of production to be at the geenral meeting on the 12th. ,,, "The business men of Alabama will have an excellent opportunity to show their interest in the welfare Of the farmer by attending this meeting and helping in this great effort.
 ''W4 A. Morris,
 'President."
 TT. F. Johnson.
 "Secretary and Treasurer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-30

Caracas. venez aela. Oct. 2e--The peo- nle of Caracas are hungry. This Is the most important of the troubles or ven ezuela. It portends more danger 70 the sceptre of Castro than all the guns of Queen wilhelmina's feet. It Is more damning judgment upon castros rule than all the condc-hnatiohs or ms political enemies.
 To an American tdere is something indescribably sad in the spectacle pre- sented by a great c:ty sl wly dying or starvation When Venezuela gained Its liberty from Spain, Caracas had pop ulation of 50.00O. In the ninety-three years since then it has but little more than held its own, and for the past ten years there has been a steady decrease,
 Twenty years ago, when Guzman was Dictator. Caracas enjoyed "boom, or as near a boom as is possible in South America. The city attracted immt- grants, business fiourisheds handsome public buildings and palatial residences were erected. Parks and statues with out number were added to the beau ties of the city. Handsome theatres were erected, and there was opera all the year round. Society was gay, rich and care-free. The driveways were crowded with the carriages of fashion. The clubs resounded with the laughter of the diners and the gamesters. It was then that Caracas gained its so- briquet of Little Paris
 Now, with the same people and the same surroundings. how different Is the ricturel There Is no immigration, and